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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-01-11
CLEMSON College,

The boar of rtSt"cS of irm&II College
have adopted several rules rrIula:i . the
adm iSsion of students to tn" ucXt session.
which begins February lJlh. All Young
mca will hr required to S'nnl cAauiina'ions
As ut "ihc" colleges. They @ill also he re-
Quir'd t. stand physical examinations, ald
such rs havy CO.ta"inuS diseases and who
are physically unable 10 ful;il the duties
required of them will nGt be ainiitcd
Applicants whD arc qualified 10 enter the
college proper will have urrCcdcuCc over
those applyiAy for admission into the pre-
paratory department. According to the
best information ubtamahlc ahult three
huDdrrd OF The oil students VIII return.
Thry,"! com>". being already in the college,
will not be disturbed. rnc board has not
Vet dccidCd bow many students will hc
a!mitIOa ut ihr next t"rm, but there VIII
be room for two or three hundred new ones
in addition 10 those alr'ndy there. 1t is
tlcir purpose 20 distlihitc admission into
the cpllc@" among the S'vcr;u cnuniicS in
proportion To their rrpw~,n'a'ium in the
lover branch 0ishc Legislature. EXani
nations Will begin about JamuaIN 18Th.
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MO ! 'EGE.
BE Modern

BE Modern. Don't harN9s the system with
noXl0uS drugs. Monterey cures Malaria. Ncrv
business. lUdiGcHt ion ard Bowel Com pluIntA. II
Is simple, pleasant To- taste and leaves no bad
effects.
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Clerk 81 SaEH.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
County Of Pickers.
w. +. Hayes, ct. al.

.,,1, MN an cDr1r,, ~InDrr>r.
OLA - W ooC -: II NAnO"ANh'
", CIGhty % rlGheHs' }
w. l. l1ayes' et' ILL.,
w.,
H. H. i'elorlchS:
ComPlalnt lor Par'i'i"h'
In pursuance OF decretM order
maze IN inc ABOVE stated case oy
H@"n. @ W. H. MaiiaCo on Itn oePt
lo''; VIII soh 10 'he hi@hest oia,
dcr before the court mouse door at
rlckehs during the log"l hours 1or
Salo, ON
oaieday IN February
next tle lolio"lhg oescrlpeo reai
estate Io"H:
B. B. Crane,
VS..
Eliza a. Miles, ct. al,
All that piece parcel or tract Of
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w. I. MCI@ALL.
1864.
& Sale.

ol"r for SA'c my farm of ~ Grrcr, well i'm d.
proved. ten miles from Grc"nviIlC. g. H., on the
H.i"E"n road and knuI IL u> III" D:>hirld x place.
II not sold before the lith of Jan 1884 it WI be
S"ni at auction Oh tn" premises nj - O'Clock.
Terms easy. iiADIE ASS HAMMOND,
dee f,u
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Our Thanks.

We understand that Bro j. +. Bogcs
is to return TO the editorial manage.
ment OF Tie staid old democratic jour
nal, The pICKENs SENTINEL. 1t will
appear like Old times to read in TIE
SENTINEI. the pithy and strong cdito
ria!s of its former editor. The cdl-
torial columns Of The SENTINEL has
by II" means lacked pith and wisdom
and force the past ycsr, under the
management Of Bro. Robinson. He
has hurled some as we'll poised lance )
at the dcmaGogu>s and thc char!ntans
in the dominant elmcnts n the demo-
cratic party, as any knight Of the
qIi'l We have read after. The SENrI
MEL IS Il democratic land mark in the
county. and We ad>is" al good dem, ,
Gratis to stand by it-The Democrat
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-01-11

Na'haiit and Spar,anburg jugs IN Pick,
enS, AZ M;fali'S. they came wllll"uL any
TANG III t'.rm hot cven sIrppuI.-buL they
" lc -, i'icd ut NcFaii's without a stuplcr,
and II Nuu want 10 buy one To stop, he
VIII stop asking questions b, fore YOU tell
HIm what ynn wait To sop. They are in
thIcc S'Ecs stop. stopper, S,orpcSt. If
y"u a'c going in drhi, take the first IL, :
II y"nr wife is gong to the dance VT .o.it
You, takr the second size; if ynu are both
Sul!.G listing, take the tllird--ll's Il cork
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THEN.
BRACE UP

Amd stop growing aSou! hard timcss
40 wonder y"Ea tEaENA times arc hard.
RHavc y0gl a,a add isa a'EEs. SENTINEL?
No? Well. peoPge dom's kmaw ven are
ian business anEs1 d2a:at is tEie reason times
Seem Ee:aE's! to EeeU while others prosDcr.
Gail and get ozsr ratcs asyl siayeriising
e uat :sslts ils Fl.e s;cs,tiMcE. and await
cEoEsrHcRt&. EHare7 Si1lles with yOr.
Will S0oka pass aWaye
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.surer Youngblood has recently

I'..s .surer Youngblood has recently
pald out for coupons on the railroad
bonds the sum of $2,31O.Oy.
Last Monday the previous ques-
ton vas ordered on the Wilson Ta-
rlt Bill and cotton went up II points,
Married OH December 81, 1898, ut
the residence of B. d. Garvin, Mr..
Andrew Anderson and Miss Texie
tonnor, both colored, B. d. Garvin,
officiating.
School commissioner, w, ~. +.
Bright, has nearly completed good
map of Pickens county. When he
goes out Of Office, we move he be in-
duced to leave it in the clerk s Office,
even if it has to be paid for.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1894-01-11
CHAINED LIGHTNING
Dec. II, 1898.

The railroad has not yet come to PickcEs. bu
PirkcnS Is in speaking Il di,tunrc Of the rail- Dad
If you are in Enslcy or Pickcns and wish
talk TO anyone in the other town, just step 10
the ''phonc' and call the one you want
Tc!rgrnms promptly transmitted ard correct
meas guaranteed. All messages for Pickcns and
vicinity promptly delivered.
PICKENS TELEPHONE co
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SEND YOIR OWN NAME and address and
those OF Ave to ten OF vOUT friends or neigh Dors
Oh postal card. or ot1rrwis", and a copy OF thc
SAEANNAiI WEEK ni ~ 5 will Ic sent to
each adj En-, FErI:
THE WEEKL NEWS
Is - RT"INIS4 AND FAMILY EHwsrAPE.. FoE TIE
c0USTHY E:.AI'R. II is the l".i sest weekly pub
li>hcd in the south sixteen large pHgns It is
spLcnd.Aly gotten up and carefully cdtrd. If you
have ncTcT seen II cory Of il, send for one and
you win H.ruDuEct IL the biggest and best ncwJ.
paper you ever read. Address
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P1CKENS SENTINEL.
LOCAL NEWS

Bis, daughter or Willis Amber,
died last Tuesday morning.
Mr.. w, A. Barker is The newly ap-
pointe d assistant attorney general.
Politics is curious thing, 1t
pulls down and puts out for party
never on priGciple.
w. r. Kay won't to Westminster
last Monday to see his son, Doran,
who is quite sick.
Mrs. julius T.. Parsons is teaching
subscri ption school at Pincy Grove,
west of Town Creek.
The warm, damp weather last week
maSnetizcd thc telephone wire. 1t
may have had a similar effect upon
some fresh pork.
Licentiato A. Richard Fowler, of the
Presbyterian College at Clinton will
preach in the Presbyterian church
Wednesday evening at 7 o'clock.
w. II. Sanders has n rich find on
his poor place on golden Greek. He
has mined somc fine specimens of
corundrum, silver and lead
Rev. c.. II. Smaller, the pastor,
preached in the Methodist church
last Sabbath, and Rev. !. f. Foster
filled his appointment ut Secona.
The twelve months old child of
Mr. J. A. Stewart, reported SO i'll last
week, died on Friday. The bereaved
pa. cents have the sympathics Of many
friends.
Last Tuesday two sermons We're
preached 70 a small but attentive audi
encc in the entry of the old court
house. Neither of the preachers had
license.
The Midwintcr Fair in California
is now open and the Il. Il D., will
sell tickets for the round trip until
March 3'.t, good till April 3Vth tor
$1UO.01.
Hon. \. G. Latim"r was at his post
in congress last >aturlay and voted
with the democrats on the 4 iIson bill.
The Peoples Journai will have to haul
nun over '''e Goals
Mr.. r. II Sui;;, hos movol inf,
ms ne" homo III the Day place, t"o
mileS east "l 1"aSitv nat IS hnc
farm and he no" has all the room lie
needs 10 spread himself.
One of our esteemed subscribc,s
bens us to call official attunti,n f., 81
L.. - 1
horr'" mnh II u" III the pubic road,
near IL" 'i';'I2 III Ny. Clayton
''!'''''1" " l'S"'' - ~ "o'c'
Auditor EYyuut is getting few
returns frnun h.l,tvd tax,,av, rs WHO
stray in to pay their x,.nhcd tax, $.
He Will start .tt ON his ryunI ~
'''N -'''''
f"r PROMPT, Pleasant and quick
llv'rI s. rN'r'. "niTN {" HaG""d y
lh"rh:'f rf"H nj E"o!"N or llckths
No"d, r".ahi' ''.ams, sin%i" OF "o"ole.
at any 'iH'c 90 iiN" inin''tes notice.
1bcr, will nf thnr.,v ;,j,,oc
on tn" eighth circi't thas year. JGdG"
Nl!h"rS r"2h VII i'"id IA" February
term oi court '"H-" w ats tie June
term "Hd "UH"" Cay thc October
term.
N'h3f wo..,l Ci,v T;;,m., l,vo
done Without t;lr ,ti;or's law classr
One is attorney O.. r,r,,l ono ol;,t,nt
general, on" superintendent Of cdu-
cat'oh an. one 'dilor oi THE PIcHENs
NENTlNfh.
We are much uhiircd to those of
our subscyiIcrs who have come in
the last few ,lavs and t.stif,d tb.ir
appreciation Of TIE SENTINEL, hy Dav.
ing for it, Ii will Give more county
news than ynu can find onvvhnr,.
else.
O,r ,.tlon,l oo,,,. -
u.r.L1 ,n', Hnn'. - 'ni'' "':' 81, ,'s
@ onlu,,,, .,,-:,I'rf.. 80 49,,
noa;n't ,i,"n;.,rn.;~" "',,i " ;, W '
nc oil stnri nnt w;th ti,o "''a ';", :, rna' l,.
,,.;,h t,n naa,,,n ~ .'tl,,, Wv ~" ,"l
' - w ''Ni >'i' i''''ihiht 4
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The county commissioners have decided
t" open a pubic road from the sOuti end
ct PvuUi' ton avenue by tie most pracltca-
b.r rOul' to inlrIscct with the Iihcr,\
i''ad al or ne ar The sweet gum Ire. til,.
";h *i,.r of J"ab Mau.!in'S in.l. thence.
ncr IS wolf Greek b., lnc b, st rouIc to
Htrtscct with the road lvu,int b. Mr. NJ.
W. Newton 5 Residence.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-13
CIRCUIT COURT TERM.
Calendar Of Cases Disposed Of at
Kohala.


Kohala.
The following is the calendar OF
cases disposed OF at the Circuit
Court term recently held in Kohala
district. A goodly number OF other
cases had not been touched when
the Kinau left for Honolulu:
i'en Paakai tk.) aud Wailuu Keka-
ulu IVY, adultery. Appeal from Dis
trict Court, Kau. Kekaula fined.
Sam Hama (k.) and Lono (w),
adultery. Appeal from District
Court, North Kohala. Verdict
guilty, fue $50 and costs. w. G.
Achi for defendant.
Kaihe, perjury. Committed from
District Court, North Kona. Gaze
abated on account of defendan
death. W. 9. Achi for defendant.
Puhipau (k.), assault with deadly
weapon. Committed from District
Court, South Kona. Nolle pros.
entered. w. G. Achi for defendant.
Before foreign jury the follow.
ing cases we're disposed Of:
Mrs. Kia Simona and Simona (k.)
vs.. Lui Vasconcolls tPort.), assuDp-
at. Appeal from District Court,
North Kona. Discontinued. w. G.
Achi for plaintiff.
Mrs. E G. Green we'll e. Co. vs.. w.
G. Achi, NJ. Gouveia, j. X. Nahale
ct al, eject ment. Appeal from Dis.
trict Court, North Kona. Settled
out OF Court. 9. w. Ashford for
plaintiff.
Kaimihale Keliikipi vs.. ]. w.
Ackermanp, Akaua (Ch } and w. E.
Scott, eject ment. Settled out OF
Court. W. G. Achi for plaintiff; g.
X. Wilder for defendants.
Jury waived cases: Mock Sing
(Ch.) vs.. Lono, deserving husband.
Appeal from District Court, North
Kohala. Discontinued. Holstein
for plaintiff.
Yamamoto, larceny Sd degree.
Continued from April term, prisoner
having escaped.
Keaniani ik.), violating Chap. 66
Sec. l, Laws OF 1892, in the matter
If lepers. Appeal from District
Court, North Kona. Pleaded guilty
w. q. Achi for defendant.
Palakiko g. and Kaaihue (k.)
same as previous case. Mol. pros'd
John Olohapa (k.), larceny OF an
animal. Appeal from District Court
North Kona. mol. pros. w. G
Achi for defendant.
Imamoto tJap.), selling liquor
without license: Appeal from Dis
trict Court, Kau. mol. pros. p
Neumann for defendant.
Hamsi, Nagats, Kawasaki, Hoy.
ashi, selling liquor without license
MOL pros. p. Neumaun for defend
ants.
| lnshimoto Tsoze (Jsp.). murder
lst degree. Committed from Dis
trict Court, South Koua. Plead
guilty. Sentenced to twenty year,
imprisonment. p. Neumann fol
defendant.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-13

British opinion in Japan and
China Is fierce over the new treaty
which surrenders the privilege Of
consular courts for British subjects.
The Shanghai Celestial Empire re-
fers to Lord Kimberley's action in
signing the treaty thus: The worst
and feeblest Minister who for two
hundred years has, for . short four
months, ruled in the Foreign Office,
has concluded . contention, which,
II signed under the guns OF an
enemy's fleet in the More, would
have handed down bis name as . by.
word to posterity." The same paper
says "the treaty, hastily and secretly
concluded, marks q distinct retro
gression In the position Of Great
Britain as leading power, aud
must for ever compel her to take q
second place 10 the councils OF ma.
lions" The treaty does not come
into effect for Eve years from sigma.
ture. Its stipulations are applicable
to oil British colonies excepting In.
dia, Canada, Newfoundland, the
Cape, Natal, New South Wales, Vic.
toris, Queensland, Tasmania, South
Australia, Western Australia, and
New Zealand.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-13

Corea Is q good country to be out
OF just now, as the following item
makes evident:
Among those OF British national
ity who are at present ia Corea (says
the Scotsmap) perhaps the best
known in this country IL Mrs. lsa-
bella Bishop Miss Bird), the lady
traveller, VINO left England souie
mouths ago IN pursuance. Of q long
cherished design to explore the
Hermit Kingdom. Mrs. Bishop is
travelling alone, and from letters
which she has written 1t appears
that she 10 finding her stay among
the Cnreans anything but pleasant.
Mrs. Bishop Aseended one Of the
principal rivers IN . native sampan,
Nat-bOltomsd aud drawing when
fully loaded only 4 10. Of water, aud
on this primitiv. home she lived for
. month. She found the Interpreter
difficulty almost insurmouutabls,
and anolhe great difficulty was the
transport Of sufficient curreu-y to
enable her to pay her way. Over
three thousand cash go TO the
two-shiiling piece, aud about fifty
shilliDgs worth was full load for
pony. As to the Coreans themselves,
they are, Mrs. Bishop reports, tho
most uuattractive savages she has
ever encountered, aud their rudeuess
and curiosity surpassed anything she
has formerly experienced. They are
entirely untfustworthy aud lacking
in backbone.
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LADIES' COLUMN.

Do you really mean it? Is
it a fact that you are going t.
give q ticket to the Volcano?
Doesn't it make any differ
ence how much l purchase?
These are undoubtedly the
leading que. tons of the day.
You would think so il you
knew how many times we
have answered them in the
last weeh-but We never tire
of answering any and all
questions, our only regret is
that We are unable TO give one
grand eXcursion and take all
our customers to the Volcano;
there is a way through that,
everyone can get there
through their dealings with
us. Quick Sales and Small
Profits mean simply this.
Economy to you and if you
will save the difference be-
tween our prices and fancy
prices it won't be long before
you will realize that judicious
buy ing will pay for pleasure
tips. KEEP EVERY PUR-
CHASE CHECK you get be-
tween now and Christmas,
and it you want to you can
give them to some worthy
friend.
1t looks as though the rainy
season has set in and We are
going to make a run on rainy
weather goods.
UMBRELLAS e. PARAsoLs,
COMORTERs AND BLANKETS,
from 81 up.
FLANNELs a. FLANNEL
ETTEs, SHAwLs & WOODEN
GOODS. I he goods are all
new and just what you need.
ks DO you want to go
to the Volcano? II you do,
you have just as good a
chance US any one else.
B. #. EHLERS & co.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-13

Under date Of August 30, British
Consul Brennan at Canton informs
the Colonial Secretary at Hongkopg
that the plague ceased to be cpl
demic at Canton by the end Of July.
There had been . few sporadic cases
since, but at date OF the note there
had not been single case at any Of
the plague hospital
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-13
Miniature Art.

At williams Studio are to be seeu
Portraits on Watch Dials, which he
is making . specially OF. Lantern
Slides for lecture BY the set or
dozen.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-13
Hawaiian Hardware Co., Id
Tuesday, Oct. g, 1894.

NSputiSN ioS pSSh SohNN,
one way or another, to the
Leaning tree of Waikiki.
To persons who ride or drive
to the beach once or twice a
day this leaning tree is a con-
slant menace and it occurs to
"old subscriber" as though the
time has arrived when some
thing should be done before
the tree falls into the road and
does some damage. It is hardly
of sufficient value for the owner
to make. any objections to its
removal particularly as it can
be done at little or no expense.
The tree may hang in its pre-
sent position for a long while
and not do any damage but if
it should fall when horses were
in the neighborhood it is quite
probable there would be a run
away.
We've had another invoice
of PORCELAlN-LlNED BATH
TUBS suitable for persons who
do not wish expensive articles.
|Our stock is now complete in
this line and we can fill orders
for plain or ornamental tubs in
all sizes. We have also a COM
plete assortment of WASH
STANDS, either enamel or Ita-
liam marble tops.
1t is rather amusing, the in
quiries that are made here re-
garding the STEEL AERMOTOR.
Some people imagine that, like
other windmills, wind is re-
quired to run them. This is a
mistake. All you have to do
is to set the mill going and
the law Of gravitation or good
common sense on the part Of
the wheel sets it in motion and
keeps it going. We have never
heard of a wheel that will turn
as easy or that will develop the
power shown in an AERMo-
TOR. This fact makes the
geared mill doubly valuable to
the plantation man, because
besides pumping water it will
saw wood, run a grindstone
and a half dozen other articles,
with one attachment now be-
ing evolved in the brain of an
inventor it will be able to run
a newspaper or government.
There are other windmills man
ufactured, but they are not
geared mills and consequently
will not do half the work of
an AERMOTOR. We have all
sizes Of wheels and pumps in
stock and can give you water
quicker than you can say Jack
Robinson.
The PANsY STOVE has given
better satisfaction than any
iron stove ever introduced in
this country. Our sales in
them have increased largely in
the past six months and indi-
cations point to a still greater
demand for what the people
recognize as the best stove on
the market.
The rain is causing mud;
mud is next to dirt, cleanliness
is next to an IMPROVED STONE
FILTER, and we sell the Filters.
In our business office is a filter
exactly like the kind we sell
except that it is made of glass
so that the entire operation of
filtering is open to the gaze of
the public. The water as it
comes from the tap is Of seal
brown color and contains more
liver fluke to the cubic inch
than Won CON i'm, u;na Whap
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1894-10-13

TURING NV ABSENCE FROM Ho.
- po,n u Mr.. w. l.. Ps,epon ~ili at
,vr me-, hsing vett d with iu,, w.wer Il
arorh.ysh X. !. MOORE.
Honolulu, OF. II, 1894. 1915
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-17
English School Pictures.

Outlandish pictures are subject of
complaint in the report of Mr. Rankinc, o
London school inspector. Tho walls OF
our schoolrooms arc frightened with
pictures but why do so many publisher:
buy their pictures abroad? The consc.
qucncc Is that the scenes depicted have M
unfamiliar look Our peasants do not
smoke long china pipes. nor is our harvest,
as rule, In June, nor did we ever SEQ In
this country grouse perchcd on n tree.
There is adds this officer, "a fish, too,
with beard, no doubt Il capital subjcc,
for an object lesson, but have not found
the teacher who can tell me its name .
MIR. Rankinc is of opinion that the best
pictures both rs works of art and for
teaching purposes, are not infrequenty
colored illustrations from the Christmas
numbers and tho show cards of some OF
our great trading ilrns.-London Telc.
graph
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-17
Four Big Successes.

HAVING the needed merit to more
than mako good all the advertising
claimed for them the following four
remedies have reached a phenomenal
sale. DR.. Kings New Discovery, for
consumptions, coughs and colds, each
bottle uaranteed-Electric Bitters, the
great remedy for liver, stomach and
kidneys. Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the
best in the world, and DIR. Kings New
Life Pills, which are perfect pill. All
these remedies are guaranteed to do
just what is claimed for them and the
dealer whose name is attached herewith
will be- glad to sell you more of them.
Sold at Christian & Barbee's drug store.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-17
A Fok5SKcN 1901.

Jacob buried his gods at Shechem-
CASTOR idols of stone and wood.
Well he wot they would ne'cr bespeak him
Further evil nor future good.
Nevertheless he would not treat thcm
Just like pieces of wood and stone
When he thought how he'd tried TO seat them
Up aloft on an altar throne.
Once an idol fondly cherished.
Which was known by the name vow boar.
But my faith in its virtues persisted
When found it was falso as fair,
Nevertheless could not break it,
Like an image of worthless clay
When thought how I'd tried TO make It
All ever could hope or pray.
In my heart, down shady hollow,
Where the willow OF wec.ing waves
Hide false gods, was woXto follow,
Out OF sight in forgotten graves
There you lie with no name above YOU
With no epitaph false or true,
Savo the fact that used TO love YOU
Ere at Shechem buried YOU.
Pail Mall Magazine.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-17
Two Lives Saved .

MRS. PHOEBE THOMAS, of junction
fly, ILL.,, was told by her doctors she
fad consumption and that there was no
3ope for her. but two bottles of DR..
Sing's New Discovery completely cured
fer, and she says it saved her life. Mr..
homas Eggers, 1870 Florida street, San
Francisco, suffered from dreadful
Eld, approaching consumption; tried
ithout result everything else, then
ought one bottle OF DR.. Kings New
discovery and in two weeks was cured
/ o is naturally thankful. It is such
lssults, Of which these are samples.
bat prove the wonderful efficacy OF this
(ledicine in coughs and colds. Free
l.isl bottles at Christian & Barbee's
rug store. Regular size so cents and 81.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-17
REORGANIZATION.

Years ago an old hard shell preacher,
who lived on the border in tho day.
when tho Indians were at war with the
whites, wos making preparations one
morning to go to his church. miles away.
through country infested with savages.
He was carefully loading his old flintlock
riflo to take along when n friend present
remarked
What are you going to take that gun
along for, old MANI Don't you know that
If 1t is forcordaincd for tho Indians to kill
you the gun won't save yout"
That's very true said the old man
as no deliberately rammcd tho ball home,
but suppose it is foreordaincd that the
Indian shall be killed. Now, how would
the good Lord carry out his purpose if ]
didn't havo my gun nlong?" That closed
the debate. -.Summcrvillc (Ga) News
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-17
A Household Treasure.

D. w. FULLER, OF Canajoharie, N. Y
lays that no always keeps DIR Kings
lew Discovery in his house and his
amily has always found the very best
esults follow it's use; that he would not
10 without it, if procurable. G. A..
pykeman, druggist, Catskill, N. Y,
avs that DIR. Kings New Discovery is
Undoubtedly the best cough remedy;
hat he has used il in his family for
light years, and it has never failed to
o all that is claimed for it Why not
~ remedy so long tried and testedp
.rial bottle free at Christian & Barbee's
rug store. Regular size so cents and ST.