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RELIGIOUS.

THE CHRISTIAN MINISTRY. By Lyman Abbott
limo. pP xix. S11. QIoughton. SNfHn & Coz
Discussing the question why the Christian
church attracts and holds the people
THE WITNESS TO THE INFLUENCE OF CHRIST
Being the william Belden Noble Lectures for 1904
BY the Right Rev. William Boyd Carpenter D. D.
Bishop Of RIpon limo. pp viii $50 (Ioughton
Mif1in & Coz
On the relation OF science religion, and the at
tempt to treat religion scientifically
THE CORRECTED ENGLISH NEW TESTAMENT A
Revision OF the 'Authorfzed'' Version by Nestle =
Resultant Text Prepared with the assistance OF
eminent scholars and Issued by Samuel LLOYD With
preface by the Bishop Of Durham 16rno. pp xviii
616. "a. P. Putnan's Sons) - '
JESUS AND TILE PROPHETS. An Historical Exc
gettcal and Inerpretative Discussion OF the Use OF
the Old Testament Prophecy by Jesus and OF His
attitude Toward II BY Charles 8. mcfarland Phi
.. Yalel. With Introduction by Frank K Sanders
Pm D.. D. d. l2no ID. xvi 24s. &c. p Putnam 3
Sons) -
Nativity; How Made Known With lllustrations OF
the interior or the great pyramid extensive notes
and four ShTonojos1oa charts The mysteries OF God
and events from tho beginning 10 the end As re-
vealea py ueaSS9grenent In the great pyramid and
ley. limo. pp 22S. london: s. w Partridge q On
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oouiar,, or a limekiln the other, then "oulu
vote for the railway with both hands always
provided that it's engineers try 10 REFUGE Us
naoessar,Iv offensive qualities to minimum
will be bound that the thousand
Oreades who formed Diana's troop OF nynphs
IN the banks of the Eurotas or the crags Oh
Cvnthus would clap their hands with glee IL
tbev could see an express flying down Mohsal
0aIe and would haIloo to the scared driver In
his cab and bid him go faster still II must pe
acknowledged that English railways do as little
as possible to destroy the beauty OF the ught
little standard they give hope that some
d. tho unkempt ueliness of the American lines
NAV be corrected.
70 Mr. Firths amiable treatment of the rail-
,,av "a unexpected, no less so are his dealings
with Dorothy Vernon, the heroine of the had
don Hall romance. He takes little STOCK III the
romance itself, pointing out that no reference 10
II appeared in print until about lSZO' ana thaI
"the earlier writer's who visited and oescrlOeo
Haddon knew nothing of it," He declares That
whether Dorothy eloped or not, she certainly was
not dsinherited by her father. a visit 10 the
Vernon chapel wherein lie the Vernons and the
Manners, the long line of the owners or Haddon'
went far to destroy for him illusions as to Dor
othy's beauty. There kneels her ettgy, With
face which lis peaked, shrewish even; one
would say, to look at her, that she ruled her
household with a sharp tongue. No. II
that be Dorothy that thin-cheeked, hard-Vls-
aged CaIvinistic looking woman praying with
tight lips, I withdraw my homage from the
lady, and settle it more firmly than ever on the
stones Of Haddon itself" Those are pleasant
pages which he devotes to Haddon, and we are
glad to note his tribute to the Dukes of Rutland
for that fine evidence of family pride which
keeps the marvellous old home in constant re-
pair, though for many generations they have not
lived there 1t is good for centuries yet, he tells
US, The repairs the more admirable that
they are always made with old material, care
fully sought for and skilfully applied"
Mr. Melvilles book on the places associated
with Thackerays life and writings is largely
biographical, and naturally adds little to our
knowledge OF the his former environ
ments. 1t may, doubt. be useful to those
young people who just getting acquainted
with the novelist and will like to visit the
places enumerated. The Charterhouse the ref
uge Of the beloved Colonel, owns. Mr.. Mel
Vile says, the bed which Thac1eray died 1t
was the gift Of his daughter. To the head gown
boy and his successors has been accorded the
privilege Of lying upon ii. Archdeacon Hale
then Master Of the Charterhouse wrote the
following inscription, which was engraved at its
head:
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OE / 10y,

THE NORsK NIGHTINGALE Being the Lyrics OF a
lumberyack.' By William F Kirk. 16rno pp. vii
Go Boston: Small, Maynard & Co..
THE FLEEING NYAIPa And Other Verse Bv IIov1s
M4Hin limo. 81. Boston: Small. Maynard &
SlON'S SONETS. Sung by Solomon the King and PERI
phra5 by Francis Quares. 1Smo, PIP l25. (Hough-
~ me sonets' were first published in 1925. and in
the halt century following appeared fourteen
ent editions The text the present work follows
the editiot OF 1850, with a dedication
reproduced from the original This edition is limited
to 400 copies. ~
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NATURE STUDY.

HUNTING WITHOUT A GUN; AND OTHER PAPERS
By Rowland z. Robinson. Illustrated by Rachel Rob
inSon limo. K 3S1 FOREST and Stream Pub
fishing Company
Sketches and stories OF outdoor life
WILD WINGS. Adventures a Camera-Hunter Au1ous,
the Larger Wild Birds Of North America n Sea and
Land. BY Herbert Keightley Job. With introductory
letter by Theodore Roosevelt. With
after photographs from life by author. SyO Do
S41 Houghton Mif1n & Coz
me territory covered ranges from the Mazdalen
Islands in the Gulf Of St Lawrence to the Florida
Keys The Illustrations showing birds flight, their
nests and young. form interesting collection for
the nature student sportsman.
THE GOLD NINE IN THE FRONT YARD AND HOW
TO GROW IT. BY c. S. Harrison 12mO DID, w.
20 tSt Paul: The Webb Publishing Company
showing how millions OF dollars be added to
the value Of prairie farms"
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Mi9CELLANE OUS,

TIE AMERICAN TROTrER Treatise His Origin.
History Development. by S W. Parlin With
preface by Peter {. kellogg limo PIP VII. $40.
tBoston: Breeder Publishing Company
THE MODERN ASPHALT PAVEMENT, BY Clinord
Richardson. Svo. PIP. vii. $50 John Wiley sons.)
showing tho nature OF asphalt paveInents and the
causes Of defects in them. with suggestions ior I'M
provement the present methods OF construction
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BIOGRAPHY.

JAMES WATT BY Andrew Carnegie svo. ID. 2A1.
Doubleday, Page & Coz
LIFE. LETTERS AND LITERARY REMAINS OF J H
S1ORIHOUSH Edited by his wife In two volumes
evo pp. XXI 42Oi viii. 424 (Ths Macmillan Com
panyD 49,
The early ESSAYS and stories included second
volume We're with but few exceptions read at the
meeting Ct the Friends Essay Society, OF Birning
periodicals representing the later OF the author
5he introduction is written by the Rev j. Hunter
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BOOKS AND AUTHORS.
Current Talk about Things Present
and to Come.

Dr.. Lyman Abbott's new book, The Chris
tan Ministry" recently published by Hough-
ton, NIiflln & Co, seems to have been written
In answer to the question, ''Wny do any per
sons ever go to church," rather than to the
more familiar, why do not people go to
church," Referring to the fact that census
taken in New-York last year shows that APP
proxI1nately one-half the population Of the city
above school age is accustomed to take part
weekly in some form of religious service the
author undertakes to indicate what the motives
that induce so many people to lay aside
their usual occupations and to gather in
churches and synagogues every seventh day
Nancy Huston Banks. the author of ''Oldhed."
has completed a novel which the Macmil-
lans will publish next month Its title is THE
Little Hills" and refers, not to any landscape
features in the story, but to the little hills of
daily life which we often find hard to climb
uniform edition of the dramatic works OF
Henrik Ibsen is in preparation by Charles
Scrbners Sons. There will be in all seven or
eight volumes, which will be made up in the
main of the authorized Archer transations.
The books are TO be edited with full bographi-
cal. photograph and critical notes.
The heroine OF Hamlin Garland's new novel,
THE Tyranny Of the Dark, is young woman,
who, while perfectly normal in all other
spects. had early manifested psychic powers
which have been developed by a fanatical mother.
until the girl complains that she feels like a
hotel piano on which any one may play"
Much of the material for the story was ac-
Quired by the author years ago in Bos-
ton. when, at the request Of B. O. Flower, the
editor Of THE Arena" he served on the execu-
tive committee of the American Psychical So
ciety. Other members of the committee were
the Rev. Minot ]. Savage and Professor Dol
beare. OF Tufts College. Mr.. Garland. ac-
count OF his skeptical attitude, the one
chosen TO investigate the actual physical
phenomena attributed TO psychcal forces and
although he found many things which he was
unable to explain. he has apparently preserved
his skepticism intact.
Mrs Katherine M c. Meredith who. under
the pen name OF Johanna Stats" published
several years ago clever little story entitled
''DrunstialIs" has taken I'D her pen again.
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EDUCATIONAL

LESSONS n HYGIENIC PHYSIOLOGY BY Walter
More Coleman A B. l2nO. PIP. tx go. Crhe Mac
milan Company
Arranged for school use. with drill exercises and
review questions
A MANIAL OF EL0CUTION AND EXPRESSION FOR
FO6t-IC SPEAKERS AND READERS. Especially
adopted for theological students and oergnen
BY the Rev. Albert Francis Tenney Nj A. 12mo Do
xviii Dutton & Coz - 0' ~
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REPRINTS.

THE GARDEN OF = COMMUTERS WIFE RAco-1.,
Ian Company) 49, S--f
In 'MAcmiEan's Paper Novels"
POVERTY. BY Robert Huntsr. limo, pn XII as2 rrN.
Macmillan Company >A~o
paper
MASS AND CLASS. A survey OF social divisions Nv
W. ]. Client limo DID. TX. eco N'
Uniform with above
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BOOKS or THE WEEK.
ART.

ART.
C1. p Dutton & Coz " ~
In The Popular Library OF Art" edited by Ed
ward GaInett. Illustrated with half-tones
THE ROYAL ACADEMY AND ITS MEMBERS 17es-
1880 BY the late J. E Hodgson r. A and Fred
A Eaton. NJ A. With portraits and Illustrations
Svo PIP. xix. All. Imported; Charles Scribner's
Sons)
The volume ia chiefly concerned with tho history of
the 1rst sixty OF the society, but important
changes in the constitution ana laws are noted and
the eight appendices complete history to the end
OF the year 1904. ~ ~ $3.50
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INDUSTRIAL.

THE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY. BY William Ajax
ander limo PIP. TX. 30 %. Appleton &C Co..
PRINCIPLES AND METHODS OF INDUSTRIAL
PEACE BY A c. Pgou. NJ. A. f. S S. 12Ino. PIP
240. CThe Macmillan Company
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ITERATURE.

TALKS IN a LIBRARY WITH LAURENCE HUTTON.
Recorded by Isabel Moore. Illustrated Svo. PIP xvii.
All. &C. Z. Iutnam's SonE)
Personal reeolootious OF the authors friends and
library.
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HISTORY.

THE Personal. STORY OF TTEg UPPER HOUSE
BY Kosmo Wilkinson Svo> Do. 800 ca p Dutton
81 CO..
The origin and Development tia House OF I4Drda
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SCIENCE.

BY Ernst HaecSel Translated from the flfth Cen-
Volume Human Eambryology Ontogeny" Vol
ume H. Human Stem History. or Phyloeeb,- a.
DIP xiv. XII. xiv. eOI- &C. p. Putnam's sons w.
study Of the origin OF the human race and mans
place in nature.
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tTated by G G. M. 1r 1emo pp 81. Crhe Nantucket
Publishing Company
Humorous sketches OF animals
GREY BRETHREN, AND OTHER
IN PROSE AND VERSE BY Micnael FairIess I6Ino
x. LAT. (H P Dutton & Coz
a collection fairy tales and memories OF child
-
DICTIONARY OF BATTLES From Date to
the Present Time. By Thomas Ben1ed HarbottIe Svo
DIP. V, POS *. P. button & Coz
An excellent alphabetical list of historic conflicts
giving dates, numbers OF soldiers engaged names OF
commanding officers and salient incidents
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SOCIOLOGY.

THE AFTERMATH SLAVERY A study =, ,Aa
condition and environment OF the Americsn No."
BY WaliaI A sinclair. A. NJ, NJ D. with an in
PRODUCTION ~ Thomas Wentworth HieVinsop = T. ~
limo pp. Kill ass. Boston; Small. Maynard g O.,
Discussing the negros right to full citizenship and
his place the political life OF the country 1870
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TRAVEL AND TOPOGRAPHY.

YUNpNER OVERLAND Illustrated By DR. Chr
TarnuzzsF with historical sketch BIZ Fsofassor n
n &Iuoih Translated Into Engiish by DR. ana Nj
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13

Mcclure. Phillips & Co. have just published
new novel by her called The Wing of Love-"
and she has recently sailed for Belgium, where
she will finish still more ambitious work upon
which she is now engaged. To fill in her odd
moments she is dramatizing 'Drumsticks"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13

The st. Lawrence River has been flowing I'M
interruptedly from Lake Ontario to the At
lantic for a number of years, accommodating an
interesting store Of legend, anecdote and his
tory, yet by curious coincidence it is precisely
in this month Of May, 1905 that two New-York
publishers announce shortly forthcoming vol
umes devoted to this historic waterway One OF
these books Will be issued by the Putnams in
their series of Rivers of North America" II
has been written by George Waldo Browne
most widely known a writer Of Juvenile
fiction. The other volume, to be entitled The
st. Lawrence; Its Basin and Borderland," by
S. E. Dawson, Lift D.. author of 1.-THE Voyage
of the Cabots" and several books on Canadian
geography and history, will be published by the
Frederick A Stokes Company. 1t will be an
elaborate study of the exploration and settle
ment Of the St. Lawrence Valley, including the
Coast Provinces of Canada and those parts
Of the United States drained by the great river
system. valuable feature of the book will
be the reproduction OF the HarIeyan and Des-
callers maps, which the author believes were
drawn from originals made by Cartier
W. E Willoughby. Treasurer of Porto Rico
has written a work Territories and Depend
encies," which is announced by the Century
Company as the next issue in it's new educa-
tional SERIES The authors aim has been to pre-
sent an authentic account of the status and
organization Of the government in all Of our
recent outlying territorial acquisitions.
about this time begin to make your plans
for the summer vacation" The choice is not al
ways an easy one. Some people have had so
many and such long vacations chat they feel as
If they had practically exhausted all the posi-
bilities. Others have had so few and those so
short that they are bewildered by the opDor-
tunittes presented. Perhaps both classes will
be able to find the answer to the perplexing
question in the June number of Country Life. I"
which the publishers announce will be largely
devoted to this subject. People who have en-
joyed the various kinds Of vacations they write
about will tell Of one hundred different ways of
having good time in the summer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13

Sarath Kumar Ghosh. whose novel. THE Yer
dict of the Gods" recently published by
Dodd. Mead & Co.. is a high caste Hindoo who
is able to trace his lineage back eight centuries
to the princely Rahtor dynasty of Kanauj, in
the Farrakhabad district Of the Northwest
Provinces of British India. He went to England
at the age OF nineteen to complete his studies
and was admitted to the bar. Lord Chief Jus
tce Russell is said to have evinced a great in
terest in hin: and to have urged him to take I'D
active practice, but he preferred literature, and
is now the only person OF his race who is known
as writer of English fiction.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13

1.-THE Wine Press is the title of novel by
Anna Robson Brown. which has just been
issued by the Appletons. The story is said to
tell "of the shattering of a wOman's faith in
mankind. and mans gradual rehabilitation In
her esteem in the person of a strong, upright
young doctor" Treating Of the great and well
worked problem of the sexes, it is comforting
to be assured that the story "is the direct
antithesls of the hystercaI wall which usually
comes from a woman's pen this subject"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13

Mrs, Katherine M C. Meredith, who. under
the pen name OF Johanna Stats" published
several years ago a clever little story entitled
'DrumstIaks-" has taken I'D her pen again
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Go seek her out, my rhyme,
Her of the cruel heart,
And with your softest chime,
And with your blandest art.
Plead that this merry time
May see her frowns depart.
And whisper, all, so low!-
(And mark ye II she sighD
That sprays of mistletoe
Are plucked to hang on high,
And holly berries glow,
That Christmas-tide is nigh.
And if ye win one smile,
o speed ye hither swift
From eyes cast down the while
The aching gloom will lift,
And IN the orchard aisle
VIII flower the frozen drift.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1905-05-13

HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS IN DERBYSHIRE.
Bv J. B. Firth. With illustrations by Nelly
Erichsen Crown Svo, PIP. 500. The Macmillan
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Land for Sale.

Son Lost Mother.
"Copsumption runs in U family,
and through it I lost my mother"
writes E. B. Reid, of Harmony, Me.
"for the past five years, however, on
the slightest sign of q Cough or Cold, l
have taken DIR. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption, which has saved
me from serious lung trouble" His
mothers death was a sad loss for MI.
Reid, but he learned that lung trouble
must hot be neglected, and how to
cure tt. Quickest relief and cure for
coughs and colds. Price SOC and $l.00;
guaranteed at P: B. Speed drug store.
Trial bottle free.
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Susp ended Work,

The cotton mill, the oil mill, and nearly all
other work was suspended last Saturday on
account OF the show. The Carnival folk gave
exhibitions daily last week. which, were
80 interesting that they came near to demon.
allBing the labor Of the town. The arrival OF
Van Amburg's show combined with the
carnival simply stopped all the work that
bad not been previously stopped. But a day
like last Saturday was we'll spent In recres,
tion n pleasure. The weather was q.
beautiful ana as pleasant a. we ever see In
November, the attendants on the show were
sober and good humored. The stores made
good ssles. The eating booths which. sold
pies, f. b and other filters furnished hungry
customers In quantity and variety 10 suit the
demand. The sellers were happy and tired
ct the close Of the feeding hours. Tha good
behaviour. Of the people relieved watohfu
policemen OF the exercise OF their authority.
and we were all happy.
A pleasant day, an immense gathering OF
sober good-bumored people, good shows,
busy trade people, mades memorable day.
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Our boys shoes are neat, stylish and dura
tie, ranging In price from u ~ per pair
Perrin Clothing Co.
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Il Thank The Lord J"

cried Hannah Plant, of Little Rock,
Ark, .for the relief I got from Buck
lens Arnica Salve. 1t cured my fear
full running sores. which nothing else
would heal, and from which nothing
else would heal, and from which l
had suffered for 5years." 1t Ia a mar.
velous healer for cuts, burns q
wounds. Guaranteed at P. 3. speed
drug store 25c.
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A Disastrous Calamaty,.

It Is a disastrous calamity, when
YOU lose your health, because indiges-
ton and constipation have Slapped 1t
away. Prompt relief ian be had IN
DIR. Kings New Life Pills. They
build up your digestion organs, and
cure headache, dizziness, collie, consti-
patton, etc. Guaranteed at P. B.
Speed drug store 25c.
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"Have used one 20 years.
The Iron King.

@. A. Milford Is receiving every day a very
large q attractive holiday Inc. You will
do we'll u call and let him show you through
whether you buy or not.
We don't want the earth but we do want
You TO zee our line OF fine stationery. Mil
fords Drug Store.
Shot Guns Shelle. Knives, Razors and
Scissors at Glenn's.
sheeting 5x8 IA, cheviots, drills demins and
osenberg ct Glenn's.
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Croun.

A reliable medicine and one that
should always be kept in the home for
immediate use is CbamberIain's Cough
Remedy. 1t will prevent the attack
if given as soon az the child becomes
hoarse. or even after the croupy cough
appears. For sale by e. A. Milford &
n. M. Young, Due West.
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We are certainly shoeing
the people. Our shoe trade
is something that any man
might be proud of. Solid
leather Women's Shoes 81 to
All leather Mems
Shoes $1.25 to $3.50. Just re-
ceived our second shipment
of the famous Waterproof
Shoes for men. s. j. Link.
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Mans Unreasonableness

is often as great as women's: But
Thos. s. Austin, Mgr, Of the "Repub:
lican," of Leaveh worth, Ind, was
not unreasonable, when he refused to
allow the doctors to operate on his
wife for female trouble, "~.instead,," be
says, 1--WE concluded to. try, Electric
Bitters. My wife was then 30 slck, sne
could hardly leave her bed, and hve
(5) physicians had failed to relieve her.
After taking Electric Bitters, she was
perfectly cured, and can now perform
all her household duties" Guaran-
teed by P. B. Speed, druggist, price
soc.
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The State of South Carolina,

COUNTY OF ABBEVILLE.
Probate Capitalization for Letters OF Al
ministratioE.
BY r. E. HILL. ESQ, JUDGE OF PROBATE
V7hereas. DR.. F. Y. Presley has mace 3
mtnistration Of the Estate and enects o.
Mrs. Louise M. Presley, late OF Aope7liIe
These are therefore,. to cite and admonisb
ali and singular the kindred and creditors OF
the said Louise NJ. PRESLEY, deceased. tns!
they be and appear before me, IN tne p o9 p on y,
Ter publication hereof, at II O'CLOCK IN tne
forenoon, TO show cause, II any they nave
why the said Administration should not DC
granted. c,,r,
-. this 18th day OF October. IN the yeaf
rSEAL.1 Of our Lord one thousand nine nun.
dred and five, n In the l8ltn year
of American Independence:
Published on the lst day OF November,
1906. in the Press and Banner ana or
the Court House door for the time required
by law. % q H1rJ.
Judge Of Probate.
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Chapped Hands.

Chopped Hands.
Wash your hands with warm water.
dry with a towel and apply Chamber,
lain's Salve just before going to bed,
and a speedy cure is certain. This
salve is also unequaled for skin disease
For sale by G. A. Milford & 81. M.
Young, Due West.
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When you want to buy Tinware
or enameled ware don't waste time
looking at a grocers line, or that
Of a general merchant, for we car
~ a great big stock and are con-
~sequently large buyers Of this line,
and are on the inside when it comes
to prices, and right there you have
our secret for the very low prices
that we give you on Tinware and
enameled ware. You are familiar
with our prices by now, and are
aware that we sell under the other
fellow, so when you need this line
come to the store where you are
sure that what you buy is as cheap
az it can be sold.
bargains 8 and l0ciStore.