The Southern herald., April 29, 1898, Image 3

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sGLTIIERN HE!! Ill
fritril 9. 1898.1
rnSGBE'8
n.iw'rF that an icvejti-:
:ri3 will show
j .. .. .?,,!,- lothliMv
.iltl h.re Vorla!l
j wvt, no nT l.U-d.sc--, I m I
I ; "" jurji w S"hcit tliesup-1 The S eech of welcome was
Irl'con-nu-n-y f;r region and j by Prf. McDonald, who it.
.-tlA... .u.Wt t.,
tie Democratx party cf the
I
f'ionWVbb A Street, atGloster, j trie
tf,diche Medicine.
rusks L Col. Johns, Mr. Lee
tM'id the Sheriff for coutribu.
aiothtcem-tery fund.
UK G. P. McGehee, of Glosler,
been visiting relatives in Lib-
f
vDoi,nis Butler spent several I
Ir w,t week with Liberty j
it 01 ' :
ead.
jf, Louis Marsali is among the
jtoteers. We know he will make
pod soldier.
liisses Irnift and Nina Smith, of
i, spent Sunday with Miss Es-
-HeSippington.
..
B'lare glad to state that Mrs.
lrson Rice is gradually improv-
gfrom her lite illr.ess.
Mr.T.H. Dixon has moved into .
anew residence, on the corner op
.,sitf the Beard blacksmith shop.
Re. G. W. Ashley was elected
int J..- ..f thu nt.vc nrrrillii' (l f!lil irPfl
iyw - v.,
;,h Raniist Church of Mairio!ia.' .
' !i!trmers.
Iliin. T. P. Street and wife, and i
)!. Mattie Barney were the guests j
nfllr. and Mrs. P. II Brewer lat
jnaday. itne occasion, He heard it sunt ol ,
.. , 1 , j-. I
Quite a. -umber of young larln-e ,
, . r ,,1 1
jodcHitlenien of our town, attend-
c
ti the Commencement sermon at l ','
! 1 01 1 . i if
EiSlfork 1111 Minday last. I,
i nisi r ri'i.iy nij-ni, uie next nine we
Mrs. Ellen Davis aiuilier d uighter. 1 coma liny?, give us S"iin( more of
Miss Sip, left on Tuesday hist for;,,0 ..y time music "
Magnolia, wlkre they Have gone to
make their fut ure home.
I iracilii'i: Ml OOi .Hriiik'iii.. 11110.11
, , '
of trils place iNimluv next, at lit
' !
oc luck a. 111., by Lev. I), r . (mice. ,
p.,.i.;.,,. ;., ii,..M ..1 1. .!,.,( i.,,,..l,
The public are cordially invited n.j
f Dcor ilion Day was not very
pinerally observed, but some sweet
Millie girls (blessings on their kind
Ivhrartsl) strewed ail the graves ;
j hearts!) s'
with (lowers
Mr. F. C. Weathersliv, inemb.-rj
of the film of Weittbershy Bros. & j
c. . r .1.:.. . 1 u . . . ... v ... 1
on., 01 i in place, n as jjrone to .itw
Orljims In attend Ihe Soule C un-,
mercial College.
Concert at Woodland School-j
house, May the 7ih, by the Band, j
forthe purpose of raiding money to ;
bu7 an own for the church. Ad- j
mission 2o cts !
1
Several diff-retit parlies weni
fishing Inst Fliday. .Some of ibeni tn-vai 1 .-on ' ;."7 ! II. Lane.
"They fbhed, and they fi-hed, !"! .". ilu.v '1 t -' i I'm'. nu
llify fidied, all night", and caujrit nauouai unity. .1 j. '.Va,:r.
ell, not a trout. 0 K-mv bv K. A. l'h"
n v , ,
Ut. Naul will return to Liberty
1
in two weeks, prepared to do alj. ., .
tj.j . . ' ' 1 Lord s affairs.
mds of dent a work. We have I ... , . .
. (. How can a pastor best o.
WW his work, and do m,t h-si-l , . ,. . . M1) . :.,
lte to recommend him.
Our stationery mu.-t be reduced.
wlland examine our beautiful line
"f box papers, tablets, visiting
c'ds, etc , latest styles, lowest
Trices Wkbb & Stiikkt, G luster.
Messrs. Alnev McLean. Hirin
To "
f'T'l and ,1. D. Causey, and Misses
11,1.:. 1. .
"""is iiowan, uora liaies ano imi-1
y Harrison went out to Easti'oik,
Pundiiy to hear ihe Commence
,ermo"- '
p
jrof, Gdmorc, prcs'cknt .of the
----n ai.i,tary Accaucny,
predated visit to our town on Mon
day last. He informed us that Clin
ton has a company of about thirty
"wn who are more than anxious to
to war.
five Dollars Reward.
e'ng in the Museum Business.
ould like to hear from any freaks
'nature or monstrosities, either
,n t" animal or human family,
uich may exist in this county or
"J"here else.
The above teward of Five Dollars
wl'I be paid to anyone giving us
!e information regarding the above
bich may lead to our making ar
jngement8 for the purpose of ex
''biting any such curiosity. For
'Whet particulars please address
KelVan Doornum, St.Louis.Mo.,
tare of General Delivery P. 0.; or,
riUincare"TheSoutherDHerald,
Wty,MiSSi .
Anniversary.
The Ciio and 11 y a . iutlian soeie
ties of Gillsburg Collegiate Insti.
tute celebrated their ani.ivr-rsarv
on Friday i.iht, April 22.
O'Tin-f , (iw irKK-nienr-v ,f th,.
,i.. .1,- i;
large as expected.
Tht programme con.-q-
J uf
"rations, pbivs, etc
made
a fen
r's, tort ihiy s pokcn, expreseed
ihe appreciation of the moieties at
the presence of the people, tnd
asked of them strict attention fur
performer
Next appeared Mr. L. E. S.hil-
lins, orator of th Ilyacinthian
Society, who in a speech cf ahou'
15 minutes, proved to the audience
that he is a fair exponent of ihe
talent in the Hyacinthian Society
Mies Azilee Gordon, essayist of
the Clio Society, entertaired the
" ' , "u c"7 mHl WUU,J
r( fl'' one of more mature
vears.
We were next entertained by a
play which lasted about three
putters of an hour, and greatly ap.
prpoiated by all
The closing speech was made by
Mr. Walter brumfield, anniversari
an of the Hyacinthian Society, hie
subject being: "Who will be the
Heralds uf the coming South."
This wa? a master production, and a
ery, we would pronounce it a won-
,erf.,l .peed)
The piano muic was furnished
hy Miss Lizzie McDanid and class. 1
Miss Lizzie deserves much credit i
or acquitting her clue? so nobly, it '
icing nomposed principally of be-
Last to inrt.tion but not least,!
ic the Gillsburg String Hind, which :
added prewtly to the enjoyment of:
this hand that "tne boys plav well '
i , ' - 1
uui n is uiu M ic iuumd. .uie
., . , . . , i
kni - A 1 lmk .f I h..ia (l .iiiii'a id lh.il '
' V : B ' !
tnev p hived "Ou lime music"'
; ' .
We feel proud of the bovs and
girls, who constitute ''le tueinber- i
ship ftf thee societies, for on all oc-
, . ,
casinos thev have prove to tie tlio
' f ,, , , , , .
possessors of cultured talent, and
, ,, . .. .. ,.n .
of,ie wu-w, SoulU 4ra tu.
consul ins.aute. ttia. ,
Annual Sunday SchoolCoiivcHlioii. I
Tlte Annual tfuuday School Con
ihe Mississippi A-so: i-
venllon ol
Htion will meet wiihlltdiron church,
at 0 nMuck on ,aiurdny before the j
1; r. 1. r 1. 1 M . ,.
nun niiiusnaj in .u . .
1 What is the duty of parents
Id their children as to Sunday-
,School..? - J. M. Godwin, M. II.
.i .-
,y T j j ,tjlUruck.
3 TlH-,,pst lnPhlu, ,lf TttMnf
mm(.v fuf Milsioll,.A. S. Turner,
,, T
It. J . n 111 in 1 .
, WImI ' the du' V ' f a church
compelence nl a ,i,;:..3-r
. . ,. , ;;,...: ,,r
ii-1.0 in trio in 1 n 1 r t l I (Hi Ol
ii. ?
the
church in Baptist liner? E. Gard
...... .
ner, J. F. Hamilton.
8. What is the duty of a Baptist
and a Baptist piper when false
teachings vex Ihe churchee? J. P.
Culpepper, J. It Bahain.
9. Essays by Miss E-tflle Mo
Gehee and Miss Fannie Weathers-
v,,,
J. E. Lowk, Comm.
Snrins Examinnlimis
Ther were '!''. while; teacher?
examined, of whom 30 were licens-
ed for firi-t grace 2 for second and
72 colored, 10 applied for
anH CMor second-of
whom 9 were licensed for second
grade. 19 for third and 44 failures.
Registration Notice.
I will visit the different voting
precincts of Amite county at the
lini'-s and places herein staled, fm
t,he purpose of registering all
p rsoi e who are entitled to register
and who ara not already registered
voters of the county, to wit:
Zion Hill, Monday,, May23rd,'98.
Berwick, Wednesday " 25th, "
Rose Hill, Thursday, ' 26" "
Oneal, Monday, " 30 " "
Gloster, Tuesday, " 31st, "
Srnithdale.Thursday, June 2nd, "
Eastfork, Friday " 3rd, "
Gillsburg, Monday, " 6th, "
Huron, Tuesday, " 7" "
Registration Books will be open
open for reistration at the Circuit
Clerk's office until the 4th day of
July. N. S. McLeak, Regibtrar
50 parlor organs
50 dollars each...
The greatest bargain ever offered. Only
50 of them full siit beiaufu'.ly finished.
rite to day. Yoa will never hive such
43 orgin bargain chance again ....
510 cash and $5 a month will buy one.
This makes an organ possible to the
most economical household
We tat a lire ifeat In ever, lowa ia tkla tute. Write for lattirautloa.
PHILIP WERLEIN, Ltd.,
614-01 Canal itreet Fuw Orleaat.
Mrs. J. M. 'uniierv,
LIBERTY, MISS
D P. Y G 0 0 D S ,
TOILKT ARTICr.IJi,
Groceries, Tobacco,
Cigara.
STATIONERY, &c.
November 28, 18J0.
, J . L ii z a. v
FOX ItnUHNO'
LIBERTY MISS
DEALER IN
GOOtl.S,
(ato(i;KU,
jlt.S, 1 iOOtS, SllOOS,
CANNED OOOI3S,
c-ars.tC.
L. B. UOP.1NSON. President.
,, ,,.,,....,, v . i. ; 1 ,. .
E. B. UO BI N0N , I re-nlent
V. W. R11BINSON, t'a-!.ifr.
TV
1
Li
a.osri:w, MISS.
y ,.casona.
All kinds ot wan-aius
houjiht and hold.
We solicit Dopoits, irotn
.1 (X tljiwaru.
. ,M)
1
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flrffirr. WsaMINQTOSI. D. C.
.MWtSSMWWSrt
nitt DTfiPLI'lA
t'se Brown's Iron Blt'er
rtvsitsiaas pr 'amend It.
AT taCKt keep !t. ti on per bstt'.. "sttuJS
lot sad--" tad eroswl nl l'jtc J a- ..rc$$.
imlr fif Pt n
uuuii ui uiu
?7ca-"-" ' Mil & rfwraarnn rn n i mag
Estray Notices.
One White Bull Y-nrling, about on.
Hiid a half year old. Appraued at $ 0) bv
C B Butler and J 0 Marwlii.
Th. abov. dosctibed etT waa taken up
by lvey ilareali.i, and itraved" bv him before
J H farvaia, a Justie. oltheiare within
and tor Amite county. Slate of Missiasiput,
February l'.lth, l&iM,
One Ked Cow and t'aif, cow about seven
years .Id, marked wallow fork and und r
r.it in right eai and swallow fork in left oar.
Appraised at 10 00 by W i. lmbert
and William lUrivll.
The above described cstn.y wuj taken un
bv 1 J Liiinbeit, and strayed by him before
1' 11 VaiiNiiriuan,lMiutyCiruner A ex-orHcio
KaiiKur within and fur Amite county, State
of Minheippi, February 2ith, Ih'jS."
One Ked arid White-Suetted Steer, about
years uld, matki-d with swallow fork and
over and under bit in eaeh ear. Appraised
at $1 00 by C I. Uny mid W U Butler.
The above described Ktry was tikeo up
t y K B Mixon, and strayed bv him before
W 1 WiUon, a Ju-tite of ' the Peace within
and for Amite eountv, Siato of Miseis
ipf i, February Ittth, lit-j".
One White und Black Cow. about ten or
twe! y.-ara old, marked with aplit in left j
and swallowfork and und'-rbit in rirht ear;
and one red ai.d ahite sn.iKed calf, about 2
rrk'..?idsLA5e cl"? " W by W
The above diforibeil Ks ravwas takemipl
by I' I' McCoy and strayed by him I
before T U Vaniioriirui, HtputvCoronei & ex- j
otfieio Kanper within and tor'Amite county
Matr ol iliMittippi, ilarch 9th, ldJS.
!
One Ked ar.dhit Spottid Ox. w;lh I
white blaze in the face, mink id emooth crop
.i... .;..!.! 1 1 .1 1
in the lelt ear, iibout II years old, of large
tature. Appraised lit S15 00 by Alex.
liMphirc and .Wikon Hunt.
The above described e-trav was tak-n up
v Jftiuh AnilcrBiin and straved bv hint be
tote li. K. .loins, a.liii.ticc of the 1 1110 in
and lor Ami e county, Slate of MisjUsippi,
March Jlst, ls'j.
ine Itciler YcarliiiL', of ftwn color with I ;
wliilc think and back, marked Willi nmler
llijure 7 in the right an I iiderbit in left ear.
Appr i-ed at $") 00 hy 1 (i Lea an t Sab
Ande son.
'I lie above d'wribod estray was taken up
by T It. Hutler and stmyed'by him before
T II VaiiN.innan,!). puli'l'aironeroj ux-oilieiu
l!anj.T within and lor tlei eoinilv of A mile.
Slate ol .Misi..ip,i, .March SIM, IH'.iM.
The owners ot the above deseribed ivitrays
ire reij'e-Bti'd to i tune forward, prove prop
erly, pay chui'ires, mid lalte them nwiiv, ot
they will be dealt with as the law direct-.
A. (i. STKATToN, LVroner ml Kanijcr.
Ilanecr'ti Sale.
I WILL OKKKU Foil SALK. :it th
1 court iiou.-t door in the town of labcrtj'
jii the
First Monday in May 1SUS,
One Black and White Spotted H.'ife:- about
!H neiriiiis old uninai lcd. Apprais-d at
ii fiO by .1 II Nunnery and C 11 (i irdner.
'J in- above duscribeil Kstray was taken up
by W II I'aiker, and stritved bv him
lielore 1 Si Uulkerhain, a Jusliee of tin
I'caee in mid for Ami e county, titato of
.Hississippi, January lath V.iS
t-or ue r ami luiiiKcr.
( liancrry So'ler.
State "k Missrs-in i, )
(.':". i v ok Amite, j
To W. W. Wttrifn, the d fendui.t-whusu
aostiifliee aildrom- is uiikno, i:
YOU ARK COMMANDED to nppca
before the C'haneerv Court of the coun
ty of Amite, in said Stale, on Ihe
1st Monday in May, A. D. 1898,
to defend ne s in in pnkl Court of Mrs. SI.
. W urren, wlier in y-ni are a defendant.
(iiien iiinli-r mv hand and seal of said
coin! this lltli dav of .March. A. I). I(i8.
" II. .VI. BATES, Clerk.
:Ji!in'iry otice.
The State of Mississippi,)
Amite County.
To Lee Ha: k. Krwin Hanks an Florence
Hanks (Minor.-), whose posi-ollice address is
f'linton in the Mate of Louisiana, defendants:
You a he commanded to appeal
before the Chancer V Court ol the
eountv of Ainitp, in said State, on the
First Monday in Mav, A. I). 1898,
to dufer.d tho suit in said court of Mrs.
(iemn Hanks, wherein you are defendants.
Given umler tnv hand and seal of said
Court, this ll;h day of March, A. D.18W.
II. II. BATKS. Clerk.
Chnnoory Xoflce.
The State of Mistissipi'i, )
Amite Cou.ntv. )
To Mrs S.AAVhttitiKtniifllinO-fenrlatit),
wnose pori-onice niuuess is unknown.
YOI7 AUK COMMANDED to appear
before t he C'haneerv Court of the eoun
tv of Ainite, in said State, on the
1st Monday in May, A D 1S9S,
lo def.-nd the suit in said Court of W. V.
Whitlinston. wherein von ure a defendant
(iiveit under mv hand and seal of said
Court, this 9th day of March A. I). lsw.
" il. M. RAiKS, Clerk
C.'hancrry Xolirc.
The State of Mississijti, 1
Amite County. J
To Edmund Kol in'Oii, hoso I'ust-aflice
Address is unknonn:
70U AKK COMMANDED to npjiear
X Del ore im v niincery ivoiiri ol Amilc
eountv. in said Slate, on tho
First Monday in .May. A. D. 1898,
to doend the nut in said cmirt of Alary
Uobinson, wnerein mil are a defe-idnni.
This 2nd dav of April, A. D. IjS.
U. M. DATES, Clerk.
mi Alfianiva -tmliinl
POCKCT AI St.VJTAe
SP'l i:MtiJlM iidok
ad-ertlMP,' bROVft iao.V H11IKRS
the lr.i ror.Ic. kf 'OB i-ay , Drag am)
asaural sVires. fp!y at oac
Jlas. Fajtsrg Bujwia
is. Fame
Brewe
DEALERS IN
DRY GOODS,
GROCERIES
CROCKERY and TINWAUK,
t'IGAKS AND TOBACCO,,
BOOTS and SHOES,
Millinery,
LADIES WEAR,
NOTIONS,
AND
TKIMMIXUS.
Patronage solicited.
. LIIIEUTY.MISS.
4. .
1
CORNER FOX BUILDING.
LIBERTY, MISS.
DEALER IN
DRY GOODS.
faROCERIES,
BOOTS A.D SHOES
HARDWARE,
Hats and Caps,
tiLVSSWAKE, STATIONERY,
. .
TOBACCO, CIGARS, Etc.
,.Low priceg anj Eair Dealing"
is cur motto.
OA IL AIV t S I'Zl'i
February 1st. 1S94.
Commercial Herald.
The Daily .and Weekly Com
mkkciai. Herald, printed at Vicks
burg, iss. The Daily is the lead
inj paper in the State, and takes
the lull Associated PressDispatches
over its own leased wires by a
ipecial operator.
Terms of tlio Daily:
1 year . . . S 00
monlliM, . . I OO
it moil' lis . 2 OO
I month, . . 75
The Weekly is issued every
Friday, and is a comprehensive
review of all important events cull,
oil from the Slut unit M el ronolilnn
'papers up to the time of going to
j press.
Terms of tli.e'WeGls.ly
1 year, . . . 91 OO
6 month, . . 50
3 month, . . 3
Invariably in advance.
The Weekly with the New York
World's Great Tri-Weekly edition
SI 50 per year for the two papers.
Sample copies of the Dally or
i Wee kl v Commercial Herald or
Tri-Wteniy World Sent oil uppli
'
tUVMLUtlAIi IlEKALIr,
YICKSBTJRQ, MISS
AT TI1K UK tD oK NAVIGATION
o
PU0ET SOUvn
IV THE EVEKG11EEN STATE
or"
WASHINGTON
IS THE CITY
or
TACOM A,
WIIKRB
ALASKA-KLONDIKE
Outfits can be purchased more sat-
isfiictorily than elsewhere, because
tacoma is the manufacturing and
shipping center of the State. 'J he
port of tacoma from which all Alas
ka steamers, and steamers and sail
ing vessels for China, Japan, Anstral
ia, Siberia, Hawaii, South and Ccn
tral America, Africa and Europe
start does a greater shipping busi
ness than all other ports and cit
ies of the State combined sec U. S
Government customs reports. In or
der to secure first choice of berths and
outfits (manufactured at tacoma spe
cially specially for miners), have your
railroad tickets read via tacoma.
.... INVESTMENTS
cam jrow nie maiik ix tacoMA with ascr-
ASC Or LAKOK PROFIT.
For maps, pamphlets and further
particulars, address
TACOMA CITIZENS' COM
MITTEE, 1)12 Pacific Avenue
TArO.UA, WASH.
Alex. Momt,
LUTLEU r.UPLDING,
I.IBF.KTV. MISS.
DEALER IN
OROOERISB,
Fruits and Candies
Give Die a call, and be convinced.
October T, '07, 3 bio's.
P. K. Bum.
r & Co
m
They banish pain
and prolong life.
q urn 0
No matter' what the matter is, one will do you
. good, and you can get ten for five cents.
B ttehklliwTaw'etriitlerto.(tVm1ifsrsOs
H atiomdr.tioi--roHis,-erT. Tksl-tf.liirtsiwttMlpft4ttd ia.uwMv. M
W St m '-'c,, ' ' trvianl rv.tJ 1 ! l".l. U ' I wil S- MMf fortj .-.rfci rrn
1 c .
Tamlss) wui t kui lur In etiua. ' Bl aictai
LII1EKTV, MISS.
DEALER IN
oxiOTiiiixra-,
GltOCEUIfcSj
SHOES, NOTIOKS,
HATS,
T I K W ARE,
D
il
Furniture, Statioin ry,
1 1 o Lory. sltihv.Hit. Saddler)
PKiiFUMKKY, JEWKLKY,
TOII4 0, I K .
All of which will bv uM t(
the very lowe.-t prices.
'Quick Sales and Smaii. ProF
:" ; mv motto.
Mar. S. !SW
Liberty, Miss.
DEALERS IS
CLOTHING,
NOTIONS,
Millinery Goods,
liujiit
To!iarco and Groceries.
We have a complete Drue De
partment, neatly fitted up, which
is in charge of a
REG ISTERED PHARMACIST.
(JIVK V t A T K I A L
February 20. 1895.
sflt- in rloa-n f ,vm f a rr it 1s IgMSI
i HrownV t-u'i IJ.iti-r
wlailln.:lliosytcn " "-t'on. n-me m
J raiyu- iVr.o..
4t iTV trebled with nerrnosness TwrnHlrn
' jpi) ry(of rwork will be relicreil b; taking
Iroun-'n Iron Mftrrt. ( jn,,
. ajiuloinaa ndorossed red lines on rapis"-
1 lla
t,.i, nil iua, pnMTOiitF
aiho
Ma,
fatal? h.
& Co.,
v --
GIVES
RELEF.
tr sm4 sas ska vwta m 1 Iwt I
TE BEST
HEW8PMR
2
m TELEuitArnic bermci;
COVERS THE WORLD.
IT MARKET KUrOltTS Alt
UNEUUALED.
It Bareaa at Jacksoq, ills. eo
dueled lj that experienced journalist
Kdgar 8. WllaoD, who treat tmpar
tially all question relating to Misi
ilppl aod Missisalpplam rerj day i
lb year, baa. Id th laoguag of th
Mississippi prt, "ind tb I'lrayun
Indlspenaabl to Miasissippien "
l'h FleajuD reache aid eroav
Mississippi on ill trunk Un tb very
da; ot It publication.
- Mississippi tbl year hold H trin)
genaral electioa under tb new con
ilitutloo. All 8tt, County aod Dlalrlo
iffiir. Includlnf LegiiUtor. wblcfc
rill In January, 18U0, chooa Unlteit
Slate Senator, are to b elected. To
Campaign will b memorabl OT
The rieayune, In ddltlon to It BurM
at th Capital, ha an intelliicent cor
respondent at erery prominent point
In MlialaairpL No Item of new wilt
larape It.
(let the New, all flit New; tnd itt
it 'freah.
Retd the rictynn.
TEEMS OF SUBSGBIPTIOHi
on nsn.
Diily and Bnndav.Oiie Year $12 00
Outlay, 24 to 32 pa?i, 8.00
Ifeeldv, 16 pare.issnsd
Thing 'a yomrtiff . . 100
KICHOLSON A 00., Proprietor.,
w Orl. .
IMCK'S
Sweet Peas
Mixed Varieties M!"
,Th Only
Brldtefinjuiart,
TRUSS TO NAMW
Pttckat 2Bo.
Half pckt IBo.
DOUBLE
SWEET PEA
Th 'Wonderful
ZllWM RAMBLER ROSE
Or.ly 15 oanta.
These Floral Novelties are cfeacfibei in
, Tie Picnetr Setd CttaJcpu, Vick'
FLORAL
lot iloS. .Url naalal tttkewmM M the
tw.v.1. Q.u p.. lam FivhalM. Blackharttaa. i
Kaspberrtes, New Uadar Toasala, VamU. I
FUled with goo things, I--. .
old and new. Full bat of
mzs an two
rtowen, Vegetablea, SauB
OTXUIM
Fruiu. tic., wills diacrlp
tioa and prices. Mailed oa
receipt of so orats, waka
snav be deducted frosa fiat
order really mass-or fret whk aa order fer aay
of the above, Ia the Sorml world h is the ewlr safe
GUIDE
Rochester, N. Y
JAMES VICKS SONS
RIPA-N-S
The modern stantl
ard Family Medi
cine: Cures the
common every-day
ills of humanity.
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