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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
BRIGHT DAYS MAKE BRIGHT cOLoRS
T:le Secret OF tic Frett;. Process For
Making Carmiue.

| In speaking 10 tta writer about tLo
favorable influences that hDe weather
has Gps. the production Of bright and
, Gelicately SHADED dyes and colors 2
i famous En- ylish mahnfactuTcE OF car-
1l:ne recently sail:
":some ysS-e ago was aware c. tic
, superiority cf The frenci ear!nine,
"'id; being anxious to improys upon
.,y OWL proaess, went to Lyons and
hargaioed with The most celebrated
manufacturer in that city fos the &C.
Guisisieh sf his secret, for ~licl iwaS
10 pay 5000.
well, i was sLowI Eil thc process
end saw most beautiful colcr pro-
AuceG. Int ! noticed that there was
not the least difference in the French
! mode OF fabrication and thai which 1
constantly adopted myself. | there,
upoa a5pee1ea tc ny instructor and
ius;ste that he lt;tss Lave kept 50 no
secret concealed. The maa assured
he ha had not and asked mo to in
spect !he f:osess n second tins. J.
accepted ths iu7itatiou. and after
had miuutely examined tie srater and
tic materials. Nliic;, were III every re-
spect similar to my OVID: I still felt
so much in the dcrk that said: 81
have. leg. Both my labor and money,
for the air Of Engtay ! does not admit
us to make good caT1lina.
"*Stay? said the Freuchmaa, 'do:i'h
deceive Yourself. What kind OF
weather is it now?'
"'A bright ea:l 1urnJ da::'s l re-
piled.
"'AIl such are The days sad tac
Frenchmau. ON While, make 10Y
color. Were to at!omptto msaufec-
ture it OF 4 dark and c!ou1y day my
results would be ths same rs yours.
Let me advise yol, 10y friend, only to
make your carmins Oh bright, sunny
Aays,'
''Ihs i1oSai Of t;lis." coG.inacl the
Englishna1, will apply quite as well
to tho making of many other eo!ors
nsed III manufactures: aul alsu IN the
fue arts, fes it illustrates i'll prac-
tical way the chemical iahueuce Of
light upon certain coioriug com. .o1l!s
br mistures.'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
,-,,,.bv OF 4 Contradiction.

Sir James Vaughan, though as W
bane a magistrate as ever gave !;
wrong. u1a = .doer "tareo months ,s,as! coala
wIe, T. was worth while. Au instanc'
of his occurred little while ago. An
energetic but somewhat bumpsious
youpg barrister asked the maslstrato
~ retnrn to him certain documents:
Sir 81 James replied that he had ALREADY r a !: ;
done do so. The barrister persisted tina: ,3
boI he had d. not; Sir James was equally
,,os;t;ye ~ in tie contrary sense. Al
Iast the former somewhat eScitedl'
.aii said. -. In that case I an . liar, !1::
I'VE .WeI1.3 said Sir James, smiling
nlapdlv round the court, ''it is scarcel:
sor me- to contradict a personal state
nens ~, Of tha. kind:"-London Chroni
Il
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
WISE WCHoI

When tae Judgment il weak tlc
prejudice is strong.-O'Ha:a.
Politeusss i, COOL nature regulated
by good sense.-Siiuey Sai:.'..
Avoid popularity; it Las many
snares, aul no zeal lsne!st, I"5au.
He that swells in prosperity *i!t bo
sure to shrink in adyersity;-Coltoo.
An acre Of performance. is worth
the whole world Of promise. i-Howell.
Taoss th, arc: gree,lg=a,:p-aise
prove they aFs ro0s ii meF'k-PI"'
tarcA.
P.;dn j. iucrsasel si
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
One Gun Araiust a Regiment:

A fresh story Of q naval officer 8
courage in the Philippines is brought
to Washington by Surgeon Stone, late
ii the Bennington, who is now IN tue
CITY. Its hero is Lieutenant Emory
Winship, also Of the Bennington. and
now on leave in this country, recover
ing from the effects OF five Mauser
bullets gathered in various parts OF
his anatomy whi!s saving q landing
party Of 125 men from being cut up
by regiment CT Filipinos.
It happened shortly after the bom-
barGmant Of Malebon: about March 5.
that Admiral Dewey expressed wish
for some photographs OF the earth
works AMI houses that had been
struck b7 the ten incl? shells from the
Monadnock. Commau ier Tauslg said
that il he were allowed to land a few
boat loads ol 9en he eoEid get all TIE
photographs wanted. It was bellereil
at that ti,ue that the lostiles had a!l
vacated tha. part o. !he shore, so per
mission was givsn TO land party.
Several beats. wld' between 10 aN''
$50 meu, STATED shore and on land
| ing made for az Old church which was
! the chief ooiecl ,s interest.
4 false idea Of sec:rify led them +c
:adyance very carele ssl!, throwing ou'
10 advance anil taking moth ;nG bu'
their side arms. Only g boat guard
os Two men under Wiuship was lett Ia
keep up steam in the launch which
! had towel in tie landing party, bu:
fortunately the launch had mall
automatic gun iorn"'~-,, .vrward and
Winship was well acquainted wi h its
j ',orking.
+; The l::."iny party ha:l gone !uiand
,-me little distance, when tt:ty were
! :zrprise;; ny 8 whole regiment OF Fill,
J Nnos. vlo suddenly appeared oa: Ct
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24

after The company to sound tae charge
At the Arst notes + fes onward: II
was right Hers that ths buglsr for:
aot, feE The time being. that he vas
only the commanding officers orderly;
lie saw another chance for L to move
on tie iumb-:te6 good 4 shanee: hs
thought, to he lost. He sounded once
more, aud Lieutenant Ross, imaglu'
ing, Of course, thai the order came
from Captain HannaE' exeso'ed 1t:
Sct sTsE yes Mas the bugier's thirst
for forward action satel. He SOUNDED
again aad again, as the heat OF esnsr:
alship made his blood dow fast and
hot, By the time tie .btsler caEae tc
liuisels aad felinquisGea the duties
OF fght-director,-he poor fellows o
L Company were troubled with short
ness of breath. In this brisk affair,
according tt tie oil report; The
! dead reached total OF about sixty
including some officers: Il is th'
epemy's DEAD thai is meant, OF course
Iwenty-one AIausers and six Reming
tons were the spoils Of this field. -
N1auiI: Correspondent II Assl'e''
Weekly,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
just Save1 From Death.

j. thyilling incident occurred few
mornings ago at lie B: and'U: S. W:
RaiItpal bridge eest HBgan Greek!
near Lawrencebnrg, Iud. Two mel
named Hatch aud Powell were walk
ing across the bridge when train No.
!, Known as the Newspaper Train, -
from st: Louis. came rolling down
upoa them: Il was too great q dis
tance from end ii end of the bridge fol
the men to escape III that way; and
to leap from il nieai: i fall OF Sixty
feet and almost certain death. t.
lie down on each side of the track was
almost sure, death; as there vas not
rSoM suSbsGs III terror the iva meD
Iail down by the side OF the rails.
Frank Evans, The. engineer, saw the
men aud reversed his engine with
such promptness and applied the
brakea With sueb saasras ths. IT,. fly.
Jag train was brought to o sudden
standstill. 1t was nonsstoo soon, for
ahen the engine stopped the two meu
Icy pinioned. bruisedfand bleeding:
beheatR the ponderous engine that
held them fast in the very jaws Of
an impending. death. ,SIEvans called
oat to the helpless ner: Keep quiet,
I xill save you." thea; slewly backed
tks te&!n of ths imprisoned men aid
c5f the bridge; sd that they could
ecawl out Of tie ;reacEeff &:rtber dan:
ger: Theft sIotass .wsfs u, rags. but
their limbs were unbrokea.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
-, sv,v With the Pillow.

Do not sleep on pillow; it is con. CO
dncfive to more evils than one. II IS
afailacy to believe that the large downS
willow is restful. Besides, pillows lc,
creases wrinkles, push tho e. - oul o.
nIace and have tendency 70 maze
one hollow checked
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24

sictims. After brief consultation
these heroic women, leaving their
little. ones anl commenting all te
God. determined tc est as The mis-
siorarie. would have done had they
been at home. When they resehed
tho scene the butcaery had Begin
Three bodies ley side by side, the
skulls dashed in by the death-eiuo.
Without a moments hesitation these
dauntless women confronted the
frovning CHIEF, denounciug the hcHrid
iniquity Of it ali and ws:hids him Of
the wrath Ct hea"en against his deed",
Then they pleaded lor tie lives OF tee
| remaining captives. The chief waite
ill! they had finished speaking: ali
: present expected to see an outourst
Of rage eliminating il tue death OF
those who dared to cross his purpose
in such e way. \ word, OF even
gesture, and their bodie: Would Ia Il
lain beside these at their feet. For
moment a lurid gleam shot into the
fierce countenance; but it passed as
| quickly as it came. -,
"What haze killed have killed,
be said. The others are yours
| Take them. Co."
With feverish hcste the noble WON
en- loosed The bonds OF the captlTe
and led them away.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
Adventure Will, u Bear.

While berrying on the Ammonia
Mountains few daIs age Mrs: Ssmas!
Stanton; Of Canton, Penn, was startled
by o cracking sound in the bushes
Investigation revealed huge black
bear eating berries of a bush. The
beast came at her and seissd her bucket
of berries, while the weman; tertihei'
sed down The u,eaatain With the beai
following her. Hunters who went ou'
found the empty bucket, but nd bear
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
IndeiibIy Imprinted.

Il shall never forget that lady
turer; she made a profound imp
sion On me-"
"By her intellect?"
"No; she wore baby-blue sd
riuned crooked at the beck"
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
All Talk.

Smith-"Ycu say that you have 8
spcskiug acquaintance with Brown,
yet notice you never speak on the
street to him"
Joaes-@'No; my speaking acquaint-
ance with Brown occurred over tele.
phone. Judge.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24

The republic Of IIayti, sometime
ca]lod the BLACK Republic, occupies
.,hcot one-third OF the Island OF Haytl'
San Domingo covering the, e., res:' (: ):
sa Si1etv per cent, Of tho 500, o0o ci;l'
Gems are Africans who speak french
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
fALES bR PLDCA
Ind ADVENTURE
.sssyssssssaa saaeaossaesa.ae
The Mtssioa Women In mo t.i:s,

|
! Among t.s t::ie;aais made in the en-. ly
aaEs of my ministry, writes G.. ".
! Payne. il the New Voice, was the
, Rev. William Moore. nav deeessea,
I and .seye.el .y:eit;i;UDers OF his family.
| MS: Moore laborea for many years in
the Fiiian Methodist Mission, his
,, career dating back into The dert HAtS::
OF lust end '.lcoi amid which that
nse:ioh began. His PARTY landed
among canuibal say&ges. Anarchy and
bloodsAel prevailed ca every side:
The missionaries wers freq,iantlt
threatened ~it, ilAetn&t E1salSticsld1.
shsii heisss destroyed aud their prop
e:ty stolen. IN other parts Of the
group mission workers found q
martyrs death. Many stirring ist!:
dents occarrct: Ii sae earlier and
,leskef days os their work which have
never beel recorded. The Incident Of
which I write was related some years
since in my hearing,
Shortly after the advent os the mis-.
sion party referred to. leading Sbief,
named THakontban, acquired consid
erstle influence over the savages
throughout tic group. He was man
OF great Intelligence and striking per
sonality. In later years. by wise
statecraf' lie brought tie scattered
tribes of Fiji ;ata ao:ao egIn-
blance tE true nationality. But
mis- superiority displayed itself dur
ing early manhood in the successful
conduct Of numerous vars with neigh
boring tribes. After every battle can.
ribai feasts were held to celebrate a
victory CT to an.eilorate the chagrin cf
temporary lepd!as, At such Times
b.isonoHs captured in war OF kidnapped
from hostile villages were dubbed aud
eaten. After some years the mission
aries succeeded in rescuiu9 maut at
the prisoners j'sasiasd for death. and
occasionally in checking tho wild
orgies over those actually slain.
During one of the frequent tribal
wars the missionaries jouEneEed tc a.
distant village n'ith tieH Of recon
Cling the tribes concerned. Thakom-
bau, for the time being, resided in
village adjacent to the mission station.
During the absence fthe missiensy;r.
q party OF his warriors brought in
sever women captured while gather
ing food on the plantations OF their
enemies. The chiefforthwith decided
to celebrate great feast. and eli
night long preparations were in
progress. In the early morning uews
came to the mission house that c:oyts !!
were gathering to withess she slaagh-
tes of the eaptives and to participate
in the feast. The wives OF the mis-
sionarieS were alone with their little |
ones and a few faithful attendants.
while the country was full IF tellit5
savages: Il tie absence Of ibsiG :
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
Giving uerself AWAY,

hrs. Bainbridge -''She doesn't lie.
long to the best society"
Mrs. Marshmaliow-''Doesn't shes"
Mrs. Bainbridge-''No, she doesn't.
Why, would you believe it, anybody
can read her handwriting at the first
trial. Judge.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
Beyond Expectations.

GLOW did your picnic pan out7"
was asked of the cynic, who had gone
against his will. s.
"Greati Never SO we'll satisfied in
my life. I counted On rain, but we
had hail and a young cyclone in add.
tion."- ."-Detroit Free P.ess.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24

rs. DRlSCOLL
had q mind OF
her own.
Some ,lnchar.
liable people Q
went SO far as to
say that if she
had not had so
mach mind her
husband might
have been living
to-day. Be that
rs 1t mag, lie
died and left her
ae'e mistress Of
nhnn.lnn.,....
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
iTl1nAf tho E1amee

cit is false. absolutely false!" she
exclaimed. lie never kissed me. :"
"His fault or yours?" inquired her
dearest friend insinuatingly.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
TIE MERRY SIDE OF LIFE
STORIES TINT ARE TOLD BY TIE
FUNNY MEN OF THE PRESS.

Lettcrs and the Man-A Man Of Method
-Whose tho Biamc:-tndellbly I'M.
printed - All Talk - Giving Herself
hway-Bcyond Expectations, Etc.
For mischief done Eaught can amend
Tic letters men have failed to send.
Aud hearts ere pierced with harsh iateni
by letters better left unsent.~
Great woe comes to us. believe,
From letters that We don't receive.
Bat heaviest on our soul do sit
Ilcse letters that I've never writ. >.
Chicago Record
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
OutIanders.

She lat the depot)-"lt must .
swfuliy hard for these poor foreigner
Who came to this country to find them
selves strangers in strange land.
H@D':oh, they don't mind it! You
see, they are used to it, having !, oeen
horn and raised in foreign lands
She-"True; I never tnouRns o.
that. Chicago News.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
Reasoning II Out.

"Judge, they are accusing you OF
favo.ing your friends and neing .oe ,
severe On your enemies when you ges
q chance at them" -,
"Oh, we'll, it will average up 81
r;gbs in the long run, 50 justice ID tne
sSstract is none the loser. Indiana
polls Journal. 7
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
French court-lIartiaI.

First Witness-'sT 'sThe prisoner IS IN
nocentr'
Second witness-"The prisoner i
guilty!' , go,
cisely what is the prisoner guilty.
Second Witness (more defsntlyl1l
"of precisely what is the prisoner ~
nocent?'
First Witness -.sda!
Second Witness-'tHa!"
IRel fire and threats to elea1
court room if applause eenela1
Washington Star,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
Birds in the White House Grounds.

Blackbirds, robins, thrushes, blue
birds and crows make their homes III
the White House grounds, together
with other varieties. Nearly all the
year round robins may be seen IN the
grounds, and they have their nests
somewhere abouts. They fly about
the front OF the grounds and hunt
among the flowers and plants tor
worms. They DO not bathe them
selves like the sparrows. They are
comparatively tame, as no oro bothers
them. These few robins have been
in the grounds for years. They 20
not so far North, like the others OF
their tribe, in the summer months
The Washington climate suits them.
In the winter they disappear for q
trip to the winter resorts III the
South, bat come back in the early
spriug. The blackbirds seen in the
grounds are big fellows, half as big cs
crows and just as glossy black.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24

Norwegian legislators propose that
girls who do not know how to knit,
sew, wash aud cook should be refused
permission to marry. Daughters Of
:Scs!shT nsr are not 70 be excepted. .
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
A Man of Method.

'1sn'S Stubbins rather irregular I'D
his hebits?'
"No; when lie borrows he reve
pays" "a
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
OutclaSSeo.

"Yoa must remember" said the
prcud Yankee girl, "that I am 9
daughter of the Revolution: 4
uPoohp exclaimed the beautiful.
dark; ;d-eyed woman from Central
America. ct em Daughter OF si1
Revolutions. Chicago Times-Her-
aid.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24

3ut-why-yoa live fully mile
: rona !: nsighbor. Have Yoa-do You
tsripk OF the tenptstio1:' he said,
Ass;tatiugly. :,
..Did / ask your advice?" snapped
Mrs. Driscoll. 81 an able to take
care OF my own property, snd, II Il
vii! nos break TIE Eank, [ want 1t ID
gold.
.s.Csr;ainly, madam. Ny conscience
is clear il YOU wake up to find your
self murdered tomorrow morning.
Ibis b.GS cau pay ten times that sum
az sisat, ma}a!u," wes the dignifed
reDl7. at which Mrs. Driscoll listened
ia curt silence.
The cashier went iato tle vault,
sc.osiug TIE door bshinl him.
, George Travis, having counted tho
money received oa his check, went
cut without a glance a. the two ladies.
-sEhere. Now I reckon Travis be-
Gins to realize what he has lost?''
Aedaed Mrs. Driscoll.
Nate b!ushei slightly.
- D:Is, ~aant," she said, uaeas!ty,
<'wowldu't il be better for ,ne to take
q book with the moasy left to my
credit? Harry will not be here until
t<.xlorrow, and-ana think o. the
lEk' It is unsafe.
:How long is i: since came to be
4ol.l my duty by miss OF eighteen?
!hreashsl Mrs. Driscoll, sccrnfully,
"What & coward yoa are. Il you
shn't-want The money, say 50. and
J:il let it remain where it is. Il you
do want il. hold your tongue, and
help M taks care of it until / eau
;;;re you both into Harry Winship's s
keeping"
Furthe: conversation was prevented
by TIE cashiers return.
De carried strong iron Do7,
Count it," demanded Mrs. Dris
coil.
One by oas ths golden coins were
c,autel under her &imlrlng eyes.
There, that is money: That IS
like . wedding giit::' she calculated
il satisfied tone.
Better lei ME give yoc reccdp
fer it and put it into the cafe: to
liigls." suggested the cashier.
Pat ii iuto my carriage, was tn
s.arD order to the bank porter.
.1ae man o5eytd and watched Will
2 puzz.c:l face the carriage out 0
sight.
':.Sho beats al 7 c:er SAN d
said. Il Goa't wonder LEI A'xban'
died"
Meanwhile Mrs.. Drisscll ralrne
home vel! satisfied w;;:h i2e world an
herself in particular.
She had had he: ow:l way.
Il shall no; pr: this under ICY pil
low as ! gsnersliy CO. sic said t
Kate. ':r!.;. box Is j!u1de: tha
feathers. + shall! pu5 it ':ader The cor
Fer OF your beG.
s:raaullS. ar%t! Iron is as soft a
feathers f5r ne - i:o or" laughe
kate.
lyon ncvtl.;' j;;> c.. that size {
tac bed s5 all, Was tue cool reply.
':phese's ,asn il tAe kithen $
SAYS i,e's Ia6 20: : ,unltthiui to ss
for ten days" sai,i Nors3, the SCI
want, appearing iii ihe door. -
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24

The song-Servlce Alter the sel
Ibid you hear the music, Edith
"Ob, yes" ,.,
cit sounded-it sounded like an
jce- cream soda tastes, mamma, JUST
after one has been to tuIerai. -
Judge. !
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
Re.ort Courteous.

81 punish you," said the fond
mother. '<my child, to show my love
1T isn't necessary" replied tho
bright child, "for Jour love to woik
overtime on my account, ma. .-Pick'
Me-Up. &:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24

! aaw voman's club is - be started
in London to which no one under SIX
feet in height will be admitted.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24

TheDugler Who Forgot.
It is not often that gu enlisted man
gets a chance to run a part ef the s RI |;
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24

crsy, with no one TO oppose her will.
She adopted ons of his nieces, and
loved her as well as sho could love
;nyone but herself.
The .,ieec grew un = viusoms las
slA aud had lovers as maidens will.
luckily her choice was her aunt's
IS well, an ] the day was set FOR her
marriage with Harry Winshin without
opposition, the only condition being
that thy should resurn +; Mrs Dris-
c2a's home after Z brie' wedding tour.
We'll, Kate said tias stately lady,
the day before The we,iing, "cvery-
thing is ready, and I must say that
HeTer say preapAtions SO comelete--
lot even for your uncle,s funeral,
poor maa. always mean! to give
you har. .dsome marriage portion, s,
get YOU hat--we>!l 60 to tho bank.
#hat gist woatI delay ualer SINH
iac f3lrcams5ao :es?
lss carriage was s2eeliiy or.'eSel,
saS soon stopped before the hauh.
Except the bank officials, th,re was
*u the baildiag sally Georg. Travis,
-eg1eJo kats's discarded snitors, WHO
was, getting a Insignificant check
cashed.
Mrs. Driscoll was nos slow 10 see
au opportunity to lutter Eer sails, as
hes-vorfhy husband hal been accus-
tomaa to say,
DtaTing hes che;'l BOOK she smil-
lDgiy wreae check for 5000 anl
presented Il to the cashier. ~
aHab!A to Aiss Kate-a marriage
ports5u'' presrme. All, very gener-
.e1S1lSE &c =, Miss Kate, I congrstu-
you, said the cashier. t:ShalI
ake &c, new book i'll your name?"
She wants no book-as least not
4ctorted Mrs. Driscoll, sharply.
~ give a thing, T give it. r
good solid mouey for that check
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24
p SO -''-'s' OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Al )1OST A BURGLARY.
BY Fred Small, Jr,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1899-10-24

FE sui ElNT6ll. ! ludG
1uslsr 5a,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1899-12-09
a Keen Clear Brain.

h 4, nv my feelings. your social POSI-
Z Dc n s,slss success depend largely
"a In vs'iest action Of your stomach
W ihcts., " Kings New Life Pills
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sawed oak, golden finish, polished.
nicely finished and ornamented.
French Beve Mirror, This is a1I hS
bargain at $500, special price 1.-Two
Elegant Sideboards quarter sawed
full swell front and very large
mirror, nicely hand carved, plano(7 S0
polish OEsOV
(others from $500 to $4,000
China cabinets, quarter sawed -
oak. piano finished, plate glass 7 h!A
doors and sides 'VO
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Extension tables. quarter sawed.
round or square tops, nicely carved
best table made kU.UV
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Music cabinets. mahogany or solid n AZ
oak. with movable shelves t.fO