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DARK DAYS.
Are Days Of Suiferins-They are Be-
coming Brighter for Some
Canon City People.


Many dark days" from kidney Ills.
Backache. headache--tired days;
Urinary trouble makes you gloomy.
Doan's Kidney Pills have proven
their worth.
Have been tested by many kidney
sufferers.
They are endorsed by Canon City
people
George Gregory. 1925 River St..
Canon City. says: zone of my friends
was sick abed with kidney trouble.
He had to pass the kidney secretions
seven OF eight times at night and he
suffered intensely from his back. I
had heard of Doan's Kidney Pills and
got a supply from Hunter Palmer's
Drug Store. They cured him. Will
tell anyone in Canon City this mans
name and where he lives"
Price soc, at all dealers. Don't SIM
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pflls-the same that
Mr. Gregory had. Foster-Niiburn Co..
Props. Buffalo. n. Y.-adv
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Es,rax Adxertisement

Notice is hereby given to whom IL
may concern that the following des-
cribed estray animal was taken up
near Canon City. Fremont Co. Colo.
on or about July LIST. 1911. to-wit:
One brown horse. about years old.
branded left hip.
One flee bitten gray horse. about
u year. old branded left
shoulder s lef, hip.
Said animal being unknown 10 this
board. unless claimed by owner on
OF before July 2s. 1914. said estray
will be sold by this board for the
benefit Of the owner when found
State Board Of Stock inspeetion Com
uissioners. Denver. Colorado
First Pub. July ,. 1914
Last Pot. July is. 1914
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TO THOSE CONCERNED

This Is to notify you that W. +.
Ashley has no authority from us &c
contract debts in our names or make
orders upon us. We win not be re
ponsible for any debts he contracts
in our name or names. or for any
orders which he might make upon
US.
Dated July Ind. 1914.
MRS. CLARA ASHLEY.
DICK ASHLEY.
atd 1tw-ii
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visited in Pueblo on Sunday

Mr.. and Mrs. E. /. Casebeer and
two daughters visited in Pueblo last
Saturday and Sunday as the guests
Of Mrs Wilson and family. Mrs
Wilson is daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs Casebeer.
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AUCTION SALE

SATURDAY. July 18th. : o'clock p.
M. at corner Third and Main street
the following articles:
dresser. refrigerator. Iron
bed. ton mica. upholstered chairs
range. heater. couch. bed,Ins
carpets. lace curtains, carpenters
tools, set sinsle harness. : wooden
bsdstesds. dishes and books.
Many other articles to numerous
to nsation.
Col opo. cRozlER.
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News Notes
(Advsrtisement-)

Lost One lady's raincoat. Return
to this office. Liberal reward. 1891
Notary Pub..c-w. q. Rowland sfs
Main street Record Office.
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Wen. . oenvsr ThIs .;srnlns
WEDNESDAY.

VIII Leave For Home This Evening
AIR. and Mrs n. G. crfIly and
three children will leave this even
ing over the Santa Re for Their
home at Great Bend. Kansas. after
visit of two weeks with relatives
here.
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sision to know a pretty town when

sition to know a pretty town when
she sees It.
Lewis RaynoIds Now in AIbuqusrqus
Lewis Raynolds and wife are now
living in Aiburquerque. New Mexico.
where Mr.. Raynolds holds respon-
sible position with a large bank.
Since leaving here Mr.. and Mrs.
Reynolds have been from Panama to
Alaska on a pleasure trip.
Fishins en- The cunnIsin River
Henry ALLISON and son, Tom. Miss
es Pansy and Blanche Allison. Ar
thur Wilson and Charlie Roberts.
left last Friday for lola where they
will spend some time in camping
and fishing outing on the Gunnison
! river.
Assistant Attorney General to. Pueblo
Assistant Attorney General Norton
Montgomery who with his wife and
son. Billy. have been spending the
summer in Canon City. went to Pu-
ebio this morning on business.
Mr.. Montgornery is in charge OF
the prosecution of the strike cases
in the district court and probably
will be here all summer. :.
Home Monday From Denver
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Lacy OF 519
Harrison avenue returned home Mon
day night from three weeks visit
in Denver During their stay in the
capital city they we're the guests OF
the formers brother. Dr.. Lacy and
family. until recently residents OF
Illinois.
Went to Denver This =sornsas
Warden Tynan went TO Denver
this morning on business that vii
detsin him in the capital city for a
day or two. He left on Denver *
Rio crande train No. is. which did
no, reach here until . O'Clock on ac-
count OF having been detained seven
or eight hours behind the washoui
at Echo siding in the western part
OF the county.
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Have Rsmevsd . nsrxsr

--%@~s 49, - ,ArtoAVn 4n4 luioEcu
left on Thursday 70 Denver where
they will Join Mr.. Mershon and
where they expect to make their
home. Mr.. Mershon went to Den
yer last Sunday to take a position
in the employ of the scholtz Drug
company.
Has Taken Position at Zinc Plant
o. w. Rowe. formerly an account
ant Mt the plant Of the Empire Zinc
company here. but for the last two
or three years a resident Of Chicago.
arrived in Canon City the arst of
the week and has taken the position
OF bookkeeper In the company's Of
fee vacated by the resignation of
Jack Hannigan. who goes TO New
York City to make his home.
MONDAY
Staying with Sister
John Carter. brother OF Owen
Carter who was drowned wednes-
day. and Homer Green. Mrs. Ca
ters brother. are both in Canon Cit,
for a few days staying with Mrs.
Carter.
In Colorado Springs for few Days
Mrs. r. O. Nesblt and Mrs. Fran.
ces Hall OF College avenue went /.
Colorado Springs last Friday for a
few days visit. and incidentally. &c
attend the eyanselistic meeting Of
Rev. Billy Sunday. They expected 1.
return home today.
Guests Of Mr.. and MRS Fell
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Sycle and two
children Of Denver were guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Fell at 425 PIKE
, avenue Sunday and today. Mr.. Van
sycle is a travelling salesman In
the Colorado territory for j. v. y
wen and company OF Chicago. The,
made the trip here by automobile.
Left Today For California
! Mrs. c W. Mcdonald and daugh-
tiers. Minnie and Ada. Of North Fif-
teenfh street left this afternoon on
vacation trip TO points in cAiifor-
mia. They expect TO be gone a cou-
pie OF months.
Pleasure Trip to Colorado Springs
AIRS. n. N. Mckissiek. Misses
Pearl and Nan McKissiek and Lulu
McCorkle went to Colorado Springs
last Friday for a few days sisht-see
Ing and recreation. Mrs. McKissick
and Miss Pearl came home on s,
day. leaving Mrs. Mccorkle and Mis-
Nan to remain for a more extends
stay. They are expected TO return
TO Canon City today.
TUESDAY.
Went to Pueblo.
Edmond p. Cobb made a short
business trip TO Pueblo. Sunday.
Living Here Now.
Mrs. o. H. Thayer has arrived
and Is living with her husband at sis
n. Seventh.
visited Friends Here
Judge r. p. Chambers. wife and
daughter. Rhoda. we're the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. d. Montgomery
At ii2s Greenwood. Saturday and
Sunday.
Francis Emmeraon Here.
Miss Frances Emmerson returned
home Monday after having spent the
Fourth in Pueblo Mrs. Lewis and
daughter returned with her for -
short visit
visited With Brother.
Mrs. Winnie +. Merriam and
daughter. Ruth, have just returned
from Colorado Springs where they
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Notary Pubstc-W. b. RoWlAnd+ bk1
Main street Record office
THURSDAY.
Called Here by Daughters Illness
Mrs. James Eden Of Pueblo was
called here Tuesday because OF the
serious illness OF sr daughter. Mrs
? Leo J. Beauvais.
Floyd Campbell end Wife Home
. Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd b. Campbell
returned Tuesday from a month
spent visiting relatives In Chicago.
Am.r. Ic-a. ane Jewell. Iowa.
Goes 10 Greenwood
Mrs. Charles summervIIIe left yes
terday for Greenwood. Colorado.
where she win visit With her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs c. c. Edwards.
w. l. Morris Gees East
Mr.. W. l.. Morris leaves tomor-
row for n trip east where he will
toin his wife WIN has been visiting
> Sthere for some time
Des Meines Man Here
Prof l. c. carroihers and wife Of
the c. c. C. c. Business College
Des Moines. Iowa. are here for
little visit With Rev. Rankin.
oslns Co To slIesin
Mr. ~. c. Gains and his daush-
ter. Sylvia. spen, few days the nrst
OF the week in SLOAN where Mr..
Gains looked after his ranch.
Pueblo csri Here
Mlss verna Daniels Of Pueblo.
came 20 Canon CITY Wednesday 90
visit Mrz. Leo ,. Beavals Who Is
quite M at her home here.
Or. Cutting and Family Leave
Ut. A. X. Cutting and wife left
here Monday In thei- car for Ssi-
sAs. Missouri and okiahoms. They
expect. however. to locate in the
Canadian northwest.
Here From wsshinsson. o. c.
Mrs. Greenwait and little dAuEh-
ter Of Washington. d. c.. arrived
here recently 10 spend the summer
with the formers parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Jarae= Curtis. on Cyanide ave
nue.. -Four Mile.
Here From Pueblo on Tuesday
Mas verna Davies left Tuesday
afternoon for Canon City where she
s. the guest OF MT and Mrs. Leo.
J. Beauvais. Mrs. Beauvais Il re.
overing from n severe attack of ton
slinIs. Pueblo star-Journai
FRIDAY.
Here from ST Louis
Mrs. Geo. II. Pryor and Miss
AnnA Pryor arrived from 81. Louis
Thursday afternoon on No. 5, to be
: here for vacation until Sept. LIST.
Back to North Dakota
MIR. and Mrs. Arthur Katley who
have nved at 1850 e. Main street
will leave Saturday for Crosby. ~
Dakotn, their former home. They
have s,ntcd their place.
In the Pike'a Peak District Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Newton n. King
and daughter. Miss Helen. and Mr.
and Mrs. Polhemus OF Lincoln park
made an automobile trip to ccicrsdo
Springs and return on Thursday.
cuents Al The Cooper Home
Mrs. James c. Brown and dsush-
ter. Miss Sophie Brown, OF Bicom.
field. New Jersey. arrived here We'd
nesdsy night for visit with Post
master and Mrs. Clark Cooper and
family at sos Greenwood avenue.
Gone 20 Chicago and the East
Miss Anna Risds LEFT q few days
; ago for chicago to attend the an
nual convention OF the Beta Tau Delta
-. In
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Franels Emmer.on Here.

Miss Frances Emmerson returned
home Monday after having spent the
Fourth in Pueblo. Mrs. Lewis and
daughter returned with her for -
shor, visit
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visited Friends Here

Judge r. p. Chambers. wife and
daughter. Rhoda. we're the guests Of
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ID. Montgomery
At liss Greenwood. Saturday and
Sunday.
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pes mesnes Man Here

Prof 1. c. carrothers and wife Of
the c. c. c. c. Business College
Des Moines. Iowa. are here for =
little visit With Rev. Rankin.
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oslns Co To slIesfn

Mr. NJ. c. Gains and his daush
ter. Sylvia. spen, = few days the nrsi
OF the week in SLOAN where Mr..
Galns looked after his ranch.
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vI.Ited Wlth erother.

Mrs. Winnie +. Merriam and
daughter. Ruth. have just returned
from Colorado Springs where they
have been visiting several days with
Mrs. Merriam's brother.
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TUESDAY,

Went to Pueblo.
Edmond p. Cobb made short
business trip TO Pueblo. Sunday.
Living Here Now.
Mrs. o. H. Thayer has arrived
and Is living with her husband a, 4is
n. Seventh.
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wIn Arrive Here Thursday

Charlie Mossrove Of Monticello
Illinois. is expected to arrive here
from the east Thursday afternoon 20
visit bis schoolmate and chum. Paul
Rogers. at the lat,er's home. Sc
Pike avenue.
Here From Phoenix. Arizona
A sister Of Henry C. Beekham,
who resides in Phoenix. Arizona. ar
rived here on Denver a Rio crande
train No. 1. this afternon and viii
spend some time In Canon City a.
the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. Beekham
at s2s North Third street.
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Home From Canton. ohio

Mrs. Ted Harding and children
returned home few days ago from
Canton. Ohio. where they have been
visiting relatives for some time. ~
Harding met them In Pueblo and
accompanied them TO Canon City.
PienIekins at Top Of Royal Gorge
Mr.. and Mrs. q. N. Ravlnger oi
Orchard avenue. East Canon. and a
party OF Nebraska friends who
are visiting them, drove to the TOP
Of the Royal Gorge this morning and
win spend the day there in picnick-
ing.
Mrs. ). P. Herr LIkss Canon City
Mrs. J. P. Herr who Is hero with
her husband this week Is very much
smprssssd With Canon city ~ q
beautifnI rssldsacs town. She Il .
WILDLY travelled lady and II = -
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Pueblo Cir, Here

Miss verna Daniels of Pueblo
came 20 Canon CITY Wednesday tr
visit Mrz. Leo J. Beavsls Who d
quite M at her home here
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Dr. A. X. Cutting and wife LEFT
here Monday In thes- car for S.l-
sas. Missouri and Oklahoma. They
expect. however. TO locate in the
Canadian northwest.
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Here To spend Vacation

James MeKisssck. passenger agent
for the Chicago & Northwestern rail-
road company with headquarters s
Chicago. arrived here from the eas,
this afternoon TO spend his vacation
visiting his mother. Mrs. NJ. NJ Nc.
Kissici. end sisters at soS COLLEGE
avenue. MIR. MeKissick was a ylsi-
tor in Canon city a couple OF years
ago.
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No. l0G0h

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Oifice of Comptroller Of the Currency
Washington, d. c., Aug. 81, 1914.
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence
presented to the undersigned it has
been made to appear that ENTER
PRISE NATIONAL BANK OF LAU-
ItENS' in the CITY Of LAURENS,
in the county Of LAURENS, and
State of SOUTH CAROLINA, has
compiled with all the provisions
OF the Statutes Of the United
States, required to be complied with
before an association shall be author
lied to commence the business OF
banking;
NOW THEREFORE,. 7, JOHN SKEL-
TON WILLIAMS, Comptroller of the
Currency, do hereby certify that
"ENTERPRISE NATIONAL BANK
or LAURENS' in the CITY OF
LAURENS, in the county of LAU-
RENS and State of SOUTH
CAROLINA, is authorized to com
mcncc the business OF banking as pro-
vidcd in Section I'ifty-onc hundred
and sixty-ninc of the Revised Statutes
OF the United states.
CONVERSION OF Enterprise Bank
Laurcns, s. G..
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF witness
my hand and Seal OF Office
(SeaD this 3Ist day OF AUGUST,
1914.
(Signed)
JNO. SHELTON WILLIAMS,
Comptroller OF the Currency.
A
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SUFFERED TWENTY-ONE YEARS
FINALLY FOUND RELIEF

Having suffered for twenty one
yn1rS with a pain in my side, finally
have found relief in DR.. Kilmcr's
S. mp Root. Injections OF morphine
Wee my only relief for short periods
vi time. became SO sick that | had
to UNDERGO a surgical operation in
New Orleans. which benefited me for
. years When tAc same pain came
back one day ! was so sick that | gave
up Jopcs Of living. A friend advised
me TO Try your Swamp-Root and ! at
on, commenced using it. The first
boltlc did me so much good that pur-
chased Two more bottles. | arn now
IN my second bottle and am feeling
1.Sc Il nGw woman. | passed a gravel
sore as large as big red bean and
several suIallerfoneS have not had
10 lcas fccling OF pain since taking
your swamp Root and | feel ii my du-
" 60 recommend this great medicine
to II suffering humanity. gratefully
yours,
Mrs. Joseph Constance,
Rapides Par. Echo, La.
Personally appeared before me, this
1L'l day OF July, 1911, Mrs. Joseph
Constance, who subscribed the above
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COTTON LOAN FUND
TO BE $135, 100000
Federal Reserve Board Agrees to ZEN
tatirc Plans. TO Lend nj q Cents II
pnnnI

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cotton ,o,n fund ,mnrcr,tiny S,p+ oun
coo ,rhis MA, HAS hnnn oyoIvnd r,on,
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Icuu "details conuo, no ciyon on, u,.iI
# is suhmi,,cd ia bankers in In,di,.
financial centres 10 ascertain whctbci
or not ihcv will. sunport i, II nas
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YOUNGs NEWS.
\. $50. 1900 49,, -. =.

Youngs. Oct. 26. Monday, the 18th
inst. our school opened with G5 pupils.
During the week othei's came in. Tie
morning Oh which the school opened
several Of the patrons gathered in to
meet and welcome the teachers. An
appropriate address was delivered by
Hon. G. Il. Wallace, which was mucl.
appreciated by those present. Mr. Wal
lacc always ianiceStS Il deep interest
n the welfare OF our community and
never fails to have something worth
While to talk about Our teachers
cf tic present session are: Misses lIu-
banks, principals; and Misses Clayton
Rht Nays, assistants. Everybody
seems very much pleased with them.
Miss Eubanks said the morning the
school began Undressing the school
we are here to make good We be-
liovc they will do thicr part and we
nope they Viii not lind us Indifferent.
During our last scholastic year we
made several improvements. The in
terror OF our school building has just
Lcen rcpaintcd and the outside is be-
ing painted the third time. Another
teachers desk, teacher SchairS Il set
of maps. sixty feet OF blackboard, thrcr
ncW heaters. etc. have been recently
purchased, Last term we bought wa
;"r coolers, waShpanS, window shades,
largo table. etc. or course we had
some things TO begin with, but in the
school ii is Just as in the home
these must be renewed Saturday the
l7lh OF this month we observed clean
up day"
The teachers all including Miss
Ward assistant Of the Friendship
school arrived Wednesday, the litn.
AS the inside work Of our schoolhousc
WAS not quite complete, it was though
best not to have an entertainment
here. Mr.. and Mrs. W. p. Harris very
kindly invited the patrons OF both
schools to meet the teachers at their
residence Wednesday night. On ac-
count Of the nclcmCncy Of the wealth
or, only about half those expected
were thcre-morc than fifty being
present. llc entire lower hoor was
throWh open TO thc guests ana every
one enjoyed the occasion TO the iull
est. we mad several rccliauons-
som" amusing, others pathetic BY
Miss Motley OF the Woodruff school.
.lSo music by MISS NiiSo.c OF Wood.
nun aho MISS Clayton. During the
evening ice cream was served IN the
ninS room me table was beauti-
iuliy decorated with PINK ana white
roses ana the color scheme was car
'lrn oui III 'hc zee cream
Miss Daisy Harris and Mrs. K. G.
i'arris arranged our school font, and
Whatever credit ii deserves, belongs
10 thehl.
Ars. D. D. Manly Is very SICK as this
writing,
crombic, October 18th. boy This is
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statement and made oath that the same
is true In substance and In fact
VIM. Morrow, Notary Public
I Letter to
IDr. Kilmer g. Co.
IBinghantOn, N. Y.
Prove What Swamp Root WAi DO For

Send ten cents to DR.. Kilmcr & Co..
Binghamton, n. Y, for II sample size
bottle. It will convince anyone. You
will also receive booklet OF ralua-
bic information telling about the KID
ncys and bladder. When writing. be
sure and mention the l4aurens Week
ly Advertiser. Regular fifty-ccnt and
onc-dollar size bottles for sale ut all
drug stores.
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\ ENGLAND SORRY
COTTON GROWERS
Say CaM for Cotton VIII Come In Due
Time with Heavy Demand.


London, Oct. 22-(CoreSpondence of
the Associated Press.) s.)-Discussin the
plight of American cotton growers,
the Cotton Factory Times, a prominent
English trade paper, says: 1T is to
be hoped that, for their sakes as we'll
as ours, the planters will get through
without serious loss The call for cot
ton viii come in due time, and it Is cS-
Scntial in the general interest that it
should then be Forthcoming in sutli-
cicnt Quantities which could hardly
be the case if the growers wcrcruined
or very severely hit at the present
time"
Tie World Record has prepared 4
national Cotton Federation, which
show that about onc-half OF the cot
ton produced in America for the year
ended sept /, 1919, waS used by the
Countries now at war, Great Britain
Germany. France, Austria Russia
Belgium and Japan arc represented
as consuming 7,53i.93l bales out OF
d total Of li,5o%.757 bales. italy,
Sp@iu. Portugal Holland, Sweden.
Denmark and Norway which took
7l92.&&7 bales Of cotton in 1913. arc
also. moro or less seriously affected
by the war.
Cotton spinncrs at Manchester
we,o much disgruntlod by the action
Of the Federation OF Master Cotton
Sp.nncrs Association in running
short time. For time serious labor
troubles were threatened But con
d,ons II tho cotton market have
now become so bad th2t complete
suspension Of cotton manufacturing
pantS SCcmS imminent unless the
government finds some way to off"r
relief.
SINNERS arc ind ,nant over tn, con
tinucd closure OF the Liverpool cot
ton market ana have iNspircd efforts
to effect direct business relations be-
tween the growers and con sl,mcr5 OF
cotton. thus eliminating the Liver
pool octtCn dcalrn;. The Manchcs-
ter Guardian and o,EHr promincn.
papers located in roL'nr manutncn!r-
Ing C"n,CrS. while admitting that
such plan i"IANJ - desirable, yvy
Il would rCluirc long tlnr 70
Nmr#'r ~n"1N direct because OF Ia"
@yca. aWonnt OF machinery rCGuirCd
TO wake care OF II properly and the
necessity for the careful @Na'lnG
which Liverpool dealers have afforded
Soaking OF tie proposed cl'mira-
ion OF Liverpool Interests from the
cot'o3 trade, the Cotton i'ncrory
Time says: Cotton planters in
An lea have already considered tie
necessity OF protecting themselves
against the Liverpool interests, and
it is reportci that they have decided
thai no cotton shall be planted next
year. This is OF course meant as a
warning that if their stocks OF matcri-
ais are not taken off their hands now
n erca, cnhanccd price Will be charged
Tor I later on.
Opinions may dtllcr as to whether
SON" OF the present dislocalon OF
trade could not be avoided, put 1t Is
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Plies Cured In 6 to 14Davs

Your druggist will refund money IL PAzO
OINTMENT fails to cure any case Of Itching
Blind. Bleeding or ProtrtIding Piles in to Il days
The first application gives Ease and Rest. SOC
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lnvigorating to the Pale and slckly

The Old Standard general strengthening tonic,
GROVES TASTELESS chill TONIC, drives out
.enriches the blood and builds up the sys.