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The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-05-29
THAT WONDERFUL BABY.
Not All It's Fond Mother Imagined, But
Did Its Little Best.

Not All It's Fond Mother Imagined, But
Did It's Little Best.
The proud young mother haa. come
to pay her first visit, accompanied by
the infant son and heir and his nurse.
81 don't wish to appear in any way
partial said she, ''but really for a
child of sixteen months I consider AL
gernon a marvel of intelligence. He
understands every word and joins in
the conversation with a saga city that
almost alarms me at times. Speak to
the lady, Algernon."
'Boo- boo, said Algernon.
s'Listen to that!!' cried the delighted
mother. "He means, How do you
do?' Isn't it wonderful"
Nov, A%lgernon, ask the lady to
play for you Che adores the piano..
Now, Algie, dear" very coaxingly).
"Boo-boo!" said Algernon.
"He means, music by that. Boo
boo'-'music. Isn't he too smart for
anything? Now, love, tell the lady
mammals name"
"Boo-boo!" said Algernon.
That's right. 'Boo.boo'-sLouise!'
My names Louise, you know. Oh,
dear, l do hope he isn't too clever to
live! Now, say by-by to the lady,
precious"
"Boo-boo.' said Algernon.
"'Boo-boo'-'by-by.' Why, upon
my word there's hardly any differ
ence. Bless his little darling heart!
Isn't he a won1ero"
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-05-29
SEVEN DEAD AT SABETHA
The Tornado Destructive In and About
the Towp-Great Damage Done.

The Tornado Destructive In and About
the Town-Grea Damage Done.
SABETHA, Kan, May "a deadly
tornado swept through this town and
vicinity about 1880 o'clock last night,
causing the deaths of one person here
and six more near here, the injury of
fifteen people, the destruction of
twenty-five houses and damage to fifty
more.
The wind swept through the bust
ness and residence section, razing the
Grand Island depot. +. Horizons bust
ness block and twenty-five North side
residences and damaging a score Of
Others. In she Grand Island depot
wero five people, but all escaped with
the.r lives, though Operator Austin
was carr ed several blocks.
Ellen Carey, a child, was SO badly
injured that she died later. Her
father, w. NJ. Carey, and mother and
three brothers were badly injured.
s. P. Hays was buried in the ruins
Of his house and his jaw broken. He
was also injured internally.
Mrs. Eliza Murphy, colored. was
badly injured internally and may die.
Mrs. Jacob Meisner and Hattie Bue-
hney, living near here were killed.
Among the other injured are: Will
lam Machalaer, Arthur Lays and six
others.
Most of the people saw the storm
coming and were able to reach cellars
and caves, but many suffered s~everly
in the great rain which fell.
Northeast of Sabetha Mrs. Dan
Sayior, Mrs. Schug, an old lady who
lived with the Saylors, Mrs. Beachy
and one other, whose name is not
known were killed, and many injured
In that vicinity.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-05-29
m pur re

blood, to take Hoods Sarsaparilla, and
prevent such eruptions and suffering.
81 had a dreadful carbuncle abscess,
red. fiery, fierce and sore. The doctor at
tended me over seven weeks. When the
abscess broke, the pains were terrible, and
Thought I should not live through it. I
heard and read so much about Hoods
sarsaparilla, that decided to take it, and
my husband, who was suffering with
boils, took it also. 1t soon purified our
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-05-29
St. Joseph. curfow Law in Force.

ST. JOSEPH, Mo-, May ls-Mayor
Worries has signed the curfew ordi-
n It provides that all children
under the age of 10 shall be off the
streets by 9 o'clock at night unless
accompanied by their parents or en-
gagged in some recognized pursuit,
under penalty Of arrest, in which event
their parents or guardians will be
notified, and if the latter fail to APP
pear to take charge of their children
or wards a fine will be imposed.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-05-29
Curious Trade Terms.

The second volume of the digest of
evidence given before Group c of the
labor commission contains a glossary
OF technical terms and trade slang.
Among the curious expressions are
the following: bate, bell.horse,
caunched, cut-up, fudd, lungs slop-
dash work, sprigger, singing, tin
gles.'
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-05-29
Columbia Statesman Sold.

COLUMBIA, Mo-, May 19.-The Col
umbia Statesman has been sold by
Win G. Barrett to Henry T. Burk-
hardt and Luther II. Rice. The States
man has beon, for more than fifty
years, q Of the leading Democratic
journals of Cantral Missouri.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-05-29
S

II is often difficult to convince peo-
ple their blood is impure, until dread-
full carbuncles, assesses, boils, scrof-
ula or salt rheum, are painful proof OF
the fact. 1t is wisdom now, OF when-
eve there is any Indication Of
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-05-29

The report that a Boston lady BIZ
cycler has made thirty-three centuries
should be so explained that her age may
not be mistaken. Many Boston ladies
are much younger than thirty-three
centuries, even though they do know so
much.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-05-29

Think Of 10000 leap year young wo-
men going to the great northwest to
get husbands. Young man go west.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-05-29

If men were to follow Bishop Car
penter's advice and "look their hearts
in the face" some OF them would n
themselves exceedingly dark COM
%plexioned.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-05-29

The price of wire has gone up, no
doubt in anticipation of the large
amount that will be needed for pulling
purposes.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-05-29

A Columbia college student has been
experimenting on a cheap metal with
the x rays and, it is reported, has sue
ceeded in turning it into gold.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-05-29

Strawberries, and the bottom of the
box, come higher than usual this year.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-01-24
Trustees Sale.

ny virtue of au thority vested in ~.
as substitutes trustee in a certain d.,
OF trust given June 10th 1894 and ~
corded in book A. A. A. page sis ~ 81 :,
records Of deeds of Madison conn, ne
state OF Mississippi. I will al tbs =,
quest of the Beneficiary therein mr.,
ed IN said deed of trust proceed 70 s saI,
TO the highest bidder for cash - 80
Town OF Flora in afore said countx .rd
state on Friday the slst day of Estr ."
AIRY 1896, the following real estat. ST.
.ted in said town of Flora. 10 nj, 'u-
a parcel OF land described as the ca
.ain lot twenty-five feet front hv
hundred feet deep in the es,t half nt
."t NO. square No. in the tswn of
fora In Madison county Miss;ss;nn;
TO- with all of the sppersensp pp,,
thereon or in any wise there to haInms
.ng-aiso lot No. in square % in ~.
Town . OF Flora, Madison csu,ty s,s,.
u Mississlppi, together with ali tn or
,ertenances thereon or in anv -
mere TO belonging. The title 10 go
,n,oPerty IS believed to be good, bnt
nan only convey snch title as is ves,.d
me as sub-trustee. ''u
W. 8. TAYLOR. suB. Tnrsrxr
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-01-24
Proceedings. of Board of
Supervisors. -

Z Il Iayse paid for building bridge in
beat Sl9.45. ID Levy paid for mad
| lock for ballot boxes Is cents. i
stewart paid for boilding bridge on RI
II, sl?.0o Acc'tof I Oliver Mesux
disaiiowed for RON complisnds with
Section 1864 Annotated. code 'e2. Geo
u bernard & Go. paid for sts.tionerv
Chancery clerks Office 50 cts. Canton
+ u II Co: paid for Jail $3.50. c Olsen
paid for lumber FOR roads in dit. / sIo.
W. Olsen paid for lime for fail m Go
l thompson paid item lied sscts. for
lumber for bridges in beat $50 10 n
OF ,. adjourned till Tomorrow morn.
lug at9 o'clock. -. The Board met Wed
nesday morning with the sauie officers
aud members present. A list OF about
IUo names names of the best citizens Of
Madison cossntT were selected for the
ury boz. Trustees of to,fnships were
appointed as followers; From Town
hip SRI W, ] c Hutson, y AHammock
iiopson From 0 n W r "A Chill
res ~ Thompson, w Gardner and
rom 3 G w Davis. } M MeeIx II
1 Mckee Prom F7Rlg II Raj
ey. turgnson, w II Atkinson From Z
II RAE w T. MAXWELL, Henry Green.
aldt, w w Dickerson. From TI9as
n Linn. w r Barrett, J q Brewer :
rom ] : R2E q Bennet, W. stew o
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-01-24
Sharon Dots.

Rain, rain, nothing but rain.
a good doctor is greatly needed i,
our town. -
Mr.. Jim Lee and family have becom,
residents of Sharon.
Quarterly meeting at Mt. Pleasan,
Gu urch' on Saturday and SUNDAY next.
- mr. Collin Penree and family have
moved to Camden.
Mrs. John Holiday aad little Nellie
are visiting in Water Valley and a,e
the guests of Mrs. Albert Mcneil
MaRRiED:-At the residence of the
bride 8 uncle, Mr.. VIM. Bole. Sba ron
the lath inst. Miss Susie Robinson IN
air. j. + Smith: both of this comfy
Kew. w. j. Ferguson. Officiating.
AZ half In shadow, half in sun.
The world along It's path advances
MAY that side which the sun shines on
BE all that e'er nay meet their rlar1 cas-
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-01-24

many merchants are well sware that
tneir customers are their best friends
and take pleasure in supplying them
win the best goods obtainable. As.n
nn we mention Perry & Gamer on.
proniihe1t druggists of Flushing, mich.
,ksn' they say We have no hesita.
e,on in recommending Chamberlain
Ioueh Remedy 10 our customers, as IL
= tue best cough medicine we have
rvrr SOLD. and always gives sstisfac.
.ioa; For sale At rs ond 30 cents per
bottle by d. L. 5ones. Druggist.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-01-24

I'm letter written by Rev. I
zimmerman, OF Dimondale, Mich. -.
.re permitted to make this extr.r,.
nave no hesitation in recomr.nS
.oe ur' Kings New Discovery. as tb.
results we're almost marvellous in ~
use OF my wife While l was n.s,or
.. me baptist Church at Rives Inn.
u IN sne was brought down with Pnen.
nionie succeeding La Grippe. 1erribl,.
PsroSysms OF coughing would lsst
nonrs with little interruption and n
sue could noe survive them. A friend
recon- mendsd DR.. Kings New Disco
erJ' " was quick ia its work and h;rb-
satisfactory in results" Trial Sof-
.es free st w. ]. Mosbys Drug store.
regular size soc. and 81. 90.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-01-24
Electric BltterS.

Electric Bittcrs is q medicine suited
Tor any season; but perhaps more gen.
orally needed in the Spring. when the
,ansniu exhausted feeling prevails,
when the liver is torped and sluggish
ana the need of a tonic and Alternative
Is Iet. a prompt use of this medicine
mas oiten averted long and perhaps
lstsi bilious fevers. No medicine win
VIII act more surely in counterac,iny
ana freeing the system from the ma.
isrlaI poison. Headache, Indigestion,
Deafness yield TO Flee.
.,Ic bi1ters. Only fifty cents Der bot.
Tie at b E. Jones, Drug Store.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-01-24

Clerk and Sheriff for services y, ~;
mee.ins TO wit: W N Reid, 4 DAYS Ser
ices ana mileage S16.25. Bride
ED Jays services and mileage STR
so,iief days services aud mir
egg % ~. w FL Bole 4days serrie, :
sno mileage Sl6.75. De.bv fou
nays services and mileage $3.50 G,
hemp' Clerk 4 days services am
a. Sss's.ahce $780,. Walter Stokes
days services Ss.e0-Bos,I
aoJsurned till next meeting in eonrs.
w. M. REID, Pres. b. Of :
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-01-24
Forget Her, Jim. !"

x u
~ mas mas broken every fet,er
Wo,IId ~ Ged pound us heart to hear,
"o1iu 70 God could forget hcr
anu could say; with joy We mari .,
w sna. nmsemory's magic glances
yln sco. ~ mercy cease TO f0l,.
s, sesne which life ephanrss
ITO Jas madness to recall
nut N an mol no. those glances linger
~ THOSE scenes too BRIGHT ~ ,,..
hu renorses' iron finger " last
Ever pointeth to the pAsy.
-" ~ ran memory's ever breathin.
w, VI aay long vanished now
~ Ia NH laurel, love was Wrea,hir.
ie iriehdship's fairy brow.
VI pay that's gone forever
nv, transient Us the moons nal. 49,,
mai no aspen leaves ouiyer oeam
faiieth on the lucid stream
~ .uu tel me to FORGET HER :.
Whcra ~ neI memory from NV heart
MI, 'ne nand OF LOVE hath sci her
' 'hc seems OF life part
art and portion Of my being
NJ ~ my very inner frame.
mo memory's light be fleeing
And shall forget her NAME siAs'
ana forget these HOURS Of pr,er,nc
w. AND M forget that even she
was 6oth loving and deceiyinp
When she broke her vows f. ~.
iet o een the, then would memory hover
whe oer !, Ihat day forever gone;
"nen ny soul did trust and lave h.r
AND Tor LOVE- she gave me SONY
"hen lhro sunshine and thro' shouox
,r;,,i was TRUE unto the last.
III higher. holier power
Tod me that my Joys we're pas,
FATE-thy dark accurscd fetter
Tore heT-tore her-from NV ,,s
ana IN vain. you say FORGET Hr g0'
Ana In vain your arts are triad
"f ~, 1nee well each sweet connect;or
That once bound. is sundered T nn,u
ror my friendship -love--afYectiono. NV
one Out gave BROKEN VOW.
jim.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-01-24
DO YOU sEEl

rfo'. A; karpe has just completed his
all ready large assortment OF Eve.g,.ss
= = ana spectac'es and invites your alien.
aOn 70 inspect his stock. He can h.
10 at al! times at A. Killers store
Tie VIII sell you cheaper than tb.v
Every Pair. "'"h'ses
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-01-24
Madison Dots.

we saw mentioned in the associated
rress Dispatch q few DAYS apo whers
Miss Cornelia Siebles who Il lno,,n
mere, and has relatives near this r,lac..
apa VINO Is now IN Europe sucing f,r q
hree legacy. was found wandering in
IN streets OF London in q stats tf de-
,:..la ana rtAkeni q charge by the
p"hee. Upon her person was fonnd
sloSoo sewed in the lining OF her dress
besides vi 900 in her pocket bonk Th;s
SHOWS that she is a very eccentric ana
cranky Individual A conclnsion ~
.nis sort Was arrived at when She waa
mere last summer on visit. She Is ~
years OF age and Brookhaven ia her
Hurrah! for Madison, she bos 49,
representative ia the .,eyisla,rra uhs
is Master Willie Hoy as q pace r. Ca
Ton would have had she power Of this
appointment do you reckon Mad;snn
would have gotten it. Why certsiniu
| size would
| we are sorry to chronicle the fact Of !,
Lee very serious illness lately
10 thought however, that she is bet,
ger, and we sincerely hope that She
"ih continue to improve.
:'he little town of Jessa MN. too.
miles below this place is cominn l;,tIs
Guy no doubt, and it is steadily grow
ing ana on the way of Improvement
~ VIII not ne long before the fac,or;.s
viii oegln to move, and the wheels ~
nfoefess running. They have got Tho @
.Mn beautifully pictured, and in al.
most every show window in Chicago IL
we unaerstand, and lots are being sold 81
tt - ~ VIII not be many wears be-
lore we Will be proud Of being y n.ioh. 2
Dor to her Aoish !
Dr. II: 4. Mckay was called to Texas 1
as' week, by the serious illness Of his 2
ION David who resides in Dallas.
Hon. 4. C. Lee was appointed nv CIV
49, "s one OF the delegates, TO the
'otton Growers Convention. III M.n,
MS, which Assem- bles this week. -
M adison Lodge "Woodmen of the
'oFIa held meetings few weeks ago.
~ erected officers for the year
Miss. Ella Bennett beautiful and
.scina,ing belle of Livingston. return. Z
nome Saturday, after having spent =
rev days very delightfully."-, with IL
ISIS. Laura Jones.
.'o' Nei'ie ferklns the lovely and
com pi,shed daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. W
retklns' returned to Memphis few r.
Us since, after spending several weeks Y
home.
Nr. tiade Mckav, attorney at law of
nphls' spent Il day with relatives
re last week
quite crowd went from here 1e,s- III
:: to the inaugural ceremonies AZ
'hsoh. 1t seemed TO have been. ~
g,ng from the crowd there. a yr.a, c
for every body. ote1
y article IN last weeks TIME, about
new county. to my surprise has met
ay the least of it. with n ysrr coid
,pelon by some. liner ex pressed
honest opinion on tue subject. nm.
ichced by any one. A.
u
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-01-24

arr u cameron. A Fl Bradley an,
pointed overseer of road AZ in the place
, OF Smith. w. H. Graham apnoint
"a overseer OF road lbs in place of G w
James Is Z Chandler appointed over
: seeer OF road l73 in place of Walter
STOKES Trolio paid for clothing for
JAIL Sl.75 Canton Times paid for STU.
tionery for Circuit clerks Office rs s0
VIM. winters paid erroneous DOLL tav
500 West Skinner paid services os
ferryman at Meeks crossing $l2. so. A.
count Of Marshall & Bruce laid over
I'LL next meeting, and Clerk reouested
70 notify said firm to recast the acconnt
SO us TO comply with contract ir,t !
made by them. Geo d. Barnard g. 10
requested TO itemiZe account made nv
shem against the county for STATIONERY /
iarnished Election Commissioner nc
Dill VIII not be considered until this is
zone. James Priestley paid for record
ing deed from Il S Waro for road he'd. u
10 the couaty. Board adjourned tin To. 4
morrow morning atV ocluck. The
! noard convened in regular session on
thursday morning with all officers and !
mem oers present. E E Sandid.e paid :
services as oaiiff at Flora November
election '95 81 co. Township trn.tess .
additional were appointed MS follo,ss
10 wy From TSRlEJ. II. Greav.s. q
h Coker, Z L Nicholson. From h
Roberts, w c Drummon- Rob, K
Iatiett Sr. The salary of the cunt, Ed r
u Madison county is hereby fixed at to
he sum of $500 500 OF which to be nd Il
y the city OF Canton. b Dendy nd IN
tax assessment on lot No. To
zee. TT IN improperly assessed r. of
I'M and owned by the State, amount pc
ne oy the county S4.T6. Amount dine tn
the State SLIGO. Township truatees pr
uoitlonal were appointed frsm r9Ro sh
Il r Lane. J. X Smith F r. Will. ms ia
ccount OF Culley continued tilI
ext meeting in course. Ned Dayen. -
,rt county convict now confined in
VI Is hereby released under section IL
lapter ~ sheet acts '94 and sheriff re-
ired TO carry out this order on tn. uu
"a inst. Clerk required to have nnh- are
NED In the official organ of the coun. II
notice for letting out county pris. fius
srs oy sealed bids p. d Bridses & res
n heid were sSpsiated agents of cas-
eir respective beats to inspect Wort. OF
ne oy contractors, and To receive e. u1r
olem Tor time actually employed in mo-
peetion. Canton Picket Is hereby par
cted Official printer for the connty hon
70 At salary of $50 per annum for she
ohshing proceedings of Il of ). Tn. reco
owing amounts were paid 20 The cry;
moers OF she Board Of Supervisors 81
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-01-24

We the undersigned hereby ACRE
not TO publish any whiskey pctltions
for less than $4,000. from and after M;
date.
Ross e. ALMoN,
For the Picket.
=. i. d D. l.. PAssMorE.
For the TINES
Mrs. A. Purviance and little son ,Joc
left for Colum bus one day this week tn
visit her daughter Mrs. j. C. Andrews
The beautiful and popular Academy
street belle, Miss Maggie Maxwell, left
Tuesday for New Orleans TO visit
friends,
Mr., W, l., Anthony. the Handsome
and popular travelling salesman for the
American Biscuit Co., OF Memph was
in town Tuesday
Rev, DR., A, v, Rowe will preach Mt
the Baptist church Sunday morning at
II o'clock and will aid in the ordina- |
lion Of deacons. The public is cordi-
ally invited to attend.
We are sorry to hear OF the illness OF
Paul Holland. at Georgetown, Ky,
We hope it will not result in anything
serious, and that he will soon be con.
valesceHt.
Mr.. W. Smith, Of this city, and Miss
Maggie Fuller of jackson, were unfted
in the holy bonds of matrimon on last
Wednesday. The Times wishes them
happy and prosperous future and
that their cup Of joy may even be 'Ful-
lur' 4 hon Is Of !
Our friend ]. p. Montgomery, repre-
'entips the Birmingham Newspaper
Union spenta few hours with us ON I
Yesterday. We congratulate the I'm
ion in heing so successful as to secure
MI. hontgomery's services.
"'fhe soloist Signnrina Moreska. is n
VOCALIST with an unexcelled soprano
'oirs. I'll Barbiere di Seviglia," was
and the Spanish Song given Al
or an encore ELECTED an enthusiast. tel
ecall Her hearers werea all. eager 20 an
manifest the appreciation SO ,rplv ed
lerited.-Philadelphia Call. fa'
Hon. Robt. Powell was confirmed as w W,
Judge OF this District, by a vote OF IA RI;
a. This is qnite complimentary to wi l
lr fellow townSman, and not only re. q, y
owns to his honor, but also to that of 81
" tewn and county. He has served
party for years with the utmost zeal N
ID fidelity. and justly merits this pro- is O
'llon. be has ever proven US trus as fam
~ TO MS promises and 10 his friends. pris
we believe will fill the office with Wit
my creditably to himself and nc.
'taey to the people. M
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-01-24
The New York Iedcer
AMERICAS GREATEST sTOpy
PAPER.

always publishes the best and most =,
terest'ng short stories, serial s,ar;'',
ana special articles that can ha nr.,,.,, .'
ca, regardless OF expense. I'M. ,o.a-,
fa as","h notes and patterns can he
wv, every week on the Woman 8
mo'lu page. There lis always som a.
.nipg IN the New York Ledger thu,
80 interest every member of ,hr
family 20 pages-price. 5 cents Ens
'"Ae !" 'his town by Scenes Bilbo.
Mr. ). >. Davis, from Urbana Ohio
- - on VISIT to his relatives, the Catlrtt
laMl'y. ne Is yaang man of enter.
Prise and ~ he is favorably impressed
win our country, may locate here
: Mr.. T; L. Bryan and family. fran
"eoisM "a, nave cast their fortunes AMONG
~ people being now located on what
= hon. n'~ 70 ss me Mary Coleman place.
aoout ~ miles west Qsysanton. ueex. |
tend to them cordial welcome
our nei9 Dor and popular phvs;.;,n
~; y. >, rrlestley; is absent this w.rk
,aes Ur'eans on professional busl
20 we WISH you success doctor.
MSS Hortense Smith, niece of Dr. +
!. frazer OF this place. was married pa.
emily to AIR. VIM. Whitlock. of M.r,;n
,enn. In passing from the puurd;.n.
MP or suct kind and true friend, and
her destiny to other keen;ng
. nope the same benign influences m.r
'e ,if cluster around her future path way O
mr.. .. Gaillouette, Druggist Beavor. :.
ne IT., says; 40 Or. Kings Nav "
lseovery owe my life. Was taken
'th j.adrippe and tried all the phvsi. cl
ans Tor miles about. but of no avail
u was given up and told could nor
g. Having DIR. Kings New Discov. m
In my store sent for bottle and
gan It's use and from the first dose
gan to get better, and after usino ar
zee bottles was up aud about again IN
worth its weight in gold. W..
a Keep store or house withou, H." H.
Tree trial at w. j. Mosby's drno ",
re. uS tn'
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-01-24
PROF. A. KAPpr

AFAcr WORTH KNOWING.
M consumption ", mp LaGrippe, Pneumonia
.nua'. throat and lung diseases are
N IN W Shiiohs Cure. For sale bv
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-01-24
For Dysep.p.,.

and Liver Complaint rou have printed
guarantee on every bottle of .Shiiob,s
Waiter. ~ never fails 10 cure For
sale By b. E.Iones. e' 'o'
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-01-24
It saves Lives k.,,, n.,

Thousands Of cases Of ,sonsumptio.
Assma. Coughs. Colds and Gronn sye
cured every day by Shiloh's Cure "a
sslc BY b. F. Jones.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-01-24

We the undersigned hereby agree
not to publish any whiskey petitions
for less than $4,000. from and after this
date.
The Canton times. (Canton, Miss.) 1893-1906, 1896-01-24

w. 3. TAYLOR. Sun. TsrsrEr