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The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08
Thev Voted for ncKinI,u.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, Nov. THE vote
for the Palmer Buckner electors promises
to be ridiculously small in this State. In
nineteen counties which have filed their
returns with the Secretary of State the
total vote for that ticket is only 229. The
sound money Democrats in this State
evidently voted for Mckinley.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08
Returns In WYOMING.

CHEYENNE, WYo., Nov. Returns
were received here to-day by the Republi-
can State Com ittee from four of the Big
Horn County precincts, the first returns
received from that county since the
election. The combined vote of these
precincts give the Republican electoral,
Congressional al and State tickets majority
of 104 in 200 votes. Twelve hundred votes
are still to be heard from in Big Horn
County.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08
Wiu Escort acKfnteu

COLUMBUS, ONO, Nov. Troop A OF
Cleveland, part of the Ohio State militia
has rendered its services as escort to Presi-
dent-elect Mckinley from Canton to
Washington on the occasion OF his in
auguration. The troop escorted Garfield
from Mentor to Washington.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08
Settle TO Make a contsst.

WINSTON, N. c., Nov. Tt is stated
that Congressman Settle (R.) of the Fifth
District has decided to contest the cleo
tion of w. w. Kitchen CD. The returns
give the latter a majority of over 400.
Settle claims that there were irregularities
in Rockingham County.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08
Headqmarters Desert.d

CHICAGO, ILL, Nov. 7.-National
headquarters OF both parties were de-
serted to-day. Those members OF the
committees who have not already returned
to their homes are making preparations
Tor early departures.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08
Lasker Wins a Piano.

MOSCOW, RUSSIA, Nov. 7.~-At 7 O'Clock
yesterday evening Steinitz and Lasker be.
gan the first game of their chess match in
this city. Lasker won a Giuoco piano
after forty five moves.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08
Iittre uersh Hander Rreahs a Reeora

NEW ORLEANS, La, Nov. flames
Michael the little Welsh wonder of Tom
Eck's team, broke the worlds record for
five miles this afternoon at the new
cement track. He went the distance in
nine minutes and twelve seconds. He was
paced by triplet, two quads ana asextat.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08
NOTARY PUBLIC.

CHARLES H. PHILLIPS. ATroe NEY-Ar.
" Law and Notary Public, 63s Marker S.. oppo-
ste sue, faiace Hotel. Telephone $40. Residence I62e
Eel street, Telephone - Pine 26sl
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08
NEW WESTERN noIEI..

L EARNY AND WASHINGTON srspv
IA modelled and renovated. KING, WARD q (i0
European plan Rooms 5Oc 10 81 so per day a.
10 20 per week. So 10 S30 per montn: free path.
hot and cold every room: rira yrarss. -
every room: elevator runs aLlnisns
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08
oosMoRonrrA.N.

Opposite U. s. Mint, 100 and 102 Fifth St, san
Francisco CaL-The most select family hotel In
The city. Board and room 81 81 25 and 81 90 per
day, according TO room. Meals Csc Rooms 5Oo
and 75c day. Free coach to and from the hotel
Look for the coach bearing the name OF the Coz
mopolitan Hotel WM- FAHEXs Proprietor.
The San Francisco call., 1896-11-08

Referee-W. o. Hick, Yale.
Umpire-Paul Dashiel, Lenigh.
Llnesman-H. G. Wyckofi, Cornell.
1ime-35- minute halves.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-03-04
The Great Tobacco War.

Many Of our readers know Of the war ex-
ist!ug between the manufacturers of plug
chewing tobacco, but few, perhaps, are fAml!-
lar with the cause.
For years some manufacturers have been
making enormous profits b. giving coDsum-
ers small piece OF plug for ten cents. Re-
Gently a very large manufacturer, seeing that
the time had come for better things, has
placed new brand called Battle AK on the
market, which gives the consumer very
large piece of most excellent quality for the
Same price. This has raised 8 great storm
among those who are hurt by it, but i, gives
JOY to those who use The goods. In Battle
AK they ge; a greater quantity fer their
money, while the quality is equal TO the
finest Of other brands This has naturally
had the effect Of grea;ly decreasing the busi-
uess CT those who hsve held to the old way,
aud it has materially curtailed their enor-
nous profits On the other hand Battle AK now
taxes the resources OF three large factories,
which, by:ruuniug night and day, are still
unable to make The goods fast enough to
satisfy the enthusiastic demand.
The people want q good thing and The most
of it that they Can get for the price. The
manufacturers who 60 the best by them will
get their trade. Their rivals naturally do not
like 1t They raise mighty howl, but The
Ak will cut them down.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-03-04
Shiloh Letter.
SHILOH, S. c.. Fsb. So, 1896.

SHILOH, S. c.. Feb. SO, 1886.
Judging from the enormous Gusa;i,ity CT
gaancs be;og daily hauled 10 and through
this place, past experience is Utterly ignored,
and the maxim ''Gxpecience IS Il dear
school, but fools will learn at &c other,
doesn't seen to exactly size up the case this
time, for we've had the awfal sezpecience," f"
ba. have shut our eyes to it.
Much atteetion will be given to tie tobacco
culture, and with the advantage of les: year"
experience, with favorable seasons larger
and much 6ner crops will be made Our
farmers are getting their lands in 6ne coad-
ton for early planting of corn and cotton
and the outlook, so far, is enceorag ing but,
there's many slip betwixt the cup end lip"
Weshould perform our part cheerfully and
hopefully, b~t watch ahead for "breakers, I"
for g fair sunrise by 70 means indicates a
cioudless sunse,
Mr. Charles Seshit, under Indictment for
assault and hsitvry of high and aggravated
nature on his wife, was arraigned before
Judge Keeis to-Gsy, but before the case pro-
gressed far, was compromised-and the wife
beater set At liaesty. LISA great pity that
such offanses can so easily dodge the jnsi
penalties We hsGe good laws bat wretched-
ly enforced.
Measles and whcopipg-cough are al! around
u.s. We hear Of few cases of pueamonia
resulting from messles out ia a mild torn.
Capt. D. E. Kee!s is preparing to plant 30
acres of tobacco on sis farm at Scottsville
Mr. John Tyler, who has been teaching
school in Shiloh, and his sister, Miss Miuoie.
have returned to ,hes home 10 Aiken Coun-
ty. During their stag here they made many
friends, and we long tc see them again favor
this section with the light of their pleasant
faces
The small bridges aboat in the countrv-
usay Of them-are sadly in need of repairs
and in many place daogecous If horse
were to get his leg or neck broken while
crossiag some Of those dilsp!da:ed bridges,
who'd be responsible?
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-03-04
Karnlval Komlng.

In co-oneration with the Old Ladies Home
Socie:y, Mr. and Mrs. Basel OF Chicago will
present uciq ,e and at;rscii'e entertalnieut
IN The opera house Oh Monday aEd Tuesday
nights M.ich 9th and 10Th 1t will consist
of rew adaptation Of the old trades car
nival Calcium liz hts Of ali colors mechan-
ical fleets, etc will produce startling and
beautiful scenes Ninety young ladies' will
take part in the performance, representing
nearly all the business FIRMS aad industries
OF the town The Association i5 working
hard TO establish Home for aged Ladies,
and the whole tov should turn out 10 assist
in this noble work. Prof. and Mrs. Basel
have just conducted their karniVal at Auder-
son aud Greenvi!!e and we are informed that
theirs WAS he best show ever given in those
cities. Popular prices. Opera House,
March 9Th ard l0;h ADV
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-03-04
Monthly Exercise at the Graded
School.

The exercises at the Graded School Monday
morning were witnessed by much larger
number of the patrons Of The school than
any OF the previous monthly public exercises
The program me was carried out as announced
and was interesting throughout. The Or
chestra played two selections, and that the
music was excellent, goes without saying.
especially since John Moran was present and
played first violin.
Rev n. W. Edmunds made brief talk on
an appropriate suoj-ct. that was eojoyed by
the entire audience a.
The Roll of Honor was announced by the
superin rodent, and was us follows;
lst Grade-Firs, Dlvision-Mary Belle
Scott. Harry Scott, Ruby Rande, Kate Keels.
Special men,ion, Edgar Haynsworth. Sec
ond Divison-Bartow Walsh, Mamie Free
land. Special mention, Ejwn Bruuson, John
Doz;er Lee Mary Lowry.
"a. Grade-Forence Kees, Agnes Rles,
Margie Monaghan, Leila Southerland, Lucille
Randle.
3rd Grade-Hal Hardy, Leon Gctea,
Mamie Reasonover.
4,h Grade-Special mention, Lela Hep
burn, Mamie Brown
5;h Grade-Julau Levy. Special men ton,
Mabel Durau,.
9Th Grade-David NcCalum, Armida
Moses. SPECIAL mention, Augusta Folsom.
7lh Grade-Joe Jenkins.
10th Grade-Beulah LJnn>a, Ethel Cooper
Owing 70 the illness OF Mr.. Rembo, the
first assistant, no honor roll was banded in
for the sth and 9Th grades
II has been the custom, since the present
/ session began. for the teachers and pnplis Of
the Graded School to assemble:n :heiv hall
ouce ia about every six weeks. THESE occa.
sions thus far hare been very pleasant
interesting snd beneficial to all pceseni.
Que of the most attractive features these
exercises has teen the delightful music which
The Sumter Orchestra $as so kindly furnished
| Ii the members OF the Orchestra could realizs
how uouch pleasure they have eforded by
their generous efforts, they wesld feel taal
their kinGness and co2rtesy have not been an
appreciatedr
The progrsa as given below, shows the
general nstGre Of these meetings acd, while
their character has been changed somewha,
by the individuality Of the several speakers,
their salient features aave remaiCud the sane
The speakers, who have thus far kindly con-
senteG to take part, have limited their "talks'
to eight OF tea mioutes and they have all sue
ceeded 10 saying something that was well worth
remembering
The Rev. G. c. Brown was the first to con
duct one of these exercises. His subject WAS
"brains." Rev. z e. Herbert was the pext
with tall, based on the root-wor3 atc. Ths
Rev J. ". Daniel took part On tie last coca
sion with aa address on ''The Uptarned
Couniena1ce" These three gentlemen are
held ia grateful remem mbrance by the pupsis,
and teachers cf the school for their words o
wisdom and encouragement.
The following Was the program fov las'
Monday morning:
Macch-Forrth Regiment Orchestra.
Overare-Fourth Regiment Orchestra.
Devotional Exercises.
Song hy school-'Ua!y &C :trc1or Beer.
er."
Shor. ;alk-Rev n. " Edtn@nGs.
Poe:ica! selections By the ten grades
Roll Of Honor arnounced oy tie Supecin-
tendent.
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LAMAR LOCALS.

LAMAR. March 3.-Miss Bessie Pitt
nan returned to Sumter yesterday after
. two day. stay with Mrs. Dr. Watson.
Measles are holding the fort iu this
section to such 40 extent as to cause
;wo o; cur free schools to be closed
Our fellow townsman Mr. t. +.
Wilson has received telegram from
Winston. n. G., informing bim Of the
severe illness ais sister. Mr Wilson
left fer Winston this morning.
The Railroad authorities have a; last
decided to give Lamar depot and 1e
all feel sure that We will now have a
depot IS we Know that the A. c. L..
does not do things by halves. This fact
has been thoroughly demonstrated from
the fact that they tave not given US
half of depot heretofore and uow We
fec! sure We will have depot.
B. G. P.
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OCCASIONAL
Sewing Machines and Oroans cles,ea q.

Sewing Machines and Organs cleaned and
repaired at the Sumter Music House.
Don't forget Nunna:y's Candy. toys; the
girls all like it. AT thiua's drug store
Pianos. Organs and Sewing Machines soli
on easy terms, aCd exchanged FOR Ok? ones q;
the Sum,e: Music House, il Masonic Temple.
All 'ast winter Mr. Geo 4 Mills, Of I.sban-
OF, Conn was badly afflicted With rLearla-
tism. At times 1t was 50 severe thai he
could not stand up straight, but WAS drawn
over Gu ooe SIDE. 81 tried different RENE
dies without receiving relief he Says, '.un-
til about six months ago bought a bott,c Of
Chamberlain S Pain Balm. After using it
for three days my rheuma:sm was gone ana
has not returned siEce. For sale by Dr.. a
J. China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-03-04
w edgefsld Notes.

Wedce6eid, March 3 -slenrion was msde
SOM :,,ne ago about Mr. c. P. EI+rtsfe being
N fair road 10 recover watch stolen trcm
bis roua some ,e1 months ago. II is needless
To STATE further any more than WHEN the case
came up the Other p:an was fcuod tc have no
case st all, and Mr.. Hartsoe is DOW enjoying
peaceful possession of his watch.
WejgeHeld can beast Of TWO javeniie ped
estrains, Mess.s L. w Mills and C. G. Single
tor, he bid fair TO te champions e!e they
reach the full years Of maturity. They left
here at clock m aud reached Camden,
q distance of 20 miles, By $50 p. "a. Of tie
same day They called on some youog laiies
that evening ard enjoyed themselves as mucn
as if they had paid an evening call in Wedge
field. There is no telling how far they might
have walked had the distance held out.
Rev ". H Barnwell, rece,tly Of ~, DOW
temporarily at Darlington, has accepted call
extended him by the Church Of The Holy
Cross, Statesourg and St. Marks, Clarendon.
This is particularly pleasant news to the two
congregations, and more especially States
burg, (ter congregation taking in Wedge
field as Mr.. Barnwell will reside at the pac-
sonsge which is now beirg thoroughly re-
paired, both Inside aud out. Mr. Btrnwel
cannot come 10 as till May, as be has engaged
to remain where ne is untl then. The Bap-
list church heres without a miaister at pres
eat, but they expect to have one soon. R=vs
Messrs. CrocSard, Of the Presbyteriaa church
aad Dowell, of the Methodist church, carry ou
their appointments faithfully. Glad tc say,
We are church-going people, AID all Of cul
churches are alive to good work.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-03-04
The Cadets Invited.


The invitation from the City Council to
Col a. Coward. superintendent of the South
Carolina Military Academy, to bring the
Citadel cadets to this city for the annual
eocampment was forwarded several days ago.
and the people who are anxious for the
cadets to visit Sumter can rest assured that
the :nvitation will receive favorable consider
alton, for Col Coward stated last year that
he would he glad TO consider the invitation
a some future time.
If tbs cadets come TO Sumter, they will be
welcomed by The entire people, and nothing
will be left updone that i'll add to their
pleasure while 10 the city
A geus!emp rom Charleston, was in
Sumter ves:ercAy and said that Col. Coward
had told him that he had accepted the nvi-
tation.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-03-04

We know of but one community in the
world where dyspepepsia is practically un :
known, and that is the Shakers of Mount
Lebanon, n Y. These good people have
been studying the subject Of digestion FOR
more than hundred years, and that they
understand it pretty thoroughly. is evidence
in the foregoing fact. Their Digestive Cor
dial Is toe safest and best remedy 10 cases Of
Indigestion that we know Of ,riel bottle
can be had through yoar druggists for the
trihing sum of 10 cents.
The Shakec Digestive Cordial supplies the
system with food already dges;ed, and at the
sane time aids the digestion of other foods.
1t will almost Instantly relieve the ordinary
symptoms OF Indigestion, and no sufferer
need TO be told what these are.
Laxo! is the best medicine for children.
Doctors recommend it in place Of Castor
Oil.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-03-04
South CArOiina.

I';.e Saiionai Collection Aayecc? Of WASH
ng,on, D. c.. viii dispose OF he following
judgments:
South Ceroiina.
Il Warnecke A!kea. Si71 81: :. 3 Vnn
Wyrh, Anderson; Sc so J W Iarr, Bam-
berg, $3.50 81; D l. Copeland. S204 CO; 81 5
Warn, Sl36 25: Daoc.n {: Hey; 3s-nesvi!v,
1893 &c; Scar:oro & B,amiet, BiShopvi!le,
$3.50 60; J r Darsut, Bisaopvii.e. ss32 os;
Hearon Bros. BishopyilIe, Si04 80; julius
Dukes, branchvi:le, S6l2 IS; ISRAEL Myers.
S65 81; r W Stricken, Chester, SIP 81: J S
Wadswor,h, Chesterfield, S27 sc; J S WAis-
worth, Chesterfield, $50 As; f Il PIu1me.,
Columbia. Sl3 60; Sagg & CO., Conway,
Sl36 25: Tom5acker, Darlington, Sl94 %;
s Sahlman, Jr, Derliogror. $95 50; s; VI
Walton, Dyson, Sl73 OF: = Waits. Edge
6-ld, S0l 23::ii Hair, Eiko, 1922 IS: Sc
Huichins, Florence, s2l l0; Fred Danish,
Graham, Si5 IS; J D BARLEY, Johnson,
$50 81; Dr.. J W Sandeil: Lexington. SAB
IS; { f Jones, Lyachaurg, So So N l. Redo
McCoTmicaS, :;35 81: Har;z, Maroon,
Sl25 90; & l. Tool, Nontncfcacc, S3a 81:
D Copeland, Newberry, S2l9 90;
" ii wilson, Newterrv. Sl07 10: D
+ Goggnns, Eewaerry S252 90: /: T
Battles, Nichols, Sls2 G5; j c Pike, Orange-
ourg, S3223 IS: i Carter. ?arhsv e.
$3.50: J !" Ply Dcrn, ParssviIle, $50 s3:
p Bnr3sge, Pregnais, S33 2S: i H pye,
Rock H;il. S35 IS; z r Csmmack. Se:eca,
$40 Il; J Z Archer, Spartano.:2. $ 05;
} Vi + Ch":..Si:. ST iajttcwa, S@.c7s. .
Golson. 81. Matthew's, s.; oe: I.s,,.. (
RoanSon. 500 10; G J;se>, :; g.. .eS,
S63 c.; !:ertcsn Schwe::n. Su:::e; g D -,
6 D Fcxworth & Sor, Sam;er. g.. -, u
Edwards. Wa,er5clo, $50 :5: I. Wi..:ams.
WageDers $50 s.; Smith & J9h"soG, W.
!;ston, >S327 S.
SEND bids 70 Tae Nat,eaal Collection
Agency Washing ;oa, J. {.
Feb 27-4w
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1896-03-04

Simon Hartman, Of Tunoeton, West Va,
has beeu subjec, to attacks Of collie about once
a year, and would hare to Gail doctor and
then suffer for about twelve hours es much as
some do when they Gle. He was taken re-
Gently Just the same as at other t.xaeS, and
concluded to try Chamberlaln's Colic, Chol-
era and Dia:rheA Remedy He says: &'l took
one dose of it and it gave me relief in 6ve
minutes That is more than any thing else
has ever done fos me- For sale By Dr 4
J. Chica.
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Priva esr Personals.
Privaleer Tow nship. March 2


cco,a,ug to appointment the AmuSe
nept Club mes AT Mr. w. A. klus
mans last Friday night. aud the feature
of the evening was an engaSewet;t
party, which might very properly have
been called ga girls topic party as the
girls made engagements with tie young
men to talk topics with them; after all
the engagements for the topics bad been
made the young people s'roled about
aod pleasantly discussed any subject
which suggested itself to their happy
iancies. When the topics had been dis
cuzsed, the girls voted for the most
charming young man, while We of the
sterrer sex voted for the most entertain
ing girl. When the ballots were couut-
ed, it was found that iu both instances
there was tie, 10 the first between
Messrs Hayward Ramsey aud Ro'llo
Kolb; 10 the second between Misses
Mabel Beckham aud Sudie Furman.
A visitor. by request, took out two
tickets, which resulted 10 the choice of
Mr.. Ramsey aud Miss Beckbam, both
of whom wore their houors gracefully.
The engagement party was delight
ful success.
The next meeting Of the CLUB will be
held at Mr.. Willie Gains on Friday
night, March IA
The Rev. NJ. J Willougby will DOT
be able to accept the call extended by
Bethel and other churches, which we
regret. as we we're much pleased with
what we saw Of him when dc preached
at Bethel recently.
A pleasant aud we'll attended singing
| occurred at Miss Galley Wells yester-
day afternoon.
Mrs. NJ S Browning returned to
her home in the low coantry on Sat
urday.
Misses Lille Hodge, cf Clarendon
aed Gussie Keels, Ct Sumter, have
been visiting in the township
The minutes Of the Baptist State
Convention for 1885 are GU, in neatly
printed pamphlet. Among the interest
ing matter contained in them is sue
ciucs and will written obituary sketch
of the venerable Rev II w. Mahooey
of Clarendon, who vas so we'll known
10 this section Of the State.
Mr. Harley Wclcb will be 36 years
old this mouth, aod has never had The
toothache We learn from him thas
his teeth are SO strong that he has
broken off steut bottle oecks witt,
them
Seventy odd fish were caught in aees
10 two nights last week at Weeks $
Mnlpond, uaich is 10 Manchester
Township near the Privateer liue.
NJ. S. Gamble. preacher of the Il
NJ. E. Church. stationed in this town.
ship, is pastor of four churches l:wc
in this towpship) and ouce moath be
takes up collection at each chuccb fo'
the poor Of shat church.
The Quarterly Conference Of the
Legare A. NJ. E. Circuit held its frs
meeting fee this month at the Legare
Church, near the Priyateer Station
The Presiding Elder Of this District
the Rev. ~. NJ Thomas, D d o
Colom bia, attended the Conference.
MCD. f.
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At Half Cost.

AS Will be seen by the advertisement in this
paper, the stock of goods lately assigned by
Robert Wingate has been bought bJ A. NJ
Fauutleroy, and are offered for sale al great
Those who want to take advantage of these
low prices should call early at Wingates' late
stand, next DeLormes drug store.
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Nervous prostration
Crred by Dr.. Miles Nervine.

Prolonged arrangement OF the nervous
system not only affects the brain and men
tai powers, but develops disease in some OF
the vital organs. The most dangerous OF
these Indirect results i, when the heart IS
affected. This was the case of the Rev. N
F. Surface, Fawn River, Mich, who writes
under date OF TeS. i, 1895:
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The Stearn Racer holds nearly ell th

The Stearn Racer holds nearly ell the
worlds records. The Stearns Special is the
finest combination track and read vace.
built. And the Stearns Model a IS tie
road wheel par excellence. The Stearns
Ladies' Wheel ard Tandem are perfect models
Of their kind Il. G.. Ustsen i Co, Agents
o. Sn1nter and Clarendon
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DR.. Browns Lecture in Whining
ton.

y large crowd assembled last night at
Brooklyn Baptist Church hall on Fourth
ard Brunswick streets. TO near Dr. c. c.
Browns lecture on '.Cour'ship and NGtri-
!,,n:, which was given for Tie he,e!i; Of
tie ne" church uuG His address or lecture
was considered very interesting by NJ! whc
wera :or;rnate enough tc be p:ssent The
suffice; WAS handled nicely bg D. Brown,
and The audien lef: well pleased Brooklyn
Baptist Church realized VI nent sum 10 hela
bui!G their new cdl Wilmington star
Paints, Lamps and large stock of Fa ce
Powder, also Stamps and Postal Cards AT
cost. Cb;nas drug store.
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FOR SALE.

rae Sa;iona C,olscl;on Aaserc? of VAST
ng,on, D. c., viii dispose OF he following
Judgments:
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Fourteen years ago had G slight stroke OF
nara,ys;s. Overwork brought or nervous
proseration. was exceedingly nervous and
the exe:tion Of public speaking caused
heart palpitation that threatened my LIE.
I used two bottles OF DR.. Miles New Heart
Cure for my heart trcucle, and two OF Dr.
niles Restorative Nervine for Cy nervous
ness and feel better than evc- expected to
feel again. can speak for hours without
firing or having my heart .ut,er as 1t 1or-
mcvly did, aad have you to thank that /
an alive today
On sale by all druggists. DR.. Miles BOOK
on Heart and Nervous Disorders FREE by
mail. DR.. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, md
Dr.. Miles Remedies Restore Health