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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-03
The Issue Joined.

''"No
After trying in vain to further ~
ming little scheme to fuse Mr.. Hardysi
tionalists" with the democratic psQ
Texas, the Dallas News confesses y
plidty and admits that affairs are r.
toward a decisive conflict, squarely
between the silver and gold forcs
Thursdays issue last week, after the
ing of the democratic State executive
mittee, it said:
The alignment OF all friends Of
against all those for the gold staud
inevitable II the campaign on the cu
issue is to be one of principle with
gard TO ambitions for party control
whether viewed from political or e
car standpoint. the issue should D.
at once. The curious an0mep
such condition embrace democratic
the end of returning another rep
congress In 1885, populistie hee|
sire ngthening the silver democrats
interest OF securing a silver and flat
majority in congress and silver repu
votes going TO blot out what little
ing numerically silver republican,
with their grand old party so-calle.
For once the News states the TRUTH
y had Intellectually labored to teer
The bars, and force dts sound
allies back upon the deme
party. 1t correctly describes the apf
ing fight as clean cut confess
clean cut issue, I" and gives notice
VIII be found on the republican stde
contest. This ought to put an END
hyrosriticai effort to dups Texas ~
Gratis and to betray them into the
of their mngwump opponents und(
pretense OF limiting the present CO.
TO State issues. The silver issue y
II will stay there as the paramount
tion until democratic president SUI
bill for the restoration OF the money
ards of the fathers.
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The Main aue.tion.

'SuH' NY ESENSf ~
The effort being made to ohscp1
real issue in the campaisn--free y
and take up the discussion Of the tafi1
IAN insioriously, The main and. IN "a
ohiy question now befJre the ccnp3
me money question and the enemies
white metal viii have to meet II. TIL
peen too much lodging already.
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!, Those Who Are Worrying.

" eo''sFs and Mckinley aids arc ,o.,o..
WV ,n steep over the probable .onrse q, ,ss
aello,tn.s q Texas They fear ne to ~ ,n ne
"a m t,na.s wili cause trouble iIs too had had
s2ls thfrlse'Nea by reflcctinr nn 49,. .en.
"o'A oone N lhe last ,ampaisn. As s0oa
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I these strikers back to work at an ayerag
Q OF $50 per week In wages and the mill
( resume operations The republicans woul
point 10 the great Industrial activity !
/, the East and regale the working peopl
! again with the catch phrase that 1T !
! better TO open the mills than the mintsl
49, -------- ------------
sAGyices from Washington make 1t amos
certain that when rivers and harbors bil 4
fclortcd 10 the house the appropriation fo
, beginning the Improvement o. our bayou vii
be one OF the Items, but II Is disappointing tt
learn ut the same time that there is anal
chance OF the passage OF such bill this seq
sion. Tho failure TO obtain the appropriation
a; this time would mean great delay, but she
republican party Is bound to mike record
for economy some way!
----4-------------
Contemplation OF our pension burden is a
srett'thng to sober rampant war spirit.
--s--------4-
The National baseball lenguo has adopted
drastic rules 10 prevent rowdyisnn on the tlla-
moud The minor leagues win put money In
their pockets IL they strictly enforce these
regulations There Ig a promise OF excellent
sport III baseball way In Texas this season.
but honesty and frninoss by the umplros and
lgentlcmanly conduct by the players viii he
necessary to success.
~ amy rate, II can not be charged that tho
Hon. John Sherman has been connecting delay
or backdown in tho Maine afair-the aged
secretary hasn't said word
~----~----A---
Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua may 30
anaycd in war against Guatemala and Costa
~ f..a. MI.
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20 Columns. 40 to to7 Coils.
sEMi-wRERLy posi-, us cols. per Week.
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Hence These Tears.
Waco Times Herald.

Waco Times Herald.
The ral-Gai News condemns the demo.
cratic test
fne 'ss' shuts the News out 1t support
ed the Mckinley aid society.
democratic test. inc
The, the test shuts the Express out 1t sun
democratic test 'na
Inc test shuts the Statesman out. i,
endeayored 10 support everybody ana :,
sse'y'ning but the democratic ticket. w
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oNrERsD Al TIE posTofFicH At HOUSTON TEXAS.
As SECOND CLASS MATER.
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THE HOUSTON DAILY POST.
BY THE
Houston Printing Company.

G. J. PALMER. -.---- vicr-PRlsIDHNf.
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nshhsrt Enterprise.
without question. The Hous,on
the best paper IN the State. w" ''s' -
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Subscription BY MALI Daily and Sunday Post one
year, $500; six months. $500; three months.
S1.cc; one month, eI.o0.
THE SUNDAY Posi-, one year. SIsc.
the SHwi-W1Hgty Posi- Mondays and Thursdays)
one year. Si.oo; six months so cents; three
months. as cents.
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Foreign 0fiicss-Easterp business ONCE as Tribune
building New York (The ). g. Beckwh Spe-
efai Agency; Western l6o THE Rookery) Chi
cago. lThe s. {. Beckwi,h Special Agency.
Travelling Agents-C. S. L. Holland. Travelling
Auditor; I, X. Holland ana B. b. Throop. Tray-
li cling AGENTS ss2.ss NJ .ss
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New York. February So
half fare bill has been introdu
State assembly. The bill, insss,
vlding no fares for street car p
who have to stand. provides for3
in such cases.
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a. any rate, II can not be charged that the
Hon. John Sherman has been counscing delay
or n backdown in the Maine anar-the aged
secretary hasn't said word
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1t is the custom in this civ y
the National flag from every M
house during The hours OF Son
tor Coegeshall introduced NJ
this obligatory throughout the =
providing that every school ~
the National colors at the opens
daily session.
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Contemplation OF our pension burden is a
gfett thing to sober a rampant war spirit
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-03

u Is gratifying 20 learn thpt Chairman
Hoolcr Of the house riyors and harbors com
mittoe Is friend ana supporter OF our bayou
Improvement scheme Mr. Hooker was here
last year, aud "sccn is belicyln In this
mntlor OF ours.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-03

AGyices from Washington make It almost
certain that when rivers and harbors Bill Is
reported 10 the house the appropriation FOR
beginning the Improvement Of our bayou VIII
DO one OF the Items, but II is disappointing 10
learn Mt the same time that there is small
chance OF the passage OF fpch a bill this seq
sion Tho failure TO obtain the appropriation
at this time would mean great delay. but the
republican party Is bound to mike record
for economy some way.
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ard. And yet, should starvation drive
these strikers back TO work at an average.
OF 500 per week In wages and the mills
resume operations, the republicans would
point 10 the great Industrial activity IN
the East and regaie the working people
again with the catch phrase that ut is
better TO open tho mills than the mintsl''
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The Brooklyn Eagles Washing.
spondent sends an interesting ~
Important dispatch to his paper. n
feet that ex-President Harrlso, \
entered the political field, and +
aid of his old-time political mar
G. New. is already engaged IN No
for the next republican nomlnsss
president. 3
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HOUSTON, TmunsDAY, M,nCn ..
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The National baseball League has adopted
drattic rules 10 prevent rowdyisn on the da-
moud. The minor leagues win put money In
their pockets IL they strictly enforce these
regulations. There liz promise OF excellent
sport N baseball way In Texas this season
but honesty and fIrnincss by the umplros and
gentcnanly conduct by the players viii he
neccgsnfy TO Success
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-03

Twenty-seven telegraph operation
been sent to Key West during thu n
days by the Western Union compsr)
cstensible purpose of sending so 81
orators to that point is to handla d
creased matter that is coming finn
ana. AS there are not enough wirs|
there to give employment 40 so ~
experts people here naturallyc
that something is liable to break (
any moment, and that Uncle San
propose to be caught mapping.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-03

Tho administration at Washington continues
10 throw anxious glancce toward the back door
al the Cuban question and viii bolt through
It the minute it finds Il Open
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-03

A big lot OF Uncle Sans mafl I
ground to a pulp in the pipes Y,
pany that has contract for carr;
mails from sub stations to NJ \
postoffice in pneumatic tubes, ~
office people are now engaged 4,
ing together the scraps. but W.
people will walt In vain for eSnSs
tiers, as most OF them are beyond \
ton. Nobody seems to know w.
the wholesale slaughter Of the mss
precious missives. AZ
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Salvador, Honduras and Nicaragua may 30
araycd in war against Guatemala and Costa
S'ca soon. Those combinations might be able
to get up something like a night worth report
ing In the meantime tho Washington gos-
crin cut can be congratulated for waiting uu.
I'll lhe Greater Republic of Central America is
on something else than paper before accrcdt-
INK ministers to IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-03

Thp stock spectators have been having a
great time for some weoks past. AN that ,s
necessary for a brisk business nowadays on
me stock exchange is to keep tho wires TO
Warrington IN good order.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1898-03-03

Tho cubans have rejected all oyortures OF
Spa'n and will accept nothing less than Indc-
petdenco II tho Washington government is
elhglnf to a hope OF settlement onsnny
oticr basis than IN FREQ Cuba" scnIty up-
peas to have stricken the administration in
mora than one spot
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10 paraiyze the Cubans who could sec in
the war vessel Maine visible sion a,
nope was the not very shallow statesman.
snip OF the murderers aroand the Spanish
oasiAo TO Family into the Spanish army
ana navy. To destroy The Maine woula ~,
w 'ohVu.so Spain and overcome her nav
MINISTRY with a popular whirlwipd.
~ must re said that up 10 this Time t,,.
acl mas been successful 1t has concsn~
nateu the purnni of srain ANA scattere.,
me wits Of the lnited States
me president has just turned away IN.
~ munster who had exposed himself
~ nna OF uupiicity. This minister had
Nv "eeas ION 10 be springing any mines ana
YET he w9s DONG lust that Thing Will,
sn'oothing the name OF the government %
Which ne was accredited. He was call,ns
ier propaganda and describing the nresiss
uent as two-faced being who wanted ~
curry favor With the rabble and Vet Ie,v..
y mole open by which ,e might conc,ii,io
ne. the Spanish minister.
Inc opinion In official Spanish circles
h.re upon the destruction Of the Maine ~
privately expressed to the following or
!, " she was blown up, had individuals did
Spain" ''""'eu 70
yet this suspicion that the vessel w..
oiowa MP by enemies is less vague ii M
Nnahish official mind than In The ,,ncsrs
tain American mind ""'''-
me fact Is tina. Spain has neye. c,,,
lneted her rahble. Nor has she conoucrsa
n,fe mahspsnt dispositions- which do nnt
's,ons 70 the knighthood aud war.
'Nscuuse government here has fol- |
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affairs either ono way or tho other.
Tho Cubaus rs whole aro very
partial to Americans, and Gen. But
Ter anticipates no trouble with them.
llo Thinks that month Of "hullou-
ing" and celebrating over tho do
partnro OF tho last Spaniards will
put thom in good humor. In re-
gard to his own recommendation con
corning the use Of Cuban soldiers as
constahlcs throughout the island,
Gen. B' uer said it had received tho
approval oC President Mckinley,
Secretary AlGrr aud Gen. Miles. As
yct. however, no details had bccn ar
ranged for trial Of tho plan, but be
was certain it would be adopted in
som" degree. Tho evacuation com
missioner will 80 ont Of cxistcnco for
a lack Of something to work OH when
the evacuation is completed, unless
il receives other orders and powers.
Cen Butlcr thml:s there arc GREAT
possibilities for Cubn, as the country
is rich, with macy and varied ro-
sources. Tho tuhanI themselves
ar" anxious FIR progress, and will
tok" il earnest Iy and fully American
methods, and welcome American cap
itml. NrS. Butler aud Miss Batter
arc with Il" General. They leave
C"l"mhin at | o'clnrk tomorrow over
III" Fhaila Central nnh prninSular
i"r Tanlna, AID h"pc to Hrrivo in
iiavaun ON Saturday.
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\ Talk with Gcn. l}utirr.

Gcn. NI, G. But)or orrivc1 IN r,.
,umh;, ut ! o,cl,ck th;s ,r,.r,o.,
from his hnmo IN ,llr,t;,,l r,,,,,,
whor, u, h,s h,,n l,olnr or,,r L;,.
nlont,nr ;ntor.sts dur;,,, IN, l,,,
f,w dovs Clan Hnl,r y,,s s,,, ,,
tho Columbin Uotol und u vary ~,
t,r,u;,;,o chot ,r ,hnt ,h;r,, man,
utos was ur,otlv oniovcl mn, G,,
oral il ON his wuv TO IJ,v,u, ,o
aouin tul, his nluco on IN, H,,r1 or
Evncn,i;on Commissioners l,o.o;l
thpt ,ho Snou;orls hol ,,,r,,,,,1
to vucotc hv ,lnnu,rv hn, ,ho, ,,
,ho ,,ro,,r, r,,, or l,o,;,,x :, - H.;
on;n;,, ,ho ,ho work wo,,l H.,
comu,ctod NV rhr,sdmu, c,ho,,
s,,d;,rs ,ro n,, ,,,,v,l !, ,,, o;,,
wh,r, .h,,, nr, snon;.L .,l,;,.,
Th;, 90 dana !, ,r,,,r T., o,..., l.,
h,,w,on m, two fuc,;,r. ,rh, hin
;,o IN IIov,no r,.,o,,,, ,,,
Gam Rr,,,r Thinks ,h, r,s,l, -
Cubnns VIOLATING, or1rrs and l;u,;,,,
;,t, ,h, .;,r Th,,, !, ,,oL
h,,od ho,,,,on tho S,o,;,rl, o,
Cnhp,s hnt y, foors No tr,n,I, r.
thov con u, k,,t s,,,r,toa r,,n
Januorv Tho Cuha,s ,r, ,,r,
fr;ona,y towards thr Am,r;c,rs o,I
will ucc,pt nnv ,ovor,munt o,r,,,a
bv this countrv Amo,g IN, C,,,.r
leaders themselves thcrc is cousiacr
able difference Of opinion as to what
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-16

two copies, but oven the commission
attaches are not permitted to poruso
the documents.
Tho correspondent of tho Asso.
ciatcd Press, bowovor, has obtained
from source usually reliable the
following outline Of the treaty:
Article I provides for tho relin-
punishment Of Cuba.
Article 2 provides for the ccssion
of Porto Rico.
Article 3 provides for tho cession
Of tho Philippines for $20,OOO,O0O
as compensation.
Article 4 embraces the plans for
tho cession of tho Philippines, in
clnding tho return of Spanish pri'
soncrs in the hands Of tho Tugales.
Article 5 deals with tho cession Of
barracks, war materials, arms, stores,
buildings and all property appertain-
ing to tue Spanish administration in
the Philippines.
Article 6 is IL pronunciation by both
cations Of thoir respective Gains
ni;ainst each other and tho citizens
Of each other.
Article 7 grants to Spanish trade
and shipping in the Philippines the
samo treatment rs American trade
and shipping for II period Of ten
years.
Article 8 provides for tho release
Of all prisoners Of war held by Spain
nni of "il prisoners held by her for
pnliIirhl offences committed in the
rol"'!i"s acquired 10y the United
State.
Ariicin 9 guarantees the legal
rights of SpaniarIs rcmaiuing il
Cubn.
Article 10 rstniiishrs rcl;rious
Freedom in tn" Philippines and guar
nn'""s to all churches equal rights.
Article | provides for tho com
position Of Cnu'tS nnl other tribu-
nails in Por'o Rico and Cuba.
Article ~ provides for tho uhmin
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-16
uln Nerall aud 9lelvs
@tOO,OOO.OOO go MOVE NEGKOES.
A Petition B f0rO COrgress Aa!ting Pro
vision For IL Huge Scheme OF
Colon iznI Ion.

Topeka, Dec, 1l.---As part Of The
movement started hero for tho colo
nization of 1000, 600 negroes in Gu,
ba, Porto Rico and Hawaii, congress
will be pctitioncd to appropriate
$lOO,0O0,O00 to carry ont tho scheme.
Tho Rov. w. i. Grnut, Il negro, says
2,OOO,OOU Of his people in tho United
States arc anxious to leave tho cOun
try ard locatn in tho recently nc
uuirrd territory. Ilo has been con-
fcrring with the leaders for months,
and the result is tho following prii-
ton, which will be forwarded to
Washington tomorrow:
"Tho economic, social, roIitcn'
aud civil conditions Of the country
OPPOSE the admission Of tho negro ~:
Il potent Gnctor along all ln"a in this
country, thus d"privng the 2,GOO,OO0
Of bows and girls frum entering The
pursuits Of industry and profit. Th"
future prosperity Of tn" nrGro rnc,'
in tho United States is seriously
thrrut""od by proioah!c Dangerous
unprecedented legislation "2;aiHs;
them, thus adding calling chains 10
their air. ndy fottcrcd limbs anl pro-
vOking diatn,tcfnl sc;timrnt be
tween the leaders Of the republican
aud democratic pnrtirs, which would
ultimately disturb the rchcr and
tranquility or the Anglo S;"Aon rro
pie,
"Wo petition the president nlh
congress, in pursuance Of H." f"r"
going 'r"am'l', t" appropriate" *lNO,
OOO.OOO 10 n,,sst in lranspor!atIur,
and mnimrunrr" for Il given iimo O.,
thns" whD desire to leave tn" United
StujrA for Porto kicD and CuDa, and
that ihns" islun,'s be !"~"Iyr,l, as far
rs practicable, for those Of tn" COL
orrd people who d".ir" 10 20 there;
that military schools, norln',I unL in
dns'rial colleges h" l'uIlt il tho7"
countries for the inhnhitant, thereof; Z;
that American capta!ils VIII, now
Or hcrcnftcr may inarEurnlc lar;,"
mercantile or manufacturing cetnb
lishID"nis in those islands ho urged
to employ, so far na Is "Xprhirnt,
American colorrd people,"
Tho Row. Mr. Grant says that tho
factory, tho shop and tho mrrcau;ilo
houses arc closed against negro boys
and girls, and that they should be
assisted by the government to got to
country whcro thcy may enjoy
greater privileges.
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Mut yomcry, Aln., Drrmbrr ID
Lncnt IIobson spent II portion Of the
day III S"I:nn, where II" was t"ndrrcd
4 public reception At th" Academy OF
Mr,!r, whi"h was at"n'lrd Lv II
lnr:," cr~wi. leaving t'."rc IN the
afternoon j." arrived in Mont.
g"m"ry It $50. r.yn thousand c;ti-
Z u" we" at III" depot to mrct rnG
greet !'I:n. Tia" rlu.,h was terrific,
""d Ill w'r" 'Hy:' r 10 SEQ ia" man O.!
th" !i"ur. Il" Wa5 ,hiyrn to the
r"sid"hc" Of Air. i'nnrra Coleman.
whcr" th" parry '"s,'"h wiii". .ir.
""ml'nnj"G iy tEu Ll!lcrc,Ht commit
tees Mr.. llphs"n W.; driven to- thr
Hap1tn', "h"r" Oh" Legislature was
III session, LHvimH rXt"nhrd thcir
h"nr" III his E"n"r II" entered the
House Of Representatives,, both
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-16
ANNUAL BANQUET AT PINEY WOOD
Inn.
Manager It. John Arranging for tho JOY
Qua Occasion,

Piney Woods Inn. at Southern
Pines, N. g., has opened for the win
tor season and announces tho annual
banquet in honor Of the Commercial
Travellers, to ho hold ut the hotel,
Monday evening, January 9th.
During tho past two Years these
banquets have been pronounced
success, aud it Is the ann of tho COM
mercial traveller to SO arrange mis-
route that he may be present on that
OCCASION. Manager st. John always
gives the traveller the glad hand of
welcome, and tho sjroad which he
preparcs for tho boys j. a most
bonnteous one, and wo doubt not
but that the nDnnal reunion this
year, like those Of former occasions,
will b" one Of pleasure long to Le
remembered. -Exchange
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The Right Remedy Will
Danish it Forever

If you would forever be rid of
tho aches and pains, and some
times the torturcs produced by
Khcumatlsm, you must take tho
right remedy. Those who con-
tlnuo to suffer are relying upon
remedies which do not reach their
trouble. Tho doctors treatment
always consists Of potash and
mercury, which only intensity tho
disease, causing the joints to stiff
on and tho bones to ache, besides
seriously impairing tho digestive
organs.
rheumatism is n disortlcrcd state of
the blood and the only cure for it is u
real blood remedy. s'wifi'S S;pccilc (S.
>. - goes down to the very bottom of
all discusses Of the blou,i, and pruniptly
cures cases that othcr remedies can not
reach.
MIR. T.. X. s. Clinkrnhcartl a promi-
mont attorney of Mt. Sterling Ky,
writes:
"TWo years ago | was n great sufferer
from rheumatism. | had tried every
r"m"uy could hear of except ). $. s.
! had been to Hot Springs, Ark. where
| r"nrninrd for twelve weeks under
treatment, but experienced no pcrlnn-
nrnt relief, and returned home, be-
lirNinG that would be II sufferer "a
long ~ | lived. At time whom m ,
pans were utmost unhearnble, l
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-16

Th" regular subscription pricc of
Tho Southern Farm Magazine IL 81
year, but wo olfcr it and Tho
Herald and Nowa together ono your
for 81, .H. .....'
The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-16
EDITORIAL UONTRIBUTORs

EDITORIAL, CONTRIBUTORS:
'h"a' W. nnb""y. Jr, rh, - IT,. y.
tN-unitcd States Assistant Secretary
oI Agriculture, EX.Dircctor United
S'atca Agricultural Experiment sta.
tion IN Norlh Carolina, President
Chlfcra'tE OF Tennessee and l'resi.
gent OF United states Agricultural
experiment Station In Tennessee.
u. ". Knl"urrw, y. ~ rh D.
E%'Commissionnr Of Agricultural for
Tennessee. author OF "Cultmo and
Curing OF Fohncco" for u =. tenth
rcchsns, "rohacco l.ouf," "Shcrp
ilnsmndry,' "Wh"L Growing, y
'HrnSScs,' and other agricultural
works
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Goodbye,
Rheumatism. .

chnnced to read your advertisements
and was impressed with it SO much
that l decided 70 try 5. S. S. took
eleven bottles and WA: entirely rriiryr,i
OF all t'in and cured pnrnanen,ly.
When | bcEan to take $. S. S. | WIS
unable to sit or stand with any ease.
and could not sleep. Since taking the
last dose l have had no return OF the
Rhcumnti#m, and l. take great pleas
urc in recommending $. $. S to any
one who has the misfortune to suffer
with this disabling disease"
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Paris, December l3.-- rxiroorl;.
nary rr'cautiuna urn maintaiurI NV
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The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1898-12-16

N tx r. @. @. SHULI'S, OF Wfntersct, Iowa,
dVH inventor and manufacturer of
Shuts Safety WhiHletrco Coupling.
writes OF DR.. Miles Heart Cure. 1.-Two years
ago IN attack nf Lac rippo left mo with a
weak heart. l had run down in flesh TO
mcro skin and hone. 1 could not sleep lying
down for smothering spells; frequent sharp
darting pains and palpitation caused con-
stant fear Of sudden death, nothin; could
induce. mo 20 remain away from homo ovor
night. My local physician prescribed DR..
Miles' Heart euro and in q few days was
able to sleep we'll and the pains gradually
lossenod. and finally eeasod. reduced the
the doses, having gained fifteen pounds, and
al! now feeling bottor in every way than
have ,y fST S,;so; years." Soa, a, sS
arc aold by all drug ES\N-rS,, ~
G!sts undor positive H. sV''eS "a
guarantee, FIRST bottle sjs-sSH -sSHss2as- q StiyS5a8
oenS'{S ;'nSna or on,s money n d,o ro. .Res&ereR I
raees Of the hcart md kSS4;> hsatth 7sS@
nerves FREQ. Address, ESST&i i;}xSSeSsSSi Sss
DIR. MILES MEDICAL co. Ekhart, Ind.