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The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-08-10
\ Local Law.

Among the laws passed by the last
Legislature was the following:
Be it enacted by the General Assembly
of Maryland. That Section one and one
huudred and three, Of Article seventeen
of the Code of Public Local Laws OF the
State of Maryland title prince George
county Subtitle, County Commissioners
as amended by the Acts of the General
Assembly of Maryland passed in the year
1898 Chapter 222 be and the same are
hereby repealed and re enacted so as to
read as follows.
Neither the County Commissioners or
their Clerk, shall issue any form or Certl-
ficatc Of indebted And all claims
shall be paid by warrant issued against
some specified fund, otherwise unarpropri-
ated.
The County Commissioners shall not
make any contract involving the eNrcndl-
ture of money or pass or allow, any claims
against the county, unless the funds are
in hand to pay the same, except at the
regular annual levy term.
This Act to take effect from the date
of its passage, and all Acts or parts OF
Acts inconsistent herewith are hereby
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-08-10

LNREE for Board, Instruction and care
IL to all white children and youth in Ma
ryland Experienced teachers and the
most modern methods and appliances
Children too hard of hearing to be taught
in public schools admitted State sup
port. Non sectarian. Apply to
CHARLES N.~ELY. PRINCIPAL,
July 18th, 1900-tf. Frederick, Md
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-08-10
II. n. RION

Treasurer and Collector of State
and County Taxes for p. G. Co., Md.
August 10th, l900-tf.
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1900-08-10
Wagner's
Green House
Restaurant.
1SS-l9O WPratt St.,
Baltimore, Md.

IITANTED-TRUSTWOR AND ACTIVE
w gentlemen and ladies' to travel for responsible
established house in Maryland. Monthly $65 and
expenses. Position. steady. Reference. Encl ,se
elf-addressed stamped envelope. The Dominion
Company, Depl.' X. Chicago.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17
WIN yyruP

We re-rroduce In this issue Some
verv ro'ntod and p,ain statements
and sfYldavi's which appeared IN
the News and Observer during tho
campaign 81 1898. Thev explain
themselves. They show that wheth-
or they were so intended or NOT.
they were calculated to deceive
Compare their sayings then. with
what the Legislature did, not only
In submitting the amendment. hpt
what they did IN reference Tn their
one sided election law, and also
what they are doing now. and anv
man can see and will say that In.
stead OF their establishing the
phrase NJ contempt. "Ha lies like =
rusionist." they established the
phrsse ~ contempt" He lies like a
Dpmocra.
It has been proven that sonc
body lied In the compaign In 1898.
And from the fact that Mr.. Sim.
mons re'usAs 10 meet the Populists
in joint discussion. shows that h"
In afraid they will prove hy his
own OFFICIAL utterances that he r.
the guilty one; that his party was
the political Ananias. The PEG.
pies Party speakers are willing to
10 before the jury, the people, and
be tried.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

rAs Chan Pie. Rssaaas m fssss - Pc.
ting a,s opps.sss 20 sssss L. - RsssAs.
Seaside club. Consy Island. h. 7.
May lI.-Jim Je6ries b stu the heavy
weight champion pagilist OF the world.
He defeated Jim Corbett In the z9rd
round Of their 6ght with q decisive
Knockout. The finishing blow came -
q sudden and startling surprise Car
bett had been maxim: q wonderful bat
tie. His defense was absolutely pee-
feet and while he was lacking n
strength be had more than held his own
ana stood an excell-nt chance Of win
ming the 6sat mad Il gone the limit. He
had not been badly punished and bad
managed 70 mark his man severely. The
winning punch was q short left Jolt
10 the jaw.
Corbett dropped ike Q weight and
was clear out. Jetfries showed ability
to take a punching. 80 any distance
and punch hard. he was clearly out
boxed and at times made TO look Ike
a novice. The crowd. which numbered
fully 5000. was with Corhett, and his
defeat fell upon q silent crowd. There
were cheers for him when he revived
and left the ring and be was generally
shown more consideration than the
victor.
Corbett IL still q facto. In the puTiliss
game. BE has reeained much Of his
old time form. The battle was clean
and il is doubtful IL there was Q single
infraction Of the rules- The crowd was
most orderly.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17
CRITICAL PERIODS
In Woman's Life Are Made Danger
Gus by Pelvic Catarrh.
Mr.. Matktlde Richter.

Mrs. Msthilds Richter, Donfphar
Eeb, sayss
II suffered from eatarrh for man,
years, but since ! have been taking Pc
ru-na I feel strong anc vel. I woulf
advise all people to try Pe-rn-na. As ]
used Pe-Fu-na and Man-a-lin while wa
passing through the change Of life. ] an
positively convinced your beneficial
remedies have relieved ne from AL my
ils.n
Pe-ru-na has raised more women from
beds Of sickness and set them to wori
again than any other remedy. Pelvi,
catarrh Is the bane of womankind. Pc
ru-na Is the hane Of catarrh in all forms
and stages. Mrs. Col. Hamilton, Colum
bus, O., says: Z" recommend Pe-ru-na Il
women, believing 1t to DO especially
beneficial to them"
Send for free book written BY DR.
Hartman, entitled Health and Beauty.
Address Dr.. Hartman, Columbus, o.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17
opR TICKET FIVE ONLY HCPE OF
SUCCESS.


SUCCESS.
TIVE CAUCASIAN can only give .
svief account OF the National Peo-
Piles Party Convention. The plat
form aud candidates are all that
eould be desired. Every Populist
and indeed every voter not enslaved
by psrty ties and the money power
should rally to their support. The
candidates represent American indie
peudeuce, are tiricsl representatives, OF
honest government" = government OF.
for and by the people," " all those
Who are in favor OF = Republican,
form OF government run on rrra d IN
ocratic principles, Will rise like free
NAV ard pstrio+s srd give Willism
J Bryan and nv. Towre their united
suppor+, then thev viii be elected
and q rev or. gill dawn on Amer
les and she will once more be free
We see from n-ess disrstshes that
How. James r Lloyd. % this S'..e.
made q sreech IN The P,nux Falls
Convention in secondinr the nomi-
nation ~ Mr. Towns. srd alsn 49,
5rss.sd the P.or,e's p'r'y State
Convention OF South D'kota.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17
THE MOTHER OF p CHILDREN

Catharine Sharp. q bright and lively
the city yesterday. 1t being known
that she was the mother Of quite a
large number Of children and that she
was comparatively young woman,
inquiries brought forth the following
startling information.
Catharine stated that she was mar
ried at the age Of twelve and that her
husband was IS years Of age. She BE-
came q mother when fourteen and now,
at the age Of 20. has q children, With
only one pair Of twins. She - one Of
a family Of Is children and she seems
to have ambition Of outdoing her "a
rents.
This IL probably Davies record
reaker.-Salisbury Truth-Index.
We hardly think %. Years ago there
lived in Davie q white woman who
was the mother Of more children n
fewer births than was ever known be-
fore or since. She gave birth to sew.
eral pairs Of twins, two sets Of trim
lets and one or two sets Of quadruplss,
and il she had not died q premature
death. no telling the number Of chill
dren she would have been the mother
"H' "aen quIte smau Doy. we heard
mother tell the number Of births and
the number Of children Sue had In
all. on several occasions, but we have
forgotten the particulars. There are
however old people yet living In that
county who perhaps can give the facts.
This lady was the wife Of q man by the
name OF Life Foster. She came TO =
sad death. 1t was a custom In those
days for men and heys to 90 around
N crowds Christmas and New Year,
eve. and shoot loud gums. They went
10 this man, Fosters house. After
shooting. they went in to get cake and
refreshments. and to reload. By &C
odent, pistol was discharged. II
was loaded with hard toe wad. This
took eject Ia this lady's bowels, In
nicons . wound from which abe died.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17
TREAT THE PEOPLE AS NOBLEMEN
AND not As FOOLS.

TWAS the sentiment of the com
mittee that every white man In
North Carolina, no matter where
ne lives, ought to be given an op.
pOrtunity to hear the gospel OF
white supremacy preached.-News
and Observer.
Then why do you not send cop
les of the amendment and election
law to every voter in the State 7
So that when your preachers go
around, these mobile" white voters.
after hearing the gospel Of white
supremacy preached" can search
for themselves to see "wheths J
these things be true or not" Po-
litical or any other preachers who
are afraid to allow their deciples
tho chance or opportunity Of read
log after them, know they have dis
torted the truth, and are preyine
on not praying for-the ignorance
Of the people. They purposely dc
50 that they may carry Their
schemes, hold their organization
together, and that, too-not for tn.
good Of the people-but for thei
OWE benefit, viz: to give themselves
Job. Put the plain, simple amend
ment and election law In sverS
mans hands, and keep the speak
ers at home so they, too, can study
heir duty to themselves, theil
country and their God, and we viii
have . fair election, and justie'
will be done and The country saved
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17
A New Book for Men.
o., Health Special Arrangements Whereby Free Copy Co
be Obtained BY Every Reader Of this Psper.
70. %. and 81 OF hi. new book.

-. 20. and 81 OF bic new book.
EVERY CASE Everv c.se f,fsr b
sPE' TALLY DE-. Hathaway Hspr
TREATED. cIaily treated sco"re,
ing 20 lie nature, all under bic ssneft
personal supeevision, and all r.neole
used By BIN are prepared from ~
puses. and best drugs In bis our %
oorstories under his personal 0'S'
sight.
LOW Dr. Hathaway makU o.
FEE&. charge for consultation oto
vice, either ~ his IN % or br mail. ~
sbeb Q case 10 taken the one loo -
covers all cost Of medicines and pro
fessiooaI s<rvic~a
CURED Do Hs'bavsy always prefer
AT when 10 10 possible, n hf"
HOME his patients call on hin 20
- least one iotervieu, bot tnis is Do
sss~ntial. - be has cured score. o
fhousabos OF patients In al tsotion
of the world vh"m be has never s'et
His System OF Home Treatment
perfected that be can bring shSl
-ues a surely and speedily ~ 'h'aS'
the patient called daily 90 nj, C1ss
MANY DR.. Hafbavsy h.s f1r
DOCTORS dr~ds Of spph cas-
APPLY every year from psj.
clans In all parts ~ the world veo "
Ire 10 use In their oup practice
rtDedies anf general syGem r.
nsnt, but he 10 ton well aware ihsf
most perfect sgstem. wh~u appli,c
. physician Of ipexpsrience, psy
soils In failure nr 10 best only psrsps
socceSs- So while be desires ibst
may have advantae. of bis cisc0serir
he feels that it 10 wise 10 impfr
knowisdge only 10 those vha sre
close toush With him, and who's v
hs can regularly and constantly 0''
Zee.
THE DR.. Hathaway. has jos' ~
fREE ten o new book enn.
B0OK IN ANLINHsa, vTso
HnAIrs," 100000 copies Of which ~.
ALREADY been demanded by the pup..
Scecisl arsanGements have been pi
vheRsoy, for q limited time, q coiy
thas y ~ will be sev free 70 any fe..
% o. tnis paper who sends bis is~
and full address 60
NEWTON HATHAWAY, NJ
DE-. Hathaway 4 coz
- Ia d. South Broad Sc -.
Asis -
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

-
DISEASE OF For svsuty ysars Dr.
MN HashaWay Sss copfln.d
CUhED- bis p1sssioe almost ex-
clusive'y 70 diseases Of men and 60
Fipg that time b hos Ye.to. ed more
men % health, vigoH, usefulncss spo
happtneo than any ten osh~P DOCTOR
in the country eo0biBed. Y. n on year
hls pesct,cs has Grovn larger 90 1t BE-
came moe WIDELY known that hI,
method Of treatment IL the only ONT
which Invariably cures.
Dr.. Hathaway tYests and cures bv n
method entirely his own, discovessc
ana perfected By himsslf and ned a.
-Iusively b. him. Loss Of vitslity.
VsFioocele, Ericfufs~ BLOOD Poisos
Ing IN its Different stages, Rhesna-
tam, weak Bach, oil manner Of Uri
nary Complaints. Ulcers, Sores and
Skin Diseases aLd al forms Of Kidpsy
froubleA His Treatment for snder.
toned men Foet0Peo lost vitality and
makes the patient . strong, we'll, Wig.
VARICOCILE Dr.. Hathaway suo.
AND ceos In the Treatment
STRUCTURE. Of varieooels Q . q
Structure without the aid Of knife O.
oautery - pbeoooenaL The patient Il
treated By this method st his osn
home without pain q Ices Of time from
business, This II positively she ooly
treatment which oarsa without % op-
Grafton. Dr.. Hathaway calls tie par.
ttcular atesatioa u si6Rsrs froo We
|rsoeeeAs sD4 esStseor0 . paGss %, g.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

In Seotlaod county. Just prior TO
the recent Republican Sfars Conven-
tiop; three or four white RepubIi-
cans met N the back room Of q store
aud organised the Republican party.
Toe negroes. Who compose the party.
held an indignation meeting. II
the negroes had fitness for suffrage
they would carry their resentment
to the polls. Instead Of doing that
they will be found voting sol,dly a.
the bosses direct. Tho negro vote
must be eilminated.-Nsws and OBJ
server.
The above means:-Becaase the
negroes do not resent what the Re-
publican bosses do. and 60 and vote
the Democratic ticket, then they
should be disfranchised. Otherwise
they should be allo we'd to vote. We
have said, and repeat 1t, that il the
negroes would turn Democrats and
willingly vote that ticket, they
would be protected in it, and when
they died they would get . decent
burial and . monumen. 70 mark
their grave.
But Why abuse the negroes for
obeying the bossesi II they should
not be allowed to vote because they
submit to bossism, then there are
thousands of white Democrats who
ought to be disfranchised-Yes. men
of all parties, because they do what
the bosses tell them. The Demo
cratic bosses got up the amendment
against the better judgement of
60 900 Democrats, yet they will 20
and vote for it. to keep the bosses
from turning their ridicule and
negro bowling machine loose on
them, and reading them out Of the
party. We suppose the negroes
thought that it would be betterto obey
bosses who were friendly to their
race, than to go and do what the
Democratic bosses wanted, who are
all the time abusing them and
string up aminosity against their
race, and organizing red shirt gangs
to kill them if they want to vote TO,
themselves, even.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

II Was very unthouphted in Nv.
Aycock when he said: I'VE (ths
Democrat.) have ruled by fraud and
BY force. but We prefer TO rule then
by law" The only wsv thew car
do thai, 10 to make q Law that whites
cannot vote aud hsve their votes
counted ss cast. This they have
done In the "mschine0 at. the elee-
tion Law. which the Biblical Re
e,rder says, Is "ons sided." Then
how can rood men endorse such
politics, We can't see.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

Provided. He shall have -.
In seeordianee with tie tern, 80
section prior to Dec. !. lse
The General Assembly .s,u
vide for permanent record -,
persons Who register under ts,,
ton on or before Sovenh.r -
and al such persons shall b. s.,,.
10 register aud vote ~ all sl...,S
by the people in this State. -,
disqualified under section ? % !.
ArtieIe: Provided sneh persc J. a.,
have paid their poll TAI a. r.o.,,..
by lav.
rS~e. 81 All elections By tie 49,.
shall be by ballot. aud ali e.s.,,s.
ny the General Assembly ,sIl :
viva wore.
ISec. q Every voter iu NORTH G.,
lima, except ~ in this Ar. diso.,I
ded. shall be eligible 70 oa.. -,
before entering upou the d-:is. :
he once he shall take And Eubse,;s-
he following cath. "I.........-&
solemnly swear or sfsrn. thstfrr
support and maintain The COASTS,
ion and laws OF the L. s. ard =.
constitution and laws OF North C.r.
lima, not inconsistent thereuiia. A,
that I will faithfully disohsrg. =,
duties OF NV Once ~ 1900. g.
1elp me God"
ISec. s. The following elEssa
persons shall be disqualified .or a.
| Zee: First, all persons who tn,r
deny the being o, Alnigsn
God. Second, al persons ",
shall have been couvie.eS
m confessed their guilt on indie
uent pending, and whether seuie.-
ced or not; or under judgment 81,
pended, % any treason or felony. O.
any .her crime for which the D.,
ishment may be imprisonment il u.
pepitenfiary, since becoming ei'it-ni
Of the United States. or Of eorrupno,
and malpractice in once urles, Eas,
person shall be restored 20 the nrsa
" citizenship N manner Prescrlh
ID nv Law.
Section 2. That all OF the prov.
IONS OF the Constitution relating u
suffrage. registration and eleo'iorI
~ contained IN this act. amerdins
the Constitution. shsll go into ,ssei
IN the FIRST day Of july, 1902. u I,
usj,rity OF the qualified voters Of
the State 90 declare ~ tie mex ges.
erai election.
See 3. This amendment shall 10
submitted at the next general elss
ion to the qualified voters o. 10,
State in the same manner aud undc
the san.s rules and regulations ~ D
provided in tn. Law regulating ger
Aral elections in this State, aud II
force Nav lst. 1899 and at said sls,
ion those persons desiring 10 roi,
for such amendment shall cas- ,
written or printed ballot with ID,
words "For Suffrage Amendment
'hereor; ard those With a coutr.--
opinion shalt cast q written or pm
ted ballot with the words "'Agairr
Su6rage Amendment thereon
Sec. 4 The said election shall b,
held, and the votes returned. con
oared, counted and eAuvassed, Aps
'he result announced. under the san
rules and regulations as are 10 ~
for returning. comparing, coun'Ipl
and capvass'ug the volts for men
hers ~ the General Assembly. Ma,
LIST. 1899. and 10 . m,j priiy Of ID
votes csst are in favor OF the rsl
amendment. IL hall 10 the duly 0
tbe Governor OF the State 10 oertit
said amendment. under the seal Q
'he Safe. 10 the Secretary OF ; 81
who shall enroll the sad amerdnsr
so certified among the permADsE
records of bis office.
Sec. s This act shall be in fore
from and after IT'S ratification
Rs'i6ed 2lst day OF February 4
D., 1899.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

It is fact that Democratic papers,
speakers and heelers always abuse
and ridicule the party and man they
cannot meet aud control; hence their
fight against Senator Butler and the
Peoples Party-that dead thing We
have heard 50 much about.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

The Editor OF the New, and o.
server 10 reporting the LouiUsD,
election Law. hov IL worked, etc
Mavbe be will tell how they ns
aged IL, 10 ~ 10 keep 20 900 wits
men from the polls. and tner-by gir'
the election entirely over into tb'
hands Of the machine.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

The Charlotte Observer says the
Democrats of the Ninth Congression-
al district, could not circulate any
better campaign literature than Gov
ernor Russell's interview in regard
to Pearson. Yes. that is about on .
par with what Senator Vance, the
greatest man the State ever produced
said about Chairman Simmons.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

We are closing Que . lot Of second
hand sewing machines for the wheeler
& Wilson Co. Many of them practi-
caliy as good ~ new. We Are SELLING
them very cheap for cash oF on full,
time for from s. to $50. Now 10 the
best chance you will ever get to buy .
machine. Call on r. c. Holmes or
r. n. CooPRR-
Clinton, n. G.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

Aud though he speak with the
tonenas Of men and angels and vote
a soiled ticket, does not the vote
rather tha~ tha tongue reveal his
re'ieiou'-[Biblicsl Recr rider
The above 10 true. How many Of
US ara guilty Of voting . "soiled
ticketf" The professions Of . man
before the world, do not determine
whether be votes . "soiled ticket'
or not. We cannot see how prohi-
bitionis+s can vote for parties which
license the liquor trs ne and run
drunkards for effice. II the Bible II
what the preachers tell us-snd ve
believe it is, then this voting bust
ness is Roirg to contribute . large
source OF revenue to the lower 70
gions. This Is no foolishness. Foosl
may think 30, however.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

It Is ra'her strange that North
Carolina Democrats should take SO
=. tive . part In the conference held
at Monty mpry, Ais, this week for
the settlement Of the "raee prob
lem." We had heard that tn.
amendment" would settle the
problem in North Carolina. So
much extra expense and waste OF
time and energy should not be In
dulged in.-Exchanae.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

LOOK ron 4 PANIC 10 FOLLOW.
There YVES . large gathering OF
and influential gentle !
men at the annual meeting OF the
Cotton Spinners' Associa-
ton In Charlotte last week. They
represented millions OF capital and
thousands OF laborers. This Asso
ciatioo, In q previous meeting,
passed resolutions showing that 1t
was In full accord with the pres
emit administration and Republican
policies. And when the time comes
the sc gentlemen, though many are
Democrats, will put interest above
party lines and ties, and will vote
to retain present conditions Ard
use their means and influence In
that direction, which In this State
even, means thousands Of votes.
They claim that under present
conditions, the manufacturing in
terest OF tho country, especially
that OF cotton goods, was never bet
ter; and for this reason 1t is safe to
say they will not vote to change 1t.
Those who think they will. have
mistook the financial ability and
business tact OF these men.
But Theodore G. Search, Of Phil
adelphia, President OF the Na'ion-
al Manufacturing Association, in
his great speech in Charlotte, warn
ed his brethren that the present
prosperity would not continue un-
broken. He used the following
words: IwARN THE MILL MEN TO
MAKE PROVISION FOR THE REAC-
TON WHICH WILL SURELY FOLLOW
THIS GREAT ERA OF PROSPERITY.
Now this gentleman seemed to
know what he was saying. And he
was not seeking to make votes. He
WAS talking to his friends and for
the Association. And he did not
mean that the policies Of the gov
eminent would be changed. For
he and the Association believe with
all their soul that Mr.. Mckinley
will and ought to succeed himself,
especially since Mr.. Bryan Is to be
his opponent.
SO we want to warn the masses
not to be made to believe, with
present conditions, all will be we'll;
and that they, too, had better be-
come wise and put principle above
party, and vote for their interest.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

Farmers as they came in from this
and other counties report that the
people in the country, do not like
the turn politics have taken, and
that Democrats do not hesitate 70
ssy that Mr.. Simmons refusal TO
meet the Populists shows that there
is a negro in the wood pile"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17

Mr.. W. NJ. Sheriff., of Denver, Lin
coin county, In letter to the Char.
iotte Observer, dubbed William J.
Bvrau. THE EeoTIsr or THE CEN
TuRY, aud Sheriff. poses As Demo
crat. he ought not to say too much
he mieut have to como down With
the Charlotte Observer, to . "erov
diet"
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17
GLORIOUS NEWS

Comea from DR.. d. B. Carlyle, OF
Washita. 1T. He writes: Pour bot
tiles Of Electric Bitters has cured Mr.
Brewer of a~rofula, which had caused
her great snflering for years. Terrible
sores would break ont on her head and
face. and the best doctors could give
no helm: but her cure il complete and
her health 10 EXCELLENT" This shows
what Thousands have pPoved-thaf
Electric Bittera 10 the beat blood puri-
DER known. It's the supvene remedy
for ecse ma, letter. salt rbeun, 1lo<rs.
hollis and running sores. It stinulates
liver. Kidneys and bowels, s1pels poi
sons, helps digestion, bnilds ap ths
strength. Only 80 oeuts. Solu b. oil
dFuggists. Guaranteed.
The Caucasian. (Clinton, N.C.) 188?-1913, 1900-05-17
Ifths habt 10 astt.. n Isefh

Be sure and use that old and rtL
tried remedy. mrs wIssIoW's Soon.
ING SYRUP for children teethins L
soothes the child. softens the guns
sllays all pain, cures wind collie ant
10 the best remedy for disrrhoeE. EjoV
per bottle.