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Evening star., 1897-04-16
Smoke and storms.

Among the bills relating to local measures
left unpassed by the last Congress and
since reintroduced Is that which provides
for the abatement of the smoke nuisance
in this city. 1t is the more urgent be-
cause the evil which it is designed to de-
stroy has not yet assumed such proper
ticns as in some other cities, and the rem
edy is therefore the easier of application
There are comparatively few Instances OF
unscientific stoking in Washington. vita
the resultant streams of black disfiguring
smoke and accompanying odors, but the
cases that exist have already aroused
great deal of complaint. The Star has
referred heretofore to the observations of
certain meteorologists who believe that the
presence of smoke In the air above cities
has an effect on the temperature and the
general features of the climate. 1t now
comes to notice that German scientist has
reached a conclusion in this regard based
cn long extended observations which serve
to demonstrate that storms at Berlin and
other large cities show a maximum fire.
quency on Thursdays and a minimum on
Mondays. Other averages based on Ger
man records go to establish this ratio of
frequency, and it is asserted that the cause
of the phenomenon is that the gradual
charging of the atmosphere with smoke
and smoke particles from factory furnaces
as the week continues leads to conditions
that give rise to storms. The cessa ton
of the furnaces Sundays leaves the air free
to clear itself, and the accumula ton pro-
cess begins again with Monday morning
OF course this refers chiefly to manufac-
turing centers, such as Washington will
probably never become, but it is important
to bear it in mind in the consideration of the
smoke nuisance problem. 1t may be that
the public health is in no wise affected by
this factor. but the surcharged state of
the atmosphere is assuredly unnatural and
it's relief might prove OF great benefit to
human life
Evening star., 1897-04-16
Tn. President. view of Home Rule.

The President is reported as having
spoken at last the subject of home rule
for the District and the territories. and in
such plain terms that he cannot possibly
be misunderstood by the place hunters. He
Is quoted as replying thus to representa-
rive who approached him in behalf of a
constituent who desired place as gov
ernor OF one of the territories:
Under no circumstances would l feel
justified IN going outside of territory or of
the District of Columbia for a man to fill
an office therein. so long a suitable man
for the appointment to be made can be
found there
No friend of home rule could ask for a
more definite or satisfactory Interpretation
of that plank in the republican platform
which declares in favor of permitting the
people of the territories and the District
to have a voice In their own government
This is particularly gratifying just at this
time. when several local offices are in the
balance and the city Is filled with candi-
dates for them from the great outside The
s.spIrants for the place of recorder of deeds
are as thick as flies around a molasses Jug
IN summer time. They come from several
states. with slight preponderance of tai
ent from North Carolina The marshal
snip. too. Is attracting the attention of the
faithful OF Ohio and elsewhere. The dis
triet attorneyship has aroused the hopes
OF many a lawyer from the great beyond
The assessorships. the judgeships the place
OF superintendent of police Superintendent
OF street sweeping. dogcatchership, and so
on down the hne-ali have been theoret-
ically passed around with generous hands
and without the least regard for the feel
ings and rights of the people of the Dis
triet- Ii will be gratifying now to the lat
ter and disappointing to the aspirants from
the states TO hear the President record
himself as opposed to this sort of thing
Mr. Mckinley makes the sole qualification
that persons capable of filing the places
shall be found within the territories and
the District. a condition that will not alarm
the citizens of the capital in the least. for
there is an abundance of good material
here for the performance of public duties
The District chcerfully accepts the proviso
laid down by the President and hopes tn
see him hold fast to his praiseworthy de-
termination.
Evening star., 1897-04-16
Do They Regret the Cbotc.,

III reports are true. those sound money
democrats VINO are TO eat = dinner together
In New York next week will on that occa-
sien deliver message of some interest tn
the country. Several men of note are on
the cards for speeches. and the Dingley bill.
II Is understood. will be the subject of dis
cussion.
The contention of some of the sound
money democrats who assisted directIv or
indirectly In the success of the republican n
party last fall Is that the Dingley bill ia a
slap in the face to them. 1t Is. thew as.
sert. both an insult and violation of good
faith The republicans could not have suc.
Evening star., 1897-04-16
An Achievement.

I've sold that poem on Spring at last" :"
he shouted. Il made one slight change.
and it was purchased Immediately.
THAT shows what a subtle thing art is.''
said the friend. 1.-The slightest touch may
make or mar a masterpiece. How did you
change your poem?"
FIXED up the last line so as to work in
the name of a patent medicine"
Evening star., 1897-04-16
A Familiar Problem.

Young Mrs. Torkins had been carefully
studying picture which showed the cos
tunes of the Greek and Turkish soldiers.
Laying the paper aside she exclaimed with
a sigh:
There's nothing new under the ssun Is
there, Charley dear?''
ITO what do you refer?'
THE European situation. 1t seems to
be the same old question of which it's to
be, skirts or boomers"
Evening star., 1897-04-16
Easter Cards.

Each season has its noy-
elites. We never have the
Old. Tomorrow the 1907
novelties are to be closed
out regardless of cost.
SC, iS ana l5c for Raphael Tuck's
to seiI rS . Easter booklets. published
ZSC Tor Tor =; A. Stokes 1897 Eas-
49,. ter Edition OF the Poets and
other gems Of thought. Er"n;s,t,a
ooono' Published to sell at 75e.
&c and 10c for the Easter Nor.,.-
w Chickens. Eggs, etc. ts'et etc Noseity stc
Evening star., 1897-04-16

A novelist has recently been sued for
adhering too closely to facts. This incl
dent points with great precision the differ
erce between the new literature and the
rev Journalism
Evening star., 1897-04-16

The recent remittance OF $lo to the Treas
ury Departments conscience fund is rather
too small to be inferentially set down TO
the credit of the institution known as the
bond syndicate = -
Evening star., 1897-04-16

The declaration of Russia in favor of
the gold standard is in strict accord with
that nations reputation for being far more
busness-like than philanthropic. s
Evening star., 1897-04-16
An Easter Character.

And soon Wen see again
Some future Machivelli who = ara
Plays havoc with the urchin crew
With eggs of porcelain.
Evening star., 1897-04-16

PRESIDENT Mckirley's method of meeting
the cost of pleasure trip is in line with
the pay-ss-you-go policy which he declared
during the campaign.
Evening star., 1897-04-16

Again today the small force on the city
post office building numbered only one
hundred and eighty men.
Evening star., 1897-04-16
SHOOTING STARS,
Hopeful.

Did you say that he is a mediocre ac-
tor?' inquired the man who affects cyni-
cism.
Yes
Are you sure?'' -'-'.r 80
Perfectly -....-..
We'll. guess I'll attend his performance
1t will be a relief to see anybody as good
as that"
Evening star., 1897-04-16
bonnet. nnd Bet..

From the Columbus Journal.
The Easter bonnet question 10 now vexinr
those who bet on the wrong side OF the late
election in this town. ..se. -. !.
Evening star., 1897-04-16
A Recurrent Experience.

Willie Washington had just proposed to
the young woman upon whom he had set
his affections. and she had. declined to
marry him. He sat in silence for a few
minutes and then said
Il dislike to prolong conversation on a
subject which cannot be other than un-
pleasant to both of us. But before we drop
the topic forever there's one question I'd
like to have you answer"
Certainly, Mr.. Washington. What is
n?'
did you refuse me because you don't
like me. or simply because 1t has gotten to
be the fad?'
Evening star., 1897-04-16
IrOnical.

They'll soon be DER, the Lenten days,
Which brought SO many a trial.
Men soon may tread LIES merrier ways
And shun all self-denial.
The temptings that have shone afar
And Knocked with such effulgence,
Once more in our existence are
Permitted to indulgence.
So. office seekers. now you may
At last call out for glory,
And senator's In accents gay
Revel In oratory.
Evening star., 1897-04-16

60 m2and $3.0s for Parasols. in any style or
~Se shade your new dress requires. And
ladies' are saying, that many Of such parasols are
50 elsewhere. 'si7s1s 70: "t.is -.
each fos the luckiest and prettiest Yellow
u 10y Gartees. = Note the big bow, that Is to
n agnetizes the bigger. beau.
= = t-I--7-- kEF{ *S;
I'm, pair for the best 25c Stockings you ever,
y saw. Ribbed and plain; double soles and
very high-spiiccd heels. -
mQc for your Easter Shirt Waist Set-made of
Nv precious stones, set in sterling silver. Or
only 75 cents ii of plain gold
'MQr for the new Plaid SILK Belts. with silver
~ or gold buckles; 80 for those with jewel
tuekles. Only 75c for the Separate Jewel Buckles,
and CSC for the Web Betting. in gold. silver.
AQc for the Hat Pins Of Jewels, set in sterling
1O~ silver. And 25c to $2.9S for those set in
gold
AAC tomorrow for the 60c Easter veils-and
w choice Of the very latest Paris novelties
that are simply >bewitching.
Continued above)
Evening star., 1897-04-16
Spring Capes.

|, Sk D@ for Black Silk Capes. Silk lined
r~~'>o Throughout. Jet, braid and chiffon
trimmings. making the garment leok worth $40.
1 60 M2 for imported Silk Capes. Chic Paris
eapes. Created to with the Paris
born, bonnets. Individually attractive. Perfect
when combined.
Evening star., 1897-04-16
Kid Gloves for ONLY Csc

G z Gl2 For the Neck Ruche with Cape, made of
e*De Liberty silk, with long satin ends. And
$S.6S for the lnrger Shoulder Capes.
S1 M2 tOparrow for. the $3.9s silk Gfrtles.
~heVO All sizes, In all colors. These are the
newest of the new. Please appreciate the special
piice. -
CT MQ to S.. .6S for choice Of the newest and
~Ae>O prettiest of Collars. See those with
square back and bo.ere front, made sf cream lace,
white plaited chiffon spA ribbon -s, tfff
49, to 80 for the newest OF Jewel Cir
~ dies and Leather Belts. See the English
: "Dog Collar Belts; only $l.9S and $225 here.
selling at 80 In New York. And note the new
purples greens and reds In the 75c to 81 Is Belts
: I'M, for choice OF Lavender Smelling Salts anil
AVS 2-oz. bottle Farina Cologne. And best of
Perfumes-White House Violet, only SOC O.
Mothers Day.
Saturday is the day and tomorrow
is to be the day of days. One hint:
AQD<, for the cutest little Dresses for Children
up to years. And only 25c for cunning
Tam O'Shanter dats.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-16

New York on mex, new wear.
day will be city of l677 900 build
ings, Of which 10000 are resi-.
dences. /, will have 1900 miles o,
streets aud 700 miles OF sewers It's
people usually consume 10000 900
gallons OF ale. beer and porter, and
100000 arrests are made each year
tor in,oxication and disorderly con
duct. There are l,ls6 places OF
worship, and the receipts OF ,he.tres
and music halls are $1,000 900 annu
a'lyi There are l25 miles of wharf
age ,t49, 600 registered vehicles, 7lo
newspapers, l66 banking houses and
1000 acres in public parks. The
public debt will be s66 tor each per
son, while The assessed valuation Of
the greater city is s2,746 S., ,942
The place will be 35 miles long and
~ miles at its grea,es, expansion
Within its boun dary can be found
the height Of civilization aud archi-
lecture, aud also country IS wild as
the West. The island OF Manhattan
was once bought for s24 The real
estate of Greater New York cou.d
not now be bought for $4,000. .000,-
900. Wild geese and ducks are
shot within city limits.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-16
STATE NEWS.
Raleigh has voted $4,000 in
bonds for street improvements.

Raleigh has voted $4,000 10
bonds for street improvements.
Alamance Cleaner The mills in
Alamance are all running On full
time aud most of them have plenty
Of orders to run on for several
months. Good news.
Oxford Orphans Friend I: you
want 10 see a pretty sigh, look into
our dining rooms a, meal times and
see 90 children standing at the back
of their chairs and saying grace, aud
then sitting down to good square
meal
Wilson Advance The sales of
tobacco on this market for the month
Of August footed up 1905
pounds. This was no, quite up to
the record OF Lao. year bo, when it
is rememb bered that the season is IF
teen days later, then it shows up re
markably well.
Seventeen counties in North Car
olina have a frontage on thA ocean
or tributary sounds and Nir.ain
fsheriee. The total estimated value
OF the fisheries at Wilmington is
sl85,OO During the past year
there have been 100000 mullets
caught there, valued at sl25, 900.
Other fish take, were 5000 pounds
OF herring. $500 pounds of blue fish,
10000 pounds of menhaden, 10000
pounds Of perch, $1,000 pounds OF
shad, $4,000 pounds of rock fish and
100000 Of all other kinds. In sd
dition TO this 100000 crabs we're
caught, 500 bushels OF shrimps, 1000
turtles, l2,500 bushels Of clans
5000 bushels of oysters and 1000
pounds Of sturgeon, says Southern
States, Baltimore.
Charlotte Observer The graded
schools Of Charlotte opened last
Monday, and in yesterdays paper it
was stated tha, the attendance was
1901, ,U73 at the white school aud
633 at the colored, an increase at
the former school of 173 over the
opening day last year, aud of 1872 at
the latter. The opening day at.
tendance is never full. All over
town there are children who are not
quite ready yet, but who will report
during the next few weeks. 1t Is
quite safe to expect that the graded
school attendance in Charlotte this
year will be considerably over 1000
This, with the rivate schools in the
city aud tho suburban schools about
town would indicate that, progres.
u:..a Ill Ii; ~ 80 -
Orange County observer., 1897-09-16
$l00 To Any Man.
WILL PAY 500 FOR ANY c.s,
O1 WeAkness In Men They rr,,, ~
Fall to CurA

An Omaha Company places .cr i. N
time before the public a MAsIcA. Tu..
hKNT for the cure OF Lost Vita!i.r ss7ss
and Sexual " Weakness and nestsrxsn 4
/ LII ~ 4a ii u.d ann yurr man So
WORKOUT French remedy; contains no
PHOSPHORUS or other harmful drugs II -
WONDERFUL TREATMENT magical in IL
effects positive in its cure All renders.
who are suffering from weakness TINT
blights their life. causing that mental and
physical suffering peculiar 70 Lost Man
hood. should write - the STATE MEDIC AL
COMPANY. Omaha, Neb. and they vii
send you absolutely FREE. valuaA q
paper on these diseases and positive proofs
OF their truly MAGICAL THYAr~H%T 1hoss-
ands OF men. who have lost a. HOP = n
cure, are being restored by them 10 "a i'@r-
feet condition
This MAGICAL TREATMENT may 20 taken
at home under their directions Or thet III
pay railroad fare ani hotel bills 10 ali " -
prefer to 20 there for Treatment Il ttsY
fail 70 cure They nre Ifrtsstt re.Iat#.e'
have no Free Fresc ptiens rec r.,
Free sample or G q j. fake Ihet lhf'
$50 600 capital. and guarantee L re
every case they treat or refund efcrF CESAR
or their charges may be d@I~>lt"i II
bank TO be paid IL them when a cafe 10
effected Write them today.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-16

w EEkLY HILL>ROKu MARKET RE
" heat, per bushel Of 50 lbs, 90 TO
81 90
Corn. per bushel OF SO lbs. 60 els,
Oats per bushel OF b lbs, 81 cts.
Nesl per bushei OF s6 lbs ;, 30 els.
Pork. 70 ) CTS per pound
Bacon-hog round 20 le cts.
Flour, per tarrel, $500 10 s6 &c.
Ta.ow per pound, 1 10 c,s.
Ree>wax, per pound, - cts.
Bu,,er per pouud Is cts.
Eggs, per dozen. l. II cts
Peas. per bushel - c,s 10 81 90.
Beans, per bushel, - cts 10 81 %
Hides, dry. 10 5 cents per pound.
ChlcAens. each. 10 - c;s
tealhers-Llve Gcese-40 cts. per
pound
Wool-washed-lS 20 % cts per
polni
Cnsa~hei Wool, II cts per pound.
Barry w col CTS per pound
Coffee, y | > 10 % cts. per pound.
Sugar, 10 c,s. per pound
Al kinds OF country produce in
good demand
Orange County observer., 1897-09-16
SALE OF LAND.

By virtue of authority given III Il
mortgage deed executed BY James H..
S,ubhin- and Mary G, Stnbbln~ hi wife,
to jaime. Webb. Jr and .jost pll G..
Webb, and properly recorded in the
office of Register of Deeds "l oran.
county. III Book :. page -. W VIII
sell for cash 10 the highest bidder a.
the court house door III Hi lshoro on
Thursday. September 18th, 1897, at II
O'Clock M. a tract OF lana lying aud be
ing in Orange county. Bingham town
ship. adjoining the lands # Wesley
Thompson, Alfred Carr, David Moore,
George F. Stutbins, Thomas :. Gates
ana others. on the waters OF Can"
creek. containing s. acres. more nr less.
being the land devised to said James
II. Stu bhinS hv the last VIII and tesla
ment Of the late Samuei >tubbn-.
Sale i made 10 satisfy mortgage and
10 pay costs.
This 10th .iav of August. l>G..
JAS. WEBB. JR. & BRO.
Mortgages
Orange County observer., 1897-09-16

Electric Buters is medicine suit
cd Tor any season, but perhaps more
generally needed, when the Ianguid
exhausted ieclns prevails, when the
lircr-ts torpid and sluggish and the
need OF tonic and Alternative is felt.
\ prompt use OF the medicine has
often a,crtcd loug and perhaps fatal
bilious tevtrs No medicine viii
Act more surely III countcracting aud
freeing the system from the malarial
poison Headache, Indigestion, Con
stipaiion. DsIzin. s. Weld To Electric
BItlcrs 5nc and Sloa per bottle
at W. T. Hayes Dug store
Orange County observer., 1897-09-16

(Chicago Record,]

"Narried men are coming hnme
now, telling yarns about big fish"
Yes. ana The young men tell big
ger yarns about the girls who tall 10
love with them
And the girls tell wnoppers
shout the men who tall IN love with
Them
wv ha. do the married women
have 10 tell ?"
They tell everybody how awful
" dirty their houses got while they
were away
Orange County observer., 1897-09-16
a CURE FOR BILIOUS CoLIC.

Resource, Screven Co, Gal
have been subjec, TO attacks of bll
ious coilc for several years. Cham
berlalns Collie, Cholera and Dlar.
rhoea Remedy is the only sore re-
lief 1t acts like a charm. One dose
Of 1t gives reliei when all other rem
edies tall.-G. d. Sharp. For sale
by w. \. Hayes, Druggist.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-16

The best >alvc in The world for
Cats, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt
Rheum Fever Sores, letter, Chap
ped Hands, Chilblairs. Corns and
al Skin E-uptions, and positively y
( re- Piles, or no pay required. Il
= guaranteed 10 give perfect salts
ttctnn or money refunded. Price
crut~ per box. For sa.e by "
\ NaNes, Nrur,lst
Orange County observer., 1897-09-16
lC( 81 caxes ana otnef taxes

DOJVYMOx-lNCiSC sc CAACc ObN OeAASA e&~~A~o
have been paiu by all persons or corpo-
rations liable tor the same. and TO make
out list Of all delinIntnts. And it
shall be made the duty of the Judge to
submit the list or the delinquents to the
Olicitor to the END that such deiln-
quents may be prosecuted for such de-
faleation in the manner provided III the
next section OF this act.
see. 80. That such persons or corpo-
ratiOns who are liable to pay the IL
cense tax or taxes provided tor IN
schedules A. B and { of this act and
the machinery act. and shal. fail To pay
the same as provided by law shall he
Sliltv of 4 mlSdtlntapOr. ana punished
by fine not exceeding tive hundred
dollars or imprisoned not exceeding SIX
months.
Schedules \ b and G cover all
taxes levied Don't make the mis-
take ia thinking that it ou y applies
to special taxes, such IA License
Merchants, Livery Stables and the
like, but it applies To ALL TAXES
Your servant,
JOHN II. HUGHES,
Sheriff OF Orange County.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-16
lCharlotle Obseryer.l

AS is TO be seen from our news
columns, an order has been made
tor the admission of General Tbomas
l.. CI:ngmau to the State Hospital at
Morganton. His case is, OF course,
one OF mere senllity, and it is against
the policy Of the institution TO re-
ceive such cases but in this in.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-16
IT, ~, W. "a ~(il III a lo. as

member OF the lower House of Con
gress, United States Senator and
Cont edera,e General, has rendered
the State such conspicuous service
it was ielt that au exception might
be we'll made. Being overtakeu by
both physical and mental inhrm'ty,
North Carolina owes him its tender
care during the iew remaining years
of his lite.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-16
w Wi.minpton MESSENGER

Butler may ridculc the talk OF q
white mans party and Russell may
seeker al the mention OF q negro
party, but they are both shaking in
tac,r number twelycs aud sick at the
stomach
Orange County observer., 1897-09-16
ASTORIA
ne ise- n
-" =; !: "&fzZZzw ~. ;:s <;
\ 4 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 10 the highest bidder AT
the court house door in Hill>boro on
Saturday. September 25th. 1897. tract
OF iahd III Orange county. adjoining the
land of T. ID. Turner and others. con
tanning and ]-o acres. more or less. it
being the Race Tract lot. purchased BY
Orange Holeman from T. ID. Turner.
Sale is made to satisfy mortgage and
to pay costs.
This oath day of August. 1897.
G. ID. TURNER,
Mortgagee.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-16
WHITFIELD K CO.

Why not walk in and try our good
genuine Molas>eS and >yrup,. Rcmem-
Der that our grade OF Flour is the best
offered on the market-it excels All
others. Corn, Meal, Wheat Bran Salt.
Meat. Lard. Fish. &C. We also carry a
fresh ana we'll selected stock of Con
fectioneries and Tfopieal Fruits. at very
low prices. We handle snuff. Tobacco.
Cigars and Cigarettes of the very best
grades. A full line OF Crockery. Gla>s
and Tin Ware. Country Produce in
good demand. Good goods and good
money. little profit and quick sales. /,
our motto.
Also a small line OF Dry Goods, y o.
tions. &c.
FAUCETTE. WHITrED ty co.
North of Court House. lllil>boro.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-16
T IMPORTANT TO DELINQUENT
TAX PAYERS.
SHERIFF REQUIRED TO RE.
PORT DELINQUENTS
TO JUDGE.

Delinquent Tax Payers will please
read as below. Sections 50 and SO of
the Revenue Law, ratified the 9th
day of March, 1897, aud avoid the
costs and penalty imposed therein
by paying their taxes without fur.
ther delay.
Sec. 52. That it shall be and is here
by made the duty OF the Sheriff of each
county in the state to make diligent
inquiry and report to the 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 n. B and c of this act
shopl Id have been paid as to whether or
Orange County observer., 1897-09-16
R REMoEA OF DRUG
STORE.

STORE.
T HAVE REMOVED MY DRUG
STORE from Churton TO King
s,reet-Laws' old s,and--w where 4
will be glad 10 see all persons wsnu
ing any thing in my line
A fresh supply Of ALL KINDS
OF DRUGS usually KEEP, in a frs,
class country drug store, always on
hand and at moderate prices.
@ Prescriptions carefully com.
pounded by competent person a,
all hours of day and night.
w. a HAYES,
Druggist.
Orange County observer., 1897-09-16
,;colarlv so in educational facilities.
IT SAVES THE CRoUPY CHILDREN.

IT SAVES THE CROUP1 OHILDREN.
Seaview, Va.-We have a splen-
did sale on Cbamberlaiu's Cough
Remedy, and our customers coming
from far and near, speak OF it in the
highest terms. Many have said that
their children would Rave died OF
Group if Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy had not been given.-kellam q
Our,en. The 25 and so cent sizes
for sale by w A. Hayes, Druggist
Orange County observer., 1897-09-16

The total amount paid for pen,
Flons last year by the L S Govern
ment was slio47IG31 the year
previous, sl30722 ,l27,
Orange County observer., 1897-09-16

\ sure cure Tor cuts, bruises,
sprajus. uiccrations, sore nipples
hurv~ >calis chiIb.aius, piles sud a.i
mluucr OF sores, wounds, ctaie-,
such = require The use of~a soothing,
4.cA les,iuL ointment lhi> ONT.
meu, ms been 10 use tor uum Der
/ vea-- and yves entire >au>tac-
.ou Heretofore luis preparation
4 been made and kept BY Mrs
.lo> \ lIarr.>, llill>poro, y { ea,
vi. lie found on safe hereafter onl,
~ lie li.U,borr Drug Company