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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-31

To-day's match at the Dyker Meadow Golf
Club. between George Low. the resident pro-
Club. will be at thirty-six holes. one half be-
ing played in the morning and eighteen holes
Deal. on last saturday, Wilson took a lead OF
| up. with WHICH advantage he will begin to-
day. Both made several rounds OF the Dykef
Mendow course Yesterday. playing with various
amateurs. and each showed hat he was in tho
best OF shape. A very interesting contest may
be expected. James Laing the Crescent A. @.
professional. will carry for Low.
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Baseball, Washington Park To-day, 4 r. NJ.
Drooklyn W. Cleveland. Adm, 26e and S0c,-Adv.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-08-31

The eighth annual tournament for the
championship OF Ireland. open TO all amateurs.
isunder way this week on tho Links OF the Port
marnock Club. Dublin. Until THIS year tho
championship has heen held on three greens
in turn. Portrush. Newcastle and Do!lymount,
but in the future the play will be alternately in
Ulster and Leinster The first contest, In 'a2.
was won by, Alcxander stuart, Of Edinburgh;
years he held the honors in the amateur
championship: W, h Taylor won in 0:I. 90
and last year while II. II. Hilton won in OF
Miss Mabel c. Gwynne took three points with
IL; % %i: Mrs. Arr hurJ CMmnock two points
point with 1000. 100. in the women's competi-
ton at the ApawamiS Golf Club on Tuesday.
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Frank J. Ryan. the messenger hoy who started
from New York to wheel to Washington with q
message arrived there Tuesday ten hours ahead of
his schedule. He made the ride i'll twenty six
hours.
This week tho mem hershlp figures of the L. A. W.
show slight gain.
A combination OF Canadian cycle makers with a
capital OF $4,000. 900 has been effected. There are
said 10 be at present four Arms in 10 with o com
bined capacity of 80. 900 cycles.
The Kings County Wheelmen will hold Q series of
events over the Club course at Hampstead two
weeks from Saturday. The events probably will be
hAlf.mils handicap. one mile open and . two mile
handicap.
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BAR HARBoR. Aug. Bottle ladies' handicap
golf tournament for the cup offered by Miss
Lucy Draper was begun yesterday on the
Keso Valley Club links and proved interesting,
r. q. Condor. who was one OF the winners OF
the mi xed foursome last week. played clever
golf. while Miss Hnkle, who was in the finals
OF the same tournament. fell of in her play to-
day and was beaten in the first round. Sum-
mary:
Mrs T. &. Condor. .. beat Miss seely, TO- cup and
to play: Miss McLanr. scratch. beat Mrs. Coz, s.
HnRls s anp; ny G. Bsrgnar ia' b "a, Miss KIM Kim.
ball y. up aud to play: Miss Hoy, =, beat Miss
Il. q. McI.sna, . up and 1 t. play
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JEFFERSON. Aug 30.-A team match between
women memb OF tho Waumbek Golf Club
was played here to-day. Miss Davis of the
Lakewood Colt Club and Miss ballet OF ST.
David's Golf Club were captains. and seven
mada up aach team. ScOre:
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Two-base hits-Kelley. DAILY.
Dahlon. Sacrifice hit-JenninRs. T
0'Brien, Fox; Ely and Fox; Di
Dahlen. Struck out-By Chesbro.
bAlls-Off Chesbro, r: OH Kennedy
Jones. Dahleu. Passed balls-So
-daffnsy and Latham, Attendau
. hours and minutes.
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BALTIMORE. Aug. 30-Charles Miller Of Chi
cago last night defeated Henry Smith OF this
city in atwenty.fve mile moter,paeed race at
that smith was riding in distress. His face
was drawn, and he was trsined too fine.
A. ths t6rt OF tne pistol took hS
mile Miller had made IN the gap and started
to gain from this time. On the seventh Smith
hnlf a lap. Smith again lost his pace In the
ninth mile ana fell another lap behind. Miller
Smith then seemed to strike second wind. and
from his time to the end he, prevented
Miller from increasing the lead Miller's time
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1899-11-04

in When they had shut the door and
brushed the snow from Mr. Reade's face,
one OF them uttered an exclamation and
what is it7'' asked her companions
'Iti" she repeated, with accents of great
bitterness II IS my nuSD1Ild-
She had not seen him for many years
compatibility. and they had separated BY
mutual consent. that with the exception
e1 neg sFrea5 bett r Reade had f pro
vided for his Wife's maintenance through
husband renittances. No coTununica ton
had taken place betweent them, save for
by one party and the taking it away by
It needs no shrewd guessing, of course,
to arrive at the conclusion that Mrs.
Reade. like her husband was gifted with
a stubborn will Neither had been able
lived Where he Knew not and al the time
of the blizzard was visiting a friend. be-
ing storm bound in the house against
which her husband stumbled.
When the first shock of discovery was
TO the task Of restoring the vvavfarer to
consciousness and II came about. there
fore. that when he opened his eyes he
saw his wife bending solicitousIy over
hand aud held 1t hard, looking wonder
Whers am T. Emmas?!.'' he asked. land
what does it all mean?'
She told him briefly. making no move
meantime to withdraw her hand. His
clasp renewed so many sweet memories,
the hopes Of former years. Mr.. Reade
closed his eyes and was silent for min
ute or more. Then he looked again at his
wife and said:
Emma, I don't think I'm superstitiotls
but It does seem TO me that this blizzard
has brought US together for a. purpose
I've had a lonesome. unhappy time of it,
Emma Shall We try it AGAIN.
Thereupou the Obstinacy that was in
her gave way TO her wOmanly nature and
sinking upon her knees she folded her
husband in her arms and laid her face
weeping. upon his breast They remained
some time thus, Mr. Reade stroking her
hair gently. He was recovering rapidly
from the exhaustion of his struggle with
the storm. Presently he sat up, and still
holding his Wife's hand. remarked.
1T takes some of a long time to
learn our lessons. my dear. I think this
blizzard has taught me hereafter to have
some respect for other peoples ideas If
there's a telephone in this house d like
TO call up the Office and tell Chadwick to
accept the terms Of a man named Hender-
son. with whom I've had some negotia-
TONS
There was no telephone in the house
but the Henderson matter was satfsfac-
tory adjusted later by mutual concessions
and. what is more Importance Mr. and
Mrs Reade reorganIzed their household
upon the basis Of mutual concessions and
abiding respect for one anOther-s opinion
Thus far nothing has occurred to disturb
their compact or suggest anything but its
permanent success
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JUST FOR FUN.
TFrom the Chicago News.1
IL - - =

TF'rom the Chicago News.1
THE LOST TRAIL
Dixon-I suppose the streets Will be
dirtier than ever this winter.
HixOn-Why do you think SOP
DixOn-Rainy-d skirts are not des-
tined to make a clean sweep.
THOSE LOVING GIRLS.
Maude-Do you know that people are
actually beginning to call me an old
maid?
Clara-Oh. they've been doing that
for years, but I suppose you are just
beginning to hear them.
AMONG THE BREAKERS.
Long-Fanily troubles. Ell? What
rock did your domestic ship split on?
Short-It was the absence Of rocks
that caused the split
AN EXPLANATION
DoctOr-Did your teeth chatter when
you had the chill?
Patent-No; they were on the table.
FEMININE CHARITY.
Jack-What a splendid color Miss De
Eila-She has indeed; wish I knew
the name of the brand she uses.
AS IT SHOULD BE.
Mrs. Neighbors-RIt isn't your son
rather young to join the army?
Mrs. Mcia prOp-Wen. he is very
young, but tren, you see, he is only go
ing to join the infantry.
WANING OF THE HONEYMOON
The Groom hope. dear, that you
don't object TO my smoking
The Bride-C-certainly Motif y-you
don't object ito my being s-sick-
1t viii not be a surprise to any who are
at all familiar with the good qualities
of Cham berlain's Cough Remedy to know
that people everywhere take pleasure in
relating their experience in The use of
that splendid medicine and in telling of
the benefit they have received from it of
bad colds II has cured of threatened at
tacks OF pneumonia 1t has averted and
OF the children il has saved from attacks
OF Group and W1ooping cough. 1t is a
grand good medicine For sale by all
druggists
The Northwestern National Insur-
ance company is represented in Topeka
by the Nellis Insurance Agency and
they are writing insurance at the low
est rates.
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FOR sALE-REA1 ESTATE
FOR SALE.
BY THE HOME LAND & LOAN CO.

SMALL TRACTS.
Il acres mile north of reform school
fine fruit land, all under good state OF
cultivation, just the place for raising
poultry and fruit. Price only $50 per acre
10 acres of choice land in Waverly Place
just west of Washburn college One Of
the most delightful building sights ad-
joining Topeka A beautiful location with
in two blocks of fine school and only one
block to Congregational church About s
acres in fruit consisting Of pears, peaches
plumS. apples and cherries. All well fenc-
ed. VIII sell this entire tract for $1,000
cash Will divide it into two acre
tracts at $500 each The adjoining 10 acres
can be bought for less than $500. II you
want a snap in a nice suburban home
where you can raise fruit and poultry,
this is your opportunity. Call at once at
HOME LAND & LOAN CO.,
7Q4 Kansas avenue.
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FOR RENT-Southwes corner 5th and
Madison. furnished rooms, heat, bath
and all conrenfences-
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FOR sALE-REA1 ESTATE.
FOR SALE
By W. c. STEPHENSON & co.

BY W. c. STEPHENSON & co.
2 lots. east front on jefferson ST.. large
room house, cellar, well and cistern,
cash. balance in monthly payments or will
exchange for large house on Monroe or
Madison st. and pay cash difference
lots and on Harrison St. s room house,
steam peat Ra5 a. sever sew e2 21 me
ance in monthly payments. Why not pay
your rental money on home This IS your
BE- lots on Fillmore st. east front. nice
electric light. furnace heat. hot and cold
bath, water closet sewer connection. barn
ance in monthly payments if desired
room ho use On On Li9erty st; Tor the
lots on 4th street, east of tracks and
3 room cottage, well water and coal shed
and OUT buildings, 500; $50 cash, balance
) room house. east front on Jefferson
street. cellar, well and cistern, brick side
walks, all nice condition. S.150 800 cash,
balance in monthly payments; BARGAIN
room house. cellar, well and cistern
large barn, all in fine condition. on Jeff
erson. 81 $50: 800 cash. balance monthly
payments; d snap
6 room house, east front on. Polk s..
near the Huntoon pavement. nice shade,
city water, etc. SLIGO; $500 cash, balance
4 COED room house. North Topeka. $500
$50 cash, balance monthly payments. A
IL lots on Tyler between 9Th and It'll,
large two story z room residence. front
81 $50; 500 to $500 cash, balance monthly
80 W. c. STEPHENSON & co.
6o9 Kansas avenue (over Rigbys-)
FOR SALE
Splendid 5 room house, Z. lots on Taylor
owned by nonresident and must be sold;
come and see US at once about this
acre and room cottage Owner says
Coed s room house, barn and 2 lots.
known y, as W Pack RT9}PeTty on nm o y S9
eastern owner says sell for 1900
in North Topeka. ali in first-cIass condi-
ton and cash to exchange for south side
PAYNE & THOMPSON.
e27 Kansas avenue.
on Lincoln. I room cottage, ? lots. small
81 700. or viii trade for inside property.
Huntoon near Lincoln, rooms, IL lots,
Clay near 18th, room cottage, IL lots,
cfstern. etc. $1,000.
Morris ave, near 7th- lots, z rooms,
barn, cistern, east front. $500.
Grand ave, II cor lots rooms, barn,
Hancock St. near tn. 3 rooms. IL lots,
new roof. new paint. cellar. etc, $40.
Lafayette. near 18th rooms. ? lots, large
barn. well, nice shade' lloo, This
depot and is well worth the price.
Sr-e 81 - q =, 49, , ~ ~ y 2 iii
Just south Of H1ntoon St. rooms. IL
lots. entirely modern Houses quite large,
good repair 5000.
TOPEKA REALTY CO.. 5s4 Kan ave
H. MACFERRAN Mgr.
FARMS FOR SALE
100 acres creek bottom. good frame
house rooms, barn. orchard. miles
northwest. So 500.
$50 acres. 10 miles southeast we'll i'm
proved, only 81 per acre, viii take some
trade.
120 acres fine Kansas river bottom. good
Q room house; barn and orchard. miles
west of Topeka and 2 miles from Silver
Lake. $50 per acre
les, etc. with house OF rooms. good
larger farm
20 farms In Shawnee county for sale.
PAYNE & THOMPSON
81 Kansas avenue.
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WANTEp-FEMALE RELP.

WANTED-FEMAL HELP.
~--~-@-~---~-~-~---~--~-~-~~
WANTED Waist makers and skirt max
ers, Mrs. Mercer, Crosby Bros.
LADY CROCHETERs. embroiderers and
unnecessary; no expense. Send reply en-
velOpe for sample New York Embroidery
60, ~. ~ Fark row TOW, New YORK
LADY AGENTS for new hose supporter
admitting immediate removal Of hose
without detaching supporter Every lady
buys at sight Active agents make hand
some income. Sample pair CSC. Descrfp-
pany- q Jackson ST. Chicago
WANTED-Good girl for general house
Work with reference small house ran1l-
y o. we; no washing. 4 Tyler street
WANTED-Competent girl for general
houseworS; no washing. Mrs. c. Fl. Gull
Dor. 1015 Harrison.
WANTED-AGENT
collect small photos to be enlarged. The
cd that any man can do It. This is sal
airy and salary only. Address irnnedia tely
Manager, Dept 645, 1S4 Grand St, New
81 DAILY. SELLING specially soaps, Civ
ing customers double value in hand
some presents; exclusive territory; sam
pie free Lease Soap Co.. Cincinnati O.
AGENTS-s1GO monthly, metallic bread
boards. Sample free. G. c. FOrshee Co.,
Cincinnati, o.
AGENTS-s240 monthly selling improved
nicl<el-plated Brilliant gasnght burner;
fits kerosene lamps. beautiful gaslight,
without chimney Enterprise Mfg. CO.,
F. 1SS, Cincinnati, Ohio
AGENTS 90 per weekfor coming eight
weeks guaranteed. sample outfit free.
freight paid. credit given selling our hand
sOmely illustrated cut-price, easiest best
selling Christmas Books published Fer
gusOn Pub CO., 1131 Fifth St, Cincinnati
Ohio.
WANTED-AIen and women to sell "Lus-
tro." the modern securing soap, 81 per
week to hustlng. capable represents ttVes;
also expenses Send stamp for particu-
lars The LustrO Co, Chicago.
WANTED-Agents in every county to sell
Family Memorials good profits and
steady work Address. Campbell & Co..
COB Lowell St. Elgin, Ill
AGENTS WANTED to sell Life Of Ad-
miral Dewey. salary or commission; big
profits can be sold in cloth binding for
81 Sample copy by mail 12c. A P. Bishop,
Miami, Mo.
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The Northwestern National Insur-
ance company is represented in Topeka
BY the Nellis Insurance Agency and
they are writing insurance at the low
est rates.
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For RENT-RooMs

FOR RENT-HOOMEs
FOR RENT-Southwes corner 5th and
Madison. furnished rooms, heat, bath
and all cOnventences-
FOR sALE-M1sCELLANEoUa
FOR SAIE-Young horses, all purposes:
double harness and wagon Cash, time.
iustallments or work Barnes, state
house
good order, $50 cash, time, fnstallments
or work Barnes at state house.
FOR SALlChoice farm close in for
city residence Barnes, state house
FOR Sale
bed room suit, springs and mattress,
nut extension table hard coal basebur
ner. / cook stove, soft coal, 1 small soft
l set Haviland china A large lot of car
pets; lawn mower. % 1eet garden hose,
good horse and phaetOn will be sold very
cali at No. 12s Buchanan street
FOR s Alfred of all kinds. Hebb, 40
Kansas avenue. Tel H.
FOR sALE-Fresh COW. 1016 Lawrence St.
FOR sALE-Combination pool table. $50.
Square piano, $50 s21 East Sixth st.
FOR sALE-HousehoId goods at 1913
Kansas avenue.
FOR SALES new soft coal oak stoves.
various sizes cheap to put in heating
plant 1900 Harrison St
FOR SALE OR TRADE-OId established
81 90 a day hotel in good location; good
business. 5. 5. Nomemaker, Council
Grove. Kansas.
FOR SALE-Horse, harness and wagon,
so See Sam Bricken, 1l5 West 5th st
FOR SALE-Chickerfn piano at a bar
gain for cash 629 Jefferson St
FOR SALE new Navajo blankets. suit
able for polished floors ~ East 18th St
FOR sALE-A fine black driving mare.
six years old; weight LOO pounds. Ad-
dress Xxx, care Journal
FOR sALE-Good Durham mich COW.
11n West Third St
FOR SALE CHEAP-Upright piano and
combination pool table, 921 E 9Th St
FOR SALE CHEAP-HoteI furniture and
business Carpenter & Co, 500 Kan. ave
FOR sALE-607 Kansas ave, N, half
price; on time; must SELL
OvERCOATs CLEAN AND REPAIRED.
A Hirbour, lis W. St Tel. 152.
LOST AND FOUND
~~--~-O--~~~>~~~----0----
LosT--on day Of parade good lap robe.
Return for reward to L L. Nelson, sta
ton B.
LOST-Purse and papers; finder will
please return to II. C. Gilman, North
Topeka.
FoUND-Pair of .epaulets with letters NJ.
p, on red field. Information given at
this office.
FOUND-Where watches are cleaned for
75c: clocks Soc s1S Kansas ave. up
stairs.
OVERCOATS CLEAN AND REPAIRED.
A airbours lis W. St Tel 1872
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.
STRAYED OR STOLEN-From in front
of state printing office between s and
Il p m. Nov. 3. a dark sorrel horse. with
copper riveted halter: had white hind feet
no shoes. Leave Information in press room
state printing office and receive reward
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sTRAYED Or STOLEN.

STRAYED OR STOLEN-From in front
of state printing office between and
Il .. m. Nov. g. a dark sorrel horse. with
copper riveted halter: had white hind feet
no shoes. Leave Information in press room
state printing office and receive reward
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WANING OF THE HONEYMOON
The Groom hope dear, that you
don't object TO my smoking
The Bride-C-certainIy Motif won
don't object ito my being s-sick
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FOR SALE
BY THE HOME LAND & LOAN co.

BY THE HOME LAND & LOAN co.
A good s room house on va sth, close
in. rents for SIS per month WI sell for
81 45O.
A handsome place on Topeka ave, for
g 300.
2 fine houses on Tyler street near sth,
one at g $50 and the other at $3.50
House of 5 large rooms, bath. hot and
cold water. On Tyler near HuntoOn &, 80
On Tyler near 9Th. fine house Of rooms,
2 lots, fine shade and everything desirable
for s, 600.
on East sth close in. house of rooms;
and hall; IL lots, good barn. splendid
water. Only $500.
Only blocks from Kansas ave, house
Of large rooms, hall, bath and every
thing desira BILE, with 2i4 lots for $3.50.
A beautiful property in PotWfu room
house with every modern convenience.
hot and cold water. hot water heat Large
barn; east front on Greenwood ave, only
50 900.
We have one of the best corners in
Topeka, paved on both streets, within
blocks of the state house, fine location
with STA feet of ground front, $50 feet
deep; large house of rooms with bath,
city water, cistern and large barn Can
be sold for $500 the ground alone is
worth Sc, 600. Call on
HOME LAND & LOAN CO,
404 Kansas avenue.
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FRISCO WORK

W. ". GILLESPIE. Fresco Painter. De-
signs and estimates furnished on All
classes Of work INA West Fifteenth, To-
peka. Kan Refers to his work in State
Journal building
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Mrs. NeighbOrs-Rdt isn't your son
rather young to join the army2
Mrs. M1i2 prOp-Weu. he is very
young, bat tl-en, you see, he is only go
ing to join the infantry.
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STAMPS. SEALS AND STENCILS
~~~~-~1~e~-~~--~--~~- -----SS--~~--~-~~@-@-~---~-
THE J. C. DARLING CO. 734 KAN. Az
High Grade Rubber Stamps; prompt WORK
low price. Catalogue Frea- 'Phone ~
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THE LOST TRAIL
Dixon suppose the streets will be
dirtier than ever this winter.
HixOn-Why do you think SOP
DixOn-Rainy- day skirts are not des-
tined to make a clean sweep.
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THE TOPEKA REALTY CO,
534 Kansas ave, can sell your property.
Try them.
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ATToRNEYaAT-LAW.
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MILTON BROWN, lawyer. Practice IN all
state and federal courts Suite Al. CraW-
ford bldg. TopekS- Kan.
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WATCHES cleaned. &c: clocks. 5oe:
rnainsprings. z5c; crystals, 1oc- Cash
paid for old gold or silver All work guar
anteed. Old teWelry exchanged for new.
II hard up. see Uuele Sam. 512 Kan ave
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wANTED-AeENrs-

AGENTS-We will pay SS5 per month to
collect small photos to be enlarged. The
work is SO simple according TO our meth
cd that any man can DO it. This is sal
airy and salary only. Address Immediately
Manager, Dept. 645. 1S7 Grand St, New
York city.
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THE OFFICE OF the Capital City Vitrfaed
Brick and Paving Co. has been removes
10 lis West Eighth -
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THE u. c. rs. AT SAN ANTONIO.
They Were Royalty Entertained nnd
Arc DnlN l.rn [ q fuI

To the Editor of the Travelling Mems Page.
Waco Texas, April 26.--Surely we had a
royal time in San Antonio, and the hos
pitality OF the San Antonio people will
never be forgotten by those who visited
there during the Battle of Flowers and
the convention OF the grand council OF the
u 9. T. After the public buildings and
residences had been decked In holiday at
tre. nature washed the dust from her own
sweet flowers and from the entire city.
everything was fresh and beautiful for the
carnival. Nothing was left undone thai
could IN any manner add to the pleasure
OF the guests. The visiting ladies were
entertained with receptions. drives and
visits 10 the many interesting places about
lhe noted city, while the U. c. t. were
busy with the works Of the council. Roth
evenings pleasant dancing was INDUCED
In and elegant refreshments served ON
each occasion. The cake walk" was very
plsuse. ~
The negroes certainly understand their
work and fear some OF us who claim
10 b. "gcod dancers" would fan to take
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Invariable Cure of Dropsy.

A few weeks before our second child was
born, three years ago, my wife had local
dropsy very bad, We had two good doctors
with her but She was not relieved. Her mind
became affected and we sent her to the
asylum at Bolivar, Tenn. and at the end OF
four months we brought her home sound and
well; But last summer, just before our third
child was born, the dropsy again appeared
her G. F. p. and am glad to say the dropsv
disappeared and she is sound and well. and
has fine healthy boy baby.
d. u. MCNEIL, Jones, Tenn.
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Cure ofrrregnlar Menses.

feel that am under obligations to you
and feel II my duty to other suffering women.
to tell you what your wonderful remedy,
G. f, p. has done for me ! have suffered I'M
utterabls agony from irregular menses. and
Iute ooInbnSauSSn o OF taonn,ei pedfinSf 10
physicians who did me no material good.
Finally / was induced to try g. Il. P. and
after taking five bottles was entirely cured
think it IS the greatest remedy OF the kind on
earth and hope you win publish this SO that
other suffering women may be Induced TO use
II and be cured.
MRS. j. p. HALL, Sprlngyille, Ala