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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28
GERMAN PRESS Is HOPEFUL.
Continue Ia Deny That Great britain
Has Answered Germany's
China Note.

BERLIN. Sept s7.-The German press
and foreign office continue to deny that
Great Britain has rejected Germany'a
proposal They also continue "a blame
the United States FOR the recently revived
Chinese ob3pracv and the renewed evil
dsnce that The Chinese intend to resume
hrsfiilsies on q large plan
The Rerliner TaEchiatt alone advises
Germany not 20 expect a favorable ans
wer 90 her proposals from Lord Sails
bury. "sN his wish 90 carefully nurse in
'lrvafa relations with the United States
forms The keynote of his policy"
The EreuN TeitunE which has All along
advocated moderate ralfcy IN CHINA
now advises a strong hand. claiming that
history teaches that China can only
BY force BE- induced 10 give redress Tor
0utraErs on fsretEners"
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Capt. Frederick Dent sharp, Z. O. A..
AT haasas city

KANSAS CITY Mo Sept zs.-Cart.
Frederick rer3 sharp r. s A.. retlrsA
cousin ~ Gen y s. Graut, AieA to-day IN
3hag cry FROM az overdose ~ bfumt4f.
taken Sgr the NarBaEe - relieving ref
y.ul4Rucss ard pain. Cart SHARE wHE
Totally hiiud and h f. supposed ~ ha4
beeu unable 60 properly gauge the quau-
ats % tha drug
Capt SHARP NaH appointed 20 thE reg
ular army hT President Grant during bis
first admi ulstratlnn. He Ehw hard ser
visa 90 tbc ff1Mtler. ard was stationed
for several years az Fort Aaainahuirf
Tn 1894 ne &As promoted 20 the rank
% captain ~ Company p TEeEttffh IN
fantry the regiment Nith which Ne served
froul The lime be entered the army. Dur
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,sfrpon the important Question % an
.ne- % domestic adwfntstraffan anI 81
reform IN opr methods ~ taxation. she
piatf8Yn % the Peoples party gives no
uncertain sound 81 Is less eHl hagtc In
SIS demand Tor a RETURN 70 the paliey "
Asr..t sra economical expenditure ~ tha
ruAre money The further demand for
Sgfss ans srtclert adminlStrsuou booking
10 th- suppression ~ trusts caHunt tai
10 ehan.nss the SItantien ~ al Thought
nj men.
In common, hewcvcr. with tire SILVER
HeuaA'taau ana the Democrats parties
yeG recognize tbs important last that an
ysa.r az sut questions O. the hour IN
IN. NrAsence ef the oyersAadowtns issue
az lrspsyisiisu1. otherS are tut as the dust
in the balance " Is net strange. then.
fhAt there should nuw Re concert o. &C
ton between those who sincerely believe
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28
CROWDS N COLORADO
GREET GOV. ROOSEVELT.
Jugs At VARIOUS POINTS on IS
SUES OF CAMPAIGN.
-~s. If opposftion to Interfere
with Rallies Fail 10 Disturb the
cavernor's Eauanimity-Prospe
az of Country Diiated Upon.

prrprO Colo. Sept 27.-When the
xa.e,ai train bearing the Roosevelt party
s,r,yed at this place this evening, the
eaton was crowded with people to see
-. governor The reception COMMITTEES
..cortea the party to Royal park. where
nroeession was formed and marched
nrourh the principal streets OF the city.
~ the way the streets were lined with
n.ople. Three evening meetings were ar
,snreS for, and all Of them were attended
~ large audiences. During the day. at
- various stopping places. the crowds
wsre remarkably large. and an unusual
,,,srest attended the meetings. Gov.
poosevel,. in his speech at Leadviile to-
asy. said in part:
n cannot say how much I have enjoyed
me privilege Of coming through your
rat ana beautiful and wonderful state,
"a now to be in what Is the most fam
M. mining city OF the entire globe. Glad
though | am to see your state, with It's
varieA resources. with mountain and plain,
mine and ranch. | am more pleased still
4 ace the men and women who made II
what II is When | come out here among
vsu feel that I come not out to teach
xou Americansm. but to teach you the
6octrine OF work. OF honorable striving
and honorable effort, and TO follow where
voa have led the way, / want you TO
mink for yourselves Surprising that the
Republican party had done what our op-
ponents desire ua 20 do now. that II,
ABANDON the Phllippines7 They would
now BE- danouncing US In extravaxant
terms and blaming MS. all OF them from
n. Bryan down. In that ease they
would have been az right as they are
wrong now.
Grounds for support.
SO .ea. -
fsf the principles we represent upon two
real grounds; upon the ground OF self
interest Of each and all OF us. and upon
he ground OF our feelings for that
hat noats over us ALL Remember that
ID this union there can be no division OF
sis1er honor or interest on state lines.
We will all 10 up or so down together.
We will no up or down as regards materi-
ii prosperity, and we will hang our heads
OF hold them high accordingly as the
American flag does or does not stand In
the future az Il stood In the past. as a
symbol Of honor. OF greatness. OF truth
when. in 1893. hard time. came. they
came IN New York, Colorado and Cali
sornia alike. when. in 1897. prosperity
returned. IL returned to the Rocky noun
tsins AZ It returned to the seaboard states
81 the Atlantic and Pacific. n returned
70 the farmer, the rsnchman. the wage
Garner. precisely as much rs to the bust
ness man. There can be no permanent
lines OF weil-heing on the one hand for
sems OF our people. and adversely on the
ether hand for the rest or our people
fundamentally we will go up or down
silhe Now when II comes 10 the question
II the honor % the flag the same consid-
srutions hold true"
Real Paramount Issue.
Al Canyon City Gov. Roosevelt spoke In
pArt ~ follows:
There has been some talk az to what
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28
W0men's Underwear and
COrSetS.

Some OF these are odd garments
that we are selling very low in order
to clean up our stock, but they are
just as good as though we had a
store full like them:
One lot OF Corsets In large sizes War
ner's w. c. c. and jackson Waist,
si.oa si.25 kind ..... ...... Soc.
One lot OF Corsets. all sizes, black
and drah ........ .......... .......sac.
Ladies' Natural Wool Vests and
Pants, odd garments ......,.., .asc.
Ladies' Mixed Wool and Cotton Vests
and Pants. See quality ,.........., acc
Ladies' Heavy Ficeoed Cotton Vests
only. 4ec quality .......... sac
Ladies' Cotton Union Suits .... .s9c
Chiidren's Cotton Union suits Csc
Chiidren's Mixed Wool and Cotton
Pants and Drawers only (no vestsl
..,.... ............ .,.,..,... 2Sc
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Meats frozen ard kept 70 cnid storage
for long periods A. not undergo organic
changes In the ordinary annse-tHst r..
they 40 not putrcfy. softsu Or smell bad.
bat they certainly DO deieriorate IN some
Intangible way After certain iius fro
zaa meat ipses some Bfe principle easer-
tiai 90 It's nparishing qualitY. suca meat
iafks Favor; u = aos well aiEestea or a.
simulated.
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Mr.. STEVENSON ACCEPTS
P0PULISr NOMINATION.
lie Based nj. Response Largely Up
GA the Issue of Inn
uarlaitsn.

LINCOLN Seh g7.--fn a letter re-
eeiVrA today a. tbs popusist national
headquarters, Aalal Il. Stevenson accepts
the nomination for the vice presidency
rendered him BY that PARTY early this
month The letter notifying MI Steven
saa ~ his nomination SAYS:
we know thar yen are not a Popaiist.
tut We are familiar with your career. the
fsa trsutt< character 81 YOUR public ser.
vices. and we eenfae Implicitly 81 your
anatnchins devotion 20 the principles 81
free government as taught BY she fathers
az the reruhllc Conscious that nOthiHg
hut good 10 the rahiic can result frum
your elevation 70 this high o1ire, with
sincere regard We have the honor 10 y.
Nsry truly yours.
- r. WEAVER.
J. ~. EnMisT0N,
- A EhIERTON.
t,CNmmlftnN 81 NnafaNAfian. !"
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28
SECRETARY HAY Is BETTER.
VIII Returu ia Washington and His
Duties Next Week.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 27.-The health
rapidly Of late. and II IL expected that
he will return TO Washington early next
week and resume the duties of his office,
relieveing Dr. Hill the acting secretary.
who has been suffering from malarial
attack.
Assistant Secretary Adec said today
that Secretary Hay has been IN constant
communication with the department dur
ing the past month and personally shaped
the Chinese negotiations I'm that period
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PARIS, Sept. =. - Gen. Voy-ron. the
eommander-in-chiefo OF the French forces
IN china, telegraphs that HIS troops land
ed az Taku September n. and that his
neadquarters have been established at
Tentsin
The following is the present disposition
OF Gen. Noyron's troops. ARTILLERY he
tween Picking and Tientsin: Eighteenth
marine infantry, echeloaned between
Peking and Tie1tsir; Sevc-.tsenth marine
infantry at Picking; Sixteenth marine in
fantry left Peking for Tentsln
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28

NEW YORK, Sept. T.--James X. Nc
Guire member OF the state executive
committee, announced that he had re-
ceived word that Mr.. Stevenson. Demo-
cratic vice presidential candidate. would
be In New York In few days. He will
speak at the Bryan meeting at Madison
Square Garden october is and at sew
eral other points.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28
Insurgents Near Pnnamn

KINGSTON. Jamaica. Sept Z7.-Advices
received today from Colon, Colombia. say
the insurgent forces advanced 70 within
fourteen miles of Panama. but were
checked there by the government troops
The latest news was that fghting was
proceeding between the opposing armies.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28
MURDERED ny noxEns.
Former Minnesota Woman and Her
children

MINNEAPOLIS. MINI. seps E-Nrs
NJ p C7ar1. - this city to-day received
letter Containing the information that
her sister Mrs q T. Ward formerly
~ fhie rifV together with hu- Wftta
children. were murdered eg Boxers IN
ChHa aadWt eight waeks ago Their bodies
wore horribly wutiiatt8 Mrs Wards
hpshaa&. an Euc.ishman, escaped They
has iahcTrt ir S1utkFrn China missions
Ger wears
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28

Moire and fancy ribbons. former price
ranging from Sc 10 fec. special at
An elegant assortment of siS-inch
taffeta ribbons pastel shades. also
fancy ribbons In plaids and stripes,
exceptional values at -. ... Sc
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28
In the Domestic Dept.

Here are five offers that should In
tercst the buyers for every household
They are goods that are always In de-
mand but can rarely be gotten mt the
following prices:
l case blue and white Caiicoes. wash
able, per ward .......... ..........4 s.c
? cases good quality outing Flannel
In dainty pink and blue stripes and
checks, per yard ,..,,,.. ,..... $50
Sl-inch fine quality pcrcaies, all dark
grounds, considered good values at
ioc; Friday, per yard ,...., ..,...Ti&c
cases fl-i Blankets In gray and
white makes splendid winter
sheets, worth nL2s; Friday, per
pair ..t....... ....,..... ............,S9o
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Ribbons of Every Hue.

What woman ever had too many
rihbans2 Especially since the ribbon
stock ia so niuch in favor This offer
comes Just in time for You to save an
spprect8hle sum on the stocks for
your new wool shirt waists
Satin and gros grain ribbon In all
desirable Colors:
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28

LONDON, Sept IA news agency dts
patcn from HongkonE says that 20 900
Triads have congregated In the neigh
borhood Of Chungchutn and threaten 10
make an attack on Canton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28
Eleven Mi.sionaric. Murdered.

LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE China inland
mission has received a cable announcing
she murder OF eleven missionaries at
Sihcheotaningyahyang In the province OF
Shansl
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28
Remain. Of Actor CoghIin Found.

GALVESTON, Tex. Sept g7.--Ths easkst
containing the remains OK Actor Charles
CoEhln. which was washed away during
the recent fiood. was today found six
teen miles from the city
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28

the allied powers as follows: Austrian.
81: German. Sl7s. British, SsSs; Ameri-
can. So6s; French. $50; Italian. 2aal;
Russian 1854; Japanese. 1850 Total,
6s253.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28
Has a Fortune aboard.

SYDNEY. N s w, Sent. 1.-THE
steamer Alameda, which sailed from this
port yesterday for San Francisco, has on
board GS0oooo in gold
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Smile and Suffer.

That's the motto OF many a wonan's
life. She manages the house. receives
friends, ertertniHs company. with moan
IN the mouth which IS stitied and suile
on the face which is mask TO cover up
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28
Lilliputian Bargains.

Some articles at prices that scarcely
pay for the making. to say nothing OF
materials.
Children's White Aprons, checked
nainsook and muslin ..,..... .2Sc
Children's Coats of Eiderdown, an
CORA trimmed. satin lined ...4... 4Sc
Children's Coats of Broadcloth and
Bouclc Cloth, angora and braid trim
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her pain. Only
those who note the
dark ringed eyes,
the lines about
the lips, the oeca-
siouai psllor OF
the cheek, know
the real story.
Such women are
among the most
grateful for the
cures performed
by the use OF Or.
piercc's Favoritc
Prescription To
smile and not 10
suffer is something
wonderful 10 them.
Women suffering
from female weak
Il IS, infamu1a.
Ion. liberation OF
the drains that 50
weakea the body,
may take r Favor
ite Prescription
with almos, Also
lutte certainty OF
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help. It's alHios, sure to heal Il has
cured uinety-cight Per cent. q those
who gave II a fair and faithful trial.
MFs A A'ssrook al Aastia. Leaak- On
Ask ust.ss "Afer ssr msenfhs q great saf.
ferfag wf,h feusls y-4karss write thts fer tAe
henent * ethar kassrers re N ttr s.srs- *las
tea Z &ecteces wish or saariiy rhrrs-san
-itheAi sny rsod fes1ttk - my kGihsad rrx-4
s'e q try D. Fisrce 3 a&sticsass-vhicb ~
vita seEs<Ff1l rssaits an ccr-l Eiefrig cured
iask fs1s bstls, q - risrcxs fswcriis Fre.
scTsPtiss. tsaT @. rs Gsl3rt Nc1ic.l D.scrv.
cry ssa tive walls % ia Pis&sza, Pellets =
Sick women are iavitei to consult Isr.
Pierce nv letter fres. All correspond
ence ccrhic.tisl Address Or. 4 Y.
Pierce, Bu.slo, n. Y.
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vice he was stationed with the regiment
Mt Fort Leayenworth. where his family
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Mems Furnishings.

Some OF the following offers are
sample goodS-that means that they
are the very best that their manufac-
turerS could turn out. and we are
quoting them at about half price for
Friday
An interesting special for men:
IS dozen sample Undershirts ana
Drawers from one OF the leading
underwear manufacturers OF the
country. some worth soc, some worth
CSC. while they last ........ ......, 22r
A White shirt bargain; Ia dozen Meme
White Cnlaundered Shirts. made
from q good quality muslin. conttn-
uous facings, inserted sleeves. etc.
In sizes is. 1871. Il only. worth 500
each, while they last ,.,,., ....... SO
30 dozen Mems Merino Half Hose In
black. natural color and oxford.
Cor SOC
q dozen Mems Pure Linen Hansiker-
chiefs, liable 10 slight imperfections
hardly noticeable. narrow hom-
stitched worth ssc ........ life
for 50c.
100 dozen Mems Sofs Fleece Lined
Shirts and Drawers. German patent.
pearl buttons. drawers supporters.
sizes 80 10 a. each ...,,... ,....., SOC
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PIANOS.

extraordinary low prices at witch ~
now nov. oner our fne line OF high grade
Terms TO suit your convenience. Our
statesmen are on salary. 80 thai va,
can feel assured OF honest and fair treat
ment
We have three Pianos. with cases
slightly damaged which we will neiI ~
cost Here II your chance II You want 4
bargain IN a hiEh-krsda Piano This "a
no advertising scheme.
Rents. 900 and $500 per month.
HElNE PIANO CO.. Inc.
German 9.rend .ud A.at..
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New Fall Veilings.

However pretty the face. II looks
prettier under face Veil. These we
quote here are OF excellent qualities
and new In design;
A flne line OF Imported Yelling In all
the very latest effects; also the plain
and domestic patterns; new chif-
fon veilin. In medium shade blue
with white chenille dots. al. yard
The new green shade In Chiffon Veil
ing. with broad satin band border.
sold all over the city for e5c yard;
A new line of the single spider-Mesh
Yelling, with chenille dots In black,
blue. brown and white. at. yard. &c
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1900-09-28

At Canyon CITY Gov, Roosevelt spoke IN
pAr ~ follows:
There has been some talk az to what
Goldsboro weekly argus. [volume] (Goldsboro, N.C.) 1885-1909, 1900-02-22

circumstances, would have taken
it upon himself tn play the fool.
But <sthat's whatever we have been
ADDING" as the Crackers say
down In Florida.
Yes, we have been trying to
ride en- an old bicycle, that g lone
Populist palmed off on US for back
subscription. We firmly believe
now that he had designs upon our
life, bu. did mt have the courage
to execute or aEtemps to execute
them ia person, and hence resort
ed to this means OF cutting off our
earthly career. But he'll never
be troubled with us ia the here
after-for he'll Bo4 get where
we're going, and go We will bear
with him for his STEW days" on
this mundane sphere, where his
existence should be a lesson to
sinners Of the patience Of the Lord.
But to return TO that bicycle;
It is Q natural bora kicker-just
like a Populist. Force Of asso-
citation with it's former owner has
made it SO, we presume. Our
chief objection to it is, that it is
fond of lying down when we
mount, and is not careful in se>
Letting a soft place for US to fall
upon at. such times. We are out
several dollars for salves, linis
ments, ETC., to say nothing about
the number Of times we have
been chagrined when we have
pitched over the head of the ma
chine when a big crowd was
present.
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-, fee covers all cost of medicines and profess
). NEWTON HATHAWAY, M. D..
DR.. Hathaway s. Co.,
sSH South Broad Street, Atlanta. Ga
MENTION THIS PAPER WHEN WRITING.
and relentless, would have.Chad
compassion on US and spared US
the deluge Of hideous Valentines
with which our mail was flooded on
that day and the day after.
*x*
The Rambler is in receipt of a
number of letters of late from
tied-ln-the-bushes candidates for
nomination to Office in the coming
conventions, State, county and
congressional, asking the influence
of cur pen-and some even going
SO far as to say, that if they could
get mentioned in the CHANDLER
Column for the Office they seek,
their success would be as
sured and certain; but none
of them have gone far
enough. That is to say-well-
a word to the wise ought to be
sufficient; out Judging from the
nature, the spelling and chiro-
graphy Of some Of these commun-
icatlons the writer's thereof are
SO otherwise, that we had, per-
haps, better say right out
what we mean, aud that is:
some of these fellows-these
statesmen looking for a 10, and
burning with zsaI to serve their
country, which country. as to
them, is Office, are not even SUBJ
scribers to the ARGUS.
No sir! The Rambler amt q.
ing to nominate anybody for any
Office anywhere, who is not a
bona tide subscriber to the ARGUS
and has been such for five years.
k*
The Rambler ramiaated one day
last week along a certain line upon
the Shakesl earian text, "What
fools these hortals be.o But,
dear reader, if you chance to be
one of those who have not come
under that particular sermon OF
ours because you have not con-
suited the Fortune Teller, do not
take to yourself the personal unc-
ton that you are immune from
mistakes and from doing fool
:hings-sanctiied, SO to speak, IN
wisdom; for you know the Good
Book, that is marvellous in its wis
dom and divine in its precepts,
says, "Let him who thinketh he
stands take heed lest he fall. y
Your day may be a-coming; "Be'
ware, take %care,' as the old song
goes.
Who, for instance would have
thought that the Rambler, who
goes providing about looking fol
other folks mistakes-only little,
harmless ludicrous mistakes,
though. for, thanks to the milk o.
human kindnes that stays eve
sweet in our heart, and shows III
"sermons in stones, books in tn,
running brooks and good in every.
thing" we point not to nor pain
the sins of others-who woult
have thought, We say, that tn
Rambler, of all others under thes'
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SALT RHEUM CURED BY
JOhnSton'S ~SarSaparilla
QUART Bottles.
JUST SEEN I'm TIME.

h Only Safe Way Is to Heed1 Ia Warming. JOknstons arsaparul
Is the Hos Powerful Hlood Purifier Known.
Nature, in her efforts to correct mistakes, which Mistakes hav com from
oe sss ling or it nay BE- from ancestors shoots out pmples, blotches and
haps tunors, cancers, eryHpelas Dr. pulmonary diseases are certan 70 follow il
You neglect to heedt the warning n dcorrectth e Mistake. 4
many lingering, painful disease n many a earyd DEATH as beena avoided
snpy because these noteso IF warning have been needed and tn blood kept
pure b a right use Of JOHNSTONS SARSAPARILLA.
Mss Abbie :. Rande, Of Marshall, Mich. writes:
l. was cured OF q bad umo after suffering will it for five years.. Tho
doetorsa n m frtendss said it ws salt rheum. It cam u o n M head, neck
suffered during these five years. is n o uet telling. Nobody woud believe me il
l did,. l tried every medicine that vas advertised 20 cure it.. I spent
enough to by . house. I hoard JOHNSTONY SARSAPARILLA highly
Il h1ed q bottle fit. Ibegan to improve right away, an when Ihad
nnlsned the third bottle vase completely cured. Ihave neverh had q touch gift
sn zee 11n11HTer got 2 thing to d Q mt ia least good till tried JoHNSToNS
o. skin disease ofa any kind to try its at once I had also good deal of stomach
trouble n wasr un 10 n miserable nut JOHNSTONS SARSAPARILLAt
mad m IL right"
The bloodis your life and if ou keep it pue AID strong yu can positively res
estd 1sease or face eontagon fearhSly. JOHNSTON'S SARSAPARILLA never
falls. It is Tor sale by a IL druggists, in full quart bottles at only n dollar each.
For sale in Goldsboro by Goldsboro Drug Co., and
jenkins & FAIRIES, druggists.