Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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E\. * 4 Purify Your Blood \jt all seasons of the year this U most emphatically Hood's Korsaparlltn Is worthy favorable considers Ms ooa tn which to purify your blood. tlon for the great k,h"I It has dune many peopli There Is a Certain tonic la winter a'r v. htrh Is ex- In your own h?'i . >. ? ?|... ,11,; your pWMUl Inao of which whi'S The lensI to your ^^E^^^^^^wNMNMSjHN^RHUBj)ui_ftU?i??_ir<ak.ee us (eel well known pcoplo who thluU the null ut Uood'i riuH> OrnfSs SarsaparHla." "PlaytSrtl Out.*' "It Is Invaluable.*' Besides this, our close confinement Indoors, "1 have used Hood's Karsu|>urlllu In iny fan-11 breathing sir charged with Imparities, contaml- for the past four years, uud for n thorough l>loo nates our blood and makes liable the appearance of purltler It has no superior, it Is Invaluable as unexpected diseases. spring medicine; It Invigorates- the whole systei Therefore the necessity of purifying the blood, and tones up the etonuu-h, aud since I becam and therefore the popularity at this season of acquainted with Hood's Sarsaparllla I always tak Hood's 8arsaparllla. the best blood purlder and several bottles In the spriug, an<l, as occaslo strengtheulng medicine. If you have never taken requires, the rest of the year." L. U. Gtm.t: Hood's Sorsaporilla, try It this sprlug Aurella, Iowa. Scrofula Sores. 'n Eyes. "When my boy was two years old ho v?as "My little girl s eyes bvcumu so sore owing I j^a attacked and suffered a long time with scrofula humor In the blCHMl, that we were afraid sli A aores. The physlclau at length told us to gtvo ~?uld lose her eyesight and had to keep her In htm Hood's Sarsaparllla. which we did. Two I?rk toT ?'* weeks. Wo tried evcrythln bottles cured htm. He is now 10 years old and has "? eould ?>"'* <* but nothing dl.l her any goo K not had any sign of scrofula since. We mem- | ?nt" wo ?rkMl Hood's Sarsaparllla. Her eyes .n _ m<fna 1Koa., s?rsap?r..l? to neighbors sud one* begun to got trntter. nod now .ho Is entlrel ^ friends "-Mm E I", purrw, 8 Kidder Street, well. Wo think It Is n very nleo medicine. f Cleveland, Ohio. D "?wlker. N. 11. ? . "1 base fern longtime Wen using Hood's Snow- "1 take Hood's Sorsnpnrllln ns n spring tonic pnrlila and believe me, I would not be w ithout It. nnd 1 recommend It to nil who have that tired feel - ? gprtaK medicine it In Invaluable.' E. A. tag." C I'ownr. 81 Mirhlge 'Jn. N V N>^S0 Ontario Street, Chicago, III. N. B. Be nurc to get Hood's. Sarsaparilla c. I. HOOD I 0c/..~ ?"? ?'< Q"'v ..Ftfd by all druggists, jgi; si* for ? Prepared oal* Hp v IOO Poses One Dollar I IOO Posos One DoHar YOUNG WIVES I We Offer You a Remedy which Insures Safety to Life of Mother and Child. "JVIother's friend" Robs Confinement of Its FAIX, HORROR and RISK, as Thousands Testify. Haklowe. N. C., January, 1880. Lamar, Mo . Jan. 16, 1891. Too much can't be said In praise of After using one bottle of " Mother s 'Mother's Friend." My wife ufted only Friend," before confinement, I suffered but wo bottles before confinement, and was little pain, and did not experience that n labor only twenty mlnntee. She is doing weakness afterward, usual In Buch cases c jlendidly. Thanks to " Mother's Friend." My recovery was rapid. JNO. 8. MORTON. MRS ANNIB OAQE. W ^fflgggt CHrges Pre-paid, 01 Receipt or Price, $1.50 per Bottle. " BooX tc Mothers,"- Balled free "" SUSBiitLD ^,ftXLANTA, OA ly. WOX-X3 3D?aW?WTsrrtO w?. 1? _ ?P " - -. ^ _ m'TTk kAlOV ? A cough or cold ^ flme^omtnfnfenriftl?un 1^. J guarding your well-being/* That ?oint discovered the spy reports it to the enemy on the ou^jde. The enemy is the changeable winter climate. If the cold gets in, look out l'or an attack ai the weak noint Tn,""' : J ' - winvuiu mis, shoot the . Kin nie cold, using SCOTT'S EMULSION of pure Norwopa'n Cod Liver Oil and Hypophosphites of Lime and Soda as the weapons* It is an expert cold slayer, and fortifies the system against Consumption, Scrofula, General Debility, and all A tucmic and Wasting Diseases (specially in-Children^; 1 'Especially helpful for children to prevent their taking qpkl. Palatable as Milk. SPECIAL?Scott's Emulsion Is non-secret, and Is prescribed bp the Medlest Profession ft!! over the wmld, boc.uiao in ingredients are scientifically combined in such a Maimer an io greatly increase their lenicdial value. CAUTION?Scott's Emulsion is put up in salmon-colored wrappers. T'e sur" and ?tt the genuine. In opareil only by hcott & bowse, Manufacturing Chemists, Now York. fccldby ftUDruggists. mSbuo& IF YOU" WAWTTA: PIANO Tm Write us. We will SEND our {mpim^fm 100-page oatalogue free, JL.?giving valuable information. We | CKSttataeayr-^ fiSefl mako It oa9y to eonl with us WHEREVER YOU LIV?. Our prices aro MOST REASONABLE for strictly FIRST-CLASS PIANOS. WE irmmri mzsamm sell on easy payments. a '1 fii%al"We take OLD PIANOS in Exchange, .?1?J lt?pa WegffifKl & gjgt' EVEN THOUGH YOU LtYfc TWO ^^~i: 'TMBaai riCT"*Av *?y,22?2JL22 1V ' FK^LW^YTREfcHTS^r'BtfTWATS ' ivers & pond piano co.jsasffis: WU'WV.M?e?n??^___ "Tri ? M iwm m ? Have You a Cough? ii % . o b i Vo.. ? ^ - - r - I uu iX 00 f d ? tConsumption? \ 7aylor's Cherokee Remedy of % Sweet Gum and Mullein ? 1 W Lt CURE YOU i ;t?t or M?roh?nt for It. Toko nothing else. fac K ,.THf ohioinalado OCNUINt. Tb. only Htfo, .?? , and r*Mt, rill for r?l?. c?r< I ItL mT .. Allpill. pl';? .rrd.M^ro?.,(,n?t?-rr.1U. \t Or,?r ?n* M ariei MB \C* L? *< In jt.miw for WWWW, plMM ?"<! '??. l7o< f.,r I ...11, Ir(l ..M Bc,?l m ZT CHiCHtrri* Chemical co . faro l^v^-r ?.u kr ?n lmj vrmfftoi i-1<11.vim:1.1 11 iat** & "DlSO'rt KEMK1>Y FOR BATAKKH.? Host. Easiest to use. mm area B: EsJ n is .ill niniini'iit, or V Mi ll a small particle I t applied (<> tho !Hgg| whirl Wi:. BflB uostiUs. Vrlca, one. Sold by drucglsta or sent by mall aral ceut f' KB ? BwwBb K '/ JUv.sLTua Wanes * "r^T- <-?*' MFE IN BUENOS AYRES. ? 111 ti STREET SCENES IN ARGENTINE'S b, CAPITAL OITT. fc, I pi Car Drivers and Their Horns?Ani- a * n?ated Milk Wagons?Bolter In u Original Packages? * There is no better way~OTTeei^^^^H II people as they nre, of fiuding them un- * " " prepared for callers, than to take your ^ " stand in the early hours some morning f upon a city's busy street and watch the n various types as tbey go filing by. ' Stationing ourselves, then, at one of w these points, in the city of Buenos Ayres, sheltered a little by a projecting door- , 10 way, let us note for a time the changing n scene. Buenos Ayres is not a sleeDV ,1'un, IUC UUUH'l"1'"3 UJIViU-WJVU, ?" IO""J to capture the early riser. One of these & latter accosted me a few days ago, aud ( then, discerning itr some '"we boot- c black way that 1 was from the United f States, he sputtered forth his entire ^ stock of English in one overwhelming sentence, without pause or hrcak Shin boots oh yes do all right 1 I let him shine them. Out in the roadway now, is a strange ^ T panorama of morning labor. Here aro thick-wheeled carts loaded with solid bales of wool, and drawn by two or three horses hitched tandem to accommodate these narrow streets; and mildeyed cows, nature's own milk wagons, * being led about from door to door, t Those men on horseback, wish such an r array of cups and cans hung paunier-likc t I on either side, are butter peudlers. In Buenos Ayres butter is delivered in i with cream then, hut the""moltoSYTHBT^TTft \ j rough-and-tumble trot to which tlio , horse is trained has churned it < into fresh sweet butter now. High t up among his load, with his feet dangling along the horse's neck, sits tho dairymau, bounding up and down all the t while, and his internal condition at tho f end of the ride has never been accurately * determined. Here is a man who, even c at this early hour, will sell you a slice of ? hot tortillo, the South American hoe j cake, from a tin which he carries upon his head. Aud there, on the opposite side of the street, is another novelty?a little, whitc-hnirod, wnukled-faced old w woman, with a great pile of papers upon fr, her head and another under her arm. wj Iler dress is ragged and her eyes aro go, dim with age, but sho keeps moving er< along at such a queer semi-trot, and calls 1 "LaNacion!" "La NaciouI" nv?r nnri I CM | over again in such a cracked, lusterless mo smiling at the droll figure, "while he , wn pities her, too, from the bottom of Ki< his heart. But she moves cheerily on of with her load, and so <lo the rest of alii them?poor peons with cauvas shoes and reg flat caps of red or blue, peddlers with pre huge baskelp of vegetables, aud whole upp armies of Italian street cleaners, brown, pre' brawny sons of toil. Each one hurries slic by as though ho were trying to ovortake alth the one ahead of him. fash All, save only tho Leg^ars. Ah, the touc beggars 1 They never go. The creature ston does not exist which ' 'stieketh closer than dam a beggar." They greet you wherever you sufti may be, and arc with you wherever you misc | may fly. They are of all ages, Bizes, lusti kinds. Some of thein are old men, the { grizzled and tottering, who hold out tat- the t tered hats with a muttered story of woe force which has been so many times told that it shoul has lost meaning even to the speaker, 4,the and has flowed together into a confused alive, IIUU1IIO OI KUUllu. -ru. ? baps, Is a sorrowful -lookln^eenOrn, hold- TrWu ing a baby which drowses all day, apparently with its body resting v.pon its mother a rap and its little head reclining upon her breast, the pavement, or upon I po?>ih vacant space. The torpid good nature ^fty J of these infants is amazing, aud its secret "heerv lies inside a large bottle of soothing *ro ??* syrup, which is the dirty littlo cherub's S? V* laily diet. Aud just beyond this family * ,,at ;roup of beggars you may come across a nifWi j olitary child, dogged and sullen of ex ression, and wearing such an air of .IT, loom that you wonder if tho poor thing P, , ven knows how to smile. Of course a t .Vn^> ood deal of this sadness is of tho pro- ?. 10nn ssional sort. Th' The beggars form quito an clement in ? e city's total population, and one must urn to refuse their nniw>?i? ? -? . . " "r rUn .lt!C i ?omctim k or becoming himself one of their These mher in the course of a walk through |(nRjre Q( town. Every kind of real and manu- the bin! jsa SI ? gar who cannot show a cracked head, [? about racefully deformed limb, or at least a three a?d dully nurtured cut finger, has missed 7 hen th( calling. It requires art, rather than t\on* ?' c nee, to be a sucecsful beggar. One disappear rite haunt of these peoplo is the broad R a steps of the churches. Hero they . X all hours, thinking, no doubt, to Night it ay the worshiper when he is in a 1,0 #<ien 'n tual mood and will hearken to the daytime.? e voice whi'.h, like that of con- ce, urges him to be nd of the dross 0h'rn.7'\ i binds him to the world. The re- rhnrres on depreclatiog of paper currency, piM muster sp' * - * .SCv .ee' It i city; it retires late and gets up early in 0< ' the morning, and already is showing a lt good many signs of life and toil. In the In ' narrow street before us are a number of early street cars, not very heavily laden yf !. as yet, and whose drivers, therefore,send ' their teams galloping down the smooth track and around the sharpest of Rharp turns at a speed even more reckless than usual. The South American cardriver, c< like every patriotic citizen of his country, is fond of excitement. When he comes P to a hill he opens the brake and whips up be ? Worsea: tysai K? CRr aQ(* coutents.and you are apt to tninK, as ytm \.o\a ??. ^ wait for tbq crash, that in comparison u: with this a ride on a toboggan slide is a u very tame affair indeed. Thero are no bells on tho horses which pull these q cars, nor does the driver ring one as ho approaches the corner of a street. In- . stead ho carries a large cow's horn fitted on the inaido with n tU - -"V, ?UW.D | forming a wind instrument whoso sound, I . heard in every key and at all hours of j 18 the uight and day;, excels in absolute 81 hideousness all other noises yet made or conceived. For this reason they arc, as G a warning, very effective. The streats 2! themselves arc too narrow for a double M track, and cars are obliged to return to their points of starting by a different tt route. There are eight street-car com- |r panics in Buenos Ayrcs, with a total of ui 218 miles of track. |a Jumping nimbly on and off these cars and running back and forth from house to house are scores of Italian newsboys, a( thia profession, is not resincwr** oj wBlTe cm vm whmw are their compsta- ^ iUtt kn/vlhloolro f?i\nr? " Japanese Dinner. rt Hoino time ego a Japanese gentleman, f ho is living in Paris, invited some iends to a genuine Japanese dinner, of liich the menu was ns follows: Banana n up, slices of octopus or devil flshfeel- * i, porcupine, oranges preserved in ,c lgcr syrup, bollca pomegranates, idied lizzards'tails, etc. The daintiest Ul reel of the feast, which is to the s served large dish of priceless oto porcelain, garnished with,ts wreath varigated bamboo leaves. It was still w< re, for its gills add its mouth moved P ularly. To the horror of the guests fr( sent the host raised the skin from the ou >er part of the fish, which had been P* viously loosened, and picked off ar3 e after slice of the creature, which, en< ough alive,had been carved in such a an lion that no vital part had been rf*l ihed, the heart, gills, liver and thf lach had bceu left intact, and some ca? p seaweed, on which the flsh rested, "ur ced to keep the lungs in action. The irable thing seemed to look with a rous but mast reproachful eye upon guests while they consumed is body, that ransparent flesh of which they were d to admit to be delicious. It then Id be added that this peculiar flsh, Dat," is only fool when eaten terns , The moment itjs dead it becomes ttve^ siv4 ^Jiliai^Xorh r m work Hour to See Yonr Brain. Frussr iialie holds that it is qoite Bead le for a man to see his own brain. f ears have elapsed since Purkinge ? ed tliet by passing a candle to and reral timos by the side of the eye in front was transformed into a f scrtjeu, on which was reflected ras thpn supposed to be "a mag- c mage of part of the retina." utly nr. Halle resumed the ex- It in, ant he has succeeded in iden- wi the plcturo with the represen- ' ?f the 1'anterior lobe of Ihe cere er picturl consists, he reports, of ^ ivolntime with dark interspaces." '01 whirli w ? wuitun admixture is be es ri?ibft. _ , he say*\ consulate erectly the folds^oY the anterior Jobe of S., n ^dhsAbeJurrows between indiemoved to end the four fe:hee bolowt the eye end t^e I a quarter inchee from the face. 5 movement ceases the undalaourso Also cease and the image i. A rcddUh mist appears first, nnge is soon developed and de- ' " m i the best time for it, but it can a dark place?faintly?in the ^^1 -Philadelphia Record. AMI hnMebNrrnltiTJ to I ike no 4 hi>.?thcr great tire. She I?a<? ?d fcwen^iqlj^paoj No. 60, 909 t I mk-. fi-V- ? . loreover, has driven all thijmotaHo tonej out of circulation with *?-excepon of a few copper coins, of' ?ich the ? sggars always have a good w Tak- b g advantage of this superiftyppd? their t -ofeesion they have recentlB^oatituted c monopoly, and refuse U> yflput I'heir * anil change except at a pffl we'1' pre- c SELECT SIFT0GS. \ Tn the Japanese language there is no ord for kiss. The Chinese cultivate an onion that >ea not smell. A single mill in Gepnany makes 170,)0 marbles every weok. The bronze cents issued in 1864 have ;tn coined annually t*nce. It costs Boston, Xass., $15,000 per ?r for sidewalk accidents. Beautv is but skin deep,and frequently hardly gets below the powder. A late invention it an artificial honey>mb of tin cells the natural size. A hotel is to be built on top of Pike's; eak, Col., 14,200 feet high above the a level. Half dimes were first coined in Octo?*. 1792. and continued a* intervals ntil 1806. then .-?? 328. ' " " 7 "" " \] A swan was killed in Trinity County, al., recently, whoee wings measured ven feet when spread out. It weighed xteen pounds. A Tekonsha (Mich.) man who is in the ire raising business, calculates that the ( icreaso of a pair will number 2000 inde of two years. s Colonel Nathan Whitney, of Franklin rove, III., who was born on January i 1, 1791, claims to be the oldest living ason. lie joined the Order in 1817. h In England the old four-posted bedcad is the pride of the nation, but the t on or brass bedstead is fast becoming liversal. The English beds are the 9 rgest beds in the world. In tearing to ?omo old beak iruiture at MoniiVT*^-^wa, a few days r jOj the workmcJfacJjidLjgaouse's nest ( le denomination of^ROOT I Joseph Alman, the bankrupt painter t San Leandro, Cui., is an Americanized . Jbinaman. His Mongoliau name is /hung Ah Wuug. He has lived in Callornia for forty years. 8ome timo ago ic was an adept bartender. He has forgotten his native tongue. A pathetic story is told of a young voman, the wife of a lithographic artist, vho had been married but four months V vhen she committed suicide because of lcr inefficiency in housekeeping skill. In ler farewell letter she begged her hus? >nnd never to marry again. The National Cat Club, of England, vhich was established several years ago o encourage the breeding ol good cats, oports progress. The Cat Club "stud ook" is rapidly filling and bence the mprovement of cats throughout the Jnitcd Kingdom is great aud general. mitiwt faceting of the London nmtneu Wufc ? jold, making it not only one of the most surious, but one of the most beautiful of he batrachaians. It Was shown alive. The Russian Government has issued a ikase ordering that all sardine boxes are o be opened at the custom houses on the riTlrl\ 11 ftPPeare th?t shoals of ! fihilist tracts and publications have recntly been imported into Russia from , ranee in apparently genuine sardine oxes. ? a A notinlMA v Tli? Bible Well Coating?." "And behold If the plague bo in the walls f the houso with hollow streaks, greenish r reddish then the priest shall go out of the a< iouse to the door of the house and shut up , be house seven days. * * * And he shall ause the house to be scraped within round It bout, end they shall pour out the dust that ?. bey scrape ofT without the city into an unlean plaoe." ai This matter of looking to the sanitary na- F ore of wall coatings seems to be considered f much Importance of late. A eapplameot y. te jBoardof Health conjgnns wall paper and ybWhmbseior jwUl?, * ina recommends Alabastine as being sanl- b ary, pure, porous, permanent, economical m ibd beautiful. To each of the first fire persons in every 4 :ity and town, who write the Alabastine Company of Grand Rapids, Michigan, giving the chapter containing the above pass- c< ige of scripture, will be sent an order on the ? Akibastlne dealer in the town for a package K jf Alabastine, enough to cover fifty square jmrdB of wall two coats, tinted or white. v< To test a wall coating, take a small qnan:ity of it, mix in equal quantity of boiling '' water, and if it does not set, when loft in ;he dish over night, and finally form a stone J ike cement, without shrinking, it <r a kalso- L nine, and dependent upon glue to hold it tt 11 She wall, the feature so strongly objected tj t>y sanitarians. >1 Continuing this sanitary wall-coating reform the JYibune offices have been nicoly N lecorated with Alabastine. The effect is pWing, and the rooms are very sweet and clean.?Detroit Tribune. g IVISE WORDS. Thoro 19 no bitterness like self-re) roach. Time, which deadens hatred, secretly itrcngthens love. A newspaper is the history of tho vorld for one day. Pride requires very costly food?its weeper's happiness. It is better to hold back a truth than o speak it ungraciously. The less people know of a subject or in object the more they aro inclined to | alk. People seldom improve when they have 10 other model but themselves to copy ? iftcr. 1 mows coougliii^ * *" ' It remains to tho lover and tho idealist to transmute defects of character and of person into qualities. 1 To study muukind is not learning to < hate them; ao far from a malevolent end, 1 it is learning to bear and live easily with ] them. I Prom n common custom of swearing, I men easily slide into perjury; thcreforo, t if thou wouldn't be perjured, do not uso i to swear. ] The man who has not anything to boost ] of but bis illustrious ancestors is liko a < potato; the only good belonging to him i is under ground. J The golden beams of truth nndtho 1 silken cords of love, twisted together, t will draw men on with a sweet violence, f whether they will or not. 1 The most valuable gift which can be ? bestowed upon women is *? othl?8 *? \ or'^Btmre; : influence the outward deportmont; but 1 where the one is wauting, there is great reason to suspect the absence of the 4 other. It is often better to havo a great denl of harm to happen to one than a little; ? great deal may rouse you to rcmovo ^ what a little will only accustom you to :ndu re. When a child breaks hei dearest toy, i md after a period of mouraiug vainly tteinps to cement the broken pieces, it s then that she is for flrst time conronted with the everlasting nay. Sincerity is the perfect armor. It hath either cracks nor joints, is of light relght, tine temper, nnd if rightly fash>ned hath an air of modest bravery hich makes it the most gallant in the eld. " I I A Carious Old Pump. ItT or utfA&rooito flu tig, f-}| ight, will romcraber that there is a I ill there which still yields a good sup- I f of frosh water, which is drawn up I >m a depth of 300 feet by a very curis method. The cord from the bucket sees over a barrel like that of an ordinf windlass, but this barrel ends in an ormous hollow wooden wheel, in which obedient donkey is led when water is luired. The animal steps alongside ! wheel, like a squirrel in its circular re, and the bucket quickly rises to the ' face.?Afaw York AV-r*. mm __ 100 Ibwiri. I1SO. "p readers of this paper will be pleased to I that there is at least one dreaded dlseaeo science has been able to cure in nil Its / m. and that is catarrh. Hall's Catarrh ( , is the only positive cure now known to VJ aedlcal fraternity. Catarrh being a contional disease, requires a constitutional ment. Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken Inlly, acting directly upon the Mood and I ^ us surfaces of the system, thereby de- <|a Ing the foundation of the disease, and " g the patient strength hy building up the pai nStTonahd assistingnature In doing its D . The proprietors have so much faltn In *1 rative powers that they offer One Hun- W Dollars for any case that it falls to cure. JLql for list of t&stsssca'.ais. Address I u f. J. Chenky A Co., Toledo. O. 1 w H ' Sold by Ihruggists, 75e. with , From Father crofuia is a blood poison which desce is a taint tiich must be AFFLICTED Ffi adicated from ? e system be- Mr*. N. Rilchey, of Maeln pel* me to say that 8. S. 8 re a cure can m miracle in my case, in curl made. Swift's I*. which afflicted me fro a . _ co throat and nose, and threa ecinc, b. S. WM go aore that I was oc drives out the food. When I began 8. 8. 8 . tion but commenced to im as thwart; to swdtiM pOreS Of Lmmmm?mmmmm?mmm skin and thus relieves the blood BOOKS ON BLOOD AND SKIN DI THE 8WIFT SPECIFIC Dill t*7 *MmM m N. V.Cttjr. DILI Graliiyin te All. ( The high position attained and the universal :ceptauco and approval of the pleasant liquid nit remedy. Syrup of Figs, as the most exceL nt laxative known, Illustrate the value of io qualities on which its sucoeas Is based and reabdndantly gratifying to the California Ig Syrup Company. Sundnj is the favorite wedding day in a !d England. &i Uaht persons are brokendown from over- ry wk or no use hold cares. Brown's Iron Bit- ? ?rs rebuilds the system, aids digestion, re- " loves exoess of bile, ana cures malaria. A ? plendld tonlo for women and nliilnw CI Live leisurely unless you are anxious t ie in a hurry. n A Chance to Make Nosey, q I feel it my duty to inform others of my suore* plntiug spoons, castors. Jewelry, eto. The rut week I cleared 9?L60, and in three weeks a W. By addressing the Lake Electrlo Co., nglewood, III., you can get circulate. Bix innth.s ago 1 was poor, I now have a nice home C id Itank account all tbo product of $3 inastcd iu a l'later. A Hxait.ii. To change the nntue and not the letter tl ininge for worse and not for better. u Ladiks needing a lonlo. or ohOdren wt-o g| ant building an. should Lake Bruin,', Iron ittcra. It la iilcasant to take, cores Malaria, p ldlgoutioD.Huiouiinoaa sad Liver CoinpUlnts, n takes the Blood rich sad pars. , H Bridle the appetite nith reason and ?av iv stomach. . _?:?. ... ti FITS stopped free by Dr. KluiI GaiAT ,, Kkhtouku. No Fits after first daps m. Marvelous cures. Treatise and |3 tnal S Htlefroc, Dr. Kline. Wit Arph ij tZPhilL^j^L Beecham's Pills act like magic on a weak tomach. / " I Oopyrigbt, I860. ^ I J He who waits J, "or an inactive liver to do its work, * sxposes himself to all the. diseases hat como from tainted blood. Don't wait! Langttor and loss of ippetite warn you that gravor ills a tre oloso behind. You can keep *> hem from coming; you can euro ? hem if they've como?with Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. Et's the only blood and liver medisine that's guaranteed, in every case, a benefit or euro. Your money jack if it does"'!- Thus, you only jay. for the good you get. Can you isk more? It cleanses the system ind oures pimples, blotches, erupions and all bkin and scalp dis* . >ases. Scrofulous affections, as J ever - sores, hip - joint disease, i twellings and tumors yield to * Bwrffiar^sss^i /OHN K?eix, a. b., ^ c"i n?]irGi i ^ OF ALL | 2! COUGH CURES; ? _ DOCTOR ' ACKER'S . ? 5WCLM|i s REINEDI _ ... SOtD ,H " 8S ENGLAND i ~ Is. andja JE AMERICA I % for 25 cents a bottle. ) ~ T TAO*r/> t T-. . . r,g eg ggOD.j CYI - CH H. N U.--14 WL*4i in 734a papers ERR W? HAVKNOAOENTWII.I. AllKANU iMT ACTIVE MERCHANT.-L.AM - N. V + A to Son. *4 nds from parent to child. 1 W I0M CHILDHOOD. To? \2.' ?y,Ind., says: "JubUoo com- 4>r" f I. has worked littlo short of GEN^ og me of aggravated Bcroful childhood. It attacked my m1 toned my lung*. My throat ?mpelled to subsist on liquid . I was in a wretched oondi- UUf prove at onoe. and am now WW a ' ^ ???????J of the poison. *4'SSS SBASBS VRRB. ? ~ BOOIft w., Atlanta, Ca. *37? ?1 3E E Biliousness, J2;|Mjs k Headaohe, ir^sr4 9 bottom. If Malaria. E BEANS. W \ . - ' ^ 'August Flower" For two years I suffered terribly ith stomach trouble, and was for 11 that time under treatment by a hysician. He finally, after trying; very thing, said stomach was about rora out, and that 1 would have """v, ;ase eating solid food for a time at jast. I was so weak that, I could , ot work. Finally on the' reoongf lendation of a friend who had used your preparation* i worn-out with beneficial resuits, I procured *' tomach. bottle of August1*' Flower, and cc?at' lenced using it. It seemed to do1 le good at once. I gained in trengtli and flpsli rapidly; my apetite became good, and I suffered o bad effects from what I ate. I iel now like a new man, and conat. _ 1. A LU'cr mai /vugusi r lower bas enirely cured me of Dyspepsia in its rorst form. James E. DbdErick, augcrties, New York. . - ; W. B. Utsey, St. George's, S. C.* rrites: I have used your August 1ow?r for Dyspepsia and find it an xcellent remedy, ^~ ? 'ATENTSvIET WELLS;^llBg YANTF.II?Local and Traveling Salesmen. Salary KO to pw ]>cr month. Outfit trw. BttS *? established 23yews. We give undoubted referices. Send stamps for particulars. Mo postals iswered. HI KKCKIt dt CO.. Louisville. Ky. OTKaHN tied to SIB* mo. Fee lio w*a?n you ret roer moes* leaks free. Wqsni M. HIX1ITSJL ISrWellrUs. j.* I IAGGY KNEES Oreely Pant Stretcher, duptnl by Indent, at Hnrrsrd, Atnhrrst. and other Wltitu, ulao. br proirsstonal and business men avsjy, rbsre. If nut for sale In your town send Us. to ! J. (JHKEI.Y, 7Ifi Waihlngtim Hireft. no*ton IOT8L1TC arc Coining Money rtatg flp?MT Mfinfr il piid low -pri< i I ui ticle. Need. I III l?l"IJ ndlur, old, store and ofllcs. Krerybodywautslt. Soils on lelit. Arcntaf'Irnr IOOper ct. For terms addiese 1ST.CK0WKLL A IIKIFiT&lCI, 087 Ckutnst St. Fkilai-lybia, Pa. Vj *ROF. LOISETTE 8 NEW MEMORY BOOKS. Criticisms on two recent Memory Systems. Ready . bout April Int. Full Tattles of Contents forwarded / nly to those tvlio tend i>liini|icil directed envelope. v Also Prospectus PUHT FltKBof lliu LolsetUan Art il Merer Forgetting. Address Prof. LOl.sBTTK, Zil Fifth Arc., New York. * 1 /** \ /^JMESX (TON SCALES \ I ?F \ $60 BINGHAMTOri' \ Beam Box Tsrc B( tt/w V? N. Y. a/ SIS. SIMS V* ft Mi, TURNER'S iNTI - BILIOUS PIUS! ure HUlouanesa, Constipation, Sick lleadaoke, Saltw Skin, Dyspepsia, Flatulence, Heartburn, fie. trial wlij prove lu Price* 23 coots. TIIKTAlkNMR M'F'U CO., New YaHt. EVERY MAN 1118 OWN ROOFKR. lTTnrI?,i^Tbr*? PI,r, Eoofln*. suitable for all roof* hT? v/rJ.WM <>{'?:?>?'crial and twice as dm? ,1?-, Wind and Water Proof, suitable for all imatcs, and can be applied by any oue. lxecrlDtira h?J.?i?W 1 """hies of Roofing, Lining and >al,,ta- *< . ?m? on reiiuesL JOHN AVanTTAT?VK Rlchwaod, Va, b:L. HUNTLEY'S fwo wVi7r" ^n,lo,*10?ndlhefo|](mto7S?3owI -VASELINE1R A <?NK-D??1.LAH Bll,Leeutue^r meB i will deliver, free or nil charge*, to nay neraoa M l United ButUM, nil of uw Jollowiai erUole* oare? ^Hh|mA e two-ounce bottle of Vn*-llneTomad?t H Jnr of Vaaellue Cold Cre.un, y't^1 Cake of Vaseline Cum,ilmr Ice, - - - } " ^9 s Cnke of Vastlino soap, unecentew . I g; wH |H Cnkeof Vnaeilue.Sonp, exiiulalleCKjentan ?>,. 4M HH s two-ounco boUie of White V pfiiT i| .' * Ill) ? 'or rvwfrtr* etitrnn* nt?v thtjle trf t*?e At |/m urH? ted. Oh no aooowitf be lenual*!to aeoeM Ormm i rdruoffUi anu Vaseline or preparation thtr&mdk '"L !M labelled wuh our name, beoaute uow tew ear* Jyteoelveaniinltation wlotob bm little or no tmhtd Mkreuiik ,UI<. Co.. 14 State rtt.. N. IT* sry Farmer his wn Roofer EAPER than Shingles, Tin nr Slate. aces Your INBURANOB, and Perfectly "V 9, Water and Wind Proof. roofing, jg CORRUGATED , onfln, Is r?<l7 ruml lot Iho Boll.in., ' in be applied by any one. Do net bay >ofln? till yoft write to a. for oar DeecrlpUlo^ue. Bcrlee . ASBim WAITBo. L- DOUgLAS ^ ^SSlns I t a popular priii. , ' illeema n'a riktw M ll|?rillk ' ' jH road mm, farmera, ato. * ,'?H?| )?in Qun?i ii, Puwon and lata * I.adieu la the only haad-oerted Okoa '? Uila popular prion. u nifoVa hka? far f.adler H anaw 4*- j and promlaaa to tirnnaaa ?WT popular. 1 >elor l.arflea, and al.T/} farlUaaaa 1 tin their axaaUeaoa ror aUaik r> I warranted and atampad attauMW dj ,-*9| adrertlaed local apatt* iianil ??|J J llreet to faotory, aaainatag adrarfiaad Jfl ital for order blanka ' U pSpQLAi. jradnaa, hat . 1 l? Hlme dealer In arerr ctry and '4 vaplrd le lalta eaeluatra aarUMtTt -j* advert iaed la local paper. VaM dflH 4*1 eelalataa.