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british EMBASSY,

In China under da,. ~ Oct ia. 1900
Lord pauncefote'. latter to Secretary Hay
IA as follows.
-Bp,r,su Eup.ssy.
-NpupopT IL I fCt "a ioJn (
"''' ~ ..t tit,
oiH' IN pursuance VI n's'' u'.'o"7 W
have received from her MaJeSty's principal
Secre,orv n, state for Foreiyn Affair, | have
,h - a., ..,..,.,,,.,. a., ,.o, ,ha TOW, oy
,ne honor TO communicate 70 You you ,ho ,I. cop VI
an agreement between Great Britain and Ger
many rotating 70 the present trouble in China,
,,Lioh ,,a,' -, T., ID, n, tho ,e,b inst
VIM" "as s'sneu u, irauo" '. ~, we ,S. ca-a,,
by the Marquis of Salisbury and the German
Ambassador, on behalf Of their respective Gov
arpme,,s and To ir,5,e IN. occoptance by the
United states OF the principles recorded IN
that agreement have &C.
"PArscErorE
LORD fauncefote then quotes inc text OF the
agreement Secretary Hay replied "a follows
..,v nErh h msH on, 20 100 I
,, ~, ~, -, 80 ,,,I.,,o,,,
hAoEL'tSCf nave 'ne hono' " aoH ,n, n1",,
October inclosinp the text of an agreement
,'s,' M. ms,.o' .no . Ca ~ ,ola,,n',
TO Affairs In China. which was signed in London
on the 10th inst by the MARQUIS OF Salisbury
and the German Ambassador on behalf of their
respective Governments. and inviting the
acceptance by the United states Of the PRINCIPLES
recorded in that agreement These principles
| are:
-.uN 7, =. m ,,atter NJ ,oint md norm anent
' - - a.
ihterhatlohaI interest," mat IN" ports OH ''e
rivers and lttoral of China should remain free
and open To trade and TO every other legiil-
mate form Of economic activity for the nationals
of all countries without distinction. and IA"
two Governments agree on their part 10 up
hold the sane tor all Chinese territory 81 far as
they can exercise influence.
"'s) Her Britannia Majcsty's Government
and the Imperial German Government will
not their make OF the ~pDt
| plicaton to obtain for themselves any terri
| torial advantages IN Chinese domiulons and
will direct their policy toward maintaining
undiminlshed the territorial condition OF the
Chine~e Empire
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iIESHIP INVENTOR WEEDS FTNDS
Opinion In Rerlin That the Government shouia
Aid Count Zeppelin.

NffIdI 7 U0F TUITf N VIZ NIN.
RrWi\, oct, ~ Owing 10 Count Iepp.-
iin'~ statement that N" exhaustion of M, funds
,owp"l~ linn tu discontinue hi, experiments
with hl, ir-hip, III" oririou i growing that
the Imperial Government ought 'n grant him
s,Ih-dN, tine resent tri, hivug shown hat
successful AIR travel rs now rrarcr achievement
than ever lcforr. and ihl' tlio cvmp.rattvrlv
small SHIN thai Is c,"~>ar, - runlplr,. 'rr
experiments lrlr hav" the most practical
i,sil,S
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silver Medal for Aunt ,Jemima. "


NtT'THT IUf Vt'pIT'7 70 Hf W Y
PARIS, oct ~ MIR 7. W. Peck, tho Ameri-
o1n Commissioner-Gcnr TO the Exposition.
to-day presented To Aunt Jemma." the cook
AT the American Indian corn kitchen. a hand
some silver medal in recognition NJ her efficient
services There was large and representa-
tive gathering of Americans present. In re-
cciving the medal Aunt Jemma- made
speech which was enthusiastically appla uded
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Nearly Poisoned Treating Hi, Tooth.

William O'Bricn. a young bookkecpcr OF .o%
West I2th street used too much laudanum in
uursns n sore tooth yesterday At 800 Bowcry,
and ann 'unc q Ia the propr "to- oi tho lodging
hou>" keeper that lie was sinking The
watchman marched hun ny and down tue n or
until an anlhultnCe Cam" in which he was
I ken to So Nlncent's Hospital lie had swal-
lowed too much to hill mm.
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ORCHESTRA LEADER KILLED.
Warrants Out for the Arrest Of the PLAYER,
A Quarrel Over Receipts.

PIITsBrRG. Pa. Ort 81 Warrants are out
for the arrest Of 1--WE sweden musicians. char ged
with the murder of John johnson. the leader
Of their orchestra The men played
at swedish Wedding near Homesioa 4
on oct. ~ johnson passed the hat among
the aS guests and got So. lie gave the
other men 81 and kept the remainder Tie
players wanted nov division Of the money
and when johnson refused they attacked him
II" was found in a s"u~"l",- condition and died
TO night without recovering Cou>CiuuSurS,
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Roers Driven Out of ventersburg.
.Sp,cidl cable Dypa,ch 10 THE SvS.

.Sprcidl Cable Dt,paith 10 THE SIN.
IoSpoS. oct 3i.-Thc War Oclce has received
the following despatch from Lord Roberts
dated at johannesburg. oct 30: In conse-
quence of numerous attacks on the railway
Hunter drove the enemy ont of Nentersburg
with slight opposition. Major llanwell wa
InnrtAllY wounded
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The Anchoria Aground.


.Sr.cidI CIMs Desrdfch ~ THR Svy.
LONDON. Oct 30 The Anchor Line steamship
Anchoria il aground AZ ,ardross on the Clvde.
three miles by rail from Dumharton. II is ex-
pectcd that she will he foated at high tide.
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An Attack on the Cape Police Pickets at
Paint tfontcin.
Special cable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
From a STAFF Correspond dent

From StaN Corr spondent
CAPE Town. Oct. 3l.--A force Of 900 Beers
attacked the Cape police pickets at Palmiet-
fonteiu yesterday afternoon. After two hours
fighting the Beers retired. but maintained
a running fight for some distance along the
north bank OF the Orange River. one police
man was wounded. The Boer casualties
are not known.
The Cape Government has offered a reward
Of 81 900 for the discovery OF the authors Of tho
recent outrages at Fraserburg.
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.sp.eia, Cable D,ratc. 10 Tus suS.

Special Gable D.,rdtch 10 THB SUS.
LONDON. Oct 81 A news agency despatch
from Paris says the French Government to-day
replied to the propositions in the Anglo-German
agreement regarding China The French
reply. after discussing the points OF the agree
ment comedies fairly with the responses made
by Russia and the United States
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DOniE DODGED THE DrBtrI.
ingiish Committee Ready to Meet HIN but
lie Did Not Appear.

IuNpoN. Oct. N.-Ih" committee Of tho
National E"-"arch society. which a fcw days
1Sn ac,rifrd ihr chlll"us" of /lonis," Down.
- meet hrm IN d"hlt" ON his do,'riuc of di-
\ln" h"a'ms. appeared ~ the appointed plac =
~ meeting THIS afternoon, hut DowIc did not
appear
IL understood that Dowie will leave Ing
land on NCv. /.
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Navy Yard Notes.

The battlrShip arSarsr went into dry dock
az the navy yard in Brooklyn yesterday 10 bc
sCraped and painted before starting on her
southern cruise.
The torpedo hoats OWN and Talbo, came ont
q dry dock Yesterday.
The Government tug Wampatuck is being
made ready 10 sail for Manila
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wiLKIs-BARRK. Pa. oct. si.--William Shep-
ard and his s,.pson. lev, Connors. of Mil
Greek. were instantly killed this afternoon 10y a
rush of coal at the Pine Ridge collrrv Of tho
Algonquin Coal Company near Miners Mills.
The men Were at work ona pillar aud wer' a I
upon them and buried them beneath a mass OF
coal.
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ANOTHER ROFR TREK?
Report That Botha Is Headed for the West
Coast Of Africa.

Sp~rtg Cdb' Despatch 20 THE SrN.
PRFToRIA. oct. Alt is reported that Gen.
Botha. with n strong force. l. marching to the
Kenhardt d dstrict, in Cap" Colony from which
a new trek Is contemplated by the Boers.
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THE Sun" As REAL ESTATE AD-
NERvISING

aud News medium viii better meet your re-
q,Urcm"lt- than any other publ Ication. reach
iuc ~ II docs Ieop. who have money for in-
v">lln"ni, and suppl, inc each day all the news
ava labI. oi iuteie-l 20 those Interested in the
Realty MarkeL-Adt
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Special cable Despatch 10 THE Sun.
BERLIN. oct 1.-The newspapers here an
nounc. that Japan has Internationally accepted
th" terms of the Ango-German agreement in
relation TO China,
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Our S25 Fall overcoats are
not worth $50; if they were we
would charge 500.
But they have a $50 character.
Each and every one of our
overcoats look more dollars than
the dollars you have to pay.
Long coats, short coats, yoke
back, Raglans, paddocks; light
and dark, rough and smooth:
Sl5 to S35.
RoGERS PEEr &. COMPANY.
aSs Broadway COT Warren
and and Warren 81
bse broadway, cot Pnnca a. We an ovder,
soI bfoeevay COT ga, - ~ mall.
and 81 Weu 3sd 81
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AMBROSE ". M'GREGOR DEAD.
liberated Tooth Causes the Death Of Ohio
Standard oil President.

Ambrose Morrison Mc(ircsor. President of
the STANDARD oil Company Of Ohio, and one
of the largest stockholders and director oi
the STANDARD oil Company of New Jersey
which i now the main STANDARD on company.
died at his home at Orcnta Point Mamaroneck.
" Y. yesterday morning His death was the
result Of an liberated tooth. The tooth caused
him a great del! of trouble when he went on d
trip South on Feb. last An operation was
performed at Cleveland. Ohio, in the latter
part of April by Dr. Baker of that city. The
tooth caused tumor to grow on his face, me-
cessitltns radical surgical treatment There
were hopes up to about two weeks ago OF Mr.
MCtiregors ultimate recovery.
MIR. Mc,,regOr was nlAny times millionaire
He was not one of the founders OF he standard
on Company, Tor when he KoSkeieAers ana
their ORIGINAL associates founded the business
that has since developed 50 enormously. lie
was an indopendrnt ul. operator ut Cleveland.
Ohio Instead, however, oi igh,lns ne con- ,
binatiOn IA, many OF the lndcrnd"nts did,
he allied himself with The Ro,kei"llcrN and
took stock IN the STANDARD on company lie
was born - years aco al Cleveland His par
cnts were pioneers of the Western Reserve,
IN his early manhood he went to Tcnu",~ec
where be- reinained for three year. Wien he
oil fields in Ohio began 10 show promise lie
went back TO Cleveland and started his retin-
cry The Standard OH stock that he acquired
retained ana he had added srenly TO hl- hold
ings He was IA director Of the company for
many years and he was also director IL many
Of the subsidiary standard Oh corporations
Mir. AlCItTcgUr was Vice president OF the
Solar Rc!iriug Company of Lima, ono, and
was a director in the Chpsebrouch Manu-
featuring COMPANY # this city. His business
Interests never went outside of IN" Standard
on Company and the petroleum. industry with
the exception ~ some Florida Investments.
Like Henry NJ Flarlcr of tn" Standard Oil
Company he was much Interested ia the de-
orange grove and beautiful home az Fort
Myers, Fla II" was a member OF the -.
Andrews society, the Metropolitan Museum
Of Art and the American Museum of Natural
History Hi~ charities wer" humorous.
His widow and n son. bradford } Aic(,r"cor.
SURVIVE him The intnrIncnt viii be in Lake
Niew Cemetery, Cleveland on saturday morn
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Troop. From south Africa for china.

Special Cable DssIdieh 10 THE Sun.
DrRpAS. Oct SIT is reported here that the
Goldon Hichandcrs and the Devonshire Regi-
mcnt will embark at this port for China in few
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Discha arsed Soldier Killed by Train.

John SHAW. 81 years old. a soldier who wns
discharged from Fort Slocuin last Friday. was
killed by freight train in the I"hieh Valley
lived at Ithaca Y
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Most Successful transactions

have been brought about through THR SvS's
Rea Estate columns. Bo II the dealer aud the
reader may be depended ON. . factor not 70 be
lost sight Of Adv
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stops the Cough and
Works an the Cold,

Laxative Promo- -ouinine Tablets cure cold In one
DAY No Cure No Pay Price IS centx-AdI
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THE ANGLO-GERxAN AGREEMENT.
Text OF Secretary HAYS Reply to tie British
and German Ambassadors.

WASHINGTON, Oct 81. The Department of
State this morning made public the corre-
spondence with Lord Pauncefote upon the sub
ject Of the agreement between Germany and
Great Britain. in regard TO their mutual policy
In China under date OF Oct. 10. 1900.
Lord Pauncefote's letter to Secretary Hay
Is as follows:
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Polhill' J Drug Store
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS.

FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS.
The following valuable building lots,
oharmingIy situated 10 the resident
portion Of the CITY, are for sale on easy
terms:
1s5xlsO, on Union street, runDi1g
back to Reynolds street. This piece
OF property ~an be divided into ak
lots, 45x9O each, thee fronting 90
Union and three on Reynolds streets,
and is situated Immediately north Of
the residence Of Mr. Glaubsr Lot on
the east side OF Union street, opposite
the residence Of Mr.. John H. McCul-
Tough, s0xls0 feet, can be divided into
tOurslots. 45x9O; two fronting On Union
aud two on Ella streets. Lots lsox1sO
feet, corneriDg on Albany, Albenarls
ana Amherst streets, scan be divided
into eight lots, 45xsO feet each. Also
lots on Gloucester street, batwsen AL
bAny and Amherst streets, and lots on
Albany, between Gloucester and +
streets; and on Amherst street, be-
tween Gloucester aud F streets TO
anyone wishing desirable building
lots, either for their own residence or
Tor rent, cannot fail tobe satisfied with
these locations. For further Informs
JE. ppBrevoS.
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TEN. It Is medicine for weak women.
Il Is . purely vegetable medicine, and
can be taken BY the most delicate.
Kidney disease, Rheumatism and all
diseases of the blood. Stomach and
n sryes soon euccuuab to IT'S wonderful
eject On the human system. Thous-
ands of people Id Georgia recommend
10 Price 81 0c.
QUAKER PAIN BALM Is the med
|icine that the Quaker Doctor made all
|of his quick cures with. LISA new and
wonderful medicine for Neuralgia,
Toothache, Backaohe, Rheuapat isrn,
Sprains, Pain In Bowels fa fAob, ali
pain can be relieved by Il. Price CSC
and soc.
QUAKER WHITE WON DER so q.
a medicated soap for the skin, seal d
END complexion. Price 10c cake.
QUAKER HEALING SALYE. 3
vegetable ointment for the cure 81
letter, eczema and eruptiona Of the
skin. Price 10c box
| FOR SALE BY ALI. DRUGGISTS.
r. A. DILLINaH AM, Proprietor,
Cincinnati.
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Nice Yellow Vans at De vos's
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"Quick lunch" is one Of the commonest Of city
signs The sign doesn't say "a healthy lunch Of
COOP tood-the character Of the food apparently
is not considered. It's Just quick luDch--eat
and getasay. lsit Any wonder that The atom
ach breaks DOWN. Food is thra1p sat Z,
indigostihle and innuuiuous food, very often,
and the stomach has 70 DO the best IL can. Nor
mally there should be no need for medical as
sisiance Tor the stomach. But the average
method OF life Is abnormal and while this con-
tinues there will always be demand for Drf
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery, It Is the
one medicine which can le relied on to cure
diseases OF the stomach Hs@>other organs OF d.
geston and nutrition. rtienot cure all. 1t
is medicine designedior the stomach srs g
cure through tho stomach remote aAseases
which have their causcin The derang'ment Of
the stomach and digestive and nutritive sys-
tenn. 1t cures when al else fails
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SATURDAY RvREIEIl .

Devotional Exercises, led bye. Q,
Tinda1i. Jesup.
The Duty Of the League, with re-
gard TO Temperance and Sunday OBJ
aeryance. An open Conference, led BY
Rev. M. B. Ferrel1, BlacEshear.
The Work and the Workers; A Plea
for the Pastors, w L. Arnold, State
Secretary, Savannah, Ga,
SUNDAY MOANING
The Quiet Hour; A Preparation for
the Sabbath, led By Mrs ]. Q, Ward,
Blacksnear.
Love Feast, conducted BY Tncio'
Thomas, Wayeross.
sermon, Rev. Z NJ: e,hristlau Way
Gross Subject: Christ ID His
Church, The Past and Present.
SUNDAY ArrERsooN.
school. First Church, Y. Z.
0erintendent.
4, Trinity church, 2.
tendent,
in Junfor Work:
zsss Meeting. Miss
avnross
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the adding OF a coluiun OF figures.
The LEADING Ins b SS M Ni ead1S
sgnnniaffat epycWi ,tut thiScouutry, His pracl
@PuosAtSe tfeaM been for years larger than
thatof al other eciasiscoinhined. Hscurcs OF ali
sorts or Diseased nonlCns have been the marvel OF
tnme has Hrscad INTO every town aud every hamet.
Those ctedNth ~ fuBnnt Diseases sought
his eervccg in ortt'r ttyt they might be made whole
by the n az es wonderful system treat
consultation and medicines, who a few months later
have returned 70 hn in fest vigorous health to rive
-, - HIM thsir thpnks
Az 0iseascs Dr, Hathaway treats all diseased
Cured. thOsQ peculiar 20 mon and those
-, ~ pocylsr to women, es well as
Iatarrh, hheunlFti1n, Kidney Complaints, Eczema,
and al totmA ~ hpgeung and chronic disorders.
ShrlooOsie and treatment 81 Varse s - ana
"a Structure. Structure wlihoptthe aid Of knife
patient Va ueetcd ~ iNis method ri his own horne
without pain or q 8. time from bNsinese. This ie
positively The only eytmens Nch cures W % ont an
Ata o. e. ie ore fr1r NArcoSeie aud Structure 20
nSgea u 2slsS0 ano 81 0f hienew book which Will be
Evary Caa0 sent free application.
1917 Every case tahcn by DIR. Hathaway
! specially y epeeAllv treated according 20 ~.
eFeatcus gnpcrvlsion, and al rctnef,ig.s usfd W
him pfenArct n psircst and hest drugs 10
MS own iNhprrtoret nnCer lis pereutai oversight
Rnd all npl ecial prescriptions OF hts own,
Low tAtQn ur advice, either ~ hts Office pr BY
arnnc mai, and Nlan Z case A. taken he cne low
. icecofea AZ cost OF medicines ana protcs
.. NEWroN HATHAWAY, Ns.u.
nr. hathaway a CO..
~ uryan Street, savannah, Ca
MEkgloH TINS PAPER WHEN WRITING, !
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W. B. oorsets on sale ut actual cost
st the Bee Hive.
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RIELnMEN,g NNIERTAINMEaT.
The Invitations Have Been Issued for
the Opening Of Their Armory.


The Brunswick Riaenen have issued
the inynations to the opening Of their
armory on October 4 The invitation is
quite neat one and reads as follows:
sYouraelf and ladies are cordially In
vted TO attend The opening Of our ar
mory Thursday evening, october4, 1900
There will be prize drill, speeches BY
prominent citizens and dane.
"Harry Miller, Chairman
~. r. Hutchinson and N, Greenwood,
Invitation Committee
plsase present enclosed card al the
door,
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shear.
Where There Are no Leagues, how
Shall We Organizer Mrs. s. W..
Hitch, Waycross.
Discussion Of last two subjects, con
Quoted by w. p. Ward, Douglas.
The Leagues Great Work, N. w.
Howard, State First Vice President,
cambridge, Ga.
Question Box, conducted BY w Le-
Fills Arnold, State Secretary, ssYsn-
nah
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THE SICK ARE
MADE WELL,
and the Weak are RESTORED to Fun Vigor
and Strength at the Hands Of the Great.
est Healer Of Modern Times.

. Have yon any pain or nohe or weakness9
Mr0 lou n0os your blood show that 4 contains iul.
.El.L1 purites9 Are yOu nervous2 DO YOU lack
0loNa nnan md nc.iYltY oI MIND and hodY2 Ara
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Hew Bnght,s plssass Starts.

Indl gestions biliousuess, blood poisoned WITH
urea and uric acid (which should have been
exsreted BY the kidneys), rheumatic pains In
nerves and joints causing irritatienof the kid
neys, chen pains oget the small Of the backs
mark sure approach Of Brigit's diseaaes DO
not delay in taking Foley's Kidney Cures for Il
makes the kidneys right. Take no substitute.
w - Batts
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you easily tiredf Have YOU
lost amhiuong Ia there any
unnatural drain upon the
eystem2 II every organ per.
forming Ito proper func-
han2 In Other Words.
Are You u Perfectly
Strong, Active, Nfg0r-
0lis, Healthy, Happy
Man or Woman 2
II not yOu should not de.
lay one day before yOa con.
SUIT a specialist, one to
whomthe human hodyisan
Opon bopk and who under.
stands every phase Of weak.
ness ana disease and 90
whom the propertreatment
for a euro Ia as eln.nlo ms
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sATURpAY ArrERNooN.


Promise Meeting, led By J.. a.
Wright, Brunswick
How 10 Conduct the Literary De
parlment and use she Reading
Course, Ma d 81. MCMILLAN, Black
shear.
The Place for the Bible in our LeagY
ues, Mrs. Georgia a. Jones, Way
cross
Discussion Of these subjects, led BY
Rev. J. M. Glenn, Waycross,
The Holslon Plan, Mrs, Minnie L.
Parker, Brunswick, Ga.
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Buy your dry goods !! actual cOst A
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The Quakers Are
Honest People.

The Quaker Herb Ton
10 is not only a blood
purifier, but a Blood
m q K er for Pale, Weak
and Debilitated people
who have not strength
nor blood. JIG acts as q
tonic, it regulates di-
gestion, cures dyspepsia
and lends strength and
fnna n4hn l1ar.vnfia aws-
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AFTER FIFrEEN YEARs.

]. z. ppBIayoN.
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sORa0L NOTICE.

Second Id household
Fought and sold,
50 pianos. organs, trunks,
mirrors, carpets, etc. j. w,
Watkins.
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washington Seminary S$ssa 7$5s$s H:5ss n.ss
Macon snd Baltimore woman College Primary AS1dsm,G Music
building Home life Pupils enter yassar WELLESLEY sp3
Mrs. w handler Lewyn D. Scott Associate Principal
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1900-02-08
6eOankenfplittsr

Gin gutter Sropfsn bat idou nrandsu gum
2ropf gemaht.
auf inter Den @soantsnblisen sibt IS falts
St,Idge ulb iolhe, Die %siinbeu.
Tuh bte Sadel Der @abrbeit fnnu nidt
%breuner, ohne 81 itpar,en.
GS gibt and cute Shoteu, Die man bereut.
@er iit GIT melt ueriteist, fonu es bis sur
Seriteigeruug brilIgeu.
Die 8abrheit i'll ihlidltsu @orteu uerfiiHoet,
uuO lei IS Die %tieiits, uerhaIt uno it,iuirlDet.
SlosS nlaIdl ieitlter @eoanfe gefdut,
0eti ibu Die Sorm iiber @aiIer erhdlt.
Dit ifsiut es, ais pdrsu Dem llngliid
unO Dem @liite Fliigei ucrtieb'u.
Dem ~erferen, uis ,u uerfoiger,
Dem leetersu. ms al eutflieb'n.