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the United States VI. 49, ~.
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nns'on. ne len love wfh NJ p-,Ssv-
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on. ,ne oonse "a bis fanaly. a. -
pne ~ seas oa aShe time 1, esrr1~e
OF Napoleons anger '4hs ~ n. ~
taken. he sailed With ~
Mr.. Patterson's ships. Me - - g
ed Lisbon he fount LIE
there to prevent his mn 81 nr.es
wife on the ship. wlcK - - ~
sterdam. while he wen o.. -
her cause with the emsoS n. = ys.aa
dam she was refused a MA q 49, =
TO seek refuge In Englaf a 'x-s..
Dover and proceeded
where, after a few days. s.s1s
Napoleon Bonaparte. was y.
tinued 10 reside In Camb< ~ 4
stantly received letters -
from her husband. profcf
and fidelity. Napoleon al
pope 10 QAtHV4Ft tatt tttr@tf = .L4-
he steadfastly refused 20 do, w IN
peror had a divorce passed By -
council. Then he proposed 70
aparte that she return 10 A.
take as an allowance from ~
francs year. provided she did.
the name OF Bonaparte. After
she consented, her husband rem9o
France. lie was transferred TO III
and made a general. In the fsagnY
poleon III. formal trial was
her ana the decision was In her
Her ,on was declared 20 havs -
the name OF ponaparts. and thss
mother desired him 10 marry
ter OF Joseph Bonaparts. This Da ,..a
declined. but chose instead Miss
az R0xbury. Mass Though -
graduate OF Harvard and had -
American woman, he aseiinsd y .ssS
an American citizen nie va 90 :.
az Intimacy with his father 1870 -.
French court. lie managed ~ x
affairs wisely. aud became ssix a.
Jerome Napoleon was spn os y -
rner ana he was educated ~ ,.xss
Ia f@sg and served on the Tess y -
lie resigned IN 1854 ard took 1872 1870
French army. re went via 49, -
through the Crfmsan war ana 49, <.rie
Of the third Nspoleon's fsin -
gonsph BoBaparte. Jcrofns Mo- -
and grandson % Nine -
born in baltimore IN 1854. 80 -
at Harvard "a fsr and afssfus 49, ,
Harvard Law school. and wAs .+5 -
practice. and has sttxfnsd ~
al the bar. lie istsly mAds " -
speech ia opposition to Mekin
In the Philippines :. -
The second Bonsparte % eS-A~ r.
country was Joseph. king y ~ y
was Sapoieons elder bFotn = p ~
was the Iass OF bis family snxt - -
tsrview with the defeated 60 rsu11r1lI1
waterloo. At that Interview . ,SSr ~
70 meet him IN New YORK; 49,
sailed, July is. ISIS. unisr e :. 49,
name. lie bought house IN a 4 &
and a country seat at Bofden' y ~
His purchases were lsSaiisea = ~
OF the New Jersey leEsiAt@~ - ~
were some purchases OF his q ~
rondacks, -. ", by the lesisaAsst. - ~
state. But the overthrow - ~
France and Of half the world -
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Gated at Dartmouth college. Eat the
charge" says Mr. Parkham. "of friends
I'm New England, and was for time mis-
sionary to the Indians at Green Bay, In
Wisconsin. His character for veraeity was
not OF the best. He deceived the excel
lent antiquary. Hoyt, BY various inventions
touching the attack on Deerfield. and In
the latter part OF his life tried 10 pass
himself on as the lost dauphin. son of
Louis XVI"
The Duke of Orleans.
Partisans of the duke of Orleans. after
ward King Louis Philippe of France. were
in 1896 plotting to place MIN on the throne.
The duke was prisoner at Marseilles anu
his brothers were detained under guard In
Paris His mother entreated that her
Younger sons be set free and the govern
ment told her that they should be On
condition that the duke. with all the ehll-
dren, go Immediately to America. The
duke, being informed OF the conditions,
accepted them, and wrote to his mother
saying that her orders would be obeyed
and that when she should receive the let
ter he would have set out for America. On
the 24th OF September. 1875, he embarked
from Hamburg on board an American YES
sci, and reached Philadelphia month
afterward His brothers did not JOIN Am
TIL the February following. The directory
would not permit them 70 leave France TIL
they had positive assurance that the duke
himself had left. When all were together
I'm this country they became haunted with
fear that their fathers enemies among
the French emlgrants here would give
them trouble, 40 they chose the least fire.
auented regions for their pilgrimage. In the
spring OF 1871 they set out on horseback on
A tour through ''thc wastes OF North Amer
ina"-that is they went first 70 Baltimore.
and afteryard 10 Mount Vernon. on visit
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Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11

AER-
PufkOwnik Wilk.
Obrazek z niedawnej przeszfOsci.
(Cisg dalssy.)

move jssykiem, ktory byi m~iss.anins
rosyjskisgo, rusihskisgo 1 polskiego, .
II ka4dym jsj perjodsm pytai sic: "o.y
p~onimsjessr" ze xal do wymownych
ME nale4ai wcals, smiaio prsypussosac
moans, as oho6 sfuobsjacy ma .spy TAME
take kaaniali sie gseboko I odpowiadali:
,toosno taxi, to jednak o 90 ohodsi, IA.
pewne ME wiedsisli.
Wilk, jakeimy TO ju4 wspominali, ma
pobojowisku miedsy trupami pod Bo.
rodinsm pozostawszy, u%ratowanie sws.
90 4yoia .awd.ieosal okolicznym wiei
niakom 1 " c.asis pobytu mied.y mimi
prsyszsdf do przekonania, 70 " grunoie
dobry to nar6d, msjaOy poc.oiws In
stynkta, ale stras.nis zahukany.
Nauo.yc iOh poczuoia godnoioi ludz-
kisj 1 : tego .wierzecego stanu do c.lo.
wiso.shstwa podnielc, byio wsdlug ME-
90 obowia.kiem Polski. Dlatego wiel.
Os mu do ~pr.skonania pr.ypadi aksjo
mat, wymyIlony pr.sz Lslewela: n,a
nss.a wolnosc 1 was.a" 1 proklamaoyj,
W tym duChu drukowanych, zaws.s .e
SODA oafa fure wo.ii.
Wyka.aws.y wiec jshcom, e ME
wrogami ale prsyjaoiolmi nassymi by6
winni, aadal Aoinierskiego sfowa homo.
ru, ae jsniso wypus.c.ony pr.eciw pc
lakom bio sic ME bed.ie, ale ows.sm
pojeoia swobody pc Rosji ma roznosit.
Chocia4 sluchaoze ME misli wiasciwie
pojscia, co to jest ten honor, q nawst 1
wyras sam pisrws.y "a. o ich ussy sic
obijal, ale to uwolnienis ich cd sgodss.
MIA sic ma to .alszafo, ohetnie wieo slo-
wo dawali.
Rosdawano Inn wtencsas pc kieliszku
w6dki I pc pare .iot6wsk, stosownie do
ssanu kasy, vk,adano kaadsmu " ranieo
kilka proklamacyj jake nowyoh apo.
sto'6w swobody w%yprawiano ioh do Ro.
sji.
Tam oni jsdnak wraoa6 woals ME
myslsli, ale ows.sm /. pisrwszym lsp.
Sym odd.ialem sic aaosyli.
Poruo.nik Lubowidski, kt6rsge smy
u pulkownika po.nali 1 kt6ry . drobnsj
sslaohsy okollc.nsj poohodsao, 1aciag.
nat sic pisrws.y do jsgo cddzlalu, jake
Ohiopak wieosj cd innych towar.ys.6w
swoioh intsligsntny, stai sic prawa re-
ks swsgo komendants. Ten nile VIE
r.ya " skutso.noic tel propsgandy !
wiels uwag pod lynn w.gledsm swemu
swisrzohnikowi csynii. Wilk go saw.
s.s iednsk sfukai ! .skohosyi argumsn.
tenn, re poruo.nik ME .na TAX dobr.e
jsk on r%osjan.
Zdsrxalo sic bardso c1esto, zs nisje-
den Z tycb, 90 sie ma ten swisty honor
zsklst, wpada powt6rnie " reos nas.yoh
~toiniersy. Gniew I wioiskioic niemsl
Wilka nile miaiy wtsdy granio 1 lsko-
~nio.nie Ia ro.str.elanis tskisgo wichita
ska.ywai. Kisdy jedusk winny o.y
winni, jeili lob byio wiecsj, prIed front
wyssspili, kiedy ognia do niOh tyiko
.akOmendsrowac byio potr,sba, wssdy
gniew Wilks uolchai, odsswa do wiez.
niow ssawaia sie dluasss | ssrdsc.nisj.
sss, ola dobisuosci wymyslanismi pr,s
plstsns, zdwsjsno Inn liozbe wrec.sDych
proklsmsoyj l Inowu wolno puszc,ano.
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11

y.b
kt6ry do missskaho6w Litwy byl wy.
dany ! kt6rsgo tax dosaownis p6znisj
dotrsymsno.
Lubowidski doradssi pulkownikowi,
ssby idao wzorem Dsmbihskiego, jeh.
COW W polskis mnndury ubisraa I mie-
dry polskis ssersgi woislal. Wilk ma
proposyoje podobna sie obur.ai, q raojs
jsgo, chot .spswns ME wyro.umowane,
Z tsgoA san ego instynktu narodowego
pochodsify.
- Sprawl nassa wsniosia 1 osysta -
mavial - Do roboty uo.oiwsJ motns
uaJ wa6 tylko tego, ooby o oelu da4noI.
Of passej dokladne miaa pojeois.
Kisdy r6Aowe nad.isje smuto sic "a.
kohczyly, Wilk wra. . innymi vygnah.
oami .nala.i sic ma ~obosyzoie I pr.sds.
ws.ystkiem do Franoji spisssyi, bod
franou.i Prise. wsp6lnoic boj6w, pod
jednym sztandarsm tocsonych, byli mu
brs6mi nisjako.
R.sozywisoie uzyskal tn odra1u wa,
runki, jake g~dsisindsisj do uzyskania
byiy nispodobns. Jako kawalsr legji
honorowej mias tn pobyt be.pieCzny 1
pewny, a nadto nsznaosono mu acldu
m~issiec.nsgo sIescd.iesiat frank6w. Me
byio to .apewns ~iele 1 ME odpowiada.
10 woale jego2wojskowemu ssopniowi,
ale ae Paryz p~od6wo.as byi miastsm
bardzo taniem, a potrzsby ssarsgo ac}.
nisrza, jak mosna sobie wyobra.ic mai.
skromniejs.e, m6gi wieo byc /. TAXA
psnsja o siebie b~s.pieo.ny.
Ale NATIONALIST rodsiia sic nova po.
trseba.
Wilk, jak wisks.oic smigraoji 6w.
cxssnej, pewny byi, to pobyt jego to-
tai tylko chwilowy 1 smigranoi, badz
.nowu jake 4o'nisr.e, bsdz jak tryum.
fatOrEy Disdiugo wr6oa do kraju.
re jsdnak sam byi sohorowsnym 1 "a
swojs Maroysis 1 Marynks tesknii, po.
stauowl js, badz co bsdz, do siebis
sprowsdzi6.
o to, ozsgo Ayc beds " Paryau,
ami ma chwile sic ME tros1czyi, DO my.
ilsl, 4e zaradna ia. kobieta poradzt 80.
bic susaj TAX samo, jak jus kiedyl pora.
d,iia W War.awis. Pr.yjszd ioh jed.
max wymagai .pswnego kspisasu I ma
g~romad1enie 60 stalo sic " obsonsj
chwlli ga6wnym Wilka oslsm. Ola ME.
60 wyrxski sic wilma, ola niego robil
wsIeIkis moiliws.. os.cIednoioi, odma-
wiajao sobis ws.ystkiego I opr6o. tego
%postsnowa pre-. jakikolwisk ssrobsk
doehody swe powiekssac.
R.smioulo nastrec.aio sic jake jedy
ny rssurs, ale do jakiegoA r.emiosls
.dolny by' starry, stsrauy soinisr., kt6,
~ Gale sws zyoie jsdynis ~wojac.ks sic
s~ajmowalP
Tia soanisrska jsdnak, a p6znIsj my.
shwska jsgo praktyka daily mu pewisn
zach W recs. Wilk uwaasf sisbie IA
wcals dobrsgo r%ussnikarza 1 jak to sic
tam pa Litwis m6~i, utr.ymywa to
jest skchczony rbicmsoher" (Busobssn.
maohsr)' Kwali6kssja ia atoli istniaia
tylko W jego imsginscji. Zsmek cd
ssrIslby odkrecic, lufy wyczyfoi6, spre.
synycyngla .akarbovs6,kule odla6,bag-
net lob tssak potocsy6, OF byio wssyst
ko. Odpowisdni fabryksuoi, do kt6
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11

Od;spotkania..Wilka : Burkiem xii.
ka lat upaynsso.' al.smiary pu'kownika
ola kt6ryoh oim missecy oieakis do Wy
trwania mu sic wydawaly, mimo snaoz'
ME diu4s.sgo ozasu " ur.so.ywistnie'
ME ME przss.fy.
Byly chwils, 70 usbisrany kapi.al
doohod.if olbrsymiej sunny trzystu fran
k6v. ale. dos.edlssy.. do ssgo s.o.ytu
swykls topnial, sohod.il do stu albo nj.
tel frank6w ! trssba byfo rospocsynat
ma nowo.
Nadto spos6b ayois, jaki /. povodu
spotkania sic . Burkiem pulkownikowl
wislkim lossm ns loteryi sie'wyda', da'
wax skutki poAsdans Ola Burks, ale ME
ola Wilks. Bursk ~potlulcial, gao.
krsglii sic, sisric jsgo nabraia polysku,
q ocsy.tsj .wyklsj q ps6w dobrss ksr'
mionych nonszslanoji. Do polskisgc
naswiska przywyki widoosnie bylc
mu Z MEM dobrse.
Ale zupa, prsygotowywaua na mics
nych okrawksoh, bee wswledu, to dc
nisj mies.ano cora. inns jsr,yny, "a
pulkownik wykrya nawet sklspik, gdsie
podobnsj do polskisj kas.y psriowe,
dosta', ME szla mu jakof ma udrowie
Wychudi, wymizsrnial, a rsumaty.m
kt6ry coraz gwsltowniej uo,uwac ss
dawal, .c,esto kiadi 60 do l6tka 1 "a
robek Z ~naprawiania parasol6w . bud
zetu wykrsslony by6 muuiai.
Jsszc.e, jakby ma nies.o.elOis, Lubo
wid.ki jake c.eladnik Ilusarski, wye
chal do Montpelier. Pulkownika cd
wisd1ali .najomi, ale wi.yty ts mic
pr.ynosiiy mu ulgi, lscz raossj trcske
Prawda, As Bursk ocEekwisnis pre-
szed', Ae rano . kos.ykism, wioaonyn
mu ma szyje, sam s.edi do r.eznika, {
p6znisj ,po lsguminy do owoOarki, z,
60 " cyrkuls ju4 znano l wisd.iano, OF
" kossyk ma jego karku wio4y6 nalszy
- ale ma zaiatwisniu sprawunk6w sic
koho.yfo.
w domu Bursk oszc.ekiws1 obcyoh
vital lr.ucanism sic ma pisrsi l krecs
MEM ogona polak6w 1 oiessrsm cisl,
svojsgo .atr.askiwai drzwi, jssli je ktt
wchodssc, otwarts zostawisl ale p,
"a to funkojs wybied. jua ME um.ai.
Ola pana jego prsyssla isszo1e INN,
.martwisnia Iprayc.yns. Emigracja '
SVEN Ionic pod.islila sic ma diva oboIy
wybitne I wrogis, kt6rs gwaltownis js
den prIeciwko drugismu ~wystspily.
Kislkujaca juz " c.asi powstani,
myil, 70 prsyc1yna upadku:sprawy by
10 oddaris jej " reoe srystokrscji
skrystali.owana pre-. Mochnsckisgo
Soltyka, wyda'a bujns zniwo. Zso1e
to twisrd.ic, ie ~powstanie upsdio Ola
tsgo, zs " pocsatku Lubsoki sic MEN
1sopiskowai, ae p6znisj C1artoryski by
nsjwybitnisjs,a W r.sdzie jsdnostks
Poczeay sic sspsranis, wys.ukujacs VIII
nawst tam, gd,is ich ME byio ! partj'
tax swsns dsmokratyo.ns, coras si'
wyr6anisjac, nienawisoia, ssydsrsswen
wfgsrds miotais nj prEeoiwnik6w.
Wilk do parsji tel pr.ystai i dus.s
sercem.
Dlas.egoG Csyaby p~rzekonsnis de
mokrstyosns byiy W sercu jsgo .loto
Zgoda = Unity. [volume] (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1881-1901, 1900-01-11

oyob "a krajsm wygnaho6w naiwieosj
dawaia g%waranoji.
Nadto pu'ko wink Wilk sam osobisoie
Re strony Chaopiokiego mial dow6d ME.
wlary W sprawe p~arodowa. Pamietal
to, q mote 1 osobista urass, jakisj do.
znai, tenn silniej " pamieoi mu tkwila.
Ludsie najtrudnisj .apominsjs tsgo, 90
osobifcis ioh dotyosy.
Pomijsjac to sprawy publicznej ME-
jake natury, cie4kie tak4s dolegliwoici
osobists spadly ma nas.sgo pulkownika.
Choroba .samany, wisks.s o.ss6 dnia
pr.sped.a6 musisl W l6aku, q r.adki
byi wypadsk, seby odzwisrny dsugism
jsgo nispoka.ywanism sic .anispokojo.
ny, nabrsf oohoty wdrapywac sis AZ pa
ss6sts pietsrko. Pr.ysaedis.y, .apytai
o .drowis, r.uoii pare obojetnyOh 1 ste.
re~otypowych 4yc.sh I ME d~owisd.iaw.
sly sic nawst. csy choremu ossgo ME
potrzsba, . usposobienism obcsgo 1 ME-
pr.ychylnsgo ola biednych, odohod.il.
Puikownik pr.sbywal wieo tylko re
swoim Burkiem. a aatwo pojac, jak ola
polaka, pr,ywykiego do gwarnsgo obo.
"a, ayoie to bylo c'eskie.
Me mo4nof6 sprowadssnia do sisbis
tony l c6rki stawaia SIC ts4 trosks cora.
dolsgliws.a, a 70 listy do emigrant6w
ME d~oohodzi'y, prae. lata wiec oals,
jsili ME zdar.yaa sic jaka przypadkowa
oks.ja, ME byso wiadomoioi - 1 bisd.
ny Wilk to ohorobe, to nawst smier6
swojsj ukochanej Maroysi l Marynki
prrypus.o.ai.
katwo pojac, iak Ola koohajsosgo
s.czer.e serca ohwils podobns byiy IA
b6jczs, a jssli do tego dodamy tesknote
h krsjsm, dolsgliwofoi fzyorne 1 ga
motnofc, .rozumiemy iatwo I wybac.y.
my myili samob6jstws, jake ssaremu
zofnier.owi cd c.asu do czasu chodsily
Pc giowis.
Tszeba raz skohosyc ts nisprowa.
d.aca do niczsgo meke -m6wil do sic.
bic, u~tkwiwssy oozy W .akur.ony suft
swej i.dsbki - Ale jakP.... zastrselic
sIsf Me mann pistolstu, ME nam Fad.
nsj broni palnsj. Trzeba kupowa6,
tr.sba nadwsreaac gros. uskladany. kt6.
ryby Marcysi mojej sic przydaa. sko.
o.yc . mostu do Sekwany byioby pross.
sxs.
Bursk, kt6ry tymczsssm chrapiac,
spal q n6g l6Aks, 1awarcIak.>
- Hs, ha! - sasmisi sic Wilk -
OstrEega bestja, ssby mnis Z woody Wy.
oIagnai. A COR vszak to wodola., ra.
towac tonaoych to jsgo rzsmioslo.
Bursk jednak widac ME bratal sie
woale . myflami swoiego pana. ale mu.
slai .awarc.s6, usiysEawsEy kogos ma
schodacb, !. BIO " tejse chwili do drswi
i.dsbki sapuksno.
-nEntrs." - .awOisi puikownik,
troche to niespod.iswana wi.yts .dri.
wiony. Dr.wi sie..powoli otworsyiy |
do staucyjki powoli wsunesa sic 6gurka
mais, troohe peksta, .arumieniona, iy-
"a | usmiechniets.
Byi to dobr.s ns calsj smigracji sns.
ny pan FLIP.
Nsswiska jsgo ME wymisnisno pra.
vile nigdy | my go wiec wymisniac nile
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-10
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it comes it is a hard black and very
magnetic mineral. When exposed to
the air it slacks. and 20 per cent of it
is soluabe in water, making an Elixir
which for the cure of so called incur
able ills as Brights Disease and ALL Kid
ney troubles cannot be excelled.
If you believe aGod is greater
than man; that His creations
are better and more perfect than
mans, buy this great natural remedy
Any person desiring package OF V.
o.. can call or address MRS. X. S.
5 STREAM' Agent, Arnett House, Green
vile, Miss,
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The Printers Burden.

Take up the printers burden
1t is an awful hard load,
And gathers weight the further
He travels down the road.
Bills payable in plenty,
Subscribers in arrears
The troubles that beset him
" ould drive a bust to tears.
Take up the printers burden
A form knocked into pi,
The editor arrested
For publishing u lie,
A typo full of bug juice.
The foreman far away,
Upon some big excursion
The devil is to pay.
Take up the pointers burden
At last the paper out:
John Smiths widow had baby
Two rowiest had bout:
Browns children have the measles
Miss Philipy's dog is dead,
Miss Tattles had Il quilting
And not word was said.
Take up the printers burden -
He puffs his old dead town.
He calls the women beauties
A ri lle,' Just like Il clio n;
He .ao w the tity fathers
An psi1t1 tlair , 'tlgr3aE
Th45 pjy hin ba:l b. tHtsl'G
His plbIlcntioh fees.
Take up the printers burden
Give him a ittle rest:
W'tn Ar his imp rfeations
H. doubtless do his or7t,
houJ his hnoN.al neighbofs,
He tells not half that's true,
Believing that the devil
Will sometime get his due, -ES
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-10
GREENvL1E WASHINGTON COUNTY, MISS SATURDAY March

ton of our readers to his Bol
| Silk Cotton Seed of which he ha
sold tons. Read his ad if yol
want good planting seed.
The Greenville Ice and Goa
company are after your Ice trade
and guarantees it to be as cold anC
lasting as any made. They are
also after your orders for bottled
soda mineral water or cider. II
will pay you to freeze to them.
Frank Binder solicits through
our columns your jewelry trade
and invites all to see his new goods
His long association with you in
this business guarantees his stock
and fair dealings. j. p Butler
another jeweler asks for your
repair work and guarantees all
work.
j. Henry Chappell who has won
the title of the tightening collector
by his promptness IN his line of
work solicits your collection and
the renting of your house. We.
will say this if he can't get your
rents no one else need try.
In the insurance line we have
j. B. Hebron, Henry 7. Ireys
and j. H. Robb representing as
rellble companies as can be found
in the United States or the world.
Give them your policies.
The Hawkins, Crlttenden & Co.
and Henry L. lreys & Co, cotton
factors want your conslgnments
and will make liberal advances ON
same. They are both responsible
firms and at their hands you will
receive courteous treatment.
Lacy and Neff contractors and
builders are prepared to do all
Kinds of wood work and solicit |
your patronage
Our professional cards represent
Leroy Percy and Thomas & Rose
If this city and Hebron & Kinni
ION of Leland the best legal talent |
hat can be found.
DR.. Joe Chatham the poplar
'rice dentist soicits your work in
lis line and offers in his ad re-
narkable price for best set of
eeth, read it.
We last for life as we'll rs in
his column we have J. w. Head
summer Bros. undertakers These
wo firms each carry elegant
.oods in their line and prepared
o do q job of embqlming equal to
hat Of city experts. See their ad.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-10

Comes from DR.. D. B. Cargile, OF
Washita |. T. Ee writes: -Four bot
ties of Electric Bitters has cured Mrs:
Brewer of scrofula, which had caused
her great suffering for ears. Ter
rible sores would break out on her
head and face, and the best doctors
could give no help; but her cure is com.
plete and her health is excellent.
This shows what tn usands have PROV
ed-that Electric Bitters is the best
blood purifier known. It's the su-
nreme remed for zema, letter, salt
rheum, ulcers. boils and running
sores. It stimulates liver, kidnes
and bowels. expels poison, helps diges
ton builds up the strength. Only OF
cents. Finla, the drugg ist
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-10
Horses and Rules.

The best lot of Horses and
Mules seen in Greenville is
now offered for sale at reason
able figures at the Palace Sta
Ole.
This stock was carefully Sc
lected, and before leaving this
stable will be examined by our
vetclarian, DR.. K. A. Pike.
Planters needing stock OF
any kind will fad it to their
interest to examine our stock
before buying, as we bought
this stock right, and will Sc
acco dinghy.
J. Silverstien,
Palace Stable,
Greenvllle, Miss.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-10

For new Madrid Seed Corn,
Yellow or White, and Red Rust
Proof Oats. 90 to L. A. Wilhelm.
Call and see our line Of Plows
and plow gear. Best goods at
lowest prices.
Mississippi Hardware Co.
The Greenville times. [volume] (Greenville, Miss.) 1868-1917, 1900-03-10
Doctors Say;

Bilious and Intermittent Fevers
which prevail in miasmatic dis
tr: is are invariably accomPan-
ed by arrangements OF the
Stomach Liver and Bowels.
The Secret of Health.
The liver is the great driving
wheel" in the mechanism OF
man, and when tits out oforder,
the whole system becomes de-
ranged and disease is theresult.
TUFTS Liver Pills
Cure all Liver Troubles.