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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-04

Boots s. Shoes,
LUJAN N, No Ill South Laredo street
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-04

Livery and Hack Stables
FRITZ Steiners, No 1924 East Crockett street.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-04

LOckSmih and General Repairing.
WISE, Harry, No 223:.south Alamo street
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-04

Carriage Trimming.
CAMERON, No lO6. Avenue D, opp post office |
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OcnliSt. and AHrfSt.
MoECKEL, George, No 2O3l Alamo Plaza
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-04

Dentists.
SMITH,& Welsh, No 125 W Commerce street
HUNTER, DIR H NJ, Dentist, 2L3 Alamo Plaza
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-04

Store and Saloon Fixtures.
WAGNER Il McVicar, 2lS East Houston street
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-04

millinery and Dress Making
CARAwAY. W NJ, NoI3O9sEast Houston Street
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SPECIAL NOTICE..
BEWARE

As every State in the United States prohibits
by its laws, the drawing of lottery after jan
uary LIST, 1894,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-05-04

OF any lottery which claims to be drawn any
where in the United States.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10
: WEEKLY REVIEW OF TRADE.
Dun & Co. Say that Business Was
Rather Sluggish,

Il. G. Dun & Co.. Of New York. say o. the
business Of the past wc:k:
With all the shrinkagc in present business
au,l prices il is encouraging tU fl'l hat u
s.nail ;ncrri!$c it failures. Liabilities i"f
four weeks Of November w'rc l2.o:E'.2'
a.aiast so. .5sl .S73 last year. Maau!i!riHr-
inc liabilities were $3JG3. Isl aGa;ust %. B.
S;J last year. but trading liabilities only So
rs, ,9l2 against -. 20I .3GI last year. Failures
i, tic Cnited States for the week HAY" 3Hen
32l against 3S5 la1t year and - il Canada
against 10 last year.
business is still sluggish. Is il CorSci by
excessive indulgence Of the appetite for buy
ing when prices were advancing. IN nearly
every branch stocks not yet distributed -
consumers stand in the way q new orders.
and mpetition Of producing force largely
exceeding the present demand pEls oo"n
prices. that decline retardinS purchases yet
more. After the holidays business men look
for Il larger ,;cmand. Financial Influences
have not hinlc7cd and rarely has tn" o!'eA-
ing Of q session Of congress affected business
SO little.
Iron and It's products arc lower. anthracite
No. ]. ar ;sI3. PLATES at 1.3 au'' bar ii !3
rents aud B"sSamc7 Sl2 at Valley NILS. WIFE
biilpts $3.50. The average Of all quotations
jss1-o per cent. below the highest point in
Septrrbcr. but actual sales are Frequently
m;i,ic below quotations. The proposed ro:l-
Iination Of lake ore producers has not yet
been effected. and with the fail in tae prir'
Of iron /: less probable. There is more pres
sure to sell Southern pig here: ana some
large transactions have been M2he nF con
ressiors. while the small dcmlnd mas pfoAcn
tho burbed wire combination and two naii
49, how 1SspriatiorG now Ill
session to consider their policy. Rails have
not changed while Bssscmcr pig has dee'in-
I'll -. and l,ilcts Sc per ton. and Il p"rrhaa"
ct 70 900 tons lor San francisco from Ens!i'A;
is noted. with 4 considerable Importation oi
wir. l;.it,s nj Boston.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10
Los-Raft:ns on the Pacific,

The latest big log raft experiment on
the Pacific coast has proved e. great
success, the first entire success IN the
history Of such attempts. The raft
was built on the Columbts river, and
contained between six and seven mill
ioa feet Of lumber. It was made Of
piles so closely bound together that not
a timber Of the whole great bulk was
movable. The raft was started from
Oregon late in July, in tow Of the
steamer Mlneo1a, and arrived in San
Francisco on Aug. 2, after as smooth
a trip as though It had foated down q
:placid river instead Of over con-
siderable stretch Of the Pacific ocean.
1T would have taken several score Of
ships to trasport the lumber, and tho
iowners Of the raft have cleared some
thing over $4,000 By the success Of the
experiment. Several similar rats have
been started or e similar trip, but while
one or TWO have been g mod1Aed sue
:cess, several Of the largest have gone to
pieces IN stormy weather and been q
total Ioss.-Chicaso Chronicle. -.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10
Tho imper:urDahie Hotel Keeper.

once witnessed in hotel g. perfect
conmotion started by al Engllshman
who had dared express his dissat1sfac'
ton at the way ne vas treated, writes
MAJ O'Reii. He WAS IN the hall.
This is the worst managed hotel l
have ever been in." he exci%! to
the clerk. "Where is the proprietor?
I should Ike to speak to him. The
proprietor was in tae hall, thoroughly
enjoying the scene. he VAS pointed
o1t to the guest by the clerk The
Engl;shmsn, excited and angry, went
up to the proprietor.
els it you who are running this
house," he asked.
WELL" said ths proprietor, with
his cigar II MS mouth and is hsaHs
il Lis pockets. II thought. j WIS I'LL
YOU came"
The Eugl;shnau looked ut him,
turned bsek, pail his bill. and de-
parted. -Nor!h American RsTisw.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10
Diversified Farming.

Mr.. r. S. Grant, Of Clyde, Chester
field county, makes &lc following i'll
tercsting statemcnt: Il planted 80
acres in cotton and made ." bales;
manure used was 20 bushels Of cotton
sec per acre I planted 30 acres III
corn and made 800 bushels: manure
used was 10 bushels cotton seed per
acre. I Iplauted 10 acres in tobacco
ant1 made 5000 pounds; manure used
WIS 375 pounds fertilizer per acre. l.
sowed Is acres in oats and made 222.'
bushels, and sowed the same land IN
rcas and gathered 2o.o9H pounds OF
hay. planted three fourths OF an
acre in potatoes and made POO bushels
+ planted one acre il cane and made
l47 gallons Of sorghum. tplante;t
half acre in rice and made l. bushels.
also killed hcg that weighed loi'
pounds gross and 632 net. D.! have Il
more. I'll. stool, is Buckshirc aA't
Essex crossed"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10
REYIyAL3N THE SOUTH.
This Part Of the Country Is Standing
Hard Times Well.

Special reports to the Baltimore Manu-
facturers' Record show that there is a de-
cided tendency toward revival in railroad
improvements and construction in the south.
quite number Of enterprises Of this kind
being reported Is in prospect for early con-
struction. The building of a number OF short
roads in mipea1 and timber districts Is
opening up some extensive property which
western capitalists aud others are preparing
10 develop.
Cotton mill enterprises continue tV attract
attention and 4 number haze been reported
tnrDg the past week. Including SlQo.Coo
cotton mill projected in South Carolina. tho
incorporation Of cotton mill COMPANY;
with n capital stock not to be exceed
$500. 900 a proposition to increase the
stock OF i new company from SlU0. 900 to
$3.50. .000.a so. coo hosiery nill,a SIS. 800 knit
ting mill and smaller Knitting mill and
thread mill. \ Virginia taDnery company
has contracted to establish 4 100000 tau
merry at North Wilksboro. y. c. In the sam"
sta.r in electric light plant L box factory. q
furniture factory and 4 10000 flour mil!
i.ave been reported. Alabama reports
$20.000 smelling plant. 4 tannary Az! the
enlargement of basket works; Arkansas. an
c and electric light plant: Florida. = starch
Factory. u cedar mill. Il sash and door mili
and lumber mill: Georgia. pyrites mining
company: Louisiana. Il $lj0.000 electric light
liant water and electric light works and
paper mill: Mississippi. water and electric
light works: Tennessee. an electrical supply
company and saw mill: TaXas. Il $3.50, 900
electric light plant. i $1,000 irrigation
company: Virginia. !, Sl50.000 brewery and
planning mill.
Ii is noted that there is increasing activity
in he establishment Of such municipal in
proyemcnts rs electric light and waterwors5.
Indicating that this feature of urban derel-
opmcnt is making rapid PROCESS throughout
tn. South.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10
E,uten Alive by q Hoo.

\ Conway special to the Columbia
State says: Near Pine Bluff, \. c.,
lust short distance from the South
Carolina line, quite remarkable in.
stance OF swlnish ferocity occurred
yesterday. While Marshall William
SOD, enegro schoo! teacher. was absent
from lome, one OF his children was at
tackled in his yard by Il hog. One arm
and one side Of the child,s face was
eaten off by the vicious creature before
the child was rescued. There were no
grown people around at the time, and
Us The child was small: the brute made
!: meal OF it without much trouble.
The child died. As only children
were present at the time. it is not
known whether the child did anything
to the hog to cause tie attack, Or
whether the animal attacks'( without
urnvOcatiOn.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10
PALMETTO
POINTERS.
INTERESTING ITEMS FROM ALL
OVER THE STATE.
The Document Now in the Hands of

The Document Now in the HANDS or
Secretary OF State.
The Constitutional delegates have al
returned to their homes. Everybody,
members ard NIL, seemed to be 6 lad
that the thing was over and there
would be- no more work.
The members OF the convention all
express the opinion that the conven-
ton has done more to bring the inc
tions together than anything else could
possibly have done. In this respect
they all declare their belief that good
effects will soon be seen. In speaking
about the matter, the delegates We're
absolutely unreserved.
Thursday morning the lew Constltu-
ton was turned over to the secretary
Of State by the secretary Of the con
vention, and the following is a copy Of
the receipt given by the present cTsto-
dian:
Received OF $. ". Vance, secretary
Constitutional convention, the Consti-
tuition of the State of South Carolina
os ratified and signed by the delegates
present. D. H. Joulpkins.
Secretary OF State.
Governor Evans says he IS mach
gratified with the result of the conyen-
ton. He says the Constitution is the
cheapest Constitution ever made IN
this country. He estimates the tota!
cost oil the convention. including the
printing, etc., at between $31. 900 and
So, 0G0.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10
4 Canine Globe Tratter.

"Oguer,' the postal clerks famous
,,ou, who has travelled al! over the
United States, sailed ct o'clock on
trip around the world i1om Tacoma,
Wash. Early in July Owney came to
Tacoma and made trip to Alaska.
Returning he inspected a China
steamer lying at the dock, aud seemed
much interested in it. This led 10
Assistant Postmaster Stockings max
ing arrangements for him TO go
around the world. He will 60 to
Hong Kong OIL the Northern Pacific
steamer Victoria as the guest Of CAY
tsiu John pauton. There Captain
Panton will put hin aboard l. PENN.
suiar and Oriental English mail
steamer bound for London via India
and Suez. Owney will thence be sent
to New York and back to TACOMA.
Owney is now fifteen years old. he
started travelling from Albany, \. L.:
many wears ago. i postal clerk took
q fancy to him and put about his neck
g tag bearing the inscription: ."be
kind to Owney.7 Ever since he has
been travelling with the postal clerks.
He IS now tat and lazy, and will
probably die eventually Of overfeed-
ing, for the clerks vie wlth each other
in taking good care Of him. About his
neck and attached to a large ring
which goes with him are Il hundred
tags bearing names Of various towns
be has visited. 4 bushel Of them have
been sent to Washington, the ring
being uuloaded every little WHILE
Portland Oregoniao.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10
q Question OF Pronunciation.

Americans Who affect the so-called
English pronunciation of the letter "a -
in words like ASH" pass and last
are so much inclined, especially in BOS-
ION. 10 overdo the matter that it is we'll
TO reprint the testimony Of Il Baltimore
traveller who took pains while il EnS-
land this summer to observe critically
the usage Of cultivated speakers there
o, This point. lie found in effect that
tieir "a vas I cross between the q
or ''ah" and the x Of AT" He list
cncd carefully to the or'hoepy of Lord
Chief Justice Russell. Lord RoSebery.
and LORD Salisbury and 20 that Of the
eminent chIrcllmen. and found that no.
where was there any such broad and
deep pronunciation OF words. and e$pe-
cially the letter "a aS We generally con-
slider 20 be tue English method Their
pronunciation was almost identical
with that CT good speakers in Baltimore
and New York
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10
STATE. NEWS NOTES.

Nj. S. ". Holman: general agent Of
the Mayo Knitting Machine Company,
of Franklin, \. H., has sold Mr.. y.
D. Craig, Of Chesterfield county. q
complete outfit for q knitting machine.
Mr.. Craig has water power on his
premises and intends utilizing it in this
way. Thus it will be seen that one en-
te"priss follows another and Old thes-
tertield seems to be keeping up with
tie other cnt:rprislng counties OF the
State.
J. VI. Cherry, cashier OF the Savings
Bank, at Rock Hill has resigned his
pusitiou. to take effect january lst.
He has Lot yet decided what he will TO.
Il. Lee Kerr, present teller in the
First National Bank, has becn elected
to the place.
Jacobs and Sons, one OF the largest
retail dry goods and shoe firms in
Charleston. running five stores: have
made al assignment for the benefit OF
tpeic creditors. Liabilities and assets
unknown.
Gov. Evans has offered reward Of
$50 for the apprehension and confic-
ton Of the party or parties who on the
night Of Nov. Ii set fire to and burned
the house OF T. 4. Townsend i'll Ahbc-
vile county.
Tive desperate, Garland Goode: who
was shot III October at Gafney. while
resisting arrest. died at the pcuitcntia-
" last week and his remains were sent
TO his home in Rutherford county. \.
G.
The Annual South Carolina Confer
eDce convened at Rock Hill Wednesday
morning with very full attendance.
$50 members and delegates being pres
ent.
Captain Patterson. Of the British
steamer Aaducu. for Port Royal, ).
C.. telegrapls from Corunna. Srain.
that the Maduca founded in mil-ccean.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10
Feeding the birds.

There are two pelicans, some gray
heSous and . cormorant, which, with
three white storks, make every after
noon quaint group on the green
bank On the castera side Of the Roun |
Pond, n tie Geological Gar>;eps, Lon :
Ion. The rest o: the birds ara fed IL
Che early morning OF bread anal grain.
i,u; these eat fish, and their daily dole
is brought to them BY the keeper
about 5 O'clock ii the afternoon. lac
hour Q; 3 is not always observed with
strict punctna!ity by the caterer, bat
it is veil remembered by at least one
Q: the diners. Regularly as3 0 clock.
Or few minutes before. tie cosmoc'
a3S arrives on the spot and looks visit
I1lly about him, and the storlls are
seldom far behind. Diuner MAJ lag n
caarter Of al hour, Il whole hour,
but tie s!orAs and The cocmocants
wsit Oil the ground-tho cornoc-
ant keeping on one spot and only
showing excitement aud i!Dpaticnce nJ
twisting his heal from si.'e 10 s':ta
anl Spreading his wings aad Closing
them again, the storks walking rest
lesslv to and fro and occasionally exc
eating funny little jumps in the s!-.
The pelicans generally come Up VII 4
the keeper and behave IN a manner a.
together out OF keeping with their
svmmetricai nose and smooth move
,ncnt when in the water. Stretching
their nocAs high in the air, plun9in5 8
their bills ereedilg into the fish pail
fapping their heavy wings, they ilono-
der about IN the most grotesq1s and
unyainly manner conceivable. lney
are clever caSchers, as are also the
storks, and il is amusing to see them
opening their bills to receive n1ocseiS
thrown to them. Indeed, catching IS
a game with tie pe!icaas: IS vel as a
say Of taking their food, and suey
viii amuse themselves with throwing
an object up il thc cir, catc1jns 1t as
falls, and then throwing it 10 catch
again.
Only lately ous CT The pe!lcaoS 81
Kew ran the risk OF doing himself &
very serious injury by playing this
came With q knife he found lying
about Fortunately, the knife Was
taken away in time; had II happened
TO fall blade downward into the bird
bill, il must have cut through the skin
OF the pouch. Their fish dinner once
O. day is not the only food these birds
ect-thav cstch fish Tor themselves IN
tie pond; the storks contriTe nov and
then to spear a young sparrow, ana ~
the cormoran5 has been seen to XII
and eat g rat.-The Spectator.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10
4 SAGE CONCLUSION.

"Joho," said the explorers wife,
"don't you think you had better be
making preparations to Gnd the North
Pole2"
"No," he replied. "l'm wiIllss to
10 MY duty, but I'm Eot going to
oyc-lo it. ] didn't lose the North
Pole, in the first place. -
':3nt the public expects you tc go
CT in your efforts. "
no it doesn't. II aaybody'!l come
and convince me that he needs the
North Pole in ais business or that the
North Pole would in any way cor
tribute to his domestic happiness, Ill
90 ont and find it fer him. Aud that's
as fair as any man could say. - WASH
in; ton Star.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10
THEIR FIRST QUARREL.

She-"Strange how married people
can quarrel, isn't it, dear? Here we've
been married two whole weeks, and
not an unkind word has passed between
US"
He-"We shall never quarrel, darl-
ing, until you begin it. never
shall"
She-"That's just like a man. l
know You'll be the first to quarrel. "
He-"Now, don't be unreasonable,
dear. YOU
She-"You never used to talnk me
unreasonable. Why didn't YOU find
that out before you married me"
Etc, ETC., etc Tears and door siam.
Boston Transcript.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10
Several Nominations.

The President has sent to the Senate t!,e
nominations OF the Unithed States judges.
narshals. and attorneys made during the
recess OF Congress. Included i'll thn$t are
those OF Walter f. Fai>cD. Of North Car"!jna.
to be Solicitor for the Department u STATE:
William H. Springer. Of Illinois. indSe oi ti'''
northern district. aud Constantine i. kiI:"r".
y! Texas. for the southern district -! IE'!ian
Territory. and William L. Mai'ury. United
States attorney for the district rf !iarE;.!:':.
Mr.. MeburE was nominated during last
Congress, lut the Senatc to"k 10 action.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10
HELPLESS.

In reply to tho request FOR assist
arce, the professor said: ''lf ! could
help you, I couldn't help helping you.
It is because I cannot help yo'l that I
cannot help refusing to help yon."
The mendicant darted around the
corner, with terror in his eyes and
cries OF '5elp!" in his mouth, -Eos-
ton Transcript.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10
TiLLNIiN AND EVANS.
The Exposition Exhibitors Associa
ton Codemns Them.


Senator Ben. Il. Tillman and Gov.
John Gary Evans, of South Carolina.
were Thursday denounced by the
members Of the Exposition Exhibitors
Association. Resolutions condemning
their speeches on South Carolina Day
at the exposition as infamatoroy utter
ances, were adopted, and the two
South Carolinians were referred to as
ranting demagogues, cut-throats and
moonshiners. The resolutions in part
said:
''Resolyed, that for the fame and
good name OF the Atlanta Exposition:
1T which these men were unfortunately
permitted to speak. We denounce their
speeches as being devoid Of reason,
sense and patriotism. and VIC reI udiate
the speakers. In this We feel conf
dent. We are but yoicing the sense Of
our country and the earnest feelings Of
the better pcoslc Of all the Southern
States.
"Resol7ed, That We sympathlze also
with the management Of this exposi-
ton. that under the cloak of Temporal
ry authority two such fanatics should
have been able to intrude their utter
ances upon the otherwise healthy and
satisfactory proceedings that have
characterized this enterprise. But
while dismissing the utterances Of
these men as unworthy OF further no.
tice from orr association or the corr-
try, We do not forget that in tic gen
eral economy Of nature mankind must
have lis troubles and communities al
Hictions. It is not many years since
California was greatly annoyed by a
brace Of bandits known as Evans and
Sontag, and the exhibition witnessed
here on the 2Sth of November is hut
an evidence that South Carolina i'll its
turn is enduring, through its OWN in
discretions, season Of tormout from
its Til)man and Evans.
Committee for Association: ). \.
FiIchcr. California. chairman: J, Wp.
Ports, Naryland; ". J.. Anthony.
Virginia: Bcunett, Tennessee: c. Fl.
Robbins, Boston.
Approvel: George Johnson. prcsi-
dent Exhibitors Association.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10
PROTECT USERS CE "ROIAL.'
Baking Powder Company Wins Its Case
IN United States Court.

Tie decision o; Judge Slowaitcr it 4 re-
cent case tina. came up before him SGs:aHs
the claims Of the Royal Company - the en-
elusive use Of the name ''Royat Is Z. :r.!.l;:-
mark for its naEinS pow'er. TIE s?"e;al
importance OF this decision consists l.: "a
projection which Il assures - the m:t!-
ions OF coreur.ar5 oi E1ya! E:.
ias Powder. TIE excellence q this
article has cause: it to be highly
esteemed aaG !arGe:v u:"l a!n,os: the ''2r:l
over. i: high standard .! GEaEiv Ea":Ag
been always ca&jnta:Hsd. c22SUnerS awe
come to rely implicitly 1:Fol tHH "R1F;i:
brand rs most wholesome aud c.i;2;ej.t.
Il o:h.r .nara Il: urers eouid So: III :"r
the name o. :. well Sirovn. 1:?!;'a3.e
brand neai"u!:iTie G42lag: 7Gonli q. ;lon";2
the public b.: tia DESCRIPTION. IaH 0e;c'a! LIZ:
ticp Of the Eovat E.a;nS Powder CT: .:E'
TO protect tie users ci II" L:2:%i j, t:i:z
n;%.:er a2a..: inl;:at:-s ~ Z ~; :1r':7 -:
ton Of tlicn mae; :;i.::i :l!:raf:':aS" - ..s
brand extremely .:r'..
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10
zig Trinnlmk FOR AM erica.

4 private despatch from s.. Petersburg
confirms the report that tie bids of the Beth
!caam lrean.> Iron Company arl the Car
;ece IRON Company for furnishing the
:.cGa9r-pla-jrs ior two new Russian wars!.ips.
have beer accented. and the AEerican firms
have been awarded rhree-quarters Of the en-
tire orGer. TITS is considered here as =
great triumph for the American firm, AMI
likely 10 be the opening wedge Tor tIfiaer
large contracts for America.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10
ECONOMY,

Mrs. Shopleigh-''Yes, it is eimply
outrageous the way they keep us walt
ing for change. / have been sitting
here for half hour waiting for two
cents! won't leave without it, either.
Take care OF the pennies, and the
dollars Will take care Of themselves,
you know
Meanwhile hired carriage IS wait
ing for he-, at the rate Of one dollar
al hour.-Puck.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10
EOv'S Thiso

We offer Ole Hundred Dollars Reward 70
any case Of Catarrh that cannot be cured b
Halls Catarrh Cure
We, the undersigned, have Known r. ! Che
aey Tor the last Is years. and believe him per
'1ectly honorable in ell business transactions
s2d Imam ialy able to carry ouS any obl;ga
tio- made b. thei- firm.
"SST ~: = :iS1AS' " "ao-esaie Druggists Toledo
WAL2Iya, KrSSAx g. MARVIN, Wholesale
Druggists. Toledo, Ohio.
aali's Ca:aTCb Cure iS taken Internally. act.
Ing directly upon the blood and mucous sur.
faces Of the system. Price, &c per bottle. Sold
BY e.! OruSTiSts. Testimonials free.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-12-10
A CLOSE GUESS.

"What is the reason that the top
drawer Of boarding house bureau
vii never either open or shut?" asked
the newlv-arri7ed guest.
Possibly" answered heE friend,
''it is due to the quality Of the board. -
detroit Free Press.