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!T.ermh Directry. . 8. P. i. EtW, second S 104, 9010A. 11M.. W, 4Hh SAbatho aibery tor nt-ev. M bsn, at the o t ' oturch',' n 4th. nbbathn at 11 0 ok a. no p staeona Church, Rev. W. B. Sie gle .t astbr, "li' Sabbath and Sottfrdagj before i ah bnnth at 11 o'ploeet a. to. Qjgahpj.-Liberty Staion-oWB Potr-Services every 2d Sabbeith a Demoatho eaedi e have rcionvd the programme ofaeon of the oreonville Fair, w ioh i" to com off the 12th, 18th, and 14th io rn at. fo:tr. Alfred Godfrey purchased him.. solt a Hanook tap and the Liberty Dainooratic Cltub a banner at Pendles. ton.the other day. He intends hav ing a suitable motto inscribed upon the banner and then present it to the club. A Democrat who wais defonted in tho primary election in this County for a nimination to the Logislaturo wa approaseled rcently and solicited to run is an "Independent" candidaLe for that position. . He indignantly re. fused to listen to the proposition. The following gentlemen from neighboring bars woro mn attendano t our(,_:rt latwookc: Groonville-Col. W. 11. Perry, Maj. J.. Weitnor, M. .F. Ansel, T. Q. Donaldson, Whitnor Symimes, E. F. Stokes, WV. L. Wait, Julius Heyward. Anderson-Col. J. L. Orr, B. F. Whitnor. Walhalla Colo. J. J. Norton, W. C. Keith, R. A. Thompson, and 11. A. H. Gibson. Mr. John M. Fendley died at his resideneo in the eastern portion of this County last Saturday evening. Mr. Fendley was 83 years old. ite was a pious and devoted meinbor of Baptist Church for 65 years. It was shown in the close of his life that "the path of the just is as a tihiniig light, which shineth more and more unto the porfect day." Debility in adults is often cnused by worms. The change from childhoo;d to manhood is not gufficient to rid the system of this avful plagae. ShrinIur's I idiin Vornitigo will expell them and rest.or health and a bright complex on. . Farmers, amid theo excittomont, of po~litic.i ashoul d no~t neglect .iowin~g lent~ iful ly ofi fal outs. TIhe red lrust pi Ooif 15 Co'nsidered the o tur*l8 amid ,shoul d be. IVwn at onL1ce il neglected isn .A ugust, aind heptemaber. Spin inig sowni Sait~s miss aboutJ'1 1 nlino( to-.es ont of teni anmd it, isi hard(ly woirtlh ~w hilo to sow t hem. SOwV now antd be sure of a good crolp. .Noting pays botLcor. flTey ,re' your lanmd,' enable you to mtako n cr(.w(j .hen your* corn' gives out, an~d ni!ways .iells for a fair prico. Don' , e n'gh-et them. A N iw Dm;i'rrnI.-Upewr asR well aus S.,lu . Len ter (ut. a t, VAnasuy .1l li:m.:'s UI:zr-ness anmd S.oIe~fIry .'lant Iihaciory, Mla in Street,,Ui GromsvilIlo, S U., niext ds'or. to the~ .ign of lhe Large~ SalUs o IS.(hlatnd. pr1iocdL t-o uit, the ti iiinui. Tar 80 cents (p Ir gillloni. Call ,'uio whentn jirenvllo and1( got from hiimi lhat you want in th.is lino. W. G. Field, Esq., will accept our thianks~ for.a 1.e oft nico large Iiiilh p-, tatoes, grow'fl frm~c seed raised this ye.ar1. Atd r. Field in forms us that, the s~ed from wvhiich he raised thuis second (crop was dug July 10th, sun ned one day and then dried in the shade aboutm ten days before planting. The ground waUs not maznured nor1 was the pota toes critivatod. irish potatoes is one of' t ha-bot palying'cropa ini this-coun-~ try.- Theo- work necessary to raise them is not very great, while the yield is enormous. They keop much eawior tlhrou gh theo winter than sweet potatoes and aro equally as palatable and hoal.bay. IHagood, Alexander & Co. will pay you in o'ash or goods the highest prico for seod and bale cotton, "and don't, you forget it." A Inrge lot of Ladies Cloaks and G3en ts Clothing, at 11agood, Alexander & Co's. The lar'gest andi heapost lot of Boots and shoes, at, Iagood, A lex ander~t & (Co's. * J 'st receivedj a large let o( (Chitl unino tho1 1O . i l( Sj)I - jirl( bu ,( A *L tO). A~~ & C.. Se .l/lo.5Ilt Wash .. and or mp1frCi DwELLNo BrtiN -On inast Friday thod*elling house '!l Mr. Jeptha crain, bitunted about 1 miles from this place, accondentally caght -on fire while he and the other ocoptnts of the hoUse wOVo in the field pickIng cotton and was entirely consumed, to. gother with all his furniture, provis ions, plow and wagon gears, and about eight hundred pounds of seed cotton. Two feather beds, three counterpanes and two quilts was all he saved. All of Mr. Crain's clothing affd thlit of his daughter, Mrs. Losloy, and her four children, who live - with him, except the ovory-day work suits they had on, woro burnt and they have been leftin almost a destitute oondition. The fire is supposed to have originated from the fire place whore fire was left when the family all went to the field. The loss on Mr. Crain and his daughter is vory heavy, in fact it is all they pos ses, and we hope a generous public will lend them a helping hand. Presentment of Grand Jury-October Term, 1880. To the lion. T. J. Nackey, Presiding Judge of the 81h Judicial Circuit: We the members of the Grand Jury, beg leave to make our final presentment in clos ing our labors with this session of t he Court. We bave examined the dif'ercut offices re quired of us by law, and bciieve they have been well kept, and that each oflicer lais faithfully discharged the dutics iicu3beul upon hirm. The coudition of the publc roads we iltk, much betier thitan at any i'ne for several years, rellecliug gre-it c'.ed4t. unu ouz' Comn missioners, who secmcd auxious to ;;iVC "CO. eral sat isrfction in (lie honest C ischa 1ro of their reEponsible duties. W5 trust the good work will continue and t.hat their successors will manifest. a like sritit whea enteriug npon their well and eit ied pos*0i61is .o wh'ch Ihoy are called by tie voice or he people. In this connecion we would siate that a petition praying for the removal of a certain nuisance on Eihbeen Milo Creek re ceive their carly attentiou. and failing to do Bo they show cause why rot noticed. If wihin (lie legit iiae sphere of our lut ics we would call (lie attention of the Pres iding Judge to the fact that a numbe- of small aini insignifeniut eases have come before us., which it appea:-s could be si. led by he T ial J!1 ;iccs, a il thcreby save lie Comt h . o aui tioual cost of more cxpe',,s;ive i io. We are lheavily taxed and all shouM. ''eel 1he ab. sole..e necc.s.i~y of lighi i ~.be io C.. ron buirden iv oaich h~angs upon ou .shor'lue~ -. Tihese mt ners we ave perso i.'eu corQi be area:iged Ii ai low er court. ;e rcontraced az a't e Legisla, ors and Senaio'. from ihis .Counuy have Pickens County includeda in the Act recen 1;/ passed by (te Gene.-a Asseirbly, aippoit.iog M.\b ters for the vaiius conttiies, anad --e'qec.:- .'ly sutggest1 ihe namne of lie p ese,&it ueieut ar.'-J motst woihy ge.i,1--man WIIo non fius thie Probateo ofti..e. We findl on "a-Unation of 'he Cot"'t Com missioner's omleo that ,hie C.outy~ hasa as i ndubted'ess of aibout $:?,000; ih'o iuz.eces.. ou flailro:nd bonds. iunutintg &o $'.' .'I. 18. up to the 1st Januaruy I881, and that the Co.n. missions have levied 18 mills for railroad purpo.-es, which will raise $:2! ,G00. We have enmuied4 the jail anid fintd that, the uflicer look into the cotiition oif IIhe prisoners, aind see after tit hewUI which seemns not in thaoroughl repatir. To the lion. Judge we desire sozci.l1y to ret urn our inuce'-e t hauks for thie able,. cleav', and sais ifaclory manneur lhe !imr ex phe.i'ied our druie andi.i rendte' ed ourP conneiCCion wilh t hc court 130 p~laant and agrecable. Also to t he popular atnd distinguished Solicitor whom we all delight, to mieei, and we htonor. 1ENTON 8. VPiXE.AN. Foremuan. EnwToa RENrTNRL: .* orJbh feest time de Si -0 space in your valuable coluimnrs 1.0 ask all explauation upon'.teo questions, and 1 hope no one will think sarangeo it, but will be rea-ly to answer, as I supposo they wore thoroughly explat ned and argueli to a full satisfaction be-. fore they were answered and ordered into public priut. I therefore address R1ev. II. ?u e Sinlgletonl, Moderattor, T. Stewart, Clerk, and dhe delegatwion of the 1st Uttion District, th were at. Shtady Orove. Will you be kind enough to explain the following quleries: 1st~. flns the pastor of a church got. any riling power over the church? I see sour answer is No. I agree that thie pastor hans not power to rule the church, yet to say -he has not anay power, I would like to know what 1us lhe is to a chnei ch. 1W hy do churches or daiin iuisters, or why do chur'chos call paa a.Ifs thte church any ruling powrreye bof the clhurch? I see your auswer now ask what chutrch has powecr ci itor? [ admit that ihe church to h~ be~ long3 has power over him; I ask ni h. has? I learn every chur~ch to he bi II letit. body ais to any ofi hr hiead th ~ aa aiccording to my udders. Ludt I IP I * ne otter power over himiz. Other ha che , call him as their [n'ior, and lie 'i cept( ou not, jusl~t as Ihe lieases. li10i may Sa ehtnec'eh to callI hh n as a su pply, anol t hey (da :s itey please whiethar they call hitt or not. I hcp.' somne one who was present at * a e will be kind enongh to oxlahit tif t uidation the le~soui liat you mcani to Iineh. Your brother, JAs. T iuUjis,~ Sunnily hlu. S. C. I TT aT:Mf~ ~ Es-Thlo bine~iCss rov idI U andtnew era of pr'osperity whiteh bit ,>niu enoied aro in koing with h I inTcteate hiealth' I flnd happ)linessx l! '.ver thte bind resultiin ta 'o in the jedilt imiduc~tion of Wa rnecr's Safe .\ i and' Livor. Unro, '"Tiho chatI.-ec. harvy, Soms but little less Spei&al Noticei LourIVILLE, KY, May 2, 1b79. Messrs. Ilutchinson 4 Jiro. Atlanta, Ga., Oents-For sixteen years I have dihgently sought, for sonic specifle (of speedy act ion) for neuralgia and headaolie-recent use of' your '-Neuralgitne" pravcs I have at last found it, and I take great pleasure in fully endorsing your remedy as possessing every quality laiimed for it as a specific for sick headache andi neuralgia. . espect fully yours, T1OS. E. POWELL. For enf'by'.Dr. J. W. QIrIITAN. E311810y. CHEAPER THAN PHYSICIANS' BILLS. "A Thing ot Beauty is a Joy Forever." What is it? Something prepared for woman only, and used by them exoluoivoly. It is adapted especially to cases where the womb is disordered, and will euro all irregularities of the "menses" or "monthly courses," by restoring the discharge, whether accuto or chronic, in every inst-anco. Bradfield's Female Regulator, "Woman's Best Friend," is prepared by Dr. J. Bradlebl, A 1lanta, Ga., price $1.50 per botfle. Sold by Dr. J. W. Quillian, Easley Station. Announ-cements. For tho Logislaturo. )!,,Th many fIriens of Col. W. E. WELBORN rct M'y aul p him as a candidate for the .ila0t fic c1suing election, subject to the result neral clec tiorn. MANY FRarroS. CLBRATED ETrOMACIE siT TER The neccomuil;ed ev'dncel~, of nP'a lv ihh I v years yhow that the Uliecrs is a cemalai re~. m o imda~r ial dqjise, 's wvell as i.s su - est' Cevelni ve: that it c"a.ic.,eCs dyV.'spe si3, c Oh a. ion, live VIcolalaiut and lC'O neevIInexi, co:noe--a.~s a .endenicy to gout, ~remai.is.ii. ocha1'y and u eymne d1isoderCs, 1hat it. itupa. s iI nI hte r.-ehle, svld chiee-s ihe in td w b U:.e it ~i.igutes she body. For s-tde by all Urugrpists andi Dealers gen, ernlly. New Advertisemrents. Long Cmt Smoking Tobacco la mild, fragrnnt. au-! sweep, R-nokes cool, and gloes twiCe ats tr 'a. gr'anutlated i oltioo. ALLEN & 0GINTER; MahnufaIcturorM, p. ~ CENiTETOpdAN. -e Theo Ohiesig * Weokly News will be sent, potaid from date to l next, for 10 cc ihs trial .Ubscrlptiou will enable'-readers to bO 00mns acqualnte with the oheapest metro yltan weekly in the .8.dIjendenl In poltis, l henew., oretmarketreportse in evey saue. A favor itO fam i paior. Senid 10 oen~ (silver)a -.Eeven .====== tri I tions for 510. Regular DrICe 18 a ?a.ddress jbishe Wee ~ O* t fee Tuwe, a f 8*an Out , ogn is i c ec h a e or A a and ut Oandr cl-agaes by hs ien f A-ieuBnd,a Puon. J W FONrn SYo autl. Maooko Oefess al fo is woki.n L0O. A IAs aru Mroeily tro per d.y TuE O1~KZ- FOPH LOOK-AGENTS settng ol sldilyin cetratede ook, Litk'osofth bdohie'h a'ntdstineiniaperson-ool Baynd igt. a n L a; radca eur : t. I t i s$1 ea day andr she,t sen by anil Ciseulars free'. is tah pf EGGLSTON TSTCO Thcg Re Mil.lrrvor Ddlfsj 14unmio ara chet. A adi-al cw- fn c R~v ho-n di M bC~bO i-s tuf~a .a~aael o ageuf t. Ot ithoe Ad,. wd hee. dreby '. e.>I.ux ft. VOEY _ EGGLBTN uguSSa, Mlaie.-. COTTON GINS! COTTON GINS ! WE HAVE TIE AGENCY FOR THE CELEBIATED GUTLLETT'S Impmove Light Ba Coo ai, "I Tnoo a CoW . This GIN, where introduced, enjoys the re putation of being the best COTTON GIN made. We also represent some of the best makes of STEAM ENGINES, which will beasold on favorable ternis. The interestof the PLANTEIt is considered and we feel that it will repay all in search of abote machinery to correspond with us. J. 11. MORGAN & BIO., GREENVILLE, S. C. july 16, 1880 43 ly FALL OPENING. 0 S. BRAFMAN OF TIIE Datioro 0 COIng N CALLS ATTENTION T E public that wo 1 1 Stock of EVERp BIIOUGILIT TrO TIIIS MA~ ket, anid wo will eelI themi at 25 por cent less than atly miorchaLnt Southi or North of Greevillo.! WV ad6 all our own mfanufac(turigg and)( sat~ve you the jobbers lproIt. 199aso give us a call whelin you visit oer city and be con, WVo also call ati Ion that MR. WA ItiEN FOllD is~ sur umploy.. mont, anid weathd bo '* ed for his frienuds to call onl himii. Cloveif d Block, Orcenyig~, S. C. L. ROTII8011LD , M~hager. Zang 12, IS80 47 5m Greatest Whaeel or tlae Age. For Salo by THIOS. WV. DAVIS Greenaville. A LSO, .loE AL EIt IN'STEA3& GIN1ES, SAW MILLS; CoTTrON GIN P~ItESSEi SEWING MX. CINES, &c. aug 12, 1880 47 L[ Weslo van Femn Xe4 Institute, S;TAUJNTON, V aG[NIA, (PENS its 81st Sessi i8erbet 20th~ lIndiEs4 ini the Uniited Stata gl7hitq pe~ passedC~. Su'irroiudings fiit., t from Feventoon States. tig thi ow Termis in t he Uniion. TV R.\M18: -Ioard, Was tag, Lights, Enzg l;Mh (ourse, laain, Fr, , for each half of the Schiolastic year, -' $1]6 All extras~ tory low. Fm' Catalogne, ad. dress Rev. WM. A. 1IAIRI1, P'resident, Staunton, Virgin ia. july 8, 1880 . 42 3 NOT ICE. IT A K E this inet hod of in forming all part les Iinterested, that I will be found It my of fice, at l'ickens~ Court lionse ",on ench W l' 1) N E S 1) A Y, and on each SAri4I)AY, for the puurpose of tru.usnctingu~mny busi ness tha t cotuicX undler rn jpirisdiotionu. As muy dut ies as Mchoo1 CIofmmission)er wilt comuupell mue to be absent in' dif'et-nt pftrts of he .onuy, I utibpoint these speolni days for he b~eei. >fi al concerneod. Offluo hours, from~ 'Ja 10o 4 lp. m.* G. W. 8!NLOr'oN, Seh,.u C'oinmuissioner. SPR1NGMIIM iaNERY. CENTRAL, S. C, Mrs. J. B. LASSALLE RESPECTFULLY INVITES TlIE Ladics of Cointral and tho vicility to call itd exauino her BTOC OF SPRIMG MILLINERY, Dress Goods ana Notions. FINE LEGIIORNS, ChIIps, STRAWS of ovary grado and prico, TRIMMED HATS from 75 ots to 85. Fino Ruches, Now Stylo Ribbons. Summor Gloves and Black Lacno Mitts Eimbroidories and Laces of ovory Width and Price. Ladios Underwear and Hair Goods. DON E IN. L ATEST STYL E BY A np 22, 1880 61 in N OTICE OF FNAL 8E T LET. Notice is herchy given (hat I will apply to Olin L. Diraui, rI obite .Jtudge for Pickens County, on 'Molidav, 1It h da1.y of Octoher next for leave to mk~la fiol .7tement. of theC es tate of .101N W. ,-KNN , dece(a , and ask to be dAic)Ir-ged therfrom a Admniiis trafrix. aA!ET A. K. IWgII Am, 11 i n i rat rix. sPept 16, 4- 4t N OTTCE OF FINAL SET ITLE ENT. Notice is hereby given it, we i ap ply to (lin L. ituiront, PrMLobate Pick ens County, on Fer October next, of t s decea , and ask1 o Is Executors. E. if. LAWfl 1J. 1. LAWRE BW. . LAWRENq 2 elt Com sh l ch ill sond. brated lc -Voltaio B, afflicted #i on S0 days tria ?!qos guaranteed. They WVrito to V ohet t*t TYOUNG N Just Published, In ai Scaled Eniuelope. rice six cents. A LECTURE on the Nature, Troatment, or 8 ermantorrhoca, induced by Belf Abuso. Involuntary Emnisions, Ianpotency, Nervous Debility, and 1mupedimeonts to Marriage gen. orally; Consumption, Epilepsy, and Pits; Mental -and Physieal incapacity, &c.--By~ ROBEIIT ,,. QU.LVERWELL, M. D., author of the "Green Blook," &o. TheQrld-'reno , r in tis admira ble da his own ex peri setncsof Bell A buso W ~ I remioyed withoul medioid' Iih tdangprons surgical opernions, lbouile, instrumente, rings, er cordials; p9Lng 'otut a mod6 of oute at, once certain and e 0f IAaly wbihi every sufferer no mat. or ,j1jt Ilson4* may be, may cure him haply. llly' and radi cilty.< - IbanTs et will .poea boon t enht Udedr seil, ~in entelope, to ddy m~ress, poeL-aIG edlp& of six gents 1M" ~WUWRW~U3CAL C0. Yor1 6 filoo3ox, 4588. na Ji nf the hind I et riot ~a o c(9 er atd othe~r Sores. as Ohanp t t. rular nnle. It is a medicine win abould be ist every fam ily, and whiuch, wrever usled(, w i aave'h pkayeJit many doctors' bills, of*e two sizes; grices,50 centa and U.aO, dies att. by s ~ is - an era oee Ui/tend Ibr PAmpble. NI THE WNO I~ 4e cD but lEn Reist de . that ir' r andoas PROPESSIONAL NOTICES. A. UILYTU, CIAs, P. BAnaYTT Greenville, S. 0. Pickens C H. 8. C. BLYTHE & BARRETT, ATTORNEYS it COUNSELORS AT LA W, PICKENS 0. 11., S. C. (Ofllce in ehooi Comnissioner's Ogice) Will praeticl In the State and Feder* Courts. sept 26, 187' t JAMES- L. ORR, JOHN S. VERNER Anderson, S. C. Walhalla, S. C. OhR & VERNER, A TTORNEYS i 00*7SEL ORS A T LA W Will give prompt attention to all business left to their care with Maj. D. I., ADLET,' PICKENS 0. 1., 8. C.. Feb 6, 1879 21- tf J 3 COTIRAW,-1 It A CHILD, Abbeville C i ) Pickens C H COTERAN & CHILD, A TTORNEYS 4- COUTNSRLORS A TL A W; P I C K E N S C. 11. S. C., Will Practice in all the Courts of the State tAnd Courts of the United States, for the DIs trict of South Carolina. March 29 1877 29 Atlanta & Chatlotte Air Line Railway PASSENGERi. DEPAitTAMENT. ATLANTA GA., Jnlv 31. 18(). Change of Schedule. On and after this dae Trains will run' on this Road as follows,: DAY PASSxIKI TRAIN. (Eastward) Arrive at Ensley at 10 50 a n ve Easley at 10 "A a m (West ward.) ive at E."asloy at. 8 Easley at 6 58 NIOUT I1AP!4KNnFEn TnAIN. [ East ward.] .tsley at 10 12 p m at 10 13 p mn [Westward.) sley at 5 U9 a i 7M 6 M0 a m) AL Fn n'IO 'fa-i-N. [Eastward. at r 50 a ny G 00 a it [Westward.) Arrlie at at (1 26 p mn Leave Easley at-es. '-- 35 p nr TInROUGIH VRUIOHT Tyggl. (Eastwa; d.) Arrive attEasley .at - ~ 104Opnm Leave Easley at 10O40 pnr (W'lestward.) Arrive at Ensley at . 11 32p m LeaveiEnsley at 11: 32 pnm Connecting at Atlanta for all points W~et anid Southwest. Connecting at Charlotte for all lanstern points. Throuq'h Tickets on sale at Oainesvill'e, Seneca City, GreenHle ivnd Sp'artaniburg to all points East anid Weost. . . 3. F'OREACIC Genera! Minnager. W. J Houston, Gen'I Pass. & Ticket Agene. Greenville & Columbia R R CHANGE OF SCHE1DULE, On and after Monday, May lith. 1880, the Passenger Trains over the Gireenville andl Columbia Ra11ilroadi will be run daily, Sun. days excepted: Uip Leave columbia at 10 40 a mn Loiivo Alston at 11 5,8 a mn Lenve Newberry at 12 55 p mi Leave Hodges at3 835 p m' Leave lielton at 4 55 p mn Arrive at Greenville at 6 10 p mn "own. Leave Greenville at 8 410 a mn - ve elton at 9 57 am Leae Hodges at 11 17 anm awevo Newberry at 1 43 p mn Leave Alston at :i 0t0 p in Arrive at Columbia at 4 10 p mn AndersQ* Branch and Blue Ridge Ri. J alily, except Sundays, between~ Belton Anderson and waihalla, as followa, UP. 4gaye Betton at Li 00 p mn Lave Anderson at 5 48 pi L&OIendtleton a, (6 415 p in Leave P'erryviine' 7 28 p mn Leave 8enooa at 7 40 p Dl Arrive at Walhalla 8 18 p ni Down, Leave Waihalla at 5 05 a m Leaveo Seneca at 6 48 a mn '( yuvile at .565a m lon at . 638a m L adrso at7 40 a mr Laurens Branch Trainis le'ave Lutreni C. H. at 7 80 a mn and lenve Newberry at 3 001 p mn daily except Sundays. Abbeyille Branch Train connect s at Ilodg. c's with down and up trin dily13, .hunday s excepted. LCeave Abbeville at 9 10 a mi; Leave nodge Oat 8i40prm Q$ and downt Trains on the main stern dke close connection at, Columbia with the up and down day passenger T1rains on the th Carolina Railroad andi wit hi tIhe through Weight'(rins. wi thl Passen ger' Car attached on the lVilington, Columbia and Augusta, Hailroad, and at, Aiston with tho trizis of thec Spartaniurg, Union and Columbia Railroad for Un ion, Spartanaburg, esovlle, Ashaeville &@ 1.R Y, S Ni#t1 , er., *'Ti~cket A gent t LE POWD~ER8 WH1l Oure or provent Dtaease. !o Hlousu will die of Cor.io. Bo-r or LUNG 15 133, if Fonts's Poirders are usedi in ti me. FOutx's owdersawill eure and pre vent 1100 Crro r~An ut Powders will prevent IA-as Ii Fowr~a t Poirders will increase theo quantity of milk ~4er twenty per cent., and make the butter flrw Pont 's Powders wilt enre or provent almost Rvaar DrSS to whtih Horses and (Onttie are suject. DAVID N. .'Whclesae 4ele