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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1897-10-22

On 18TH November
Horcuturst S. oof
no better equipped iii the South.
The II.
All
e"y' e. ana matters to the editorial department and
dressed to Prof J. S. Newman Clemson
i'll
Send
and the
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Postal Savings Banks.

The Chicago Record is doing
good service in bringing before
the people of the country the ad-
vantage of postal savings banks.
The government should provide
place where the masses can
deposit their savings where they
will be perfectly safe. The plan
of postal savings banks has been
fully tested in Great Britain and
has thoroughly demonstrated its
advantages. Every paper in the
union should join the Record in
agitating this subject until con-
gress provides the necessary
legislation.
The State Federation of labor
in session at Bloomington has
added its Endorsement to the
agitation for the establishment of
postal savings banks. Local
unions in large numbers have in
dorsed the movement. Other
state and national conventions
as. they meet should also take
action along the same line. Es-
pecially should the American
Federation of Labor, which meets
in December, take a strong posi-
ton in favor of postal savings
banks. The demand for their
establishment should be reiterat-
ed SO persistantly that congress
,connot longer ignore the subject.
The vote upon the adoption of
the postal savings bank resolu-
tons at Bloomington was unani-
nous, which indicates the gener-
al sentiment of workingmen on
the subject.
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STAPLE DEPARTMENT.

I Table Oil Cloth from Ely Walker &
Co., fire sale at..........,....S 13c a yard
Extra heavy Cotton AIDES, worth II 1-zc
at.... 49, -. 49, $3.50 1900 $500. &c
Extra heavy Cotton AIDES, worth 1Sc
at........ ..............l2 lie
Extra quality Jeans, worth 25c, at.........I8c
Extra quality Wool Jeans, all colors,
worth 5Sc, at...... 800. ............. zoe
Extra qushty Worlds Fair all Wool
Jeans, best made, at..................35 c
9 IA Browne Sheeting, at.... ...... IL I-2c
/ Rleached Sheeting, at. ......I2 lie
9 IA Pepperal Sheeting Brown, at... E. 15c
9 IA Pepperal Sheeting, Bleached, at.....16c
10 Ia Pepperal sheeting, Bleached, at..Isc
All Wood Red Flannels at Il lie to......3 5c
All Wool White Flannels at I5c to-. soc
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THE PHILOSOPHY OF HARD TIMES.

THE PHILOSOPHY OF HARD TIMES.
The general cry of hard times
suggests the wisdom and time
liless of efforts to make the best
of a bad thing. To do this re-
ouires little common sense
philosophy on the present situa-
ton, says the Rusk County
News. One good thing in hard
times is the opportunities people
have in such emergencies to help
each other. When everybody
needs help, each one can assist
somebody else until the circuit is
complete, and the friendly uplifts
comes backs to every man in the
same measure meets. This de-
velops the better elements OF
humanity, and greatly increases
the pleasures of life. 1t makes
anyone feel better and enjoy life
more to help somebody else. The
inclination and the opportunity
to enjoy this pleasure should al
ways be improved, and the best
chance to cultivate a general
spirit of helpfulness among the
people is in seasons of hard times.
The philosophy of it is, therefore,
that hard times improve human
nature. People become hard
hearted, self willed and I'M
sympathetic in seasons of great
prosperity; they grow humble
and useful under the disciplinary
hand of poverty. 1t is another
encouraging feature of the situa-
ton that people lay foundations
of prosperity in poverty and hard
times. A few years of famine
and a general scarcity will put
the people upon a system of
economy and industry which can
not fail to gradually build up a |
surplus In the treasury. 1t looks
like prosperous times are greatly |
needed, for instance, to enable
people to pay debts; but as a
matter of fact, debts. are usually |
contracted in seasons of great
prosperity, and paid off in periods
of hard times. When everybody |
has plenty of money nobody tries
to collect or pay debts. Any
body can get credit at such times,
and everybody seems disposed |
more to lay out larger ENTER
prises and contract more debts
than to settle the obligations al
ready assumed. When tines be-
gin to get hard, people cease to
make new debts and begin to
collect and pay new ones. This
is the philosophy of it, and there
is some comfort at least in this
practical view of an unpleasant
situation. The remedy for hard
times is for every man to cut his
expenditures below his income
and apply his surplus to the
of his debts. This
course, if preserved in, will bring
better times.
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LADIES, MISSES and
CHILDREN HOSIERY.

so Dozen Ladies' Hose, Fast
Colors, in Black Tan and
Browns, worth Sc, ab...... SC
100 Dozen Ladies' Hose, Fast
Colors, in Black, Tan, Ok
Blood, Gray and Brown
mixed, Extra quality, worth
all of l23c and l5c, at, 1Gc
One lot Misses and Children
Fast Black Ribbed Hose at. Sc
One let Ladies' Seamless Fast
Black Hose, worth 15c, at. .121c
One lot Ladies' Seamless Hose
guaranteed Fast Black aud
Extra long, worth zoe, at. =. 15c
One lot Ladies' Hermsdorf
prime Black Hose. Richelieu
Ribs and extra quality,
worth 25c, at. 20c
One lot Ladies' Prime Oxblood
Hose, guaranteed real Maco
high spliced heel and Toe
Double Sole, worth 45c, at soc
One lot Ladies' Hose in Tans,
Browns and more Colors abb
solutely Fast and Stainless
high spliced beeI and Double
Sole, worth 35c, at. $500. 25c
One lot Ladies' Hose, Herms-
dorf dye, real Maco, Extra
quality and Extra long high
spliced heel aud Double Sole
and Ribbed, at 25c, Soc to-. soc
One lot Misses Ribbed Hose, in
Black Tans and Browns, Ex~
ira value and Extra long
size, 6 to 81, worth 124c, at. 10c
One lot Misses Ribbed Hose,
Fast Black, Double heel and
Toes, value zoe, at 121c and. 15e
One lot Boys Ribbed Hose,
Extra long aud Extra quality
Fast Black, worth 25c, at. =. 2Oc
Misses Fast Black Hose,
Hermsdorf dye, spliced Heel
and Toe and Extra quality
we're 80 and 33BB, reduced to 25c
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Mems Satin calf dress shoes in PLAIN
Globe and Coin Toes, Congress
and Lace, sizes 6 10 IL; value
S1,25 at...... ........ 49,. 49,. SI.Oc
Mems kangaroo calf, Congress Globe
Toe, $500 value at ........ ....... Sl.5c
Mems Calf Skin Shoes in Congress
and Lace, value S2.oo at .......... $I.5o
Mauss Shoe Cos celebrated "Ky
Flat" shoes in Vici Kid and
Calf Skin, $3.50 value at........ $3.50
Mauss Shoe Cos Ok Blood Knob
Opera Toe $4.so value at...... $500
Mauss Shoe Co.'S Calf Skin. Coin Toe,
$3.50 value at .......................... %. so
Mauss Shoe Co.'S Calf Skin, Globe Toe
So. 50 value at...... ................. So 50
Schwab Bros, Gteen Crack Proof, silk
Vesting top, 5000 value at A98
Schawab Bros. Enameled calf, calf
lined, heavy sole, 5000 value at. S4.98
We have the most complete lot of Shoes
ever shown in Brennan.
IS pairs Mems Kip Lace work Shoes
at...... ........'.'... -..'....... 9oc
SO pairs Old Gents Comforts, broad
Toe and low heel; size TO 10,
worth sI.25, at ......-.......... S1,oo
8 cases Mems Kip One Buckle work
Shoes, all solid leather, size s to
II, worth SI.25, at...... ........,. $l.oo
8 C.ses Mems Oil Grain and Buckle
Plow Shoes; size to 10; worth
SI.a5, at ...... $500. .....,,... S1.oo
) Cases Oil Grain Creole Congress
Shoes, guaranteed all solid leather,
size G to IL, worth SI.5o, at... S1.25
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Dress GooDs DEPART
MENT.

elton's Cashimeres,
Wool Filling, in all Colors,
real value 10c, at. ........ TIC
so pieces Novelty Suitings
bought from the Ely Walker
s. Co. st. Louis Fire Sale
all perfect and clean. real
value 25c. We place on sale
at. Observation-Disclosures. 10c
Sc inches Ladies' Cloth, all
Wool Filling, at. .-....--. 25c
Brocade and Changeable eff
fects, Wool Filling, at. -. 10c
"a inch Black Henrietta,
Wool Filling, at---... 10c
sc inch Black Henrietta, Extra
quality Filling, at..-.... 123c
SO inch all Wool Black Serge,
value 45e, at. ......... 25c
80 inch in all Colors, Henriet-
ia, value 35c, at. ....... Csc
81 inch Lsdies' Broad Cloth,
Extra quality, value 81, at. 75c
30 Dress Patterns, in 8 yards
cuts, assorted styles and
prices
~ inches. Extra quality, all
Wool Black 81 enrietta,
value 75c to S5c, at 65c a
yard.
One lot Of Remnants of Dress
Goods of all kinds assorted
at one half their value.
50 pieces Silk Velvet from the
Ely Walker & Co. Fire Sale,
regular price S1.25 to 81, at 75c
Satin in all Colors, value 1Oc
at..-.....-.--. &c
Satin in all Colors, Extra quail
ity, value 124c, at. ...... LOG
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CORSET DEPARTMENT.

1873 DR.. Worners long waist
and full form Corset, sold
elsewhere at 81, our price $50
TIT DIR. Warmers Extra long
waist full form French
Pattern Corset, made of fine
Jean and Sateen, worth
worth $3.50 to S1.75, our
price. .s1.25
45 DR.. Warmers Perfection
waist Button Front for L2S
dies, worth SIPS, at .-.... 95c
AZ DR.. warmers Children and
Misses Perfection Corset
waist button front, worth
Csc and Use, at SOC and. -. Csc
W and B Corset, Extra long
waist, worth 81, at ...... 75c
W and B Corset, Extra quality
aud Extra long waist, worth
S1.25, at Csc
W and B Corset, full Dress
form, Extra long and Extra
quality, worth S1.75. at. .S1.25
W and B Nursing Corset,
worth S1.25, at. ........ 9Sc
W and B Summer Corset, Elk
ira long waist, worth 81, at Toe
Xxx 6 Hoop Clasp. Extra long
full form Corset, worth 75c.
az. ..-..-....... .....-. SOC
One lot Corset, Odds and
End, broken sizes to close
out at 25c, 35c, and......... soc
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Mems Shoe Department.

( 8 Cases Mems Grain Creedmore, one
Buckle Plow shoes, all solid
leather, size to IL, worth sligo,
at ........-.....!..- $3.50. u
IS pairs Boys Veal Calf Creedmor, one
Buckle, work shoes, all solid
leather, size 3 to 5, worth I,25, at 9St
Gases Boys Oil Grain Creole Con-
gress Shoes, extra quality, size
to 5, sold elsewhere at $50; our
price ................ Tic
2 Cases Boys Veal Cali Lace Shoes,
extra quality, all solid Leather,
size 3 to 5, worth LES at........... CSC
. Cases Boys Satin Calf Lace Shoes,
size 5 to 51z, worth LIS at.....- Loo
IS Pairs Boys Glove Grain Button
Shoes, Climax heel and Solid tip,
solid leather, size TX to AZ,
worth I.5O at 49,. 49,. 49,. Les
5 Gases Boys Satin Calf Congress and
Balls Coin Toe, all solid leather,
value 200 at...... I.5V
2 Cases Boys Satin Calf Congress
Shoes, made by Excelsior Shoe Co.
Extra quality, every pair warran-
ted give satisfaction, worth $50
at .......,...... ...... zoo
2 Gases Boys Colt Skin Balls. Coin Toe
extra good quality, made by ex-
celsior Shoe Co., worth ESQ at zoo
&c pair Boys Green Russia Calf Balls.
Shoes, Coin Toes, extra quality
and extra fine, every pair warren
ted TO give satisfaction. Made by
Excelsior Shoe Co.. worth 500
at........................ ......... 80. $50
6 Pair Boys Wine Colored Vice Kid
Patent tip, Balls. Coin Toe, made
hv Excelsior Shoe Co., every pair
warranted 10 give satisfaction.
Size 8 to 81, worth 3 so at...... 29S
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GENTS FURNISHING.

GENTS FURNISHING.
Gents Lsundered Negligee
Shirts, value Soc, at. -. 35c
Gents Laundered Negligee
Shirts, value Csc, at. ....... SOC
Gents Extra quality Laun'
deried Negligee Sbirts, value
81, at Observation-Disclosures. 75C
Gents Fancy Colored bosom
! Shirts with cuffs to match,
value 81, at. 75c
Gents Extra Fine Madros Che
| viot and Percals Launderied
! Negligee Shirts, retail value
Sl.25, at. 9Sc
Gents work Shirts, good quail
ity, worth 80, at. .......... 25c
Gents work Shirts, good quail
ty, value 30c, at......... 25c
Gents Extra quality work
Shirts, we'll made, rivited but
ton, value soc, at ......... 35c
Gents Extra Heavy CoIored
Drill work Shirts. best made.
value 60c, at. 40c
! Gents Extra quality Brown
Drill Drawers, value 25c, at 20c
Gents Extra quality Brown
Drill Challenge Drawers,
double seat, value SOC, at. -. 40c
Gents Extra quality Bleached
Drill Challenge Drawers, best
made and best fitting gar
inent manufactured, retail
value 75c, at -. soc
Scrivens patent Elastic Seam
Drawers, value 81, at. 49,. Use
Gents Fancy Colored Sox at. 4c,
Gents Heavy Gray and Tan
Sox at. .........-....... Sc
Gents Extra Heavy Seamless
Gray Mixed Sox, 10c values,
at.. 49, $50
Gents Fast Black Sox at. 80. Sc
Gents Extra quality Full Seam
less Two Thread French
Lisle Fast Black Sox 124c
value, Observation-Disclosures. 10c
Gents Extra quality Fancy
Sox in Tans and Reds, full
Seamless Four Thread French
Lisle, value zoe, at. .I2Ic |
Gents Extra quality 40 gauge
double sale, extra hign,
spliced heel, Hermsdorf dye,
full regular made Black Sox
worth zoe, at. :. 15c
Gents good Wire Buckle Sus-
penders at. Zoe
Gents Heavy Web, Harris Wire
Buckle and grip back, heavy
Corded ends, value 20c, at :. 15c
Gents Heavy Web, fine pat.
Buckle with leather ends and
cord ends, worth 35c, at. =. Csc
Gents Guyat Suspenders in
Plain and Fancy Colors, re-
tail value Csc, at. soc
Dur line of summer neckwear is
still going al slaughtering
prices.
Gents Understands, knit, value
ZOc, at. ...--..--. 1z3c
Gents Extra good Understands,
value 25c, at. ....... Zoe
Gents Extra Fine Gray Bal
brIggan Undershirts, worth
35c, at. Csc
Gents Heavy Knit Cotton I'm
dershirts, value 25e, at. 49, 20c
tents Heavy Gray Mixed I'M (
dershirts, worth SOC, at. -. 35c
tents Extra quality Derby !.
Ribbed fleece line Under q
shirts, value Csc, at. $3.50. soc
OUR Fall Stock of Gents,
Youths and Boys Clothing :
and Overcoats is Complete in
every respect and prices low IS
er than ever,
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SO inch Bleached Domestic.
sc inch Extra quality Sea Island Cotton.
Extra Quality Round Thread Plaids.
Outing Flannel.
Good MstIress Ticking.
Extra quality, round thread checks.
Fast COlored Dress l'rints
Fast Coiored Shirling Prints.
None better sold elsewhere.
at &c or ] &c gard.
AT 34c
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LADIES READY MADE
SKTPTS

SKIRTS.
Ladies' Black Brocade Brillen-
tine Skirts, value SLIDE.
We offer at. ..............S1.25
Ladies' Black Brocade Brillen-
tine Skirts, value 50. We
oner ar. -.................S1.50
Ladies' Black Brocade Brillen-
tine Skirts, value $3.50. We
oHef. ........... .....S 1-75
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Satin in all Colors, Extra
quality, value l5c, at.....- 121c
Brocsded Satin in Evening
Shades, value 35c, at. -. zoe
White Victoria Lawns at SC,
f3c &C, to......-...-......1 24c
White India LINTON at Sc, Sc,
LUG to'.''.,.,,,,,,,.,,,.. 2Ue
SO inch Fancy Figured Book
fold Pereals. ............ 10c
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sc inch Lonsdale Forget-Me-Not Blea-
ched Danes -. .......... $500. &c
60 inch Biat kstone Lonsdale at ........ 6Hc
&c inch Lonsdale Green ticking, best
made at ..... ................ 80. SIC
S6 inch Sea Island Domestic at ........ SC
Thorndyke Mattress Ticking, worth Ioc
at ......--.......-. ....... 719c
Extra quality Cheviots, at............ 6 lac
Extra quality Southern Silk Cheviot... s I-Sc
Extra quality OF. Cheviot, worth
- TIC, at ...... ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. loo
Extra quality Figured Duck for Shirt
my ...-..------...-- - NJ IOC
Extra quality Feather Ticking at 10,
II IL and. ..............-..... ....I5c
Knitting Cotton. asserted numbers, in
all colors, put up in one pound
boxes, at.... ............... $500. zoe 10
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Hamburger Roll Herring at
/. Nowakowsky & Co.
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STAPLE DEPARTMENT.

Apron Check Ginghams.
Dress Style Ginghams.
Figured Oil Red Calico.
80 inch Sea Island Cotton.
Round Thread Cotton Plaids.
Vslue sc a yard.
AT 24C.
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LOT $685. Drew, SelOy " COS Laules
$3.50 Lace Shoes, Patent Tip
Columbia Toe, at ................. $3.50
Lot 'Daisy" Drew, Selby & Co.'S La
dies $3.50 Kid Shoes in Button
and Lace Heel and Spring Heel,
Light and heavy soles; 10 styles
to select from at.... ............... 81 90
Ladies Dongola Button Shoes, our
Hutchins make, each and every
pair guaranteed, heel and spring
heel, at......... .............. $I50
Ladies Dongola Button shoes, in coin
Toe, Patent Tip, Opera Toe, Plain
and Common Sense Toe, all sizes,
at.....I ............ ............ $I.25
Ladies' Dongola Button Shoes, Patent
Tip and Plain Toes at ,....-...... ST. 90
Ladies, DOngola Button Shoes, heel
and spring heel, patent tip and
plain Gt....., ...... 800. ........ Csc
Ladies India Kid Button Shoes, S1.oo
value, sizes 9 to only at........ SOC
Ladies Glove Grain SI.5o shoes at. SI.25
Ladies S1.25 &C.. S1.0o
New and complete line of Star hhoe
Co.'S Misses and Children's But
ton and Lace Shoes in Green's,
Chocolates, Wines and Blacks,
just in-prices from sec to $500.
all new lasts and toes. Come and
see them.
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Lot so4s, Drew, Selby & Cos Ladies,
So 90 French Kid Lace Shoes,
Royal Purple in the correct shade
for Fall season-all sizes and
widths at 800. ...........,..... S3 90
Same as above in Green with Black Vest
ing top. imitation tip at S3.9S.
Lot 6S6o2, Drew, Selby & Cos Ladies
$500 French Kid, Vesting top.
Chocolate Lace Shoe, with Brown
Pat. Leather Tip, all sizes and
widths at ............ ...... S. eS
CeIluloid Eyelets in the above shoes.
Lot 6Ss76, Drew, Selby & Cos La
dies $500 Green lace Shoe, black
Vesting top, all sizes and widths
Lot 1914, Drew, Selby & Co.'S Ladies
S4.5o French Kid Lace Shoes,
Vesting tap,patent LeatherTips,ail
sizes and widths at.............. $3.50
Lot 2985, Drew, Seloy & Cos Ladies
$3.50 French Kid Lace and But
ton shoes, Hand Sewed Welt
heavy soles, patentLeather Tip at 1854
Lot 1920 Drew, Selby & Cos Ladies
$3.50 Chocolate Kid Lace Shoes,
Heel and Spring Heel, Stock Tip,
Coin Toe at................... $3.50
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Ladies' Shoe Department.

Our Shoe Department is Complete, filed with the best
makes unsurpassed in STYLE unequaed IL comfort and du
rabilty. We have Drew Selby & Co.'S Ladies Fine Shoes,
The Star Shoe Co.'S Misses and Chdrens Fine Shoes and
Mauss & Co.'S Mems Shoes, Excelsior Shoe Cos Boys and
Youths Fine Shoesn all the latest and coors
1t requires an artist build such footwear show
ing this Each and every par of above makes guar
anteed to give satisfaction.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-10

on the facts stated both Of the
and solely for the jury to
pass upon and that defendants were enti-
tied to the charge that if the evidence
was believed, Pratt had the right to make
the arrest without warrant, If he believed
what Harris had told him, and that IL
no force was used except what was nee
essary to prevent SINNERS escape and TO
prevent injury to the officer and his posse,
the defendants were entitled to a YER
diet OF not guilty. The judge at the close
OF the evidence said he should hold that
in any view Of the evidence all the de
PENDANTS were guilty. The bonds on APP
peal were fixed as stated in his article
Citizens of Edenton without waiting to be
asked by the prisoners walked in and
signed the bonds. My opinion Is that the
sureties to them are worth some $780,
600. At plymouth court on October
49, 1896, j gave the case on appeal and
c0unter-case to the judge. The case has
never yet been settled. Had it been done
promptly, / think the case could have
been signed at the term of the Supreme
court now closed. No advantage was
taken OF the temporary excitement which
attends such matters. More than sixty
days had elapsed before any move was
made IN the pardon matter. When it be-
came known that we were preparing an
application for pardon citizens Of our
town contributed money to pay travell-
ing expenses Of Mr.. |. N Pruden and
myself to Raleigh. We went and went
without compensation. We think that
never was a stronger petition presented
to any Governor, and Col. Creecy has
with him the people of Edenton who be-
lieve in the capture of alleged burglars,
and share his estimate Of the action Of the
Governor, in regarding the issuance of
this pardon as one of the Browning acts
OF an excellent administration"
We are not surprised, Mr.. Editor, to
hear you say in your editorial columns
that after n full examination Of the facts,
you endorse the action of the Governor.
The only surprise to us is that any one
should assert the contrary.
The judge says knowing it was probable
that he would be assaulted and in de-
iance Of the lawless element he perform
ed his duty. We may be excused for ad-
miring such display Of bravery in the
presence of fancied danger which had
about the same existence in reality as the
''baseless fabric OF a dream"
Gov. Carr has protected the welfare OF
the people by his action.
"AH power and wealth, that end in self
is naught but vanity,
They crown themselves, with immor-
telles, who serve humanity"
These officers have stopped store rob-
bing.
This pardon has freed these officers.
Our people know their Governor" and
he will lay aside his official robes and car
~ with him to his home our warmest APP
proval and appreciation.
w. w. BOND, +,
Edenton, Y. c., Jan. s.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-10
THE BEST WAY TO CURE

Disease is to establish health. Pure,
blood means good health. Hoods Sarsa-
parilla is the One True Blood Purifier.
1t tones up the whole system, gives APP
petite and strength and causes weakness,
nervousness and pain to disappear. No
other medicine has such a record Of won
derful cures as Hoods Sarsaparilla.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-10

Hoods Pills are the best after-dinner
pill; assist digestion, prevent constipa-
ton. % cents.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1897-01-10
INCORPORATED 1873.
PHILADELPHIA.

l.. G. FoUSE, President PHILADELPHIA
"If the people generally understood the"
"plan of the Fidelity Mutual Lie, IL would"
abe ditiicult ~ persuade them to take any"
"other foI 10 of life insurance"
This remark was made to as recently by a
man who, for more than half a score of years,
has been actively engaged in the business
but who had not, up TO that time, known
last what our system is. We do not doubt
the entire accuracy of his statement. We may
say, tno, that this mas always been our view
OF the case. From the hour when the FIDEI,-
rTY'S banner was first fiung To the breeze IL
has borne the inscription. "Prove all things:
hold last that whish IL good" and our invita-
tlon to-day, to every man is: Examine our
system. please, and then decide an its merits
or dement's for yourself; we are content to
abide the issue"