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The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-11-29
LYING ROT" GIVES EN- NIGHT
MARE"
Wilkesboro. Chronicle

WilkeSb0rO Chronicle.
Last week some Republican or Butler
tie who is ashamed of his name 'cor-
responded to the Landmark a lot of ~
ing rot from Raleigh" accusing the
Governor and the Machine" of about all
the crimes known tc civil, moral, eccles-
iastic, terrestrial and celestial law, and
the editor of the Landmark (who has
been having unpleasant Nightmares
about the Governor and the ''machine'O
expressed fear lest it all be true. The
Governor and the other gentlemen men
toned by the Correspondent" have as
sured Bro. Clark and Col Jim Dandy,
the said correspondent" that it is all
nightmare fabrication of falsehoods. We
hope they will get one or even two good
nights rest before the next nightmare
gets EN-.
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The Methodist Protestant denomina-
ton are moving toward the establish
ment of college during the coming
year, and several members have agreed
to give literally. 1t is able to support
a college and Henderson, High Point and
Greensboro each is making overtures to
receive the location.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-11-29
All Getting Rich.
tChatham Record. !

Pittsboro is the only town of less than
500 inhabitants in this state, or probably
in the world, that can boast of having
three newspapers published in its bor-
ders.
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AND ELECT HIM, TOO.
Wilkesboro Chronicle.

WIIKeSDOTU CHFOHiUIt.
The commercials have discovered
that Brer Tompkins. the owner of the
Charlotte Observer, an appointee under
Mckinley at $3,5Oc for doing nothing, is
a man for the Democrats to run for Con-
gress. Mr. TomplSins can run if he so
chooses, but the Democrats will also run
a man. and don't you forget it.
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HERE is THE CHART.
Wilmington Messenger.

Wilmington Messenger.
Politicians are being interviewed as
to the best way for Democrats to win.
The Messenger holds that the sure and
proper way is for the Democrats to be
Democrats, to stop quarrelling, to cease
to scramble for office, to remain faith
full to fundamental principles, ito be
what you SEEM" and to antagonize the
corrupt, evil, ruinous, dangerous Repub-
lcan party at every point, at every
turn, all the year round, and in all years,
off years included.
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the railroad authorities in the hope that
they can make the changes suggested

A special from Marion says: The Caro-
lima Northern Railroad is no longer a
theory or a promise, but substantial,
tangible fact. Its trains are now running
to this place. The track is not yet in per-
feet condition, but will be in very short
time. BY January l it will be. as we'll
built and smooth as any road in the State
The road this week advertises sched-
ule from Lumberton to this place The
road bed will be as good as can be made
while the rails are new ana OF standard
weight. Altogether the road is to be
first class and modern in every respect.
The indications are that at no very dis
tant day this road will be a part OF a
through line from Richmond 10 Jackson
VILE. There is talk of the road being eX-
tended from Lumberton to Raleigh, and
from here 20 some important Southern
point. Nothing is known as to the real
intentions of the road as to either North
ern or Southern connections, but the pub
lie believes that important connections
will some day be made, and that in the
not very distant future.
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FLOWING FOR EN- ALL THE TIME.

Greenville Reflector.
If Pritchard lands Skinner in the Dis
trict Attorneys office for Eastern Caro-
lima there is going to be a row in the
camp of the white Republicans of that
section and they will have a score against
the Senator. We think they will have
Just cause for Indignation. Some how
we cant get away from the idea that
the horse that plows the corn is en-
titled to the fodder.-Winston Sentinel
Hush man. Skinner has not done any
thing else but pillow corn for the Re-
publicans ever since he left the Demo-
cratic party. True part of the time he
had Populist flag stuck in the bride,
but the blowing was all in the same
field
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Our people We're much pleased at get
ting their Raleigh papers today on the 10
o'clock train. The schedule which gives
us this early mail is very popular one
with our people.-Newbern News. The
GoldsborO Headlight says The train
is the most popular one the Southern has
ever run out of Raleigh
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Don't think that by being miserable
here on earth you will be any happier
in heaven if you happen to get there.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-11-29

Many say more hut none sell better
pianos. at cl,ser prices than John B.
Wright Greensboro. N. G.
The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1901-11-29

Rockingham, N c., Nov. 2S.-Rev. ID.
C. Britt, of Pittsboro, has been called to
the pastorate of the Baptist church. He
is a graduate of Wake Forest and an
able young preacher.
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able young preacher.
Pittsboro. N. c., Nov. 28.-The county
commissioners, at their meeting next
week, will consider the petitions for the
establishment of the stock law in nearly
all of Chatham west of Haw River. The
petitioners claim to have more than the
required majority.
Hllsboro n. c., Nov 2S.-The Union
Thanksgiving services Of the Baptist.
Methodist and Presbyterian congregation
was held at the NJ E. Church this morn
ing at II o'clock and was conducted By
Rev. J. w. Goodman, Presbyterian pas
tor.
Asheville, n. c., Nov. 2S.-Mr. George
H. Smathers has gone to New York to
sell Madison county bonds, which came
into his hands as receiver of the Western
Carolina bank. There has been some
doubt of their validity but the Supreme
court has removed all doubts. ras
Burlington, N. c., Nov. 2S.--The next
session of the Christian Conference will
be held at New Lebanon church, Rock
ingham county Rev. DR.. w. IT. Herndon
was president and Rev. j. w. Holt secre-
tary of the session just concluded at
Shallowford church near here. The meet
ing was profitable and the reports showed
PROCESS in every line of church work.
Greensboro, N. c., Nov. 2S.-Prof 7.
Gilbert Pearson's new book, Stories of
Bird Life" which appeared three weeks
ago, has already been adopted as sup
Elementary reader in the public schools
of Boston. The State Superintendent OF
Public Instruction of New Jersey writes
that the book has been adopted for use
in the public school libraries of that
State. Prof. Pearson's friends are con-
graduating him.
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Siler City, n. c., Nov. 2S.-The new
bank will open here January LIST. and Mr.
]. ]. jenkins, ex-sheriff of Chatham, will
be cashier.
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Conover, n. c., Nov. 28.-Mrs. Baxter
Shamwell died at the residence OF her
mother here yesterday. so
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-02
Shortage OF $40 0J0.

Pittsturg. March IA seeming. short
age of s36 0J0 In, been discovered in tho
accounts of c. II. Siedle, individual
b,nkkeeper of the Third National Bank
of Pl,tsburg. MIR. Siedls was placed un.
der arrest bv National Bank Examiner j.
Fl. Slack and is now out on bail while nn
examination OF the books Il the bank is
belng made to ascertain the nature OF tho
shortage.
The discrepancy WAS discovered We'd
nesluy evening when President julius
Rieler, Cashier Ogden Russell and some
members of the directory of the lDstitut-'
ion assem- Dlsd to examine some OF 'hs
pnssbooKs and look over the finances prc'
paratory to the regular monthlv adjust
ment to day. About ono hundred pass
books wera examined and in going over
them 'he figures we're found not to pa'-
nnce by an even $36, 600. An investiRat.
i.n wa. started Mt 0nce- and the matter
raced TO tn. Individual .boos keeper. The
national bank examiner was at once call
cd in and tho books wero gone over again
with the sane result.
Mr., Slellc was then placed under arrest.
Cashier Ogden Russell sald his even
ing
The bank is fully secnrel. Mr.. Siedls
ia under $4,000, bond which we
hold. while his rsnl estate aud other as
ss's will more hun cover any lose that
the bank may sustain. Thisincldent will
make no change in the 8 anding of tho
institution. That is liable TO occur in
my similar conosrn at at any time. Even
If il hal been Of IL very much largo
amount It would nos hhva effected Us at
all. Mr.. Sisdie has always boon trusted
Official hors and bears good reputation
did the apparent shortage occur In any
manner similar to the Alvord affair III
New York recentlv?'
Oh Idcn't know about that. We only
discovered il night before last and havo
net yet completed the investigation, but
hope to do so In short time
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-02
WILL BUILD
PESTHOUSE.

Ways and means Of effectively coping
with the threatened epioemic Of small.
pox were discussed at a conference held
at City Hall last evening by members Of
City Cornell. Trustees OF the Poor and
members Of the Board of Health.
These three public bodies fully realiza
the seriousness OF the situation, and
after IA lengthy session 1t was decided
that large pesthouse should be erected
at once at Farnhurst. There all persons
stricken with the disease and suspects
will be conveyed at once.
Those present at the conference were
CouncilmeD, George A. Willis, Thomas
NJ. Monaghan, Hamilton Stewart, Prince
A. Mousley, John Il. Healey, Henry R.
Smith and James B Oberly; City En-.
sineer George II Boughman.
Trustees OF the Poor, John W. Lawson,
Patrick Fahey, Matthew d. Murphy
and Edward l.. Rice. N
Board of Health, President, George B.
Ward DR.. J. II. Morgan, secretary, An.
drew A. Cahill.
The conference was held in the
mayors office and it is understood that
the discussion was at times ani mated
Certain members of City G uncil felt
that the Board OF Trustees ought to care
for those stricken with smallpox and
provide the proper building for housing
and were not slow in voicing their seti.
ments.
Matters were finally compromised by
it being agreed that City Council should
erect pest house at farnhurat and that
the Trustees OF the Poor should furnish
it providing everything needed by the
patients and also hire all the necessary
nurses and attendants.
City Council will also see that all pre-
cautionary measures are taken in the
city for stamping out the dread disease,
The Board of Health was given au.
thority last night to employ the neces.
sary physicians to vlslt pers ms who
may be reported sick with the disease K
Qlite number Of rumprs OF cases are
a6oat and these will bs investigated al
once.
After the conference, a caucus of mem.
hers OF Council was held. Members
thought that the whole burden of build.
ing and furnishing the pest house should
have been borne BY the Trustees OF the
Poor.
Counci ciman Willis stated after the
caucus that he favored spending tho
money necessarytn stamp out the d's.
ease as the citlz,ns were dem andiDg
prompt action Oh the part of the au.
thorities.
TIE exact site Of the pest house viii
be selected on Sunday afternoon when
the Comm ttee on Pablo Buildinss OF
City Council Of which ,hn Il. Healey
is chairman and tn. Trustees OF the
Poor will hold q conference at Farm,
hurst. The pest house vii! be OF frame
and will be ABOUT 1880 feet Il is ESTE
mated that it will cost ab ut $B0i.
1t WAS reported last night there wers
two .u-picious cases OF sickness On Or.
aDge street. M
Since the smallpox scare there has
been a great rush OF persons tn yet Vac.
ciuateu and .n increased saie ot disin.
fectRnts. s
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-02
VOTE FOR
YOUR FRIENDS
CONTEST OPENED YES.
TERDAY AND WILL
CLOSE JUNE 29.

The contest is now openen for the
trip to thePan-American Exposition,
TO be held in Buffalo, New York,
offered to the two persons who receive
the highest number of votes. The
contest is open to any person in the
State ahdfncludes railroad transpor.
tation, one weeks board at one of the
Leading hotels in Buffalo and admis.
sion to the exposition grounds.
If you want to join the contest cut
out the coupon, write your name and
address plainly, and deposit 1t at this
office.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-02
oNECENT;
HOCKESSIN
NOTES.
A. Ralph Ewart is suffering with

A. Ralph Ewart is suffering with
tonSiitiS.
Miss Edith Mccall is confined to
her home with the grip.
James Ogram is confined to his
home with the rheumatism.
Harry Williamson has accepted q
position as mill wright at the Snuff
Mills.
Mrs. Alexander Guthrie is confined
to her home with congestion of the
lungs.
Misses Bertha and Sara Gebhart
are confined to their home with the
grip.
Miss Edna Garrett Of Landenburg
spent Sunday with her uncle, Sicer
Garrett.
William Kent, of CenJreyille, has
accepted position with kennard 5.
Chandler.
William Miller is spending weeks
vacation at the home of his father,
Caleb Miller.
Mrs. Michael Gahagen is suffering
with severe attack of pneumonia
which has effected her brain.
The Golding s. Sons Co. have pur-
chased three new wagons from Sam
uel Lacklino of Toughkenamon, Pa. n
Mr.. and Mrs Charles McVaugh, Of 4
Philadelphia spent Sunday at tho
home of c. i. McVaugh and wife.
Davis Gray who has been confined
to his home for the past six weeks
with pneumonia, is slowly improving
Thomas Fleming purchased a fine
large roam horse at the sale of Wil--.
liam klair, of Centreyile, last Thurs.
day.
Patrick Sullivan has purchased a
team from Mike Sweeney with which
he will haul clay for Golding s. Sons
Co.
S. Frank Ewart has purchased
from the Delaware Loan Association
the old lime quarry formerly owned
by John G. Jackson.
The finest show beef in the city OF
Wilmington last Saturday, was seen
on the stall of Thomas Main, which
was fed by William Mitchell of Hook
essin, Delaware.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-02
Ne - ark Nev'sy N ties.

Thieves entered tho cellar OF John Gregg
Tuesday night and carried away some
canned goots. e
The refrigerator on tho side porch Of a,
B. right was rihed Of its contents ON
tho same night and an at empt " as maits
to enter he house OF John Crossmn, but
wore frightened away.
Captain George Laokey, wife and daugh-
ter, of Wilmington, were h" guas ot j.
". Brown and wife this week.
Gen. Theodore Armstrong, OF Colorado
Springs, arrived in town this week.
Mra G.Harold Powell i. Whiting friends
In New Yohk State.
On Wednesday afierroou the scholars
OF Miss Fannln Med!i1', departmen ef tho
Grammar School rave II most Interesting
Lungtellow's program. The exercises
consisted OF singing, composition on
l.ongleliow, and numerous re. ita ions
from his posms, The unhvsilina Of a por-
trait OF Long!ellow, presented by the
teacher and pupils o tho school, and ap-
propr;ate remarks bv Professor f.. n. IL
landighnm Tho exercises We . thorough.
Iy enjoyed by tho p, eDt4 and guests, and
did great credit tC the teacher.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-02
ToR!iurnish Court Room

New oilcloth and carpet viii be placed
on tine nJrr OF the city Court room Inside
OF The rail. For sons tins past tho pre-.
sent floor covering has oson iu u doplor-
able condition. 1t ha, been suggested
that after tho present filthy covering l. ia
ken ND nat tho flour bs scrutbcl ani that
tho Board of Health be Asked TO luni9ats
the place, In this DOCK thtrs ore hundreds
OF people placed every month anl their
condil ion Is rot of tho cleanly nature. ihs
interior OF the Court room look mora like
q stable than u court room in cl y Oh
7EOo0 Inhabitants, Tho walls ara back
and good coat of calcium would greatly
improve tho appearance OF the place.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-02

Pottstown, Pa, March 1.-While
kindling a fire in cook stove this af-
tcrnoon the clothing of Mabel Smith,
aged IA years, daughter Of Charles
Smith, caught lire.
She ran.from the house a mass of
flames and plunged into a barrel OF
rain water. Nearly all of her Goth
ing was burned from her body. Her
injuries were SO severe that she can
not recover.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-02
Mt IL O clcck m,

49, good farm ho rises, colt coming
A3H years old, = hea OF eSA--+-
good dairy cows. II hcile's Esxx1I
THESE heit1rs ar, cho'ce stock ysEzHRASIA
coming aud years ban lUJ NxTN
;air chcSens, ducks, tur ss.S.:s
Keys. aud q los of guineas.
2.hnrae farm wagons milk wagon, dearborn.
z III ,gles, s'-igh. jump seat carriage, hor,e
cart, OK hay wagons, road cart. : Deering
bin ems, moving iupchinus, horse rRko,2 Gas
tedders, corn shelters, gratn fan. hor5, tread
power. odder cutter, Lhr'sher. grain dill
piOws, cultlvators. harrow., two row corn
lanter. rollers, weoIer, Thomrson's seed
SOW cr. cyclone seed sower seed drill, potato
painter. potato pioW hay knife, scytha an
Rnead, grain cral.e corn knives Paris green.
bulows, raRes forks shoYes hoes, mau! and
~e'lge3, cross cut and Other Slw5 D,am and
pea single and double trees. half busnel and
ieck measures OK yoke. z feed choils, grind
stone. bone mil. sets buggy harness, stage,
express. NIL Tx and plow harness, col ars. ~
and 40 at, milk cans, Etrainers and buckets,
Prairie stale lncubato or 2OO egg Size. Pep
O'Dny broodcrs, 5 brood coops, \ rooating
COO, {. lot wire netting, small ncsh, barrels
half uarrcls and kegs, 81 tons hay, several
tu.smlle, 20 bushels corn. OATS. several
hundred bushels potntota Carmen No. y, Dcla
ware and Burpee's extra early.
Housahoid Goods-J bedroom suits, feather
beds. ex ension aud her tables con CHI,
chairs, carpets chd's coach. washing ma.
chine, stoves. gtuze door range, SELF I. etling
Il sate,' open CRATE, part stove, office s.0ves
and 1ther articles too numerous to mention.
Sale to commence II o'cl ok Sha p,
Six on'hs credit on nj sumo OF $'V and up;
under that amount cash.
JAMES DlLW ORTIZ,
Albert Is. WOnDW NED,
Price Dilworth Auc. inl.eod.ts
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-02

Mr. Pilling, the member OF the Legisla.
ture from Mil Creok Hundred, says he
aud DIR. BAL are good friends aud yet he
persists in voting for U. ;. Senators in
such way as to ke,p he two wings OF tho
Republican parry from uuiClnsu At the next
election ana thus prevent tho redu:Iion
OF Or Ball to congress- snJuld he DO 50
fortunate rs to bs rep am mated for that
position. II Is II poor friend indeed who
makes tho ele vatton Of any one to Office
imp0ssiDle. LIP service is cheap, but &C.
ton, speak louder than W rd|, and hence
are the be t evidence OF friendship Friends
slnnd by friends and end by their party.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-02
STORY OF A SLAVE

To be bound hand and foot for yenrs by
chains Of di euse Is the worst form OF
slavery. George ID. Williams, of Man
chester. Mich. tells how such a slave wa'
made free He Gays: My wife ha, beea
SO helpless for fiveyaars that she could not
turn over in bod alone. After using two
bottles OF Electric Bit,ers. she 10 wondor-
fully improved and able to do her own
work" This supreme remedy for female
diseases Quick'y cures nervousness, sleep
lessness, melancholy. headache, fainJins
and dizzy spells. This miracle working
medicine is u godse to weak. sickly, run
down people. Every bottle gunran TODD.
Only 90 cents. Sold,by N. b. Danforth,
Drunriat
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-02
Eikton Note 5.

Cards have baen issued for the marriage
OF Miss Mary Eva Thomson and Mr.. II H
johnson, take place Wednesday, after.
noon. March 9th. at the residence Of tho
brides mother, Mrs. Amanda Thompson
II, Fair Hill.
Mrs. g. X. Drew AMI sou Ben. Of Will.
III agton. are su,s,k :. .aaikton rel iiv IS.
Bishop Coleman, of Delaware, n~enchod
in Trinity church, Tuesday evening 10 q
large CONGREGATION.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-02

John l.. Press, who was for a nun.
bcr of years superintendent of the
Clover snuff mill below Yorklyn,
has been made general superintendent
of the company's business at both
mills at nice salary. Israel W.
Durham, who was for many years su.
perintcndent of the YorIlyn mill, has
been pensioned on account Of failing
bn,lth
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-02
WANTED.

NJANTuD-BY TWO ADULTS UNFUR.
w nish eI rooms on second floor. Address
g. this Office mi-'ta
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-02
City Court Cases.

Judge Cochran held carry court this
morning in order to reach Dover on
time today. James Quill was charged
with being drunk and disorderly and
fine of 50 and costs was imposed.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-02
viii ling at Bethel Church

The boys of Delaware Orphan Home
and Industrial School, located at No
Il23 Walnut street, will sing at the
evening service of Bethel A. NJ. l..
Church, Sixth aud Walnut streets on
Sunday. Rev. M. c. Brooks is u
firm friend and well wisher of the
work. The boys are doing well in
their school studies and have also Il
very interesting Sunday School every
Sunday morning at 0 O'Clock. There
are at present seventeen inmates.
Visiting and donation day every
Thursday from ? to 8 D. IN. The
public are cordially invited.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-02

Mrs. William II. Louden ,aied 40
her home, No. 900 West Ninth street
this morning of paralysis Of the heart
Mrs. Louden was in the tiEty-fourth
year of her age and was a member. oe
Union NJ. E. Church.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-02
The rEsT sALVE IN THa WORLD.

is Banner Salve 1t is inado from pres
scription by q world wide known skin
specialist and ls r Tostively the most hsal.
ing salva for piles. burGs. soaids, ulcers,
running sores and all skin diseassS
Soid AT Dantorth's 1870 Marked street.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-02
Salvation Army Midwinter Camp

The Sunday services will be held
as follows in the Hall, 500 Shipley
street.
IA. NJ, knee drill or call to prayer
led by Captain Hughes; II A. NJ.
holiness meeting, led by Envoy
Heather; 3 7. M, praise service. led
by Mr.. John Comfy; s 2. NJ, great
salvation demonstration, led by Mr.. ,
Thos McCorkle. All are welcome.
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-02
d a.sssssssss5sss,sssssssS

AS only two persons will make this
grand trip at oufexpense, you mus I
ask your friends to work for you If
YOU expect to be one of the winners
Contest will close at 10 O'Clock p.
NJ. Saturday night, June Goth. and
the winner will be announced OIL the
fol owing Monday.
This is one of the most liberal con.
tests ever offered in this city aud the
only conditions imposed by the RE-
PUBLICAN is that the two winners
shall leave this city on July s, 1901,
so that they may arrive in Buffalo on
the following day for which time
their hotel accommodation have been
arranged.
Harry Wigglesworth, 3o5 French 7
Miss Mendenhall )
Samuel Berger, 23O French L
The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1901-03-02

Have you Catarrh ainI. 9-Rere's
strong evidences OF the quickness and sure
ness Of that .Onder'ul rame ". DE-. AZ.
rows CBtarrhal Powder: ''For year:
WINS a Victim of Chronic Catarrh It
MANY remedies, but no cure was otfncLed
until had procured and used DR. Az
news Catarrhal Powder. First aprlica-
tion gave Instant rslief, and in an incred.
ibIv short while was alb oluteiv cured,'
-.Jnmes Hea1ey. Duudee, N. Y.
Sold by T. Jas. Bs!. Oh aud Market
street, and N b. Dan forth. No. l2O Mar
Eat q reet