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Is the Best-in fact the One True Blood Purifier.
Sold by all druggists. Price 81, six for S..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-03
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

No October
BEEVEs-Receip,s - cars. or go brad ras 80
,l fr the market Nothing doing IN i've catte 70
Sav: feeling generally steady dressed bee, steaay al -
o. rer IL for good prime city dressed nd'',e
\ 'cia~re IN cables The Iuc1ua carried - iaF'il,i
,1sv 72o quarters q beet. the Mobile" - LONDON ''p
cattIe ana 500 Quarters. the Galleo 10 NE same '
1873 cattle and the Madana. 20 the West l1lts -
cALvE RECEIPTS sny 10 rcd i pessei caves
generally steady ut yesterdays quotations
sales-M Collins: veals. 23 n average at - - per
100 n: do. 100 n. al s! s., 500 -, -. ca
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recep,s. including s,i.,e car
direct were Is cars. 1890 head. making win the
stock carried from YESTERDAY. toal 81 IL cars ~
sale-l6 at Jersey City and al Sxtiet-st There was TX
lie or no inquiry and the market ruled perfectly hat
hardly third OF the offerings changing hanGs up 70
late hour Dealers trying hard 80 hold ne market
up. but the few effected sales were At shghty o"er
figures than ruling yesterday. barring really hne sheep
P9o- 10 prime sheep sold AT Sass - per 100 u: com
mon TO choice lambs a; $685. SO Dressed mutton ga
7sc dressed lambs Iasc iiMIlsd number lraeins S:e
70 n average IS 60 per 100 n "a Ken,uchy o. %
10 a. s. so IS do 81 n Mt 81 25 1913 Kentucky sheep
IS ID at So 35: Isl do. So n al SO %
lo3 do H. IS 37s 20 DO. so H. at 81 5o IL Penn
Mcpherson & Co: 30 Buffalo lambs IS y. a; - 60:
1893 Virginia DO 81 n at s. IS. 10 Virginia sheep 100 H.
j II Wlkerson: o52 Kentucky sheep. 100 n. at 81 -
sa Sanders i05 Pennsyl ,ania lambs - ~ at s. %.
Pennsylvania SHEEP 81 10 at 81 30, buck. 40 10.
- Harrington: 2Ol State lambs IS y a, 81 80
Hume & Mullen 81 Northern Canada lambs. 20 70. al
H0Gs-Recep,s. 70 cars or 1.sSo head includinr IS.
81 55asi SO per 100 ~ Country dressed unchanged.
Sales-S Sanders: CO state hogs l43 IL average at
.Tdd & Co.: 40 Ohio hogs. I4s n at 81 -; also
late yesterday. 60 OHIO hogs. 232 n. at 81 o..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-03
TIE TRADE ~ CHICAGO.

Chicago. Oct. . (spccian There quite nrh, in
profits a, the close Thc loss from sst nigh, was T.
cent There break in tho dronh but sellers
Mnneso,a fr Tomorrow mean the s5ar,nr q 6rcaf
of being bulish the dry Is actually
the theory that rain is likely 10 come any dav ana break
prices Gables We're Stanton unezr@eiediy dlm f. m
LCerp9 f the g 500 700 n P sr '
smy99dy 81, re- @ 2oked 1o' ZEE caacs ir ne cay ce
pared with les 900 fof The same week st year Prmiry r.
esp,s are getting nearer = .s YIN lsel 39s GOO bush
there was isl carr against ioi here 2c3 ca,s against
although low grades continue at extraofdinary dcoanls
,R an A ssI F syc Is FS S.re n 0r lash
M bs,h sshs from h t'f for r' ana 1 i :s &
reported l,tle dore with the other side There VIII
he Increase the local stocks Il aoou, 800 bushels
bushels The speculative trade keeps very narrow Karn-
" IS besTs to 70 be s pe rat Es g i en- AoaTa W
9ssGsr ss9s s' c Se ' s S'Te ICED % snq s a9
S SasscIs s'A"'''D''s' buying puts o" $500
showed some independent strength closing ilgE
se and sGs aS ea % 3 s4 sts
c Go De G3 %s the ;s ;nPO re- doaa s
ais arriving here slowing the po5r develSpet 81 the
because q the hot weather Lshisr receipts
mated ,o Moaeay csarsHG o wer o 1ghes clear
Sn fT hs VIA has not slipped b II lie a q
n. sane :u T y BE- no s ce. s7 ioc & bushels
Oats noyed 5 y? 35a ep%n IN ga smai, way win e2rn
o2Ss cents To-Gays were So with 81: es.lpateI
Monday.
Provisions were rreC lar Ribs closed ilsi they
AID FRIDAY lard higher pork tOr nearby deliver
les was easy and - 30 lower Tho yellow
heePs market dun. He's ~eie ; 10 10 cents over
Win l@;eo lo-dsr, 800 se,ima,ed - Monday ard
than ex,scted-ony Il oooOo1 pounds here. The
worlds stock Il lard. $4,000 rices. showed
70. September aIvO t.crces The temper hulish
on provisions The yellow fever while 4 lasts. viii
keep "a slow market.
on The curb puts December wheat sold At sssps7
and closed ut sTI.; calls" eoa. Pats On
December corn 29a20i.. calls" 29s. cents.
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fruit, IN fair request ana steady cstS'nisss a t'u Choice Es
sSs s:s: do y: s:'; Ss':s A.
l a T: 'ssss &c 90 sSa:n = ssa e!
s ss: :'' e 'sse ss3:
S csfs"a es S2SE SsI s: % ae
ou, quantity stock arriving Is also s aa Ss
together with the nrmness shown in the 9on cables in
dictate rrIancss most Of the English marSS's' Ne
s SSs' State s ' ana psciae Coast per 100
a 90 10 s T to 67c e % Se cdh6 Sa;S ta Gc
oot 1906 choice es@ioc; DO god % to prime
DO fs" AaD 3 m so "a o sp,aqlIg Of a1
o9n vas 30; ssa 70 be re vs Sfy q the da Trade
quiet. but prices fT all Of 'ne 81 in:crfere
uCh VITA me =, ,S SO dscs5n Of the E:e t. dec.ne
n s shpment and similar -a!iIg in i ,s
lines would nep 70 PIT The rae; on n6t INV Want
hay nw shippers this markei eapn asn hi here
nm nennr II the season must be ola az l'ss u
Indeed o ' Al two s good n Say !e1 aeT, aad
should be Sufficient susges,,n ~ r. invoice lots
@i loo r. og a No e PEI coga9e 10 per e
100 son5 cover per i5j b og45c sat haI '}s
IS sRAwsuppiies are quite f9. b iSg al rd sale
at co. H. bt here long s' the he S S"e price
gn from 4oa35e that do not ore" hn m tons
Hudson River Rsr]ad 2so ET $3.50 S r centa Of
jersey 2o river boats 7o total 2go tons ,o l for
ne week S $50 tons ES9oTis week ~ s
Observation-Disclosures TO-DAY carr 1 %, we.pccted
10 bty large quantities on Monday for t9er DAY 81
feast, and stock was hed s.e" hnvcvcr that
s.iiin59 is weak We quote Fowls and chicken 6 gT
s ssssa o56Ss ST. o pigeons: and
large accumulation was on hand rom ,ry little de-
ND and il was impossible affect clearah't .ns
would Willingly shade quotations ans ON Gnanity; but in al
Of important demand the onS also Phiadel-
nay unchanged Drypicked cnlGn,s v,S Very few pos
sble outside quotations IuINrgS new feature We
o amer sprnr pkels ryrced l4G1ec 40 small and
MN 7gioe turkeys Old ioglle; a TpIIhs saic
scalded a9ioe fowls oglo,s old COCKS DO
western egioe; seess spring l2Si4c squads
sGAMMarke is moderately supplied with game SiEas
and really lots s ven e. sssy woadcocs Ps
S9 s @Rd ssr9ds Ssn sas 5 grouse
and poye siasi 500 WIG ducSs a5c DO buecwns
ieai SS46c: d. sreen-wns teal and common 2gt-oc
Tee So RT4s per , e2zs1 G[ receipts round
potatoes continue liberal; trade is very uu am
closes almost nominal IN he at Further Sc
however and the tendency still seems 70 ne I'm
eSsese Ccu1ty Nee more liberal to-day and good teal
OF stock have 70 be carried over se m make some re-
AUCTION in rates to effect csuhowers sod eay
fairly steady prices, nu, me- rcs TomatSes are stu
scarce and choice lots sell readily Otner W.
quote: Potatoes Long Island in bulk lT s Se twSe
s. DO Jersey and sse PER d e9 30 do South Jersey
235assib sasso sss :. o 5o 99: IS
small white IeT 90. S,fsT red 81 7Sas2 conneciicu,
ConHse' sgasa e cthSr yellow 256s cauh9weTs
per 99 sIgS ssbb SsSy per- PER 100 Sass
Dbl 81 joqs$. cu"unber Eckst per nnWashed 81 ESQ
g. Ta ssSan,i per per 3D. Ina beam. per P s
sccas So arsrps per s Sa> ~ ,oaoe e. per bush
;.SSelssi; ,arnps Russia. Per bbl. coa9o'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-03
OTHER MARKETs-BY TELEGRAPH

c-,cago oct 2-The week closed quietly the
market There the usual Saturday scarcity 4 ~
faring. native beef steers we're sal
able at 81 $685. Prices for moderate grades were
norrnal Trade IN hogs rather slow a, dec line u
TO Iuc per the bulk II tn" offerings crossing the
les at 20. Heavy packing lots sold a' - tjN
81 25aS4 30 The pork season opened yrstr-aF. a.d
his VIII Great. market heavy hogs, which have been
selling badly recently. The supply ~ sn'ep and lambs
by considerable humber left otc. from
SLOW sheep Were saabe s. 2jN 81 - f0-
prime natives and at - i0aSi I Western w"n'rs and
3p$3 ca for We'tern ewes. Lambs "Cfc sa!ahie ~
81 DqS5 poor extra Feeding sheep sal
able al Goa 80 -. and feeding lambs a. - 5pg$i 80
RecepA-,atto 800 head; hogs 5000 heal sheep -ooO
head.
com non SO So So bulls. stays aud $2aS5 -
common good Eat oxen. S2n$f ii s. active. prime
rnedum 81 5JQS4 60. best Yorker. - ;3rSi CO. pss
s. 5oasI heavy. 81 35a$i ~: gasss s. 30 - 40
mon 81 cloce lambs s. Hpf - ~. common t.
good lambs. sfasi IL: veal calves 50 '"gS1
Eas, Buffalo oct. CattleHecelIts about full car
market Hgs-Rceo pts 20 cars; arkct fairly ac-
TIVE: good to choice s. - rousis. common TO
good So GJas3 90 pigs good to choice 81 i3a$i 90 sheep
and Receipts ' car . 1ake' 5io" ana wrah
S 9, ,g - common. So 25as3 -
81 Louis oct. Cattle steady. fair to fancy native
shipping EXPORT steers 81 30 81 49, dressed beef and
81 -. st9ckers ana feeders. $22nS4 10. cows and
heers s2ps4 73 canning cows, 81 i0Qs2 40 bulls S20
So % Texas and Indian seerf So 75"$i 20 cows and
hcfera SEA 80 -. with best grades high g go
Hogs iOc lower light 81 15l$i ~ mixed 81 9Ol$i
heavy, 81 3odsi % SheepStcady: native muttons S3n
oulls and bucks 81 50us2 go stockes 81 20 81 To-
Kansas city oct c-cattle steady: unchanged Hogs
Steady. heavies 81 s0gS3 %. packers 81 ,3GS3 92Y
81 s5as4 03 lights Sc s0Gsl CO. workers. si0si o.
pigs 50 2jasS 90. Sheep. s,eady lambs. So 80 s. 3D.
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closing PRICES OF PHILADELPHIA srocN rs.
PRICES or CHICAGO STOCKS.


., --,,,vf Yesterday. To-day
Vest Chi.aso- 1 a2 Gao ~ Biscuit. so, 63s
T.. ,,,onI snatch i54 1872. Mcirop itn D. oao o9o
Strawb1ari -s't .'''''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-03

The stock market was strong throughout TO-
dov rejecting a better buying ana more pu'"S"
sentiment than recently prevailing ana giving d
fair prospect Of a further smart rally next wen
while nj tn. close Of last week sentiment was
extremely bcarsh. il is now poSslu'e I" "o''
,.i,, barge IN favor Of the bull side, and
more than one person who last week 'ooN'" '''
ward 10 a declining market now eNpe''9 r.
sur,u,fon OF tho upward movement Inc mar
,et certainly has been pretty well ShtNeH ""''
and technical conditions alone warrant de-
clded rally. while business conditions are po'"-
ing bull arguments. At the same time " "oeS
not appear likely that the market VIII 'u'h "''
,r..stied bull affair and traders who expect
that II Will now go up without reactions ana IN
,r,d - onerato on that theory VIII do we'll TO
move cautiously. for many ~ ih' best operator"
T., tho strec. belleyo thai ,ho immediate market
e., one FOR quick turns and rot ore III VIII u S''''
,,.ra,ors can safely load themselves with heavy
amounts ~ stock. The bank statement made
favorable. exhibit and showed as generally OK
pccted. a comparatively small reduction III sur
,.lus reserve and cash holdings. owing to the
iiob,cr movement Of currency To the interior
aud TO the reduction in loans and deposits.
Loans decreased Si.592 600. deposits decreased
~: uor Snu cash decreased 81 .941.Npr. The re-
sult OF all the changes was a loss In surplus re-
serve OF Sii.. loo. against one Of S'.N'in'o last
,.cck and 81, = T.. go in the week preceding. The
total surplus now stands az Nl''''"'r"', AGAINST
SIG .J1G O.J this week a year ago, ana HI
80 In the same week I'm 1s?I. Gold 10 the
a1nount Of 81 OOO00O received from Europe yes
tcrday did not figure In THIS Week statement.
Closing ,riccs in the stock market were AT sub
s,anfial gains from last night. and well above
Tho low level reached in the weeks reaction.
Iondon bought moderately and commission
housos made liberal purchases. Sentiment AZ
Tho close was very bulllsh. particularly the
Granger shares. Northern Pacific preferred the
anthracite shares and Louisville and Nashville.
prices for the last sales of the principal active
e,ocks to-day. compared with the final figures
of Yesterday, were as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-03

Totals &2si. so1.8I9 s2sI32io45 me- $2i2690l
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA's REPORT
The annual report Of the Central Of Georgia
Railway Company for the year ended June 30
1897. shows gross earnings OF SJ.2SO6J6; operat.
ing expenses and taxes So, 452.J 62: net earnnss.
ST SOS 1874; other income. 1929. 500; total income
S2157 941: interest and rentals. $1:s4l,9l7: sur.
Mus $3lj9j4: previous surplus. $50 SJ3; total
surplus $316.S11. Interest az per cent? on first
preference income bonds, payable October 1
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-03

In the year the funded debt inCrea sed 81 1916
600 which. with an increase of 81 J63 200 In
outstanding securities Of leasehold estates. and
a decrease of S29II3S in equipment notes. left
a net increase Of 81. 5Sl.4il The increase rep
res-nts addition of 81 10000 Southern Rail
way consolidated bonds. 81 650.Oo0 Georgia Mid
land first mortgage per cent bonds. S9.JI6
Georgia Midland equipm mt notes. and reduc
ton Of 1888. l34 Of bonds retired and equipment
notes paid. Expenditures for construction and
real estate charged TO capital account amounted
to 500. in addition to which S4t2.i3S was
charged to the current construction account for
the cost Of the Atlanta and Florida and Ten
nessee Valley Railroad properties
The general balance sheet Of June so shows
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Credit balance carried forward June 50.
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se@53 200 10000 2Is
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1896 100000 liquidation various and sundry ~
ceiver's accounts. S7llGi; paid taxes accrued
prior To January |. 1896. S1f6219; credit bal.
ance June 80 1897. Sy9314
The general balance sheet shOws:'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-03
! balance-sheet shows

Totals Ji.5oi 31S SOL slS O31 Inc. s3l4e9
The Gallatin National Bank has declared is
13Oth consecutive semi annual dividend: II |.
Of - per cent. and with IL has been declared
an extra dividend Of per cent.
Moffat & White announce that they deal 10
rights 70 subscribe for new stock OF the New.
York and New-Jersey Telephone Company q
par.
George II. Prentiss g. Co. announce that
they are prepared 10 deal in New-York ana
New-Jersey Telephone Company rights
The committee OF the holders Of the hrst
mortgage Lake Erie Division bonds Of tho
Wheeling and Lake Erie Railway Company.
George Coppell chairman, announces that the
coupons due April last on such bonds as were
deposited with the Guaranty Trust Company
under the bondholders' agreement Of June =
last having been paid and surrendered. the
Guaranty Trust Company will pay 10 holders
Of its certificates OF deposit OF such bonds the
amount Of interest collected the coupons.
upon presentation OF the certificates OF deposit
Central Trust Company OF New York. deposi.
tary. informs the shareholders Of the Equitable
Gas Light and NewYork and East River Gas
companies that. more than 30 per cent OF the
stock having been deposited under the reor-
gdnization plan, the same is declared operative.
The trust company will receive further depos'
its until October 10. when the right to deposit
will expire.
F. J. Lisman announces that he will pay to
those DESTROYS OF collecting. their principal, par
and accrued interest for the first mortgage ex-
tended bonds Of the Columbus and Hooking
Valley Railroad Company.
meeting Of the holders Of certificates OF dc.
posit OF the Atlantic Trust Company for INST
mortgage bonds Of the Peoria Division ana OF
the Evansville Division OF the Peoria, Decatur
and Evansville Railway Company VIII be heo
at the offices OF Walston H. Brown & Bros q
> y m. October II.
T.. II. Gay & Co. OF Philadelphia and Boston,
having lately opened branch house in New
York. offer to investors a selection OF choice
investment securities.
FOREIGN COMMERCE OF NETWORK.
IMPORTS OF MERCHANDISE.
Week ending Oct. - 1890 1895 lS';~,
Drygoods ............ S2O643lI 81 l5s.SO $lsSs&I
Genera, merchandse.. 6.iiO.5s7 4.s.O,2l oe"IN
Total ,,r the ,vcsk s. Sot 90. IS o7s 4si sS;si06
Since January l...... 80 30 432 O?3OsO 3Ie'""
IMPORTS OF SPECIE.
For tho week ~ SlIl4s s1.iii9sT slioSzSs
Since January i..... oi9l?i IA e. tli099 ,.io9i~
EXPORTS OF SPECIE.
For the week ....... SioD7.ols sl0iG +S6 ~ -
since January i...... 9s.5s9.6di oil 1871 4fISs"
or the specie imports. 81 oio.2 81 WAS gold.
EXPORTS OF MERCHANDISE FROM NEW-YoRk.
Jan to Sept IS s267 GA s9I s274 1876 4:7 s3oisi2tn
Compared with week ago imports Increase
in value 81 So 800
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-10-03
STOCKS CLOSE HIGHER.
BOND MARKET STRONG.
THE WEEKLY BANK sTATEMENT-THE
MONEY MARKET.

SALES 1T TIE STOCK EXCHANGE OCTOBER :.
DEALINGS ~ BOMBS AND BANK rIo hs
ZOO = a.. C,r 1925 Iae 5000 y y q " Ref
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HARRIS, GOOCH 4 COMPANY.
Notice..

d VIRTUE OF POWER CONFER
ID red upon me by an order issuing from
the Superior Court of Vance county, in
cause therein pending entitled Samuel
Watkins and others VS.. Kate \ Watkins
and others" shall, on
MONDAY, 4TH DAY OCTOBER, 1870,
sell at public auction to the highest bid
der, at the Court House door i'll Vance
county, upon the terms Onehalf cash, bal
ance on a credit of twelve months, with
option to purchaser to pay all cash. FOR
division among the parties, the following
property tO-wit: One certain lot Of land
In Henderson, n. C., bounded as follows
Begin at the corner of Vaughan and Rock
| Spring streets at an iron stake and fun
thence along Rock Spring street y 0N:
| 27S feet to an iron stake at the corner Oh
Rock Spring and Chestnut streets; thence
along Chestnut street \ II T.. Ia feet 10
an iron stake; thence ). Al y r. 20 feet 70
an iron stake on Vaughan street thence
along said Vaughan street ;. 81 W. w
feet to beginning. Also one other lot Oh
land bounded as follows: Begin al stone
situate on the West side of Garnet street
in Henderson, y. C., and at the corner o.
Rock Spring street a distance oi 80 let'
from the center of X &c Railroad thence
along Rock Spring street y. 10 W. !6i ifti
to stake on Vaughan street thence along
said Vaughan street y. Ia +. 90 feet 10
an iron stake; thence :. iS +. "a feet W
Garnett street; thence along Garnet stIee'
5. 80 w. 1897 to beginning. These iot,
will be sold IN two or three parcels to SUI
purchaser
Parties desiring to seq said property eau
apply to Mr.. Samuel Watkins "I the uh-
drrsignrd.
This 3Oh August. 1897.
A. &. ZOLLICOFFEk.
Commissioner
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beautiful line OF tinware. the best
and cheapest Yet received Cali and So.
1t at THOMASDN'S
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MISS BERTHA WILDWOOD.

Mr.. H. Kuhn, of Marion, Kansas;
writes:
About three years ago my grand
aug ter Bertha Wildwood. was
thrown from a horse, receiving a
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manned about the same. until X finally
BECAME very angry looking, and broke
out into a running sore. This soon
spread to other parts of the scalp, and
ran down the side of the neck. in
creasing in severity, and fearfully
distigurlng her.
After being constantly under a
physician for 4 year, and her condi-
ton a great deal worse than at first.
we placed her under the care of the
faculty of 4 weliknown hospital. but
even the treatment she received there
failed to arrest the terrible sore
'ReadInG Of the many cures of
blood troubles effected by S. S. S., we
decided to try it. and it relieved her
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the poison: this soon ceased altogether,
and the place began to heal. In a
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and scarcely mark low remains
where the disease held full sway
=. =. :. is the right remedy for all
blood diseases. and is the only cure
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RESOURCE, Screven Co., Gal have
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gives relief when ali other remedies fail
c. d. Sharp.
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Thrown
q Horse

1t matters not from what cause the
blood becomes poisoned, it is impossi-
bic for the doctors to effect a cure.
This class of disease has puzzled the
science of medicine for ages, and the
same treatment that was employed
centuries ago is now prescribed. Pot
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parts of every doctors prescription
for diseases of the blood.
Many of the so-called blood puri-
fiers are based on potash and mercury.
In fact, S. S. S. (Swift's Specific) is
the only blood remedy that is guar
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only one that contains no harmful
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remedy that cures real blood diseases,
obstinate cases that physicians and
other remedies have failed to cure.
1t never fails to cure a blood disease
no matter how deep-seated the case.
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THURSDAY, SEP. 16, 1897.


kEctIrI OF copy OF tue prem 'n'n
list OF the North Carolina o'a'c f"'''
TO be held IN kaie'Gh OCTOBER Io'n u
23Fd' recalls the manner III ""'o"
several newspapers were ''i'Ke'' OUT
OF lot oil Tree advertising I Il" Je3'S
ago We nave reference 70 '"e '''i'e
when sundIy sil'li IflZc' Consisting
Of Job printing press, paper CUTTER etc.
were offered or ai''S'I 10 nave "'9h
"Iicrcd) i'r the best written edilo'I'I
article anH Inc best "''"e" an" "e>'
displayed advertisement ABOUT inc ','f-
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Purely Vegetable

and contains not a particle of mer-
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means so much to all who know the
disastrous effects of these drugs.
Valuable books can be had free BY
addressing SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY,
Atlanta, Georgia.
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NO CDRE-NO PAY,

his Is the way all druggists sell
t.roNe> Iastele>> Chill Tonic for
thiIi and Fever> and all forms of Ma
!aria; 1t Is simply Iron and Quiniue in a
laSt eIesS form. Children love il. Adults
prefer it To bitter nauSeatinr tones, Prize
20 cents. i:.an++c
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Gilmer High School
For Boys,
JOHN A GlLMER, A. M, Principal,
HENDERSON, N. c.

Having had a number of years expert
ence in High School work the teachers of
this school are fully prepared to do the
very best work for their patrons.
Their pupils are thoroughly drilled in
Ancient and Modern Languages, in Eng
fish and Mathematics.