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CHIEF ENGINEER INCH DEAD.
His Remains Will BE Brought Here
for Rurial

SARATOGA, n. Y, October 19-Chief
Engineer Philip Inch, L. S. N, retired, has
died of neuralgia of the heart. He was
siXty-two years ol& The remains. accom-
panied by his wife, son and daughter. have
been taken to Washington, where a naval
funeral will be held
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Successor to Baron Won BueIow.

BERLIN, October 19.-The North German
Gazette says Baron Won Rotenham, the
German minister to Sweden, has bean chos
en- to represent Germany at the Vatican
in succession to Baron Won Buelow, who
was recalled.
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TWO YACHTS IN DISTRESS.
Sighted by the Sound Steamer Rose.
dale in Yesterday Gale.

SOUTH NORWALk, Conn, October 10
A steam yacht was sighted off Norwalk
last night, evidently in distress. The up
per rigging, smokestack and masts were
gone. Twelve men We're counted aboard.
Later the yacht disappeared. Still later
the bridgeport sound steamer Rosedale put
in at Wilson Point and reported that the
yacht was the steam yacht Sappho Of New
York. The Rosedale also reported that
Fleischman's yacht another New York YES
sci, was laboring in heavy storm.
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fort will be made to block action upon 1t
by a resolution to take from the calendar,
where it is now, and pass a resolution in
troduced early in the sessions which moves
that the subject of a canon of marriage
and divorce be referred to the deputies
committee on canons, to consider and re-
port at the next general convention II the
resolution to remove the other from the
calendar passes by the necessary two
thirds vote it will almost conclusively show
that the deputies will pass the resolution
to refer the subject and that they are not
willing now leriSlafn
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TO the granting of the petition, although
there are precedents for favorable action.
by concordat or agreement made by the
American Episcopal with the churches in
Haiti the latter were permitted to have
a national church, distinct and separate
from American control, and the same ac-
tion was taken with regard to Mexico al
though it was rescinded later.
Brazilian Field.
With regard to Brazil. the majority held
that the churches are not yet ripe or strong
enough to stand alone. and Bishop Nc
Laren of Chicago offered a resolution that
a missionary bishop be sent there and that
Brazil remain missionary Jurisdiction un-
I'll her right to autonomy was more clearly
established. This was opposed by q few
who wanted a bishop elected as for Epis-
cOpal churches in a foreign country: that
Is 10 say, an American clergyman conse-
Grated and sent there. After long debate
it was decided to refer two propositions to
a committee composed of the bishops of
Kentucky, Chicago, West Virginia and
Maryland and the coadjutor bishop of
Rhode Island. They are to consider and
report upon, first, the propriety of electing
a bishop as for a church in a foreign coun-
try; and second the advisability of electiny
foreign missionary bishop and sending
him to Brazil resolution commencing
the Church Students Missionary Associa-
tion was passed.
Tomorrow the nominations of bishnns to
lhe several vacant missionary Jurisdictions
Will be made by the bishops and the names
Will then be sent to the deputies for cleo
tlon. Nomination usually means election
although 1t is within the power of TIE dep
uties to reject a domination and ask for a
new name Instances of this kind have oc-
Cured.
bishop Coieman's Anniversary.
Bishop Coleman of Delaware Yesterday
celebrated the tenth anniversary of his
conservation as a bishop, the event falling
upon st. Luke's day. The bishop was the
Celebrant at holy communion In ST. Paurs
Church in the mornii e, and in the evening
he entertained Rev. DIR. Alfred Harding of
st. Paul's and the clerical and Law delegates
Continued on Third Page)
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COadjutor Bishop Of Alabama.

is: too. possibility that the opposition to
Bishop Potter has weakened, and will vote
to concur in any action that the deputies
may propose.
One thing is certain: it is that the bishops
will not reconsider their action in rejecting
all canons offered in their house up to the
present time. In fact, two-thirds vote to
reconsider any of the various propositions
could not be marShaled.
so far as the bishops are concerned"
said Bishop Potter to The Star today, the
subject is as dead Julius Caesar
L don't see how the bishops could take
up the mater again of their own volition,"
said Bishop DCGne. "Of course, if tho dep
utleS report canon to could Ccncur
easily if it is the canon we want and if
not, non-concurrenCe would end all argu-
ments at this convention"
The deputies want canon. OF that there
IS TO doubt, but the house of bishops may
dc feat any legislation they propose. because
the bishops seem solidly and almost per
manently divided on the question.
Action Yesterday Afternoon.
AT the afternoon session of the house of
bishops yesterday afternoon canon was
passed prohibiting the election of a rector
to a vacant parish within thirty days after
nomination and notice to the bishop of the
diocese unless the bishop grants permission
for it TO occur sooner. If the bishop with
holds consent during the thirty days the
election can proceed without 1t after the
expiration of the term.
The petition from the Episcopal churches
in Brazil proposing that bishop be conse-
Grated for them, and that they be allowed
to sever their connection with the Ameri-
can church and to establish a national. au-
tOnomOus episcOpate of their own was un-
der consideration There are twelve church.
es in Brazil which acknowledge the dOmina-
ton of the American church. Their rectors
are either Americans ordained by the bishop
Of Virginia, who has been charged with the
duty of overseeing the churches natives
ordained by the English bishop of Falk-
land Islands, who has the oversight of all
English churches in South America, al
though he attempts no control over the Bra
lillian parishes.
They also declined to accept a cesson of
sovereignty to the United States, for i'll
that case Spain would claim that such d
cessiOn by its own force would impose the
obligation for that debt.
1t is confidently believed that in refusing
to accept a cessiOn Of sovereignty the Amer
ican commissioners are acting upon their
announcement TO the world in the interVen-
ton resolutions disclaiming any intention
to exercise sovereignty or authority over
Cuba, except for pacifcation, and then 10
leave the island to the control of it's peo-
pie, and its people to the assumption of its
obligations.
There was opposition among the bishops
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The FrQbabiIity.

1t is probable that such obstructive action
will be fruitless, and that a canon will be
presented to the bishops for concurrence.
Another difficulty rises here. If the canon
is very much like the Potter canon, there is
a likelihood that the Doane party may be
able to prevent concurrence although there
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Joined. The names cover several pages
The letter is bound in handsome morocco
with the inscription in letters OF gold ITO
the President of the United States from the
House Of Bishops" across the face of the
binding.
Bishop Satterlee will present it to the
President as soon as he has the oppor-
tunIty.
Shanghai Boundaries.
The house of bishops today defined the
boundaries of the missionary Jurisdiction
of Shanghai. These have never been care
fully outlined and there has been some con-
troversy as TO them with the Church of
England, whose Jurisdiction adjoins the
American district. The Rt. Rev Dr.
Graves is bishop of Shanghai and the
Yangtse valley.
The house amended title /. canon /. Sec
ton 3, so as to require "a years time in
stead Of SIX months to elapse before d can
uldite Tor priests orders can be specially
made deacon, and also defining the three
years usually required for probation as
academic, not calendar, years.
Article y, with the Foude-H Huntington
proEiSc- was passed, but in the latter the
"trd already was eliminated. and at the
end the clause 'or inisslouaTy districts
as added Articles II. VII and XII were
adopted in the same form they were re-
ported from the deputies.
AFuc.t y OF the present constitution
vas substituted for article III by the com
mittee on conference, to which the uues-
ucn was referred. This afternoon the
bishops will receive the report of the com
mittee on nomination Of missionary b:sh-
CIs.
The question of new canon of marriage
and divorce is not settled. it was learn1 d
from reliable sources today.
The committee on canOns of the mousse Of
deputies has several proposals for canons
q ff1..r
1t IS believed that when the deputies come
u take UP the joint commissions report on
canons the committee VIII either greatly
amend and try To pass the original Doane
canon, which was defeated by the bishops
or submit an entirely new proposition.
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what the Canon Will Provide

In either event, it is very certain that the
amended canon or the new caEon will per-
NIT the remarriage of the innocent party
TO a divorce on the ground Of adultery
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THE EVENING STAR.

New York Office, 49 Potter Building.
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n.,fne.s Cansst DO Cared.

,,v ,oc,, anplictions a. they cannot u, 1e'''n
y y 'G d seaspG portion ofths ear There t,. Is
%.y s 9s%s:: 'is
is ~ an Unframed lam hs ssSs'Iia + " i
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tsi kon out and this tube restored ed ..,,o ~,
normal condition, hearing W. ~ e ,r ,s' .';,.
q trf c,;, nine wS Si;s' !. '" nothing but in
9" ny, ny condition Of the mucous surface;
na We viii give One Hundred Dollars ~
200. ~ Deafness (cansel by cata'r n
s sSst e cannot is cured by Halls f fam
o"' ~ J. CHENEY g. CO., Toledo, Y.
Sold by Druggist, 75c. -.
lIalps FamilysPills are the BEST
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Col. j. II. nlcKowe't,
r, Z. ddrOc0fc:

=. Il. AdrOcafc:
Colonel John McKowen ofc"pr"' 1ta''
10 IN q visit to relatives in this country
~, McKovep was one of the most scclc-
,,..+oa scouts who served in tho Conio"'
cr;,cy during the lalo war Wa'e" tho VA,
closed Col. nlcKcwcu vert to Europe anu
sott,.a mon tho Island os Capri, II" III"
charming bay Of Napl,s, spot famous
.,,ony travellers as. the most bea"t'lul
no,,;nn Of the earth. Possessed Of l'oer".
sauratiou, broad and cultured min" an"
;, suavity Of manner, peculiar to sontne'"
gentlemen oftho old school, Col. Mckowe"
has ,noxperod in his new home an" MS rs
surrounded himself with oil the comforts
,,d Injuries which cultured ln'c'lec. y.
,o,,,a desire. A native ].ouisia,'i'n liz st'''
4 .,,.r;s>,s the kindlicst feelings ior ha'
,.,,o ,,1 is here now with tho object II
Jew Of erecting q uonumenti" his nat'v'
>ovn Of Jackson, 20 pcrpetuate the h0"'
o,v Of the gallant regiment which i
, ! com,napde, with such distinction;
y hi.to,ysof the adventures OF this dasha NJ
rccims,slt would read Ikea romance. Az
tic Advocate expresses tho hope tl'at 70
McKowen will find the leisure to VII
.nch !. hook in order that pest"r'ty I'LL
rrow Of the heroism Of the men VINO
J. Tended their homes lin the brave W
~ Of old" -:
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NEW HOPE ITEMS.

Messrs j. +. Griffin and 4. L.. Fleming
Of ,,ockport, are expected hemc in y IL"
days.
NJ, Fenry Wicker Of Laurel Hill, spent
several DAVIS this week in Slaughter
Miss Sophroni; Spillman accompanied
,y l. d. wil,lbloo"l attended Sunday Sc"'o'
at Concord Sunday evening,
Miss Hattie Thon.A is now "ak'"g ber
homo with Mrs. DR.. Wall, Jr, "fSla"ghter'
Mr.. Frank PEBBLES Of Laurel Hin v's'te"
Lindsay several days last week.
Inward Thoa.s went to Jackson one
day last wrek
WynansPetty Of Popular Springs, W.
in alls neighborhood, Monday evening
Mrs. ko.n Ogden and little nephew
!. Cecil Ogden, went to Bayou sara '""'
u Saturday.
Willie Watson went to Bay"" Sara
y Monday.
~ Mr.. Robert Cooley of Pie Conpee Parish
y former resident of Roxie Miss, visited
'N ru,,,;vcs and friends here last week.
Jet Mrs. 6. y. Spillman is still vory Ill. We
- hone she will soon recover.
II" Miss sal,,e Fleming spent Monday viii
Mrs, Laura Palmer.
re- Mr.. and N. A. Thoms spent several oa'
for this week with his parent. Mr.. and Mr.
mi A. y. Thems.
'cs. Mr.. md Mrs. John Campbell Jr, spel
ana Sunday evening with her parents Ar. al
''"- Mrs, S. G. Smith.
For Miss Lou White is visiting her brotnf
Nr. James White, OF Zachary who
quite sick.
KING II, N. spi,lman Esq went to Bay
w. Sara, Wednesday.
- Miss Emma Thoms after spending se'
Al weeks Ni}l relatives and ir'o"us II
Ban ,<,.o. ,.t,y,e1 homo last Wednes,l
t. OF ::
IT, he Mrs. II. y. Da'io" u"' '' wv
/, has bnt IL now nl''c'' "'t0' ",
,,,to, will soon 10 restored to health again
dxuie Hrs Sam Willblool and little
bring Waller. are spending willie with
Past n.r.nts Mr., aud Mrs. W. z. Smith.
wning :, ,;,.. y.hom. a
N as a "e'"' '''':. -. ~ ,.amnl
1dross! ssh"'s ~ ga" :'..,...hom,
"s0 " Daisy
luu It's
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Temperance Lecture

Mrs. Haughton, lecturer of tho Na''"".
!, W, c. Il. U. addressed a ""a'. "a, '""' ,Ss
at pytnan Hall, Wednesday might, o" !; i"e
"',,,;ast of nor work. Mrs. HauS"to" IS
' n,r,siur speaker and presented her
tna.,,hts IN a clear and forcible manner
s ssyar,l persons signed the pledge: :,
She lecturcd on Thursday night AZ ''s
Methodist Church bayou Sara. :, &c.
At She also gavo talk to the p" Ill ''s It.
rranci.ville Graded schos, at 2:Sv p, ~ ~,
Thursday. She left Friday " ,a.,'r. :" =:
! train to fiji an engagement 70 lec'",s g., :.
Wilson, Tia. While here sho Mas '" '..,
,;,.cd At the R.ctory, and receive" WV
i era interested in W. z. T.u. work
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When You Have a lsad C"'d'


You want the best medicine that can ~
obtained, and that is Chamberlain oo's"
Remedy. I'm ,,o+ o,,v
iva quick relief but effect " 1'e'""''e'"
cure. :, ., ,,,..
,,nrn an, keep expectorati"" easy
you want rcn's''y that will '""''''''''
,uv tendency toward pneumonia
! Won want a remedy that is p'eaS""' WI"
! safe, to take. .,,,,.
t:hamberlaiMs CdnSh Eecfh'e:;; - ! nc ''1'
madeleine III use that meets all VI '"''' ~
,uirements. This remedy ~ ''''''' ~, ~
;ts cnrcs ofb,a colds thro"gn""t '"' Wv
te1 States and i'll many f're'g" co""'''',
# has many rivals, but fer the spe0''s a.. ~,
,,.rn,u,nt cure of had colds, stands VIII
n,t !, v.,r and its splendid qualities ~
everywhere admired aud pr''se" =
sale by l.. T.. Ailbs'a1'o'
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,AniEs, SOCIAL CLUB.

yha Misses Ellis cnterDh'fe" "oS''''
viii, IN observation patty. The test WAS
- ,,l: at !, table ". which were place",a
large n,sr:,',r sf various articles ''' 'ne ::
minute. then to ennmerate those seen' on y.
,,,.r in three minutes. Miss Mamie
Montgomery ''saw'' the most, anu was &c,
wa,,ou by disl, for olives. car's any
r.f,.,,u,uts completed the evening"
Miss o. Pillct cntcrtains the s''''
Saturday next.
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QUARTERLY CONFERENCE.

1hearst quarterly conference OF INC M
l. Church South, Bayou Sara circuit 'o'
l@ will he held in the church at Bayou
Mra on Saturday and Sunday, the 9th aO"
9th dfFsbruary. Preaching at IL, a. III
sAsthdays. On Sunday, -sacramsntal set
flce ter,tls 4eg,1]ar service. Rev. w. /
White preacher iu charge; Row. T. "
aachG, pres Aling.eldcr.
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What is
SCOTS
Emulsion.

L /. : strengthening too 9 J, ane
.,.,;r. ,.markabIe ia its fksH-foffnt
~. ."1>' ,,oaxrtie,. II contains COD
". AZ emuli;fied Of partially
1:a..t.d. combined with the vel
Ino,n al highly pri.ed h, 4
a aho..h;t<, of Lime and Soda. &. g.
lit their poteaey Is naatsffany
}neneased.
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.EyervbeAy Says 80.

e.,earets Candy Cathartic, the mo ON
,r.rderial medical discovery of the age;
eltasant anil refreshing t" the taste' ao or
is,Ally and positively OIL kidneys, . W.,
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,dspel COLTS, euro lea'tache, fever MAJ, M"u.
aual constipation and biliousnoss. f'eI 30
.Hy aud try box OF G. Z. Z. to-"aS' w. ~,
= Accents. SolA and guaranteed 10 'u'0
WALL druggists.
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A Great Book Free!

When DIR. E.v. Pierce Of iSufi;'l" \. y
,uhlisl,cd the first edition of his great
work The Peoples Common Sense Meu-
80, Advice, hcannounce4l that after '6os'-
Nm comics had been sold at the regular
orire .sl:5oper copy the profit on which
rxncu,lel in producing it, he would a'''
tr;hutc the next half million free. As TINS
number Of copies has already been so'" a ~
Is now airing array absolutely .fiee' 'W'~"
comics o. this most complete interesting
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ever puhlisl,ea--the recipient only "e'"s
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tw.nty-,nc (2Dolc-cent stamps I" COW
a. cost of mailing only and the '""N
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v,.,1;co} library. .c.ap!c.c 'in.e''e s"'""o
Co,t,;us 1908 pages, pr"fasc'y i'l"s'r"'
,a Tho free Edition is precisely the same
-. that sold at 81 80 except only that w
hooks arc in strong ,"a"il'" paper e"Se
;,>s .,on q, cloth. Spn,l &vw hs!"ro al "''
given away.
- .,,"n.s mem at tho Rosenthal resi- enc
;ast Friday night Tho ladies' OF tho ~, M" III
i ;;H thc;r lest in making every one nave
, nlcasait time.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-02-05

When sci, neutrality-suspicious. ai''4, fake
Chambsrlain's Cough Remedy. 1t Away:
gives prompt relief. 1t is most 'eScsll'h'
for colds, too ~ it aids approximations Re.
,ieyes the lungs and prevents any:Ff.''e"cy
toward pneumonia. For ssle Wy d. l.
kilbonrne.
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Business Trallslts.

cal Y. D. Walsh WAS in town, Tuesday.
I r. Warcwas in town Wednesday.
7. Marks Of Port Hudson was IN town,
from Monday until Tuesday.
los, Stern and son Abe made y business
trip to St, Louis, last week.
Geo. Daier, the popular contractor anu
builder, is attn. i. Riddles intle sscoud
ward. this week, making some improve
,ucnts upon the latter's dwelling.
r.r. Corrigan took "the second" degree
as Il Knight Of Pytl'ias, Tuesday night
Mr.. Chas NSoGchee Of Wcodville was II
town Tuesd;gS.
J. rreyhan 'camc up "Wednesday to loo
after business interests here.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-02-05

T.. l,u,.k, as is his pleasant custom AN Al,
,,,,,,,, cutortained the directors OF the
x.uk If West F4liciana, ut dinner 0"
wednesday. This reunion ofthe b'"ke's
s,c;.1,v is always enjoyed, and usually
occurs on tho day when the directors e'e''
| their officers, but this year, the ""n'Se'-
.,.v Of the organization Of the bank WIS
,.,.c,cd Nv Dir. Buck, instead
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A gathering complimentary to MISS aas
Hattie Levy upon her departure, "cs"":
night, atthc stern residence. MISS Ie,!
ydas spent soms time here, and has mauc
many friends q was seen Ivy tho nnmo's
!, that came to hid allen. She left for Whl'e y
tstls, Wednesday morning, to visit De'
brother.
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Ayers cathartic Pills

have. nom the time of their
preparation, beens continuous
SUCCESS with the public. And?
mat means that Ayers P'1ls
accomplish what is PROMISED
for them: they cure wnef0
others fail. 1t was fitting.
therefore. that the Worldwide de
popularity Of these pills shou "a
be- recognized by the Worlds
Fair medal Of 1898 fact
which emphasizes the record
80 Years Of Cures:
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-02-05

Incidental to having Tho laatf"r" re-
pstwl from in frent of S. 4. Fmc''S' N'"'
.H.'r,mpe] the owner of tho property haS
Aud the banqactte between the poSs'omc'
anil yewsha,n's, put in excellent order
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Fifty. Years Ago.

Fifty Tears HS -
,,,,o1ours Imagine -hat thi. should oe
49, :, .c4 where. in eighteen ninety-three
rmt white woradssonder !" are" ANY,
rdome ....,.
a,.r> = the ra'r was the Prize con'e'1e"'
~ .,.,ss rills, by the world psefefred:
rh;c.xo-,ike, they record show
x;.er they sts,set-so years tEe'
~~y~~~cG~~~
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Ssigc and Mrs. Golsan entertained
apasty of four friends with six-handed
saasc q auchrs, Friday night. Those were
sAta buck, Misses Mamie and Bette
sontgomery and E. J. Buck. A delicious
1 We supper was also served.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-02-05

i u.,o.r is the happy Young '*.'''
VA ~. 10y, ,ah,xo arrival Gates s'" ":'.
{, l IT, ii, new. travelled ahead Of , M,
$ y, - -, Tuesday morning, he says anu
4 / ,ln,s,t ,r,,Isr<tnn1 now it "'":: a" Ut
= Z ''.' = and u.w. travelling fast.
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Tvu MiiljonN a Year.

When people buy, try, and buy again,
it means they're satisfied. The people Of
tb,. United States arc now buying Caesar
.ts Candy Cathartic 1T tho ratio OF two
million boxes year and i: will he three
million before New Year. 1t means
merit proved, that Ca>carets arc the most
delightful bowel regulator for everybody
,h.. year round. All dru ggists l0c, 2o'
SOC box, cnre guaranteed.
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TIM, i. tho way all I, dr" : Tnx Sf1!
yskoyE's TAsTELEsS- CHILL Lo Wy,
.rghilM and Malaria. 1t is SIMPLY, i'" ~ u
s,,l onin;ua in tasteless form. 'Csn'"se"
l.y.it. Adults prefer it'to bitter "''''
,sslins ronies. Price, SOC.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-02-05

n, x,edyi1l. roa!y seem" to bear the
, l .,n Tie Him Lasssitts ro'u is not near
ysobal.
The true Democrat. [volume] (Bayou Sara [La.]) 1892-1928, 1898-02-05

Weak Nerves indicate deficient p'o"'
Nervous people find rrliefhy purifying
and cnricl,ing their blood with l'o"" y
sarsaparill', the great nerve t"a'c'
Hon|'s Pills are the only pills to take
| w;tg, lloods sarsapali!la. Cure all l''er