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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
PACIFIC COAST SENTIMENT FOR CANAL

PACIFIC COAST SENTIMENT FOR CANAL
San Diego, Cal. Feb 1.-THE Chamber OF COM
merce has adopted resolution requesting the Rep
resentattves Of California in Congress in every way
10 urge the immediate passage OF the Nicaragua
Canal bin, amended provide for the control
rather than sovereignty, and that they do not
insist on terrifying the canal approaches. which
'in our opinion Is unnecessary and II insisted upon
would probably result in defeating legislation al
the present session OF Congress-
Santa Barbara Cal, Feb lin response 70
telegram to Mayor Starke suggesting the danger
that Santa Barbara would be open 10 attack in war
If the Hay-Pauncefote treaty is ratified and the
Nicaragua Canal built under its provisions. and
asking expression of sentiment OF the people.
mass meeting held at the City Hall. largely at
tended by representative citizens Several addresses
were made indOrsing the treaty and the policy Of
the Administration and resolutions were adopted
in favor of the construction Of the canal and urg
ing Congress Representatives 70 aid in bringing
about its speedy completion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
DIED.

LYMAN-At bis hons, IN EnEswoot, ~ =. Henry a
Lyman Tuesday. February 13. 1870.
services his residence. Dwight Pl4c@
Fngewood Friday Afternoon February r. upon arrival
Of train leaving Chambers-st. York. 353 o'clock
Northern Railroad OF Ssw-Jsrsey.
LyONs-On Tuesday February - a. the residences q
Mrs Alex T Van Nest. Elizafsth Lyons. for
than forty faithful friend and n ths
family q the Robert LSn0x Taylor
Funeral Church Of Holy Tnnocents West 9TH
ST ThuEslay morning 10 o'c0cL
8IAAsMonday night February II 1900 ire residences
No I2D East 72i-s-- Regina Mas. vita %
late Martin Mas. IN the 18TH year % her
Funeral Thursday. February -. 10 a m
SNEDES-At Moltgomery Orange County y z. FEB
ruary a. 1850 GeorEanna. daughter II = ard ia
late sophia =. n. Suedes
ggmsrF.
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CHANGES AMONG COURT CLERKS.

Harold Eyre has been appointed stenographer N
the With District Municipal Court at 80 900 year
Walter II. Carpenter, clerk in the court OF Spe-
cial Sessions. has been promoted TO be assistant
clerk OF the court. with advance OF salary from
81 200 TO Sl5OO. William l. Trafford, the assistant
clerk has been transferred to minor csrkship
with a reductlon Of salary from $500 20 100
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
JUDGMENT FOR RUSSELL SAGE.
AGAINST THE SURVIVING PARTNERS
OF W Y MCRACKEN co.

Judgment for SEATS was entered yesterday
against Nell Mcdonald and George A Evans. as
surviving partners OF W Y. McCraCken & Co,
railroad contractors, formerly at No. 70 Wall-st.
in favor of Russell Sage Of the claim sos 80 was
for balance of money advanced TO the firm be-
tween January !. 1867. and April 90 1894 and 5000
was on draft made by Mr. McCracken on Novem-
Der 80 1898, which was Endorsed by the firm and
accepted bv Post. Martin & Co. The balance Of
the claim is for interest. Mr.. McCrackeu made an
assignment as HquidaJing partner on December 2j
1898 He has died since then
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DIED.

ALMA Atlantic city. n. :. Robert c Aun-
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
CATTNACTi-Ou TUESDAY. 18th inst. Mary Frances.
daughter OF John Elizabeth Cattnach, deceased
Funeral from her residence No - West 45th-s.
Friday 18th inst az II a. m
CONOVER-Tussday February IS residence Of her
son. Augustus ". Conover. No Ill East esth ST.
NatIlarlne E W." aii1
18th year.
Friends and relatives invited attend the funeral
Eervlces Thursday morning February u.s. II ociocS
Interueut at convenience OF the family
CJTRTIs-suddeuly. Of heart failure Tuesday evening
February Is Amelia eldest Joseph
Curtis deceased
way, corner O 114th-st- on Friday II o'clock.
FITCEI-Oa 18Th inst William Plat Fitch
reer of Grand Union Hotel aged
Funeral and luterment az Brattehoro. VI Thursday
afternoon
LoUN-On Tuesday February g. Cecilia widow Of Anton
Ieux IN thr Slst year 81 her age.
Relatives friends are invited funeral
services a her late residence. Sis 3nth-at on
-liursday evening az ; o'clock
GresnWood At convenience OF family.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15

BRING ABOUT A COMBINATION.
The paper and pulp manufacturers OF this
try met yesterday in convention AT the Waldorf
Astoria, where they occupied the Myrtle Room and
Astor Gallery The object Of the convention, II Is
asserted by those interested, does not IN any way
look toward q control OF trade prices. an amalga-
nation Of interests. any one Of the thousand
and things that go 10 make up a combina-
tion or. as II is more popularity termed, a trust
J. n. Mccormick secretary Of the meeting. when
seen last evening said:
Nothing done to-day looking toward a com
bination nor is such thing possible for every
branch OF pulp and pap9r trade was represented
and the interests are OF so diversified nature as
10 render anything OF the kind impossible We
talked over variety OF things, the prices OF coal
and wood water rights and in fact. any and all
things connected with OF interest 20 our trade
The purposes OF the meeting were to insure a
greater harmony, interest and acquaintance among
the paper and pulp manufacturers OF the United
States, and think the convention has success
fully accomplished this
Another meeting VIII be held this morning. and
the convention viii close with a dinner Tonight
The speakers AT the dinner will be ex-CIOvern0r
Cheney, of Vermont. Thomas B. Reed, John n;
Wise, Sana tor CiaIinger OF New-Haupshire, and
others.
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FORECAST FoR TO-DAY AND FRIDAY.


England increasing cloudiness to-day; rain Or
snow Friday; variable winds. shifting 20 eastery.
For Eastern New-Tork. Increasing cloudness to-day
rain OF tonight Friday; colder Friday; winds
shifting o fresh easterly.
For District Of Columbia, Eastern Pennsylvania
NJersey Delaware and Maryland increasing cloudiness
to-day rain or colder Friday winds shifting TO
fresh easIery.
Western portion. Friday snow followed ng Clear
ia nd colder. shifting 10 fresh east-rly-
For West virginia. Western N-w-NOrk and Western
Pennsylvania rain today clearing and co-der
tonight Friday colder fresh 10 brisk east 70
northeast winds
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
RAILWAY THIEFEs SENTENCED.

Berlin Feb. 1.-TWO thieves, Allen and Petro,
Vho had been operating on express trains, nave
heen sentenced Frankfort 70 FIVE and six years
imprisonment respectively the local peEltent1ary
Allen describes himself as American
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
DR.. PARKHURST III WITT COLD.

The Rev. DR.. Charles H Parkhurst IS confined
TO his home No. 133 East Thirty-hfth-st.. with a
slight cold which was contracted several days ago.
It was said at his home last night that DR.. Park
hurst improving,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
THE Puerto RICAY TARIFF.
As coMPAREp WITH JAMAICA.

as COMPARED WITH JAMAICA
From The Philadelphia Press
Sugar VII have special and heavy bounty from
Plerto Rico . The United States as compared with
sugar from Jamaica 70 England: tobacco VIII pay
q entering England, but md all other imported To-
csceo taxed four times as much, and conee p ITes
9tter reviewing This comparison 70 feel that The
United States mas treated Puerto Rico unfairly
AoI 2 Vest Indian Island bUI VIII envy T.
HUMANITY DEMANDS ITS PASSAGE
From TIE Brooklyn Times.
nTodscs INTO 1hs U1 9ii States a . per cent Of
- Dlng-ey Tar11 rates, should be passed without
. consider the question OF the permanent relations
= reefto t.lcan commerce 70 ne american taII5
$3.50 - M need Is urgent ana congress shoE.e
= once SCI partisanship aside IN the interests
sosE FACTS ABOUT THE SPANISH TARIFF.
From The Nsw-York Commercial Advertiser.
srse market IS q small value Il one can neither
~ Dor sell al his goods II il. In 1897 Spain fur
-Aveo less than half The imports Of Puerto Rico
tzld he 6esvv Sre1nfeE ra-T Her e5norrs went
80 Spain BIT 10 little profit that she sent
- about half much she sent free 10 Spain
49, ne duty or so Ton, and other natural
ss &C., 20 proportion FMS duty with all others
.p. tszI o. tohacc2, Is now reduced 70 = per
sblcse - &c with noTaiEal tariff tor revenue
- hhe sought u Preference 10 the free Spanish
-sess people seem 70 ike 70 be outraged.
TREAT ALL ALIKE
foa Tie Boston Herald
.ae cannot AFFORD 20 make fish % Puerto Rico and
~, q Hawaii. The policy Of the United States
Es e OF Us outlying dependencies should he hsF
IRE 70 co TO THE SUPREME COURT.
"a The Milwaukee Sentinel
F-erto Rico part q the United States Is il
Dess territory belonging 70 the United States?
- e5i4s Itionai reguiremeut OF uniform
Doe. - eiis % Puerto Eicog II this requirement
cosst,S,,,Sp piy now much Of the remainder Of the
pres S9 esn Goes apply, ana how much NAV Con
grs,x- s q these question can be answered by Con
the 10y cannot be regarded as settled until
leeglstse--s curt has passed upon them But the
Elcs a. sOl enacted b. Congress respecting Puerto
tSya - osrtein % bring these questions in one
@-e-Aer' before the Supreme Court
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
MAILS FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA. WEST
INDIES. ETC


FSsa9S5a . n Tor 5H R sG.s5a1s a
Plata Countries direct. per > s. Nswlya.
must Dc directed Per 8 Origen).
Miami Fla: At a m for Bermuda per = 8 TrnissS:
a. 10 a. n tsuppiernentary 1870 a m tor Forums
per Atal letters Tor Costa Rlca Be directed
Havana Via Havana: al II a. m for puerto Rieo per
and Trinisd per 5Tsasaa at IL Ia FOR oTSaes -
IaneiTo Per = apr ee,.eTs Tor other parts q Brazil
Capri'); Al , n tor northern Brazil. 5. Tom
and Baracoa per $. 5. Lauenburg-
thence By steamer close at This once daily at so = n
eonnseLRs SI os eers sSIy Monday Wednesday aas
thence by steamer, close at this Office daily at $50 D N
thence BY steamer e6sss at ths oes day 1.zs sss
suneay Wednesday and Fridag1 Nsfs f5S 90 1
!al to Mani 49,, %a1 laslee ey ssa1ss soss a.
the counecting closes ara TUESDAY and Sarur-
addressed Tor dispatch by steamer close Al mis- enc.
fy a g o ri.5 @4 ana 5 Mas S2F S S' "a
Neworieaas and thence by steamer. close AZ ths o.
Tor Costa Raes ana lr6aays far Bsss Puerto co-tss
previous day. tRsgistered nah closes At second
TRANsPACIFIc MAILS.
Malls for and Philippine Islands close hzr.
nom tacoma Mails tar China and Japan aad PlilD-
R. r.. Tf-71,-r az Tor 5asparrh per ; > Tosa Srsra
REGISTERED letters must b directed Va seafslsl
Zealand Hawaii FIJI and samoan Islands. va
san san. f FebTs7 e ana N 70 February +1
elusive or on 4av q arrival u Canpsnia dus al
Naw-York February III for dispatch s. Alameda
China and Japan VIA vancouver, close hsrs
dailv al ESQ o. up February 10 inclusive. to-
aisDarch o. China (rrgtstered nal
must be directed via Nancouverl- Mails Tor Hawaii
jshina lamar and PhNpune Islands Via san Frsn-
cisco close here ialy 80 up . February ~
Inclusive toptlc Mails Tor Soelssy
Islands San Francisco, close here tally AZ 80
un to February ~. inclusive. Tor Dispatch oy
shin f,aiil-@ Mails Hawaii via san Francisco.
close here daily so up 10 March = iueiusfys
for dizpacn nor Australia. Mails Tor Australia
except West Australia. which VIA EUROPE. and
watch via Saa Franciscof Hawai-
Islands. NancuuNrr- close neIe oafN az
$50 p m up March 81 Inclusive Tor aaspafss per
8. AorauEi.
Transpachc mails forwarded % Pft et stins uaty
closing ar-angud on the pres1
their uninterrupted o. eana transit ftesst-rsd
mail closes az previous CT
CS0RNEr.IUs Van COTT. Postnastsr.
Postuf1ce NeW-York. n y. rehrua-1 = 1870
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
5perial Noilces-

"A" @A-
JAMES p. SILO, Auctioassr.
FIFTHE AVE ART GALLERIES.
sss fifth between s4;h and ssrh
NOW ON Exhibition
Prior to
sale at absolute public auction
The entire
HOUSEHOLD ADORNMENT5
belonging 70 The estate o. the late
MRS. NICHOLAS DE PEXSTER
Be sold BY order OF
Wiimsr . caa aszs.'' At icazSa6s'
Also
numerous and vaIua6ls additions.
Thomas Ingrshsm, Esqr q casissa. Lonaon-
W C. smith Esq., Of View York and Of l-aahn<
The variety and extent Of This Offering Is beuae-zx; .
requires the whole o. three galleries . display T. ard
nert5orioqa FURNITURE rugs. sTATUARY and
DAYS OF SALE:
Saturday. Monday. Tuesday and
"Wednesday, Feb II. 10. go and Al.
each Gay a. P "
F1fta Ave Art Galleries
a." -A--
EXECUTORS ABSOLUTE SALE"
THE ART COLLECTION
OF THE LATE
HENRY HILTON
THIS THURsDAY1 and FRIDAY
AFTERNOONS.
beginning at $50 O'Clock.
Attn
AMERICAN ART GALLERIES
StatUary, Bronzes. Elaborate Clocks
and Clock Sets. Sterling Silver.
Furniture, and other
Artistic Property
THOMAS z KIRBY. AUCTIoNER
a AMERICAN ART ASSOCIATION
MANAGERS.
Madison Square South York
Expression restored by artificial testh Dr. Deans.
dentist. 49, Lexington 18th Award Counbtan
Exposition
Best place. Fresh roasted Mocha. lava Coffee 5 na
soc Wesrfn 4 Sreinhzrt e send postal
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Tribune once Feb Is ! a. m--Ihe weather Yesterday
ss fair and mild The temperature ranged between
e A degrees the average t57s degTees) being i4is
ree lower than that OF and ls degrees higher
tbHn that u the corresponding date or last year
me weather today viii bs cloudy, with rain or
'o-niGhr
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MARRIED.

AND-FOWI ER-On Wednesday evening. February
IA. AZ First Reformed Church. Passaic, y. J.
Frances daughter Charles H. Fowler esq and Isaac
W. England Of Paterson
TRISrBLE-RANDOLPH-on Wednesday. February Il
II udson, by the Rev Morgan
pix s. T D. Cora, daughter q Edmund D. and Helen
E L Randolph 70 Richard Trtrnble-
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NOTES OF THE STAGE.

William Gillette still unable 70 appear IN
Sherlock Holmes ~ the Garrtck Theatre last
night. and Reuben Fax again played the title part
II is expected that Mr. Gillette viii be able 10
appear again tonight.
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

this diagram the continuous white line shows the
aree IN pressure as Indicated by The Tribune self
-i5T, baycfn-t~r The dotted shows the tempsra-
ture as recorded a PerTy's Pharmacy
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Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
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Lin-ReadtnZ

and speech with defective hearing The Wright
Huuason School. A. ". 18th ST.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15

A burlesque ''Sapho' was introduced IN
Round New-York IN Eighty Minutes" at Roster
& Balls last night
Some statements have been made as 10 the case
OF Miss Ethel Henry, who came here as q member
Of Mrs. Langtry's company. and vas then dis
charged II was said. without reason Edward
Michael Mrs. Langrry's manager, yesterday made
g statement OF the reasons for Miss Henry's dis
continuance as a member OF the company, the
whole substance OF which that she was re-
garded as unsUited 10 the part which she had 70
play. He said that Mrs. Langtry had offered her
four weeks salary and her passage back TO Eng
land.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15

PRINTED MATTER, ETC-Geruaan steamers sailing On
tuesdays t1Se Printed Matter etc. for Germany.
specially Addressed Printed Matter
o. Europe American aud White Star steamers On
wednesdays. German steamers Thursdays, and
Cunard French and German steamers Saturdays tzs
Printed Matter all countries which ey
advertised carry mail.
After closing OF
named above additional supplementary mails opened
on the piers OF the American English, French and Gar
man steamers, and remain Until within Ten Mtn-
utes OF the hour u sailing of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1900-02-15
PAPER AND PULP MEMS CONVENTION.

DIsAvowAL MADE OF ANY. INTENTION TO
BRING ABOUT a COMBINATION
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REMTTT ANCEE

IN NEW YORK CITY.
One copy postage Il charged On the DAT,
and TRI-WEEKLY 70 mail subscribers IN Nsw-York cfcy
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REMITTANCES should always Be made n Postones
order. Express order draft Ne--yo-k
City. Il cash Is BY unregistered T-fbuns
will not be responsible for L Iosa-
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Po.tomce Notice

Should Be read DAILY by all interested. Saanxss
may 4 tins1
Eoregn mails for the week ending February II. 1900
VIII close promptly in al The General Poscoccs
as follows Parcels Post Mails close hour earlier than
closing time shown below Parcels Mails Ger
many close az ? n wednesday. for dispatch per
H II. Meier. Thursday.
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS
III RSDAF-At a m for France Switzerland italy
spain Portugal Turkey. Egypt and India per
La Gascogne. Havre Cstters for other parts
Europe must b directed per Ia Gascogns')s
go a. m Tor azores Islands direct Penfasar:
a. a m Tor italy per Columbia Via Naples Oct
terS must De directed per Columbias'1
sATURDAX-At 4-30 a. Z. for Europe.
via Queenstown at m Netherlands direct psr
g Werkendam via Rotterdam QsttsFs must be direct
ed Per > ) Werkendara.D; at a. II FOR IraIy. per
= s IraFe via Naples Qerters be directed par
Trave'ls az II a for Norway direct per .
:. Isaud')-
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Bar.
30.5
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1900-02-07

had formerly lived, ana, rinrns tic
bell, awaited the auswer The family
WAS entirely Ignorant of be. reir.,,:
In fact, hey had Iony inorrnod h a.
dead. So when on o. t..- old negro
servants opened he door, he WAS
frightened almost out Of his wit,
After Il long siege Of brain fever.
Mrs. Philips rcgaincd her health, and
devoted her time until the end OF the
war to caring for the wounded and
dead Of the Confederate army.
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Assessment Notice.
AUDITORS OFEiCE.
ANDERSON. C.

ANDERSON, .. 4.
FFHIS OFFICE WILL BE OPEN 10
a receive returns y: personal proper
ty Tor taxation !Or the nexL fiscal year
fro..! ths' first dnv ofJdnnar,. 1900, 10 tho
10Th February following, inclusive.
All ira" "siers of Rea iI~t,.e ma0n since
last ears assessment must be carefully
noted ON tho returD-tlio number OF
acres bought or sold and from whom ac-
Quirod or TO " hum sold.
Under the nuw aeses-iuE laxs the
township ass6esora arc rtqu,I ed to make
Tax returns for all those that tail TO
make their own fetnrns within the time
prescribed by law, and teLce the difficult
ty OF deliEquents escaping he penalty of
the law.
Ex-Confederate soldiers over 80 y cars
of age are exempt from Poll Tax. All
other males between tho ages of 81 aud
80 years except those incapable OF earn
ing support from being malned or
from any other cause, shall be deemed
taxable polls.
For the convenience Of taxpayers we
will also have deputies to take returns at
the following times and places:
Holland, Tuesday, January 8.
Moffat'sville, Wednesday, January 10.
Iva, Thursday, January Ii.
EIoseiey, Friday, January 12.
Baylis McEonnell's. Saturday, Jan. Is.
Starr, Monday, January Is.
Storeville, Tuesday, January IG.
Clinkscale-' Mill, Wednesday. Jan. II.
Guyton. Thursday, January IS.
Bishops Branch, Saturday, January 90.
Five Forks, Friday, January 10.
Autun, Mouday, January %.
Wyatt's Store, Monday, January %,
until p. m.
Cedar Wreath, Tuesday, January 20.
Leach's Store, Jan. %, from, to p. LII
Wigington's Store, Wednesday, Ian.
"a.
Equality, Thursday. January 25.
PendIeton, Friday, January &c.
Townville. Friday, JanuAry 28.
TugaloO, Saturday, January ~
Honea Path. Monday aud tuesday
January 80 and 80.
Bolton. "Wednesday and Thursday,
February and Q.
Piedmont, Friday and Saturday. Jan.
19 and 20.
Pelzer, Monday, Tuesday AMI Wednes
dav. February S, q and Z.
Williamston. Thursday and Friday,
February s and 8.
Dec. 5. 1899. Auditor A. G.
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y prominent detective agency
has recently investigated the use of
electricity for breaking the vaults of
banks and safes. The report states
that there has never been {. single
successful burglary of bank vault or
safe by electricity, and that there i $
no necessity for alarm on this score.
= y Georgia convict, working with
others in contractor 8 rickyard, cs-
capped by piling bricks in hollow
s'uarc, and thus shutting himself in
until the convicts had been locked ul.
for the night.
= y woman has at last choked to
death from putting hairpins in her
mouth, but probably all the other wo-
men will go right ahead with the same
mad rccklessncss.
- Muggins-"Do you believe wo-
man can stand more pain than mani"
Bnggins Certainly. You ought to
see the SHOES my wife wears"
= \ postage stamp Of the first is
sue of British Guinea, in 1850, sold
for 81, ,710 at auction in New York.
Mrs. j. X. Miller, Newton Hamil-
ton, Pa, writes. Il think Dewitt s
Witch Hazel Salvc the grandest salvc
made. 1t cures piles aud heals every
thing. All fraudulent limitations are
worthless. Evans Pharmacy.
"A philosophers! statistician cal
culates that in the year 1000 there
will bel, 700, Coo, 900 people who speak
English, and that tho other European
languages will be spoken by only 500,
600, 900 people
w. S. Philpot, Albany, Ga. saws.
"DeWitts Little Early Risers did
me more good than any pills I ever
took. The famous little pills for
constipation, biliousness and liver and
bowel troubles. Evans Pharmacy.
= If you want knowledge. you must
toll for it; if food, you must toll for
it; and if pleasure, you must toll for
III tOll Is Cne law.
For driving out dull bilious feel
ing, Strengthening the appetite and in-
creasing the capacity Of the body Tor
work, Prickiy Ash Bitters is golden
remedy. Sold by Evans Pharmacy.
= With plenty of water and without
solid food, horec will live twenty five
days; with solid food and without
water, he will live only FIVE days.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve is un-
equalled for piles, Injuries and skin
diseases. 1t is the original Witch
Hazel Salve. Beware of all counter
feits. Evans Pharmacy.
- To have no faults is to have no
friends.