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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-10
CITY ITEMS.

The D1IkY GRAPHICoccepts od nsrtasiag on tie distinct and unequi0ocol guarantee that it hos e daily circula- ton laraer than any other daily ne,os- eoper patLIished % Pine BLaf.
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A sad death occurred at the lAs ard Allen Institute at a lale V last night. The daughter of ''al'' Johnson, Of Warner, one of tte ne) prosperous colored farmers ih State, died Of pneumonia, al's' brief illness. She was a pupn the Institute, i'll the adxaneea sA' and Was said to have been ~ usually bright young womail'
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Miss Minnie Chestnut. after a de lightful visit to her friend, Miss May McNally. returned to her Little Rock home Saturday afternoon.
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Wanted.

A young man to take chansft cli 4 a branch office for southern hs'l, ri < State for a regular manuiac tn, ;,, :, :, house. He must be able lo .'a,p ,.sbs $200 as part security for lne,rns aste disc to becarried at his headqua l, lN' Salary and commission. oue 'st fof dred dollars per month giiaian s
 Give reference. Address, r,,
 2ll Allis Building, Little koesdi esdirl I
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Mr ". ". Hall, of Arkadelphia, a most genial gentleman, is in the city visiting his brother Dr. E. A. Hall.
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keY \. tl Evans VIII begin q series of meetings on the 17th inst. He will be assisted by Rev. John r. Lowry, who is well and favorably known to the people of Pine Bluff. l The historical souvenro of the Main Street Methodist Church is now out and will be distributed among the members and friends in attend ance upon the morning services to- day.
 Rev. Glen McWnliams, pastor of the Christian Church, will address the mems meeting at Merrill lnsti- ute this afternoon at 5 o'clock. Sub feet No Man Gan Serve Two Mas tefs. Allmen are invited.
 
 Mr. C H. Loomis. ex-Treasnrer of the Cotton Belt, at this place. but now holding 8 responsible position with the N. K. & T Railroad, ar- rived here yesterday on d visit to his lhdilY l Iile blal Friends.
 The jury in the ease of tlte State Ys. sam Parker, could not agree on q verdict and were discharged Iri- day afternoon. sam is a negro who was indicted for "carnally knowing a semaie under l6 years of age.
 Mr. E. Nray Martin came down from Little Rock last night He will leave in few days to make arrange ments in Iowa for Charles Elliott Niswonger. the mind reader. for whom Mr. Martin iS advance agent.
 Fascinating Fritz, or rather ] K. Emmet, is delightine large audi ences throughout the country with his charming melodies and uproar- ous comedy "Fritsi ill d Mad House. '' He appears at the Pine Bluff Opera house on the lth.
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Oysters served in all styles. Fancy California fruit r. Pierotti. oppo- site Great Red Store l0l2lm
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The charming Miss Nettie Meyer is home again after an extended visit to relatives in Birmingham, Ala.
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T was suffering with catarrh in the head, my friends advised me to try Hoods SarsapariIla, and it gave me more relief than the specialist or any other treatment. Miss SUSIE COPE, Pine Bluff. Ark. 1031 (
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Mir. W H. Laneford is now an en thusiastic bicycle rider.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-10

Saturday was most diSagreeable day, being cold and raining.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-10

Libbey cut glass speaks for itself 3 t Arnold Bros.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-10

Our stock is entirely new, eonse- quenrlv fresh and low-priced. Ex- anime for yourself ARNOLD BROS. l
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Alr. John l.. Mills camedown from Little Rock last evening.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-10

Mir Isaac Dreyfus offers to save you both time and money if you will buy your shoes from him Monday. See his announcement elsewhere.
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Mrs. stewart. wife of our estima- ble Chief of Police. was much inn proved Saturday after 8 severe spell of sickness.
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Mr Charles l.. Newton. the popu= lar owner of the New York Racket Store. tells the people of Pine Bluff something new in today's paper.
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Miss Fannie Smith, now teaching school at Linwood, came up Friday afternoon to visit her mother and sisters
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Mr H. $ Martin, of Little Rock. made our city q flying visit yester- day
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Gen. H, King White. a prominent member of the Pine Bluff bar, left for Little Rock Saturday afternoon.
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Our merchants are now rapidly getting in and opening up theil Christmas goods.
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Spare ribs, pork wienei and garlic sausage at l.. F. GOLDSMITH < Go.
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Miss Sallie Holmes. Of Altheimer. is in the city. the guest of Miss Grace York.
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A 12-pouhd boy was born to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Mahar last week IL is but expressing if mildly . to say that the parents feel proud.
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HaYiIand & Cos

Decented china imported direct
 ARNOLD BRoS
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Mr. Maurice Altheimer came home from St. Louis Friday on q short va cation from his school
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HooD's PILLS cure all liver ills.
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Briefs of fe-argument by appellant in the case of the Water and LsH Company vs. the City of Pine 3g were filed with the Supreme Com last week, and now there is sou prospects that the case may bea indicated before the roses bloq again
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The remains of Mr James O'Brien werebrought over iromEngland Sat arday morning and buried in the Catholic cemetery Father John M Lucy officiating
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Mir A l Clemmon, of Grady, re- turned home Saturday morning, af- ter a business visit 10 the city.
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Contractor John Gossett is build ing d handsome residence for Mrs. Mary Dereaux ill the East End oi this city.
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Ar. $. J Lodermilll T genial and welI-known gentleman of Grady, is in the city on business trip.
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Chancellor James r. Robinson will leave today for Desha county where he will convene the Desha Chancery Court Monday
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Spare ribs. pork wienei and garlic sausage at l.. F. GOLDSMITH < Go.
 The charming Miss Nettie Meyer is home again after an extended visit to relatives in Birmingham, Ala.
 Mir ". W Hall, of Philadelphia, q most genial gentleman, is in the city visiting his brother, Dr. E. A. Hall.
 Our stock is entirely new, conse- quenuly fresh and low-priced Ex- anime for yourself. ARNOLD BROS. l
 Gen. H, King White. a prominent member of the Pine Bluff bar, left for Little Rock Saturday afternoon.
 Our merchants are now rapidly getting in and opening Up their Christmas goods.
 Mr. Maurice Altheimer came home from St. Louis Friday on q short va cation from his school.
 Mr. Abner Gaines. United States Marshal, came down from Little Rock Saturday morning.
 Fresh oysters received daily Three dozen for 25 cents. [. Pierotti, op- posite Great Red Store. i0l2lm
 Nr Henry c Daniels came down from Little Rock Saturday to pay his Pine Bluff friends q visit
 Saturday the county clerk issued a marriage license to Mr. r. C Ander- son and Miss Lula Lindsay
 Mr $. l Iodermilk, Il genial and welI-known gentleman of Grad5. is in the city on q business trip.
 Mr A I Clemmon, Of Grady. re turned home Saturday morning, af- ter a business visit 10 the city.
 Mr. N. k. Pearson, one of ArRan- sas' lumber kings and a prince of good fellows, was in Pine Bluff yes terday.
 The GRAPHIC job rooms continues to turn out the best job printing at the lowest prices and invariably on time.
 Mrs. Nose Ringlehaupt returned home last evening from q brief visit to relatives and friends in the City Of Roses.
 Me make every transaction satis- factory to our patrons as q simple matter of business policy. Try Us.
 I ARNOLD BROS.
 Contractor John Gossett is build- ing d handsome residence for Mrs. Mary Dereaux ill the East End of this city.
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Mrs. F. D. Atwood and daughter. Bessie, spent yesterday in Little Rock.
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Mr. John l.. Calvin, the gela press agent for Fields MinstFsl after a week spent i'll our city ,caase by the loss of Nellie, AIr Fields tris pony, left last night for JonesboH where he will join his company route to Cairo. Nellie acconpa ies him.
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Mr. $. A. Rosenberg will now be come a bicycle rider. Saturday night, by throwing 46 he won the wheel rallied by Mr Herbert Bluthenthal.
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Mr. N. k. Pearson, one of Arkan- sas' lumber kings and a prince of good fellows, was in Pine Bluff yes terday.
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PINE BLUFF DAILY GRAPHIC,

PINE BLUFF. ARK. NOV. 10. 1895
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-10

Ne make every transaction satis- factory to our patrons as q simple matter of business policy. Try Us.
 ARNOLD BROS
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Mr Abner Gaines. United Statcs Marshall, came down from Little Rock Saturday morning.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-10

Mf. Hunter H. Atkinson, formerly fo Pine Bluff, but now aleading busi- ness man of Star City, paid the GRAPHIC office a pleasant visit Sat nrdaE.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-10

Saturday the county clerk issued a marriage license to Mr. P. C. Ander- son and Miss Lula Lindsay.
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The GRAPHIC job rooms continues to turn out the best job printing at the lowest prices and invariably on time.
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Mr. George ". Corley, most af- fable gentleman, who travels for the National Furniture Company of At lanta, is in the city.
 Shannon apple grapes and Cali fornia pears at
 l.. F. GOLDSMITH < Co
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Alr. John L. Mills camedoWn from Little Rock last evening
 Mr. H. s Martin, of Little Rock. made our city flying visit yester- day.
 Miss sallie Holmes. Of Altheimer. is in the city the guest of Miss Grace York.
 Mrs. r. D. Atwood and daughter. Bessie, spent yesterday in Little Rock.
 Mr. John Marsh returned home last night from aa extensive visit to Texas.
 Mir. <. NJ. Savage. of Warner, hon- ored our city with his presence Sat urday.
 The steamer John Harbin arrived here Saturday with a big lot Of freight
 Dr. Emmett AleGaugby, of Corner stone, was Pine Bluff visitor yes terday.
 Mr W r. gracy. of Little Rock, was guest of the Arlington Hotel Saturday.
 Mir Rudy Montaique is so danger ously sick thai his recovery is very doubtful.
 Intereresting reading matter will be found in all pages of today s paper.
 Messrs. J. B. York and Judge Frank Silvernan spent yesterday in Little Rock.
 k. ". Irving, a talented member of the Little Rock bar, paid our city visit Saturday. Tie U. s. Govt Reports
 show Royal Baking Powder
 superior to all others.
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Mr. John Marsh retarned home last night from aH ea atensiye visit to TeAas.
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This week is the week of pFa]F for the Young Mems Christian Ass1 citations all over the world lhs e) sociation here will hold a prayer vice at Merrill InstituteneXt Neda'| da4 a1 7:30 o'clock The chafg,,1 have heen invited to unite LII 'p prayer service. Allfriends oi taf '| soeiation are requested fo ase this service.
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Mrs. Nose Ringlehaupt returned home last evening from q brief visit to relatives and friends in the City of Roses
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-10

AIr. Henry (. Daniels came down from Little Rock Saturday to pay his Pine Bluff friends q visit.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-10

Fresh oysters received daily Three dozen for . cents r. Pierotti, op posite Great Red Store i6l21m
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k. ". Irving, a talented member of the Little Rock bar, paid our city a visit Saturday.
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Mir. ". H. Stricklandhas closed out his groeeIy business on Main street. and accepted position as salesman with the Southern Grocery Company.
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Messrs. J H. Aliston and A. NJ. Gavet, prominent citizens of the thriving little city of Fordyce, paid Pine Bluff q business visit Saturday
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It will be to your adHantage E read the new ad of Stearns X fita'a which appears ill this issue q x GRAPHIC This is a splendid apas liable iewelry firm, and they do " what they say they will. Give tael q call when you need anything their line.
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Mir. <. M Savage. of Warner, hon- ored our city with his presence Sat urday.
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The steamer John Harbin arrived here Saturday with d big lot of freight.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1895-11-10

Dr. Emmett MeGaugbY,of Corner stone, was q Pine Bluff visitor yes terday.
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Messrs. J. B. York and Judge Frank Silverinan spent yesterday in Little Rock
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-08-13
R9!a!:!!l! Ba,iRg
ARSOLUgERY PURE
ABSOLUTEHY PURE

coffee, the syrup that goes up thei Q
from the South pure aud honest comes
back manufactured and a~dulterated.
The olive Oil we buy never saw an oil, @
nor n vinegar an apple and tue tea
mas been used before at the hotels.
But the commo tramp Is guilty Of
none of these things. He hasn't en-
terprise enough TO play tricks. Con-
sidering the hard tunes, L nave more
respect for him han L used to have.
They arc out of a JOB and don't wish to
steal and so they tramp-they excurt-
tney travel anu study geography with
oat a book. One called yesterday for
= secondhand pair of shoes and | was
sorry L didn't have them. But not
long G we had the most original
tramp L ever saw II be staid three
days. L saw him coming up the avenue
with IL big black valtse in his hand.
He know me anu knew my wife and
we used to know him wien he was
young, away back before the war. He
is gray . and seedy. He was very
glad TO see us and said his poor mother
always thought SO much of Mrs. Arp
hat he had come out of his way to see
us-and would stop over u day or two.
That scared us pretty bad, for we had
company, aud SO tod him in u gentle
way. But it had no effect. He said
he could sleep on the sofa in the par
Tor Or anywhere, and he repeated how
much ms mother loved my wife. Well,
SHE weakened, of course. This OLD
ramp wasn't ashamed of bis calling,
but told how he had come all the way
from Virginia and was going to Texas
n 1T wouldn't cost HIM u cent. Said
he a friends Or kinfUlks all along
the line; that his next stop would be
at Cedartown with Joe Is ance or Boz
ders or John WadGeil, for they were
all his friends II used to trade with
him at Rome. Now" $ ND he, "you
will have to let me have 81 Couple OF
dollars tomorrow morning to- pay my
way to CedartowD and Joe Biance will
pay my way from there to Talladega,
where my mother has q cousin" ii,
salu he made tuls trip once u year ),
as not to quarter anybody too long,
Well, o. course | gave him the Nv,
dollars. | would have given him five t,
get rid oil him, Tor he was dirty and l..iC
on the parlor sofa haIf tae day read ~
Tho newspapers ana wiping the DIRT of
his dc shoes on the plush. | would
nave sacrificed him and turned MIN out
but his m"t4G. iuvcd.Tay 'rifc SO uuJu
iCAnd she did, but hat was all. Tni
rtuip never did anything for ri
mother. He cicrkcG IN Il store an,
drank up his wages. That was all
but he was II philosopher and ncve
worrt-d about anything. He neve
stole anything nor disturbed the pub
lie tranquility. The faot is, tie had tn,
advantage ut me in being CAIN ana ST
rene while at our house, and he kney
exactly how TO get two dollars out q
me. We will look for him back thi
fall, for he said be would like TO Sc
the exposition. But we ave lone on
duty by him Tor his mothers sake. an,
when he comes again he and our ne,
biting dog may have it cut.
BILL ARP.
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On THE CARE OF IIoRSEs.-Keep
your harness soft and claen, particu-
larly the outside of the collar and
saddle, as the perspiration, if allow
ed to dry in, will cause irritation
and produce gals. The collar
should fit closely, with sufficient
space ut the bottom to admit your
Il collar too sma& obstrHatts
the breathing while'onc too large
will cra>paps ana draw the shoulders
mo an unnatural position, thus OBJ
structing the circulation.
Never allow your horse to stand
on hot, %fermenting manure, us this
will soften the hoofs and bring on
diseases of the feet; non permit the
old litter to lie under the manger, as
the gases will faint his food and
i~rritate his lungs, as well as his eyes.
DO not keep the hay over the stable,
as the gases from the I'M and
the breath of the animal will make
il unwholesome.
Kindness will do more than bru-
tality; therefore do not use harsh
language to your horse, or lash, beat
or kick him. Bear in mind that he
is very intelligent and sensitive, a
willing servant, and deserving your
kindest treatment and thought.
Remember that horses are made
vicious by cruel treatment; that it
is speed which kills more horses
are famed from bad shoeing than
from all causes /; that Il careless APP
plication of the whip has blinded
many horses; that more fall from
WEAKNESS than from any other cause,
and that no animal should ever be
struck upon the head.
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THE REGISTRATION GASES.
Judge GUT Refuses the Injunction
and has Dismissed the Complain
Against SuDeryiSOr Green

Judge GUT Refuses the Injunction
and has Dismissed the Complaint
Against Supervisor Green
In the United States Circuit Court
a: Richmond, Va, on the 9th instant,
Judge Colt handed uown a brief in the
south Carolina registration cases, dis
missing complainant's bill for an in
junction.
The opinion created some surprise, as
it was exactly opposite to the opinion
rendered by Judge Gotl in the Mills
case, involving the same Questions.
Judge Gotf makes it clear,
that he has not changed his opinion as
to the equity jurisdiction Of the Fed
eral urL IN such cases, but a y his
change OF position is directly due to Il
desire TO show Difference to the Circuit
Court of Appeals, by which he was re-
versed in the Mi.ls case. Only the
attorneys in the case and & few others
were present when the opinion was
delivered. The courts opinion is us
foil )ws:
When the bill in this case was pre-
scented for my consideration, | deemed
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-08-13
electson toF Charleston, a trick may be
cleaned, should the
20, 4 90 unheea/w&sdSing sucpnt

lectson Tor Charleston, atrick may be
shculd the RgL
'Hb</Il Sa yi3nt acquiring that grace
whicByS desire for h.r, and the in
~fluence of st does not stop there. The
little girl who is treated with such
consideration invariably responds
with = loving service which must
endear her to her fathers heart.
| What anothe. child must be hidden
to do, she does spontaneously. Her
feet + ready to run, and her hands
to work for him, so that courtesy
becomes what it should be, not merely
a form, bEk the expression of love
itself, and Eis the habit of her life.
Perhaps Che truest gentleman |
ever knew brought up his little
daughter by the same standard of
manly honor and courage that he did
his son. Did he hear her retailing
some bit of foolish gossip, ga gen
tIaman never tells tales" would be
his grave rebuke. Did she bump
her head or pinch her chubby finger,
her refuge was his arms, but his
word a Courage, my soldier y
And sometimes when she had resist
ed a sharp temptation, or acted with
spirit and decision in sudden crisis,
he would say, proudly, "That was
done like gentlemaR. Allow me to
shake hands," Kisses were for every
day. She was sure of his affection
even when she was foolish and
naughty, but when he said, "Allow
me to shake hands," she felt that
she had come up to his own high
standard, and had acted as he would
have done in similar circumstances,
and her small heart swelled with
such pride and JOY that it was al
most like pain. Every n acknowl-
edges that such training is good for
SONS why not for daughsas also:
When Il girl is a child no longer,
but has crossed the borderland which
leads to young womanhood, then q
fathers care and influence are, if
possible, raorc valuable still. There
would be fewer foolish marriages in
This world if fathers possessed Their
daughters confidence complete
ly, and girls had greater faith in
their fathers good Judgment anC
affection.
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SEg Gduertiser
Nds
.--iptid'
water.
BY pNorEsson ". rEnrsn LANpNR

BY PROFESSOR w. TERTsH LANDER.
So many disease germs are intro
duced into the system through drink
ing-water that nothing can be more
important han to have the water
supply pure. A feeling Of general
lassitude of any one in the house
hold, suggests the likelihood that
something may be wrong with the
water-supply. The examination of
the water is a matter of very little
difficulty but, if it is not rightly
done, the result may be misleading.
1 freely examine the water of'our
patrons ; but ] have not time TO place
my services before the general pub
lie. Iu case of doubt, it is only safe
to- take it for granted that the water
is bad, and use the following Rnple,
but efficient, precaution /: Powder a
piece of copper as large as your
thumb, and throw it into the well.
The next day repeat the dose and SO
continue daily until coffee made from
the water tastes inky. This indi-
Gates that enough copperas has been
added to kill all disease germs, and
there is a little excess. This excess,
by the way, is not injurious, but is
wholesome. After getting the dis
ease germs killed, a dose of coppcras
given the well once a week will gen
orally be all that is gsggeS to Keep
the water wholesome. " is fairest
to put in the copperas in the morn
ing.
Some other remedies are efficient
but perhaps the above is best in
ordinary hands. Salt or lime, o.
both, are often used in the belief
that the water is purified thereby.
but they are utterly useless for such
purpose. Indeed, the presence OF
salt in water is always taken as sug.
gestive of contamination from eXcre.
mentltious matter.
Williamson Female College.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1895-08-13

any cough that you can't seem to get
rid of, you should take DR.. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. For
Consumption itself, except in the
most advaaced stages and for all the
conditions tl,at lead to it, this is a
positive and proved remedy.
Consumption is Lung : Scrofula.
You must depend upon the blood for
\ euro. The discovery" reaches
1T, through the blood, as nothing else
can. Not only this, but eve1y form
of Scrofula. In Consumption, Weak
Lungs, Severe Lingering Coughs,
Asthma, and all Bronchial, Throat
and Lung Affections, it is guaran-
teed to benefit or cure, or your
money is returned.