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Newspaper Page Text:SBLY .Q9.,__JCLL1 m ELLIJAY TIMES THE OFFICIAL ORGAN GILMER COUNTY. *1.00 Per Annum 1st Advance. Published Every Wednesday liY Tl»K* rvnUAKSSG CoMI’ASY ^T’Siitm*) as seemul class ler January ltHls :U . the pest otllce at Ivlij-iv Georgia, under tin :iet of Congress *n March •>. 1S*0. Good a*I\ernaittg Good ci.'eiilV.t ion. Manuscripts r* *«eivt*»l tor publication. risiiie rates made known «*.i ap¬ plication. ELLIJAY, GA. JCI.Y S», 1018. LETTER HAS MANY SCARED. Accord iti" to the history of 1 .tti'r i, ,v« written by OUrist jus. after Ilia erneifixieii, digiiinl !•>' tlie Angel Uabrcl uiueiy-nine years af ter the Savior s birth and bly depusittid by him under a si one at the foot of too eioss. Onitliisstoneappetired the legend, ‘‘Blessed is he who shall turn me over.” “X,. one knew what the inscrip* Uou meant, or seemed i „ to i...... have lieioiu curiosity to investigate, til tlio stone was turned over by a little child and the letter which follows was discovered. "Whosoever works on the bath day shall be cursed, i maud you to go to church and keep h<d,y the Lord's day, without any manner of work. You shall Dot idle or misspend your time in bedecking yourself in superfluities of costly apparel and vain dressing, for 1 have ordered it a day of rest. I will have that day kept holy that your sins may be forgiven you, “You will not break my coin* muniments, but observe and keep them, they being written by my baud and spoken from my iiioutiu \ on shall not only go to church y mu selves, but also yonr man Sel '“ vant and maid servant. Observe my words and lea.au my comtuand incuts, “You shall finish your work cv cry Saturday at 0 o’clock in the ternoon, at which hour *'ic prepa¬ ration for the Sabbath begins. ] advise yon to fast live days in the year, beginning »a Loyd Friday ami continuing the live days follow ing in rcmembcraucc of the live bloody wounds 1 received for you and nmukiud. “You>iinil love one another and cause them that are not baptized to come to church ami receive the lloly Sacreiuent; tliat is to say, baptism, and then the Supper of tiie Lord, and be made a member thereof, and in so doing 1 will give you long life and many blessings. Yottr land shall be. replenished and bring forth abundance and 1 will oomfort you in the greatest tempta¬ tion, and surely lie that deetii to the contrary shall be curs d. “1 will also send hardness of the heart on them especially on harden¬ ed and unpenitent believers. He that hath given to the poor shall find it profitable. Remember to keep the Sabbath day, for the sev¬ enth day 1 have taken as a resting day to myself. “And he that hath a copy of this letter written by my own hand and spoken by my own mouth and keep eth it without publishing it tooth¬ ers, shall not prosper, but he that publisheth it to others shall be blessed by me, and if their sins be ns many as stars by night, and if. they truly believe the) shall be par doued ami they that believe not this writing and my commandments will . ■ l.ave . my jnagues , upon you and ycu j will he consumed with your chil- j dren, goods aud cattle and all er worldly eujoymen*s that I have given vou. Do hut once think of what , , I have , xu if „ ered . for , you; it you do, it will be well ior you ia this world and in the world which is toj come. “Whosoever shall hare a copy of j this letter and keep it in Uieir! house, nothing shall hurt them, ; neither pestilence, thunder lightning, and if any woman he in ! birth aud put her trust in me she) fcliali be shad! delivered hear of hei child. | You nc tnere news Script-! of I me except through the Holy arcs until the day of judgement. All goodness aud prosperity shall stiau j lie in the house where a copy of this letter should be found. Finished.’ ) j ____ FOR SALE:— Plymouth Rock; eggs. Si.00 per setting. AIRS. L. M- SIMMONS, Oak Hill, Ga. Advt. ,jmﬁL, L7C LOG NEWS. Mrs Sarah ,1. Bearden is very ill ar this writing. finite a crowd attended cimroll at Aniioek Sunday. We are sorry to note the illness W. K. Chastain. Ti. I*. Muikey. who has he* a very >R '** improving, Several from this section attend the barbecue at Ellijay the 4th. Mi-3 Cleola Anderson spent Sitti Jay afternoon with Miss Ila South The farmers are laying hy and the prospect is tine ior :i good crop. Charlie Allen and family, ,. Dawsouville. attended churelt at Anlioek Sunday. »-• . , »«• ieL ' l,t ' lcL ‘ Misses Emma and oil Ila Antler son are attending the teachers stitutc at, Ellijay this week. Messrs. Homer Faucett and Brock Crmt . worc the g „, M * 8 „f Misses Ar tie and lluthie Chastain Sunday, " 1 '■ :llkor ;uuI l8tc . Mw * " s • ' » * ses Ora and Era, ' were the pleasant ,, ,, * 0; , » 111 * t-tumly last Satun.ay night. ^, —;-------—- 1 "xstoHTLV Face Spot? h re cured by I)r. Hobson’s Eczema Ointment, which heals all skin «mn>t.ions. No matter Iio.v iui.g you have been tumbled bv itching, burning, or scaly skin humors, just put a little of that smithing antiseptic, -Di, Hobson’s Eczema Ointment, on the sores and the suffering stops instantly. Healing begins that very ; ‘ . ' * - ,, Doctors tiso it , tn t.hoir . practice and recommend it. -Mr. A'letna, of Littetoun, Pa., says: “Hail eczema on tore heed; Dr. Eczema. Ointment cured it in two weeks. ” Guar •meed to relieve /money J founded. A)J tfruggidt, h .y itjaib Price o'dc Pfeiller C<>,, Philadelphia and Cole Drug Co. Advt. NEW HOPE NEWS. The farmers are about done their crops. There was singing at Joe Wiiis’ Sunday afternoon. , We are having some fine weather at Present. Homer Starks purchased a fine horse from Charlie Hix. Dallas Posey, of N, C. is visit¬ ing his folks in this section. Dave and Cbarlic Gibson bought them a fine span of mules. Prof. Henry Piemtnons will tcac 1, a singing school at New Hope commencing next Monday. borne of our young people went to Gate’s Chape 1 last Sunday the decoration and report a nice) time. Rev. Charlie Gibson aad Xa tnan . Posey preached , , two ing sermons at New Hope last Sunday night. A. Y. Z. ! ___________ -- am Yotnt -- C'itf-i'RK.v r , Or ,, ... Woiuts Y «n can t-hange fretful, pored children into healthy, bappv youngsters, by riddu.g thorn worms. Tossing, rolling, grind ing of tvcJi, crying out . hile a sleep aocoii-nanied with intense thirst, pains in the stomach and bowels, feverishness and bad breath, are symptoms that iinli cat** worths. Kiekapoo Worm K iller, a pleasant candy lozenge, exp'!s the worms, regulates tin* r,i fT r, ’ s r jU1 oi “ ldre V tc healcu atul happinuEG. f Mrs. t J A. i Blibb ; 1K of K1 g,u, 111., snva: ‘1 have ufed Kiokapc^ Worm Killer' ^'* years’ and entirely rid my c ^' 1 r ‘- n worms. * would not druggists, or ifc j” by mail. Llt.uiunteed rr*ce 2oc. Ail Kickapo*. Indian .Medicine Co. . I>hdadelpL-ia and St. Louis. Colei Drug Co. Advt. | I will pay 7c per lb for green j hides ., and . l 5 lb ,, for * dry . flint .1 j c per hides. J. W, Wimpey, Advt I | ---- For Cuts, Burns And IlKUsics In every home there should De i )OX 0 { Buoklen’s Arnica Salve, read / to apply in every case of burtn?, cuts’, wounds or scalds, ,T. It, IVuaueo, Delvalle, Tex., R No 2, writes: “Buckien’s Arnica jjaive saved my little girl’s out ) o0 t. No one believed it could be cun d. ” The world’s best t^alvo. Only 25c. Recommended by Cole Drag Co. Advt Children Cry FOR FLETCHER’S CASTORIA OUTLINE OF PLANS FOR EXHIBITS National Conservation Exposi¬ tion. Knoxville, 7enn., 1913, Planned in Accordance With History RESOURCES OF SOUTHLAND - Will Illustrate iho Ways in Which the Natural Wealth in Forests, Minerals end Human Efficiency May Be More Effectively Utilized. The Nation:.i Conservation Kxposi lion is planned In accordance with ex position history especially to illustrate the modern idea of forecasting prospective development, especially throughout the Southern States. In a brond way tl-e design is to illustrate ; in forests, waters, minerals, and hu- I man efficiency at e now used and may be still more effectively utilized in pro- ! moting the prosperity and assuring the perpetuity of the American people. The Resources in Lands. Recognizing the soil made fruitful j j by the natural water supply as that resource on which more than all oth ers the generations of men must de- i pend tor materials for food aad cloth-: ing, it is planned to devote large space ! to the exhibits of the soil and its prod- j nets, of the best methods oi maintain Ing and increasing production, and of j progress in improving the grade ar.d ; yields of plant and animal products. i Fsrest rxnArf r.'aeAurriri* Resources. Our forest resources are second in Importance only to the land itself, be cause of the many important Indus¬ tries for which the forest furnishes the : raw material, and of the forest’s S benefieient influences upon such other natural riches as waters for irrigation, power and navigation, fish and game ; animals, anil the land itself. Consid erable attention ‘is to be devoted to forest exhibits. It is planned to illustrate the exist forest resources, with their pro duction and reproduction, their utili zation, and their influences upon other resources. Water Ftesoarccs. The water resources of the country in genera! to"display'^vith and of the South in panic- ! I reference rfj e UBe 0 f water (a) for domestic I supplj-, (b) ler agriculftiral proiluc j tion (whether applied by natural means or irrigation), to) for power,, and (d) for navigation. Mineral- j The mineral resources of the coun-, try as a whole and especially of South¬ eastern United States will be exhibited as the chief basis for the greatness of this country in manufacturing and as a means of maintaining our in dug* triai supremacy. Human Efficiency—Health. natural By far resources the most is'man irupori nit himself. of all onr It j 1 • is to render his life more efficient that any form of conservation is advo¬ cated. Those vital forces intimate to himself are highest anil noblest, and 'o iheir development, conservation and best use deep thought and great effort should be Jevoted. The abolition of child labor, particu ; a rly in the Southern States, the re- J duction of infant mortality, the eradica- a tion of disease, especially tuberculosis, the hook worm anti typhoid fever will be graphically presented. : Education. Another most important element ini j human development la euucation. The school is a crucial problem in the I states. School hygiene and sanitation, domestic economy, vocational training,; industrial education for the negro, and rural school advancement >ba 1 he suo J ef ' ts f° r exhibition and shall be pre sented in the form of model demon strationg and in other ways . Domestic Economy. go important is this subject consid ered as an element, in greater human efficiency that, although ii might prop erlv be included as a part of another 8ectjon _ lt „ thought wcll l0 devote a separate paragraph to H. Home making is the first and most important step in naOon^ ntaking. The work of the wife and mother in the establish ment and maintenance of a comfort able home, in the preparing of proper fcods and by her wisdom and radia tion of domestic tranquility and happi ; ness can contribute at least as much to the prosperity of the nation and the efficiency of its citizens as can thc husband and father by his efforts in the outside world, Good Roads. Good roads .-,re necessary requisites to development. Exhibits will he made of good roads in the form of (1) actual demonstration roads, (2) models show ing materials, manner of construction, and the finished work, (3) road mak¬ ing materials and machinery, 14) maps of important highways, f5) photo¬ graphic enlargements of both good and had roads and the consequences anil industrial and social conditions at tending each. fish and Game Resources. The co-operation of Audubon socie tjes> fish cnd game commissions, and otinr organizations for the preserva fion of bird aud animal life will be sought in exhibiting our animal re so’jrces am! encouraging their - perpet- • uation. Agency of Misery. T have no sympathy with the state¬ ment so often made that the manufac¬ ture and sale of liquor has contributed to the industrial development of the nation. On the contraiy, 1 believe that liquor has contributed more to the moral, intellectual and material deterioration of the people, aud has brought more misery to defenseless women and children, than any ether agency in t’as history cf mankind.— John Mitchell. Z.I'O.hjL. 3 PLH CE XT sin.!«ati AXetieiabiePieporalit: tlic Foot! forAs anlBovdscf an.. Rctiida Promotes Digestif:;. Cketfii t ness and Itest.Cor ,?iits uritner Opium. Morphine nor Mineral Hot Narcotic. j^/fecfoUBrSMjrniraim /bint* s«J“ ) jBkSo. i *■ MseS*'* %SS&: i** IL-.vSt/i Ar>erfect Sour Femedy for t ior., ness andloS S OF SLE fS FacSiin '2 Signature of The Certaup Company - , NEW Y ORE I,, ■m Exact Copy t:i Wrapper. Sitting pcsittun !oi Standard s.tting oosiiion tor ordinary Centre! NeecNe Machines M*k* n^ecie maeftmt? HEALTH lri FAR GREATER j.3IPOR , ftlXCK. Than How The Cheap a Sewing Health -Ma i--. New York Journal bays. ^ “The liygonic features of a Sew ing Machine should be regarded a being of tenfold gve -ter importtiee than all other features, for health should take preference over every thing else.” ON K SEWJ XG M AO H ' N E The Vfroin “Standard cTitVcisnf 1 Gj-arv” "ty is utterly f re P’nysieikus. THE STANDARD ROTARY Saves Time and Strength Seven hours’ Vibrating or Oscil¬ lating Shuttle work can he done in four hours on the ROTARY, There ere 25 (Flier honest reasons why the STAND A Rib ROTARY is .............. A.-l La Hi 1 >-1 !’.!"> I E \M - , LST iti NNINU, and MOS1' 1)1 Ji¬ ABLE SEW ING M A C A I X E MADE, over a Million Operators agree with its when we say ~ T , ^ TANIM8 d ROTARY ?HK 'VORLD’S 1}EL I' MACHINE. j l5i IliallV j iniprovcnfents, (k j ;UU t .i e£ ,. lllt fillisil wil l slir t. ;Uld deli g ° ht v ,„ u ^ Soc it Tl) * DAY, -- 7 Causes inducing "s'j 5 neumonia. ' Pneumonia is mos equent in per eons exposed to ha >aW\ ips and cold, Alcholisin or habiu: xcessive drink ing of stimulants, is s perl rhaps the most potent of the predisposing factors; though it is true that robust and thy men are frequently attacked. The germ seems to be ready an..’ waiting for a weak point of attack; when the body is weakened by other diseases, or by physical injur, or by dissipa tion, the bars are let down, usually by exposure to cold or Wi t, the germ gets busy and pneumonia, follows. A cold has nothing to do with it except that it may be a factor in lowering the resistance. In lobar pneumonia the disease may affect one lobe of one lung; it may attack the entire lung or it may at¬ tack both lur.gs. Tips latter is double pneumonia. The gSrms lodge in the walls of the lung, ar 1 form a fibrinous or semi-solid mass. It occurs more often in the right' lung. The danger of death is not so much, from the: congestion of the lungs, as from toxa¬ emia, or poisoning, from substances throw-n off by the germs and distri¬ buted over the system. Broncho¬ pneumonia is an inflammation of the bronchial tubes, aid its symptoms and effects are similar to those of la bar pneumonia. I? occurs more fre qucntly in children, especially children under two years; -md then, in older persons. Lobar pneumonia is always accompanied by pleurisy, and frequ ently occurs with' other diseases suctx as typhoid, meninabis and others. Mortality id Large. ! Pneumonia kills Ttore than diph theria and even o itr|iuks tuberculosis as a cause of death! The mortality, varies from twenty tp forty per cent, of those attacked. Twenty-five per cent, of those who hive it once, fcavo a second, attack. — If t ;> t- < -L - For Infants and Children . The Kid Ton Have Always Bough! Bears the ^ Signature /! ^ ^ . For Ovsr J Th Sr ly Years mm THE CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW YOAA CITY. 1 New “Rock hill” Lighted Rui? Most Stylish anh DuraifkC on Market tffPatented Long-D:e .aace Spindles, oiled without removal of wheels. <!f Patented Side Spring. ^Strongest braced Body made, j New style Seat. j <! Every feature of h! gh class niaxe. | <3 Phaetons, Surries, Runabouts of same High Quality. <J[Our guarantee your proteaticn. ---/ j ---- ‘ROCK HILL’ i : } Pssfal CTo Us Wifi Bikjf An Ager-i Ts I'm At Once ROCK SILL ObtiGY COMPANY SpsiCi Cr, Electric Sfar'e A Wow Rian ©f Him* ‘G . a:: suffering from pain in e*y stois T. AEion, 2 %head Ealcigb, end back. H. !.,“and 1 ' cvrkt3 H ii and kidneys did work right, my vai nos tut; foar bottles of Electric Bitters Br.au:, *no fees like tr- new man.” PRiiiis 50 CIS. AT ALL ‘HUG ST0BES. nu - -s ixerKiiSST -sbuuiiiuhiiiihi 'Sts I; TP • rr ^‘ s yT M <rf Alt Vaeiinia tc* J. ■my^rsoi' --* c.r'.t**■sy" ■ vr.iz —- . -r- —r *9. sub: Gy CEL POST Dclivvrctl 'Ti our floor j !WASK*F?€EhiT OFFER SEE TlilS TRI-WEEKLY urday. 3 times CONST TUT.O**, Weak, oar. fafi Tuesday, y**ar Thursday and Sat- ^ 1 Af c every ••••■•• THE Washin-j RAPID Clothes. VACUUM Simply 5 VA 3 Perfect, Hi.lt, one i'erfeedy of 1 b-t Beat Siiajsle Devices .... for $ 3.00 ALL FOR ONLY $ 2.27 .......... $ 4.00 Or Absolutely Free la Yen far u Club ol Five Yearly Sehscriptfeis with 15.00 *tatew The Rapid v acuum Wssher w^gM±i*e Perfect in Merits. Perfect in Price tmjiamM,* I fan Operate Hus Tills hfaebl.E" 5s gu-iri'utnci* f~ give as seils- washer 1 Jautlon as any har/J uo> ■ v msahine ’ tl" : ni irbet , r . . *<- 1 a utcm-ti c regardJcss of price. ue.K.vz-zti*1 yo -r toes.' zc--* Si.2*. G-'b ’ —— Parcel - po^tegc . prepaia. “ rci.t*.. :in. x-Lvc alt?"bed This cut shows the washer ••.oitn'Rt-:: re:v.:v to be to any tub or wash bolter. It is beyond 1! question the s?xnust sue cess of any invention in the form oT vaslnng machine ■ *v uh this A ; washer soar,beingfei'cedtiiroujtbthagoodNby-.'cnswrcssecrttrf-nr the • -oric is done bv vs •e:a watertorcd*-the wj’er ana yJiv , ilwimi "o«i:tt mo-X 1 TliiKrnncliiae decs ’ e on thf] W-Ki: .4—iiceskwi'i < t i.-i : th-'. •- Ti- jf> maohfnes. Thu Vacuum Htaket « * ‘i . . . tor-.,; tnl*< ' T\\ - 3n !in inslKnl-noS'-row, .o * ia»p*“r licvG'-nothincr -notmner to r «•a i; i\ i wi'h IhD •].! ‘!'' A’ : A"' A-A" ! ' ! i/r It ft.'?! YT/ikb 8 fab ofcioih vv ......... from I'ivtz live to tr- ton ton nhdgg s -- s >»' >z.—r . - v l.h ! - fi to ih* 3 wear that ism,: ,...| hv the hm:invf.nd IwlUng ; "*-:v**- n-.:.: it ia the soiij. |. and water ihr.t .t..m i!-.'- v:.rfc. i, i- . ho..'- :n -i-:."... «trt.imshiy; «•"< 1 l -tiiy r 1. re . s 5 I fcbc hh»- l tii-K c Inhn.-S 11 lie ■■!■--:l without ih<* sli-r.’ -*: «U tm ■.:<■. e i‘, - ••• — " • - , • • - py ST The hi' h plungtr tc:i 'iiiiits esn can cr.silv ■-. be riJw tl'-Ja'-'ii wilhc-r. .i from waddia.; Jrvor *‘i«l ’ • v-'dlJn e buying or null l-rm.-uiy or;r.!,=. ! ■■■ .•.«*•• vc. . i : ■ wti-’.-.' -y ♦. i Tii *» llj lie:**. The '-ntirs weight of the w«*n- r is tour pouttils, tutii U caa it w. : j-» nn«l p‘.:« out * ‘ At*'* Til.- -t:; v'.v.'-v J • AnV i ■when not in i.T !>•*•«* • *?• :i t t .-*• \<»ti 'in*.* ; i use* r. j*»- !).*•* it > |- tT ■ *. I *” SECT n is XO\V.«.r? yett \liZ RA?!3 VACWIM H 'Shi* AK3 TSI-WERKXV CX*. Vl.i’H (.;b .«t» tn lHiiMM* >•••1 » i. t» . • A o-.-;-t fi.-i-t :! wh’ '-flu < tu!> * i F.’ve 5iak»cii*> -»’•<! J.-.C0 -. v n ;y» • f Dt- •ir. Kri'M , a VI.-]. y « V.- «-•:.*•«it::• vaatav- scu.-w MnAe/ ■n G »; n’ n i 4 »Uowr. oir« .!• t;-.,.r*. or'thi. .....r, -Sen-: Vjbt W*A«arFr«c. .ho.-xtrn .r Ji.V>. Acer*-.- aii"f.-rs hu-1 i- imai ni.es .o ultaciirtl io - lie fiU w« thr.k' . W ashiit g «»ihT. it tii«y ysy TRI-WEEKLY CONSTITUTIOK P Atlanta, Georgia *• i f * 1ZJ i. -* •' -WE3SIEP5S New INTERNATIONAL DlCTiOHARV THE MERRIAM WEBSTER? ILranse « is a NEW CBEA- 2ION, covirmg ev.-vy field cf tfc-j world’s thour .s, •etioa and culture. The o o.2y retr unabridged dictionary in many years. ' Because i4 Words; <5&2ae s icore ove - than 400,000 — ever before appeared between two covers, a 700 itsics. 6000 Z! la&tratiojis. ——---with Because “.*» ^Ohly the new dictionary divided pa^o. A “Stroke of Genius.” Because .-angle is an encyclopedia, volume, in .. a |j Because st !s adopted‘by the Became access. X.et ? - .5 n* you e-bout, tbie new work. WHITE for sp-ciiAea o* -*‘p atTided r*t* 1 C. 4 C. MERRiAM CO . Poll .lwr.. »«<otpodLrtAWpiJ SprUrfifU. Hu*. I Mmecrll.^gAri.-.rTriT-.r ^P Coilo'ren Cry TOR FLETCHER’S 1 O At. STORIA i Ladies Cali Osi Us For - _ American Beauty and Madame Grace Corsets There is a style to fit your figure and give you cczmlort and good looks. You should hav an American Beauty or Madame Grace Corset fitted to your figure. These corsets sell for $j .oo and upwards. We invite all ladies Lo call and see our line. AMERICAN BEAUTY MADAME GRACE $1.00 and upwards. $3,00 and upwards. M. Jo WEBB & CO. i35r'--r“ •-as2S2’~ THE NEW DEPOSITOR Is assured direct, persona! attention and service »< this The safety and protection cl nis tponei is fully provided for. We furnish him •vith piposi: slips, I'ank and cheek books aval keep the record of :bs account without charge. Ho is als*-> entitled to our best ad. ice in his financial al fairsand the extent, oi prudent, conservative bank liiaiia ageincnt, to nnterial assistanc h; the ujdj'iildivig <d his business. We shall he glad to have Y()F open an net mint with us NOW and avail yourself of these advantages. SAM 'ATE, President. W. A. ALLEN, Vice President, E. T. HUDSON, Cashier. GILMER COUNTY BANK ELLI j AY, GEORGIA. (AdvtsrtiseiiH'Jit.) lung mm “After four in our family hr d vkl dtsA of consumption .1 was taken a frightxoi cough r.rd lung trouble, but mj life was sev rnt! I gainst* 87 pounds th-or.t'h -.ism" • DP. K-HG’S !hlF.W DISCOVERY V, . It. Patterson, M ellincton. Ttx. Ptu.CE iCr and$t.00 4T ALI. DRUGGISTS. y c* mwx.- OTn —ri« nut Trees Save Your Cursin' Friend! Do not buy fruit trees from an unless von k::ow him to be if yon do. ynn may fee* (.'ass in’. Somnjare reliable and are not. Take no ebanee. may lose yonr time and nioimv. buy direct from us and you will large, strong, healthy trees that much frail. No order for or third class trees will be for we have none. Onr trees are first-class. W inchester trees are Known all over the I Tiited Btaies. We carry a*general line of nursery stock. Good agents want¬ ed in every county. I 1 ICHESTEB iiSIK mm WINCHF.Sl’EU # TENX. Adrt.