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The Philipsburg mail. [volume] (Philipsburg, Mont.) 1887-current, 1897-12-03

1t has been declared that at the pres
ent rate of consumption in fifty years
there will not be n tree left in America.
Each year it takes 800. 900 acres of tim
ber to supply sleepers for the railways.
Conservative Canadian newspapers
keep up sharp criticism on Sir Will
frid Laurier. because. as they allege.
he refused to agree to preferential
tariff between Great Britain and Can
ada.
Paris is deeply stirred by the charge
made by the brother Of Capt Druyfus
that Count Esterhaxzy is guilty Of be-
traying military secrets to Germany,
fo, which Drevfus is suffering inpris-
onment and exile.
A Boston man is still taking deguer-
reotypes, and has been doing so for
the last fifty years. He says that in
spite of all modern processes in pho
Biography they still remain the most
correct likeness ever produced.
The monitor Al ,hitritc "arrowly
escaped destruc, -.-- WA.-I cO.Ilng III
Hampton Roads recently. A keg OF
pov'''C" was found in the coal and if 1t
! ] "a t.. 4 fed into the furnace it would
have caused the loss of the ship.
Hubert Vos, the eminent Dutch ar
tist, who was recently married to
Eleanor Kaikilaui, Il Hawaiian, IS
making studies of the various types Of
civilization, and will have about 100
on exhibition at the Paris Exposition
in 1900.
George and Homer Brewer, aged II
and -, respectively, were drowned
while skating Oh Big stone Lake, near
Ortonville, Mimi, last week. One
brother fell through the ice and the
other was dragged nnGer while trying
to save him.
An order has been issued by tie Or
phans' Court in Washington, ID. O..
making Mrs. John 4. Logan guardian
for Miss EvaAgeliue Cosslo y CIsneros.
The young lady will enter an institu-
ton of learning, aud remain resident
Of Washington.
Another revival Of toll-eato raiding
in Kentucky il threatened, in spite OF
the fact that in most Of tie counties
where the question of free 'urnplkes
was agitatcd the voters in the late cleo
tion decided to buy the roai7, Eight
toll gates were destroyed hy a ,opn near
Nicholasviie recently.
\ carrier. pigeon fancier of San
I7ralci 90 has given to the United
States government eight pains Of his
best birds. to form the nucleus OF a
carrie:-uigcon service between the re-
mote portions Of Alaska, They will be
taken north on the Bear a"d sent to
var ous points to become accliinated'
, Among prominent government Off
: cial1 at Washin9tOn there is The fear
, that lingo mplnhe of cUnETC 81, WhC
2 have been expecting so much at the
+ hand Of the president with reference
: to Cuba, may lot be satisfied with al
9 that spain has promised, and that an
! other outbreak in congress viii tend tt
, aggravate the situation i'll Spain, an(
may puss bly, precipitato wax.
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THE ROYAL EXPRESS COMPANY



Sinrc 1861 She queer has governed less
than sine did Before 81 e has done better
III inst being a guiding iufiuence in
r., ,-ee affairs and standard Of iute"-
national morality 10 her ministers
Nevertheless, she has attended indus
triously to routine business. In the
course of n visit to the chalet she staitl
at near Lurcrne | was taken to spa
ciOus rustic kiosk. ItlookcI down on the
rushing Reuss. Everything, save Il
great rou1rtl table, was old. Why was
the table, l asked sp new? It had been
ordered for the queen. She sat there,
with al the windows open, for hours in
tie forenoon, writing and signing pa
pcrs. y fayorite dog sat on a chair. As
there was no regent to replace her
maiesty in Englanl (and never has
been) queens messengers often came
and left, but we are not to suppose these
gentlemen only bore mysterious state
papers in their dispatch boxes.
The messenger department OF the
foreign office is a good deal a. parcels
delivery Office for the convenience of
royalty. All the members Of the royal
family have gastronomic lean:ags.
When Princesses Alice, Helena and
Louise were girls they were carefully
Enstructed in the art and mystery Of
cooking. They prepared, when the
court was at Osborne, one dish each day
for the queens table. They also used
to send by jucen's messengers to the
crown princess of Prussia cakes, pies.
ard other dainties they made them
selres, and flowers. This way Of utiliz-
ing foreign Office messengers is not pc
cuiar to England. Empress Augusta,
when queen of Prussia, bought once in
two OF three years a dress bonnet of
Nine. Marx-Weill of the Faubourg ST.
HOrore, but she usUaliy sent it back
twice to be cleaned ana retrimmed The
bonnet was carried backward and for
ward by q kings messenger. Whether
she continued to give her custom to
Nine. Marx-Weill's successor | am not
aware.-Contempor Review.
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SOCIETY IN THE COW COUNTRY.
What Goes On Mt an Evening
Party.

Sometimes in the winter season So
ciety in the cow town would be enliv-
ened by ball. Such an occasion was
a singular and somewhat austere event,
and one which it would be difficult to
match to-day in all the land. The news
of the coming ball spread after the
mysterious fashion of the plains, so
that in some way it became known in
short time far and wide across the
range. The cowboys so miles away
were sure to hear of it and to be on
hand, coming horseback from their
ranches. each man clad in what he
thought was his best. The entire popu-
lace Of the cow town was there, the ball
room being the largest room to be
found in the town, wherever that mi ght
chance to be. Refreshments were on
hand, sometimes actually cake, made
by the fair hands of the girls from
Kansas. A fiddler was obtained from
some place, and this we,l-mcaur~. if
not always melodious, individual was
certain to have hard nights work
ahead Of him.
Of course there was a great scarcity
of lady partners, for the men Outnum-
beTed the women dozen to one. No
woman, whatever her personal descrip
ton, needed to fear being sighted at
such a ball. There were no wai.howers
OF the range.
Between dances the cbwpuncher en-
tertaincd his fair one with the polite
small talk cf the place; surmises that
the weekly mail had been delayed by
some mu'e's getting "a'ka,ied over on
the fats" talk of the last told-up Of
the mail; statistics of Tie number Of
cattle shipped last year. and the prob
able number to he shipped this: details
Of the last "ki,ling' in ;he part of the
country from which the coWrunchcr
came etc. II sometimes hcrreneG TINT
the 'a1t was rot averse 70 sh9ri0g With
| her escort bit OF the liGuid refresh
ments that were provided. The effects
Of this. the stir Df the dancing. the
nusic, the whirl and % Of i. az, +"
unusual ir HE experience Or I7cst {,
the attendants. kept thi"~g - oFirG j.
q fashion that became more and more
1iyely rs the hours passed by:-E
| Hough, ir Chautaurua1.
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order of the City Council.
W. l.. Brown, City Clerk.
SEALED po lpOSAJG.

|
VIII be recei a - the board of
county commits lone OF Granite
county, Montan; + the care, sup
port and maintenance Of the sick, poor
and infirm Of the county, per capita,
| by the week, from Jan. /, 1895, to
Dec. 3D. 1898, inclusive Said promo
sails 70 include the entire cost of, feed
ing, clothing and nursing of the sick.
poor and intirm, and the burial eX-
penses.
Also proposals for furnishing medi-
cal attendance to the sick. poor and
infirm Of the county and to the in
mates of the county Jail, and for fur
nlshlng supply of medicines for the
same.
Bids should be scaled and addressed
to the County Clerk Of Granite county
and marked Bids for care, support
and maintenance of the sick, poor and
infirm' or Bids for furnishing medi-
cal attendance and medicines to the
sick, poor and infrm. and inmates of
county jail' or Bids for burial ex-
penses." as the case may be, and Will
be received at any time prior to 10
o'clock "a. IN. Dec 6, 1897.
Blanks, with complete specifications
of what is required, can be obtained
from the county clerk.
The board reserves the right to re-
ject any and all bids.
By order of the board of county COM
missioners.
Daniel Arms. County Clerk.
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ELECTRIC BITTERS,

Electric Bitters is medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gen
orally needed when the langid, ex.
hausted feeling prevails, when the liver
is torpid and sluggish and the need of
tonic and Alternative is felt. A prompt
use or TINS medicine has often ayerted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers.
NO medicine will act more surely in
ccounteracting and freeing the system
from the malarial poison. Headache,
indigestion. Constipation, Dizziness
yield to Electric Bitters. SOC. and 81
per bottle at the drugstors of NJ. E.
Doe Co.. and all dealers. i
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The steamer Bluff City, of st. Louis,
one of the finest boats of the Anchor
line, was burned ia the Mississippi
river at Chester. ILL.,. recently. Loss
| 800, 600. .r.r
The navy department. is cOntemplat.
ing some joint maneuvers between the
North Atlantic squadron and the tor
pedo- boat fiotilla, probably off Bruins
wick. Ga.r
John j. Overton. aged 100 years, and
Mrs. Mary Henderson, aged n, We're
recently married in St. Joseph, Mo.
Both bride and groom are in excel
lent health.
1t 10 stated in dispatch from Wash
ington that it is not the present inten-
tiou of the president to incorporate the
Spanish correspondence in his message
to congress.
George M. Hughes, of Anadarko. I.
T.. will lead colony of settlers to the
Wichita Mountains in the hope that
congress will be forced to open the
country to settlement
Mrs. Charles L. Tiffany, wife of the
head of the firm Of Tiffany & Co., has
Just died in New York, at the age Of
81. Their golden wedding was cele-
brated several years ago.
The American Railway Union met
in Chicago recently for the purpose of
appointing men to attend the various
legislatures of the states to look after
the Interests of the order.
a Washington dispatch says that
senator Chandler has expressed the
opinion that the Hawaiian treaty will
be ratified by the senate by more than
the Necessary two thirds vote.
DR.. H. G Bowers, of Louisville,
Ky, is at st. Michaels, Alaska. SELL
ing quinine capsules at 81 each, and is
practlclng his profession, receiving
sacks OF gold dust for his fees.
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The Kaiser and yanscn.

When Fridtjof Nansen passed the day
with Emperor William. the emperor in
troduced his children to his guest in a
characteristic manner. After dinner
filed in and stood "at attention. in
military style. ''Shake hands with this
gent!eman,' said the emperor. "Look
well at him. Some day you will be able
to understand what his work is, and
then you vii. be glad TO be able to say
You have met him."-San Francisco
Chronicle.
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NOTICE FOR BIDS.

Notice is hereby gvon that bids for
the stree, lighting for Tie City Of Phil
ipsburg will be receive ed by the under
signed, at his Office, ur TO and incud
ing Monday, December G, 1897, at 6
o clock p. IN. Said lights to burn all
night and every night Bids to specify
amount per light per month for eight
or more lights. Said contract to run
from January /, 1898, to January 1,
1899.
The right is reserved to reject any
and all bids.
BY order of the City Council.
w. l.. BROWN City Clerk
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SURE THING FOR YOU

a transaction in which you cannot
lose is sure thing. Billiousness, sick
headache, furred tongue, fever, piles
and thousand other ills are caused by
constipation and sluggish liver. Cas-
cartes Candy Cathaltic, the wonder
full new liver stimulant and intestinal
tonic are by all druggists guaranteed
to cure or money refunded. G. c. G.
are sure thing. Try box today :
lOc. 25c. SOC. Sample and booklet free.
See our big adv.
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The Roman catacombs are $50 miles
in extent and it is estimated that from
G.o0o,COO to 100000 dead are there in
t2rred.-Chicago Inter Ocean.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-23
THE GRANDEST REMEDY.

Mr.. X. b. Greeve, merchant, ol
Chllhowie, Va, eertlties that he had
consumption, was given up TO die
sought all medical treatment that
money could procure, tried all cough
remedies that he could hear of, but
got no relief; spent many nights sit.
llng up in a chair; was induced to
try Dr.. Kings New Discovery, and
was cured by ose OF two bottles
For past three years has been at.
tending to business, aud says Dr.
Kings New Discovery is the grand
est remedy ever made, IS it has
done 80 much for hun and also for
others in his community. DR.. Kings
New Discovery is guaranteed for
Coughs, Colds aud Consumption. l,
don't fail. Trial bottles free at w.
\. Hayes Drug Store.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-23
TMpoRTANT 70 DELINQUENT
TAN pAYER3.
SHERIFF REQUIRED TO RE.
PORT DELINQUENTS
TO JUDGE.

Delinquent Tax Payers will please
read as below, Sections 50 and 53 OF
the Revenue Law, ratified the 9th
day OF March, 1897 aud AVOID ,he
costs and penalty imposed therein
by paying ,be,r taxes without irr-
ther delay.
See. - That it shall be and is here
by made the duty OF the sheriff of each
county in the state to uak" diii.elt
inquiry and report to thf Judge at
each term of the Criminal Court held
in the county following the time when
the license TAX and taxes provided for
in schedules \. y and G of this at
should have been paid as To whether or
not such license taxes and other trXes
have been paiu by all persons or cnrpo-
rations liable tor the same. and tn make
out list Of all dclinqus MS. AMI it
shall be pade the duty Of the Judge to
submit the list OF the delinquent> to the
olicitor 10 the END that such detiE-
quents may be prosecuted for such de-
talcatiou in the manner provided In the
next secti,n of this act.
Sec. 50. That such persons or corro-
rations who are liable to pay tn. IL
ccnse tax or taxes provided for in
schedules A, B and { OF this act and
the machir cry act and >hal, fail tn pay
the same As provided by law shaIi be
guilty OF misd-m.aror. and punished
by fine not exceeding tive hundred
dollars or imprisoned not exceeding xix
months.
Schedule A B and G cover all
taxes levied Don't make the mis-
take 10 thinking that 1t ouly applies
to specisl taxe., such "a License.
Merchants, Livery Stables and the
like, hut i, applies To ALL TAXES
Your aervant.
JOHN 4. HUGHES,
Sheriff OF Orange County.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-23
- [lE3sRS KSuil3I7sl;I ~
N CURES WHERE AL ELSE FAILS. levi
Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use
C6 in time. Sold by druggists. ~
CONSUMPTION "a
WEEKLY IILLSBORU MARKET RE.

WEEKLY HILLSBOKU MARKET RE-
PORT.
w heat, per bushei of 60 lbs, 80 10
Sl.oO
Corn. per bushel OF Sc lbs. 60 cts.
Oats per bushel OF 80 lbs., 80 cts.
Meal, per bushel Of IS lbs. 60 cts.
Pork, to ) cts per pound
Bacon hog round-7 TO 10 cts.
Flour, per barrel, S5U0 TO S. 90.
Tallow, per pound. 1 to cts.
Heeswax, per pound, 20 cts.
Butter, per pound, Is cts.
Eggs, per dozen. l. l2 cts
Peas, per bushel, IS cts, 1851 90.
Beans, per bushel. - cts. to $3.50.
Hides, dry. 4 10 S cents per pound.
Chickens, each, 10 20 c,s
Feathers-Lve Geese-40 cts. per
pound
Wo Wool-washed-lS to 20 cts per
polnd.
Cnwa>hed WOOL, 10 cts. per pound.
Barry Wool 5 CTS per pound.
Coffee, T. :. TO 20 cts per pound.
Sugar, i 10 cts per pound.
All kinds OF coun.ry prodese 10
good demand
Orange County observer., 1897-09-23

lChari,y and Cbildren.]

To take a surface view one would
be ap, TO reach the conclusion that
the world is growing worse and
worse. The daily papers are hlied
with the sad story OF woe and crime
sad miaery until the startling head
lines that used 10 fill us vito dlsmay
hardly attrac, our attention. Mor-
der, rape, arson, suicide. these bsve
become painfully common. And
yet where sin abounds grace does
much more abound. Institutions
tor he rescue Of the perishing, the
feeding Of the hungry, the clothing
o: the naked, abound on every haod
Men listen as they never listened
before To the orphans cry. Hearts
are opening that were heretofore
closed against every appeal for he!p.
Mission debts are vanishing like The
mis-, OF the morning before the lib
'erai offerings OF the people and the
go-pel is being preached with a.
much power as ever in the history
OF the ages. After all, ~e rejoice in
believing that the old world is
nearer 10 God than it ever has been.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-23
a sad a fair.

We stop the press to announce
the accidental death OF Mr.. Turner
B. Morgan, of Antioch neighbor-
hood. yesterday He vss ou, bun,-
'pg squirrels and not coming hore
sometime after night fsl. tbs ueigh-
bor- were summoned and search
made. He was found about II
O'Clock, a quarter OF 4 mile from bis
home, dead. It is supposed tha,
while on bis ~sy home he came
through his 'coru field and pulled
some roasting ears, and that as he
crnssed dry branch be mus, have
let bis gun fs'! or sc, his gun down
to arrange bis corn in his arm, and
that q ear of corn dropped and
struck the trigger, or the jar cansed
the gun TO FIRE, and the whole load
wen, into bis left side Il was a,
this dry branch the gun and corn
were found, and the p.in. OF the butt
Of the gun could te plainly seen.
He went some so yards after be was
shot. Mr.. Morgan was about As
years cid, member Of Antioch
church. Chapel Hill News, Sep. l..
The body was carried ,e the late
residence Wednesday night, and on
Thursday morning Dr. c. D. Jones,
the Coroner, went from HilIsboro,
and upon the oath OF D. NJ. Durham.
the following good and lawful men
were summoned to serve IS q jury,
and an inquest was held: Messrs. r.
L. Smith, W. G Eubanks, D. NJ.
Durham, A. f. Andrews, A. F.
Lloyd aud J. w. Hooker.
Alter inquring into the facts aud
circumstances of the death OF tie de.
ceased from view Of the corpse aud
OF all the testimony to be procured,
the jury found az follows:
That the said T. 3. Morgan came
70 bis death by a gun shot wound,
the Run having been accidentally
discharged by himself.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-23
$I00 To Any Man.
WILL PAY 500 FoR ANY CASE
OF WeAkhess In Men They rrea, ~
Fall to Cora

An Omaha Company places fo- ,As srs
time before the pubic MAGlCA Tara.-
MINT for the cure Of Lost VITALITY Serros
and Sexual " eak ness. and Res,ora,oa (
Life Force in old and young men "
worn-out French remedy. eos,a.as :.
Phosphorous or other harmful 4rags Is
WONDERFUL TRKAfNEST- magical il =
effects in ita cure Al reaisn
who are suffering from weaAnes> La
blights their life, causing that mental As
physical suffering peculiar u lo>: 1s=
hood, should write 20 the STATE Mfalt /
COMPANY, Omaha. Neh and ,heT
send you absolutely FREE. vat-s
paper on these diseals es and positive rs'a's
OF their truly MAGICAL TKyAT4rNt Ties
ands OF men. who have lost al hoi~ g :
cure, are being restored by them u a -
feet condition
This MAGICAL TREATMrs7 may - tai-1
at home under their dlrc~t.ons - .ssf J
pay railroad fare and hotel bj..s & =. Asf
prefef TO 20 there for treatment I 'te
fail 70 cure They are perfert.y re.aa4'
have no Free Prescriptions. Fre* -.f.
Free Sample. or { . - faae TteF tsH
EGO 100 capital and gnnran'ee = -
every case they treat or refund every i~s'
or their charges may lie dei@s-:esi .
bank TO be paid 10 them when c-fs
enected- Write them today.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-23
(Wilmiugton Messenger. !

We have seen it mentioned in the
public prints more than once quits
recently OF students going TO The
University who would win dIstinc.
,i"n at football or the grid iron.
We would prefer son OF ours or
the SOD of friend to have it said
that be stood high in his classes and
was storing knowledge aud learning
tor future usefulness and success. II
is simply impossible that a man shall
kick himself through lie and with
out manning. Tastes, however, dit
fer in thrs world we live in. Some
boys won!d rather be a kicker than
echola-.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-23

A, trial Of party OF gamblers
10 Greensboro one of them swore
positively tbs, be vas no, gamb'iog.
bot wen, there TO try TO persuade
the others 10 go to church. Judge
Adams sen, him TO the cham gang
for six months tor perjury.
Winston Sentinel Rev. 6. w.
Sanderlin, formerly State Auditor,
but more recently ooe of the Audi
tors in the Treasury Department, a,
W ashiog,on, is 10 the Shepherd a>y'
ium q, Baltimore DR. Sanderln is
we'll known as q stroug and popular
divine.
Lincoln Jourua; Mr.. Geo. Sig
mon, OF Catawba county we are in
formed, las. week refused an oser Of
$1,000 Tor 1000 bushels of waea,
Mr.. S,gmon refused the offer be.
cause be could not spare the time
from bis plo~ing to haul the wheat,
He is said TO bave 5000 boshe,s on
hand.
Wilmington Messenger The
fight is on in many States against
the deadly danger of the dreadful
cigarette, and 1t will not stop. The
trust may make it's millions aud rob
the farmers out of other millions by
ils cut prices, but their day will end
aud the brand of inismy will be FIX
ed upon it forever. Their cigarettes
ought TO be labelled POISON" and
with The Cross Bones added.
Asheville Citizen George w.
Vanderbilt is passenger on the
steamer Lain which will arrive 10
New York next Tuesday. His
guests, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Nc.
Nance aud Paul LEICESTER Ford, the
novelist, are with him. Mr.. Van
derbit gave a delightful summer
tour to these guests and to DR.. and
Mrs. S. Wes:ray Battle, Of Ashe
vile, who arrived home recently.
The World Gays Mr. Vanderbilt,
after short stay in New York, will
come TO BIltmore, where be will
have a large house party in the
autumn and tor the Christmas boll.
days.
Raleigh Press. Visitor Two car
loads OF convicts, 1l2 In number,
were taken from the central prison
this morning 10 the State farms 10
the eastern part of the State, where
they will be put to work harvesting
the crops, principally picking cotton.
The convicts, several Of whom we're
women. 90 to the Caledonia, Hall.
fax aud Northampton farms The
prison here has beer drsxn an very
heavily, until there now remain only
about 100 convic,s, including those
in the hospital and otbe,s debarred
f, work by reason of old age
Most Of those here are serving life
sentences. II has been long time
since the penitentiary bad 80 few
convicts within ITS walls. Many con
victs are working by contract on
railroads in the State.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-23
\ A ORTGAGE SALE OF LAND.

By virtue Of authority given in a
mortgage deed to {. ID. Turner by Jerry
Balm and Nancy Balm his wife. | will
sell for cash to the highest bidder at
the court house door in Hillsboro on
Saturday. september 23th, 1897, a tract
OF lafd in Orange county. adjoining the
land of Il. -. Turner and others. con-
tanning and l-5 acres. more or less. it
being the Race Tract lot. purchased by
Orange Holelnan from Il. ID. Turner
Sale is made to satisfy mortgage and
to pay costs.
This oath day Of August. 1897.
G. D. TURNER,
MOrtgagee.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-23
A CURE FOR BILIOUS CoLIc.

A CURE FOR BILIOUS CoLIC.
Resource, Screven Co. Ga Il
have been subject to attacks Of bill
ious co|ic for several years. Cham.
berlain's Collie, Cholera and D.ar-
rhoea Remedy is the only sure re-
lief. II acts like a charm. One dose
OF it gives relief when all other rem
edies taiI.-G. d. Sharp. For sale
by w. A. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-23
BuCKLESS .ARNICA SALyE.

The best Salve in the world for
Cuts. Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rhcum, Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chllblains, Corns. and
all Skin Eruptions, aud positively
cures FILES, or no pay required. 1t
Is guaranteed to give perfect salts
faction or money refunded. Price
70 cents per box For sale by W,
\. Hayes, Druggist
Orange County observer., 1897-09-23
l>HIllcCu oint nlcnt.

\ sure cure for cuts, bruises,
spraius, ulcerstions, sore nipples
burns, scslds, chilblains, piles aud al
manner of sores, wounds, chaies
such as require the use OF soo,hit .
quick healing oiutment This ONT,
mcnt has been ia use for a Dumb er
OF wears and gives entire satistac
ton. Heretofore this preparation
las been made and kept by Mrs
Jos A. Harris, Hlllsuoro, y. c., ba
Will be found on sale hereafter oul,
by .he Iillsboro Drug Company.