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OPENS AN 0LD KENTucKy FEUD.
sand Ridge section of Ballard County
All Torn Jp.

LOUISVILLE, Nov. IA special to the
Post from Paducah. Ky, says: There 10
great excitement in the Sand Ridge section
of Ballard county on the :e-opening of the
feud between the Taylors and Shelbys. John
Taylor and his son have paid their lives as
a forfeit, and Old Man Shelby is danger
ou7ly wounded. The trouble was revived by
one faction setting the dogs on the hogs
of another This led to an alteration, and
then followed the shooting, in which old
man Taylor was instantly killed and his
boy wounded so that he died in short
time. 1t is thought Mr.. Shelby will die
also.
Bad blood has existed between the two
families for some time, They live in an
isolated section Of Ballard county, near the
Ohio river and there have been several
outbreaks. Mort Shelby is an uncle OF
Evan Shelby, who was lynched for the
murder of old Mrs. Moore some time ago
Mort himself was once convicted as an
accessory to the murder, but on another
trial was acquitted. Ever since this trial
the two families have been at daggers'
points and have gone constantly armed
ready to shoot on the least proyocatlon
1t Is thought that there viii be more blood
shed before the matter quets down. The
two families live on adjoining farms.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
OW TmE NOrE Is TNKEN

changed the manner in which the electoral
vote Of states is conveyed to the seat OF
government
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15

GALVESTON, :, Tex, Nov. III. Rosonheld
& Co., wholesale notions and dry goods filed
statutory assignment today. No state
ment yet prepared, Marx Blum, wholesale
boots and shoes, also filed deed OF trust,
The latter failure involves about $4,000
and the former perhaps 100000.
CHICAGO, Nov. li-UpOn the application
Of creditors the Ferris wheel and its belong
ings went into the hands Of receiver to-
day. Judge Horton appointed Andrew On
derdonk to take charge, After the Worlds
fair the wheel was moved from Jackson
park TO a choice residence portion OF tho
north side. The venture was located In 9
prohibition district, and apparently could
not, under such circumstances, be made "a
pay enough 10 meet expenses.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
Grnnacrs Cnn at the White House.

WASHINGTON, Nov, li-The FEATURES OF
the proceedings of the National Grange to-
day were the submission of the report Of
the executive committee and the calling Of
the members in body on President Clcye-
land. The executive committee reported
total OF over sol 900 loaned on real estate
securities, deposited with the fiscal agency.
The report says agriculture is suffering
from dispropCrtonate burdens, from which,
II long continued may cause such dl5as-
trous results as have oyertaken the agri-
cultural class In other countries" The re-
port is strong plea for farmers rights
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
COPELAND Medical Institute.

c. :. SHEPARD, VI. d., iPhysicians
ROOMS $40 AND 3l3 NEW YORK LIFE
BUILDING, OMAHA. NEB.
Office Hours:-9 to II a. m. p to p IN. Eve
ninEs-W Wednesdays and Saturdays only
6 to s. Sunday-l0 to II m.
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15

For your furnace use Wear Nut coal 81 per
ton. for sale only by d. T Mount. 200 s, 10th
Omaha daily bee., 1896-11-15
White GET. His Commission.

WASHINGTON. Nov, 1i-(special Tele-
gramJ-George n. White has been commits
stoned postmaster at stock. S. d.
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RNGARDLEss or ruN co1It,,:r

+ enny y. Texas Juno q. Contest ra,,o,.
lioh'e mud enclosed COUPONS. ki-5l-.
xxx" =, 10 tge ereii,, + Rev. Y i. O. ley
tcn got Roy. Cooley ami Knv .rh ','
Of Rusk n,%ed IN rcearl 20 fhc .Fasi
Texas liap'ri college" Rev. Thorn he.
ins ne founder Of same. However vim
YORK the harder to pull Rev. t;odhc,.
through, ne being Mason ana heads ~.
llsi of Tho Easf reNAs cauailaies. Whcr.
n ,, you railroaders since Rev. Green
nul9p entE y" need You hldly. Glvr rs -
nm IN fr Rev. Y. 4. codhey. Now'
como 10 the mont an riilroldcrS md
W a,l me contest c!osci let it he ala,
Cooley receives Inc policy. wv y
y. Hicks. Agent and f,,..,.-,.
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polo AMI Morrow would 20 on tie rogd
| p@'cniant said he won't to Mr. SthWsf1
I Bach, teller of Adauo 4 i.obit'. nank an,
| ,old nm he had drawn the ah.rk ana 3
| inquiries Were fnHdo about Il 10 sltic the
ne tNorrow) had hal an account ;hHr'
| ahu would nave some nVrs mpDey inqg'
| III Jay Or two. This bee aid. was lrrs
az Stnckpoles suggestion as - riectut,pN
| II, the event iainsch should make ilVii.-
r,,s as r." did not cuaiempiair 'noi sIeek'
MIR. Schwarzba b trStinc,i that Morrow
uih como to flul aud requested u ~ 10
say. IN the evclt Siiekroin rr s'rie1 nc
chcck. That w. had had Nn 1acu1nt mere
ana would nav money there 40 10y the
check on the following oig. Silckpoic
presented iho chack on iha sare day ana
\ was lsine, iown Marraw mad never
had az account Wiih ilc palk az any
time
Pau,sch ,csiiGed hat ~ the time the
ch war Iiswn Morrow told slacispole
IT, money wu4 ru deposit and that tue
rhgok WAS pcrtc ~ good.
There 4rc d gQsl many collateral issues
~ iha cnFf. snvcl, YE certain commissions
he ron ,ipnn tinls belonging tn Stackpoo
spesaquani 20 p transaction related and
.Lp'edains he oginnins Of ,hn prnsern-
tlnu and some mhtor transaction
buds, s. nari reniunloj Morrow 10 Jail,
ssSinr ho evidence was sufficient to hold
nliu ara ao BAL nuf excessive.
FOUND DEAD.
). H. Mclean. In. aged 30. u black.
Aralth employed 10y August Giciohc d Go.
pi .hs city, and who cams horc from
iis,uston. was found dead n his roam at
CENTRAL hotel lhis morning "a, $50 o'clock
Yesterday morilig hr was aunosng from
cramps. sometimes AKIN io ctulp-.i IA lf.
bus, but an hXsicihu was moi called ia
Death came between j and tins iuuruiug.
Among the effects ur tht derrsi-en Was a
policy ia the Amrrica n fiatcrml Union,
with receipt showing rrriuaiims pad uuiii
last October. aud also showing thar h,,
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late. planting suffering for rain, which
| needed for all crops.
Runpc--Relncrt n 1ips: Cotton nee,
| Ing ram. as some farmers report 1t she,
ding squares and Il few hollis.
| Cucro--.I. NJ. Reusa: Rain very muc
| needed for corn and cotton.
Corpus Christi Grnrga Roedcr: Cotto
| IN the Nncccs valley is reported as
| I'm" condition.
Brenlan--J. q. Sloan: All crops suffc,
ing: rain needed
Rcllv!llc--i. T.. I'routy: Corn crop gen
orally. light. Cotton frutng rcinarkahl
ponds on future Weather
Lamrasas-W. II. Wrhcr Most coito
that is up is slill slowly growing. Cor
VIII make LITTLE. but VIII be u fdilni
as crop
Coleman Z. A. Lindsey. crop ard con
dhion of cotton has fallen of during tn
past twenty day. Corn viii be light.
Riownwood j. ". Greenwood: Corn al
being cut for fodder. Cotton not suffer
ihg much ycL pats and wheat better herr
Innn further East.
Rockport H. S'rachnn; Drou,h contin'
ucs with iight showers. hut not suiici, al
Ia do any good. Vegetation and crops AL
Icing scorcio1 up, hu, much fruit anu
Vegetables have boon shipped
alcs1inc- NJ Wrlg,i-Cotton stll doing
fair but corn is ruined aud VIII hardiy
lilfiiHf ssi.'l rNA NAi INV iiN's Nlii'tIs
ami pNich' mr. coming In, bot are OF an
init rior qualify.
Amarillo Waylaad Bailey. Showers no,
general.
nauas-G y. Elaenhour: Crops suffer
Ing Tor rain.
,.l ns1ga N Mc2ng ,, i Cotion m IS any,, ~
very N'tic WIZ be made
Iyadc H. n Francis: MOS crops
whvr, NOT iavorol with rrigAt 'n are a
ia'iuN". Cotton holinS is OWL lpi VIII
need rain. cam Tor fodder VIII 10 " %
VITA 6 VI rains.
.Alhany y. l.. bartholomew: No ram.
lvcrpihns suffering.
Graham \. II Cant; Cotton needing
showing 'ha the growth has about
stopped. Corn about ruined 10y dry and
salisbury y c. Holmes: GOD ralna
greaily b"ne'tfod all growing crops
Plenty of stock water ia TINS section Of
me i'aohandle. Cotton is IN cNeeleit
condition. Farmers SON pmiing in sor
shhm and k'lir corn.
~ rasoN. u, lame. proph continues
Grain dong hett,r than oXpertoi and
cloudy wea'her M,s been beneficial.
Orange G. H. Ktchens: Al crops viii
be short on account OF drcurii.
colm"-nel = II Gehinson Corn crop
cut short by drlu'I- Cocoon Is clean AMI
10 King well. Rain on 2}d tlst ior many
weeks.
l'redomctshurs \. sirloglcr rhe stanl
of rNltoH has heen Improved by the last
rain hui morn is needed. Gardens nearly
all dr=d NJ.
pedd v. u. Cshh; Cotton beginning to
need rain bldy Hay ana corn crop siori
aus "A failure wheat ten to nttoon bush
els per acre.
rorslcaun T. L.. Gibson: Corn crop
badly iniuri and much Of the crop S
'Tin- rut for fodder. Cotton crop vcl
cleaned ou' nnd growing and rain - 95lh
WAS ienenrol.
cola slrue i Matson: Corn serious
~ damile lv dru,n. Cotton uoci.ng
ram. Th" ,lrly rlhuung rs blolm Me
ile top and the pnu' b. small No ART.
l,airi- NJ r. lleilev: CORN rs lmo., Il
'ailure. Cotton 90 y mad,raieiv wen. bur
leeds rain. Wcp,hr dry.
secllln Dlreal.r Galyas.an. TaXns.
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Sfi.ti ALTlE S: Blood ,,'ov and
tisn. Nervous Debility. kiai,os plls.I
der Troubles. Pimples. tlcers'
tarrh. an1 Diseases Of Woin.in,ih,e dd
BLOOD POISON-This te ,t,,m med
IS treated hy us with the tsorinssl
and Our experience At fioi Il" 10 tr!]
lia tern hospitals. enables ron, !M !
eradicate this terrible poison I'D I'd ~,
tenn. The most rapid. safe ,n,.nanteed|
remedy. A complete cure su1ESA
STRUCTURES AND FILES
No cutting. The only rational m''
effect complete treatmcnI; from
LADIES--W Who are suterifn FINALE :
cases peculiar TO your sex. ic" nes
ness, should certainly try on, ses N
cd Of treatment. which snrpa,n 10
methods and does away Nd. ~
pain which is often oxperema..l,sSded.
treatment and YOU will be sd senaia
Mail troa rient given y, ~
symptom Blank No. loi Msns M
Women, No. for Skin Disease
Catarrh.
Call on them or address.
DIR. HATHAMino "a
20? Alamo Plaza. San AntonN,yar
Masonic Temple building ~"
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EOR MIlARrnN,s rANnRITE.

LpGranye, reNas. June % Contest
) orr Enclosed Won Will find 20 coln
llorsc place iame TO the credit OF VI
Campbell If Wh;.iom. You VIII hear 4
me again soon. :.
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nnAKNMAN MAslIr,p.

'ohvoo, Texas. June aoMar.on Chan
ton young man VINO is employed hy Inc
Griffin Lumber company AT Mae.,aii,
rlshi miles east of cnnroc, us frarnau on
lNN 'a.nk"y' rrgine to RAUL loss 10 fls
hstl' vas making II coupirg and Nas
t'rdcr ai the engine. mnshin- ~ M
Very badly. though no bones wrr hr',;,.n
~ =, r. Collie who attended him. say,
ne WAS doing nicely late Mond,y e4enlna.
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"oNI.Y A LITTLE GIRL"

Hampstead roxas. June eaCones,.
! iior: Enclosed find II coupons: n
place to tho crodl, of Rev. Henry O.,
J ain only n ii lie slrl but win ny
Utmost TO q Rev. Cohen IN the Y
with best wishes 10 Rev. Cohen ana
Judith Ephra''
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NIGMTY. 0Nn rnn nrn eMl.r,

It houston ToNas. June @-conlost rd.
plaoe1 ~ ns ,j, enclose 81 coupons to be
P9slor Rev. j \. smith Of ssn A I'M !
, r'.ad y ne matter with oil Ms WOOL
sn,,i,l.,' llopc they wlll wake nm ana ma
lion,n,l y m, as he coriauiy deserves H.
"''H as ever, an earnest worker. ~
Mary Ripka.
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TIiTRTy-oNE FOR BRO LAMk9
Houston, Texas. June 90; ColNe ,noJ
.hor' Elc'osed Y u viii find ~ c yars
flNor = Icy. L.. -. l.anikin. M"s
soon follow. Hope he VIII come on M, NJ
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Crockcf. Texas. June -. Contest e.
'rr; iand Nou herewith Y Votes "a 10
psa..od t. ,hc credit If Row Y. A Cooley
OF hu-h. I7Nas. Wishing the good brother
winning ending. Yours Truly.
Marie A Nnlnrtfna
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CAPTURED BY THE ENEMY.
Die Texas Post Falls Into the Hands
VI the PopuIists.
WILL BE TRANSFERRED TO AUSTIN.
Jean T.. Morrow Bound Over on Charge
pf swindling Took Tough on
kats-Fnnnd Dead.
L BE TRANSFERRED TO AUSTIN.

A'""s fost mas faH'n INTO the hands o.
sthe populisi partv--nt lcust tbnt1s wi,
tho nonul,s,s s.v Air. /, p,.o,',...,
PoP"'NS's s"S' MI ~ d. hosch fai
idocs not entirely corroboratc their sorry.
Tho gentleman couLin't lac aeon IL, ,,.rs,,,
t,odoy ,,., .,,,, ~, .,.,'s.., - 80,
''".s' W" inc ioSl correspondent eali'd
on has son. Mr. A. j. RIOS nihai. lr. vino
was in charge of tho OFFICE and the
vo,,, ro,,,,,,,,, ,,, 49,.
$50 MAN H''' VIC 'N"''' OF we
3 plant. which consists OF "A rnIapcsitlon
outfit Gor the Post has nc,ur tone its
own rrcs vor,, b.,, ,,ta o., 49,.
-" Pc VIZ NJ '"h sum - 80 eii' ivpH-
isis The slbscrip'ion lists md advertise
X ing contracts. he saih crnid 10 reta5se.i.
a.. 49,, ,.,,
tiuue mo ,.,,,,, ".,p" r, ~o''' ,2,.
just as soon as n uevg ptloiirg est.it mr.
riyca WHICH ,yiI i. hsr, 4, ..e,,,, ,no
w. VIM" VIZ "N '''N ~ ''''H- Two
weeks. l4e saia ho maetstcQd be popu-
lists We. iong 10 publish fh. ,nper un-
3 ,,., - 49,. a., -.
faith ,,a s,5, ', ~, ~, ,i n', NJ
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INlNERslTY PRNsIpENr rII.crrn

Bryan Texas, June ao-pr ,io7rse r
winston of North Carolina was toda
elected president OF the University ~
ieNas by the board Of regents in sessi,,
az the Agricultural and Mechanical col.
leGa. WI
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WEATHER.CROP BULLETIN.
kcqnIsr Weekly Report of the Tc 1as
Weather Bureau.
A GENERAL RAIN IS BADLY NEEDED
Some Sections Have Had Good Showers,
but tho GROW II of Cotton Has Gem
orally Been Retarded.

Galveston. Texas. June 70. -t-nltci
States Department OF Agrlculiure--t.
mate and crop service Of tho weather bu-
rcau. Texas section--Crop bulletin for tho
week ending Monday, June ~, 1895.
Precipitation There WAS not day dur
.is tho We il but vita, truce or more OF
iuin was reported from some station. but
'in precipitation was l'shi except in II
few localities. and there was none over
the eastern portion OF North Texas dnd
the westerns portion of .southwcst Texas
The precipitation Ola au average for the
week wus hclow the normal % an gac-
lions 'Acrp' III the vicinity OF LuugNicN,
lnnln, N"oo, Ab..cnc aud Amarillo.
Mlnro II MIS- about the normal or ubusr,
VAIN tie greatest cNrcss 10 th. vieiniiN
- iouEvi'w. HE greatest AZ liciuury was
tr.ct.
SUNSHINE Scatterei .unuus, cnmulo-
slirus ami stratus clouds huYe mad
t,nd'nrN 10 reduce Tive nmouni of sun
SHIN slightly. hut GA ana average ior The
normal amount.
Tempcraiurc Tho wr.k orcued with
the temperature gcnereliy about the nor
maj, hitri whAh II rose slightly aud On
tma 10Th IT ranged from go / d.gro,ai
above the dai'y average. wfth The greet
ISL excess over North lsNls. The tenn
lcHlu,' fen slightly iuNnrI tine rlosc of
the norfnni On an 40, H. '",V ~
Iho to.mp, rnluni ranged from tnc uormnl
over south rcNas TO an excess OF uhont
l'trrre oyer TIE Northwestern portion |
81 tho stale III. highest iompcrature !
duiins h' week has ragged from s. d. |
SfgrS along the immediate coast TO 10 |
INC Iowesi has rnn'.Sd VI (rn, ~ p ", n,',
n,or the rni'i,andls 10 n ds,srf@s IN ,h,, |
Vicinity OF Gnit,stou
,r,..,,..f,, .l,,... Nm. 90
g., "'''' S'".' ''''l rims
49, Wv ' over ''HiAl ana Fast
''NHa' were vary hcnrficial to crops, but
the drouih sun prevails in most SECTIONS.
In sodthp5%r.rn neriio,e ~, IVY oVrr
where the drnlfh t. no.t s,,'. ,N,'ty,
uoat!nnes 10 do vetg Meltand VA. .rrniiv
heneftet whore showers hnva o.,grrsi
, ''.' ~ h.'in ~ p'rdirs rain IN MOST io-
.A'!'lf" u u reported mat the droufu
NH l''nld'i the srowth of coiion gcu-
,AuN niid ii' plant ha- commeuceI
II, ,',',n '' tpi J." s"n" pihcrs over
NV VIII, LIZ want II ira. tns
't i,l,,,-, .t,,t, .nIi'anond'i.t
/, ~. 't"s spnarca had - lew smnil holis
good condition TN ,n ~ u Vt'nll a'1 ~
'o'ewpHd olt the mant is haginning TO
'taol tc droath wcll 80 far ''' ''o' ''S7
~ me drogih and farmers aro cutting il
.orn Is NJ IN low lanl. but TIE crop
rInvts ,l'dS W. h' lovers over tn
criion OF HE silto w.ro sp,,c,l stli"ldrai
~, I'm gg,n. p.caily that oiao1ad lai 20
.anr,l H. lc n,tr,,ti ~ 100 'nr ~
ain. "'''S n'''iltel ny the
Tg.,drouih continues +, ,,...
'.t'er ion irrieim GA $ t.a,tfnu ..., a.. ~
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lin THE FIRST DISTRICT.
Hon, Tom Ball of Huntsville Nom
mated for Congress.
MANLY LETTER FROM W. ?. MC0MB.
lie Urges All Democrats to Stand by the
Party In All Things-The Austin
Platform Endorsed.

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l. - i'''i,'''s'p' oi u'''''S "''' 80
N. 5. Cooper of Montgomery temporary
+ ciHa'y, with III +. blacksiiear oil
Grimes assistant secretary.
Rrrnr,. tb,. t.u,nor,.,. chairman t,ol hi.
c ~. -. ,,,a
HoI u iN'er IRON W. T. M'Vomp was
lss,ai. Il ia and ordered read by the secre-
n, u,. ,,..,.,.,.. ,,.,,,.,,,c
| ii"i'' a. W. Sh""' 'lldlih"li ''''h'N''''V
Executive Committee First Consression-
| al District. Navass,ia. Texas.
,. 49,, a. ,,a,,,h ,,,,o,
TsNts, Jtnl 30. pear Sir: Through my
| cnntslacv rnr ,be t.,no.r,fir .roucressior-
- n,,,'.'..,'''., t., 49," i''',, |,',7.,., ,.r.
minated some weeks ae,, y,t sincerely
ant deeply regret the ii,ie rvcnti7n, at
perltNelN forbid my h,lne in attcniance
| uiiun ysgr r1ligr, -siunal convention to
/ BE- ass mnicd IN NaNAspta On this day.
! desired to be with rne assembled dole
gales OF the democracy of the district
| 10 express my emotions of rnduriug graf
itude 10 friends Mo have 20 faithfully
supported my cailiidAcy ana warmly
stood hy me IN the canvass. to attest my
s,oal, nlnhlr duvgiion /, lll,. rriuciplrs ana
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Hoods Pills s taEs s s,ssf to l nn.,!,.

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4, NalN"rt. Texas. June ~. -Contcs EN-,
y closed You VIII find l32 coupons, WI
please place 10 credit Of Rev. l.. D. "A
Kan, with lrst wishes for his success
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TWENTY NINE FOR HEMPsTEJ
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TIME TELLS.

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clearly show the difference peln,sr
hrsI, second. or third class phys'u''
specialist a..
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REV. ED MOTION or ABfLEs,,
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or Enc Oh please lind coupons
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TEN FOR BRO. GODFREY

Woodviile, Texas. june 30 -tor,..
TOR Credit Roy. " ~ Cooley ssh
enclosed coupons and obiige Vs."
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LIBERTY FOR RIO s,,,r,,

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Enclosed find ~ coupons. which sJ1
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Sealy. Texas. June %. na IS, "a
J, enclose You q coup laAso
thcm 10 the credit Of iha 81 MS 4
date. a. S. PnlndcXter o.
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Re- khnd. Texas, .lunc y. -Con,s.,
ior; Please iiud enclosed 10 co,,,sn.||
Bro. Y. y. Cooley of Rusk. W,S
TO follow aud success to Bro. t;odhI
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ENDORSES ALL THAT HAS pg,,,.-
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'.e!osed please lind 20 coupons for
n Hodh y Of Eusk. How hearti III
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The progressive farmer. [volume] (Winston, N.C.) 1886-1904, 1896-08-18
Evidence.

Rheumacide, the great blood puri-
fer and rheumatic cure. has been tried
by the greatest Of all courts, the pub
lie, and found guilty of curing Rheu-
matism. We can't find room for the
testimony Of but a small number of the
witnesses. but enough to convict.
Mr. h. S LipsComb, merchant, Pace
let, s. g., SAYS: Il am cured, and,
KNOW ing it as | do, would pay 800 per
bottle if | could not secure it for less. "
Mr.. M f, Barnett, travelling sales
man, Hendersonville, N. O., says: 'One
bottle cured me of rheumatism, which
l stuff cred with for Is years, after all
other remedies failed"
Mr.. W. R Hughes capitalist. Atkins,
Va says: Three bottles of Rheuma-
eide cured me. Had rhema lam for 20
years, Yves treated by NV YORK. speci-
alists bus found no permanent cure
u0til I used Rheumacide."
Mr.. J. c. Perry, Elizabeth City, N.
@, writes: My wife has used two
bottles of Rheumacide and is nearly
we'll. She had a bad attack of rheuma-
tism, could not dress herself without
assistance, and could scarcely walk.
| think one more bottle will cure her"
Mr. J. w. Shinholser, representing
the NunnalIy Candy Co., Atlanta, Ca,
writes: Have used one bottle of
Rheumacjde. 1t did a great deal of
good, send another bottle"
Mr.. N B BrOughton, of the firm of
Edwards Broughton, Raleigh, N.
O., says: My sister has been e suf-
ferer from rheumatism for some time.
Got 80 she could scarcely walk. After
using one b)ttle of Rheumacide she
has almost entirely recovered. l con-
graduate you on your great remedy"
Many others are equally enthusiast
tic in their praise of Rheumacide.
If your nearest druggist cannot sup
ply it, order from the Bobbitt Drug
Company, Raleigh, N. @. Price 81 per
bottle, six for S.
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that the observance of idolatry and
W~ltchcratt are to be put down.
Mr.. Henry Clark, who was twenty.
four years a resident in Antananarivo,
Madagascar, says, one day he found
one of the colored troops brought over
in the French expedition. He was
taken i'll, and unable to keep up with
his regiment, and 80 remained behind
at the village. This poor fellow was
cared for, fed and nursed by the mem
of the Christian Endeavor Society of
the plate, whom some English writer's
describe as ''savages."
Some two years ago, two Swedish
missionaries were slain by a mob at
Sing pu, China. A Chinese woman
read of the faith and patience of these
missionaries, and was so impressed by
what she was told, that she travelled
to another city to ask the missionaries
about the religion which could pro
duce such fruits. This, woman, who
was called the Chinese queen of
Sheba," stayed two weeks, then re
turned home and told her people,
These Jesus people know how to love
their enemies"