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^^__________ Oaffney City Male and Ftmab Seminar Commencement. Mn. Emitor.?You are one of the "ol guard" of Seuth Carolina Journalism. Oa who. iu your labors, dates back to tb heroic period of Slate editorship. When common county newspaper outfit cost scare loss thau $2,500, and when a newspapei in its entirety, defore the days of patec outsides and stereotyped matter kept tb "rale" clicking in the "sticks" of severs bauds, six days in the week; when "con positiou" of "glue and mola^n^^Bs*-',*^H "roller" process, .and tjfc c,...u: the pressman. Q ' orkeJ off" scarcely a "token" an hour! --1 tbink 1 hear you say, "what has tli:| f"-'. got to do with Gaffuey City Male and Fema!o Seminary Commencement ?" Well, it docsloikns though considerable metaphysical circumlocution would be necessary to bring the two points together ; but it seems to us thai, datiug back as you do, iu some sense you may be considered as one of the foster-fathers of all our institutions of learning, for under the stimulating power of the press, ns ono of the elements involved, educational institutions, one by one, have arisen, which are gndually reaching the masses of the people, rearing a grander structure of christian civilization, throwing around it more massive bulwarks of strength, and erecting a palladium of our social system which shall effectually guard it from infraction and decay. As such, and ns presiding over columns .?iio5o rcauors largely patronize tue lnstitutiou named, no doubt something in connection therewith will be welcome to you. Gnffney City is fast becoming an education centre of ne insignificant proportions. A centre, too, in which mental culture is not stilted above heart culture, but in which the one is the properly adjusted colloteral equipoise of the other, the two combining to construct the onl}'true manhood and womanhood. To this grand work Geffncy City Male and Female Seminary is ullied, with two other institutions here. This institution has just passed through another most successful commencement exercises which marked its growth and progress, both in number and in advanced scholarship and literary grade. Founded in 1877, at first lit tie moro than what has been known as the old field school, it has grown, by earnest, persistent, faithful work, grado upon grade, without endowments, joiut-stock companies, direct church or denominational support, unto its present proportions, with its moro than hundred students, its imposing Seminary building ef brick, its spacious class rooms and thorough outfit for inipurting instructions: with its corps of Professors and teachers, male aud ^ "'^ScSwdmr^S^fS^an^^nu^c. elementary nn-l lioro sliortly^^Tilcrai'y ailll mathematical. l'10 rMMUM's which we write, "though the pressure upon tho auditorium, by reus on of the outpouring of the peoplo, was several times great, a marked degree ol' order and decorum prevailed, consonaut with tho diguity aud circumspection of educational requirement. ' Tho walls were adorned witli specimens of art work, from the hands of the pupils, which was no mean tribute to that department of the institution, as presided over by Miss Bluck of Charleston. .Tho music with which the exercises were interluded and preluded, all by tho students, male aud female, gave earnest of the accomplished work done by Miss Kathleen Lauder, the lovely daughter of Kev. Dr. Lauder, of Williamston Fernalo College. At times the audiences were thrilled with enthusiastic delight, so that subsequent rendition became unavoidable, to satisfy tho delighted auditory. The commencement Skkmon was preached by Rev. W. W. Daniel, of Yorkville, now completing his quad,cmiiutu of tho Methodist pastorate of tliat town. It was on the spiritual demonstration of this gospel dispensation, aud its adaptability to tho surroundings, before a largo congregation assembled in the main hall of (he Seminary. At night the same preacher preached in the same hall, with characteristic ability, to another large congregation. Monday.Moumnu, Junk 17. The annual address beforo the "McArthur Fraternity" occupied this hour. This organization of the former pupils and alumni of the Seminary was instituted, nud is continued with interest, to perpetuate the founding of the institution by I'rof. W. F. McArthur. The address was delivered by W. A. McGowan, Esq., your present popular School Commissioner. It was characterized by depth of thought and argumont and illustration, to show, that etch man, under Uod, is the constructor of his own character and degree of success in this life, and that, under our system of government, there was no place to which the humblest might uoc inspire. It did credit to the speaker an 1 the organizition ho represented, and was calculated to promote n healthy stimulation to action and elfort. ?Monday Evening. a Declamation and the annual Phi Sigma Debate were the leading features, in addition to the music. Prohibition?an original speech, by J. L. Gilbert, \V. Claude Mc Arthur and Jas. W. Dull' exhibited cmbryc oratory of promise, from good selections. The question of debate was: "Uesolved, that tho Protection Policy is the host for American interests.'' 1'his complex qucs tion of p?liticil economy, now agitating the American mind, and engaging the at tendon of statesmen and legislators, would have seemed to be loo deep and profounc and intricate for such youthful minds. A: the debate, however, proceeded, and ont after unothcr of the young debatauts ae quitted himself in handling the subjtc with surprising ability, wo wore but im presstd with the wondcrfui progress of tin present age, in the instituted vehicles foi tho dissemination of knowledge. Kuropi and America in their exports and imports industries and population , literature, art and science, were all brought in view, upot which to base arguments, atlirniativo am negative, in a ma:m which would 11 doubt havo beeu inst: t.t live to many so called legislators and ] < luteal economists Messrs. S. W. Inmaii, 'i. Ilioks and S. L 1? I13IJ1! 1 v J M I ~v II Iv'i 1'IV 11II I 111 (& I I V t* , UUI Messrs. E. M. Thomson, E. L. Littiejoh ninl E. C. Zanders the in unlive side ul? tb question. (As Tubs hay Morning, Ji nk 18. The annual oration or literary address, b Rev. J. I'. Kilgo, was liie feature of ilii hour. Il was able, scholarly, pointed hii practical, uud exhibited powers of reason inn !l" ' culture of style which would hav veileded cudit on any institution of learn ing iu our country. This promising youn minister begin his educational course ti this institution, ami it was fitting that h idi mid c >mo back and seek to illustrate hi basis and stimulate the joung men who 111 coining behind him. Tubsoay Evkninc, .10 gathering, which had been larg ? the beginning culminate I as this b?u ?t|iroachcd. J lie rolling of vahiclc, th promenading of fair girls and maul youths, iniparte I new nc?v life and beaut to our streets. The day which had openo auspicious, closed upon a scene of quii suci.es i which w is grateful to a 11 ooncernc ami give an upward and forward movciuci to the interests nvolvcd. 'i he standards of the curriculum had, i a i tho progress of the term and the examiui tions, Recti scrupulously observed, and th had ieduced the graJiiVes to two ? Mi Nannie V. Daniel and Miss Eva ('. Sum Them Joung ladies acquitted tueinsclvi handsomely. Their essays were in goo taste, well wiitten in fiultiess English, an read in simple unallotted womauly clearuet I' , HUT kt" , [ ' Devoted to Agric;; x ?-jj jt'y nioro in onrnefit^tlian^aho jhaa j toirte. la this a large number of the studeuts, male and fetna'e, had apart. There was overture nnd duett, trio and quartette. piano and companiolae, some which carried the soul where the softest zephjrs of sound whispered of the music of heaven, and ftnou bore it aloft on wiogs unpinioncd to the thunder of lyirinonious toucs. Such is the modern science of music, which seems to be rising and stretching itself to keep pace with the culture and adornment o f the human head and heart. Misses Thomson, Sams, Daniel. Litilejoho, Law ton, Clarke, Lipscomb, Nance, McArthur, Fowler, Bishop, Holmes, Carroll, Smith, Waters, and Mr. Kiscn and Mr. "Call John," were of this delightful department. The reception which followed was rcchtrcht. No dissipating dance corrupted the heart* and heads of the assembled youth and beauty. Ice Cream aud other refreshments were rcved in the large reception room. The happy bum of voices and graceful gallantry continued, not to unrestricted limit, but at 12 the ovcr-liangiug bell of the steeple marked the quiet inching away of the joyful company, and the commencement exercises of 1889 were remanded to the successful past records of the institution. A. A. Gilbert. ?i Blood IIumors.?Boiis; pimples, blotches ou the skin, eruptions, etc., evidence the fact tliat the blood is not io good condition. These symptoms result from i he effort of nature to throw off the impurities, in which she should bo assisted by Swift s Specific. This will remedy i ho dislut banco, and bring speedy.and permanent relief by forciog out the poison, and will build up the system from the first dose. After recovery from a severe attack of congestion of the brain and stomach, my | little son had a number of bad ulcers and ruuning sores te come on his head and body which-lasted four years. I tried all the doctors and many remedies winch were recommended by other parties, but tlio sores still grew worso, until L did not expect him to recover. My friends were confident tint if (lie gores healed it would kill him. 1 at at length quit all other treatment and put him on Swift's Specific and less than three hottlcs cured him sound and well, and ho is to-day sound and healthy child. S. S. S. also cured a sore on another of my children. R. J. McKinney, Woodbury, Texas. Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free. The Swift Specific Co., Drawer 3, Allan- | ta, Ua. ( " 1 Mit.i'eii in Voiik. ? Rock IIill, JaticlT.? John Adams, a uegro. was shot and killed six miles from this place, by Sam Williford, the son of a wealthy farmer. ( Sunday evouing young Williford, accom- 1 pained by Quitman Adams, went to the negro's house and accused him of cursing a brother of W'illiford's which tlio negro denied. Angry words followed and the negro stooped to pick up a rock and was fired on by both white men, Williford's last shot ( striking him in the stomach, from the effect of which iie died that night. Willifbrd TsT In hidiog. A Urge crowd of negroes gnthorcd and could Williford have been found ii is prab- i ablo he would have been lynchod. A Coroucr's jury brought iu a verdict in accordance with the above facts. An Old Woman's Awii i. Confession.? , Indianapolis, lnd., Juno 20.? On November 13th, lHbS, Richard O. Allen, an aged fanner living near Washington, lnd., was found tied to a tree uenr his house with his throat cut front ear to ear. The death was thought to be a ease of suicide, and no inquiry was made. A few days ago while laboring under religious excitement, Mrs. Charlotte Allen, the seventy year old widow of the dead mun confessed to two colored servants that she committed the crime. Sho said she and her husband had trouble as to \ who was the rightful owner of the furni , and iu order te settle the dispute she gave her husband morphine in his ten. Allen , fell asloep in the garden. She then pro- , i cured a table knife and rope and tied the rope around his body, and making several 1 k slashes at liii throat, half severed his head i from his body. She then dragged the body to a tree and tied it there. ' Oxk wm> Knows.?The following testiI monial in frotn a gentleman who know* our formula aud isjthoroughly acquainted with ( the curative properties of our Tonic. The way to know the merits is to try the article. Any physician who desires the formula of Calisaya Tonic may obtain it from the Westmoreland Calisaya Tonic Company, Crccuville, S. C. This letter is from a malaria ' section: Wi.m Pot sr. Miss. I Having shown mo the formula for making ( your Tonic while in your city tho past suit. , liter, 1 tako groat pleasure in rcccommeni'it. 1 am delighted with it, having given it I in my practice .successfully'; an I to members of my own family suffering front malaria tcxivmia. Very truly. ; It. S. Duncan, M 1?. Hr.u H.mik Ot t or xitr Fi.oon.?Johustown, Pa., June IT.?Theecencat tlie HasJ iuo Museum, when Mrs Jenuie Moore j claimed tlie l>al>e which had Hoofed down f lie rivers and survived the Johnsio vu flood. | was pathetic in the extreme. The mother said ; "All I con recollect is that I put my baby in the cradle, and was j doing iny work. When the wa'er came it _ must have swept my darling and the crib e out of the door. Of what happened tome i have not the slightest recollection." A N.iTt itAL Has Wr.Lt.?Milwaukee, June y 1<V? Natural gas in apparently large <juan * tit it;* was struck by artesian well borers on ? the Johnson Soap Co s properly this attornoon. Tlie well is in the heart of the city. c Tlie pressure was so strong as to force the '* tools flying from llio hole. "llie well lias oeen lightcl nml hums ' fiercely. The gas m perfectly odorless, and ! ;? has I he other qualities of iho Pennsylvania ls gas. (ireat excitement was caused l>y iho 0 discovery, ami a'ljaccnt property id booming c List of Lettors. lletnniniog in (lie l'ostoflice ai Union for v (lie week ending Juue JP.Mb, lb8'.t. *v Mrs. <). I'. Houx. Miss Carrie Smith. \ Persons calling for the above letters will ' please say they are advertised, ami will be required to pi.^ one cent for their delivery. 'J J. 1IUNTEK, P. M. S 9. STOKES, k" .1 T T O /,' X i: > .17 LAW. H ss UNION, S. C. s. es * ? * 1 Ofiicc in rear of the Court House. Co', id lections promptly attended to. is Juno 21 26 tf Tho State of South Carolina. COUNTY OF UNION, lu the Court of Common Pleas. Sophronia Whitiairc, Plaintiff, against Sallie M. Hill. Kindred C. Whitmire, Mar, Wilburu, Thomas E. Davis, William-it Nicholson, Defendants. Summons for Reliof?Complaint not Served 7b the Defendants in this action : YOU are hereby summoned and require* to answer the complaint in this action a copy of whioh is filed in the office of tin Clerk of the Court of Common Pleas fo said County, and to serve a copy of you answer to the said complaint on the sub scribcr at his office, at Union, S. C. withii twenty days after the service hereof, ex elusive of the day of such service ; and i you fail to answer the complaint tfithin tb? lime aforesaid, the Plaintiff in this actioi will apply to the Court fer the relief de raauded in the complaint. D. A. TOWNSEND, Plaintiff's Attorney. To Mrs. S.i 1 lie M. Hill : Take notice that the Summons, of which the above is i copy, ami also the Complaint was tiled ir the office of the Clerk of the Court of Com. mon Pleas for Union County, on 24th June, 188'J. I). A. TOWN8END, Plpintiff's Attorney. June 28 20 Gt SAVE YOUR MONEY, BY BUYING PURE MEDICINES, DRUGS CHEMICALS, PAINTS, OILS, TOILET SOAPS, PERFUMES, TRUSSES, SHOULDEI BRACES, ETC., : F 11 O M : J. ff. POSEY & BRO, DRUGGISTS. PR ESC 11IPTI ON S CAREFULLY COX J'O US 1)E1) A T A LIj 110 URS. PURE IVI IVES AND LIQUORS I for Medicinal use. FINE CIGARS AND TOBACCO JfcV* Our Good* have been bought LOW for CASH, and selected with the greatest sure, aud will be eold at tho very loivsci prices. J. W. POSEY & BRO. March 22 12 ly. SPRING IN FULL BLOOft AT MRS. GRANT'S. 1 have just received a^well selected am complete assortment ot Ladies and Missej HATS AND BONNETS. ALSO Flowers and Trimmings, Cor sets and Bustles, which 1 will e11 at the lowest prices. C'a and sec inc. The hats and trimmings wil speak for themselves. Yours Truly, MRS. J AS. GRANT. Apiil 11 lo 8t Special Meeting. Office of County Commissioners, "1 of Union County. f Union, S. C., June 11, 1880. NOTICK is hereby given that a Specia Meeting of tha board of Count; Commissioners for Unioa County will bi liel I at Union Court liouse, at the office o jaid County Commissioners, on Saturday the Oth day of July next, at 10 o'clock A M., for the considcratioa of the expediency of changing tho location of the highway leading from Union Court House ( Beaty'a Ferry at or near (he Supple Jack Branch. All perseus interested will be permitted to offer testimony at said meeting for o against the changing the location of sail highway. By order of the Commissioners. ("has Bolt, W. M. GALLMAN, Clerk, Ch'in'n. Board of Com. June I I '1A 3t F. C. WILLARD, HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTER 1 would rospecifully inform the citizen of Union that 1 am prepared to execute a' kinds of House, Ornamental and Big l'ainting, Graining, Varnishing, Fape Hanging, &c. SIGN PAINTING A SPECIALTY. Orders left at the Times Otlico will I promptly attended to. F. C. WILLARD. April l'J 10 tf DAVID JOHNSON, JR., A T T O It X E Y A T L A \Y SPARTANBURG. S. C. All business in the Courts for Unit County, if left with Mr. W. W. Johns'*! No. o, Law Range, Union C. II., will 1 promptly attended to. June 11 *24 tf "ONLY DREAMING." extracting teeth under Nitrous Oxh (Jus. //. K. SMITH, J). D. S. Rental Office at Dr. M. T. Smith's re Uencc. April '2t'? 17 ly Money to Loan. Ill KlllllH of ^litltl and up wards, j be secured by tirst mortgage on improv t farm lauds. Apply to D. A. TOWNSKND, Attorney, Union, S. C. I Msj ?1 '22 if TV Lipscomb ! cloth^tg, (> 7 : s] 1 I A N ; GENT'S FERNI i GAFFNEY < June 28 2< ICE CREAI Is 3Tow ?>pen io GARRI \ ^ You can get the nicest Cream, Sot Frui-Miz, Ginger Ale, Glenn Spring drinks of the season, served in the la AJA.5S 15 A. A_ l has now begun, and I have a large si Score Books, etc., always on hand. STATIONERY. r I have just received the largest St< to Union. Don't fail to call and exar I Books arc down to rock bottom prie< there. I receive daily all the latest novels, Agent for all the popular papers and i r scription at publisher's prices. PIANOS AN Sold on easy terms. Call on me, o I Leader in Boo l Sept 21 do you Want WE can't give you that, hi will give you the best bargains < Goods, Shoes, Hats and Clothin - loaded, over-crowded, overwhe or,ocr, purchased 111 JNew Xork, we offer it at : CLEAN SWEI , Nuns Veiling and Albatross i Check Muslin and Lawns s< Ginghams and Calicoes soli Shoes and Hats sold at uneai r Clothing! well! we are almost O TJ R M ALWAYS THE BEST, . BUT THE CAI.L ON OR ORDE1 8 ?4 ~m II I u r LEADER AND CIL May 27 < NEW GOODS! ! Our new Spring Stock is arrriving inspeet in - PRICES LO^ Our Milliner, MISS FUNCK, is i kf^^vliere sh< J* LARGE AND j Line of Millinery Goods. She will and will be pleased to see her many fi will be able to sell them goods chcape _ Call and see us and get first choice Thanking tho peoplo for their liber continuation of the same in the future - GRAHA Septal! 3 > & 'olleson, w., . -IOES, HATS, D SHING GOODS, CITY, S. C, 5 3tu VL SALOON r the SSeiiHon at 2 T T' S . laWatcr, Milk Shake, Lemonade, Water, and all the nicest refreshing itcst style. -L SEASON tock of Balls, Bats, Gloves, Masks, OrP \ TTAATPDV o?ii_L?urN iiat i. nek of fine Stationery ever brougl/ nine it, anil my prices. ?s, anil I am bound to keep tlicm newspapers, and magazines. 1 am magazines, and will take your subD ORGANS r write for prices. G. P, GARRETT. ks, Stationery and Fancy Goods. )y THE EARTH? it for the next thirty days we on earth, in all kinds of Dry g. "We are overstocked, overImed with a beautiful Spring , and for the next thirty days ?T> TATnTTDTT'O Lrfl TlVJUliPjO. sold at money saving prices. >ld at money reaching prices. I at people-pleasing prices, tlily low prices, giving away. OTTO: A.T PRICES NOT LOW LOWEST. SEND YOUR RS TO >. O. FJ.YN N \S VMPION OF LOW PRICES. 21 tf \TT7YI7 nf\r\T\Ci I I HJi<VV UUU.L'D I i daily. pfhc public is invited to them. T FOR CASH! fiow home from the Northern Marti has bought a ' COMPLETE have the Goods open in a few days, icnds and the public generally, and ir than ever, of the Goods. al patronage in the past, we ask a % M & SPARKS, CHEAP CASH STORE. 7 U MIDSUMMER AM lloiv/.ontal reductions on Goods. We call special at White and Colored Lawns and Cottonades. "JOB LOT'' STRAW Latest styles and best ?|U Cost. Reduced prices on Clothin, Call early and secure a G - RIC March 2d NEW STOKE NE JUS T R E ( A nice line of CScut's Neckwear, 25 The prettiest ?2 25 Cent's Shoe, in Another lot of Ladies Kid Button !: Ladies and Gent's Summer Underv Corsets from 25 cents up. Crazy cloth in all shades, reduced t< CALL HARRY IV April IP It> "ATT WN IS CALLED TO THE FA THE hi I* MOST CO Stock of Plantation Ha are Sell ?-LOW M TH PLOWS, PLOW STOCKS, CHAINS, AXES, PICKS, MATTOCKS, We are Agents lor the Best, in the tost Jnn 1 iinny ilfniiT r.uy? lie hna tho W. T.. Douiflmi Sliofit without name mill iirlcn HtjiiiiikiI on tho bottom, i?ut iiiin down as 11 fraud. $3 SHOE GENTLEMEN. I ltcnt In tlio world. Kxnniliw- his K.OO (IKMUNK IIAS li-SKU KI > MIOK. IM.OO II ANI?-HK\VKI> AVK.I.T MIOK. I*:I.M? roi.it'K AND KAIOIKKS* MI OK. S'.'.mi KXTKA VAI.l'K t'AI.K MIOK. (I't.'tK WOltKINiiSIAN'.S MIOK. ? ,?.()(> and ?M.7ft HOYS' Nt llOOI. SIIOKS All made in (.'onyri ss, Iluttoii ami I.ace. W. L. DOUGLAS $3 SHOE l acmes. H?at Material. V.rat Stylo. Hex t If it ins. If uot sold by voiir dealer, write W. I.. DOUULAN, liKOCKTOV. MASS Examine W. L. Douglas' Shoes for i - i i - i:. . gen.vouieii nuu iuur i. S. M. KICK,JR., B. U. Agent, Union, S C. inn 18 ' '> fim. ! S r -tr li ?' "lull in Hi* w >1.1 fl 1| fl |l I /jA*'*Iv y Jr.9 f I l.'KO ImifWar-A illJJU Tfl.^.riuitd. Il.av. Solid Oold > ' ?rvia"'ni':,f C4v-* / Kit** ?^1%}/! ^ MvV""' C*1'" oorki ' .'. I),;f? <ii and t.m of equal ralut It'fWwiPKg . i 7 /'.? <4* One l*i*no?i In eith lo. ? U^Si^r- ' V ?*l' / run aifuiaone free, V .S/ ?oe?"Vr with our larjeandralV?? Of' - l'n? ?'f lluuiriiultl Vw." ''"!' HV'V* *~I^i S.i tuple*. Thtae taniplca, at . VI - + "'all ai III" walch, wa land '"'UauflfOi* Vree, and after you hava kept iVa in ?fn" how- for m-mlit rn.l shown ib?m to lhosa wm. ni.? h < i i " ? U"mn vour ?? n propeitr. Ttiosa who "ilia a: n. - an bo ?'tre of tfoai.i.iit lha Wnteh "tni Hiiniliil'K W. o*>* al siprtai, fr.irhl, tic. Addreaa Sllusuu iL Co., tiox MID, i'ortluud, SfitiMi AN END TO THE HORROR ? OF ? E XTRACTING TEETH, 1 aui prepared to extract Teelli without pain or dauger, tiy the use of Gas. I 1 guarantee all of my work to give natisi c on. L. E. MUADOK May i 18 NOUNCEMENT. 1 ill I kiuds of Summor tention to our Stock of ) , Suumicr Dress .Ooods AND FELT HATS, 1 ality, at NEW YORK 2 and Shoes. D r.NM'INM ltjinraiii. 0 E & MCLURE. 13 tf 31 ' _ iW GOODS!! I ] E I V E 1) . | suul .r><) cents, button, lace ami gaiter. >lioes, %M 00 rear, 2o cents up. 1 d 10 cents. AT 1. cohen & bro. At Colton's old stand. T TO JN lCT that we have higest r i> M F L E T E rdware, in Union, and ing as E LOWEST: BLACKSMITHS' BELLOWS ANVILS, 110ES, HAKES, SHOVELS and SHADES, NAILS, &c? &c. Buck-Thorn Fencing. > World. ^ 'KU. IKJJJKCTAIiil iUdiX-. ^ 1 It t*vDRS. STARKEY & PALEN 8 THEATMENT 1IY INHALATION. 1629 Arch Street. Pliliad'a. Pa. Fo? Consumption, Asthma, Ilranchitts, Dyspepsia, Catarrh, Hay lever, Headache, Debility, Hheumntism, Neuralgia ami all Chronic and Nervous Disotders. "TJie Compound Oxygen Trealmcut," l>rs. Htarkey & l'alen, No. 152'J Arch Street, Philadelphia, have been using f-r the last seventeen years, is n scientific adjustment of the elements of Oxygen and Nitrogen magnetized, and the compound is so condensed and made portable thai it is sent all over the world. Dre. Btarkey & l'alen have the liberty o l'dfer to the following named will-kuovn parsons who havo tried their Treatment : HON. W. D. KKU.KV, Member of Con. i'tllla. ItliV. V I, CONItAD, IxJitor J.iithcrun Observer i Philadelphia. KKV. C W CUSIIIXf >, I> !?., Rochester, N Y. HON W l'NUt.oN, Ixl. Inter-Ocean, Chicago, III. W II WOKTHINOION. Kditor Ne v South, Jtiriningham, Ala. lUDtiK II 1* VKOOMAN, Oucncnio, Kan. M118. M A LIVKKMOKK, Melrose, Massachusetts. iCIXiK It. f+. VOOKIIKIvS, New York City Jilt K.C. KNKiHT, I'hiliidelplila. MIt. I'ltANK .HIDPALL, Merchant, Philadelphia. HON. W. \V. fJCIIUYLKK, Kaston Pa. KDWAIlI) L. WILSON, Ma Jlroudwav, N. Y? I'd, I'lilla. Plioto. " " KiOKbIA M. LYON, Waiinca, Hawaii, 8amiwieh Islands. . K bl/X ANDEIt ItITCIt IK. Inverness, 8cMiami. dltS, MAN DM. V. OH'l KG A, fnsnillo, ZmcmUjcw M < xico. ' Ulis. EMMA COOI'Lr, L'tllla, Spanish Dondura, 7. A. | I. (JOBH, Kx-Vlee (Consul, Casablanca, Morocco. M. V. AS1IHKOOK, Ited Klulf, Cal. J IAM1CS MOOHK, Sup'l Police, Jilandford, Doraet hirc Knirland. JACOB WAKI>. Uowral, New South Wale*. . And thousainls of others ill every pari of tho United Stales. "Compound Oxygen?its Mode of Action and Jirgults," is the til e of a new brochuro two bit nil red pages published by l)rs. . ;arkoy k l'nlen which gives to aM inqu.rers ill information as to this remark nbo our*ivc agent and a record of several hundred surprising cure? in a wide range of ehronic cases?many of tliem after being abandoned ?die by other physicians. Will be mailed ee to any address on application Read di? brochure! DRS. 8TARKKY & PALEN, * No. lM'J Arch Street, Philadelphia fob rt &