The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, May 17, 1889, Image 3

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* ? ! [<>UUM811KI> UT ftEQUMT.] Speech delivered ly Col. I. O. McKtssiek, i Charleston, on tH e 5i8th of March lent, be fort the Memorial meeting of the Vandcr bill Deneoolent Association on the death q Caj>(. F. IF. Dawson. * The next speaker was Col. I. 0. McKis siok, of Union, who is in the oitjr attendiqi the Suuday-johool contention. Uo was i W warns, personal friend of Capt. Dawson, and his i??tchlug remarks were appropriate and eloquent. Himself a gallant Confederate soldior, whose record is well known in South Carolina, the tribute to the memory ft* > of his lamented friend eoraes with especial I emphasis, nnd^ the tenderness with which be suoke last n'iffht ,K-' *' ' ...mvuv?u mm, tug 01U soldier's heart was sail and that bis eloquant words can a from the bottom of hia heart. Col. MoKissick said: Ladles and Gentlemen: I am glad that I am present on this sad occassion. The eulogies paid to our lamented friend heretofore and to-night hate met witb a warm response in (hip sorrowing heart. My long ncquaintnnoo with Capt. Dawson and full knowledge of his history had deeply impressed mo wiili his great worth, both of head and heart. To admire liiin you bad but to know him- open, frank and social?his frendship was as pure ns the snowtlakes ere it reaches our earth. And I, for ono, more than admirsd Capt. Dawson as a gallant Confederate soldier; I loved him devotedly ? ' . as a brother. s When tho American colonies ware struggling to achieve iueir independence that \ - brave and generous stranger, Mirquis de . Lafayette, left his home, its comforts and pleaiuros, and sailed across tho broad Atlantio and shed his blood and spent bis fortune In the grand struggle for American independence, tberoby inscribing his name on the roll of fame and endearing himself to tho hearts of the American people. Friends, the American colonies had their brave and generous Lnfayeite, and the Ssuthem n.m federacy bad iis bravo and generous Lafayette in the person of the bold, daring young Englishman, Francis W. Dawson. lie too left his homo, its pleasured its comforts and its hallowed associations,and humbly worked his passage across the Atlantic, and imperilled bis life and shed his blood in the cause V so holy and so dear to our hearts. His ^ distinguished bravery on many a battlefield I won the admiration of his officers, and the reward for gallant meritorious couduot? promotion. His untimely death deeply affestsd his eld general, now Governor Fitz.hugh Lee, of Virginia, who at onoe poured forth his grief in a touching eulogy of his brave staff officer who had so gallantly fought by his side on many a hard fought field. I When tba flag we loved so well was furlL ed forever, and the Southern, States wero ^ crushed beneath tlio lieels of tho viator and J the vandal, Cupt Dawson, with his gigantio Intellect profound learning and untiring t-M entrgy, could have chosen other fields and have gone to tho North or West and achieved dietinoiion in liis chosen profession, but he resolved to remain with tho South, that hor people should bs bis people and licr God should bo his God. Locating in your grand old city, ho resolved to oling to the prostrate Stale, to share her fato, to drink with tier tho bitter cup of humiliation and misrule, preferring poverty * and butnblcucss to wealth and position purchased at the sacrifice of honor and principle. No son of this grand old Stato struggled harder for her redemption than Ospt, Dawson, and until tho last mcment of his glori ous lifo tho pr ?yer of his great heart was -lor tho happiness nud prosperity of not only South Carolina, but of tho entiro American Union. And could his fond wishes avail on High sectionalism and strife would ba banished from the land, equal justice to the people of every State would ho meted out. and the Uni;ed States Would be what their founders ilonignftil iium ?. ?*k bapn^ within my recollect tow some fc? OFTOO most eminent men of this country have parsed over tlio river; among them that bravo old soldier, President Harrison; President Jacksou, the hero of New Orleans; President Taylor, llio hero of Uouna Vista, and.that immortal trio of statesmen, John C. Calhoun, Henry Cay and Daniel Webstor; but not eno of their deaths was more universally deplored than that of our own ohivalrous Capt Dawson. His acquaintances North, South. Erst and West h&vo deplored his untimely" death with the highest eulogies on his matchless* mind aud heart. They have been as spontaneous as they wore (rue and beautiful. And it should be a source of moUuoholy pleasure to his atllicled family to observo tho encomiums from his friends and former foes in all sections of our country; and most especially from the clergy, who were so intimately acquainted with.him and know so well how great a loss his death has entailed upon us all. K Mr. President, schools for mental and n. moral training arc indices of tho learning, intelligence and high-toned character ojUmy-, XrHtlV- jUf^aucat'lan of tba people, an.l lam www* ft iu h*??? SflArtfiM- Id Ifftnm nlilll I 'a a-' - o ? ? r this. At all times he was always ready with his trenchant pen to Work ceaselessly for education, il is strong advocacy of Subbalhschools is a sufficient proof of this, and also his noble heart yearned for tho religions / ; eduoition of the young. ' Charlestonians I. have always honored themselves with the Li establishment of institu:i>ns of learning. fft A few months ago, while standing in Moeling street, 1 saw along procession of boys and girls clad in neat uniforms. UpK on*making an inquiry I was iuformed that ps the children belonged to an orphan school. An old soldier's heart was touched, and the thought came' to my mind that some of these fS boys and girls are the children and grandohildren of the bravo and gnllant soldiers pP who, under the lead of the beroio Conner ?-:. and others, gave their noble lives for the Lest Csuso. I had heard it said that Char, was -lend. That procession, however, r satisfied me that Charlsst&ft is alive, diet God himself is here, for nothing but His ? anirit moved the hearts of the good neonlo >, or I he old Cily by t he See t> lake those peer [ E little orphans by tbe hand, give them home#, ! 6 food and raiment, and that mental ami , moral education wbioh alone cm qualify them for the great duties of life. To aooooc plish lliet great end inspired the koart and enlisted the energies of our lamented friend. Ho was always true t? the memories of tbe past, and his devotion to tho Lost Cause was commensurate only with tho energies he oxerled in behalf of ihoso who had suffered MB J by tbe devastation of war. Lsdies of Charlesion, allow an old soldier to request that When you annually decorate the graves of your heroic dead, whose lives wero givei^ for tho South, that you strew flowers, sweet flowers over tho grave of the gaMant soldier, | the patriot, tho protector of woman, the ,.,4 Statesman /vrld the Christian gentlemen, on. Strew lliefti gently over the lost resting place of him whose grand achjovemenif will live for all time and for whom the porplo he loved so well "i'l always cherish tho tenderest devotjon to bis hallowed ? memory. la conclusion, Mr. 1'residrnt, permit me I ? ? to remark ibijJ. some of our ablest divines B end profoundest Htble students believe that K'm v the spirit# of our deported kindred end W friend# became our ccloitering angels in F v this life, anil sift over present to comfort |ri'-. - shield end gnidj us over life's d#rk and Troublesome pathway. If ifoie doctrine. b< B true the spirit of our lamented friend is no* R - within thcte walls, and I almost imagine that I bear his sweet, famdiarvoice whisper m ' log: ' Comfort my disconsolate wife nrit W* children; tell them 'Birth heth no sorrov I that Uneven caunot heat.' Jouesville News. n Jokksvillk, May !3.?AYe ere bow in tb midst cfa.vrariu, d?y spell; rather ui usually so for the time of year. AVondi f who can remember the thermometer regit torlng 94 degrees in the shade as early a the 11th May T It was uke a sudden lea of the weather from winter to summer, fo | only two weeks ago we were having frosl [ Halo is much needed and unless it come I s.uu oala^ll be light and ootton wl)l be 1 bad stand, to eay nothing about the garden 1 and truck raiches. The rump House belonging (o tho rail road hi- ?! is ]lacr, wns burned last Tuesdaj night. The Tire wa* accidental. Mr. D- A. 1'. Fair baa moved to Joncstllle. Mr. Leland Watford, a young man whe baa been cltrking for 11. C. Smith, baa returned to his home in Darlington County. Mrs. R. A. Whitlook, who has been visiting her mother, Mrs. Porter, at Santuc, has returnid. Mrs E. M. Penney, who nccempanied Mis Whitlock on her visit, remains in Sanluo for a while. Mrs. iR. N. Karris is with her fatbor, Maj. Was. Webster, who is in bad health. Maj, Townecud and James M. Qce, ?f Union, wero in Joooavillo last week on professional.business. Jonesvtllc is talking of trying to work up a railroad from Chester, by Lockhart Shoa's| Kelten, Jonesville, Glenn Springs and to Woodruff, where it would tap the Spartanburg and Augusta road. If we get this road we expect to build a cotton fnc'ory, and we may finally have the Court Ilouae moved up here. Union lmd better be on her guard Or nil* mirrh * U A~ m..6u> jtoo iiiu cuimij' sue. tklrvhoxk. J. W. Posey & Bro. have no elegant line of toiloi articles, consisting liair, Tooth and N>til Brushes, dressing and fino Combs, Face Powders, (will name some of them next week,) Tooth Powders, Hair oils and dressings etc , etc., and, ia fact everything usuilly kept in a first class drug store. See advertisement of Posey's Drug Store. List of Letters. Remaining in the Postoffice at Union for the week coding May 18tb, 1889. Balie Addie Jeter Elisabeth Fossett Mr W T - Kcneler MissEilon Qetor Miss Minni Parren Miss Josey Qoodlock Mr llenry Rodger R Persons cnlling for tho above letters will please say they are advertised, and will be fequircd to pay one cent for their delivery J. C. HUNTER, P. M. MUNICIPAL ELECT'ON. NOTICE is hereby given that au election will be held, on Tuesday, tho -ith day of Juno next, for an Intendant and four Wardens, to servo the ensuing year as the Town Council of Union. Tho following have been appointed Managers to conduct tho election : B. C. Johnson, F. B. Culp, W. 1). Bewley. Mny 17 20 2t. Public Meeting 11IIE undersigned School Trnstoss hereby . cull a public meoiiog of tbo volera of Schoal District No. 11, who return real or persona! proper'** "r ?he value * . . . *j , , ,,r ' ' * " _n? Ul-lU#J| rile4?'oteck; M." Bald meeting is oalled upon the Written requestor a majority of resident free-holders of tlio ago of iweniy-one years, and over, and when assembled will have power to elect a Chairman and Secretary, to adjourn from timo to time, to levy a special t?x not exceeding two mills, and to appropriate the same to such school purposes as a majority present shall see fit; as provided by au act of tbe General Assembly of this State, entitled "an act to provide for the establishment of separate School Districts in the sevornl cities, incorporate towns and villages in the State, to authorize the levy and collection of special taxgi in the sevoral School Districts now formed or hereafter to be formed outside of cities, towns and villages." Approved December 24, 1888. J. W. MoLURE, "I Trustees IV T. GEE, I School Dis. P. M. FAKB. j No. 11. May 17 20 2t. ' The State of South Cayqlin* ' WTTpria<i..Trobate Judge. WHEREAS, Wi L.Slms, has made suit to mo l) grant him letters of admin lSiratton on ino csiaic 01 una eaecis 01 ?urs. Mary T. L>. Goudelook, deceasod. These are therefore to oite and admonish all and singular the kindrol nud cielitors of the raid Mrs. Mary 1'. D. Goudelock deceased, that they be and appear before me, iu the Court of Probate, to be held at Union C. II., South Carolina, on the 81st dny of May, 1889 after publication hereof, at 11 o'clock in the forenoon, to show causo if any they have, why the said administration should not be grouted. Given under my hand this 2nd day of May, Anno Domini 1889. JAMES M GEE, 1,-^ 1 , J udgo Probate. Seal V Published on the 10th day of May, 1889 in the Union Timks. May 10 10 2t E W . I AM now ready for taking the popular Minette, (known as -cigarette. lMnin Alii, npp dot. _ Sal (Mi Gilt edge, per doi. $1 60 Come and get some of those little favorites. I don't take lees than a dozen. When you come for a sitting, always bring your purse, you always need it before you leave, W. C, GALLAGHER. Photo Artist. Deo 14 50 tf F. C. WILLARD, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER. 1 ^ . I would roppcctfulljr Inform the oitisena of Union thai I am prepared to execute all 1 kinds of House, Ornamental and Sign Painting, Graining, Varnlching, Papei I Hanging, &o. ? * r SIGN PAINTING A SPECIALTY, \ OrJers left at the Times Office will b< I prortiptly attended to.. . P. C. WILLARD. April 19 16 it 4 "ONLY DREAMING." 1 Extracting teeth under Nitrous Oxid V Una. ir i- 11. K. SMITH, D. D. S. . ? Deutal Office at Dr. M. T. Smith's real P timer. * April 26 17 i SPRING IN FULL BLOOM ft " AT MRS. GRANT'S. r 1 have just receited ajrell selected and complete assortment of Ladies and Misses HATS AND BONNETS. > ALSO " FlflWflrs ond " ? ... A11UIIU1U((B| l?Or~ sets and Bustles, which I will soil at (ho lowest prices. Cal and sco me. Tho hats aud trimmings will 1 speak for themselves. Yours Truly, MRS. J AS. GRANT. April 11 16 8t Spring and Summer Millinery AT MRS. MARY VINCENT'S* (in rear of H. M. QrimbaU's Store.) I respcctfull invite the Ladies of Union, town and county, to call and inspect tha largo and elegant Stock of FASHIONABLE MILLINERY which I have just received from tho best and most fashionable wholesale establishments at the North ; consisting of Ladies and Misses Hats and Bonnets, RIBBONS AND LACES, And all other Millinery Goods. My stock is complete, tasty and fashionable, and my prices are as low as any other Millinery establishment in the State. Returning my sincere thanks for the very liberal encouragement extended to me In the past, I solicit a continuance of the patronage of the Ladies, assuring them that I will do all in my power to please them. MRS. MARY VINCENT. May 3 18 tf The State of So u th Carolina COUNTY OF UNION. I la the Court of Common Fleas. \Y. Thomas Littlvjohn, Plaintiff, agaiuit. Charles Sims, Caroline K. Elmore, Sarah Adeline Sims, Mary E. Hamilton, William 11. Wallace, Dtfendantt. To the Dcfcudante ubove name ! : "VTOU are hereby summoned and required X to answer the complaiutia this action, of which a copy is herewith served upon you, and to serve a copy of your answer to the said complaint on the subscribers at their ofllco, 2, Law Itange, Unioo, South Carolina, within twenty days after the service; hereof, exclusive of the day of such service and if you fail to answer the coronUi-? within the tin* vwiupiaitH. Dated April 9th, A. D. lS?u. MUNRO& MUNRO, Plaintiff's Attorney. To the defendant Caroline E. Elmore: Take notice, that the summons in this action, of which the foregoing -is a copy, wan tiled in the office of the Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas for the County af Union, at Unicn, in said county of Union in the State of South Cerolina on the 9th day of April, 1880. April 9, 1889. MUNRO k MUNRO, Attorneys for Plaintiff 2 Law Range, Union S. C. April 12 10 tit* ^REVOLUTION IN SEWING MACHINES. Th. "UEMOKEST.'l with high arm, arop lear, ana corcr, as illustrated, and full set of nickel plated attachments. WARRANTED by tbc minuf*"***? - ' r HhBKU! Thousands now in daily use. Hare Agents' great big profitg, ana buy direct of FOSTER, WILKINS & CO. March 8 10 tf SAVE YOUR MONEY, BY BUYING PURE MEDICINES, DRUGS CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, TOILET SOAPS, PERFUMES, TRUSSES, SHOULDER BRACES, ETC., : F R 0 M : J J. POSEY UM, DRUGGISTS. PRESCRIPTIONS CAREFULLY COM POUNDED AT ALL BOURS, I PUKE WINES AND LIQUORS, for Medicinal use. FINE OIQARS AND TOBAOOOMT Our Qoodt )t?n been bought LOW for CASH, end eeleoted with the greatest : eare, and will Le fold at the rerj loweet pfricee. J. W. POSEY & BRO. March 22 12 ly. , ' v . m YOU WAN ,^H^S^can*t give you that, B SmPRj^you the best bargain Goods, Shoe8, Hata and Cloth loaded, over-crowded, overwl Stock, purchased^ in New Yoi <r -i. i ' 4 , we oner it at CLEAN SWE Nuns Veiling and Albatrosi Cheek Muslin and Lawns Ginghams and Calicoes so Shoes and jjlats sold at une; Clothing! ^fcll ! we are almos 'TJ Eb ik ALWAYS THE BEST, ' \ UTTm ITITTW . v JUKJ JL JL XXXi r CAXJi OTV OR ORDE . ] LEADER AND Oil May 27 N E W 0 v . ?A G1RK1 I have just opened a fine Soda Foi the most delicious cooling drink of t Water, Milk Shake, Lemonade and ( BASE BAI is now at hand, and I havo a large st Base Ball Bats, Base Ball Gloves, E. Masks, Caps, Belts, Score Nooks, < Ball Shoes and Suits. I am Airent for th? mn?t ???"!? ^ t tT ? ?|/v|/UIW1 JL I nish them at publisher's prices, A fine line of stick and French C; bqgk^omp a. r. Sept 21 . Spring ( We invite our friends and patrons spring which is now being o] ?^b"feall ,.Ji?3i?^*ttention to ou ment, consisting of Henriettas, Cashr Cbambrejs, Sateens and Calicoes. : S H C Our lino of Shoes is large and com] Boys, Ladies and Children. Try a j $4.00 HAND-MA] IH : A Our line of Hats, in both Straw "City." s A .D I) : Just received a nice lino of Saddle of which we offer^tj vent* low price. CLOTHING I We find that we are overstocked ii inducements in both Mens' mm! Yout HARD1 Do you need any Plow Stocts, Hi other farming implements ? If bo, ; look at our Stock. CROCKERY We also have a full line of Crocli low pricee, March 29 , . * 1 Good BmWm: ' I*IM? PMtftft Hoffw, tfnUc ud OmiIi for tho public, upon reMotfkbtc tera.,oi ?** ' "*?Uf" place, ? Brood Hirer. ,v'- y^SmT .? 1!k*..PMtaTt **> cores of fin wire gross, cod enclosed by rtf! fenei I ?r^,r. Ni bt hid o I The. B. Butler, mt Union C. H., or of ? on the plnee. botleb. I V? T THE EARTH? * but for tbe next thirty days we is on earth, in all kinds of Dry ing. We are overstocked, overlelmed with a beautiful Spring 'k, and for the next thirty days Tirv nT/MTT-pi-n^ JflliUKES. b sold at money saving prices, sold at money reaching prices.. Id at people-pleasing prices, arthly low prices, t giving away. ["OTT O : AT PRICE? NOT LOW ! LOWEST. , SEND YOUR RS TO l>. O.FLYNN'S AMPION OF LOW PRICES. 21 tf PENING ' i T ? ETT'S. ; unt and am now prepared to serve he season?FRUI-MIZ. Also Soda Jlenn Spring Water. -.L SEASON ock of Base Balls, Base Ball Shoes, iso Ball Rules for 1880, Tlasc Ball ;tc. Special orders taken for Base apcrs and Magazines, and will furLNDIES always on hand. k for my special Box Paper at 2oc. a -r* nmm kx. jt% univx\ij x x, Leader in Books and Stationery. ly J jpenmG. j to call and examine our beautiful " STOCK, pened up every day, _ m r -well stocked Dress Goods depart acres, Worsteads, tiinghams, .Lawns, ) E S : 8 pletc in every department, for Men, >air of our Gcntlemens guaranteed DE SHOES $4.00. : T : S : and Felt, are the nobbiest in the LERY. s, Harness, Collars, Bridles. . ~u 1 CLOTHING! ! i this Line and arc offering special ;hs* Clothing. W A R E . ' oes, Plow Points, Heels, Screws, and fou will find it to your interest to ? TINWARE. :ery and Tinware, which we offer at BICE 6 MCLURE. 8 tf AN END TO THE HORBOB -OFi " EXTRACTING TEETH, 1 }, ?f I ?m prepared to extraot Teeth without pain or danger, bj the nee of Gae. I guarantee all of my work to give ealisfkction. L. E. MEADOR. Mey 1 "18 NEW STOE N: TO OUR OLD FRIENDS ANI Wo have just opened n new stoc for CASH, at prices unheard oi I cause you to think we archiving go< 2,000 Mens' linen collars, all styles, 5c. *2,000 socks. 5c. per pair. 2,000 Ladies handkerchiefs, beauties, 5c. Latest styles in Muslins, -Uc. Ksquisito designs in salines, 10c. Curry Combs, 5c. It is impossible for us to cnuuicrn will call, you will be convinced that Goods and the cheapest goods in tli choicest selections. Respect HARRY April 10 Ii ATTEI IS CALLED TO THE F THE I ' -AMOST CC Stock of Plantation H; are Sel LOW AS TI PLOWS, I PLOW STOCKS, CHAINS, \XES, PICKS, MATTOCKS, We are Agents lor th Best in th ros1: Jan 4 NEW ~(WiTm_ Our nor Spring Stock is arrriving -----x---w PRICES LO"^ Our Milliner, MISS FUNCIv, is l ketsj where sin LARGE AND jinc of Millinery Goods. She avill 1 ,nd will be pleased to see her many fi vill he able to sell them goods chcapc Call and sec us and get first choice Thanking the people for their liber :ontinuation of the same Sept 14 3 If any dealer any a lie lias the W. t, Doiiyim I noes without name and price stamped on tie bottom, put him down as a fraud. vv - y~*^ $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN, J Beat In the world. Examine hie SB.OO ORNUINK HAN1)-8KWKD 8IIOK. 4.00 HAND-HEWKI) WKLT 8IIOK. S3.no l'OI.ICE AND FARMKKS' SIIOK. S2.no EXTRA VAI.IIK OAI.F SHOE. S2.2n WOKKINOM AN'S SIIOK. S2.00 and SI.7A BOYS' KCIIOOI. RIIOK8 All made In Congress, Iluiton and I.ace. W. L. DOUCLAS S3 SHOE |_AD?|RES. Beat Material. Beat Style. Beat Fitting:. U not fold by your dealer, write W. 1>. DOUGLAS, BROCKTON*. MASS S. M. RICE, JR., E. U. Agent, Union, S U. Jan 18 8 Cm. BTO?fjKf4 I'orltef iinifkrf|?fr. W*r J[ jLIXJU mnH?BL%V'/ rsntrd. *olii| r/fKjgf^&gn '*units' sis**, with wmk UvS^fej^; ^1) ?>r?? PfMOM in o*ch to KtySSBBr- ; run secure one fret f?r?*h*r with our Urge and rtl ^JBPjJKftWgr iiihic tine of Ilounrliolt Theme Mtnpln, ,h# w*tc*?? w? ma Frer, ind after 70a hav? k?f iltiM hi yonr he?re for 0 months r.tid shown them to ibo? wlio mmy Iters celled, ther become rout own property. Thot who write st once ran bo anre of reoeWIn* the Wntel nd Sample*. Wo pay el' eipre?e, bright, eta Addret Ittiwn Sl Co., Soil SIS, l'ortland, MalM T/nn ATT 4-n T An n iUVUVj VV JUVMAAl In HntllH of$SOO and upwards, be secured by first mortgage on i nprov farm lands. Apply to D. A. TOV7NSKND, Atorney, Unlen, S. 0. EW GOODS! l a ) THE PUBLIC GENERALLY: 1 k of Spring goods, which wc will sell ^ r before, and /?!??.??? -, ?--- w vuva I' lUilV lb "*V 111 ids awav. Hear a few quotations: Mens' good coarse brogues, ?1. " " IV cslf " $1. Ladies button and lace shoes, $1. Wo in ens' coarso shoes, 7oc. Mens' wool huts, 2oc. " uulaundried shirts 36o. ,te all our bargains here, but if you wc have the prettiest line of Dress te town. Come early ami get tho fully, ? m M. COHEN & BRO. | At Colton's old stand. 8 ifc fTTON ACT THAT WE HAVE .ARGEST V I> >MPLETE ardware, in Union, and Lling as IE LOffEST: BLACKSMITHS' BELLOWS ANVILS, IIOES, ? IIAKES, SHOVELS and SPADES, NAILS, &c., &c. e Buck-Thorn Fencing, e World. rEU, wilkins & co. 1 tt daily. [The public is invited to then T for cash. iow liome from tlio Northern Marc has bought a complete; have the Goods open in a few days, iends and the public generally, and x than ever, of the Goods. al patronage in the past, we nak .9 hj. w KJ1 illllkO, CHEAP CASH STORE. 7 tf DRS. STARKEY & PALEN S THEATMENT BY INHALATION: 1629 Arch Street. Philed'o. Pa. For Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Hay Fercr, Headache, Ucbility, Uheumntism, Neuralgia and alt Chronic and Nervous Disoulers. i'The Compound Oxygen Treatment," - ??? I)rs. Starkey & Palen..i6r the last ieVeut'cen years, is a scientific adjustment of the elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen magnetized, nnd tho compound is so condensed and made portal.le that it is sent all OTcr the world. Drs. Starkey S: l'alcn have the liberty to refer to ike following named well-known persons who have tried their Treatment: HON. W. I). KF.LLEY, Monitor of Con; Phil*. REV. V I, CONKAl>, Editor Lutheran Observe*, Philsdclpliia. ItKV. C W CUKHINC,, I> !>., Rochester, N Y. 1ION W P NIXON, 1x1. Inter-Ocean, Chicago, 111, \V II WORTHINtiTON, Editor New South, Mrm Ingham, Ala. JUDGE It 1' V ROOM AN, Quenemo, Kan. MRS. MA L1VKKMORE, Melrose, Massachusetts. JUDGE It. 8. VOORHKES, New York City, MR. K. C. KNIGHT, Philadelphia. MR. FRANK S1DDALL, Merchant, Philadelphia. HON. W. W. SCHUYLER, Easton Pa. EDWARD L. WILSON, tct.'i llroadway, N.Y?Ed. Pliila. Pholo. FIDELIA M. LYON, Waiinea, Hawaii, Sandwich Islands. ALLXANDF.R RITCHIE, Inverness, Scotland. MRS. MANUEL V. ORTEUA, Fresnlllo, Zacatecas, Mexico, I MRS. EMMA COOPEn, Ulllla, Spanish Honduras, C. A. ? J. COllR, Ex-Vice Consul, Casablanca, Morocco. M. V. ASHBROOK, Red Bluff, Cal. " JAMES MOORE, 8up1 Police, IKandtbrd, Dorsetshire England. I J A CO II WARD. Bowral, New South Wales. ! And thousands of others in every par* of the J United States. "Compound Oxygen?it$ Mode of Aetion J I and Rrtullt," is t he title of a new brochure ? I of two hundred pages, published by l)re. '* I ai-.k-n ?. !>., 1 An i>t>i/iK sImd I/i nil Snnnlrere full information as to this remark aba sontiro agent and & record of several hundred surprising cures in a wido rang* of ehronie cases?many of tliem after being nbandened t* die by other physicians. Will be mailed 10 free to any address on application Read tli? brochure! DRS. STARKEY & PALEN. No. 1529 Arch Street, Philadel phis, Pa; Feb 2D ft b \rjiQtx