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Paddock Points.

j. f.. >tayran stable at WnMstwk
Ont, number lhiry-srven tw"-yrar-"lds.
and all have wintcrrd WE'LL Il. Williams
has signed for the season, and VIII report
May IL for duty.
|, l,aS been stated that P|audit will
not he seen in the East before the sara
,oga meeting. He is we'll engaged in
Western events, and will br kept there
to fulfill engagements.
At Paterson, y. j., Friday. Wesley
Alderman and Emanuel kul~nstein,
recently found guilty of selling pools on
horse races, were sentenced to one year
IN S,a'c Prison and fine of 81 900
Both men have appealed I" the higher
courts.
Entries close tomorrow for three OF the
tunev Island stakes I" M run at the
June meeting. They are the (onry
Island Grand National >tecplecIa!", the
Bav Hurdle race and the R"scb'd, for
two-year.nld fillics.
The members Of the Metropolitan Turf
Association. who had desk room at No..
80 West Twenty sixth street. have given
up their quarters. There were not suili
ci,nt lti, IN the combination who W"rr'
willing To- pav the expenses. consequent
" there will he no headquarters, as be.
fore. The majority will. no doubt. i"-
cate in the nrighbnrhoml of the old
Bouknakrr>' Club. in Twrnt seventh
street.
"IIardy" Campbell has nearly forty
horses in his charge belonging +" Mr.
NJ. +. Dwycr. "tiarlcy Dwyer an! Mr..
J. L. krrnr. ut the travrsend track.
Ben Brush is the star,and lc,i> consider
ably high in flesh. The three yrar.nldS
and Youngsters are in excellent condition
for lm early season. Campbell will send
IA short string to Bcnnings, headed by
Ben Ronald, wh" has developed int" a
good horse.
Nearly 500 horses are now qlurtr,rd 1T
Montgomery Park, Memphis, and more
are expected soon.
The owners now at Memphis VIII" will
race in the East al the CLOSE OF the spring
meeting are j. ". Sehorr Il Son. +. ).
Gardner n Son. 7. =. Hayes, W. NJ.
Wallace, G. r. Patterson and {. Crrrrl-
ing.
The Tennessee Derby will h' decided
Il, Montgomery Park, Memphis, April
-. Sixteen tlrc-year.olls are eligible,
the most probable starters being LleMr
Kari, Blnnockblrn, Isany, Goodrich,
Suangn, Eitholin, Brqlirath, Iibati"n,
tiillivant and Iackanap's.
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Police Conn issiOncrs Meeting,

The Board OF Police Commissioners
met last night and transact 'd routine
business. The contract for repair OF
bicycles was given to the Mcdaniel 4
Merrihcw Cycle Go. One wheel. named
the Ilnndcr, was turned over 1u City
Council for tlrir work
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{. Situation or help advertise
mrntS in THE sun will he run
for, ~ cents until either have
been secured and ordered out.
HELP WANTED-MALES.

WANTEi,-At Shirt Factory. Fifth and French
streets. Operations and Experienced Gun turner's.
VlyANTED-A man Of ability to represent q
w firm of high standing; must have small
captal for goods carried ". II. Kelley, man
agrr. Gibson, House.
WANTED situation for coarhman or house
w work in private family. Address so' TAT
nall street.
NlyANTEI,--HO boys to sell the sunday "di
w ton II THE Sun. Biggest sale ON record
last sunday More Profit. Apply 10; East sixth
street
'TIv ANTED-A maj, III every town in Della
w ware. Legitimate. lmyillg business with
e>n'nsiblc concern. Apply ii, once, Box :.
Philadelphia, Ia.
ANTED-CANNA A~SEE- FuI; rUl>ILL'S
w WILMINGTON CITY blRE' TORY. NONE
but th,Mc having reference a> tn experience and
habits need apply. JAMES Eul'SIl.l'S SONS
ST.: Shiphy street. \" l't-ol'al applications re-
ccvrd. mar lIlI
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WANTED John jackson. formerly Il butcher
Inv iirrat Hampton Row, birmingham. England
who many years ago went to America under the
naIIr of james Johnson and traded inr some
years ~ cattle dealer in Kansas city. Iar kson
~ uIive, is now entitled to pr"mr,y in England
Information to WILLIAM JACKSON (hrotlcr)
Shakcslrar Villa, SMrkhill Birmingham, or
bury, England.
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Selections.

FRS. Kacr--Ilarry I'rinrtt, Mrdira,
Meadows.
Second Racc-I'ay Side, 'iall"l"r,
Gr"nlr,nt.
Third Racc-kiny Bon, Carovan
Onalrc.
Fourth Racc-Orarh. New south.
Earnc.
Fifth Racr-l'tssic Browning, tlan-
rice, Ncntanna.
Sixth Race Wexford. Bessie Abbott,
Junk
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who was at one time Bob Fitz-imlnnus's
SparrIng partner.
Jnst how rotten the sporting guur il
III San Francisco Il. this time j. la, l,r
people ~ Ia z" WANT u know.
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THIS OFFER ~ SSsssN~

Just to introduce our popular
PaSazine, SPARKS, into 5000
fw homes, this month, we will
Fnd II whole year for only 20
fnts. Now then, if You send
B the names and addresses OF
Ge friends also, we will send
Pr IL books irte. .f 5D
PAkKs,y. S24tlh WaSeham, Mass.
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f-a;inr N|acTicr. If Montreal. hy three

fea'inc NacTcr, # Montreal, by three
ga'Dt> tn one.
The banner won hv Lcliigl in,hr dual
m"", w'''' laf:Iy'f,i: III Wasirington's
."'ihda> la. been -rtpived at south
';1hl'hrn and has been given Il place in
the gymnasium.
The University ut Pennsylvania won,
tn" big event at New Haven ON Saturday
night, winning the onr.miIc handicap,
Il. Il. Earshaw doing !e trick from the
G1-yarI mark
The University % Michigan will likely
send relay team th the. University Of
Pennsylvania carnival.
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Delmarvia Phone al.
BUY YOUR COAL AT
HAYES, Coal and
IlA 1 LIZ Wood Yard
lO3 MARYLAND AVE.

The largest family PEA c'ml In the city We
guarantee o2,0 pounds to the ton. Hard and
free burning egg. stove and chestnut coal.
Th, largest i,md Of wood in the city for 81 20.
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Edward Kran-c. proprietor OF the
Hotel Western, Fourth and Orange
streets, has perfected arrangements for
securing lnll details Of the fight between
Jack lMly and Kid Il,vignr. 4 special
wire vii be put in his place and the
ticker will b" in charge Of Il competent
operator TIL. vii! bc the only hotel in
this city wne" returns vill be received
on the night "f tit" fight, Thursday next.
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A TREATISE on the horse and
his diseases by DR.. b }. Ken
dali. Price, postpaid 1oc.,
regular price 25c. 1t is a pa
per covered book of 90 pages.
Address, J. w. HANN.,
Wauncta, Neb.
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A District Map
of Delaware.

The STATE SENTINEL of Dover is hav-
ing prepared and will soon bc ready to
deliver New Map Of Delaware, giving
the boundaries Of the Representative and
Senatorial Districts as provided by the
New Constitution. $1.1O will sec'lre
this valuable Alapand the STATE SENTINEL
i,r one year. The number is limited;
subscribe at once New subscribers will
receive the paper the balance of this year
free. Address. with remittance,
TIE SEATE SENTINEL, Dover, i"l.
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Rubbar Stamps Sasss cnfspts' is Amsr'ss 1"s 1ss'

Send 10 cts. for sample any wording
Climax Stamp Works. Box IoI, Bel
,Ieen, Ala. ,"
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lNpR SALE--A first rlae> Ladies bicycle
L cheap sl:.. Arlly at ~ West Fourth
street.
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ul' Id ihi. meet the eye oi nh! ni the fcIh-
Of catherine ,r benjamin Ilough, formerly
k,okJDr,. England, MR.. FKEbEkiCk
IiD will Ii. plc,.s4.'i Il /" see or hear from them
t>s british steamship EnciEla. MarK" 81.
New York.
ANIEl MlLLIGAN or Cornelius nilnh, DIS
xcd from Go. II. 9Th L. :. infantry, Marrh iA'
Mt Jefferson barracks, Mo-; entitled ~ prop
literal reward for prnf Of death. Address
A. SMITIlE. Gn,liscll" at Law, ITO A'"s
Hing. Boston. Mass
EErH III NNlS-A native OF Russia, kno"
MS Joseph Ennis, is required to comm'lln
with his brother, Major =. iiuiiiils. -
r,mlry. Russia. or the Consulate General "l
ia Il state street, New York.
kNTEU-Roler Bruce Ia, ,id>ou, s"h "i
ate David Davidson, Writer, toulal, Angus
hand. or any OF his children. Address nA\ ~
gCAN 4 son. Solicitors, pun'icr. s'otla"'
FOR NATION wanted Of the descendant, Of
ry Caldwell ONcil. who. in lAi' lii l. IT,.
esll resided at ~ Centre street, and AIS" "i
ncsrcI,lr,Its OF Alexander Met lure, Who. ~
resided Mt lti Ilrnry >trst, lnhh Of WhiIu
)ed or had some intrrcs, IN premises Ms; 10
w. and ", Mulberry street, IN the rlty of Ne"
X. FREDERICK bELrZ tnnn>'!I"r at Law"
kruahWay, New York rity.
Maggie IIARKlS-lufurmatirn wanted Of
erral.,uts ui Maggie Harris, who was employ
IL May, lS1 at l.Y West 1Hh II. Please rn-
nrac with tOlE& POTTER Il wall street.
h York.
JOAN Martin, Whu left the English nay!
l'r!cn y .nn nlAut ~ year. ago. l. sun Nv
! his nutiri, Jane Martin llnr l'lalI,clll.
llN Ike to hear from him Communicate u!
Gr with l.. A., lol Eycr>'n 81. Brooklyn. Nc"
D., GENE SMITH. frrm"rl> OF Arena, Wis, last
md from in \.u Inrk, ,mpinSrl III Il rs'hsi'
n, will hear something to hi> interest by com
6nirating with EEESE& tAETEk, Attorneys,
klgr,illr. Wis
: INFORMATION h wanted Of 'nrnrlius Shr"han.
! i Patrick r., iarn III %'N East 18th st., city:
4 home ~ East lad II, IN lA'2 Tor Denver.
d la., heard from him in April, !st. from
h,,l; was going tn stockton, cal: father and
b,hrd,ad; come home 10 John. send any III.
fmniinu to lOl!< i. SiiEEllh\, ~ Fast lc"'
| Western Iulti> ''n>r 'ulN,
)nt,trIi EANLE$S. -hnt brunette, worked
ht,Irt, N J. ,OlurllH iron Murk~l. lrit lSh',
r. wing wife nlrr'rim." knowing Ms ih''' Nv
\ d';"!, EAii Is ~ West l"'h.
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AND ATLANTIC PHONE eO7.

~ VIII remove March u To south side Of
Market stree" bridge. ''' ..r..
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NCE uRRlLN4 Kindly Mrite GEO.
III, 1870 West Rl,ahwa!, New York city,
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HELP WANTED-f EMALES.

VlyANTED-A half-grown white girl for house
w work. state wages Address 7. q. Box
lt., city.
VYYAxTEU-M Married lady canvasserx t0 sell
w private lss,ks for women. Gl3 King street,
\ IA. m. Or 6 D. IN
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6s1Seslinrt li,nnn,. Of Entigch, olEramPl
I'm, 1rrtr,nnrg. who icit his h"ne III M!s1r s;.s
Fs3} M Fcia,ar! ,s.O, will communicate with
NJ e1A14s,, buN lS:.5New York hr VII h'a, y.
III snh3ttjsiSI to his advantage lniolnMti"i y,
Segan3 bin wYRi~ tln1IAfd'y received
N3t4k1HIss1Ain.rN 3,ltNsC copy.
The sun., 1898-03-15

S)xNAIlbN wanted Of Glare lhiral by his
T1K> , J DllVA4.. Isl West i'srd.
EIF1Xr New York City.
The sun., 1898-03-15

kNTEu- Robert Bruce Ia, ids"n, son "'
late David davidson, Writer, toulAi Angus
la nd. or any Of hi. children, Address nA\ W
kCAN 4 son. Solicitors Dundee. scotland.
The sun., 1898-03-15

kJa kichai.lNn, atr pro. rrirkctrrr
bgh. Nntts. tnula'd. and Montreal,
arrny I" II a. =. 70. l.afayrtt" ar',
fgiahly r'c'h Cuban lmi1is please
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NOCICES.,gus

4s,l E,,D..,iti,. .n,ntafatrp sex Char
1l,st lsut ,lIictcst ,tAe.tigainii, Address
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!LEsONAl.

alo H121sX1,l G. NH,.- i1i.I ia va l.itr,,. count!
III trtnu, nov atu,tii 'uy,tr. of age. sup
a tf1tk ulnui Sew ink. wmd rninn'ini-
a12y tvifh MI. to,siu MrhacI lhsd. Rssvil'c
90 4, Lsndundrrry. lrrlanl L. would hear
e RI linntb lis ad>an'av'.
The sun., 1898-03-15

)EErlI III NNlS-A native OF Russia, kHo" ~
as Joseph Ennis, is required To- co'nmuii
With his brother, Major +. iiulmis. st
r>m,ry Russia. or the Consulate General ui
bia, a state street, New York.
The sun., 1898-03-15

4 1EEOfM Arl"N wanted ii Rosanna
|2lI1y. nll.cstlc. Please send address
wa u vent avenue, New York city.
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kNIEI MILIIGAN or Cornelius 'ni Ian. dis.
Fed from CO. II. Mh L. $ infantry, March Is,
u, jefferson Barracks, Mo-: entitled 70 prop
| literal reward for pr'xf Of death. Address
A. SMITIIE. Counsellor AT Law, 10 Anrs
ding Boston. Mass
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%OvI.D ihl. meet tine eye "i an! ni the rcla-
"f catherine ,r benjamin Hough, formerly
|k,ockIDr,. England, MR.. FKEbEkiCk
3ED will is pleased I" sec or hear from them
r,s british steamship EnciEla. Marx" 81.
II NcW York.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28
TspIucei Rates in MAY.

The Seaboar1 Air Lin announces the fol
towing reduced rates for special occasions to
take place in May:
Baltimore. Md: Quadrenniai Conference
Of the NJ. l.. Church, South. Rate Of one
one fare for the round trip. tickets OH sal"
May Znd~5th.' with final limit May 3lst.
New Orleans. La: National Order Of
EIkS. Rae Of one fare for the round trip.
tickets eli sale May 1th-9th, with final limit
Of fifteen days. General Assembly Of the
Presbyterian Church Of the L.. $. Rate Of
one fare for the round trip. tickets on sale
May 1.tll-19th, with flnalIimit Of june 4th.
Norfolk, Va: southern Baptist AMI Auxil-
larry Conventions, Rate of one fare Tor the
round trip, tickets on sale May 2d-Gth, with
final limit Of fifteen days.
Charlotte. \. c.: Twentieth Of May cele-
hfation Of the MenklenburG Declaration Of
Indies Evidence. Rate of one fare for tft.
round trip. tickets on sale May 1Gtn-l9tlI.
and one cent per miie travelled from points
within Il radius oftwo hundred miles. tickets
Oh sale l6lh-i9th, with final limit May 231.
Reunion Confederate Veterans. Rate Of one
cent per mile travelled, tickets on sale May
l3th-l9th with final limit May 23d. For fuil
information in reg@.u to these rates call on
or&ddre-s any agent Of the Seaboard Air Line
or write to T. ]. ANDERSON.
Gen. Pass. Agent, Portsmouth. Va.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28
Rock That Change. Colorx.

"While doing some work up IN
Eastern Kentucky and Southwestern
Virginia about nine years ago | saw Il
remarkable natural wonler,' said a.
old civil engineer.
You have, Of course. seen The
chameleon. that wonderful litile lizard
whose color changes as do the views
III a Kaleidoscope, but I doubt il you
ever saw q large limestone rock that
exhibited IN infinite variety Of differ
ent colors with the coming q every
neH season. S1ch 3 curiosity /
viewed in the Kentucky Noantains.
and / have never been able to satjstac-
torily e~Hplain The phenomenon.
-. first noticed tie piRkish-ioohing
limestone ro>k while surveying . pro
posed railroad liae almost or top q
the mountain near Cumberland Gap,
aad asked one OF the men from the
Virginia side what caused the rock 70
have such an unusual color. he said
IN hunting he had seen the rock gel
loEish, blue. brown. almost Black. =
dark red. nearly white and pink. lie
said he didn know what caused tie
rock to change It's color, but his fatLeF,
an old woodSman. n&d attributed it to
the changes OF the weather. / was IL
the neichborhool about three weeks.
one morning, about a week after /
had first noticed the stone. ani ins-
after a hard rain. I went 10 looE al i
again, and found il vas a dark brown.
The next time ! saw the wonder ~
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28

Careful measurements prove that
The average curvature Of the earth is
G.9a inches to the statnte mile.
The soil OF Hawaii i Of a dark
chocolate or reddish brown. and the
darker u best adapted to growing
coffee.
From the 40 pounds OF gas tar ex-
tractel IN coking a ton OF coal over
5000 distinct shades OF aniline dye
are made.
II we moved our legs proportion
atel,y rs fast a al aunt. It is calcu-
lated We could travel nearly 500 miles.
an hour.
\ notable event in municipal enei-
neering IS the operation Of an electric
light plant IT Snorediteh, London. IL
when the steam i generated hr the
combustion OF city refuse.
Atwenty-years' record shows about
4 fourth OF the days a, Greenwich
observatory to be sunless. while only
fourteen per cent. Of the lays from
Nay To. September have ten hours o.
sunshine.
\ Paris florist after many expert
mcnts Is able to grow ~chrvSanthe-
NUNS with the oder IF the rose. sun
flowers with the perfume q the jas
mine. and Gala lilies with the scent
OF the violet.
Only the best Of London fire en-
gines can pump 300 gallons a minute.
g H.
in towns like Liverpool and Manches-
ter are equal tc l5ea ald 1890 gal
Ions q minute.
\ Dutch chemist in Java claims 70
have discovered a process by vhica
starch may be converted III sugar at
half the present COST Of sugar. The
two substances are composed OF the
same chemical elements.
Nucli trouble has been experienced
this winter by electric light compa-
MES owing TO ''freezing up" Of their
lamps IN sleet storms. The sleet set
ties on the upper carbon and freezes
as II trickles down till the arc is
broken.
Our senses do not fall asleep sinful
taneously. The eyelids are first af-
fected. and shut out sight: next fol
| lows the sense Of taste. then smelling,
hearing, end touch. the last name.
being t1e liShtest sleeper and TIE
most easily aroused.
According to s. German publication.
q chemist ofthat country hes prepared
a fluid that has the power when IN.
iected into the tissues Of q plant. meas
its roots. Of anesthetlcizing the plant
not destroying it. but temporarily
suspending It's vitality.
Mathematical calculations Show tha
an iron ship weighs tWcuty-seyen PEI
cent. less than a wooden one, ANA vii
carry 10 tons OF cargo for every iot
tons carried by a wooden snip OF tbs
same dimensions, and bo.l loaded 4
the same draught Of water.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28

Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without x. Caacarets, Candy CathaI-
TIE clean you: blood and keep u clean, -
stirring Lr the lay tivcr and driving az m
purttIes from the hodr. Began to-day to
banish pIHItcs. boIl., p,o;chcs. blachAcada,
and tFat s.ck!F blIcU> complexion ~ taxing
Cascsrets,-,"au'v to- ten cents. All drrg
sls'., satisfaction guaranteed, 1Oc, pc, DUO.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28

Tssc Laxat sc Brnm3 Quin n Tabiet,. Al
Araygiste refund money ii itfaIist9c1r 1e,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28

chew Star TobIcco Th3 Be3-
Smoke Slcdgc Cigarettes.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28
Donf Tobacco Spit end Smoke Your life inay.

Til" wrpthrr n"eer cet- cold esc9slch % nip
tho society t7Ii.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28

President Mckinney prefers pla sing a wait
lnE game, but does not SaN how long h wants
To wait.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28

kcntnchE reports another unfortunate
atialr ~ which II woman Was shot III the
frar3~,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28

F., The Kansas CITY journal wrote of the b.
ginning Of the End before W" had reached
the end Of the beginning,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28

rn-ician that can play all kinds Of in
~trIrIcnts ttAts the band.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28
How Are You
This Spring
IIIrV. I'I JTI~
an | get rested
Tortured with ho.ls. humors2

Tortured with ho.ls. humors2
That i not strange. Impurities have
been accumuiatinc in your blood iurin.,
winter and il has become Impoverished.
This is The experience y most peopl,.
Therefore they take Hoods ~sar~aqariua
to purify their blood in spring.
Ny !at.sater was run down ana stroll
while N school. and l have been giving
her Hood sarsaIariIlia, which has pun
het her blood and htiilt her ". and suc :
now getting vel and strong. IAave taken
Hoods S~arsaaarilia myself with exeal IL
results, aud whenever We lave any little
ailnept We resor; Is this modicine. 1t
keeps ne in good health and good spjris
and make me focl Younger. My husband
has oeen taking Hood pins AMI saws H.
never found any he ikea n well. Mn.
JENNIE PFAa1o RAJ, A. Warren stree
New York. \. Y. Rrr4Tt4~
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28
To Cure a Cold in One Day.

Art /. lonc rk"n drawn out through Il
hJuetc@COI".
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28

\ v"!nai raves over her new bonnet an
brT husband raves over the bill for it,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28

IT seems strnnge that tie product = tAo
-li't should maze men - NOISY,
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28

The ifthy IN The cradI. evidently think
this II a pretty rocky OH wo"4i.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28

Nre. Ninslon'sS soothing syrup for children
frtftliug, %SnftcHe tee am reducing inhama-
fnH.aIla! , faIn,cuIee wind c4.ic, DC. q b1L.e.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28
NO TO- i.lc FOR Fifty Cent?.

\ h~"aIliI" reads. spain Looks for War.
Wei. rai.'t She find 1t?
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28

:" surc Constipation Toreye..
ks ItaedtctS taadI C!iH2rtic. lOc e. "N.
. = ~. Idil TO cure, druEn IstS refund L.Uucy.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28

'sh'' +"eic"d tobacco naD't cure. m1nts veal
1fh 81 @G.s, b.o0a pure SIC. g. AN druggists.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28

Ihr Cuban junta .'"m- DISPOSED 10 pia,
e 2rk o The North o. American soil.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28
EcaulX [. EiO.a Deep.

The human sponge l. ayerse n taxing
Bairr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28

tae Republican. Scronton. Pc

From tse Republican. Scrcnsos. Pennd.
ne primary cause Of dyspepsia is lack OF
vitality; the absence OF nerve force; the loss
O. the iIfe-sustaining clements Of the blood.
20 organ can properly perform Its fuac-
ton when the source o. nutriment fails
when the stomach l. robbed OF thenourish-
ren. demanded by nature. assimilation
ceasas. unnatureI gases are generated; the
entire system responds q the discord-
\ practical illustration OF tho vmp.oms
aud torture Of dyspepsia is furnished Nv
he case Of Joseph T. Vandyke, 40 Hickory
St. SctGrtcps Pa.
II telling h.5 -cryt Mr.. TaSd5ke saws:
Five years ago ~aS eNtc.sd with a
troatlo Of the stomach. 4Ases
which was very acgrayat-
Ing. / had Eo appetite, M1~
could not enjoy myself ut /3iVHN ~
a3E time, and especialvflk1NN
WIS the trouble NO.
w1e2 woke In tha morn ~A
i-c. Iti3 nct know what ~'P
ire ~cilrnent Was. but It be-
came steadily worse and
was in constant misery.
4 called il my family
| physician, and be dag
nosed the case as catarrh -
Of the stomach. He pre- N\MM
sarihet for ne and 7 had 9848
- AA~<&@ ~ Az ~
took nearly all OF the medicine, but stli.
thetrouble became worse, and l felt that
n condition @as hopeless. Itced several
remedies recommended by my friends but
without benefit. After had been suffering
! several months, hoina Campbell. also u
| resident d this city, urged me TO try Dr..
! Williams Pink Pills for Pale People.
he finally persuaded re 10 buy a box
aud | began u use the pills according to
| directions. Before | had taken the second
box 1 began II Ieel relieved, and after tax
ing & few more boxes. I considered myself
restored to health. Til pills gave me new
life, strength. ambition and happiness"
IL. NiIliam8 Pink Pills cure dyspepsia
by restoring 70 the blood the requisite con-
stituents OF life, rv renewing the nerve
force and enabling the stomach to prompt
i and properly assimiiate the food. These
pills arr a specific for all diseases having
their oTigination in impoverished blood or
disordcrel nerves. They contain every
element requisite TO general nutrition. t.
restore strength to the weak, good health
TO the 3iiipr.
Orange County observer. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1880-1918, 1898-04-28

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