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!>r. .7, WalhorN California Y inrirar
Hitters arc a purely Vegetable
preparation, made eliiclly from the native
heiba found on the lower ranges of
the Sierra Nevada mountains of ('alifornia.
the medicinal properties of wliieh
> re oxii.uU"' 'herefrom without the use
of AU-.olioi , f.o question is almost
lailx a \>svv "What is the cause of the
41 unparalleled success of ViNiaiAii liirmii.-s?"
ten answer is, tbat they remove
the cause e?l disease, and the patient reco\eis
his health. They are the "rent
blood p .ri'ier and a iile-nix iim pi ineiple,
a peri'eet I.Vnovator and ln\i^orator
ot tin* sxsiein. Never before in tho
liiso i \ wf rev world has a mcdicino boon,
e?'oi:iona,d'Ml po.is<v;-i.ng tho remarkable
|| ia ; (V ' f \ INK; \U l!l iTIvRf, in healing the
.nek oi t .ei v disease man i-, heir to. They
me a gvniic Purgative a,s well as a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or li.lhunmnt.inn of
the bivw and \i..c'"\il Organs i>. bilious
1 h.-oases ___
1 lie uruportiv* of- Du. yv.u.kku's;
Vi.sni vk ]:rr 1i:us an. Aperient. l.Hunh orotic,
f .ii n, n.vr.ve. Nut'Vien . Laxative. iMnrotic,
Sod.iii\ i l unnr lrvl'.uit Sudorific, Altera
Vo, and Anti bilious.
CnttVi'iil Thousands prorrahn Yin*TfiA!t
Hi rrrus tin; most wonderlul In\
igoniul Hat. cv.er SU;'fiiiied tlr* Kinking
*y oon.. ,
No Perron ctiiilalvC those ibttors
nrciinliii,1, to directions, and remain long
vimvel'. pro v ido< Lt.lmir bones aro not destroyed
by mineral poison or othermeans.
and vital organs wasted beyond
/epair.
liilious, llcmiltont. anil Intorill
ill rid 3-overs, whicli arc so prevalent
in the valleys of our groat rivers
through at. the United Slate -, especially
those of: the Mississippi, Ohio, Missouri,.
1 llino'.s, Tennessee, Cumberland, Arkansas.
lied, Colorado, Bi'azos, Rio> Grande,
IVurl, Alabama, Mobilo, Savannah, Koanoke,
James, and many others, with
their \ i.st tribpturiaa, throughout out
entire country during- the Summer and
.\utmmj. and remarkably so during seasons
o* unusual boat and dryness, ajo
in variably accompanied by ex ten. ivedorangoiuents
of the stomach and liver,
and other abdominal visor ru.. in their
trouti a nt, a purgative., exerting a powerful
influence upon these various organs,.
is essentially necessary. There
is no cathartic for the purpose equal to
bit. ) Walkku's ViNicuAit Hn runs,,
as they will speedily remove the darkvoh-red
viscid lqatter with which thebowels
are loaded, id the same timo
m involuting the secretions of the liver,,
and generally restoring the healthy
1'uneiions of the digestive organs.
lordly the body against disease
by purifying all its fluids with Vinkcar
T.l t'Lucius.. No epidemic can take hold
of a s\ stem thus lore-armed.
\Dyspepsia or Indigestion, JTeadh(
lu-.. j'ain in the Shoulders, Coughs,
'J j-ainc -s of lb. v Chest, Dizziness, Sour
Involutions of the Stomach, Bad Paste
i i t k?, I. 1>:i: * . 1- . .
... , ...X1.JII, U.jiifi.i I lilCKM,
of the 11 curt, Inflammation of the
J.un&a, J' iin in the region of the Ki<J.
iu \6 d a hundred other painful syinp1
"lius. arc the oIl'Hpnngs ot Dyspepsia.
< ne l lottli* will prove a better guaranteeLis
Qieiits than a lengthy advoiTiscnt.
?
ScrtvTuln, or Tung's Evil, White
Swelling, Fleers, Erysipelas, Swelled Xeek,
ti mi re, Scrofulous Inflammations, Indolent.
Inflammations, Mercurial A flection*, OKI
Mintptions of tlio Skin, Sore Eye*, etc.
Jii these, a> in all other constitutional Diseases.
\ ai.kkh's VrxRGAtt Bittkun havo
? !i??wi? their great curative powers in the
joust o1*a.niuio and intractable cases.
For hilininiuatory and Chronic
lilitMinmtisin, Gont, Bilious, Bcmitt.'nt
and I intermittent Fevers, I >i. eases of
tin: J Mood, Liver, Kidneys and Bladder,
tliese Bitters havo no entail. Such Discusesare
caused by Vitiated Blood. f.
Mechanical Di^oasos.?Pcrsovis enpaged
in Fainta- and Minerals, such as
J'lumbers, Typo-setU>rs, Gold beaters, and
Minors, u* they udvt/.vo in lite, arc subjoot
l iralysis of tin* Dowels. To guard
*g...iist litis, take a dnwof WALUiiu's Vi.vl
.Ait Birr Fits occasionally.
Tor Ski it Diseases, Eruptions, Tett
r, Salt-Rheum, Blotches, Spots, l'tmplofl,
J tvonies. Boils, Carbuncle*, Ring-worms,
fri-ald-head, Sore Ryes, Erysipelas, Itch,
Scurf-, Discoloration* of the Skin, Ilumors
and Di-wascs of the Skiu of whatever name
or nature, are literally dog up and carried
Clllf rf?l fkil* OPcfmn ??t a 1' ?
- ... vm%/ n^iui Ml 144 IV OLTU V tlUH' l?Jf lUU UiW
d lllMSf, ItittCl'*.
l'iu, Tapo, and other Worms,
lurkt-iifr in tlx* system of so niAiiy tho. tsands,
re otiit'lHrtUy destroyed and renvovtrd. No
v inn ?>t medicine, no vermifuges,, 10 nnfiiclnmiilie*
will tree the system frou* 'uuia
Jil these Hitters,
f:or Pcinalo Complaints, u? j?/.ing
< old, married or single, at tin-dawn of wo.
manhood, or tho turn of life, those Tunic
Hitter* display s.)/.'ccidiTil an intinonce that
Improvement in soon Jmfcc.ptihld.
l* rit'utj.si' the Vilinted Jilood whon?v
t you dud it* jnnumtie* bursting through
f f .skm m Pimples. ivuntions, or Sorr.s;
leans* \ .on ydn find it ol>st;ne?ed and
Hutfgisb i^-tua tVinr; clfhn.sc rt when ' is
foiu ; roar feeling* Wtl tell von when.* h'eej/
Ihe hlreui pure, and the health'of the tr^tem
vril! folioft*. 'e?
Jt. If. M< IKlNAt.T) .t CO.;
JVrxifnrUt* ittitl Oun A 4t?.. JrViti.ciiM"). CrJtfornla,
Vi'l e< r of vV..t. cton hilt) CWirltnn ftt*.. N. V
> h? ?U IVI-uk* l.lt una DulaC
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TilK IIMM'Y HINTING GROINOSpotted
Tail's Description of tl*e Spirit
World The Indian's Religion?Where Mm
Grout Spirit will Loun to the Red Man's
Cause,
]Vashlnyloi Letter to the Courier Journal.
Correspondent?I want yon to toll
mo somewhat oi your r* ligious heliel.
Spoiled Tail, alter ?j?nto a pause,
proceeded, in answer to questions put
! iiy your correspondent and Major
Howard, to talk very gravely, the h?llowing
being substantially what he
said:
"Most Indians bidmvo in the Great
<.>'n o .. .... > .. i...11 i? ...
i i.'i'ii u, iii it nvavi'ii itim ill a ?iVI i . Dill
some are unbelievers, and think that
l when they die they avc no more, just
; liko llij dog mnl the horse. There are
hui i wo woilds, the one on whieh wo
live, and tfiat one where the Cireat
Spirit dwella. The spirit. world is
more than ten thousand times larger
j lhan this, its hunting tielda ha\e no
| end, and the game there is iuexhou-'U*
| hie. Its llow ers are move Wavttiful
I and tragrant that* any we have ever
! known, and its maidens are as lovely
as the colors of the clouds before a
setting sun, and never grow old. The
: land does not have to he cultivated
| there, hut every kind id good truit,
and in the greatest abundance, hang
upon the tiees and vines continuously
j waiting to be plucked, Nothing ever
dies there, and the wants ol all who go
| there are constantly and forever 8ttpplied
without the necesscit.y ol any
work. All g od Luen, whether they
are white or red, go to heaven, but a
: great ditiereucu will exist between the
conditions ot the races ol men and i.u;
di\ iduuls there and what they are here.
Kverything nearly will be reversed
i'lite wealthy lute will he poor there,
' the powerful and great hero will be
humble there, The Indians who have
been overpowered by the intelligence
and skill of the white man here will
have a better chance there. l?\eryi
thing which, has been taken Idhj tin 111
j here m ill be given back to them there,
even to his gun, his dog ami his pony,
lieix* the grat Spirit has been on the
white man's side:, there lie will lean to
the eause ot the Indian, and then,''
said the duel, his eyes Hashing* the
mean time a tearful realization of the
i present condition ul his j>< oplo, "we'll
tight it out, and wo will not he driven
lroiu ouv hunting grounds like the
sneaking, savage woll. The had men
ot all nations will go down into the
centre ol'the earth and he excluded
j 1'ioin the spirit Laud."
Covrcsnoudcnt--.But tell mo, You
know that when you die ? when your
people die? they rot like the horse and
dog, and their bodies go inio t he earth,
the air,,and. Ataler. I low is it that you
i arc to go to the spirit land and da
everything there as individuals very
much alter the same manner that you
do here?
S[ ?. led Ta;J?We go there ns spirit*,
and there get new bodice,, which the
white man can not kill.
Correspondent?Have you not heard
through your missionaries ahout .Jesus
Christ, the Son ol the G.reat Spirit?
Spotted Tail?4Yes, 1 have heard all
ahout linn; how good lie was;, what
great things lie did; how lie would
i help the had man to he good, and how
lie would lead all who worn! listen to
j lliiu to the Great Spirit,. Li is Lather;
and I have also heard how the white
] man killed Hi in. The Indian never
; would have done that; he never would
j it .ve murdered the Son ol the Great
iSpiiit.. ILu would rat lieu have loved
I ilim hctlei than his own 1 i 1 <_ ; won Idhave
given 11 iin anything and all lie
I had, and lor lino would have gone
upon the warpath and conquered ihe
world, li wits lor a long lime afier 1
first heard about Jesus Christ that I
did not understand how the white man
could buvkilled Drug. but when 1 got
better acquainted with the whiles,
when 1 realized the fact that they had
no respect lor the rights ol the Indian,
would take away hn> home where he
was born, murder him and his children,
despoil his- women, and rob him ol'
his winter's food, 1 then very leadily
understood how they could even kill
the {Sou ol the Great {Spirit as they
did.
Correspondent?Do the Indiana often
pray to-the Great {Spirit?"
{Spotted Tail?Yes:, on most all occasions,
whether great or small."
Correspondent?Does the Great Spivit
answer their prayers?
.Spotted Tail- - Yes; he always answers
the good mam He has given us all j
we have,, and m always present to
give us more, if we only do no wrong..
"Sculped*"
"Injuns, stranger?Injuns? Yea I
know the hull gang of 'cm from Red 1
C loud and JS.uoLted Tail ?? < '
? _ . ??./ -i n n/ tut;
tod ling pappooso, X ought to know
'ein?I've lit 'em for nigh onto thir y
years I"
lie was a grim-looking old man,
with grizzle locks in view under his
coon-skin cap. lie had on a bear skin
coat, mdian moccasins, buckskin shirt
and leggings, and he held a long ritie
between his knees as we talked.
"These Western rai1 roads are rapidly
civilizing the country?fast killing
' oil Indians, wolves, and buffaloes?"
lie looked around the ear, which
was handsomely furnished and finished,
and sighed us he replied:
"Yee, lunea are gilt in' wuss ah*
ivusi down this way. I've been think
in' o! gem' up to the Yellowstone,
whar a man can go out any time o' i
day and git up a *qu*r fight with a I
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HE HORK HyejEK
< iw.lv, or rtiw ith the
. wituvsK luu ,
;\?u im.kt Ik?h,1(; ,,.,ck?mn?
"Only bout onilo so
llfllhei' Ot) Jkln|)g \ x cMlll I sleep
quite so wiili 'i pouring
down iulo inv 'iiViu uii'm! ' thought
I wasn't good Mi'/, , . j Injuns on
tlt?) plains, or iu\,, 1 |,e that eVef
mood <01 logs, IM I |||c|j |j'l'slio..; no !''
"You ii: st ha\j|.llMV * Wild times
! out here?"
"IV.ity wild?puvty wild," mused
the old man; "there used to ho heaps
o' reds out here, to say nothing ol the
wolves, h'ms and rattle-snakes, an*
thai* was times wheu deuth rose up
t?? shake hands with me."
"Kver taken prisoner?"
"I tuought hev beon ? I guess I
. i?' i ?
was; ue Ham, as tie uncovered his
! head.
*" W" 1?y, you've been sealjwul I"
"They called it sculping, stranger!''
4\And \\ ho did that V
I ."This same blasted Hod cloud, lie
| didn't use the knife, but he stood by
find hollered and encouraged the chap
who clid do it."
44Vour sensations must have been
ten i bio."
' There w asn't lime to feel any scosatioiif,
stranger. They sneaked in
on me an' Tom as we dozed, an' when
! 1 woke up Tom was riddled an' my
: sculp was hanging to an Injun's belt!''
44 And what l hen ?
' Nothing uiuch, I got up and
killviI two,
wounded another, and legged it? up a
canon and got away. It u was to do
over again I'd git my topknot back
or light the wholo 8 Lous. nation til
humbody went under !"
fie seemed lost in reflection for a
moment, and then continued:
i don't know what ueulps arc wulb
in the market, hut 1 guess I've got the
lull value o' mine.. I've knocked over
risin" of ihiny tSioux since that night,
an' I guess I'd be willing' to pass receipts
!"
kT suppose you've had a turn at
half a dozen different tribes V"
"Toss see he noised. "Thai 's the
vSioux, iilaekloel, L'awneos, Arrana|
hoes. 8hoshones,, Chevennes, an'
three or lour other I l ibes. They've
ail hunted ine, and I ve hunted them,
mi' I can't say as they owe me anything."
"i notic.u a bud scar on your face."
"J'urty good scar tor a common
; man, but, 1 kin show ycihc sculp-lock
jot the 1 'aw no who made it. lie
(jumped on lo me j.i-u alter I had swum
la liver,.an' he thought he'd got. noid.
of a jack rabbit. 'L'vvas a bad cut, ami
; it kind o 'mazed mc at tuM., but when
j 1 did cum to, be was gone a tore he
j could yell ivvice! 1. said it was a pur'
I iv good scar, bui it isn't unite ckai to
I tins."
I And he pnrslied ud the legging oil
j his right, log and exhibited a scar
' which made me draw. back. The loot,
ankle, and the leg as high as 1 could
sec had been burned by lire.
"The UhieUleet had me last, in a.
1 stake once, ye ohsary ," ke exclaimed.
I "Thill was tiiii time wlieu tliey poked?
I each, other ill the ribs an' said they
I had a dead-sure thing on old Carter,
hut they w ;.z. mistaken.. They had me
j three days, and. I'd bin k;? k-d an'
culled around until there wasn't any
| more tun it an' then they tied me
to a stake an' lighWd a lire around me..
| 'Twas pretty clus,, stranger?pretty
cins!'
"And how did you escape ?'
"Halt a dozen ol my eld paids came
along jist iu iune to knock over hall
1 the band, and save me.'
There was vile nee again while he
| unbuttoned his shirt aiui showed me a
bosom literally giidironed with scars.
I "Well,, lhar may he two or three
! kiiile cuts thar,' he explained, "but.
tlic hell o' them scars wuz made by a
grizzle, lie wasn't one o' these bar
calves that sutu Idlks knock over uo'
I he n blow about, but a reg'lait thruu
story, old-lashioncd tirizzly,. such asye
don't lind outside o the darkest
canons in the Rockies. I wuss bend.in'
over the lire when the varmint Mild
down a canon an' win* right on hand
at ore I had any warniiiV
"And was it a hard light?"
"It. wuz a party tight, stranger,
because it wins a ia r iigbt. 1 had aI
big Unite, an he had teeth an' claws,
I an' we went in tor kill, lie \vu/. good i
grit, but a lccttle slow. Thar wuaj
| about thirty days alter that little e|>y- j
sode thai my pard had to hums me like
i a child,r
j "And yon mean to die out here ?'
i "That's h>r the Lord to snyr l?ul 1
I Vpeets yer inore'n right. The Inj,uns
is putty quiet down here,, an' these
kecrs ar' bringing heaps o' people
West, but Tin goin' up whar a white
man won't disturb the Lord's work lor
a hundred y?-ars to cum 1 I feel kinder
mean an' small down here?as it I
wuz hunt in' rabbits,, but up the Yellowstone
a fellow km brace up alter
he's knocked over a red or two an feel
as if he wasn't loolin' awitv hi? vomur 1
? J <9
daysT 1
And that was old Curler. ;
"Sir," said a little blustering man to
a religion* opponent, "to what sect do
you auppose L belong? "Well, I
don't exactly know,' replied hi* opponent,
"but to judge I kmc young size,
appearance, and cohhiant buzzing, 1
should think you belong to the clans
generally called inject.'
The New \ ork eorrespor lent of the
Philadelphia Ledger says there is fxecllenv
authority tor saying thai JUr.
Beecher's cost in the scandal trial
amounts to $126,000.
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LY NEWS: .JULY 11
I THE GREAT
id i (j ( is Ii
nrit ? -
5 The Cordial Balm of Syriciaa
\\?TO\iC !'IUV
I Nervous I )ol>ilitv.
>iowever obscure (he etuisc* mny he which con*
' tribute '.o retnlei uer\oua d-btllt> n disease so
1 prevalent, aU'ectlng, ?? u iaomb, Hourly oj. o (ml.
o( our adult population it is a . itl .?!< '?. * I y ( \c
that (JLity o>v day ami tear \> \ reur, \* a v/^ii is*
moat frightful Increaaw of nervous allecUon~
irom tin* Kii j!1 tost neuralgia to the more grave
and extreme toruxs of
I
iNervous Prostration,
It I* of the hiitheat Importance, then, that lu ll*
vid' ila alio-itld ho abb* to judge lor tin*el\es
hy . lie* r own teeU'iits, If ami 10 what ex'out they
lire at incited l)> this tnfudioua enemy to health,
com loci, and even It fe 11 sel i if lef to run ioooi1' n*j
unchecked, ny the early ami prompt uppilguttqu
I of curative remedies.
Nervous Debility
sj
I* characterised ??y a general languor op weakness
of the whole ore iiism, especially <>f tha
nervous system, oV-n-noi j ami preveuti.g 11?
| ordlitiiy IiiihII) is ol unlove; hi'iuo, there i?* a
I disordered siu'e ol the aecrottoj h, c? snpe' ion,
scanty and high colored m ine with an CXCiw* ot
earth I^ of 11 any sedi .neti (, i. s- iti ve f v/ n;io ol
liraia mid mu se suns' frt<;>ieiit p upil t
lions ol lie limit, loss of me ntu y ami marked
| lir? solution ot purpose, ami inability to t arry in
' loa'tion any well-'leflneii bu -.ness ei. terP'Use, ot
' uj II t 'be muni upon any one thing any length
1 of time. Therelsyre.il sens! ive.n as to impres
' stone, thonvh retail ?*d huln short nine v. in a
| iltckHiiair ail'' M<ilterunii co'uliiion of tho mental
tacultiea i eiiderimr an iiidi.viiluai what is com
, inoiily called a wliiilh*-minded, or ({clue mim e!
I man.. i'hero must, oil ueii'isity in. in cseh
| Individual difiereiit symptoina, lua oHoiiik,
to hie peculiar oryanus i:Ions, nahiis,
pursuits ami ten. jieraimmi, whlcti all serve
to shape lite mauiier ol the mauifte'a,
tlon of their nervous disi urh.iin.-es, consu
V vinn UitroreiiCe m.u W d us uiu i heir pu k.oii I
peiuiiavun-s Ulssimlalr njtrl yrcuUsr t them
' s'Inus These difference*, ui the uia-mer aim form
| of-'.hel#' inaju.lifc.1 moil, do mil tmluate ii ? i un.-a
1 v r v ditlor* lice to lie toll owed In the 11 r..n. iii of
any ii iff w here ?J|s? ase has its origin in phyi-bui
: ijijiu y -i lie same ion cdn - hems; a like ipplivwlm*
I ro tho WHItk as io the si roup ? to I lie * i nr iy us to
1 (lie sickly, varied oiuy In degree of quantit) ami
duration in ilie use oI liitun in ordi r to over, ome
Tlii* olftet.se Nervous lieoiii'.y, oi vvh ii i- p?m*r
i ally !' !! tided is such, I s as pi 11 ean i vned m > -
v HII-H'S 15? Itrc uriMlus ill Ml'' Mill) Wl'l'CKi'l
i mnriiiur wlio? In Msi titUturlcfi ft t mjvty, lies
I down i lor a moment's slei p upon ipe
. v im k on v iin it ue 11 o.i ti?, w'i in ai i tin* eft'men is ol
d. pn notion in mad coil)uioiion ui oiiiiii h1111 \s lei!
l lift llrnI. Ii'8l 11 ile M III? h i I i.f ui ;i "tini n* for
M Sol. Utiling vOltil Upon Will' li lie Iiol.v linil (i
j hi;iiiiJiiii{ pie".
In euiiib i: ise? of ililb dise are p rox'
YSin* <<r IIMUMI'I lUouS. W11 ll l*X 1IVmi' (Ji?lii11 ,y . p
i parent iii uv> r.y ilim ft oiien ??>ii ill* .<?.. - oi i.ei'i.c
In .ill iis si 11Xen-?aIuo allot llti' i;i D"i'iil s| injiU'i ?
' (*n ll uir fit l"il, with a local itniiiife* Htiou of 11
J more frequent Jy ipparent, in Mm /.idai turves,
; tnovuti it 1O.1> lie ui a-n.v oilier pun of n t, t.oi>,
I ninh as lae tnorax, lOidouvii mil . iinhs, aiui
pnuisi't a sliouiuiK, i.iiicii.iimi; iMiujiitier I m
(ili'c condition mi eip? out* ton ivio.. i in lie t,% i
fhtwi, ns liis \ iiitiny oi a st-i u> mi~ ilici iota liy
iij ' oa sr I'XI ruo.i oi luu iri'ipini i iiv cm mm tti
1 llll | N?peiN M II-'li Ms lier \ otlSSei.MI 11 i 111 I lit l'.'.isr s,
I i..ui il tiio uiiiiiiiii<.loii it' ii.c icsiui sj( irriiai on,
! us l'i iii.-n.tse i.i local 11. j il i*> , If.", a i *? nener > do1
crease ot \ ilal stamina or iiuwur - Um . et?i s,lio U
oi irriii'.l ion nuty ' l? u# secondary t.ui.?e, Uiu illliar
-iii or pririn in-e iiciip; sonic one or ,ui ui
IIIOVI) ilrcll'ly liu' llolied II! nnnnli.Mi. ll.miHu',
lliciv iOh it fires t Uiall V o'lnrs on li<j ,1*1, ? ucti
ns MiroM.ri, Iiutiaria, oiooil ainl '.vi.-t hk d.se i.->e*
1 of . I' kinds, lev r , u xiiui I'Xcoso n u m? i..iuiy
j irnuti-ot 1 i fvic ano all olirouii 01 c.i.v-n, m In r?
, Un re is iif' u-u 11 n'.iiii). ? tins, ijeli.ji 1 oOeuit-'J to
' Uiu piunl 111 in ' w , i'roduc e 1 .1 ,?i -i.iii ot Unit
1 (j iv 11 iiitvoim it'll r?-. loom ^'.lifiiLt- It r 011 esp<'iiu
lop (IPifli'B of ll-'l-veom llnUif l> IS lll'll'i lllr'l
1 10 ail p l is rt itie s} siein a weakened ciiuIiiioii
loilo'.vs, uiipsoi ir. oh. irticiiiiif aid p r..l\/nx
' tin- I ii 11CUU11..I opera 1.1 - 1..- 01 ' vi 1 y in a*, .i, in ii 11
I fir itDii 11.?i: i.'il, . i'''i ?>.ir,i 10 L'.'li'l') on tnc Si On
; lie 1 li 011- s, Iiii ."iii'-ss or , it- as lire ul.' .msi. ih u
'I I101 coimI it ion 01 1 tic 11. oi.v ?i* a.ii, o. to esodi^. .m
M. is, 10.13. vsiiu c rt.m: iy lu uUi'cii. uy
| TILE GREAT
English Eemedy,
' TVie Hm-.lln! 15-. P~ -r O
u<n uaiin ui ovricum
j AiwM-oxiiiWi' a mici/AA.s,
1 Medicine.* unrivaled f\>r iiict,* wumlnful properties
and remarka do cuics ui ail tiei'v.mr iu 11
pinlut.1. Their eidcc', * equally /jr. it- in me
irt'.-t iiii> nl .mil (lire ?>t C:nin is, N. d??, l) Iters,
I'liri'.ii'S, Ptmpl I t- : i r, Ii v<r Soma. King
woria, Lrisip. i in, S.iki H. ;ul. iim bar's lui>?
en vy, ri I. li'i. iun, <'uj pi r ? oloi.d lllc'caes,
(i .iiutiuil.ir swelling, Worms .nid Jilaid. Spots in
mouth and iKibo, .s .re l.rir*, tiii.i sor.?-a ol every
c-liai nc lei, litiiiiud these uiedicinea are ihu very
btbl.
BLOOD* MEDICINE
! over placed before the people, and are warranted
i to be Hie most Powerful Allenitive ever origin
| a ted. oy man. Tloiy impart.
! STRENGTH TO THE BODY
?A.\r>?
Vigor to the IUiindr
Removing Morbid Sensibility, Iiepreaaion of
I spirits, Dementia, .nd Melancholia.
bach package of (Jordiad JJunn contains one
i box ol the Tonic Pills, wtneti also may he had
| separately ivi AO cent* per box.
Krcriii rexiiiiioninls.
I hkwsbckoii, Nov 12, J 87 5.
1 have used' the f'oidiai Pi in, and Syrciuni and
1athrop's Tonle PlJI* as a preventive and cure
lor the us" of arden t spirit* and habitual Imoxalien
and Itnd ibein actually epecillc In buvu
cases. I regard ttioni as most in valuable medlnines,
and iiotuing could induce ine to be v iiiioul
them. J A.OOR M USEKVE,
Titton, Dec .1, w4
We take great pleasure in Informing you ol the
snrpri-ongly benellcial results from me u.nc of
your Y-nglisli Remedy, The ('or dl.il liaiin of Syricuin
and boshpoy's Tonic Pill In a case of great
Nervous Debility and Prostration, by a member
of our lumtly who had been under treatment by
I dHl'ereut doctors lor nearly ibree years past,
i without any apparent bene 111 tlierefioru; but
I your medicines have produced a most wonderful
change for the better, and''lie patient now vie
I im'd I riiii Iiut'u t ?%>nlti *
jmj v \ viii ]/tv? *?v a ? C IJ c II V II CIVIC It*
MA ItKiliT sruuois.
I'.S. - We tell all with whom vv<- are utai i.tinted
who act* similarly ullliotea to try voui met!knits
M'liolu<?uiv
Wixry k 1U)?, IMohtpeller.
llt-.shV k tn., Murlii'ittou.
Al.l.fc ?Al IlifSfMNtt, Klllltliul.
()uKKi>& NiOtieie, S>1 Ait* t ii W.
\V l.KKH Ai HoiftK, Hot'On
rui* 9?uU* l>y it 11 I* Hverj l>
?W f)r. IjOlhrop mny he contained professionally
iiyimUt'Yve ot charpe. Adores*
G. KDUAIt LOTIIHOP, M. l>.
143 Oonrt St.r lio*t n, Mast.
Send for the Doctor*? Pi Ize Kssny cn Nervous
Disefliea. Sent ir?->.
Juuo 12, IS7& ? Jy ? q<\
7, 1875.
i ii?' m.ii. ii i m ?
Professional & Business Cards,
V. 1>. JOHNSON. J. M. JOJINHON
L\ I', ATXI.LUAI M.
JOHNSONSiQUATTLEBAUM,
1 ViTOUNKYS and COl'KSKLOliS AT LAW
I
Conwayboro, S. C.
Law Card.
O > HUDSON A KKLJLEY,
0
Attorneys & Counsellors at Law
Will practice in all live courts* oX" llorry,
whether State or Federul.
\iy~ One ofthc firm will be In attendance
at every term of the court, and sucli other
: limes as bushuv>& may require,
' 1 Marlon, S. C,
i w. w. s-fllfrs, j. u. uudson
,JNO. A. KfclJ.fcY.
I Oct. 21, ISTk
I I (VS. 'I. WAUSU,
Attorney at Law and ,
I Sold(T TOR IN EQUITY,
i W 11 practice in thecourtHof Marlon, Horry
and Georgetown,
t>llivrf at UONWA.XRUUCN tG <C.
Nov va, 1>70-if.
! rn * . ii U.L US VIE,
X- .
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
1 Y?'iU nivo prompt attention to.alt busiues
entrusted to Ina euro.
GONWAYIJORO, S. C.
June, 25, IS'ft..
ri"HJLAU & HART,
Commission Merchants,
1 .-. v 1 RUNT STREET,
NEW Y< UK.
i
| Liberal advances made on consignments
Naval Stores, L'ottoh, &c.
Orders roceivc Proinnb Attention.
l imxcptionable references given North and
South.
J- IL T.Hva.K J .. II. LlAjtu.
of-N.C.. ofiS. C
*
'piTOS. L. 1 lAKKEIiSON,
Commission Merchant
Shinpingjand Foi warding Agent,
Jil'LL. I'liKEli, S C.
Special attention given to the buying and
it i in- of I on TiMiniK, and other produce.
i ~s' ( 'mnfortahle Houses, Lots and. Stables,
for trions, n'itl ha furnished to transient 'JRnb
m> r, without. Charge, ichu entrust their
besii i ss to iic.
J 1.'. WILLIAMS,.
DKAI.KUIt VCi
(i LN r.liA1, MJCKCllAaN.DIUK,
.UAM. l ALIUIIOR OF NAVAL, STOILLS '
C <JM\l IS SIGN. MEUCliAJM T..
a N i>. ;
FCRWAELING AGENT.5
CC7" Special attention, given to. the buying
and selling of'L'on 'limber.
II I'LL CREEK,. S. C. '
1
~ TILL ST Alt,
Lk(U>Ub)iU:.'i at Marion*. S.. G^?itt
Year in Advance*
Offers the^foUowing liberal ynemiura& to oubset
iiiH.s:
A HANDSOME ENOIIA VTN& (19x14 In ) to ]
si IK' ' * 'lllivri tiers. " 1
A N KV.TKA COW OF THE ST ATI for ono J
vi-.ir to iui) on" who will send a Ciiuu ?/. Fivh <
: Mir.-c.ri > '*> a net on Engraving to each member
} ot i in' (milb 1
I A I, DYS MMUOOWO SATOII'KIj ?? SET .
' Or* <~K) T US I'UOS, eu-h valued'aA. $7.50, to any
j one )i'ii(t<i 2 i Olub of Fifteen.
TEN i?< > i.l.Aihtv LN- (3(9!,!>> for a Club of
| tW't'l. I ) 11
'II W EN I Y-VIVE DOLLARS IN G-REEN* *3
'3A 'KS ior n I'liih of T-'ifty.
FIFTY in ?I.LA US IN CrOLD- for a Club of
>m llu '<)!* >1.
n?N M. KG ANT FAMILY SEWt'NO MAl'
' UliN'K Wi .cox k Oibbs, worth $fi0 for a (Jlub
of t)i linndrMii and Fifty.
VV iiii ! ttio aiicrgy and enterprise, come lady or
Stent >i mm ri every neighborhood might gat one
or more of ihe handsome premiums offerred.
Premium* promptly paid,oa receipt of names
accompanied, by tin* cash.
iuonhy may be remitted b7 draft, post ofllcs
ord?>-, or registered letter at our. risk.
Aatedr.es>>- all loiters to
W. J.. MtoKERAllL, Editor,
Marios, s. ('. *
C OPiS U IVl P T ION, 1
scitoiaiA, &< ..
ITeiiDCSiiiiuiPPil (ienuitie Cotl I.lvsv Oil.
t? ii i od Liver Oil is warranted pure NLW- ,,
FOI >1)l. \Sf.l)- OLE. It has- atood ho test of
.aver twenty years' experience, and tan be rolled*
on in every'partioulur. Manufaotoicep by Heukman
& Co., t 'nemista and Druggi&ts>rrilew York,
and sold by till Druggists,.
Jan. 3ft th tiuio
Chapped Hands- and FaceKor?
i((H, l)*yiu>M of til? kkiovA(i? Ac.
Coruii -u n-.ee r.y II FOLtfA iVS t .V .UI'llOU t
I- ? Vt'ITII ?L"V<'Ei. INK- It keeps tt-e bauds
I sof' n nil Weather. See that you get lli'.CiKUW'H.
8oId by all Druggest. Price, 26 contst
sent by innU for 30 cents. Manufactured only by
lli.Or m \* Sco Cii?uiioi? tend. Druggist, V O. Box
2228, New York, Jan. 30th tsmo.
_____
IMPROV E D
CEPHALIC FILLS"
CURE
SICK HEADACHE. 1
1 CURE
fJERVOUS HEADACHE j ^
(lnrt- nil (Il?enart of the I.IVEK and all <ll?or- 11
?ler;? 11f the Hlomach, L>y8pepoia, Indigestlon Oo?- 1
tiv?M chf, Ac. The addition of Podophylltn to the
o-ifciii d Recipe, m:\Uea tki* pill the beet
FAMILY RKMKDY IN TUB WOULD.
Manhattan med. co., fkop'h.,
0 College Place, New York
M. P. BURNHAM' 1
tiuuin *
WATER WHEEL .
M'p.h Heleftcl. 4 year* xfo, find put to work in
J .he P .cut ottk?. "Wnebinicion, I). O., and ha* ^
l>r<t?i(t 'o oh tin- In et. 19 sues made, I'rloe >
; l?>wer thou any other flr*t clttea Wheel. Tain- *
I ph let free.
i Addren* t< y. Hoafw**, Yoir, j>a.
?
' * iM
*
SP^LDXTSTG'S
THROAT CONFECTIONS
Well k town ami STANDARD KKMEUY for
TIIKT1IUOA.T, < IIKST am) MINOS; a
SURE CURE for COUGIIS,
Sore Thro*! and Horsenee*. ^specially adapted
to the u?e of UlericyjiKMi, Public Speakers, and
Vocalists, rendering the tone of voice Clear and
Distinct. 9&Urn. a box.
MANHATTAN' MEI>. CO.J'uop'S.,
0 College New York.
janO- 10m.
BURBANK'S
I? VT I) A /A m /All A l\ f *a 1?
i'j a i a a v i u 1' u i' 1 u m.
This is the most safe and rvliaWt preparation
To qni?t th? nnicw,
Top?u?vc nevero i>u ji?,
M'o |>i*?kv?*ait couvuUiou*,
'I o iuduoo
and to use La evm y cm whore a S atlve is r?
HUltrud.
Mothers,
who are Ui the hiblt, of, giving^ their'children
Parcgoric, (iodfruy'i Cordial, Randannm or
dangerous Narcotics will find the klxtract o/
0.plu.m prepared liy Dr. lUirt?' alt a
Most Desirable Substitute.
Full dJadxiptions accompany. B ^?? in) cent
per 1k> fctle. J
MAN JUA.TTANMKI). CO.'So+.k Pilot's,
No y CoLlfge Flace, New l'ok.
jHnfl -10m
Toms' Condition Powder,
tnepiixud ia. accordance with the Original tiecipeof
the celebrated 1 >r Toms, ranks A, No. 1,
among all the remedies for LLnrstc* and Cattle*.
Toma' Condition Powder
Is xut niiulv of Cheep Drugs, with a view of
securing large profit*, but is composed of 'ho
Host Medical L> gaedients, each one of which Is,
of itself, an. article of sterling merit; and th>
whom compound l? warranted as the host Condition
l'owder even udniiJiister.ed to domeslh
an una Is.
Toms" Condition Powder
Is rapidly supplanting the many cheaply compounded
a nd worthless preparatioiUf that flood,
the market, with no other iment than the pecuniar.y
gain of tlieir unscrupulous proprietors.
Toms'" Condition Powder
Ir an Honest and Reliable remedy lor Heaves,
Poll Kvll, Horse Distemper. Indigestion, Dos* of
Appetite, iriirteit,. I n linen wi or , Rung Fever.
Crease, Cracked Heels, Scratches, Mange,,
Coughs, (Colds, Vistula, Dampens and ad thudiseases
of horses and cattle for which.Condition
Powders are usually administered.
Toms' Condition. Powder
Is the Fanners Friend, and should be kept by
every Stock ttrower and every 7tier of hors?sv
Who prldOS himself on the condition of hi* animals
and who wishes to see them hearty, healthy
and in good order.
Price cts. per paokivgo- Soldi hv all; dealers.
MA> M:ATi;AX MKDiCTNi; CO.,
( \ illiurn I M..o ? V* *
vv..vi,x. i uv.u, .>c\v 1 ol k,
Solo Proprietors, to whnut. till orders shoui.i btv
addrfBi it. jam)? lorn.
l)U."TOaMSr
RUSSIAN LINIMENT..
This Diiiaini?nt,.?nade strictly after the formula
of the renowned I)r. Tonus is the only
(IKKA.T SL'KGI'KHI I OR IMlliUM.ATISMi
oven ottered to the public that fully sustains thu
Deputation of e Heeling t%Ii that is claimed of It.
JsusAf bwr.KTt, Herkimer, N. Y.?"My daughter
was affected with aft'ectiun- nf the spine. 1 upplied
Kuseian l.nilmeni thoroughly to tier bin h.
1 used three bottles, and she i* entirely cured
hour. IC> k.-ii A.w, halt vi I In, N. Y.? was attacked
wilu lntlainaiory Uheuni'ttieui, and beciunounable
to move. Rusoian i.inlmeat effected as
permanent euro.
.liAS, M. Kay>. Kari villo, N. Y.?My right shout
iter became diseased, attended: with severe pain,
:u?d I.could not raise my arm without the help oft
the other hand. I" commenced using Dr. Toms
ltn mm an l.ininiout, and in less than one month
I could tviise my arm, tuid.lt in now entirely rejovereii.
Wo have a great manv ottier certificates evl?
irncuig the unparalleled elhcacy. of. Toms' Ru*iian
Diniment in cases of
Mi ill'Joints, So ulKiiftS,.
Wounds, llrtiises, Ituuii-*,
LiunenusH, foulracteiLforils,,
and a hundred other painful duoutus of the
Klesli lionej, PiLuroles and TendoneaQC7"
It is also an invaluable remedy for;
hAM EMCXS and S WXLUXGS /.V UOltSh'S
ami CATTLJC.
Price 25 Gout? per Bottl'oi.
Prepared only by fno MANHATTAN.
MEDICINE COMPANY,.!) Cou.kok IM.aok,,
Sk\v Yokjl, to whom all orders should be adlioseed.
junft-lOin.
ELEGANT PERFUMES.
At Popular PrLcesI
Iff ?
(.nx. aiji.vk.?A. most choice perfume,.embracing
ail the admired orders in ^ rp.ma) demand,
such as JboKBY. CJi.uu, P'ATonoflr)*, Franoipani,
New Mown Hay. Moso, AlixjI Hoqukt, Hose,.
Okramom, Yi.ano Ylanr, Vioi.it, White Rush,.
Turk Kosk. Wist End, Maonoi.ia, he, Alii
choico, delightful,.pormnneat and highly concentra
tod*.
These most elegant'extracts are sold'
at tho exceedingly low price of ftO ots.. per bottle,
and, considering their intrinsic excellence,,
they are beyond'all doubt, the cheapest Perfumes
In the market.
CUE AKAJIK ?K111,1J51K.-An Eau Lavande,
put updn largo bottles, a most rechorche, per-,
moating axid durable perfume. Sells at only
fto cts. per bottle^
CI IF. HirrTKItmil CIIlIOt.-Aji extract,
for the handkerchief of a most pleasing and,
delicious-odor, and one that is destined to become
eminently popular, nndU^teko equal rank
with the rarest favorite perf?o*fes of the day.
The Metternich Charm is put up In oz nnd V4
oz bottles, which.retail, respectively at 60 ct#.,
and 115 cu> each.
All the above select Perfumes are put up .by'
he
manhattan med, co., sjot.r phop'h.,
No. 9 College i'lftco, New Vork.
BIKBAXK^
Effervescent Aperient. '
To many persons pills .are so obnoxious and
n palatable tliatja
CATHARTIC
a some other for m is na
Absoluto Necessity,
?o all snch
Burbank's AtCfirip.nt:
(Mil be toutid a most thoroughtV ottVctive substfc.
ute,
J t is as plotting aud delightful as a glass of
(Oda Water. It corrects acedity of tbe stoin*
oh, cures indigestion and headache; tones up n
he system, aud Is the
Best llemedy tbr Constipation m
ver discovered.
It is put up lu large bottles and reuils at J^k
One Dollar Each.
To Ladies It U invaluable, se it is H
Perfectly Safo to Uaa at Any Tinft'ftBflH
No specific directions tife necess try In us.nj^^^^^H|
t, as It Is \ BE
ENTIRELY IIAHMLESK
In the largest doses. H
li AN 11 ATT AX ME1>. CO., SOLE PiW HH
9 College Place. Neinl B H
KB WB