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The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-07-14

N B Thayer, Atty.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-07-14
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1878. Notice for Pub
LEGATION. U s land office Duluth MINI, March

Johnson, Atty. 5-26
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-07-14

e P Maginnis. Atty
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-07-14
Timber Land act June 1878. Notice for Publ
cation: U S Land Office Duluth MINI, Jany

A j Taylor, Register
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1894-07-14
Timber Land, Act June 3, 1S7s-Notice for Pub-
llcatlon-United States Land Office at Duluth,


Post & ColyiIl, Attys.
The morning call., 1894-03-29
SITUATIONS wANTED-MALh-

" ALE.
-
L IRS1CLASS FARMERS. TRANSFERS. ME-
j ehanics OF all kinds and other help be OBJ
tanned by applying TO j. Il. CROSEIT d CO, 62S
Sacramento ST. mr25 7t
4 TTENTIuN, FARMERS-GET YOUR PLow
y hands from e. X. HANSEN CO.. ITO Geary
street. Telephone 4S5. DEF u cod
WANTED-BY YOUNG MAN OF EXPERT
w ence. position ia country store; 90 cd book
keeper: wages no object. Address H., box 81,
this ONCE. mr2g If
StTUATION WANT D--BY BLACKSMITH;
~ general workman; horseshoeing and wagon
ironer; city or country. w. b. ABELL. 7O6 Fell
street. mr29 It's
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THE TURKISH DANCERS.
A Jury Will Decide Upon Their
Cases on April 6.

Judge Conlan had a large audience in
his court yesterday morning, attracted by
Belle Bayer and The Oriental beauties,
who have shocked the feelings of Secretary
Kane of the Society for the Suppression of
Vice by performing the ''danse du ventre"
at the Midwinter Fair. The defendants
we're all present and chartered volublv in
French 10 each other, while their counsel
as busily engaged in showing that they
had not outraged the law Of the Slate.
Attorney Ruef interpOsed a demurrer.
arguing that the muscle-dance did not
come within the meaning and intent OF
the law which makes il q misdemeanor ITO
exhibit or perform any indecent, immoral
or lewd play or other represen tatiOn."
He grew eloquent in his argument, urg-
ing that 1t was not an indecent, immoral
or lewd play or other represeD atiun, but
merely dance. IT." be said. 'you char
acteriZe this dance as a representation
then l say advisedly it is the representa-
tion Of the poetry of motion, or. in other
words, moving poem"
Judge COnlan was not in the least bit
moved by the attorneys eloquence, and
bluntly overruled the demurrer. As an
afterthought he said that he might change
his mind before Friday. April 6. the day
set for the trial of the test case before a
jury,
The morning call., 1894-03-29

take to rule during the fight. He says that
they have q 10 chance of getting control of
the County Com tee and that they will
not be able TO figure very extensively. The
report that they would combine with
Barney Dougherty is not very startling, as
il does not make much difference whether
they combine or not
Leaders of the Populist party are max
ing great pre- paratl0ns for the State con-
ventluD, which assem- bles in Sacramento
on the 22d of May. when full State ticket
will be nominated. There are complete
organizations iu nearly all of the cOunti
now. and In large number of the coun-
ties conventions have been called to select
delegates to the State convention. The
basis of representation is TO be one dele
gate for each county, except San Fran
cisco. Los Angeles aud Alameda. which
will have two, and an additional delegate
for every hundred votes cast for Weaver
in county.
The race for the gubern Material nomina-
tloD lies between j. l.. Gilbert, president
of the Farmers Alliance of Fresno, and
j. v Webster of San Luis Obispo. As
San Luis Obispo County pnlled the largest
vote for the POpulist party In the State.
proportionately. strong efforts will be made
by its delegation TO secure the nomination
of Mr.. Webster.
One of the Populist pIanks requires the
selection Of candidates for the United
States Senate TO be chosen by the State
Convention, ana for whom Populist legis-
lators will be obliged to vote. The object
OF this rule, ii is stated, is to locate the
power of the caucus
The Populists of Alameda County will
hold their convention in Oakland next
week, at which delegates to the Sacramento
convention Will be elected.
Colonel Collier OF Alabama, who was
the candidate for Attorney General on the
Populist ticket III that State, receiving
$4,000 votes as counted, and as he de-
clares, several thousand votes which were
not counted, has been in this city some
weeks. be is very sanguine over the party's
prospect in his Stae. He declares that
kolb, who has been nominated, will sweep
Alabama.
The San Francisco organization has just
chosen its delegates to the Popuist State
convention. which are: w. E. Walker. T.
q. Porter, T. V. Gator. J. d. Thompson,
Z. f. feck. A: B. Knne. E. P. Burman, f.
l.. BALDWIN. NJ. McGlynn. A. w. TnomD-
son. F. L. Browne, c. H. johnson, G. D.
Gillespie. Charles B. johnson. w. L.
Thompson. w. H. Goff, p. A. Terry, d.
L. Howard, b. K. Collier, j. c. Gore. F.
A: Potter. E. ellison. j. w. Swales. Z. d.
Wheeler, E. V. Houghton.
The convention which met in this city
on Saturday evening placed itself on rec
ord by dec laring that laws max ng pow
erty or absence of means of support a
crime are inhuman, and ought not TO exist
in the codes of civilized nations"
A resolution demanding the establish
ment of free employment agencies, aud
prohibiting the payment of employees in
time-checks, was adopted.
One Of the changes which will result
from the adoption of the purity of
election la IS will be a radical change in
the Organization of the committee on cam
paign and expenses. All of the political
part es will require to change their organ
ZatiOH to comp!v with this law.
The morning call., 1894-03-29
Mrs. Huuter'S Suif

Answer has been filed in the Superior
Court to the suit brought by Mrs. Joan n.
G. Hunter against Harmon j. and c. L.
Tilden ct al.
The suit was to declare trust in the
shape OF a deed whereby the late David
Hunter, husband of the plaintiff, SET apart
certain property of the value If over $780,
600 To bis wife. The answer denies spe-
cheally and generally all the allegations
contained in the mplaint.
The morning call., 1894-03-29
PERSONALS.

NEW DISCOVERY RECEIPT WILL POSI-
~ lively remove wrinkles and smallpox pits IN
weeks time. send lOc for full particulars 10
MhS DR.. HILL, 2S Geary ST. mrs 3m
The morning call., 1894-03-29


| y. Y. F.-PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
&c up 70 noon on the I'd day OF April, 1894, at the
TntSe ~ oI the Grand secretary OF the Graud Lodge
l. y. " r. OF California. for ths printing stitch
ing and binding OF 1900 copies OF the Revised
journal or Proceedings OF the FOrty-seeond Ses-
SION OF said Grand Lodge, together with stereo-
type plates of the same and TOO copies OF the Oh-
GERS reports and Daily Journals.
organizations can be procured at the ONCE OF
the undersigned, room /, odd Fellows bull ding
corner Seventh and Market SITS San Francisco.
mr24 6t GEO. 7. SHAW. Grand Secretary.
A WEEKS NEwc FOR GENTS THE
<A WEEKLY CALL in wrapper, for mailing
The morning call., 1894-03-29

COMPETENT SWEDISH GIRL WISHES SIT
~ uation as cook or general housework in Ameri-
can family; best Of city references. Gail at 1927
Sacramento st. mr29 2t-
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- ITUATION WANTED BY YOUNG GIRL Is
years old TO take care OF / OF 2 children
Please call or address 925 North Point St., near
Iarkin mrJT
The morning call., 1894-03-29

"A ANTED HY A RESPECTABLE YOUNG
w woman situation TO do general housework
and plain cooking Please call address so7
Mission ST. mr2S
The morning call., 1894-03-29
NOTICE or MEETINGS.

ES7 DOric Lodge No. 2I6, f. and
&~S A. NJ, l2l Eddy ST., called meeting "a
THIS (THURSDAY) EWING at 1880 x =
O'Clock, second degree. ALI Masons and So W.
journing brethren invited. BY order of the
w. NJ. II A. KKON BERG. Secretary
The morning call., 1894-03-29

ER S,uu = FIR CSC odg
@~S No 2l2. F. and A. M. meets THIS "a
EVENING at 1880 O'Clock for second de- Y -
gree BY order of the master W.
ri +. c. HARE, Secretary
The morning call., 1894-03-29
Got Her Divorce.

Rosa Eytel has obtained divorce from
Randolph Eytel on the ground of willfuI
deSertiOn
The morning call., 1894-03-29

MONEY To LOAN
/ IRSf A y SECOND MORTGAGE: LOWEST
rates; any terms MURPHY. o28 Market. 2S If
G1CS 000 AT LOWEST MARKET RATES
I'D [O.OOO on city or country real estate;
any sum. A. SCHUYLER, sos Montgomery. fe2 tt
M ONEY LOANED ON JEW ELRY AND OTHER
1u yalRaDles at the Security Loan Bank, l1oS
Market nr Msspn; private eptrance7 Turk.ap9 e
- >AN fhAcSiSOO T. LLp EkAL LOAN BANK.
a 53S kearny: only corporation that lends money
on diam onds. watches: low interest. oc4 n
The morning call., 1894-03-29

NURSE WITH EXPERIENCE WILL GIVE
~ her services East TO Europe for fare or mart
fare Address MISS oLEsoN. 22O1a McAIlister
street. mrs 2ts
The morning call., 1894-03-29

Y DUNG RESPECTABLE LADY WISHES TO
i go 10 Europe as companion or nurse as recon-
pense. Address or call North German Lloyd Al
South PARK. mrs 2ts
The morning call., 1894-03-29
CIAL.

IA ANTED-To BORROW $3.50 FOR go DAYS:
" $40 bonus paid good security given Address
Bonus. box 400. CAL Branch once mr29 2t%
The New South., 1894-03-24

Hon. n. G. Hill attended Chaneor,
fourt at Augusta this week
Friend Rosenbush passed pleasant
day in Meridian last sunday
Mr. Peter Bro was caller at tn,
eombination Office Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Orr, Of Heidelburg, is I'll,
guest of her sister. Mrs. 7. J. Hardy
Mcssrs w NJ. Crawford, and Jerr,
Crauford, were in the city Wednesday
j. z. Myer and G. $. M,er, spent
several days this week IN the Crescent
City.
H. c. DaugLdrill, prominent mer.
chant Of Laurel, was in the city last
Sunday.
Col. A. j. Wcenis. Of Meridian, is
sticking pretty close to his Ellisyillc
business lately.
5. J. johnson was hobnobbing with
Enterprise and Meridian friends ths
last Of the wees
MulIord Parker, a prominent mill
and timber man Of Morrston, was in
Ellisvillc this week.
Elisyille's popular hardware mer
chant. IL. S Gum. was the guest OF
Laurel relatives Sunday,
b. w. Sharbrough, a prominent at
torney Of Paulding, Miss, spent Wed
ncsday in the city Of Ellisville.
Uncle Homer" Ducksworth, called
Wednesday, and had his name enrolled
AS subscriber to the NEw SoUTn.
Mr.. McDuf, aud wife, of Laurel.
were visitors to Ellisvillc last Sunday,
the guest Of Mr.. and Mls. }. A. MYer
Dr. Robt. c. Johnst,,n, of jasper.
was 10 the city Wednesday, and chip
ped in silver dollar toward the or
phans.
Mr.. Penn Welborn and little son,
Grover Cleveland, Of Z. r., were in
Ellisyille this week, and paid the NEW
SoCTH plea ent call.
Miss Bette Abney, after most en-
ioyable stay OF two weeks with her SIS
ter, Mrs. Il. y. Travis returned to her
home in Heidelberg last Monday to the
regret OF her many friends.
j. w. Shanks. Esq. OF Easiabuchie.
was in the city Tuesday, and from what
he says, he is likely TO become citizen
of Ellisyille at an early date. lie will
locate here for the purpose OF practi
cling his profession of law.
Uncle Tack" jenkins, from Tiger
creek, called to see us Thursday, and
after placing US under renewed obliga-
tons" told us thai he went fishing last
Tuesday and caught sixteen trout, all
of them over two feet long. Everybody
knows that Uncle Tack" ISIS truthful
man, and not given even to exaggeration.
Hon. w. NJ. Denny, Of Jackson
county, candidate for Congress In this
was in Ellisyillc last Wednes
day shaking hands with the voters. Mr..
Denny has been mixing with the people
in his district great deal lately. and
speaks very encouraginglY Of his pros
poets. He went from here 10 Coying-
ton county. See his announcement in
this issue.
The New South., 1894-03-24

Will try to give your readers few
dots, if you will allow me space 10 your
paper az | am subscriber. | cannoi
write like Uncls Fuller, Aunt Nancy,
or any Of the big folks. that sometimes
write for the NEw SouTH. The peo.
pie in our ncighborhood are doing very
well, are pulling together. and are ie-
termined to raise more corn and hogs,
and less cotton in the future. We had
one of the incest concerts at Bethel
church Friday night. the 9th Of March,
that has ever been in this section. Prof
A. NJ. Rogers closed his school, and
had twenty-four speeches and six dia-
loeues. There were some three hun
The New South., 1894-03-24
Extracts. from "a Letter Written by
a Young Man nov nt Nyaft's
business College, Meridian,
Mississippi.

For the benefit Of those who intend
taking Commercial or Shorthand
course. ] wish 10 say word in regard
to Wyatts Business College at Merid.
ian, Miss.
la the three weeks time I have been
here, | have learned more about Book
keeping than | did IN three months
study IN text book school befor, com.
ing here The dry uniuteresting text.
book is not used IN this College. aud the
course il interesting and srnoftcal al
the way through.
The system Of Shorthand taught her,
can be easily learned iu three months
The school is open from $40 a. m. 70
8 p. m, every week day, and some OF
the teachers are always present
Meridian IL an enterprising city of
$1,000 inhab tants, il has 20 CHURCHES
aud not a saloon.
Now, boys, consider these and many
othe advantages not mentioned in
my letter before sou decide where to 80.
The New South., 1894-03-24
KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and improvement and
tends TO personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
ter than others aud enjoy life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
the needs Of physical being, will attest
the value 10 health Of tho pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In the
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
Its excellence Is due 10 lis presenting
In tho form most acceptable and pleas
ant 10 the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties OF n perfect lax
alive; efIectnnlly cleansing tie system,
dirpelling colds, headaches and feyorp
and permanently curing constipation.
II has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval Of the medical
profession, because il acts on the Kid
ncys, Liver and Bowels without weak
cning them and il ia perfectly free from
every Objectionable substance.
Syrup of Figs IL for sale by all drug
gisti In Soc and 81 bottles, but II is man
ufactured by the California Fig Syrup
Co only, whose namc is printed on every
package, also the nsmc, Syrup Of Fig.
and being well informed, YOU will nd
accept any substitute II offered.
The New South., 1894-03-24

Pure blood assures good health. Use
compound extract Sarsaparilla prerar.
ed aud sold only by J {, Bradley,
There are no ilios ON my ods; every
thing new, neat an clean. no old rusty
goods Call on me. Louis ocus.
have moved my stock from my old
stand on lycy street tothc old Bradley
Drug Store stand. ., ] MRRRIsoS.
We keep a nice line of sausage aud
F., .fesh pure hog lard for Nlc At our mar
ket place Tryit MILLER 4 Collins.
Onr Clothing stock is now complete,
We invite gentleman 20 call around and
see the novelties in this line at Baum ).
California Evaporatod pruncs, Rails.
ins. Dates, Currants, ritron, Apples
aud Blackberries. all nice and frcsh, at
Morrisons,
Don't forget, when you want FIRE, life
or accidental insurance., TO apply TO
Nesnrs, Howell 4 Mmms. Soc their
"ad on FIRST page.
Don waste YOUR time looking around
town for something, IA cRt. Go 10 Nor.
rison.s, whore you can find everything
the market affords
Don't 60 home saying that there |,
nothing ~ town 10 eat. when sou car
get anything from fruit cake 20 bal,
Of hay nt MoFtiaon's
Have your socn the latest stylcs D
bed room sats and other furniture on
exhibit at Jos. Baum 4 Son. II not
call around and see them.
There is tobacco aud there is tobacco
but Ochs Leader is the tobacco that the
people want, Twenty-Five cents per
pound by the box or caddy.
RyAN'S GINGER CIDER. good
for i.a.Grippo. Sore Throat snd Bad
Colds, for sale Ryans Restaurant, u. II
Shots q Son. and y. G. Weems.
Everything is upside down at Iaum's
this week on account Of the arrival Of
an immense quantity OF spring goods
IL is q sight TO look AZ them.
Jos. BAUM q Son.
l25 pair Of ladies' fine Zioglcr and
Padcn Bros shoes, formerly AZ 90 90
and 1857, now sl75 per pair. The
greatest reduction ever made on these
Shoes; reason two large purchase.
Gall early and get your pick 1T Jos.
Baum Il Son.
Although the LEGISLATURE hns ad
jeGrned. and Anse McI.aurin has been
elected u. > Senator, YET ! am selling
goods Of every description cheaper than
anybody else IN town. II you don't be-
liere II just come around aud see me.
LOUIS Ocns.
Rosenbush being desirous ii please
all his friends and customers, promises
them that he can always be found on
hand AZ their store, and will give them
his pereonal attention. aud asks All 10
call and look at his new spring stock,
At Jos. Baum Il Son.
The New South., 1894-03-24
BUSINESS POINTERS.
Places Where the Best the Mar
ket Affords Can IL. Had at
Reasonable Prices.

Reasonable Prices.
| Everything good to eat at Morrisons
Choice No ! Mackerel at Morrison's =
Fresh iish every Saturday at ZacI
Qnicks.
Don't forget that have mogod.
B.J MvRRIsos.
Use santonine worm syrup for sale b,
j. Z. b adley.
Choice Hams and Breakfast Bacon
at Morrisons.
Good treatment and fair dealing /,
my motto LOufs OCus.
All kinds Of Fine Pickles, Catsups
etc. at Morrison's.
For the best blood purifycr, 20 IA
Bradleys Drug Store.
Buy your Groceries, of every kind
at bottom prices, Of Morrison.
Fresh. Bread, Rolls, aud Buns every
Saturday at Ryan's Restaurant.
We are selling good mems WOODEN suits
for % al New York Bargain Store.
Remember ihm Morrison delivers all
kinds OF Groceries, Tree Of charge.
The latest styles o. stiff hats. Your
choice for sl.5O. at Jos. Baum Il Son.
Use only Bradloys Black Mass Pills.
Satisfaction given cr money refunded.
Buckwhcat, Graham Flour, Hominy,
Flake, Dat Meal, Gfits, etc. AZ Morri-
sons.
For Good Smoking Tobacco, ciga.
iette paper and Cigarettes, 20 TO j. q.
Bradley
Cransberries, Eyaporaied Mince
Meat, schreaded Coaeonut, etc at
Morrison's.
Whom you want your hair cut or
anything iD the barber line, give Bou-
ineny trial.
Group cured 10 ; minutes by using
German Cough Elixir. For sale al
BradleYs Drug Store.
The old reliable L1cy Hinton il an
excellent brand u tobacco, IL can be
found at CaLtaiu Och's.
The New York Bargain Store is re-.
eeiying spring goods daily. Come around
and zoe the latest styles.
Mems pants from ~ cents up. and
h.ie luT bats from ~ cents up al tie
New YORK Bargain Stere,
Nice fresh corn fed beef. pork and
sausage kept constantly on hand. Send
your order 10 Zsck Quick.
A guarantee for Ia grippe, colds and
pneumonia. German Tough Elixir. For
sale 81 Bradleys Drug Store.
For q hot o. cold bath, o. clean.
smooth shave, 20 to Boniligpy's shay
Dg parl0rs. He can please you.
JA.ex-oeayenr tss Tor Dyspes>ls-
The New South., 1894-03-24
CALL.

i,osenbush. manager for Jos. Baum
& Son called at the NEw souTu Office
and gave US line Of locals which ap-
pear in this issue. His boss. Jos. Baum,
has just returned from the Eastern
markets where he has purchased .
large aud very stylish stock Of spring
and summer goods for his Meridian,
Ellisyille and Hattiesburg houses. Buy
ing in such large quantities from first
markets, where no one else on the New
Orleans Il North Eastern railroad has
the opportunity TO do. Rosenbush
proposes 10 give his customers the ben
eft OF the low prices, which dre much
less than can be obtained elsewhere and
and will be found ia proportion 10 the
low prices OF cotton, etc, and he don't
ask his customers 10 pay for heavy. loss.
es on bad debts, as those. do who sell
IN time. Call and examine his new
stock and gave your money by buying
from US. Respectfully,
julius RosEsBusH.
Ellisvillc, Miss.
The New South., 1894-03-24
Grand Opening.

iirnnd opening 0f stylish Millinery
Goods at the fashionable millinery storo
q M,ss llilda HcGowan on TIL 4 MS
DAY, March 22d, 1894 Everybody in
ylted, aud the ladies especially, To call
and inspect my superb LING OF goods,
which have bought with great care,
and which ! am sure will please the
most fastidious.
Respectfully,
Mhl7ti HILDA MCGOWAN.
The New South., 1894-03-24
The Modern Way.

Commends itself to the we'll formed. 70
10 pleasantly aud effectually shat was
fornerly done 10 the crudest manner
and disazreeably as well. To elense
he system and break up colds, head
aches and feyers without unpleasant si-
ter effects. use the delightful liquid lax
a,iye remedy. Syrup Of Figs.
The New South., 1894-03-24
NOTICE,

lTO ALL MY CUSTOMERS AND
= friends ] haYe moved my market
from the building known az the City
Market. 10 the rear end OF Gunn's hard.
ware store, and opposite the postoficcs
where am row prepared 10 serve thom
as before, with the choicest cuts in MI
kinds Of ffcsn meats Call and sec mo
and leave your orders.
ZACK QUICK.
The New South., 1894-03-24

| handle Snow Flake and Cream Val.
ley Flour the best ever brought 70 this
market ] guarantee every barrel. ana
y y y not Just az represented. bring il
back and will refund the money aud
Pay for hauling both Ways.
March lV-u horIs OcHs.
The New South., 1894-03-24

An active agent 10 each county IN the
United States. 20 solicit subscription for
the Twice-a- Week Republic, Aliberal
commission will be paid TO hgstlers.
Address Superintendent Circulation.
The REPUBLIC. St. Louis, No.
The New South., 1894-03-24

drcd people present and all deported
themselves we'll except few thought
less boys. who acted little ugly, by
shooting of their pistols, guess il was,
that they are not used TO concerts, aud
did not know. what il meant, | suppose
they thought that the negroes were ris
ing. After the concert was over, Mr..
Tommie Tins delivered an ADDRESS on
education which was highly appreciated
By all. | will close aud come again,
A. Il, NJ.
The New South., 1894-03-24

Smoke Queens Taste Cigars. For
sale at J. G. Bradley.
Och's Leader IL the best cheap To-
bacco ever sold in Eilisyille. . cents
per pound Ly the caddy Or box. Try il
For sale only By l.. Ochs.
Another ear load Of Snow Flake Flour
received this week. The best Flour
ever sold in Ellisyille. Try barrel.
LOTS UcHs.
smoke Ia Flor dc Costello. best 10
eeut eigar % earth. For sale al Brad
le, Drug Store.
The New South., 1894-03-24

Situation as bookkccpcr. hy gentle.
man, ~ years Of age. married aud With
fifteen years experience rs bookkeeperi
Best ol references. bohd. IL required
First class ! around business man.
Address L. o. Box No. IL. llattiesburg,
Miss. March 1Tit
The New South., 1894-03-24

|. is a pleasure 70 behold the large
and well selected stock Of fancy mill.
merry goods Of every variety aud style,
now on exhibition 1T the store oi Miss
Bilda MeGowan. She can please ey.
slybody, aud her prices are made to
suit the tim s.
The New South., 1894-03-24
ssss... Wis, o. c.apvl 10, ,...i. sl.....a
NntIne-

will open private school 10 tho
old school building. ucar tho Baptist
church. 90 Monday. April ., 1891. Tuia
tlon 81 20, 1900 and 2 80 per month.
Would be thankful TO have the patron
age Of !
tMISS) CANDfCE CARTER.
The New South., 1894-03-24

Perhaps you would not think 80, but
2 very large proportion Of disease III
New York comes from. careIessness
about catching cold" says Dr. Cyrus
Edison. II ! such simple thing and
50 common that very few people, unless
it is case Of pneumonia. pay any at
tertlon 70 cold. New York is one Of
the healthiest places on the Atlantic
Coast and yet there are great many
cases Of catarrh and consumption which
have their origins In this neglect Of the
simplest precautioD Of every day life.
The most sensible advise IL, when you
have one get rid Of it as COON as posi-
Bile. BY all means do not neglect ii. :"
Dr. Edison does not tell you how TO cure
cold but we will. Take Chamber
lain = Cough Remedy. II will relieve
the lungs, aid expectoration, open the
secretion and soon effect permanent
cure ~ and 80 cent bottles for sale
by City Drug Store.