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he said in n passion. "Expiain your
words. What has my wife been 10 see
you aboutT
"Divorcer' said Charlie in a sepui-
ehrnl voice.
Smoilett simply wilted into his chair.
Charlie leaned forward and tapped him
smartly on the knee.
That's II. Abram. The poor child
hns put her case In my hands. but I
begged her TO let me see you before we
began drastic measures"-
smollett's face was pitiable 4How--
what
How did she discover your InfamyY"
demanded Charlie without compassion.
'She saw that lock OF the other WON.
ans hair In your watch
"The other woman" gasped smollett.
What otlIer womanT
'Tn your watch"
"a woman I'm my watchY'
mo. MOI The lock OF hair"
Smoilctt drew out his timepiece. lie
gradually grew calm. He opened the
back case. and the yellow lock fell into
his hand. Ile looked from II 10 Paget.
"Ts this ltT
That. I presume. is the fatal evs-
dence."
But Smoilett wlthered him. do you
mean to say my wife has been 20 see,
Youf"
Yes"
"Where is she nowr'
81 prevailed upon her 20 90 home
and walt till ] had seen you" said the
lawyer. chuckllng wickedIy.
Smollett put ON his hat and did mott
appear in the Office again that day.
much TO the disturbance Of certain
stocks In which he was known 10 deal
heavily. But In the afternoon he was
seen driving with his wife in the park.
and later they occupied box at the
theater
Paget dropped IN on him a day or
two later.
"Tfas the divorce been settled out OF
courtT" he asked.
Now, suppose you think you're.
smart. done your returned suaollete =
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The BrIton who has been I'm Norway
Or Denmark and mixed with the Nor
wegiaDs at home cannot for the life Of
him sympathize with the scandinavian
custom or shaking hands violently with
ones fellow guests at dinner and utter
Ing the words Thanks for meat" when
the meal ls ended. II seems n most
futile and ridiculous proceeding. Well
and good If the interchange of cour.
tesies were confined to each guest sew
ernlly and Ills host. But that every In
diyiCual should engage IN methodIcal
bout of hnndshnkIng with every one
Csc seems absurd In the extreme. Yet
onr scandinavian friends do not feel
Themselves under any compulsIon TO
inNify this long established CUSTOM
~ tho Year Round.
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Landor's domestic unhappiness was
too well known TO be ignored. and /
have known him refer To- the circum.
stance occasionally. but 1 never heard
him utter word OF blame. lie said
merely that life was rendered impos-
sible To him In Italy" have heard
him regret. when contrasting other and
more congenial marriages. that he "un-
fortunately was taken by a pretty
face"
kenyon related to me an Incident In
the Landor honeymoon that In signifi.
cant. On one occasion. Il seems, the
newly married couple were sitting side
by side. Lander was reading some OF
his own verses TO HIS bride-and who
could read more exquisitely when all
ut once the lady. releasing herself from
his arm. jumped up. saying; "oh. do
stop. Walter. There's that dear, de-
lightful Punch performing In the
street. must look out OF the win
dow" Exit poetry foreverl
Landor gave me characteristic ac-
count OF his parting from his family.
There was no quarrel" he said, but
he had resolved In his own mind to
leave his home. The evening before. Il
seems. he had said, Mrs. Lnndor, will
you allow me the use or your carriage
tomorrow morning 10 take me the first
stage out OF FlorenceT The request
was accorded. no further words passed
between this III assorted couple, "and
30 the next day left forever" said
Landor.-Ge Magazine.
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There are many curious uses for fans
In Japan. The umpire at wrestling and
fencing matches uses heavy one.
shaped like huge butterfly, the handle
being the body and rendered imposing
by heavy cords OF silk. The various
motions OF the fan constitute n Ian
guage which the wrestlers fully under
stand and appreciate. Formerly I'm
time OF war the japanese commander
used large fan, having frame OF
iron covered with thick paper. In case
OF danger IL could be shut, and blow
from Its Iron bones was no light affair.
One notable variety OF fan is made OF
waterproof paper. which can be dipped
In water and creates great coolness by
evaporation without wetting the
clothes.
The fiat fan made OF rough paper Is
often used as grain winnow, to blow
the charcoal fires and as dustpan.
The Japanese gentleman OF the old
school who never wears hat uses his
fan to shield his eyes from the sun.
His head, bare from childhood, hardly
needs shade, and when 1t does he
spreads an umbrella. and with his fan
he directs his servants and saves talk
Ing.
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When Napoleon Wa. u.,,x

Here Is briefly what Napoleon said
In response to the question what or
when had been the very hnppiest mo-
ment OF his life:
IL was not when no had attained TO
the consulship. nor was II when he was
proclaimed emperor and crowned with
the most brilliant and imposing ceremo-
MES and the most gratifying honors ev-
er bestowed upon n sovereign. nor was
II mt either OF his marriages or at the
birth OF his son. the king OF Rome. tho
long desired heir TO his throne and tho
supposed pcrpetuation OF his dynasty.
IL was earlier IN his llfo than any OF
these events had occurred. II was
when. nt the age OF 25. as the victorious
commander OF the army I'm Italy, he
heard the shout OF Joy from the people
In praise and honor OF him, their lib.
orator.
Napoieon's highest happiness was I'm
the Joy he experienced In bringing hap
piness to others and before the gall OF
sclfishncss had imbittercd his future
career OF greatness.
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no,, the Ancient. sua-.-

In ancient times II was considered
essential TO the validity OF an oath
that the witness should hold something
In his hand or place II upon some OBJ
Ject OF grent sanctity. With the Jews
IL was the book OF the law, which no
doubt led TO the use OF the Bible I'm
Christian courts OF Justice. The Bed
ouin Arabs have from the most remote
period used various forms of adjura-
tion. One OF these wns by the tenn
pie.' Another. still In use. is as fol-
lows; The person taking the oath takes
hold OF the middle pole OF the tent and
swears by the 'llfc" OF the tent and It's
owner Mohammed swore by the "set-
ting OF the stars" most poetical oath,
though hardly 80 magnificent as the
oft quoted adJuration OF william the
Conqueror. who swore "By the spien-
dor OF God"
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He always went on the theory that II
he waited long enough the other fellow
would show his hand. So after dinner
he retired TO the library with his paper.
His theory was again proved correct.
She soon appeared. but a glance at her
face assured him that there was little
change in the weather. He wished he
had ordered James TO light fire In the
CRATE. She stood beside the table and
placed box upon IL.
There is your watch"
"oh. thank you. my dear.'' said tho
unsuspicious Smollett. I'D never have
found time TO go around for It,"
She made no comment. but watched
him take IL out. snap II on to his watch
chain and slip IL Into it's accustomed
place I'm the left breast pocket OF hia
vest.
You beast! You br-r-ute!" she cried
tragically. and as the hurricane a
tears burst she ran from the room ana
shut herself I'm her own apartments
again.
Poor Smollett was thunderstruck.
He tried In sneaking way--for thu
servants We're greatly In evidence-to
gain audience with his wife. but she
would not open her door, and he spaot
the night on the couch I'm the library
and went down the next morning IN
most bewildered state OF mind and an
empty state Of stomach.
I.ydia's actions 30 worried him that
he could not keep his mind on his busI-
ness. He was irritable and generally
M
man suffered accordingly. About noon
Charlie Paget. an old friend and a good
lawyer, came In. Charles eyes twin
killed.. but his manner was solemn.
"See here. Abram." he said, whats
this hear about your
What Is 1t that I've sold c., II.
and q. shortf That yarns staIer
snapped Smollett.
mo. sir; something more serious than
that"
What is itr' In dawning wonder at
the lawyers solemnity.
TT is-er-something regarding your
private life. know II isn't any busi-
ness OF mine." Charlie hastened TO say,
with depreciatory wave OF his hand,
"or wouldn't be had I not known you
80 long. But as personal friend
Personal flddlesticksw exclaimed
Smollett GROSSLY. what are you get
ting atr'
why. this trouble with your wife,"
said Charlie. with the air OF funeral
mute. "Abram. never thought II Of
you. / never would have suspected
that you, Abram Smollett, were n gay
deceiver; that you were living double
life"-
Double nothing! What do you
meanf" yelled smollett. his ugly face
turning deep brick red.
Hush, Abramw said the lawyer sol
emnly. There Is no use In your grow
Ing excited about II. Did you suppose
that you could continue In such n
course OF infidellty without being found
out some timer
What do you mean?"
BE calm. Abram." said his aggravat-
Ing visitor. Your wifc-poor. unfor-
tunate woman-has Just been to my
office to see me. know allr' He said
II as tragicnlly as though he had spent
years In melodrama.
See here" Smollett arose I'm his
might, seized Paget by the shoulders
with no gentle force and seated him I'm
chair. This has gone far enough"
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p.eentric. Fsrn,.h ManLlnd varIety.

IL we were all cast In the same mold,
with characters. aspirations. talents
and features alike. II might be conven.
tent In some ways. We should at least
then be spared the efforts we nova
days have to make to understand the
Immediate nature and purposes OF our
fellow men. But. dear me. what a sad
~ dull place the world would bel IL
does not need much thought TO bring
one to the conclusion that in many re-
spects the originals or eccentrlcs OF
mankind are like leaven 20 the rest OF
the Exchange.
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One Of the best known disdlleues pro
ducing high grade whiskey and handling
hne wines, desires 10 correspond with re-
liable gentleman, with tho view Of having
him represent them in Preston and sur
rounding counties. to sell their goods to
families and consumers direct This is a
frst-elass opening for party who is we'll
acquainted in the counties. and can be made
very remunerative. Address,
POChHONrAs,
=. O Box 10, Cincinnati, o.
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Notice

All person knowing themselves to be in.
debied 70 the estate Of tho late Enos Sell.
deceased. either by note or book &C.
count and which arc now due and
payable. are hereby notified TO call on tho
undersigned executor on or before the first
day Of November. and settle The same. as
longer indulgence will not be given All
parties holding claims against the said
estate are requested 10 present them Tor
settlement LEVI SHAFFER. ExoR
Sept. TO- foof St.
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A WITNESS
Unto Jehovah Of Hosts. lisa. I9;Io-ss.

In that day shall there be an altar 1, the
Lord tJehovahl in the midst of the land
OF Egypt, and pillar in the border
thereof 10 the Lord and IL shall be Tor a
sign aud Tor witness unto the Lord OF
hosts In the land OF Egypt, Tor they shall
oppressoTs aud lie shall send them n
savior and great one and lie shall de
liver them. Aud the Lord shall bc
known IN Egypt aud the Egyptians shall
know the Lord IN that day, - aud the
Lord shall smite Egypt. he shall smi G
aud heal aud they shall return to the
Lord. and he shall be cntreatcd of them
aud shall heal them
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-10-24

Eczema is caused by an acid humor In
The blood coming in contact with the
skin aud producing great redness and in
nammation little pustular eruptions form
and discharge thin, sticky fluid, which
dries and scales of sometimes the skin is
hard. dry and hssured. Eczema In any
form Is tormenting, stubborn disease,
and the itching and burning at times arc
almost unbearable; the acid burning
humor seems TO ooze out and set the skin
on fire. Saives, washes nor other exter-
nal applications do any real good, for as
long as the poison remains in the blood
* will keep the skin irritated.
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Is Life worth LIvIngY

Then don't neglect aicough or cold cspe-
cially when only twenty-five cents will buy
a bottle Of Mexican Syrup. II is so soothing.
and SO many consumptiyes have been made
weH by IT'S use Read some Of the testi-
monials on the wrapper around each bottle
this prove this remedy more sure for deep
seated colds. habitual coughing aud even
compsumptiOn. than any other remedy v
known TO physicians many Of whom recon-.
mend and prescribe II where less efaca-
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-10-24
BAD F0RM or TETTER.

For three years I
had letter on my
hands. which caused
them to swell 20 twice
their natural sire. Part
of the time the disease
vas in the form ofrun-
ming sores very PAIN
fui. and causing me
much discomfort. Four
doctors said the letter
had progressed too far
to be cured. and they
could d, nothing for
me. Itook only three
bottles of S. :. :. and
was completely cured.
This was fifteen years
ago. and I have never
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OPENED JAM. 1900
Hotel Nichols.
Rates, 20 and 30 NIckIes Per Day
1908 1916, Water Street.
WHEELING, W. VA.

CAME Lhw.--Copies Of the game and
hsh laws Of West Virginia, compiled and
printed In small hook suitable for carrying
in your pocket for handy reference. for sale
by {. W. Dering, Kingwood, w. Va, al
only 10 cents per copy, or three for zs cents.
Sent postpaid to any address. n
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No. connects with b. & o. Nos 3 and g.
and S.
No. I connects with B. &. o. No. 4 ats:4i
=. m. for the West and No. az zsss for
the East.
No. q connects with B. & o. No. ASata.ss
p. m. for the East and B. & o. train ss
West at s;s5 p. m.
II, HAEsT. Philadelphia Pa.
General Pass. Agt
NJ TEMpLEToN
Kngwood. Gen. Manager.
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Time Table No. =.
IN EFFECT NOV. y. 1000.

Trains Daily except sunday.
No persons carried on any other than
he trains named above and stops only ~
stations designated. ! a. MARTIN.
Gcn'l Supt
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Dr s NJ. Hsrdmsn. Eye Ear Nose and
Throat Specialist Spectacles and Arti6.
cisi Eyes Fitted. Grafton Wvs.
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Dr. {. r. Sherwood, dentist, will be in
Brueeton Oct -, for 4 days and Cranes
Vile 20. for days.
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3. & o. TINE TMBLE.
Taking Effect May 10Th, 1901.
EAST BOUND.

The new "Flyer'' No. i2, leaves Grafton at
5:46 p. IN. and Is duo at Terra Alta at
5:l5; the only stop In the county. aud Oakland
5:s5. Nos. and az are the accommoda tions aud
stop at all stations
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WANTED -. SEVERAL PERSONS or
Character and good reputation In each
state lone in this county rcQuircdj To- repre-.
sent and advertise old established wealthy
business house oi solid financial sfanding
salary $500 weekly with expenses addi-
uonal, ai payable in cash each "Wednesday
direct from head Offices Horse and car
rage furnished when necessary References.
Enclose selfaddrosscd stamped envelope.
Manager sfo Caxton Building Chicago
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Pale, Puny, Children.

u child has a bad smelling breath. II
" habitualiy picks ifs nose II IN is cross
and nervous. u it does not sleep soundly.
" 10 is hollow eyed, IN 10 has pale blood
less complexion tf Is growing thin and
liclcss. give 70 Mothers Worm Syrup and
you VIII remove the cause Of its distress
quickly. Then viii its little cheeks get
fed and rosy. It's appetite and digestion
improve and iis health be better. Price
only 2s ocuts 40 other worm.kilter 60
effective
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WEST HOUND

No IS. fast train west N the evening will
stop ut Tunneiton for passengers.
Nos. n and ore the regular accommodations
going west and stop at all stations.
Trains marked 8, stop regularly, and trains
marked y, are flag stations. other trains do not
stop.
ID. B. MARTIN, Manager Passenger Traffic.
A. j. BoNAPIELD. Ag't at Tunnelton.
The West Virginia Northern Time
Schedule
IN EFFECT JUNE. a.. 1901.
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Complete Cure

When YOU take Gooch's Sarsaparilla yot
hnd it complete cure Tor bad blood
Ti1s-tao Cures L-11enI
Money refunded N ii ever fails.
ANTrACUE cures Chills and Fever.
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THE LOCK OF
YELLOW HAIR.
By
w. BERT FOSTER.
Copyright, 1901. By w. Bert Foster.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

there was nothing
about Abram Smollett to sug-
gest the gay Lothario. He
was the most commonplace,
West Virginia argus. [volume] (Kingwood, W. Va.) 1877-1946, 1901-10-24
BE Not Deceived.

Don't think you can neglect your health
and reach old sgc. The way TO longevity
ts 90 be Kind 10 nature and then nature
WI be Kind 90 you Constipation inactive
liYcf' etc" are foes 10 nature. Mexican
Try them They cure by cleansing and
etrrmQfhnrfuv
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Pain Can be Cured.

Why suffer pain Pain is trying 10 kill
you Why not XIII pain Nothing kills
pam. either internal or external pain so
quickly and so effectively az Goochs Quick
Relief. Cures cfamp and collie
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IN EFFECT JUNE. a.. 1901
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-01-02
School coacert a riOuIton.

A concert was given ct Moulton
on Thursday night, Dec. goth. by
the pupils Of Mrs. A. N. Kotze-
bue's school. 1t was given for the
benefit Of the proposed Sam and
Will Moore Institute, and WAS quite
a succesS in its way. The songs,
recitations and tableaux rendered
by the little onev wsrs well re-
ceived and well carried ont. The
selections on the gTaphophone
given by Mr. r.. Ko,zebne were
well received. Thin ~ a splendid
instrument. one of The best and
loudett we have ever heard. Prof.
Kiehl, tbs presenl principal Of the
MouIton schonl, MAS introduced by
Mr.. Thee. Jusggli, and made I'D In
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-01-02
A NEW YEAR uREETlkul

With this isRne of the GaEettee
We begin the new year and the new
century. During the time We have
had charge Of the Gazette we have
endeavored to give the people Of
Sinner and vicinity a newsy and
readable paper, aud we believe from
the patronage extended we have
been successful. Ii there have
been any complaints we have not
heard them. Even in the heat of
the late political campaign we have
tried to he fair and conservative.
The politics"ofthe paper ash W9iI
known have Been iiemocSffisTttiidc,st' 'Hh}t
will 30 continue. Eveiil.s ''1Geh' the
most prolniibiit'' candidate 6tel,,ths
party has been abused 'hnd" Slhn-
dered. we have fought only On the
defensive, and tried 10 showi mat
ters up in their true light. We do
not believe in newspaper contro.
versier, and shall endeavor in the
future, as in the past, to steer clear
of them. .'''' ',"r'f'
We do not expect to get rich'run.
ming newspaper and elf we. re-
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-01-02
Additional Locals.
,on't forget 4swrite it 1901.

Don't forget twrite it 1901.
N Mr.. 8. Berkenholf went TO Plat
onia Monday to visit the old ranch.
Misses May and Florence Stnpp
came up from Yoakum en- Monday
to attend the fireinep's ball.
Subscribe for the Sinner Gazette,
only one dollar year. Two cents
week pays forit,
Stock taking is the order of the
day. and part Of the night. III Shi-
ner at present.
Master Edwin Wolterr, who has
becn attending school in Cuero, is
home for the holidays,
Mr.. and Mrs. o. H. Dcutsch left
for New Brannfels last Wednesday
to visit relatives and friends.
Mra. John Stulting Of Dilworth
was in Sinner on Friday, Dec. 21st,
doing some Christmas shopping.
County Commissioners G. w.
Wehmnnn was here last week look
ing after road improvement.
Mrs. l.. Wilkins and father Pap
Nave of Flatonia spent Christmas
with the family Of DR.. S. F Nave.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Lane of Con.
zales came over to take Christmas
dinner with the editor and family.
Misses Tommip and May Hughes
attended the funeral Of Master
Pierce Dickson At Wharton last
week.
DR.. l. E. Clark Of Schulenburg
was called over last week TO asr
Mrs Thee. Schuhmann, who IL
quito i'll.
Tho holiday festivities wers
quiet and orderly in Slsiner. M
misdemeanors or arrests that We
have heard Of
Razors and SCISSORS put in order
good as new, vt A. G. KOcpke'S.
Subscribers to the late Sinner
volknbIatt will have to DO satisfied
With = Lockhart paper, whether
they like Il or mol
Mr.. W. T. EichplE, editor and
publisher OF the Cuerc RundShau
Was IN Sinner lass week In the In
teress Of bis paper
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-01-02

Mr.. and Mrs. C. Baumgarten Of
Schnlenburg are in the city visiting
the families Of Max Wolters and
Gus Ruhmann.
Mr.. G. A. Witter, father of G.
w. Witter, Western Union oper-
ator, was here several days last
week visiting his son.
Many people are suffering fear
fully from indigestion or dyspepsia,
when one single bottle Of Herbine
would bring about a prompt and
permanent cure. A few doser will
do more for weak stomach than a
prolonged course Of any other med
icine. Price, 50 cents. For sale by
all druggists.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-01-02

1900. nearly half million foreign
era took up their residence in this
country. OF these one in every five
could neither read nor write. or
those from Southern Europe more
than one-half were totally illiterate.
The average amount OF money pos
sessed by these immigrants after
landing was $15 Evidently Il
large per cent. Of these people i'm.
hediately became reduced to beg
gary, for $15 will not last strAn-
ger in strange land long. Chi
neSe are totally excluded though
they are almost universally self.
sustaining Farm and Ranch.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-01-02
4 Keen Clear Brain.

Your best feelings, your so 'ial
pc .ition or business success depend
largely Oh the perfect action Of
your Stomach and liver, DR..
Kings New Life Pillsgive increased
str, myth. keen, clear brain. high
ambition. A 25 cent box will make
you feel like a new being, Suldfby
ail druggists.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-01-02

i GENERAL MERcIER thinks it
would be e'uy to'inyade England,
but then we remembey that Gem
eral Wsyler thought il would I've
easy to invade the United States.
Great men Of all nationalities will
err sometimes. a y.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-01-02

u HS'" -. -.
THE president warned congress
to be economical. and in reply it is
considering the most extravagant
river and harbor bill ever, pro-
jected, the appropriation of sixty
odd millions. Now let's see whclh
'er Mckinley will have the nerve to
call down its promoters.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-01-02

The Beers have gained another
victory. and the British are hurry.
ing further reinforcementS to South
Africa. It aeemH almost liks q leaf
taken from the revolutionary war
annals. II the world could only
produce smother Lafayette, the
Isoers would yet accomplish their
Independence.
Shiner gazette. [volume] (Shiner, Tex.) 1893-current, 1901-01-02

There is probably no disease
more distressing and annoying than
piles. Tabler'n Buckeye Pile ONT.
Insnt is daily curing cases ofyears'
standing Of itching and bleeding
piles. The cure begins on thu frat
application, a little perseverance,
mAksH the cure complete. Prics.50
cents In bottles. Tubes, rs cents.
For sAls ny ell druggists.