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HKMI-WRF/KIjV TIMES BXTKHPRISE, TUESDAY, JfOVHMIlKIt If, lOltf WHElEVEfl YOU NEEO A GENERAL TONICTAKE GROVE’S The Old Standard Grove’s Tasicless chill Tonic is Equally Valuable as a General Tonic because it Acts on the Liver, Drives Out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System, ForGrown People and Children, Von know* what you are taking when you take Grove’s Tasteless chill Tonic as the formula is printed 0:1 every label showing that it contains the well known tonic properties of QUININE and IRON. It is as strong as the strongest bitter tonic and is in Tasteless Form. It has no equal for Malaria, Chills and Fever, Weakness, general debility and loss of appetite. Gives life and vigor to Nursing Mothers and Pale, Sickly Children. Removes Biliousness without purging. Relie ves nervous depression and low spirits. Arouses the liver to action and purifies the blood. A True Tonic and Sure Appetizer. A Complete Strengthened No family should be bout it. Guaranteed by your Druggist. We mean it. 50c. (adv) DEMANDS TRIAL Atlanta, .Nov. 7.—Mrs. Mary Craw ford has demanded of the local courts that they delay no longer in bringing her trial on the charge of mi rdoring her l;te husband, the aged Joshua 0. Crawford. The murder char e was lodged in a justice of the peace court, in the : Jiane of a warrant, in connection '1th the effort of members of the Crawford family to fight tbo will of Joshua Crawford, leaving the hulk of tbo property to the handsome widow n he married in his old age, Just a short time before ho died. The fight was a bitter one on both Ides from the moment it was first begun, and culminated In the mur der charge. For various reasons, including tho fart that Solicitor Dorsey 1b disquali fied on account of former civil con nection with the will case, the mur der warrant has never yet reached the grand Jury. Mrs. Crawford has now issued an appeal directly to the Superior court asserting h»»r Innocence, and demand ing a trial or non-suit without fur ther delay. MCPHERSON OFFICERS STUDY MEXICO SEfEi PLAYERS I Y WERE HD FOUR MILLIONS IVOR SHOT SI TIIDMASVII.I/K 1,0ST TH1SKE, TWO RI(; y r.\MI’AI(JX, TO IllCi I liAGl'KS—Kill VSWICK LOST TWO AXD AMKHICUS AM) VALDOSTA ONE EACH. | GEORGIA HAS BRIDESMAID Atlanta, Nov. 7.—Georgia is to have the honor of furnishing one of tho bridesmaids for tne coming White House wedding. Miss Majorio Brown, charming daughter of Col. F. T. Brown, and a •'.ousln of the President’s daughter, has boon chos en as one of the four hrld^&maldf for Miss Jessie Woodrow Wilson. A*nro>ros of tlie “Thirteen Hoo doo,* it has been averred by the way. that tho Wilson wedding after all will ho tho fourteenth nnd not the thirteenth under the White House roof Some Inuenlus newspaper his torian *n Washington, it Is said, found th**t the chronological figures whi-h bad been accented for a num ber of years werG wrong, and that one former wedding hnd been over looked. Atlanta, Nov. 7.— Officers of the I Seventeenth Ra-intent, U. S. Infan* I try at Fort McPherson, are busy | studying the map of Mexico. There j is an air of preparation aud un rest at the fort, and the troops n. « ready to take the field on a mo ment’s notice. It is said that the Seventeenth could ho ready to en train for the Mexican border within a couple of hours, if a hurry order came. c/ikncsu and Loss oi Appcti •!..iJard jrcii.-rnl Ntrcngtheniiiq: to : Ai TMLM! » chill TONIC, drives •id builds up the system. A trite l< *ii I tt’iHrtizer. I'oruriult* end children. r "< (adv) j STATE OF GEORGIA. DEPT. OF AGRICULTURE. Iluling by J. D. I*rlco, Commission; of Agriculture. ' Tho Empire League lost seven, men by draft this year. Three of; that, number came from the Thom-j asville team. Murphy went to the: National League, tho Philadelphia Nationals getting him. Styles wont to C’ol. mb.is, Ohio, in tho American Ass?t> iation. Class A. A. Chenoy v.eat to Savannah, in the 3ally League, Class C. Scbuyle”, of Bruns wick, and Chancey, of Ameri us, were drafted by New Haven, of the Eas tern Assr-Iation, Class B., and Cates of Brunswick, by Albany in iho Sally lycague. and VanLandin."ha:n, of Valdosta, in the same league. Tho Brunswick and .Americas clubs are !n better shape for play ers than any of the others, Val dosta being with but three men left and Thomasville five: The list of nverve players of the league, is as follows: Thomasville—V. Roth, V. M. Day. P. M. Davenport. I!. G. Barnett, G. L. Wilkes. Cordele—Bill Brazier. Tlmon Bow den, Aubrey Davea; ort, A. H. Ilal!, Dana Fillingotn, Clee Wilder, E. L. Reagan. I). H. Perryman. Amcricus—Hal Griffin, Grady Bow en, W. E. Brouthers, W. W. Pratt, Robert Stewart, Red Dacey, W. F Kuhlman. Valdosta— F. Schwartz, C. H. Mod- lock, H. J. VVinges. Waycross—J. L. Clark, T. N. Jones, Bill Raferty, L. Lloyd, C. Anderson, A. E. Fenton, W. Shutnan, F. Wassem. Brunswick—J. A. Stewart, Morse, M. L. Parker, T. J. Mullln F. Lenfnger, K. K. Franks, Harry j Seigfried, H. N. Hartner, Bert Kite, | W. Stuart, F. Foley, \V. A. Pierre. i RAISK THAT AMOUNT, WAS BE GUN THERE TODAY AND MUCH IMEUEST IS MANIFESTED — | (IW IKfiK \V. PEUKINS AMONG j LKADKItH IN MOVEMENT. | TO IIKI.IEVED VIME OXE ATTEMPT ED TO KILL HIM IIECAISF. OK Ills ACTIVITY AGAINST ULIXI. TIGEIIS—THOUSAND DOLI.UIS IfElVAHD. ( Hy ated Press.) No.» York. Nov. 10.—Tho would-be assassin this n-orntns lire.1 Mens and Young Womens ( 1,1 i!a - j tl.ro.iRli a front room window at Mil- thin Associations today •.ampaign to raise fotir million dol lars in the record time of two weeks. There was a “world-encir cling prayer.” in which tho two mil lion members of the two Associa tions all around the world, were urged to Join for one minute only at. nine o’clock this morning. Charles S. Ward, the director-gen eral of the Now York campaign, and v.ho Is the international Secretary of tho Young Men's Ch-'stian Asso-j ciution, has raised more than twon-j ly million dollars for various asso ciations In America during the past eight years. The ,rc:eut campaign is the largest he has ever under- tr.hon. Director Ward has org; nl'mi one j thousand volunteers Into (ommitte i »s • o f one hundred each. Each com-j mittro has been sub-divided iuto teams. A dailv feature will no a lun cheon in tho campaign headquarters, at which four hundred and one of the leading workers will ro ort their progress to George W. Perkins, who is Chairman of the Executive Com mittee. The progress of the campaign Is j , lei S. Bell, Mayor of this city, otic ! bullet Just missing his head by two The attempt is believed to have been because of Mayor Bell’s activity .vainst blind tigers. A numbei or prominent Mtlzenr have s ibscrihed the sum of one thousand dollars, as a reward for the capture of the would-be mur doror. Mrs. C i\ days Fla. BE Minneapolis, Minn., -Nov. 7.—Pub lic Immorality is a problem with whleh the various states must deal, said Herbert H. Gcrnert, of New York, speaking at Ihe rr/enlnx ses sion of the International Purity Con gress here today. Gernert said the Federal Oovern- expeeted to he so exciting that nil j m ent was doing a great work, but It electrically lighted clock has been | )a handicapped by the limitations of placed on top of the Metropolitan i Constitution, and also by the tower, while another one will he j ] arge extent of tho evil. F. j placed on top of anothor down-town sky-scraper. iiL.llEklf Public morality Is not unlike p ili- I Hr health, ho said, and State Dopart- ments of morality is tho most impor tant Held of all. Ho declared thnt a. Commission on Morals should ho established In ‘.each state, whose duty It would in to take cognizance of tho morals of President Groover and Mr. Jemi-llhe people. Ho said this coinml EiSEB.Ui IILTK nCtUDELE iscn, director of tho local club, leave j sion should aid in tho enactment and j T„,^* < vi-s l< * < Uohcrt Alexander tonight for Cordele. where they at- onlorcemont of laws a-alnst vice, and, Mr. ® n<1 ; me „, r th elr I tend the annual meeting of the Em-1 work for the best moral conditions In ( announce he c igagement.^or ^ (| I l ire State League tomorrow. These I factories, schools, dance halls, “t* j fitter. orry « gentlemen will return Wednesday,; other place*. I l ‘ rl, k (,ller - lno n,arr ‘“* t and a very delightful and unusually ] lively meeting is expected The Waycross Herald, recently ; commenting on the situation has the A CONFESSION Hopes Her Statement, Made Public, will Help Other Women. Hines, Ala.—**l must confess”, says Mrs. Eula Mae Reid, of this place, ‘‘lhal Cardui, the woman’s tonic, has done me a great deal of good. Before I commenced using Cardui, I would spit up everything I ate. 1 had a tired, sleepy feeling all the time, and was irregular. 1 could hardly drag around, and would have severe headaches con* tinuously. Since taking Cardui, I have entirety quit spitting up what 1 eat. Everything seems to digest all right, and 1 have gained 10 pounds in weight.” If you are a victim of any of the numer* ous ills so common to your sex, it is wrong to suffer. For half a century, Cardui has been re lieving just such Ills, as is proven by the thousands of letters. Similar to the above, which pour into our oiiice, year by year. Cardui is successful because it Is com posed ol ingredients which act specifically on the womanly constitution, and helps build the weakened organs back to healib and strength. Cardui has helped others, and win help you, too. Get a bottle today. You won’t regret it. Your druggist sells ft. To .Ml .Manufacturers and Manipu lators of Commercial Fertilizers and Fertilizer Materials Who May dell or OfTer for Sale in the State of Georgia, 5-ch Fertilizers and Fertilizer Materials: It is hereby ruled that no brand of fertilizer or fertilizer miaterlnl hall lie sold in till- state that has not previously been registered as re-1 nnii.mon will return qulred by law, and any person hay- Prominent and Well lxtvcd <’Itiranl , ( ,,,i ing such fertilizer or fertilizer ilia- <>f Metcalfe, Passed Away After erj.il wJJ] be promptly notified by Illness of Several Weeks, this department that said sale was undo contrary to tho law. Friends throughout Thomas - „ ,. , {iroov . It is further ordered, that when ’ county will regret exceedingly to 1 1 | ’r\ person, firm or corporation hav- barn of the death today of Mr. • .. „ , j ing their fertilizers manufactured Anrel W. Deklo. Death came about • Directors throughout the Empire or them by another manufacturer, nine o'clock, after an illness ex- League have received a letUr from (which they expect to offer lor sale) tending over sovcrnl weeks. Some Oscar Groover, president of tho En -.-.oh person, firm or corporation is time ago, Mr. Dekle. who was a ro-jpire league, announcing his inten-1 lomns.ot New rora required to purchase the Inspection • bust, healthv man, was tags of this department in their J with typhoid fever. For OWN NAME. j time he was in ft precarious condi- Attention is called to the provls-1 tion, but under skilled care and at- Ions of the law relative to the trntion from physicians and nurse, branding on the sacks. The brand- *oon improved and was considered n C on wicks shall truthfully give j much better, when ho had a relapse wo days a o. his fever running up ery high and "nusing his morning. *. Dekle has been a res id Personals Mr. C. J. Nix, of Dixie, was In town j Mr. Henry Abrams of Tampa, ' Thursday. ! among the well-known visitors i the city today. Mr. E. E. Slack, of Savannah, was! in town yesterday. Mr. 0. E. Paradise, of Quitman, is among the visitors In the rity. O. Walton, of Boston, , among tne Sunday visitors to '«ity. enderson, of Facie [or a short tirns j* Wertz, the (iun ami Locksmith, is doing repair at the Busy Ike Com- |sui>, on Jackson St., Thomasville. Mr. and Mrs Jennings, Fla.. ; : atlves In this city Cone, of Bar M. Ranch, ri while iu Thomasviiie \\ ANTED—Small Suw Mill to non- met to cut 500,0o« f«- e t yellow 1‘inc. J . If. Flowers. Iw <IA>\r. Mrs. W. H. Higgins has returned after spending the Hummer in Mary land and Delaware. Mr. J. A. Long, a prominent far mer of the Meigs district, was a business visitor in town Monday. Mr. Heyward H pklns has ret lo the city from Jacksonville, will bo hero for some time. '’essrs Ledford and Weathers, of Grady County, were among the prominent visitors in the city Fri- MIss Farnh Mays who h.as h M 'r guest of Miss Marianne Watt, this morning for her home in M cello. Misses Martha, .Sara and Teresa Bailey, of Monticello, are in the city as guests or Miss Helen Hopkins f«r a ^hort time. Ihe many Tt.oiuasville friends Mr. J. T. M. Watkins, of Tifton, ' be pained to learned of his serl ilinoss «t his home l n that city. Watkins is well know in Thom ville. and is the father of Mrs . Burch, Jr. Misses Mar. urite and Jessie Kate I-rantley are expected this afternoon from Brunswick to be the guests of their aunt, Mrs. T. M. Fleming. WANTED—Small Saw Mill to con tract to cut r.oo.ooo feet Yellow Pine. J. If. Flowers. j w d&sw i M™- f *. B. Hay and Miss Mary I Ellen Smith left this morning for j their home in Sylvester after a visit I to relatives In the city. Miss Mollcr’s Work Praise In speaking of the various tyres of the Georgia and Florid > Fair, which has been visited hy a j Mr ,, (!rcen of ll)e Coast Un# large number of people from this |, as moved into half of the store rlly. the Valdosta Times says: | formerly used hy the Postal Tcle- "MIps Molier, of Thomasville, be . graph Company. He will conduct sides having a fine display of hand- j tho business of his oltlee there here- mado work, also has a beautiful dls- a f( er play of home-made candies woman’s department.” Th fror.t of tho store occupied hy M. Sampson has been remod- and is very attractive, giving occupant better room to display groceries nnd vegetables. MN lake place on Thursday. November f)| . the ^7th, at the homo of the hrld parents, on Olay Street. BACHELOR M Lee Rcok. 1 -, daughter Mrs. T. L. Rooks, whe lives near nee, passed through Thom- apville Monday, en route to Atlanta v here p)ir» wjll attend the meet ing of the State Woman’s Mission ary Union. While hero she was th* geest of Rev. and Mrs. T. A. White, on 1x0vo Street. London. Nov. the brand name and guaranteed an ilysis of the contents of that par ticular (package; also the source and | thi ingredients of tho contents of that particular package shall be nrmted ] t on the sack or tag attached, and all other information required by law Tho department desires to call the county. He lived a thort attacked tion not to bo a. candidate to sue- th a short*feed himself at the coming elec tion to he hold soon, at a of tho league mogulo. When one reads the letter the ab solute sincerity of It is ‘proof con clusive that whatever mistake Oscar has mado as death tho Empire League, was made j wittingly. And tlier. again or. •nt of reminded that Oscar Groover wasn’t Metcalfe district all of hia life, a had administrator of the league’s was one of the best known and affairs aftor all. ell-liked men in that section of, Raps a plenty have neon directed MCCOMBS KOI Mitchell-Jcrger, Emmie Lester Mitch issued invitations to tho marri ■ ot her daughter. Clifford, to Mr — ,—William F. Mc-!j <oh | 9 n cn ry Jergcr, Jr., at nine Mr. Henry Rogers who, with his Chairman of c \i 0< k, Thursday evening, Novetn- brother, Is in charge of the Wind- Democratic National Committee. 1 iK , r twentieth, at tho First Bap- por, one of the best hotels in South married today to Miss Dorothy s church, in this city. .Georgia, at Americas, has keen vis- eating I Williams, of Washington. The cere-j rp| le popularity of this young cou-iiting his mother and father here for J ninny took place in t ho Roman Cath-1 p| 0 nm j {C8 this an important event; a short time. He returned this lollc chapel of St. Ucter and ->t. Ed- j j u t j 10 H ooial world of Thomasville, • morning. The friends of these ward. | nn( i it is looked forward to with'Thomasville hoys will be delighted , hMaVfl , , T**o britlo was unattended. Char- i at interest hy their many friends j to know that they are doing splen * ' tev *L]I (>■» Woodruff Halaoy, of New York. L re the chief pxecutlvo °f.„ r ,- rt „ «looa-mntn nf McCombs’ , who was a class-mate of McCombs' V_jat Princeton, acted as best man. l A 'distinguished congregation gath- j Spelglit-DIxon. red in tho Chanel to witness tho j Laura Speight of this < it arrlago ceremony. .has announced tho engagemen* i i her daughter, Maude Evelyn, to M dfdly in their work. particular attention again to the re-lt&nce from Met»nlfc, on his farm qulrements of the so-called, "filler land In addition ran a saw mill and Jati- law," which became effective nary 1, 19J3. Any manufacturer, manipulator or dealer using any make-weight or filler that is “worthless as a xferti- lixer” must plainly PRINT on the hag or tag the number of pounds of ru. h filler “worthless as a ferti lizer" used in that particular pack age, as the law directs. Tags when used shall show the sources and ingredients required by law, also the number of pounds of •l lont food, the number of pounds of | ford filler “worthless as a fertilizer,’’ and the total number of ‘pounds of all other combined materials contained in snid bag. These items ONLY shall he PLAINLY PRINTED on sacks or tags. A strict compliance with these rules Is expected, nnd they will be enforced by this department. J. D. PRICE, Commissioner of Agriculture. Atlanta, Ga., Nov. 1st, 1913. Write to : Ch.ittanooza Medicine Co.. Ladles* Ad visory Dept., Outianooza. Tcnn., for Special In- itrurtions on your cm and 04-page ^.W, Traauaeet for Wotoei “ t la pUia wrapper. NC128 Tate Simplest constructed, tightest running. Inst- SifeMBU mil) nate 6 ISTglSi to fur ali*«. Vriia lo a*. Bar from the fadury. MALLAkT MACmNCHT CO.. Mocm. Ga. JLOR 5AVA1ILLS A*ju ulft idler. Suit ther bvsiness interests a vifo. who was Miss Kate Young, a daughter of Dr. Young, of Met calfe. before her marriage. Five children survive the union, Mary. Kathrino, Ansel. Jr.. Cora Ellen, nnd Young Dekle. Among those attending the fun eral of Mr. Ansel Dekle at tho Browning burial grounds Sunday, were Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Culi’eppnr, Jud-re Hopkins, and Messrs. Will I rein Jim IIonklns, Mr. Tom Mai- j new Mr. An h Davenport, Mr. Homer . had Williams. Mrs. J. T. Chambers, \V. H. Cochran, nnd Captain I Doss. ills-j at the president, hut doubtless the I guardian of the little South Georgia league knew full well ho was laying j himself liable to a full broadside j when he assumed the role of charge Robert Harris Dixon, the marrla FIEHT IMS! LOCKERS BEEIIS ~ j To Pi event Blood Poisoning ! .ipptv nt oiiif the wonderful old reliable DR. 1 POKTICR’S ANTlSKmc HKALIttG OH., a nur- etc.i1 drenting hat relieve* pnta ant! heaU at • the Mine time. Not a liuiment ZSc. 50c. f 1.0C. adv. ,7. „ . ..Hi i Atlanta, Nov. i.— i uu ufi.x-mut. *<**•' mien s (I aflalrea. Wo all ° r "" 0011 rt ",‘j lias boon fireil In tho IlKlit against 1 m |rerH j asville .pirl un.l the news of lior liroachlng marriage Is one of -The opening gun I interest to her many friend TAX NOTICE. Last ftoi.lid. will he at the following places nnd nd- on dates named for tV FOUR KILLED IN AUTO WRECK Los Angeles, Cal., Nov. 7.—Four persons were Instantly killed and seven others were more or less ser iously Injured at an early hour this morning when two automobiles col lided, on a public road, near this city. A big seven-passenger touring ear, whi'h was crowded with men and women, ran into a smaller machine and overturned, four of its occu pants being crushed to death. All the occupants of the smaller rar escaped serious injury, a fact which is regarded as miraculous. ism If we mana.ee business affairs involving a lot of people. And a great army of fans? Shouldn't you worry. Nothing can get their alpaca as quickly as tho least flicker In baseball. They nre a peevish set ot' folks (Even as you and I). So when Oscar Groover essayed to handle tho reins of the Empire League, quite a company, lie was almost “in as If ho had aligned himself itli Mrs. Pankhurst’s standpatters. The question now to bo considered WHO SHALL 13E THE NEXT RESIDENT? Good men abound Atlanta locker clubs. Tho first ar rests have been mado, and the police ray the crusade will go much fur ther at once. J. A. Cheney, cashier of tho Me tropolitan club, and J. L. Parks, a ar tender, and M. A. Trout, Mr. Dixon, who is manager tho Atlantic Compress here. Is ne of Thomasville’s most pronl- business men and popu ! with many friends. Hownrd-LcHter. ‘•ar it niter, ami m. j\. irom, »n »*- j Mr# an( | Mrs. William Howard, o: liv ed non-member and recipient of a: j| OUBton> »p exaH| have issued invita bottle of whiskey from the club, have been arrested. The charge is that of selling whiskey. Tho club’s defense, it is stated, will be that tho quart of whiskey was sent out on tho order of Parks, who Is a member of tho club. It is con- in these parts. basebalHcally speaking I tended, therefore, that the transac- and it should bo an easy matter to j f ion was technically within the la ttie neon some man satisfactory to J th e police deny, and say fitr- Potty grievances should bo cast j u lorinoro t j, ;it ‘hey can produce ot Ulons to tho marriage of their daa h iter, Ruth Finer, to Mr. Earl Law- jience Lester, on Wednesday even ing, November the nineteenth, at the first Baptist Church in Hous- | ton. j Mr. Izcster Is the second son of [Mr. Jemison Lester, who was a lor Inter resident of Thomasville, and Meeting State, County and School Taxes and Registering tho ’e^al vot ers of the County for the ysar 1913: Metcalfe, Tuesday, Nov. 4. Coolldge, Thursday, Nov. C. Merrillville, Friday, Nov. 7. Meigs, Monday, Nov. 10. Pavo, Wednesday. Nov. 12. A. M Pavo, Thursday, .Nov. 13. a M. Barwlck, Frldaj, Nov. 14, A. M. OohlockTiee. Mon. Nov. 17. Ellahello, Friday, Nov. 21. Patten, Monday. Nov. 24. A. M. Boston, Tuesday. Nov. 25. Boston. Wednesday, Nov. 2fi. I will he nt my office nt the Court House Jn Thomasville, from Decem ber 1st to the 20th, inclusive, on I which date the Tax Hooks will close has many relatives here still, a* j f or the year 1913 side—If there are any—and the entire directorate work ns a unit, but especially for the greatest good to bo hnd for the Empire League.— WaycToss Herald. FARM LOANS 5 years time — Easy Payments. Lowest rates. Lnr'o amounts n Specialty. BARROW I/O AN * ABSTRACT COMPANY. Pel ham, Ga. cases against this anil other clubs showing tho unlawful sale of whis key to non-members. Entirely independent of this po lice move, the preachers of Atlanta urn planning :i mass meeting for Sunday, and the Men and Religion Forward th’rd fight torker clubs, and the near-beer loons. well as fHonda who aro Interested in the approaching marriage of his. sen. Miss Molier Awarded Prizes. In tho woman’s department a rent many blue ribbons and prizes romoni is preparit.g a 1 were given for different kinds of ill directed against the j needle work. Tho largest nunP “r of awards was made to Miss Adeline Molier, of Thomasville, who go*. ))rlzes on her needle work and aim on candy and different kinds o; cakes.—Valdosta Times. PEC1AL FREE ACT AS10PMNE FLWi MILT By the Celebrated Aviator Joseph I- ichter. Royal Italian Band 25 SOLO ARTISTS Milo Vetucce, Director. SUE, the $20,000.00 TRICK ELEPHA T. Oscar Babcock, Looping the Loop and Leaping the Gap on a Bicycle. LEON MARSHALL’S CELEBRATED MINSTREL BAND. All the above Absolutely Free. No admission charged. Johnny J. Jones Exposition Shows. 30 BIS ATTRACTIONS AND FREE ACTS. NOVEMBER 17, 18, 19, 20, 21, 22, Thomas County Fair Nov. 18,19, 20. Neuralgia sufferers fmj instant relief in Sloan's Liuiment. It pene trates to the painful part— soothes and quiets tho nerves. No rubbing-merely lay it on. SLOAN'S LINIMENT Kills Pain For Near »ld not hv* without i*l pr»u'«? imJ."—hr*, ii. .i 'j p. P»io AH C.ono fT<*rc«t with uI.;t; it * i.-.-ulaotte t -r 4 moot: U. J. IL old. Treatra *nt» for Cold tnJ Cro«p “My little trirl, twelv caught a mrvere cold. ai... .... three drops of Sloan's Liuii.imt on hu#;.! on goitiK to bed, ami the got up in t!.< tnortmitf with no .sign* of a cold. A lit tie boy nnt do<ir had croup and 1 cave the Liniment bhegAv _ «M» ruirif to bed. end he ffol i*roup in the nujeuMt."' ii,ll>«kn. ffk- 23.^ SO-.uj tLCS .. i*atan nmwiH—mm-i-pi rrm:' no.-'i nn Xn^al Store. Mar’ (I Savannah. Nov. 10.—Turpentine| Rrm:< nos'n Arm; type* G. A 'd..J ca an i stout k. MtN