Horry news. (Conwayboro, S.C.) 1869-1877, September 08, 1871, Image 4
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ik'ULisjittj) J?Y mcqlkst.
fiiorc was an hour w hen ! was born,
? helpless irvfant thus t lay,
J?ne\v nothing of the rnggvtl t horn,
^Vljlch Uus across the Heavenly w ay
^horo is ?a way prepared for too
* Through many scenes anil many foos,
;t Iks across the stormy sea
There many trouble.I spin's goes.
There is a world we have not seen.
"Whore God, the son, doth reign in love
|Yiui-o Jesus loans to pasture* gioon,
Where all his people dwell in lovo
There is a Heaven above the skies,
A U ?aven 1 sometimes hopt to see,
A ljleaven where pleasures never dies;
f\ often hope it is for me.
^There is an hour when 1 must die,
Nor ^lo T know J?vw soon 'tw ill come,
A thousand child ren^oung as 1,
railed by death to bear their doom.
There's no repentance in the grave,
Nor pardon offered to the dead,
J2ut there's aw a) through Jesus given,
To escape from earth and lice to Heaven.
JJ. A. liJtowx.
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Humorous,
%*?? m*mmm>wn w ? ' i l"???>' ? ^
t*5'-vW .^u) IMji^rsuotl tPte l'nmifj.
A traveler in the ktateol Illinois, some yews
ago, came to a log cabin uu the prairies, u uu I
Carlo, nud there halted. llo wont into th?
house of Jogs. It was a wretched nllair, with
pj} epiply packing box for a table 1 while twg
pr th^co ohl ehai sand a disabled stool graced
reception room ; the dark walls of win b
^76jrc further ornamented by a display of dirty
((n-wyre, and a broken dolf article or two.
The \voiuan was crying in one corner, and
(.fad than, with tears in his eye.-; and a pipv in
f>!$ mouth, sat on a stool with Ins dirty arms
pes ting on his knees, and his sorrowful look-*
ing head supported by the palm of big hand,.
>'ot a word greeted tlie interloper
"Well," said ho "you setgn to be in awful
trouble here what's up ?"
"Oh we are most crazy, neighbor," raise the
woman,and wo ami got 110 patience to see
(biles yow."
bfhttt's all right," said t lie visitor not much
tfihen aback by this polite rebuff; but can I be
pf any service to you in all '.his trouble!'''
"Well, we've lost our gal: our Sal is gone oil
and left us," said the man in tones of despair.
.'.' Ah; do you know what induced her to }oum
yonV' remarked the new arrival.
."Well, wo can't say, stranger, as how she's
jf fco far lost as to he induced but then she's gone
and disgraced US." mmnvtfl.l n?? ?ni: '
f yn\j auiici^il
filllWf.
.' 'V03, neighbor, and not as I should say It
fts is her mother, but there wurn't a pooticr gat
m ?j;e West than my .Sal: .She's gone and
brought ruin on us, and on her own head now," j
followed thesttviken mother.
'Who has she gone with?" asked the visitor.
<!Well, tliero'a the trouble. Tlig gal eould
have done well and might have married Martin
Jyehoe; a capita! shoemaker, who although
he's got but one eye, plays the Ilutoin a lively
Iganiuer, earns a good living. Then look
What a home ami what a lite she has deserted.
The gr,j was surrounded by all the luxury in
jhe country," said the lather.
"Ye?, and who knows what poor Sal will
have to eat driuk or wear, now,'' groancr the
phi woman.
fAn-1 who is the fellow that has taken her
froiij you to lead hv into such misery" quoth i
|.hc stranger.
''Why, d n him, she^sgone off and got
inarrled to a critter called an editor, as lives
in the village, and the devil only knows how
tl.ey are to earn a living."
Canal
'1 ravi lino.?"llallo, there, cajoling!"
said a Bn.t'ioi Jonathan to tho captain
pf a canal packet on the lh ie Canal "What do
you charge for passage?"
Three cents per uiilo and hoarding," said
the captain.
"Waal, 1 guess I'll take passage, captlng,
{ ving as how I'm kinder gin out walking so
far."
' Accordiuly he got on board as the steward
\\<o> ringing for dinner. Jonathan sat down and
began demolishing the "lixins," to the utter
(oustornatiou of tho cajitain, until ho had
cleared the tables of all that was eatable,
when he got, up and went on deck, picking
t | j.'.o inut i. "A.... ~ * ' *
j i/vvbi> voi jf cuiiuorcaoiy.
"llow far is lt,capting from horc to where i
i got on board?"
" Nearly one and a half miles," said the captain.
Let's see," said Jonathan, "thnt would be
tU?bl four and a halt cents; but never mind,
Capllng, I won't bo small; here's five cents,
which pays my fare to here; 1 guess I'll g<?
ashore now; I'm kinder rested oout."
Unsatisfactory.?"Are you an Odd Fcl ?JowV?
X"o, sir I've been married for a week?"
I mean do you belong to the Order of Odd
Fellows?"
"Xo, no; I belong to the order of married
ma.,."
".Mercy, how dumb! Are you a Mason?"
' Xu; I'm a carpenter by trade."
Worse and worse ! Arc you a Son of Tern"
poraiicu ?"
mlher you, no my mothors name w as
Foil, Ann.
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A steward on an Ohio river steamer waB add.
oa-;cd by an uneasy and excited individual,
who Wioitnd hint to put, somebody oil the boat.
Tito candidate for disembarkation w as pointed
<>Uf , but the steward could see nothing out of
the v/ ty. "You don't oh? L?o;i,t you ^ee a
iii.ta sitting there hugging a woman?"
VVe:l ytu," repricd the steward; "but what
of th it? Hasn't a fellow a right to emharce his
Swifj.1'1 "That's just what I want to run him
out t u', "replied the stranger dauciug around,
tlijw't my wile and 1 Lave Uood it so long
tUv. I've got
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A in.m Wrote to Hornet <.icvly t i a situa
tlon. and received the following letter in
Hot-suv'* handwriting: 'J l is i* the 2t/HMh
application in a week. (Jo i<> the d.oil. I
. au't hire evory d -d tool." 'J'lie doiuiAont i
w.u. signed ilarace (?neh, lad r.o one lyiid
read it. The man presented it to t!.-? e.wider
Wild ! ol.ed it over Hud handed (lie man $20, |
supposing i: to he an order for his salary, and
in has heen drawing his sal. ry regularly o{.
that letter for six months.
"We. won't lik" Philip Phillips, 'llie .Singing
im,'who .s?%U}: a d.e Howard Presbyterian
Church on Tuesday,'' ,'.iys a California
paper. II' lip i*8 all his h,. nnii through his
?s<?, and li.cs .m unpleasant way of repeating
Ma last line of each verse over and over again.
Tie ('fleet of'His llowels melt with ! ove' was
not pretty' when sung thus: 'Ills bowels melt
with love, lli.s bow-wow-wow-wow-\vy\v-els
melt with love.' "
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1! ISM A RK A UI.1C MkDH At. TltVU.Ml'lJ.?
The X.tvw York (orrcsnondcnt of the
Washington Patriot writes:
Strange section sometimes occur in
hospitals, hut the crowning accomplishment
really took place yesterday
Lit the I'ark Hospital. A lahorcr was
hi ought in Buttering from delirium
tremens, ami in a lew moments sif ter
his arrival 'lied. llis heart ceased
l<> heat t respirat ion was suspended,
and his hotly heeame cohi. Hut
two .of the hospital physicians deter|
mined to bring bstck the fleeting
spirit, stiul commenced the work in
I good earnest. One Mew his own I
breath in the maids nose, and theotii- j
or administered what is known as 1
"percussion treatment." The elock
pointed ten minutes, and the lahor was
tolling severely upon these di.seiph s of
Clalen. Hut liiey would not yield, and
when fifteen minutes had elapsed, a
gasp from what had been a lilt less j
corpse repaid them; then he actually:
hreallied, his heart palpitated, ai:d lo! |
the dead eanio back to lit'i. Ti... ....... >
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th'tnen who so kindly exerted thom^el es
for the patient were Ltrs. N ichols and
Vaude water.
According to a statement that is
now going the rounds of the French
press, the total number of balloons
which leit Paris durum the siege, beO
O *
twejL'u September 23ii, and .January
28th, 1871, amounted to sixty tour,
carrying the same, number oi aeronauts, J
three millions ot letters, a large number
I of ollicial dispatches, three hundred
and iilty four carrier pigeons, and
ninety-one passengers. Of these sixtyfour
balloons only live were captured
by the German forces, two wore blown j
out to sea, and one crossed the North i
fciep, ami alter a perilous voyage ot
about one thousand miles in forty-eight
hours, landed in Norway, where it.
created quite a panic among the inhabitants
of a small village in the vicinity
ol Christiana where it descended.
The ballast, consisting of bars and
weights of metal, which was yet left
in the basket after its descent, was
Coined into small medals, bearing an
appropriate inscription, which were
1 s.?!d -.11 I t? WAIl .-l. X' - - "
I .... u.iyuyu x>urvvuy lor the beni
cfit of the funl for the relief of French
wounded soldiers, widows and orphans
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Long vs. Siioijt Lamp Wicks.? A
correspondent of the Scientific American
says: "Allow mo to give your
numerous readers the benefit of my
experience with long wicks. I cram
all the wick 1 possibly can into the
lamp, fill up ilie iutorces with sponge*,
and saturate tho whole thoroughly with
kerosene. I have always found the
supply sufficient lor the longest winter
nh'1.1 ; as long as any oil remains
in the wick the lamp keeps burning. 1
bad this fairly tested. One of my little
ones?a two year-old, contrived to
upset a small table supporting a lamp.
With the exception ol breaking the
glass, no further damage was done,
not even soilng the carpet. In fact
iny plan was first brought about from
a similar accident, and a narrow escape
from serious damage An the wick
burns away I keep filling up with
si,nice, nnd 1 11..L- I l....... ??
- ....... i 11 <? > v; mu nearest
I O '
approach to a safety lamp."
A New Orleans paper gives a ludicrous
account of a challenge sent, many
years ago in Mississippi, by Robert .1.
Walker to Dr. Win. M. Gwin, before j
either ol them became known to fame.
Gwin, though not caring to fight, accepted,
and chose tomahawks, and afterward
gave out that he practised i
daily with great success. Walker felt
tempted to sco his antagonist's practice,
and tho Doctor, learning of his
purpose, exhibited himself so grotesque,
ly that they both burst into laughter
and became last friends,
An Indiana man claims to have succeeded
in playing a thorough confidence
game upon the potato bugs. lie
planted a grain of corn in each potato
hill, arid as the corn came up first the
bugs thought it was a corn field and
started for other scenes.
Robert Bonner is said to have $27#,000
worth of horses in his stable.
OK in WEKK LY N;
T?MS,
The Ilip-tlMp waggle is the stylish
Sara;,oga u;uit now. I*\c/ui/ff/c.
[Ami alwuvs open lor llap Jaekn.*] |
A ghost al-in-white tint nearlv
frightened to death a belated Foil
Wayne nine, t uroo.l out to be his wife,
who w as ,.i itiii^r out on the road in her I
what-you-muy-eall it; waiting for
him to eoiue home.
v ;.w.it >w ,.. i *.
It nil II II i V? ?ir??i 11't 11 1111 I" IMJ V t* CilllH1
into the I'nitcd States last year iron?
r.utihh Atactica. A1 u i <Y ot these v/'Tf
Kuropenu, but the majority were Canadians.
A French chemist asserts that if
tea he ground like oottc? before hot.
water is poured upon it it will yield
nearly double the amount of its oxhdlcrnting
ipialilics. Another writer
says: "If you put apiece of lump |
sugar the size of a walnut into a tea- j
pot you will make the tea infuco in j
liulf the time." Persons who have
tried this lust experiment says that
the result is satisfactory.
'I he cholera is in Paris. Six deaths^
l?suiting from that terrible disease,
are reported in that city. Making its
way across Kuropc, it is now pressing
on to the seaboard bordering on
tiio At!at tie.
'I ho remarks of vistitors at. Sara- !
toga ho drink lor the first time the
mineral waters, are oiten amusing.
Said an obese gentleman?-who had
just emptied a glass of crystal spring
water and which really tastes like
condensed rotten eggs?"Hub, this
water is lit. only for hogs to drink."
"Yes, sir," replied Hub, with twinkle
in idu eye, "have some more V"
Two shoemakers out in company I
wero asked their probation. Mays one, ,
l'l lU'llft il-ll llld ll....llllcf MI'I " * \ II I
- I "
J," said the other, "lahortor the good |
ol ItU'lCs soil's."
Fuirnds of tiik Dog. Jt; Philadelphia
some? kind hearted ladies have ;
philauthropica'dy formed a company i
to gather in all unfortunate dogs atnl j
lake onre of ilium until tliey run he
provided with good homes. It. is a
sort, of orphan dog asylum, dog's home
or dog refuse. Jt is a partly ihatilalde
institution, and all donations to
the fund ot "fallen 'dogs" with the
righteously appropriated.
i\i ki xrc i n n:.s.
I have for sale, the following prepatanions,
1 received direct from llai comiHmiiders'-Lnglish
Female. Billet>, lluhy Verve Funic,
Liver and Anti-Blllious I'llls?prepared I}) l)r
,1. P. 1 >toiiiitroohsl, of Memphis, Tenn. Dr.
1 ,a\\ i elire's lvoskoo, Dr. Doddin's Dent ian 1 Jit ters
an<t Talisman?Shalh-nberger's Pills, Dr
Tntt'a Liver Pills. Darby's ProphyhnTie Fluid
Allen's Lung Balsam, and various other prepared
medicines-?will he sold at the compoun.
der's retail prices.
M, B. BEAT Y.
GREAT EXCITEMENT IN
T O W 1ST
Over those CHEAP goods, received this w.ek
per N hr. Uidgowood, and for sale by
.July 28 M, B. B'EATY.
$10,000,00
I NEW GOODS,
Just received ;it the store of
Todd & Causey,
\ \ r \
\> no ;ire now prepared to wait on
their customers with a i\?ll assortment
of
DRY GOODS,
Ready-Made Glcth'ng,
Ladies' & Goats. Dress Goodt,
ver zZsr
J Lats,
.1 Soots
and Slioerj.
Oi'all kin Is, at reduced prices.
Leather, Bridles &' Saddles,
I lardwarGi Alodieiiies
Pure Liquors,
Pat lip expressly lor Medicinal purposes.
Opium by retail, at $1/25 per oz.
In tact, everything usually kept in a
country store, can he had ?it Todd &
Causey's, at very low prices for CASH,
or in exchange for TUKIMSNTINK.
We solicit a call and examination of
oar stock; as wo are confident we can
give entire satisfaction ?both in quality
and prices.
We are now selling HANDSOME
PHI NTS, none priced over 15 cents pr
yard.
Bacon it Pork, 15 to 1ft cts pi lb.;
Bard, 20 ets; Butter, 25 cts; Corn, $1.25
(50 lbs. to the bushel.)
Turpentine hauled at short notice, for
5 ets pi- bbl pr mile. Turpentine bids
and goods hauled to our customers
free of charge. It you want
CSOP GOODS,
don't forgot to call at the store of
TODD it CAUESY.
May 10, 18T1 210-tf
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EJWS, SEPTEMBER i
I A MS MS! I FKMALK IUTTEKS yOH tale
Vi J3y M. H. BEATV.
mmm
^LWATER WHEEL,
Mill Gearing Shafting Pullsys
POOLE <S HUjW ^LT|M0BEii'
'-H6END FCRA ClBO.UtAR_i?=r
LOOK I??1,>font >tii(! 1st
July, we shall be i oinp -lied li oni necessity, to
adopt the cash system in our prat nee. We
Lave tried tho credit svstejn, anil cunont live
at it. Every other trade and profession demand
cash for their time and labor; last of
all, we resort to the same rule. We now say
that our charges must he paid in advance, or
we shall certainly withold our sej vices from all,
except the truly charitable. Our accounts arc
ready for settlement.
NORMAN & OAILHKETII,
June. Id, 1^71 iM-lf
tH 3>;ir &iy?iyLv
Of very handsoni", Ladies, Misses, lioys and
Infants' UA'J.'S for sale by
.July 23th M. 15. HE AT V.
An tixiHKrloruut Konitnly without ail
Ktjiuil, '
t ON Si; MI>T11 > N CON Q V Eli EI).
VICTORY! VICTOR V ! I ICTOll V!
AW.\J(I?Kt) TO
ALIEN S LUNG BALSAM!
C<) N > I' IU PTI( > N'.?For ?to> euro of thin Utst res
sing disease, there ha. lin n jio medicine yet discovered
that can show more evidence <>1 real nwrtt
Alil.KX'N I.VMU KAI<NA!H. This tin*
en ii i ieil ex j lector a n t, for curing Consumption and
nil tlistmscti leading to it, eueli as a He o lions of the
Tluo?t, I.tines, iw.d till il.senses oi the I'ulmouary
Organs, Is inIroilnoeiI to the snifi ring public tifier
its Iijcriis for the positive on re of Mich diseases
have been fully tested. The formula from
which it is prepared is referred to by the lending
medical journal:; at being equal to any prescription
thai cau he made up for Such diseases by
Ihemediial faculty. The HAhSAiK is, causequeiitly,
i ecornnieudod by pbyik-inini w ho have
become acquainted with its groat, success. Kcad
tha following;
1V!kn flu- i lly Missionary of llitsion Nays
i oal lll. ii'i b.iiii'V Ibt^niii.
Then ccrltluly cannot lie lound ti better Cough
or Cling Heinedy!
AS AN KXTECTOKANT IT HAS NO
Kl.HAI,.
lloBTtij[, Mass., Februa ,v 18, 1800,
Mkssrr. V. IIavih A Son?(} kn i i kiikn:?The
package of Allen's l.nng Balsam y.disent m to
use uiiiong .he art'lic'.ed poor iniay? it.\ mlsbionftI
ry worl. ii i* rroven very acceptable anil useful.
It lilts koiic i- i i sover t| I itnlllw, and with reI
lnttrlcihie lt'< ci in everi iiisiance.
I One .vimi in who has been restored from what
j her physician pronounced ('onsiimptiou, after
several month, -iekness with cough, great pain
in Hie lungs, pro"t ratnmi, so that she Is now aide
' to ii housework and au.-ist in the support of her
I familv, and. with < are and continue.i useof the
< Balsam shuAxpects on tiro restoration,
I A ....llm,
I ........ 1. ., I-UII, u }UII1IK woman, IO W'llOlfl 1
i ptivi' iiiii' 1?>/1.11#?, has rccciyii gr?-at ben"lit to thai
her i'oiiuIi, which w;i8 of monills' standing, Is got|
ling better, ami slin has purchased the second
: bottle and lias every indication of ti speedy cure,
A yOsitix loan who wtig raising blood and ?iuite
l weak and sick, lias, by the u?e of two bottles,
been titiii h improved, and is now able to do it little
at his workA
young man to whom 1 recommended a trial
of it, v, ho has h id a bail cough and much pain in
hi" lungs for months and unable to get rector
| sleep, ii is commenced taking it, ami ts now using
the fourth bottle with great benefit. Ho said to
no', on II recent visit he Would not do without it.
>.c is 1: ping (and reasonable, it seems to mo,) to
be abb- to resume his work again.
Very res poet fully and gratefully youts,
<'l! UiI,KS A. R( > I' M?V. City Missionary.
A l.libM'S IilJNti 1IA I.S \ M Is perfectly harmless
to the most delicate 1 is the sure Cough
and I.nng Remedy. Will cure t'OUOjlS, RtC'N<
ii I i'iS, and (." NH V M CHUN DON'T FAJR
'] o try i r.
Not l by all Druggists ami Medicine Dealers
Advr-paid, ttlny 26, 1671 ,'im
DRESS-MAKING
I \ ON E u ith neainosns ami dispatch in the
I ) latest fashionable styles, anil warranted
: t?j i/.i\? satisfaction, at E,J. C0N0I)O>J'S.
' May 19 20-tf
Doors, Sashes, Blinds, ivc,
1$ ~ '71
ATo. 20 Ihujnc 11 orlhcck'x Wharf
W7' This is and most conip'oto
Factory of tho tU<^ Southern States,
and all articles ifl^^Hiue can be furnished by
Mr. ]\ 1', Toai.^^^Hcos which defy cainpoti
[XT/" A painp^^^^^k Full and detailed lis
| of nil i/.'wof ??>
tho prions be sont free iu:U pes
paid, on applU^BgEsglK'
Wtco ftullarit ;>< <' Annum.
64 PAGES READING MATTER,
30 PAGES ADVERTISEMENTS,
WALKER, EVANS A COGSWELL
!0. WYATT AIKEN,
niJV^L^TON, w. v.
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3, 1871.
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j Walkik, Pro| rt#t* r* K M McDom^lo 4l Co . DhitgUtl A |
Gtu AgenU, h&li I- r.tncUro, mid 34 Commerce itrtft. N. V.
M l I.I.iONS lirnr Testimony to tliclr
Wonderful Curative EffectsThey
are not a vilo Fancy Drinh, Undo of I'oor
Itiiin, Whiskey, 1'roof Spirits and Refuse
Liquors doctored, spiced ami sweetened to please tlio
taste,culled "Tonics," "Appetizers," " Restore re, "&o.,
that lead the tippler on to drunkenness and ruin, but &ro
a true Medicine,made from tho Native Roots and Herbs
of California, frco from nil Alroholic Stlmit"
InntN, They arc the <iREAT lll.OOl) I'l'UI.
FI Kit and A LIFE CilVINCi I?R 1 NX'I I'LE,
a perfect Renovator and Invlgorutor of the System,
carryitiBofr all polsonoi s mutter and restoring thoblood
to a healthy condition. Ko person can take these lilt- |
tcra according to directions and remain long unwell,
provided their bones a-o not destroyed by mineral j
poison or other means, and tho vital organs wasted |
beyond the point of repair.
Tlioy arc it (J on tie I'lirantlvo m well lis k
Tonic, )v Messing, ulso. the peculiar merit of acting
as a powciful agent in relieving Congestion or Inflammation
of the I.Ivor, ami all the Visceral Organ:..
FOR FEMALE COM I'LAINTS, in young or
old, married or single, at the dawn of womanhood or at
tlm turn of lifoj these Tonic Hitters have no equal.
For I n 11 n in in ii t or y und (.'hrnuic Kheiitiiu(Iniii
iuiiI (iout, I) y spop si it or 1 itdlgest ion,
Rilioinr, Roiiiittent and I ill eriiiillont Fevers,
Disenses of tlio Rlood, Liver, Kidneys
and liludder, these Hitters have been most
successful. S ucli 111 senses arc caused by V Ilia ted
Rlood, wiiicli is generally produced l>y derangement
of the llijtrstlvu Organs,
I> VSl'KHfSI A OR I N I > I < f KMT ION, Ileadnclie,
l'ain in tlio Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of tlio
Chest, Dizziness, Siar Eructations of the Stomach,
Had Taste in the Mouth, Bilious Attacks, i'nljiiiatiou of
the Heart, Inflammation of the Lungs, 1'am in tho regions
of tin1 Kidneyh. and a hundred other painful symp- I
loins^nru tho offsprings of Dyspepsia.
i m-y invigorate nu'' MOinaeli and stimulate the torpid
Liver and Iiowels, which render thom of unequalled
rfflcucy iu cleansing the blood of all impurities, and imJ
parting now life nud vigor to tho whole system.
I'OIt SIv I N IJI.SllAWKS, Eruptions,Tetter, Salt
Itlieuio, Dutches, Spots, Pimples, Pustules, lloiU.Curhuncles,
King-Worm*. Ser.ld Ilea l, Sore Kyes, Krystpelas.
I tell. Scurfs, Pisco lorn I ions of the Skin. 11 umors and
Diseases of tlie Skin, cf whatever name or nature, ate
I litotallv ilng up ami curried out of the system in a short
time by tlio uacot theso Dittoin. One bottle in such
ra.s< s will con\inee the most incredulous of their cura
live effects.
Cleanse tho Vitiated Illootl whenever you And its Impurities
bursting tlirbuirhtho skin in Pimples, Eruptions
or Sores ; clennso It when you find it obstructed
and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it when it is foul,
nud yotii fe dings will tell you when. Keep the Mood
pure, and tho health of the svstcm will follow,
I'in, Tape, anil oilier Worms, lurking in the
system of so many thousands, are effectually destroyed
and removed. Hays a distinguished physiologist,
there is scarcely an individual upon the u*co of the
colli whose body is exempt from tho presence of
worms. It la not upon tho healthy elements of tho
body that worms exist, hut upon the diseased humors
and slimy deposits that breed these living monsters of
disease. No System of Medicine, no vermifuges, no
anthelmintics will free the system from worajs like
these liitters.
J. WALKEK, Propiictor. lt.il. MoDONAI.D A CO.,
Druggists and Gen Agents. San Erancisco. California,
and 38 anil 34 Commerce Street, New York.
fcsTijObP HY ALL DJttUGlS'JH AND DIM i '
K2" A^oiits IViinteil Lvoryn inn'c. ??T <I
G. EVANS eNc CO.,
! i *.
GHKAT OIUGIXAL ONLY KELTABLK
GIFT HOOK EXTEHIMilSE,
Year of its Establishment,,
800 CHESTNUT ST., AND N. LIGHT ST.,
l'lllLADKLl'llI A.
NEW BOOKS, NEW GIFTS, NIAV ATTK
ACTION'S.
AVo will send you any Look published in the i
1'nittid State;; with a gift on the receipt of'Fubli
fliers Price j
Onlcr any hook you may desire ami it will
be promptly forwarded with a gill.
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.hw iiii/n rini iniKMjtitl ( (IHllOl/UC J'OY I
1871,.just issued, being a complete Guide to
every branch of American Literature. with in- I
?lex, soi.t tree on receipt of postage st nop. If
you order Hooks not on our new Catalogue,
please mention the name of the publisher.
? , 'SEND FOIi IT, SEND FOR 1T.. 0
May 5, 1871 18-Oiu
A new Kuimuck Dorni.K-i.ooi' Stitch
_/V_ Sewing Machine, and and a Wiikk.lich
cV Wili.kon Machine, in good order, for sale
at a bargain, Apply to
M. H. BEaTY.
STEE EOSCO PES,
VIEWS,
ALBUMS,
CiJ KOMOS,
Fit AMES,
?, &H.T. AHTHC^Y &C0.,
591 BROADWAY NEW YORK,
.nvite the attention of the Trade to their e\ionsivo
assortment of tho above goods, of their
j own publican, manufacture and importation.
Also,
PHOTO LANTERNS LIDES
and
GRAI'llOSCOPES.
NEW VIF.WSOF YOSWMITK.
t:. <fc II. T. ANTHONY & CO.,
601 Broadway, Nkw York,
Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
IMIX>RTKHS AJtI> MANl'FACTURERS OF
Photorapligic Materials.
DARKY'S
PROPHYLACTIC
FLUID.
r pi IIS invaluable Family Medicine, lor purifying,
cleansing removing bad odors in
all kinds of sickness; for In rns, sores, wounds
gtings; for Krp?.ipclas? rheumatism, and all
skin diseases; for catarrh, sore mouth, soro
throat, dipt her ia; for colic, diarhoea, choleru; aa
a wash to soften and beautify tue skin; to reiutemaliy
as well as applied externally; so
1 ii i m ii i
higyly recommended by alhwho have used it?
Is for sale by all Druggists and Country Merehants,
and mu> 1)0 ordered directly of the
DARBY PROPtJYLACTIC CO.,
(' 1 William Street, N. Y.
w.
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i
*mrn. mmm mmu i !? ! ! ;? i nmmt*i i m\* tiwmmmmmw ? wmi i m
m\n:au
LT l> well known to Dooteis ami to Ladle.3
that woljioii ill ? snbjed to numerous dlsca^
]x-t<*ttlim* to tltoir sox?Mich as Nujijm i s. ion of
the Menses. whites, Painful Monthly * * '* i ; ds'
Khcumutism of the Pack anb Womb, Irregular
Mensmjation, llemmorrha e LxcCosive 'Plow
nd Prolapsus 1'terior pulling of the Wonib.'f
heso disease luive seldom been treated sue
eossfully. '1 he profession has sought diligontly
tor some remedy that would enable them to
treat these diseases with success.
At last that remedy has been discovered by
one of the most skilful physicians in the State -i
oi l hat remoct\ is
Bradiield's Female Regulator.
It is purely vegetable, anil is put uj> iu Atltt utft
tin, by lilt A 1>F1 Kl-I> A. to.
jt will purify the blood and strengthen tliesystent,
relieve Irritation of the kidneys, ;ind Is ti
perfect specific lor all the ubove diseases; Is
certain a cure as 'Quinine is in t'hills and Fevers
For a history ?t diseases, tind certificates ol ia
wonderful cure# the reader is rpeired to the
wruppor around the bottle'. Kvery bottle war.
anted to give satlfcfaction or money refundedI.aurangk,
(Ia., March 2:1, I bjo.
HliA linr.i.h and OU., ATI.aNIA, ?i A.:
Iikak Sib: 1 take plea.-n rein stilling tliiitl have
iibed lor the ItiM twenty years, the medicine you
are put'iug up. kn >wii as 1>It. J . IIUALU'Ihhll'S
1 KM A nfi li i A* U I, A T t?It, and consider it t lie
h?st combination ever gotten logelher for the
diseases lot width it fe n-coinmendd J. huv?
been familiar with the,.prescription ho h :bh
praefittouer of medicine and in dome a lie pi actice,
at <1 can honesilv say that 1 cunsidei u ;i boon
to suit- ring females, and can but hope thai ? it ry
lady in our whole land, who may be suffering iu
any way peculiar lo their sex, may lie i?h'e ly
procure a bottle, that their suffering* may not
out) lie relieved, hut that they may he reatoicd
health and strength.
With my kindest rtgards, I am, respectfully,
VY J>. i.iiKLl.l', i'.
We, tin1 undersigned DruiriilHt, Imki* pleasure in
commendini; to I ti e trade 1'k J. ltii^nun : *
Kkm\1.k lti'uui AiOK-bollevlug it to be u good und
leliuhle I'omvtty for thi-dlsease lor v. Ui*. 1? he tecum
mends it.
W. A. Ijanhiikm., Atlanta, Ha.
I'tMlllKiOS, W I i l.SON , T A Y I OK
Atlnnltt, <J torgifi*
IIKD^iaE mid Vox, Atlanta, Georgia.
\V. it. 1.awsiik, Atlanta. Georgia.
\V. Hoot aiul Son, Marietta, Georgia.
\CTS with gentleness and thoroughness upon,
the tjiver and (leig*ul (.Circulation ke ps
ihe Howel in Natural iliul Cleanses ino
System Iroiiiftll impui'l@ [r. v Ni'mt t
mis to i tssaeaeeatasss,aaecasESHaaas;a t11' iu;
I, i v h i | M Direas
p 1 Dr. 0, S. Prophitt'sl
r.nlargi M A H in c n,
l?y " P ... v j,.,. :. *11 ?>r?i>?it*.
Indigestion. Low of* Appetite, Nasuea, Sour
Stomach, Heart lli.rn, Debility, low Spirits,
Oold Fern an l Hands, Coaii veinv-8, Id* tteslncfs,
Colic, Cliroulc 1 iu rhua, and Cluoulc Chills und
lever.
c:.- (.'oiu pounded iii .sliict accordance with
skill inl clieinintry and n ieniitr pi.at ro'tcy, lliit
putol> Yegetun t < 'otnpoulul In.s, alter the vctirrS?s
i CELF.RR ATF.n
jg ? ?J-li-f rg t{! ST<)HA .
ihk and Jjj tw?.'j,:. E RLCIT KR\nt
by 1he ?*nliKl?K'uetl tcttiniony (it thousand*
us.|inf"it; m> lniMiioniously tillpiMed that tl krc|is
the Idvor in healthful acton; stud witun Hu> directions
n1"'' observed the process of waste and r?
pleoishiiii'ti1 1,1 tin limnuu sygtein continues unIntel
rupteuly <o a ripe old uge and man, like the
p vtriaoi lis vil old, drops into the K?ave lull of
icarp, wlilKMH !. strum. ?*, and whenever i>n\ru
I ilms Ins jo ero U a
live ? ?t , .. v , ? AUup : e >5
ILlver Mctuciiie,|:;;??,
and ro- |j JiMUSW. SS vr.-^VT.^Ut || bust ion-111
ulion, 11 c iu no jrlvtMi A iili etjmil safety and
o.-riaiiii of hiu < ? ?* to tj.e juuiir child, invalid
lady or t-iromc man. may 1, 18*1.
i>u. o. s. rnomiiTTs
Ano:oYKi; r a m kia.X, IT, m
n ] :v i j- Aii.i !
KILl.fi PAIN IN EVERY FORM. I \ U
(1ur?? Pains 11. 11 ? I1 n U i 'hi-.-1.. Hips or Miub^
J Khc umnltsin. Neuralgia, Coughs, (.'olds, Hroi* I
ctilal A H'eet ioiu, Ki.ii ey Do-eat-en, 1 >j spep.-ij
l.iver Complain', i olio, (.'Upturn ftlorbiiB, l'leul!
sy. Asthma, JI tin r l Hum, Toothache, Jaw iielJ v
haracho, I load i ho, Sprains, Bruises, On is, O i v^B
tusions, Sores, I.nc?rnleil Wounds, Scalds, Hm p w|i
("lull H In ii -, V'r.isi linos, Tolso.-s of all kin<!
vogctuMe or uiiimul. CL/J'< >f .t1
ft 'j'- I
I ^\ 1IST ICW Aj it. ?
he lieinedles over discocei ed for the relief el m j .
eisng humanity, tins is ilie best Pain Med lea tor
known (o Hied leal Science. The care u speedy and
permanent in the most inveterate diseases. i nis <
is no humbug, but a grand medical discovery. A
i'ai .v 1v.ii.lkh cont Hilling no poison to lu(inme i
uiiniits.tt ui unvu i nt* i u 11 inmiiuii upon an i . i . T*
ual organs. Its eilhiency ib truly wonderful j;lief
is Instantaneous. It Is destined to banish
pains ami aches, wounds and if j iils<.s, from the
faro of the earth. may l, ib?].
Tins is the c? lebratod medicine that run i' ri v '
Davis l'uin Killer out of the market, wherever it
was used Davis matte Prophitt change the name
from Dam Killer to paia Kill it. j
For Ilheum&llsnt. Keuralitiii, or pain of any j
kind it has no equal. ? For tints, If rinses, Hums,
or old Sorea it it* the lies! thing J on can use as a J
dressing.?For skaki. hitks or St i.\os ot poisonous
I Km 11 a it I? ft perfect AtmnoTfe.?it it good for 1
Colm Oolda Coughs or Itowel l'oin]?luiiit. n.< f
name indicates tt? uaturu lully. u is truly I k-. i n 9
to pnni.?Manufactured and so;d by Hi ai ru i n AS
aud Co. Atlanta Ga. anjMforsale by till druggists' JY
Dooly I'opniy. Oa. April 18e7. a
This Is to certify that t was confined to the k
house and most of the time to my bed and sutler- -
mg the greatest agony imaginable with hheumntism
for live mouths and after trying every available
remedy with noreiief i was cured with two j
bottles of Dr. t). s. i'orphitt's Anodyne Putu Kill
it; each costing lifty cents only, it relieved nio
almost instantly, i therefore recommend it in ti>e
highest degree to others suffering from similar >j
disease, i can say that il is one of the fluent family ;
medicines now out, certain. J
Yours truly w. a. fqhkhaud, "'>' & '
Nkwton Factory (l.i. Nov. 186"*. 1
DB. Propnitt : ? Last summer m \ llflffiU Sl.c^.., ?v4 li
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hW knee severely causing iho whole leg to iwoll I
to aWoul twice its natural hizo aud rendering hlro I
almost lielpl**** i two implications oi your Ano>
iljuo Pain Kill It.thoroughly cured U?J If Davis.
CEIi T1F1CA TK8.
Wo the undersign*" ' <tf.'t*ud l)r. ProplilU'a
Preparations itud tit. | A f '1' lu n'i'onuiUfillnj
them to tl"* public u? t>?ii claims for iln-ina
Col K J Henderson GcvlpCtbn Ub, O T Koger:
Covington G;i. US Porter Covington On. Prof. J
I. James Covington (la. Hev. M W Arnold
Georgia Conference lv?v. W \V (t-.Hn Georgia
Conference K IV1 Swiui?"n Morn leello Gu. Hubert 1
P-irnes J asper county Or. A HI Robinson Monticello
Oa. J nines Wright Putnnui county On. A
Westhrook Putnam county fin. Judge .1 . J.
Floyd Covington (la. \S I. Hebee Covington
Fnterprlee, ' A H ZttchryConyers*. (Jen George
Wallace, Atlanta, Ca.; Dick Locket, Davis
coriily, Texas; W. Jlauk Wlmtley, Cusscla j
Texas, W.C. Roberts. Lindon county, Texas.
Tommey A .Stewart, Atlanta, Ga. W. A I j
Lansdcll, Druggist, Atlanta, Ga.; H. F. Ma- >g
tlox, of II. F. Maddux A Co., Atlanta, Ga.
I'riali fcitewns,Cartcrsvillo, Ca. ; A. N. Louis Id
Lownsdon county, Ga." ; Josoph'Laml, Down
ties county, Ga.; .las. Jell, Carfersvitlo, Ga. " V
W. L. F.llis, Dooly county, Ga. ; John 1?. l)a- / *jr f
vis. Newton Factory ; H. F. Bass, Lowndes y
county. j 1
STATE OF GEORGIA > Know all men
Ftt/rr n County, \ by these pr"scuts, *
That I have this day, lor value received, sold *11111
arid transforro d to BKADF1EI.D & CO., the |
sole ridht,to manufacture and sell iny Family df
Medicines, and have furnished them wilhtho M
full receipti^and have authorized the said I
BR AP FIELD ?& CO.. to print,or haveptintdd
anything they may sco proper^couceming anj(f> B
and all Of above named Medicines. The 10th
15th of June, 1870. Ft
Signed) (). S. RROPITITT.
In presence of Thomas F. Jones, and Ruber*
Crawford, Notary Public, (l. s.)
Manufactured for salo by URADF1ELT.? & Co. Is
Broad street) Atlanta, Ga. for sale by ;>li gjfg
PmggisUi 'dLfl