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WHAT THE MINISTER SAYS
~ Most colnvlncInu.

~ thought i would write you what
+ Pyramid Pile Cure has done for ms.
had n most aggravated case OF blcetll,R
niles. indeed. dreaded when llnd q
10 to stool, One flfty-cent box curfd N.Y.
i feel like ~ new man, ! have Z recoli'.
mcnded IT to Others as being ne Hlost
wonderful remedy known. ~ ~ lnneeu =
great blessing to suffering humhn!ty.
You arc at liberty to use this Tor NJ y W
worth, and I hope It may do good. lsey.
". u. Carr, 1855 No, llolbrook street.
Danvlle, Va,
ClergymeD dixie all professional inSh
who lead sedentary liycs) arc especlally
addicted to piles IN various FORMS ana
are continually on the lookout for y rem
edy which will give relief. with llttle oF
no idea of, obtaining y cure, 4, IA.
Recognlzlng this fact Rev. MT, Ia va
consents To the use OF his name ~ oraer
that other sufferers may know there y
cure called Pyramid Pile Cure, whch
Is sold by druggists everywhere Tor Y " =
low price OF fifty cents package. ai'a
which viii hllng about for every ..pl ~ y
afflicted with piles the same beneilcla J,
results as In his own case. 4fe cAFel Y,
to accept no substitutes, and re1llein1DsF
that there Is no remedy Just as 5000.
A little book describing the causes ana
cure Of Piles is published by l'yfnmla
Drug CO., Marshall MIciL, and VIII PC
sent free for the asking, All sufferers
are advised ITO write for it,8us ~ con
tains valuable information on tllc sgp'g4c!
of nilpa gIi5 l#SsfNti 7sjt laI Siet8 ~
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Several Inventions i Of shipbulldlng in-&
tercst we're announced during the year..
The Idea Of the man who's TO- make q y
&Atlantlcilner travel at FIVE hundred miles
an hour BY creating d vacuum, INTO
which sho will he inclined TO rush, - g
little too innprac tlcRble for TINS age,
Another inventor pro poses TO Obtain ms y
motive mower from IA set Of turbines lo-3
Gated in Ia tube,&runnlng along the keel
and driven by the rusli9of water through
this tube when the vessel was going
II wonder how he starts his vessel -.
/ soc from the American papers that
tho government Intends keeping up their
policy Of building and eql pplng A. llp'to-,
date navy, which III understand Is 70 ha
gradually increasGn unit " RANKS Will
the hest. but i$Wiat has she y done q or
thc merchant riarlne?4 Practically Moth,
Ting, which Is from a. commercial stand
puint. OF nara amount inlportanc no ta CT
that more than 90 nor Gent. OF American
products arc carried In foreign Sims. anu
TIM condition ofAGOur# alllpyurds5 to g.
(T2ichmond has an example ~ lhe yaltss
Company. which, under yoruble cu'' y. :,
tons, could be opera tfl! succeasiut's -
found fow Yards IN this colin Try pettef
cn,iIpped for this work than our tlali !.
.mnrd ward. md some day ! hope we sun y
ace ii in full blast again. present 20 me
| American people N great economic PROB
lem which not only seriously fi'nasc'l,ps
| this great Industry, but rethrds the ",
ye i and extension Of American 81
| commerce, . ,{J y. i. H., 4, !, =
aro the ruilroads@of the sen, ana now
t, ' our country is In q prosperous con-
dltiop, and must. of necasstyi. nave q, :
market for our surplus prpuupt -, t' n "
huestion should receive not only at,s
s Lr ton mo OF our frepresentatiyea IN Com
r gress, hit tie substantial nd and support
i ef s seY,ry American producer, merchant 9 I
and manufacturer who has the pa1r lInaa
desire that the products Of our greet
country be carried to the markets or Inc
'e' - 90 "s8 J, NJ, WINSTON: VI
| London, January, 1905, s
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| What S uIphuIr5 Does

For the Human Body ~ alth a '''
M }i Disease. ss4 EEss ~
Tho mention Of sulphur will recall 70 /
tmany Z Of N us tho early days. when OUT lit
mothers and grnndmot hers gave us oual
daily dose OF sup h9r! anu 1 l'i sses'
spring and fall. 555 ls1 All y,
III was tho universal spring and tall
5Ublood purifier" tonic and cure-all. nnd
ntnd YOU. this old fashioned remedy was
not without merit.
THE idea was good. but the remed " was was |
crude ana unpalatable, and @ re 9 uatl-
stity had to be taken to get any g te a,
a Nowadays we get all the gpeneticla q N
fects OF 9 pa'alupl -, 4 So'.11
tratcu form, SO that a single gram - ~
more effective than " Tablespoonful ao 9l
IN Srcoent years research and experl- vi
ne IT have proven that the best sulphur'
Tor medical use Is that obtained from
Calcium Calcium sulphlde), and sold y
drug stores under the name OF y stuhtts
trnicium Wnrers.8 They q "a stpa chocoT
~ 1conted pellets. and contain the active
Mad clnal principle OF sulphu p a. ~ Rhly3
concent rnt cd, ee fcctiye 4 NJ 4; sa, al
!. h nav neoplc 5nrp aware tho value 81
Il, ~ "a sulphur In rost orng aid
maintaining hodllyilylgor md heal tn sui
nhlIr acts directly on tho liver ana excre-
tory organs, and puriflcs and ellt'cnesa ~ -
| blood by tno PlpHlPt
material N \. 4. VI, Y, " !, u,
Our grandmothers knew this when tlley
dosed IA With sulphur and nlolasses every
unrinp and fall, but he crudlty anu ms
nu,lrIty Of ordinary flowers Of sui hpll
were often worse than Tho % lseasc, anu
cannot compare with the modern sc llf g =, =
i ~ ed Yprepuution Of sulphur Of which
stnart,s n nlclun WATERS Ia undoubtedly
4 tha best and most wldel y used, i,
VThey are the natural antldote for liver
| ana kidney troubles. and cure con pa
| lion and purify the blood In q way tllal
often surprises patient and physician
alike. III. 4, Z, z. /, Z,
& by. n, M. Wilkins, While experimenting
with sulphur remedies, soon found that
/ tthe sulphur from Calcium was superior
/ 10 INV other form, lie ga VS.; = For liver
/ kidney and blood troubles, especially
Wien resulting from constipation or MAJ
}iarla, i have been surprised at he re-
snlts obtained from stuart's CALCIUM, Wa
| fers. In patients suffering from polls
and pimD,es and even deep-sented cars
4 bunclas. j have repeat eddy seen them dry
IN md disappear In four or five. days
i leaving tho skin clear and smooth ALI
1 tho,1gh Stuarts Calcium Waters IS Il q
nroprietary article and sold by druggists,
4 nnd for that reason tapoael ny many
nhysIcians yet I know ofnothlng so safe
ana reliable for constipati ton. liver aud
i kidnay troubles, II and espeelally IN ~
fnrms of skin dis eases.t as this renlee!d y,
4 At amy rate, peopla VINO are lFea or
,,iiis. cathartIcs and so-oa He'd blood ''pllrl-
f Hers Will find In. stuarts Calcium Wa
fers a far safer, more pa latR PIE ana et',
4 Elective tprsparat ion. 39' !. u n
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The tonnage OF these vessels range UP, to
1000 tons dead weight 8 S53

II
The tonnage OF these vessels range up TO
1900 tons dead weight.
Firms building small war vessels, as de-
stroyers, torpedo boats and shallow ORA tt
steamers, have been very busy since the
present war started, as nearly al the
foreign governments are adding to their
5notiias The recent war has ful y demon
strated tho value of small, fast vessels,
such us destroycrs; but i has not q dis ! y
credited in the least the heavy ttle,s
ship. In fact, ali up-ro-dato navy must 50
have ali classes of naval vessels. might
say that the Whitehead torpedo mas
turned out to he no. near III efficient
rs generally thought, but Its makers
are now putting upon the market an I'M y,
proved form Of torpedo head, which y
guaranteed to settle the largest VA snip,
The British government are now asking =. y
for designs for 33 knot dcstroyers ana ~
knot torpedo boats, turbine driven, a y,
arc also experimenting with still smaller
craft, namely, petrol launches for uso NJ
torpedo boats. { they prove themselves
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Installed by them will commence cutting
next week and a. large force OF hands VIII,
30 4required to supply this. The force Ihre
kept busy working the por ton already
completed up In good order and this COM
lpany Is spending a largo sum Of money I.
now getting ready to do a large business = &c
as soon as the went her opens up: A3ilarge
3portionfof the German labor Is bein s lenl.i
5ployed by this company, that usually il1 goess
North inquest 9 T. work during the N goaoa
weather and will be opt here the entlr
Year, Many Of those who farm on q, smnil
scale are leaving their farms to seek en- 1n
}poymcnt with this compa w.! !. 4, /, Z, Y
rural delivery routes from this point n
hencxt few weeks, hose who !, have Y 3 e.,
ready such have n3s fSs aee.
sion ar, seeee determined to the plan here
ana Ct T9SlMef for e the n mar
Ia ~ 81 nfGt heir daughter N ora, 10 II
liz Herbert, OF Kingston. N C,, on me
10TH OF tits mont III ti, 58s}
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one being built for the same line, the
Adrlatic, which IS slightly faster.
The caronia, for the cunard Line n Whieh en-
vas recently launched at Clyd e lrls IS
also d monster, being the largest ship
built in tho world outside Of Belfast and rui
Will be one Of tho finest Of he Cun l,ilii
fleet In the wayo Of internal fittings ana ,l
largest tonnage for the past year falls
10 fMcssrs. Russell and Company Of Port st
Glasgow. being first, with eighteen sves,i
sels q Csc tons. Messrs lIarland and
Wolff Of H Belfast, have generally heid
this position since 1887 "A this Z year this
FIRMS output is only 81, s42 tons. s:'
Messrs. Doxford and Company, a firm
here IN England, devote themselves near
{ly3 entirely to the building of patent tnr-
ret steamers. SINCE 1902 they &f have
launched 100 OF these vessels. which prove
Very efficient carriers Of bulk carg oes
and economical as regards tonnage tax.
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TOUR Ut SHORT.
Mr.. i. 3. Duke and Bride q VISIT 1.s''3
His Father S b dside. jl55
- sn !, III. N The nes.Dlspatch.

DURHAM. Feb, n =
president Of the rcan Tobacco =.
:, M hIs bride, reached hero yesterday after
Y,nnn shortly inter L o. clock VI on a special
t hgIn from rom Greensboro They arc attending The
bedside OF Duke l,l,s;,o Who 81 1el uPa
ME- Duke and his WIFE, who were married ca
Jersey ago haa R Rannssa e
IN heSra,rs rencfed them. telling OF the a
cIdent 10 Mr. Dukes father, they cut 4, ta y,
;trln short and tho return trip 70 the a
= Mr. 81 a. Duke and wife .Wlll remain l ners
several dnys, when they Will re- turn 70 5SeW
EYorls where they will make thelr VII
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AS BUILD ] j |. ]:
SH|PSI|NI|E /. M !
Young 12icl,mot11lsddseir a' Nov St'' II !
Europe Writes interestingly
of Naval Architecture.
SOME FANTASTIC NOTIONS L
8N1r, Winston Has Little FAITH
iii Some Recent Ideas Ideas OF
Propulsion.

555 Al exceedingly Interesting paper, pre-
pnretl .y MIR. Il. Nj. Winston, OF London
England son OF MIR. robert ~. " iiist 20.
q this city. is given herewith co con
plehensiyc: resume of the shtppulliltalll "
o. Great Britain for the year 1904 IS pre-
sentcd 5by Mr.. Winston. THIS young gen
tlennn IS Il graduate of the W. AL. 1.
(class 1900, and OF naval hichite cturNe ~ ~
tho University or Glasgow. He is u
\ member OF Kappa Alpha fraternity, and
il nov employed in the scientific nc depilfsr
,tert OF Mauiy, Croft and Company L 1
4 detn. The paper follows: ISL l583 \. 4.
s8,l'he pnst year hcre hns been one aol
{ hopes una feurs; fluctuations in tho labor g,
market rise and fall lin prices. 27 I la
II c:1usc OF this was generally supposed 70
N ~ lilo result largely OF the South Al rlcan
war. tho close OF which threw IN 4 TIE
freight market n large6number8o OF Vesselsf
previously chartered for government put-
# noses. Frcights decreased, and TINS WIS WIS
Followed by depression In all sillppuli
XII districts and tho consequent reductloh
faof staffs. as no new orders for vessels
Swcrc being placed. This, of course, l'r
fl,icea ~ fall In the prices of vessels. thc
e ,.ornpetitiun with foreign II shipbullde
assisted i'll some cases by bounties ahd
N s,,bsidics, Is very keen now, SO that r.
covery from depression Is q inuch slower slower
81 ,,rocess than In former ycitrs II oWeYci,{
the ma orlty Of builders arc in Il, m II, iesN
better position than they were tW WE'VE
months ago, willie at tho same time q
lot Of new work would require TO e, he
placed at&hcttcr prices than that wh ll.
f is now Icing carried out to restore the I,t
industry TO Il thoroughly healthy c .nt1,
ton. a good many ship owners took !, !; al
vantage Of tho very; low pr ccs OF 81 SHIPS
M and gave orders, stimulating for pay
ments over very long perl DDS, IN some
cases ten years, the price being, as q rule
$50 bel. ton Of dead weight carrying ca ca
&3 l,acity.i Such n price, even with the low
quotations prevailing for steel--A \ merica an
and German being imported at about $50
4 Dor ton-dld not afford much margin FOR
# profit. The addition to British shippinS
5G& is less than for some years, but there mas
been an increase IN the foreign owned
tonnage built. Norway, Sweden, Austlr "a.
4 Germany and Greece have taken many
#shps at low rates, which VIII place then en-
Observation-Disclosures position for compel
ing with English vessels. Iii
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j. Z j u 81 j. .
long as American ahipDullders are COM
PEELED to buy their material from the
highly protected stee. plants OF the
Sta,es, This tariff adding forty per cent
TO the cost Of the home-bult vessel.
Under these conditions, Of course, they
cannot hope 70 compete with other coun-
tries. ~ #
TO retura to the subject OF British ship
building from a naval architects stand
point, there has been little to record.
with the exception OF the satisfactory
evidence OF the efficiency Of the stca'l
turbine. This has been established, first
~, BY the Cunard Company, making
tests with a View OF determining whether
the turbine should supersedc tho recp-
rocating engines IN the two twenty-five
knot liners now being constructed for
that company, Secondly, in the COM
sparatve trials or four channel steamers
(two fitted with turbines. two fitted with
cngincs). and thirdly, By the recent tri-
ais OF The cruiser 'Amcthyst!' This
leaves n conclusive proof that such prime
movers will be used greatly IN the fu-
ture I may say here that there were
thirteen merchant vessels launched last
year, fitted with turbines, and all have
proved very successful.
The Liquid Fuel Board Of tho United
States Navy have reported that engincer-
my dlIIlcultirH connected VIII tUc uaH
Of oil as fuel have been practically
solved. Altogether, It may dc safely said
that nothing prevents oil snpcgscdlng coal
| to- Very large extent but1the question OF
| an adequate supply at ports Of call,
Using Coal Gas,
Coal gas Is also coming into use for
| propulsion. There Is now building In
| England vessel OF about 800 tons, which
| Is propelled by GOAL gas from suction gas
| producers. The advantages claimed are
! lcas coal consumed per one horse power
| per hour than win steam engines and
| less space occupied; the disadvantages,
4 difficulty of control and reversing, Two
| new shipyards are in course OF constuc-
] ton on the Clyde. one OF which, MeRsrs.
| Bcrdmons, the great steel makers, Is in
! tended to be tho most up-lo-date yard
| in the world covered In berths, &C., To
take the coming l,o0o-foot ship, the day
/ OF whlGn does not seem very far distant,
| The new Cunarders are to be no feet
long, rghty-seyGn and a half feet In
BREADTH with depth of sixty feet, q
draught Of thirty-th three 10 ihlty-four
i feet. and u measurement Of 30UJ tons
a gross. The 1imSnslons arc far In excess
Of any vessel at present In existence.
This year there is no larger vessel than
5l5the White star liner Baltic, which is
f2G feet long, but that vessel will not re,
tain first place long, as here IL q .largel
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ATTACKED BURGLAR Al
W|TH.ANCIENI SWORD \ !! |||.||
Intruder Welded Sand Bag and
Left Grocer MORALLY
Wounded. III.
fBy AssoclatedP Press s.

33Ss, S5 (By Associated Press) s38s
PHILADELPHIA, Feb ~ - 9 the he
result Of an encounter with g burglar az
j ohn@ sphroth, d middlc-aged grocer. 81 is
dying at a hospital. His skull Is frac-
tured and his body Is q mass OF cuts and
bruises, n q. III S
Il sphroth surprised the burglar earl y to-
day in tho act Of robbing his store. He
attacked the Intruder With8an old cavalry
sword and the thief welded q sandbaG.5
bloody fight cnsucd and was terml-,
mated only by the arrival Of the police.
The burglar escaped, leaving his victim
rnortnllygwounded. III
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Hoped, But Feared the Worst.

Friday SEtzcr, Il familiar negro about
town In a certain part OF mississippi, hGdl
been found dead. nd he being q m ems
ber#of no church or odge---Yery unusual
for a negfo-- thcra was no one to pray for
his soul ilathc great beyond a few old
intlmats8. however, carried II he body to,
the cemetery In a rude pine coffin and
Bob Me [tavcn. ono OF the number. nm old
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SOAP DEPARTMENT..

soe y a,tt,e soap greet, Of White 'E 4.
ported a.!b bars for..,. '... t1;a
2Bc. cuttcura soap 4 Y ~,
s1Oci C,oEtro 3utternlik Son '.s....Oi," e.,
40. Cutict,le Skin sonp..s,.,..i..s,.....t.., !,
~, ivory SOAR, l. ~ :.
1sc.s Munyon's Witch lia2el s'o " = M,
2bo, aoker,s Tar soap : - : y 4
pure Palm SOAP ~. per PCT c GUN 81 \,
a5c ' ,v viii l, shaving Stick. 10lac
gSc. sRogefS1and dallct's Violet ''tlt' y !,
,,{s Soup {. s.. '.ySiT
III TOILET GOODS DEPT z
g25t. SArtii Crcht,1
81 Ayer,sHa air VIZ or so5 y, ~
15c. Ba tili, &
16c, Cold Crca M. ~. z
s16c. Can1phor Ice with Glycc ,.}' -
100. Heavy Hnrd Rubber 7-in Gu \. !, !.
ft...... u nv ~
a5c. II ultness .,,... ~ ~ ~,
,S15Hooper,s n air Restorer, the best 23s s
ard Stnost pleasant hair ar'o over .oo
IN AIDE NJ. $1,000 ', Dug
go, Lyon's Tooth Powders, re
csc. Meade #nnd Bakers Bakers MOUTH NOV Il, . !,
t Wash -. y. ~
CSC, Me,,rief,,s Talcun Powder. q 1l.sc
25c. Mali Clippers. \; 1, Auc
CSC. Ponade for tho han, ~ 3 ly
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Birds Frozen.

Especial 10 The Times. DIspntcli.) s,S isi
tridges In soine sections OF the surrounding
counties arc Srcported to have bsen found dead
In fance corners from cold weather: and star
yatlon.8 I "a N B3
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LUNENBURG AlLRoAD',
The Lumber Company PrePar'
ing for Large Operations B

MRliERRIN, Feb esr } n;nphs fG Sss
been completed about ten l!fs, ~ her bes
COMPANY Is using lhls e reeenty
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/. TELEPHONE Company.

Tho state Corporation Commission has issue SO
charter 70 tho Southern Bell Inv; M
n,I,ce Richmond II Gentry president =.
E Montague vice. president NJ ~ M btaI aock,
goo ooo Y Object to conduct q telephone ana ln
telegraph company 81
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I he he B Birthplace | III
Cut ). il Prices ii /; D. !.


sRussia /. Z. /. /. (. I. \. J. /. 1850
Dcnnnrk 4. \. !. 1. !. Il, 09S 4
Y Sol,tl, American Republics. ,27S
pgynt 4. I. Z. :. !. \. ,4S6
si,nit1 r. 4. . y. /. /. 1856
Belgium !. . !. I. /, /. !. \. ~. 2,713 y
Holland J. /. 4. !. y. II. i. ,379
United states or America. 80, ,226 z
Chnn z. 4, ;. 4. /, /. 3. !. Z. !. /, Z, 50 f.
Portugal \. q :. 4. 4. , a,
4 Other countries and Bunclassified. .#7 ,o09
You can see from tho above tables that
America IS out OF the running with Its
legislative and economic condi-
tons. The exceptional number Of battle-
ships, combined with the large ocean
going steamers Dakota and Minnesota,
make up IL respectable total tonnage. 81
course, lowever.5iit must be remembered
that government vessels are placed ire
spective of ordinary trade conditions.
Ordinary shipbuilding costs thirty to thir-
ty-five per cent. more than in Great
Britain. MORGAN there be any change SO
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reliable b they will probably be carr !,
upon tho decks Of cruisers ana battle
ships. Engineers prophesy that there ~ =
a great future for the internal comp,,ai
ton engine such rs the petrol on gl ne
Less than two years ago the idea q, a I.
boat tedswithGl motor 81 such sn'al d. q
5lnensons nd weight for its power; as 70
render bro portion Of one hundred brake ras !,
Inossible. but an accomplished fac t, would
have been considered preposter1oi|ulss, 4, The
decrease OF size and weight per one horse p:
power In the motor has enabled B the {.
designer to produce boat seapau t p ~, Y q
such extreme speed for Its size ,5 that y !
seems to enc ounter different set3of con-
sdtions,sas issusual in this class of YES s
sells. f8S FiS II is55 3a III $sS 4 VA s
Fantastic Ideas.
seems only, question Of time when ~ n
this tyne OF propelllng force will By made Ia
inElargc powersFfor use III larger ssels =.
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BRUSH EMIT.

souOSlu AAs sllss ~ ~ ssSSss ~ SY5
tso. Tocsh Brustss, four row ", I. \,
4 ported ,rsstt 600. u a. - ~
2tc Iooth TRUSTEES III II. ~ /
31Sc. 1ooth Brush Crh6 TraRi y .... IOc
i15c. 1Vt!sk Broo u j. \. &, Sc
sso. solid BAtk Good . rlatls Y lr !, s#5i
\ Brushes 81 go each clstott,e ~ ic
100. Nall Brushes isltc
$50. 1'ronhylactic Tooth Bfuslic 2t'c
MlSCEL LANEOUS ..3
15c. sell Pulling Corkscrow |. Do /.
60. Bost Black Ink 's 's
5c Best Mtclihgo 4. i W
25c Hest Quality Lemon, varllia!
ParcnorIo,H kltrs, Peppertt1lnt . II
and an, aofa Ginger, per bottle X 3 Ac
.5c, Best ana Clcnncst Bird }seed..Sl " /
6oc, BEST Wool Bath spong sc. 1 =, q
100 BOX Mustard b. ]. - -
~ o., ,A-1b.G Chloride Of Lime y, &c
49,. Coienail's Mustard ;s1sc
5Oc. q est electors BIC
100. Diamond Dyes, all colors O1ao 4
100. Envelopes n 80. 'ac
4 1se. Fine Writing Paper I, u shs dee, \
per box !. \ - 3. ~
&15c. Gold Paint as S ~
$50. IA ID. Best Hoarhound Cough
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PERFUMES,

75r.$ ,rrdRie'y violets Of Virginia, II
the most lasting perfume, PEI
ounce !. Y. $50 = u
Y 81 t1Ioublgnnts Tx tract S$ pe -. !.
81 ounce -
81 sIIoublgants Toilet Water per
M OunC Q . 4. US,
T5c. tvordWorths Yiolets OF III Sicil 33.{
per ounce DOC Il
I 81 Roger ana GallSt Y ora lolcts tisj
Sner ounce . I. \. \. !. 4. \. I. . &. I. b5G
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,.e,,,nod y. 7, v, Y. i, \. !, 4. s1sc
25o, pnlinera Violet Cream. makes
a TIC skin soft MS yelv lis. 10 !
2Sbc, luhlno Half Tonit q good
n hair gro Wer. I. -, AUc8
c6c. Rnse Cream for hard % 4
25c. ssozodotlts go. ......As1'o
AGO. ,rruglc's Cnrbollc Mouth Wash. ~
0.one bottle to a GUS Toner .14c
ESQ. iTetluw's Gossntnrr ......11. nc
816c. Violet Ammonia 31-pt. bottle. DC
800. Coka's Dandru n cure 't 4! g
G5c 1rroenia,'s Face Pow ilss
COO. Levy In blanche Face 70 ". \.
X - n ssNe'g
6ocl Dr. Charlos's 1'lcsli Food esl ! Gin
Sbox) III, \. !. y. UoS
25c, witch Hazel Jelly, In tubes DO Dc
.15c. 513em-Tor, best for clnpped .@ss
@ hands and .rolig Ii skin. Vc \
csc. Ferfumcd Tooth Hoap To- 9 /