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The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-02-19
The Mardi Gras Carnival.

New Orleans. February 15.-With the
arrival OF his majesty. Rex, the New
Orleans carnival is in full swing.
Trains today brought several thousand
visitors n the hotels are crowded.
The guests include many people OF
prominence from the North and East.
The day is ideal meteorolocally. The
king of the carnival made his entrance
by the river route landing at the foot
of Canal street where was gathered
aR immense ~concourse. He was escort
ed up the river by a gayly decorated
fleet. and the battleship Texas was
dressed for the occasion. Local and
Federal troops led the procession
through the streets which were packed
densely with thousands of people. The
programme tonight includes the parade
Of Proteusand and the ball of that or
ganization at the French opera house.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-02-19
o STORY FALSE
The Engineer Was Not Held Up and
Robbed-Statement from Mayor
HoCI-
Especial to The Messenger.)

Especial to The Messenger.)
Goldsboro. n. c.. February 15.-Ar.
md Mrs. h. N. Griffin gave a g o'clock
Inner Saturday evening compliment
AIRY to Miss Julia Castex. whose mar
'ciage Il Mr.. F. w. Hollingsworth, OF
ieorgia. will take place in the Presby-
.erian church in this city on Wednes-
:ay, and Miss Bertha Crabtree, who IS
Miss .CasteX. The dinner was
gwen in the Hotel Kennon- The room
was beautifully decorated in red and
white. The cream was served in heart
shape. The attendants were Mr.. and
Mrs a. II. -Edgerton, Major and Mrs.
wv. II. Smith, Misses Ell Kirby and
Daisy Smith and Messrs. c. n. Edger-
ton, E. b Borden. Jr.. and John Sizer.
Last Thursday this correspondent
sent out a telegram as reported by
engineer Duncan of the Atlantic and
North Carolina railroad that he was
|held up and robbed at 10 O'clock On the
before right under the a o.
the city hall. 1t has developed since
then that Mr.. Duncan was not robbed
the way in which h e claims and
Mayor Head has prepared the following
statement which will exonerate the po-
lice and discredit Mr.. Duncan's story
which has attracted attention all over
The state:
The facts in the Duncan rohberv
Ease are that he in company with AT
|~ax-convict named Dave Hinson visited
"a disreputahle part of the city n
|staid there all night. Hinson slept with
|Duncan % left next morning before
Duncan awake. When the police began
to make III investigation Hinson was
lrrested and admitted taking the watch
nd other articles. HinsSr. was arrest
ed and held until Duncan came in on
ais run again. The stolen articles were
returned to Duncan. who said ne would
|Iot De a witness against H!nSon an
aid that he would pay The cost and
nave Hirson released. l desire these
DIRECTIONS made. not only for the repu-
alton of the town. but in order to
show that the police were not direlic-
tive in their duty as the report that
Duncan has been circulating would
-e~d to show"
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-02-19
A DARING ROBBERY.
Five Men Enter q San Francisco
Club and Get Big Money From the


San Francisco. February 13.-Ffve
men entered the Colonial Club, a resort
f~requented by leading sporting men in
this city last night. While one remain
ed On guard. the others broke into the
club room and rounded up the inmates
VINO were med up against the wall
with hand down. They were then re-
lieved Of their valuable. From ]. Schri-
Der they tool 500 in coin and from
John Lyons 1926 in gold. Clarence Wa
t~erhouse forfeited 1000 in ccin and a
diamond ring valued at $1,000. The
keys of the bank were then taken from
Joseph Harlanpo and from IL the rob-
bers got 81. 800 in gold coin. The VIC
Tins were then bound hand AMI foot
n laid fac downward upon the floor.
No trace If the thieves has been 50
far ~obtainable.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-02-19
THE ASSAULTER OF MRS. SHIELDS
Practically h Entire Amu. Force OF Virginia Is Ordered Out to Pro-
bcs tho Negro-WnIams Has Beer Formally Indicted N HI VIII
be Tried Today-Eighteen Companies Will be in Roanoke to Pre-
serve Order-By . Recently Passed Bill. Mr. Shields Car Give Her
Testimony in Private

Roanoke. Va. February 15.-Henry
williams the self confessed assailant OF
Mrs. George L. Shields and her three
year old daughter. Mildred. in their
home here on January S0th, was today
indicted by a special grand jury on two
charges, one being attempted outrage
and the other felonious assault, both
being capital crimes. Williams. who
was taken to Richmond asst Friday
for safe keeping will be brought here
tomorrow on a special train accompa-
MED by five military companies. and
given an immediate trial. 1t Is not
thought Mrs. Shields will ave to ap-
pear in court Williams will he hurried
out OF Roanoke when the trial is con-
Guided and returned to Richmond.
Militia to Protect the Negro.
Richmond, Va, February 15.-Prac-
tically the whole militia force Of the
state has been ordered out to protect
from threatened mob violence Henry
Williams. the negro assaRant of Mrs.
Shields and her little daughter OF
Roanoke. The man will be taken from
his cit whittier he was brought Sat
urday for safe keeping to Roanoke to-
night for trial and the military from
his city will go on the train with him.
The other troops will rendezvous at
Roanoke. and are already in large
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INVITATION To PRESIDENT.
American Manufacturers Association
Invite Him to Their Annual Meet
ing.

Washington. February 15.-The Pres
ident today received a delegation from
the American Manufacturers AsEocia-
ton. President Heath. of the assoc'a-
'tary Hay and Secretary Cortelyou. who
were present. invitations to attend the
annual meeting OF the assoc alton n
this city May g. President Roosevelt
and the two members of his cab ne
said they would consider the invitation.
delegation thanked the Presid n /.
and Secretary Hay for the open-do0r
policy of America in Manchuria ana
hoped that this government would al
ways insist upon the maintenance of
the open door in the East. Reso1u-
lutions to this effect were adopted some
time ago by the association.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-02-19
Bank Cashier Arreted for Embezzling

Waco. Texas. February 13.-John f.
Cooper. cashier OF the Citizens Ma
tional Bank of McGregor. McTen-an
county. Texas. surrendered today in
this city to Deputy Marshal Black. ana
was arraigned before Commissioner =
p. Mccormick on a charge made by
Bank Examiner ]. II. Log1n. OF EN-
bezzling. abstractIng and wi'fu'ly m -
applying moneys. funds and credit OF
the National Banking Association. La
ter IN the day Deputy Marshal Back
arrested ]. c. Kilgore. who Is charged
by affidavit with aiding and abettfng
Cashier Cooper IN unlawful acts as 10
national bank funds OF which the at
ter is. charged. commissioner AcCor-
mick placed the bail at s. 900.
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Five ! n OncA

Representative James Madison 0Si-
ger OF the Asheville. North Carouna.
district has n cousin. whose name 10
also James NJ. Gudger. says the
Washington Post With that char<s-
teristic which holds in man corn
munities for readily designating per-
sons. this cousin Is generally known a.
BLACK JIM" because he has q darke
complexion tina the representative.
BLACK Jim Is n lawyer Ind was
once honored by his fellow citizens
with an election as prosecuting sttor-
ney. Being a good feitow. he was ~
excellent terms with the county co.Ht
The judge and the attorney were Sotr
fond OF h game OF draw. and during
the prolonged sessions whiled away
much Of their spare time OF evenings
at that popular diversion.
One day. following a long 'sittiax'
the previous night. hv negroes were
brought In by Mr.. Gudger under In
dictments for an ARRAY.
What have you Gudger?" induieej
the judge sternly. as he locke at the
array of defendants.
"A flush OF spades, may IL please
you HONOR replied the prosecuting
attorney.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-02-19
WRIGHT OF COTTON BALES.
Ceasas Bureau Report of Crop or
1908

Washington. February 1.-THE
CeasEs Bureau to-day Issued a reporl
on the average weight of Il cotton
bale for the crop grown in 1908. show
ing an average dress weight of 502
Lilo pounds. against 500 IL 1902. This
figure is obtained by actual weighing
OF T.5sS.271 bales, 1921 local cotton
weighers reporting The average
weight of commercial bales as reSS
ed at ginneries was 1881 in 1908 and
479.S IN 1902; average weight OF
square bales 1904 is 1903. 502.S in
1903 laplands round bales 247.S in
1908 and 1855 in 1902, seq island
bales 37S.5 in 1908 and 1851 IN 1902.
Applying these averages, the bureau
finds nat the cotton ginned from ~
growth OF 1908 up to and including
January 18th last, was equivalent to
s.525,ss6 bales OF a 500 pound stand
ard. The average gross weight of a
bale from states follow:
Alabama, 1895; Arkansas, s1S.3:
Florida, a47.1; Georgia, 1921; Indian
Territory. 50S.5; Louisiana, 564.2;
mississippi. 506.7; Missouri. 524.5;
North Carolina, 1851; Oklahoma,
1871: Tennessee. $40; Texas, 513.5;
Virginia 477.o
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Can Testify I'm Private.
POLICE RESTORE ORDER.
Henry County tVa.) Republican Con-
vention Very D~isordcrly.

D~anville. Va, February 13.-rhe
Henry county Republican convention
at MartinsviRe this afternoon was one
of the most disorderly ever held in this
section. 1t vas necessary to call in
the city police to quell the disorder all
to keep 1t down during the remainder
of the convention. The convention
met to elect delegates to the state con-
vention and to the fifth district Con-
gressional convention al Martinsvillc
on February &c.
The 'contending factions were Brown
Smith. who represents the Agnew
wing n the Anglin-Jones of the
Slemp or anti-office holders. The fight
will be carried into both conventions.
The Anglin-Jones faction. which ap-
a to be in the minority. held a
separate convention. The feeling is
very bitter.
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More Evidence i'm the Swayne Inves-
tigation.

Pensacola. Fla, February 15.-Several
witnesses were examined today in the
Impeachment proceedings against Unit
ed States Judge Swayne and testimony
more favorable to the defendant was
given today to the appointment of 3.
c. Tunison os United States comm's-
sioner. the prosecution claiming tina
Tunison had a bad reputation and eS-
Swayne. Several witnesses testified
hat Judge Swayne resided in Delaware
until a short TIME ago. coming to Pen
sacola only when necessary to hold
sessions OF the court. The investigation
will continue a week or longer and X
may become necessary to hold sessions
in Jacksonville
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-02-19

Prem Order OF Corporation ComnSs-
ae2-Bank at Dunn Fails-Sew
Pastor Called to the Presbyterian
ChRrch.
Ralsigh, ~ @, February u
Messenger Bureau.

Ralsigh, ~ c.. February Is.
Tie Supreme court sevotes this
week 10 the third district, the docket
sang q Hight one, with ne cases "
general Importance. The attorneys
uhe have arrived so Tar are Thomas
j. Jarvis. Lawrence oIoore. and ]. l.
Fleming, Of Pitt, D.. l. Ward and NJ
d. w. Stevenson, of raven
The Atlantic Coast Line today CAV
aetics Of appeal from the order made
Saturday by the corporation commits
neatly at Selma with the trains OF the
Southera railway. The commission
will in q day Or two fix the our to
which the appeals are TO be taken.
The railway gave a $500 bond IN the
case, Ggned ny Vice President J. Z.
KeHly, w. ~ Royal and John F.
Divine.
The hospital for the oSnsurs pt1ves
ut tAe Soldiers Home = completed
and will be occupied this wesk. Thu
bad weather a caused some delay
of ths wssk
n snow has been on the ground
here almost three weeks, AID much
yet remails-
Though the dispensary is IN full
force and effect here, some Of the
asalosH HSns remain, n look rather
old. It In said that there are several
blind tigers and tie assertion was
made 1at one of these is in one of
the most public locations In the city
Democrats from n Eighth Con
g~reSsonal district say that the fight
there 10 going to be by far the live
lest in the state among the DeElo-
cratic aspirants for the Congressional
nomination.
Treasurer Joseph G. Brown OF the
Sir Walter Raleigh statue fund, has
received from the superintendent of
New Hanover county 81, contributed
by the colored teachers in two dis
tricts. The superintendent Of Dare
county sends Sz.20. contributed bv
the children OF the school district No.
IL. The superintendent Of Cabarrus
sends 80 cents, given by the children
OF Rocky River district the only one
an that county which mas given Il
cent
Commissioner Of Agriculture Pot
tersoa viii &c TO Greensboro tomor-
row to attend the stale CUnVeu,.OI;
of real estate dealers, which is in
tended to promote enumeration.
The corporation commission has
notified Judge Allen of the failure OF
the Merchants and Farmers Bank at
Dunn, and the Judge appoints w A
Stewart Of that place receiver.
DR.. Cave, Of Kentucky. has resign
ed the passionate OF the Presbyterian
church here, by reason Of i'll health.
and the congregation has called Rev.
Alfred H. Moment 10 be ii pastor.
Mr.. John r. toss, today lent To
the Hall of History two very inter
ssting pistols. one a brass barrel flint
lock over 100 years old, which was
used by Jacob johnson. the father OF
President Andrew Johnson; the other
a fidnt lock drageon pistol used in the
war ef 1872.
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Dir. Borem-I believe / am to hay
the pleasure Of the next waltz.
Miss Witter-I know o are.
Not Dangerous.

Boy" said the self appointed I'D
wiser, don't be so careless with that
gun"
"Oh. 1t Will not hurt you" answered
the boy indiffercntiy.
Yes. that's what they all say" CON
tinued the adviser. but IL is always
the empty gun hat kills"
well. you needn't be disturbed
then" replied the gunner. because this
one is loaded with buckshot In both
arrels."-Lippincott's Magazine.
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part en- route for that city.
Williams L. Taken to Roanoke

Williams Is Taken to Roanoke.
Richmond. Va. February 5.-rhe
troop train bearing Henry Williams.
the negro assailant Of Mrs. Shields n
her daughter in Roanoke. left for Il
city named about IL o'clock tonight
The negro was formally indicted to-
day. and will be tried tomorrow.
Seven companies of the Richmond
militia. numbering about three nun
dred men escorted the self-confesse1
malefactor from this city. Eighteen
companies. numbering about 725 men
in all will be in Roanoke tomorrow
morning. to protect Williams from
mob violence.
Norfolk Companies Ordered Out
Norfolk. Va, February ia riot
call assembled thousands of Norfolk
people around the armory tonight an I
intense excitement vas caused by the
DEPARTURE o troops from this city 10
aid in protecting the Williams.
The Norfolk troops will leave on a
special train and meet that with the
Richmond companies with the prisoner
at Petersburg.
Can Testify I'm Private.
Richmond, Va, February 1|The BILL
allowing women victims of
assault to testify in private concerning
the crime against them was today
made a law by the signature Of the
governor
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Big CoIorizatian Plan for Alabama.

Washington. February 15.-The land
and industrial department OF Lhe South
arn Railway and Mobile and Chic rail-
an important land pur-
in Alabama for development and
colonization purppses. \ syndicate of
Iowa, Illinois and arkansas. capitalists,
nave purchased at Yellow Pine. Ala.
forty miles of railroad and sixty thou
sand acres Of land. The lands are val
liable for fruit raising and agris9ltura,
and the syndicate has perfected plans
to settle them with northwestern farm
ers as fast as the timber is cut. sever-
al thousand acres ere now bic
and colonization will start at once
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Sure He'd GET II.

There" said Mr. jerks, stopping
suddenly. Il vas going to get that
piece Of silk for ny wife. and I forgot
all about IL until now. Never mind"
he continued. starting on again. ri
get IL when | get home. all right
Somerville (Mass1 Journal.
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Interest I'm Senator Hanna's Illness

Washington. February 15.-The sus-
pense concerning the condition OF Sen
atrr Hanna. had an appreciate effe7
or the Senate today. There were 40
speeches on any subject whatever. and
more attention was given to the fire.
quent bulletins announcing the cond =
ton of the Senator than TO matte s o
legislation. The most Important mat
ter considered was the dill providing
for a gratuitity to former Queen Ii no
kalini Of Hawaii. which was lost on a
tie vote.
The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-02-19
OPAAC
CURES A COLD IN "a HOURS

II o have that Aanguid, all tired
out feeling and hardly know what is
the matter, you e a tonic to carry
the fever breeding impurities from the
a1ystem. Try Opaac Tablets. a few Of
them will make you feel like a new
person. Try them for neuralgia. the
effect is wonderful. Price. % cents.
For sale by Robt. E 'Bellamy, VIII
minyton. n. e,
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Ills Advice

"Fra1ily. madam" said the honest
salesman. Il wouldn't advise you to
take that gown"
"Why not?' asked the woman.
at doesn't match -FOUR complexion"
he explained.
"Oh. well" she replied careiessly, II
can change the compIexion."-Brcok-
Ign Eagle.
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Belgrave-You don't seem to have a
very high opinion Of the ability Of M.
Boothlet.
Var!ey-I don't think him much Of an
actor. III admit. but he does not claim
10 Ee h!I-seIi. He always Is particular
10 speak Of himself as an artist-BosL
ton Transcript.
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For Representation at Cape Town
Exposition

Washington. February 15.-Repre-
sentative Webb. OF North Carolina
introduced a bill today directing h
secretary OF m and labor 10
have the United States represented al
the exposition to be held at Cape
Town, South Africa, In December.
1904. and January. 1905. with n dis
play of the textile manufacturers and
agricultural products OF the Unitea
States. The bill carries an apprs-
priaton OF $4,000 for the purpose
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fPAHC
a COLD IN "a HOU

CURES a COLD IN "a HOURS
II o have La Grippe. Cold, Neu-
ralgia or Headache, a few Opaac tab
let's Will cure you to stay cured. They
are a great tonic. better than Quinine
or Morphine. and do not affect the
heart Price % cents.
For sale by Robt. R Bellamy, VIII
nhngton, n. c.
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Indiana Bank Suspends-

Washington. February 1.-THE
COMPTROLLER OF the currency has re-
cefved a telegram announcing the
suspension OF the First National
Rank OF Matthews. Indiana Ma
tionsi Bank Examiner w. D. Frazer
has been appointed receiver The
bank has q capital Stock Of $4,000.
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Death of Daniel Il. Hueger.

Mobile, Ala, February 15.-Daniei e.
Hueger. president of she Mobile Cot
ton cbang died today. Although he
had been Ill some time his death WAS
unexpected. Mr.. Huger had been in
the cotton business in Mobile for years.
and was known through the south. Ia
reputed to be wealthy.
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Discussing Lease OF A. and v. c.

Especial to The Messenger.)
Goldsboro. N. C., February 15.-Pres-
ident James A. Bryan, of the Atlantic
and North Carolina railroad accompa-
MED by State Proxy J. w. Granger,
of Kinston were in the city today on
their way to Raleigh to discuss the
proposition to lease the road with the
Governor,
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0PAAC
CURES A COLD IN "A

fCURES A COLD IN "A HOURS
Relieves Neuralgia. rheumatism,
Bronchitis and Headache. Comforting
and Curative. Swift. Sure and Safe.
The Best of ALI Gold Remedies, be-
cause the most, efficient.
Opaac Is q small chocolate coated
tablet and is sold at Is cents a box.
For sale by Robt. r. Bellamy, Will
mington, N. c.
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Nomination of Geo. X. Pritchard Con
fr.ned.

Washington, February 15.-The
Senate committee on judiciary today
authorized a favorable report on the
nomination If George X. Pritchard.
OF North Carolina to be United States
marshal for the central district OF
Indian Territory. The Democratic
members of the committee opposed
the nomination on the ground that
residents Of the territories should be
nominated for Federal offices within
their respective territory.
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Sterile Ground.

Choliy-Cawn't imagine what's the
mattah with Gussie. There seems to
be something preying OF bis mind.
Miss Sharp-Ok. whatever IL Is, let
II alone. II will probably die OF star
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Public Ledger.
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So. ZOO, 600 for Jamestown Exposition

Washington, February 15.-Repre-
sentative Maynard. Of Virginia in
troduced a bill today appropratins
5000. 600 and providing for q gov
eminent board to manage the James
town. Va, exposition in 1870 in cele
bration OF the 300th anniversary Of
the first English speaking settlements
in North America.
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John Turner Shoots Eks Brother.

Raleigh. N. c., February 15.-Ben
Turner was snot through the hea
and killed by his brother John Turn
er near Dave Peddles home. near
Reidsv1lle, n. c., Saturday might The
two ouarreled over a business mat
ter. john Turner is in Jail
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CURES "A COLD IN "a HOURS

OUHSS "A VOLb IN II IOOTNO
A modern Remedy for LaGrippe. In
Ifluenza~ Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis,
Sore Throat, Neuralgia and Rheuma-
ltism. Purely vegetable easy L
pheasant to take and never fails to give
Iquick relief.
Opaac ss q small Chocolate coa-ed
tablet and is sold at % cents a box.
For sale by Robt. r. Bethany, VIII
[uingtOn, ". &C.
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iOPAAC
CURES A COLD IN "A HOURS

Coughs, Bronchitis. Catarrh, LaGrip
De, Neuralgia and Headache. together
with all Feverish Conditions of the Sys-
tenn. They greatly open the bowels
without gripping. act o the liver. tone
up the system and cause Colds, FevSrs
and Headache to disappear like masir.
They do not cause Ringing in the head
Price. % Cents.
For sale by Robt. r. Bellamy, VIZ
minetsR. N. G..
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Em. III. Holt Made Postmaster at
Graham.
WaShis gton. February 1.-THE
Senate today confirmed the nominal
ton of William H. Holt, as postmas-
ter at Graham. N. C..
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s.sss.A. The Kind You Haze !l..!: s'st
''s,:''f' &AHHm
0PAHC

0PAHc
CURES A COLD IN "a HOURS
Dc you ache and feel feverfsh, one OF
two Opaac Tablets are Just what you
need. they tone up the cystem aud
drive out All feverish symptoms. Don't
a quizine; Opaac is q tonic which
does lasting good.
Opaac is a small chocolate coa.ed
tablet and is sold at Is cents a box.
For sale by Robt. r. Bellazmy, Will
M1ngton, N. c.