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Dress Trimmings.

From Paris comes word to use Buttons for dec
oration-use them freely-use the fancy ones in
metal in preference to any other. Ours are French
Buttons, so they must be right-silver, gilt and
combination effects-of all sizes and descriptions
Sc. to s..
Sample Silk Garnitures, in very elaborate flower
designs with lacy petals. No two alike-and
worth SLz5 to S2.25 each. Choice, % cents.
Heavy Corded Tafeta Silks for Pink. Flae
Lavender. Violet Cardinal Black
a 5
yard
Frnges, representing
43c. yard
Hercules Bralds, yard for l.inch
70
The Moiairs only wool prices
styles JET Elging, a yard.
MolGir Gunps TO a
basqus o
Tom Thumb FIngers-to shade-tOc
FloUr.W YES
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Umbrellas.

Don't ask us how manage to do this. Enough
that it is possible. There are $50 of the Umbrellas
some 26 and 28-inch for men and some for the
women. Good quality gloria covering, strongest
of steel rods and paragon frames and silver-trim-
med and natura-wood handles, with few Dres-
dens the womens; each with case and tassel.
No better L Umbrellas have been sold at $I.25
Choice, o8c.
only of $3.50 Umbrellas
handles a
Mems 2s and 2snch Pure SILK Umbrellas tight
with
a do (for our
five sell fcr they
First Floor,W West, Front.
Evening star., 1899-11-04
French Flannels.

What the French take up-tfats fashion. So
French Flannels are the fad And scarce-because
the fad came with rush. But not too fast to out
run our preparations. We've plenty of the best
qualities OF French Flannel The color you seek
here you'll fnd-the grade you want you'll find
here. And the prices aren't penny higher than
if everybody had full supply When we corner
market it is for the benefit of Our patrons.
These are the most-wanted shades and the hard
est to find: Golf Green, Electric Blue, Army Blue
Salmon, Pink. Hazel Gray, Dark Green, Navy
Blue and Black-strange Black isn't plenty. But
some stores live SO in the present they never look
ahead.
6oc. yard for any of these.
New Automobile Red with Golf Green spots
is a French Flannel novety-75c. yard
Second Floor. Wept. Elevators.
Evening star., 1899-11-04
DOneStiCS.

Cotton, the king sits a price throne 80 per
cent higher today than last season-or the first Of
this. For that reason old prices, little less,
are hailed with delight. The advance has not
reached to us yet-and We'll delay the day as long
as possible. More than that-we shall do some spe-
cial selling Monday.
Utica Mills, Pequot and Dwight Anchor are
three brands of Sheeting that well known to
you as your own names. There's another that
stands on a par with them-heavy round thread,
ga and bleached. That's the one that we shall put
special price on. There's only limited quantity
and we want as many as possible to have share
OF it, so we shall ask you not to take over ten
yards apiece. I6c. yard.
25c. a yard is very, VERY low for 27-inch All
Wool Eiderdown. Any color most
Outing Flannel is one of the family utilities !;
Light Pink, Light Blue, Cream and big variety
OF darker colorings make up 2,Ioo yards of Ioc.
and I21zc. qualities Choice S1ac. yard on Mon
day.
Second Floor, West Elevators
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First Floor. West.
Stationery.

Some things everybody wants and nobody seems
to have handy we've put into the Handy Box"
that you set in your desk drawer-and then you're
fixed
The Handy Box" contains
Of
hall OF wi
Of
o. Bands
labels,
i bo OF Labels
package Of small
i package OF Isrg rags.
l package "Menlng
Complete-7s cents.
o seal. Is the best Yourini
tial-15c.
Mark Twain's 'Puddn Wilson" You
know. then, what a
Thumb Album a fad
they can readch acter through thumb lines
The Album is 81 You ten worth OF fun
1t. Stationery
Floor West.
Evening star., 1899-11-04
English Rain Coats.

If you were over in London this summer you
saw the men wearing Tan Coat that shed rain like
a duck. Didn't look like Macintosh. Neither
was it. But Covert Cloth that had been chemi-
caly made waterproof No rubber, no odor, no
bunglesomeness If it turns fair, you've got Rag
Ian Top Coat, for all anybody knows
We've got those very same London-nade Rain
Goats. The English like the rambling fit of Rag
Ian, and that's how they've made these up-with
pockets in the coat and Sits get into your inside
pockets without unbuttoning
No matter if you don't like Macintosh, you
will like these Ours are the first here. SIS
Black Blue Mackntoshes, tight deep velvet
collar effect $500
FirstF Eest.
Evening star., 1899-11-04
Autograph HandkerChiefs.

Somebody has thought of new Handkerchief
decoration-fac simile Of your autograph embroid
cred in the initial corner.
Why wouldn't that make a novel Christmas
gift? We've had some samples made to show what
the effect is. Takes a little time to embroider
them, so don't wait until the last minute before
dering
We've selected two grades each Of Mems and
Women's Pure Linen Hemstitched Handkerchefs
and quote these prices for half dozens-incud-
ing the embroidering:
Mems, S2.25 and S3.25.
Women's, SI.75 and $500.
They'll tell you all about them at the Handker-
chief counter.
First Floor West.
Evening star., 1899-11-04
''Notions." "

The saving is only penny or two here and
there. But pennies make the dollars grow.
Book Black and Pns, assorted, of
dozen Bone Collar Buttons,
Clarks o. N T. Darling Cotton, ball, &c.
Dexter's Knitting Cotton per ball.
Nickei-Dlated Safety Pins Der
Thumb Press Bachelofs Buttons, for
Metal Pants Buttons 2 sizes per gross,
Ladies and Childrens Hose Supporters, pair,
Lead Hair Curriers', dozen.
5-inch Black Hat Pps. pei,
1oc ColOred Finishing Braid piece
Belding's Sewing Silk 100 yard spools. &c.
Brainard Armstrones Black Machine Twist
Double Covered Rubhs Dress and
g., warranted pair, E2Jsc
Covered Dress Steels dozen,
Peets Invisible Hooks skirt
cage,
Children's Sgsbee Skeleton Waists 21c.
Aluminium and Nickelpla Timbles, each, 1c.
38inch strips Real Whaebone, 19c
First Floor. West,
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LaCeS.
First Floor, West Aisle.

Cream Venice Lace inches wide, for trimming
sleeves, dressing sacques, tea gowns and for your
fancy work. A host of new patterns. Reduced from
25c to I5c. yard
44-nch Silk Evening Gauzes, in delicate Pink,
Blue and White striped with White lace $1.5o eff
fects, for ST. yard
Black Silk Spanged Net, for waists and yokes,
comes u inches wide, This is $3.50 quality we'll
show you. SI.5o yard.
2o-nch Cream and White Venice Lace, flower,
leaf and other new patterns-for fronts and yokes
"a whole line OF them, from SIPS to So yard
First Floor.
Evening star., 1899-11-04
Queen Quality Shoes.

Now that we've had full season with the Queen
Quality agency we are more convinced than ever
that it is the best Shoe for ladies that sold for S.
or even 81.
When makers talk as Queen Quality makers do
eff you hear the slightest complaint settle it with
pair of shoes'-they have confidence in
what they make.
The fall ard winter shapes are most attractive
they have got the nattiness. but not at the ex-
pense of comfort.
S. won't buy good Shoe today as it did last
year-in most stores-leather costs more.
But S. buys the Queen Quality still-and it's
better even.
Ali Queen Quality styles are here.
FrstFlc East. Rear
Evening star., 1899-11-04

Silks.

Ten pieces of Black Corded Tafeta Silk-wide
and narrow cords-expressly for waists. You
know the Silk-weve had quantities of it. The
regular price is Csc. a .yard-cheap at that The
last there will be is leasts
Do you want to see die very finest and very latest
OF the Partisan novelties for evening and reception
gowns? It's Moire Mousseline Pekin in Old
Rose, Light Gray Violet and White with stripes in
dark tntngs. Only enough of each for single
dress-and three of the ten patterns "bespoken"
$3.50 a yard-but it's rich.
24-inch Brocaded Crepe de Chimes, large figure
effects in White, Cream. Gray and Black, are rather
exceptional value at ST so yard.
Black All-sik Peau de Sole and Satin Duchesse
in seven qualities-75e. to $3.50 yard. Each
paragon at its price. Won't try to delude our
selves or you, either, into believing that cheap
silks are economical.
Second Floor. West.
Evening star., 1899-11-04
Ribbons.

They're everywhere this season--in your dress
making-in your millinery-in your fancy work
in your neckwear and girdes Using SO much, it's
well to follow up such offerings as these:
25c. Double-faced Ribbon. sik215
wideaud in Paile It
Pink Cerise. Lilac, Turquoise
dinal. Garnet Maroon
10c. yard
Double SAT- ALL wide
800. a yard
49,. Fancy Ribbons,
Rbbon-in Turquoise,
Pink. Buet Nile. Brown Tan Navy Blue White Black
Cyrano, Lavender and Msis
27c. yard st'
Floof,W
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Lace Curtains.

The very day before the importer notified the
trade Of an advance in price ordered ten differ
ent patterns OF Point de Paris and Swiss Renais-
sance Curtains.
Just the difference to you OF SI.5o pair Just-
aes saying Special for these at $3.50.
edges.
Is pairs Hand blocked India Curtains--orental
colorings. $3.50 a pair
Third Floor West. Elevators
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For the Cozy Corner.

Why don't you let Drapery suggest an
idea to YOU? Thoughts are free.
Sword rrussian war-65
cents
Cars with fixed hayonereics of the conflctsioo.
Od Fintlock Muskes that recall the Spirit OF 'I6 Ss
wi hscabba
rdS-$2
o chvalry to
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1899-11-04
JeWelry.

Ladies' Purses, of sterling silver, gold plate and
gun metal-new in style and shape-no reason why
they shouldn't be $2.25, except that they can be
$I-40.
Baby Bracelets of Sterling Silver with
Soc.
Fancy BueklesFrench Gray Gold steel-soc
and f5c.-mosty Soc, however Choice, 15c
Solid Sterling Silver Buckles either
French Gray-handsome some
worth 81 So eI.4e
First Floor. Front e
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Towels.

600 Heavy Huck Towels, good big Towels 20
inches one way and 40 inches the other, with bor-
ders of Red, Blue or plain White. All depends
upon what they are worth whether the price is low
Or not. What do you think-worth ISc., for I21ac
each?
Second Floor, West Elevators.
Evening star., 1899-11-04
Silver Novelties.

800 Puff Jars American pressed glass-but
they're heavy like cut glass, with extra quadrupe
plate tops, handsomely chased
80 cents.
Sbe'l Tuck Conts-tbese easily-l0c.
Sterling Comb Sets worth$ the
nouutings, which HI
Dresden Boudoir Clocks
FlOOrW West Front
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Dressing SaCuues.

French Flannel, in Pink, Blue, Violet and Cardi-
nal, made with tght-htting back and full 'front.' An
ished down the front and around the bottom and
collar with herringbone stitching.
We said made in the literal sense-not thrown
together, but carefully cut, fashioned and sewed.
For little more than cost of flannel-S348
Floor West.
Evening star., 1899-11-04
East Indian Skirts.

What Tad for decoration-those hand-embroi-
dered and bespangled Skirts that are worn by the
Eastern women. But they do make handsome
lambrequins or canopy tops for the den They are
31z yards long. We've 25 OF thenl-$6oo each
Floor West. Elevators.
Evening star., 1899-11-04
Summary.

reference the important special safes
planned Monday. Thgy conspicuous their
interest and their worth attracVeness
Table Linen
Dress Goods
Ribbons.
Dress Trimmings
Bedwear.
FurS.
Millinery.
Evening star., 1899-11-04
Genuine Bagdads.

So for one-or $I2 for pair OF Portieres. Extra
heavy quality, elaborately embroidered, native col
orings-both sides alike Only IS pairs at this price
Here's the imitation-isn't it nearly perfect? 20
pieces of Bagdadlke stripes, following the color
ings and patterns of the real closely. so inches
wide. 5oc a yard
Third Floor, West, Elevators.
Evening star., 1899-11-04
soc. Window Shades, 25C.

Hall what they are worth and all ready to put
uP--we furnish the necessary fixtures. Hand
painted Opaque Shades-no shadows where there
are opaqucs; mounted heavy spring rollers.
The last lot OF 200 lasted less than day. Take
warning by that
West, Elevators
Evening star., 1899-11-04
Wrappers.
A lot at SAC.

n IOt dt olN
Wait now, don't think they are too cheap to
be good You don't know the circumstances
Made of Garnet Blue and Black Striped Percales,
fast colors; fulcut skirt with separate waist lin
ing We wish there were 500 instead of only Is of
them.
FirstFI Vest
Evening star., 1899-11-04
Jardinieres.

Quite sure this is the biggest Jardiniere offering
you ever heard Of There are 200 of them-in
three slzes-solid colors, Green, Magenta, Brown
Pink, Maroon and Blue-with embossed designs
and gold handles and gold rims Every one per
feet
Io-inch-SI75.
I2-inch-$225.
I3-nch-S2o8.
Just about one-haf the usual prices. The maker
stands that loss
Fifth Floor. West, Elsvssoss.
Evening star., 1899-11-04
Irish Table Danask.

Well called a special" sale-and McCrum
Watson & Mercer, Limited, Belfast, Ireland, fur
nish us the opportunity. That name is well known
TO all OF fine Linen. This and other firm
constitute the peerage OF Linen makers OF the en-
tire world. II there's degrees preference it's in
favor of MCCrum, Watson & Mercer. Every yard
OF their production goes through distributing
agentS-the American one having headquarters IN
New York. Arbitrary quantities are forwarded
and it happens, surprisingly enough, that this sea-
son the supply OF the better and best grades has
exceeded the demand Three OF the best custom
erS-us for One-Were quietly privileged to pur-
chase the surplus at really astonshngly small frac
tons of the regular prices. Its the big event OF
the season. SO far as know the first time these
manufacturers Linens have ever been barganed
It's all double satin Damask All new exclusive
patterns. All of the very highest class Linen
made from the best growth OF flax-havng the
selvage crest Of McCrun, Watson & Mercer, and
by them guaranteed
In the nick OF time too, isn't it? Thanksgiving
is Just ahead-and that's day for fine Linen We
got four of the twelve lots-and first pick at that.
border. figured with ferns rose.
American Beauty and ar'utus decorations
The SII25 $40 for $40 ward
The $3.50 8-I2 for 500 yard.
The SI575 S-I4 for SII 50 yard
The $I8 $40 for sI3-25 yard
service Napkins hat match;
the valley and BOvkno designs
The s. S-4 for 5000 a ward.
The $40 $40 for S7.35 ward.
The SIP S-I2 for $685. ward.
The SI4 S-I4 for $40. 30 yard.
The $I6 $40 for SII.75 yard.
5. Napkins to mat each paen-voh Sill for $1o95
of geometrical
and
Of an1c Of
Lilies of the Valley and Bowknot effects.
The $3.50 S-4 for $50 yard.
The $8. 50 $40 for So. IS a yard
The $40 8-I2 for sos yard.
The SiI S-I4 for $685. yard.
The $I3 8-I6 for SIO.IO yard.
The 1850 1910 for $3.50 yard.
The S12 1912 for $9.35 yard.
q Napkins to match. worth sll5o for $3.50 a dozen
The fourth square eenters
with Glory
patterns
The S. 8-4 for $500 yard.
The S6-75 $40 for $500 yard.
The s. SIP for 5000 yard.
The SI2 $40 for S7.02 a yard
The S9.25 IO-IO for 50. 80 a ward.
The SIO.5O 1912 ior $3.50 a yard.
perfectly "a Napkins always so5o for
$7-35 q
OF course such thing as secOnding this offering
with another like it is impossible.
FIoor.W West
Evening star., 1899-11-04
''FasfiOnS" for November.

FTeeI
Call at the Bureau of Information for your copy
of Fashions" This is the Thanksgiving number
and special edition.
CONTENTS
Helen
O. Caudee G J. Budd Worth Reading;
Plant WorshippeY illustrated Foence
SeoveD Fashions,
Ogden; Sterling Petticost
Helen candee The National BiTe and HIS
Note peot l. Psnit TIE s aoussksspe- @ LINDA mu Lsrd
Precious Virginia Niles Leeds; Christmas
READER Honey Bees; Best Story comGett
toa readers
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-06-08
GOING TO DELAWARE PARK.
Many Prefer This Delightful Spot to
the Seaside

The Seaboard Air Line is justly proud
OF the record recently made by Delaware
Park. During the past week the trouble
has been to accommodate parties who
have applied for dates in June, Many
have applied far ahead, and The month is
almost full; but there are few days left
for those who will promptly call upon or
write to l.. S. Allen, General Passenger
Agent, Portsmouth, Va.
On the banks OF the Nottoway river.
about forty miles from Portsmouth and
one hundred and thirty miles from Raj
eiSh, the fishing ranges from net-hauling
to canoe and perch-angling for the chill
dren. They can go out alone safely with
a paddle in the still water There are
shady ''holes'' for small fry yellow bel
lies" which can be eaten hot and sweet
Tor lunch under the poplars.
Up the hill is Delaware Park, fenced in,
with swings and merry -go-rounds, bicy-
Gle tracks, and sloping, grassy, breezy
lawns, paviliOns and music, springs way
down in the hollows, with streams spark
ing!y threading the lines between the
hills.
The grandstand will shelter 500 peo-
pie. There is plenty OF stage room for
concerts. There are sulphur springs, an
artesian well with n stream one hundred
and forty feet in the air, iron and mag
nesia springs, bath and toilet rooms for
ladies, gentlemen and children, lavatories
and reclining chairs fourteen acres of
rolling park, green and gold with but
tercups and great trees. First come
first served
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-06-08
The Telephone in Business.

Great is the telephone. 1t is more
than a convenience, it is business
necessity. Fresh evidence of this
was demonstrated to Mr.. o. o. Young
Saturday. He received a telephone
message from a customer in Frank
linton for lot of meal. The order
came Just few minutes before the
freight train arrived. The meal was
rushed to the depot and got off at
once. The dealer had it in his store
a short while thereafter and sold out
Saturday, when his patrons most
needed it: whereas If he had waited
to write the order could not have been
shipped before Monday. If a tele-
gram had been sent the cost would
have been more and delivery not 50
prompt.
BY the way. Mr. Young has heavy
run of custom and to fill the demand
he has been running his steam mill
night and day of late. He ships large
quantities OF meal to out Of town
trade.
Mr.. =. ketcham, of Pike City, Cal, saws:
"During my brothers late sickness from sci
attic rheumatism, Chamberlain's Pain Balm
the only remedy that gave him any re-
lief Many others have testified to the
prompt relief from pain which this linimcnt
affords. For sale by Dorsey Drug Co.
See our line of Baby Carriagfs-al!
beautifully upholstered-and fitted with
handsome ace-trimmed parasols. All
prices and styles to suit you.
SAMUEL WATKINS
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-06-08
NOTICE..

"ANING THIS DAY QUALIFIED
IL as Administrative of the estate Of the
late Eddie W. Hite, before the Clerk of
the superior Court of Vance county, this
against the said estate to present them to
me Oh or before the Goth day of April.
1900, or this notice will be pleaded in bar
of the recovery of the same. Persons in
debted to the said estate must make i'm
mediate settlement, as longer indulgence
cannot he given.
This Goth day Of April. 1899.
CORA GREGORY,
Administrative of the estate of Eddie W
Hite, decd.
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.LTFg OF ADVERTISING.

. advert s-.Iuru'>, to appear among
.--..rr,-r viii s.'- charged 10 c-I.t~ per
r.-r insert snII. and =, cents per line
.... .r.-..r-E uu thereafter
.. ...--rt t-t-I. snt~. such as admInIStra-
...,rutur~ HGllC"N, commissioners
-.... r.,.-- SALES. summons To nOn-r,'Sl-
b.. -...I u,- charged for at rates fixed
. ..-...l.r ysir.-u they exceed - certain
-... .r....,.. "a which ease ~" reserve Ih+
.... Pie ,..sr own IrIc'--
... notices.. rs--pluli. nS of respect,
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.... ....ui. ami th. c'sh must accom- pa
......,rrI~rrIpt. In eases where fri ndS
.-r..,.. OBJ fiI,. I,tf,,r ara. concerned no
... ...t. poo. Ilt:.tt. ipT the first ten line
... -. ..pr.i~-nT articles not exceeding
.r. .su-iH-
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-06-08
Wall Finish, Did You Sdu?

MURESCO is what you want.
A permanently hard wall finish
chat will not rub off, crack or
peel. Superior to kalsOmine or
any other wall finish. Ready
for use by the addition of hot
> water. Can be applied by any
body. Suitable for inside wood
!. Cheap as well as durable. For
Dv WATKINS HARDWA ARE co.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-06-08
Sanitary PreCautiOn.

As warm weather is upon us it
hehoOveS our citizens to look care
fully after the sanitary condition OF
their premises. Give your lot 4
thorough cleaning, sprinkle lime
around freely and then keep it so.
This may save YOU in doctors bills
and medicines many times the cost
and trouble. to say nothing OF the
sickness and suffering that may be
avoided in your own family. not to
mention the obligation resting upon
YOU as citizen and neighhor,
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For Low Prices

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Yesterday was Il warm number and
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-.'d ~'r"nH II IL docs NOT get Il ~
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Dr HolaII. uf Wake Forest. filled
n.- appointment nj the Baptist church
l,r,. ~uudn., pr"achin" two excellent
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r~u-,rail lizards. working folks and
u'..r u.. things
a. ;..,.,...l 80 Prof " +
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BiSmarck's Iron Nerve

Was the result of his splendid health.
1ndomitable will and tremendous energy
are not found where Stomach. Liver. Kid
neys and Bowels are out Of order. If YOU
want these qualities and the success they
bring, use DR.. Kings New Life Pills. They
develop every power Of brain and body
Only % cents at the Dorsey Drug Cos.
Smoke Traylor's "KEY WEST, &c.
Cigar DORSEY DRUG co
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fidVe You Tried MureSCO?

q The best wall finish on the mar
7 4: +: 81: 3: !: J:
"a ket. Will not crack, peel or rub
ND off like whitewash. Superior to
kalsomine or any other article
ever made for like purpose in
- beauty. Can be used on wood
with equal satisfaction. Easy to
applv and very cheap. For sale by
WATKINS HARDW ARE co.
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-06-08

Are you enjoying perfect health L
not the trouble may be due to impure
BLOOD Take Mrs. Zoe Persons Rem
edy It's specific for all Blood dis
eases, Sold In Henderson by the Dorsey
Drug Co., Phil ii. Thomas, w. W. Parker
The gold leaf. [volume] (Henderson, N.C.) 1881-1911, 1899-06-08

The \ room r.--Iflruc. ou Chestnut
Street. recently corrupted 10y Mr.. J. +.
Taylor
Civ Water, Electric Lights and Bath
Room For terms apply 10
". T.. GARY.
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Street Incident.

my dear SIR" exclaimed LAWYER Bar
tholomew Livingston, meeting the Rev.
DR.. Archibald Windham on the village
street, what does this mean? | thought
you were laid up with all sorts of bad dis
eases"
And so l was" replied the reveren d
gentleman. Il had an attack of Indigestion
and from that time on my whole syste III
has been in diSordered condition until |
began taking Hoods Sarsaparilla which
has put me on my feet and cured all my
stomach troubles
II don't doubt it, said the laWssr.
This same medicine cured NV wife of
rheumatism and my little girl of scrofula.
When they say its the best medicine that
money can buy, they only tell the truth. -
Yes, yes, so they do" replied the
minister, and the two passed on.
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