The Fairfield herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, July 19, 1876, Image 2
FAIRFIELD' HERALD
of New York.
of Iiitnua.
AN IMPOR~TANT MEETIN.
e(1 of the call Ilido iby 0lc) -Statte
E~xecutive Couaciettc of 411 he 1ciuc -
citic party for it c()lvenitbl oif tilt
ptiet'plo on thec 15th, of Autg ~t neoxt,
and hen'ice there WasH illflat' a etich."
No allusioni to that call. -Aside frontc
(the cotAi~lderttti'1'11 urged int the
arIticle. inl (juentioll, the facet that tin'
next county convention rnnxit elect
'kgates 'to go to Columiac rencders
it mtiiic iimportanit thant e'ver b~efore
thctt it, shiould be~ felkl tiiil r4ic i-~
luitivc. Wie feel that. we art' safe ill
acly iig that I Iiat' wvill dle"olve cijic cc
th'e State Convention duties, cand
thce diScixioii of qustitonis, of
graZverV mlomen~it to th-e pec ile thlan
aII1 t'I'r )('fo '10 iII CI it (1 te ai
(i lilet'liAV Ilody. in Sout 'Cc ('arol iaI
1)pceicer. lI 8(d. It. is (of thle gra:t
('c-t impilortanlce, nay,. it is sicccph1
illcic-peimi ailie. that, iche A utgcsl
ct1 x'lticn i e 1)(' e 11l(I ip o!
thle h est mat~ el i;u , iaiii t haut all t it
Pcfotpi( inl Sympa~ethy v iti Ithe 1 )eaccor
(-rage ( patty xlcoctld Jinx-c' at voice ill
tir eli ict' Of dtl(titinf. iizt ci a''i
trn lhe iNOi by it unionc witlh iDeo
''ltt i c c cat aclit at Icacdztc cc ci,
th ic uect-ii s~ att wh"lich arc+ ci .uceia
1!ehctat Cl- to th ( Comity Cliii. 1?t -
pe'(iccllV .shouldc fa! tlhey ,i dca:ccia e
lii be- cjiita of o'lc Iv the-~ We ccca
Icpocc i e .,f~ d tov .i,.".... ".. ,,,.....
elitcii itll 1puiltiig or remloving
offiils, r('plldiilting, to a 'great
extent, the, doctrine, ",To the victor
belong the spoilt:." Hoi is~ very
driyinlg, "I clenor to 1)rforn What
I ethat as a dutty. ii stating now
tt yiuiloxible purpose, if elected,
isi not to lie" S. (1lt 1i ?.r!te r ('Iocttill
a. it eeoitd termu." 011 the curl
ilousty (tlt'tioil, he is of coulio nn1
C(jtai'l..edliy ill favor oif it sedy.Il Cuntohrd milr I h
.'ls it',11 of tl:ii Soitliw 11 (lteiP u 1!)
Afte (U' t.Wh1g in! geii(Wi'll t(:iiUH thait
it is4 tile (dity oft the governmiienit, to'
pro~tec(t aill c'it t/'ixet illn teir rights,
1121( (list' liisiig In U elly the con
dlitioi cif trho Soiithcrni Status,
lhe I;avm ''bet litc alsitro. lay
uVi.isttilit.yl, it i e olerwit
will regarid 1111(1 chish~ their tIi tit
i1lter('t;I s.-thci ili tei 'ts of the whit'
cliillill'. amtld ''hi( h~i i put~ fortm its
Hes't ('11011) inll ehlf of 1% cjivil
the dis ticti in t' ee) -North aiu.
'rmTit; lilii'atioit ex'pIessed 5Stiii'ks
w~ell for thie hiead~' and lii':im' of thlit
I tellitlil i'iii t' It'r. licit lie willI
lose 'te olilo1"rt n, fovr iti z; 'xI')
t'b';.4. 'I'ht'ldn h1mi Itt'ily his F'n
li(',ri' n iuil ll'Xil('cts, will [eat ill
Qoiuomtil XIitll, 'sl ito 1oiet. of' tin
Hamiuburg DiIIICUlt;
(ait i n lt t 'I 1hzil:is p ii:~, .'mf CI* t
i't'i't'i itt i ll i I ~ 1.11 111, NLid..
Mow''is the ilijltxtiri' to tlit' cht.~(
111ak le n l " dtiii t1111 I t'm wias. art It
I(m'1*1'. n it 1 fi i m';(
r;IIi t IS. :Ilt 1 1 tti t'u' Il he ti tl t ,i
tittir ig ; l iii' ;t i 11 'i ~' l it l I vIi. "it IIi
rl liaii!'hii iN. .: ft er lt'!l tl I it Ilil I
to~11 t le t~in 's fili t.~ inte 1t'\W
lmiiue I i' rstul. s 1v Ik
: '"111 I lli tt tin' 1 l i' : tits tt t" 1 i i:
r":I irel~ tI' "h~ ilt' l'th' whi'cn re
Ill lit'1~ to h lt t ;111.1h'1 (N iht wlmn It
by Cic ' wt lihe Iit''i iI ir t t Zne t''ilt
tWtiitocituu f 1:l$ i t'tt ill till
dritl (It tiill1 prifcss ioii 'lit'; !;:l ;si
w 1 it~l Nci.. ciIy'IIa1it
there is now no roouu for the slight
eat diasonsion. Te6 Deeosr of'Soutli'
Caroli'na tiro utterly unaiccustomed1
to par~ty disciplinec, u~d anytb i'
that has oven the lionl lance of re
stridting the exercise of indiv'i4I"l
juidgmient is caleculated, flume mite
veryv novelty, to str ike theta at onceI
nfalvorably. The article ill quos
ti'Ii is ('(Wt1iily it l11O%;811io of party
discipline, initonded to B'eiire unity
of action :among the Deiiiu rata. E}-t
iulist h~e obsierved that " there is iniit
1no fore'lmndowimar of the . policy of
the a r ~ity, whid 1 icr straightLuit or
otherwiip". It' iinplv uiei~ns that
when the p'arty lbra settletd upon It
line of action, the matority shall,
'.4i"i('eflilly rcC: jlitisco in the, expressed'
will of 1.1:0 zzijorityv, andit all miov*e
for'ward ill thle lile of ditty thus
marked out.. Thet oIbjec'tioi to party
aliaclacs Itoi pled the girolud of the1
fei m x to W h ic h W O e h: .v e l ll t td o d , b ut e s s h c k a a e n w it c e s t y 1
[ve J" w.11 iit be willing to Hacri -
lice his iiiuhviidlull judlgm.-t, his per"-.t
n tu 1i 1 11 l p r e f e r tC h e r ., t o t h C o mngd , H t I e r ay . l l i n t e p rn o p -n
CVr tuime (*(Ili( ii to waive :lly objet- I.
htis to (ctiail iiiicdei of l)ioCt~iai I
t.hlt. tn' 1911 decided upjoni by p:"oe'l
iiitllol it V. ]3eics thie ohjoetioui c
we9 have.1 stitteti, there ca Cli e but
two1 other pi).;Sihl~i uncH. Thxost
;($ f~ '.tlt+'lnlt et s l rigid Zad111itiiclJs to the Ie(:(9g
('t1iCettl 1e tf iiti~ )ltead tcuctun oing of the whole loaf
I Itiouli 1 at refusal to iic(ejit the half1.
()it the titer 1iiiiltl, those who advo "J
.it e it xtzuiglitout poitlicy miay zip.
S1 1111i-mt Lout g! ttit aCOtiCCf;Ilt,hi to11
thel I h')osit 1 paltty, 11 %ve'ml(ttlit)g of
p~Hu' )t .iittil cdtIo a nd~aj~ JIultijltn of
1t1tcl 'ial~titNC ot oh the e tti: '11 cll bte best tait ailIiid
liltitl by joiidingt it JDe~iocrnt ict
lltih, ill;- ti iii dli it s hilltltili 4.
tin". fttlhy (leiilltiI~g all (lt('stiofli- in
Ill-~it a11is v: !icNether lit, to li)itY poi-f
C(IN or muy other 8ul'jee't. The hum:,
.r thle t1&C'iiltrxlhi of the tulgaunizei. .1
1)atliy, thle lnt t' ret('1)~t'm1ttivC it it
,If .Ill intters sts and! allsh d1ii', of lie
lit a'id o~lraj~ 'u' amid thet grealtE.' tht
hat eve(k ('illialat Cx will 1;e 11111
AI ar by Io th 1 'u esui !''av of "olit:.l
xe t! tik We caln x.4fely nssei t that [1
;rtthlc-s. 'I'lit %vc.:koxt. tUd'ktt that
atnlt 1't'Pit toutt by te Deiuiocrat.a'
.vi'Il -slu ally~1 b~c :utriuivathly b~ettor.,
1 iibel. t l.:n aflI' tllt. tau t'
I 1'i$('u ai tf Mth (IA'rthall' tenl.
ha e? ited Jibise:demande
not a fit it'fasaj and 'the aspot of
iffair ' e Wury threatening. It
va tas we are i foraned by an
g~ie r.94!ar, that,"Geera Bu
Br . deteriniined to .accomplish by
lurce. ,itt *wch cdtild not be done I
by)ggeeable domann'." the result'
if this deternnation we have al
ready given in the brief account
I1ertoitfd - ijiblishied.. Altogdthbr;
wearea6 a lose to perceive upon
what gg'owds the killing of the no
groa after their capture can be jus-]
tified. -Indeed, we find it difficult
to perceive the ground upon which
the actiuo1 taken by'the whites can
be shown to be anything but wrong. I
Ti'i-e Was surely gloat provocatiun
in the insolence of the militi unon,
but neither their behaviour nor the
uemrse of their captain when smun
inoned before the trial justice would
4eemn to have necessittted the forci
ble measures reported to. The kill-.
ing of the seven negroes after their
capturo is the worst feature of all.
The captives were, as we understa-d,
prisoneis .being takes to .jail.
nd:they were entitled to the pro
Lection of the party having them in
Ahargo. Even granting, what we
'A insider alnost absolutely certain,
that the -nen thus hsiummarily die
1)Osed of were in their conduct and
teachings dangerous to the peace of
the codmnunity, the imac: in which
they were ti ented, does not appear
to be at all justified by the circun
itanceas. It is of course with the
iepest r egi et that we called
Ipun .to speak thus of the feel con
luet <if: any party of white mon it
South Carolina, but the action taken:
it Hantbiu-g was both excessive ints
tself, a4yl likely to produce bad ro
mults. The Radical politicians, of
he type of which the umin //eral
a the great aduirer, have been long
ivaitih' with oage:ness a pretext
or the qimci-toi ing of troops all over
his State, :Md surely such 4 pre- .
ext is now afforded the governo
tId thoWe who are anxioua for thi
oldie: s: ot that w' think that 0
ioverpnur Chamllbrhnt *osil b<s
ustitlgd in asking that troops ht
out to Hnmbtir; or that such r
e0fos6'*o01tit 19 aliytlhing less than
cuwi. dly tuLinissioii of ih power
essness and genteral worthlessness of
>ur StatO oihm ttnuht. There are.
>r thro:8hould be, ample means t
he- g'oti-ior's coninann to enforce t
he. liv's aid tnh, calling of Fedora
1.001 s it a co'ltp!ete .abandoimthent
.f all those means. But the pretex
me l-een'atforded; afid ien shli ml I
>e sdrliisedl to' seb il todn~ a-te(
apon. W.e.cannot yet tell what wil.
>e'the, resuilts.of' this Hfambuirg ois
ur)>anoce. We tr ust that 'hoati'vex
iteps whyv be takeai in the mattei
vill b'e in the. natureofajdca
navestigation adthrotlgh the brdi
uiry Agenceies of the~ civil authoritv.
l'he unfirir is certainly set ions Ln'ottghi.
md to be dleplorced hp aill good ci
Organization, Agai.
Ou'r readers ai-L Ooubtles#j ie
'omaing a little wearied wilii the
'requ<Py with which the import
mnco of' D~emocr'atie orgaitizatibin ha~
>een urged in these colunns. The
hiork of br1inlging the people (ogeth
3r' into the Democratie ehribs has.
ave fear', progr'essed but slowly ant.
.lnsatisfactorily. Whent th'o counts
zoniyention, to elect delegates to thu
'state conv'ention, was held,- we tool
great hope 'and felt sure' Uhat; thu
deep) interest then in several w~ay~
mnuifested wats a sign that th
Demo('1'ts of Fairftield, reiresentin~
rlmosf exclusively the wealth and
intelligence of the cou~ty,- had
fesolved to puolh to early p~erfection
that or'gahization which is now so
iimpor'tjant. But we confess we were
both dlisappointed 'and dispirtdd
over the small attendance upon01 the
two last conventions. Not that we
sus'pect the people0 of the county ofI
any indisposition to fall in under the
Democratic banner and (10 all in
their power to accomplish the ends
of Dem'ocratic drgamritation. We
at tibu~ite their inact ion to other
causes, to which we alluded some
weeks since. These causes may)'
now be as potent and as pressing as
they were then, but we must again
urge the necessity of a full attendi
~ace onl the next 'omulty donvenO~tion:.
even at the app~ar'ent daerifice of
personal intel-ests. Five delegates
from cach towmanhip manke up the
!ounty' club, and sur'ely this small
nhtumbetr meinf be' 'pardd fromn the
farmi andi the store, to attend the
mleet ing of a body11, w~hose dlelibeora
tions an'eet the Iefare,' nay,- the
veory life itself, of the taxpayers of
~he county. The next county con-.:
ven1tion wuill be a. turning point. By
the time at which it assembles, the
>rganizati~on in each townshuip
ihould have been- finh~Hy perfected.
ihere illhu~s remain tina aud
>p)portutilty for thdl' disenssioy and
1ispos~ah of aninor details. nF
In'- this connection, we would
tghin. statO oni' conviction- tant .,mS .
iseussiotip of the policy t6 be 4 r
idopted by the Democratic partr' I
n th6 approaching 'leetion is at this b
imne somewhat prennAtre. The
juestion of folioy is at best 'a most t
perplexing one, and eail far better I1
bo sdtlod a mouth dr v6 froin this v
time thlan at presont. Honc our
silence upon tlhi subject. That. t
there should be differenca of
pinuion upon the question is not t
mly natn al; but, from our' peculiar a
)olitical situation - and equally
peculiar political experience; un
tivoiduble. We therefore consider w
t unfait and ungenerous, on the at
)no hand, to accuse of obstinacy, un- 0
progressiveniess and "pig-headed. v
uess" those who honestly think a
traight.out fight the only thing to
be dons next Novemnber, and equally
Fnfair an i ungener us, ou the h
>thner to suspect of weuakaness and ~
indecision those who honestly ad
vocato the coalition policy. We I
think thore is much that can he r
:easonahly said on both sides of the
lestion, but it can be best handled
nd settled a short time bence.
hnon political events shall have a
issumed a more decidod and tangi- r
ale form. Meantime, the best, in
lood the only, solution of the
:loubts and the only adjustnent of I
rhe differences that now exist, lie t
n the absolute perfection of the
Democratic organization. If this be
it once done, for ourselves we have
10 fear that the action of the party
ni this county will be tiny othe: e
han one characterized by wisdom. 11
>rudence and inn mlinity. t
If we felt (alled upon to cfler tan
Lpology to the peole of 1"ai field
or so repeatedly urging this sub
e:t upon their consideration, we
hould only- s y that our course is i
ronmlpted by a deep interest in 1
heir welfare and liy the solemn e
on victiomn thait thle cnly h<i.pe for the(.
>eople of South Carolina and for
heir children andt their children',
hilkbn. lies in the complete and
Permatent orgainization of thle
)enocratic party, unpoan t b iroad,
ust tcad proglessive platfoIl.
[icotMusATo.] 0
The "Doro Boys" at, te. Contunnial.
[fr. Ediuor:
As you have had a letter from oim
f the d/d --Boro boys." I send you
n dxtrat't froni a letter from one of
he yo"ung om s. Iz is --orn" an-l
an ti-corn p.u ly.
t
ui Wahnge Cital ay Sunday ,
Ve left Wanshingt ii a' in tie I
:veninlg antd arrived int Philaadelphia.
.t 1 o' clock on Sumndany nigt;~ am'
ook quiar'tdr at tihe Girard Hou se
)unr trunks got separatedl fromn ul
mnd vwo did not get thetm untiL
ifombilay night, and co nsequntlyi~ we
ad to go to thte Cete ~tnia m)
alonday in thte stile 1 clothes w,
imdt nmade onr ,journey wt'i. We
mnjoyed oursel ves n1uver theless.
T1he prtocessioni oni the 4th was a
fraund sight, ndt the firewiorks orn{
he nlighat of the 4th were thei
ramnd.d. I ever saw or ever exp~ect
no see. We spent the prtincipa:l part
>f thbe first day in the M. i-n Build
ng, and saw enough in thait to deI
is a life-time. You actually sec si
nianiy tiings thtat you dlot't ktnowi
mardly what you do see. Tiffamny'
lispilay was the firiest in the Jeweh
-y Depattmnent in the Malfi Build
ng. Frotm Mionday to TIhnursday
we have been through nnorry all the
uAdigriutua Hall is magnificent. i
and I spent neairly at whole day in i
it. The Corhiss Engimne in Machine.
ry Hall is the maost woildertiil piece
c~f manchinnery I saw. It runns eighlt ,
miiles of Sliafting.
The p'ainitings anti sculiptutre inl
Art Gallery tire splendlid beyond
d1escriptionl. Thne paniintittg of tine
Battle of Gettysburg is tlhe finest
in the United States Departmteant of
ArtM The paintings in tihe RussianI
DeparmWean t aro nsnp'c'r4.y eleganmt.
We chnnged onur quiatcs veny
soon, from-y thn6 Girard' .House,
which cost us5 $4.50t. a day. t~o a
better piace ii a private fatnily ait
$2.00 a df The geni tinmi, youi
will recollect, wans very kind to
Col. F. W: McMaster when' a g-sn
sn itn theo North. Mr. 0. C' Nichnols,'
1522 North 10thn St., is th& head
juartfra~ A tine peresennt of John
~eil, Glover Jord-m,- Jack Frasern
mtd mnyself. AI/l tihe "boys' are
sehaving finely. X.Vnw /avce bee~n
hen least tipsy.
IeW andi Astounding Developments.
One Captain Scott is tryitng t'o d'e
ri~ve t)no P'resident of his miiitarny
tanib by swearing beford fhoThe 1nse
filitary .Commtntee that Ito fur'
inh~ed Grant witl'h all the iamforma
iod and suggestinns nessc~arf3. to~
namble hinm to effect his brilliant
nlovenments on tine T'ennessee rivr
liuimg the( war. Scott, it is said,(
ins been for vy "n try a toge ai
award for edynins he fturnislied
heneral Grantbnt ho inms hithirto
eon severely mubbed.
Worse than tat.: the N.ew York
hint publishes doexinients to pr've
blat Pr'esident Grnp t is not (6a.
Ilysses 8. Grant., but another man,
rho formerly went by the ineo. of
,uke NPlovoi. The NSgSfls story is
liat in 1868, during the 'residentitl
anvass, while Gen. (rant; with
konerals Sherman and Sh'eridan,
wo or three of the Dents; his wife
nd othoi hnenibers of thie family,
-era on a ploasuro excnrsion to
hiaaha, Gen. Grant separated fion
11 the party except the Dents, 11(1
ritlh whom a Mr. Fouracres undl
coarse drunken fellow by the name
f Plover started on hosebck to
isit. Fort Collins; thence to explore
lie country along the Cacho, a la
oiidce river. While General Grant.
-is riding in compnity with Plover
long the edge of at steeps gorge, his
orse's hoof struck on ia loose rock,
ausing him to fall, and in attemiipt.
ig to recover himself, rolled with
is rider over the ledge into the
urge, seventy or eighty feet be
enth, hor se and rider being ernshed
ito one shapeless, horrible mass.
'ho documents fouil in possessii
f Mr. F4ouraci es at the tinge of his
oath-which is said to have occur
ed in St. Josephi, Missorti, lboltt a
ionlh ago-state th .t lie wits paid
liberal slun by the )Dents to keep
lie secret of Gen. Grnt's death, the
ublicatiou of which woul hove been
ttail to the Rtdical p: ty at that
i111e. The peisoiill : esebimee
etween the deceased General and
ble man Plover being so gre it that
veil Mrs. Grant conll not distin
vnish between themu, it was <1eter
iined to dress Plover in the Gen
ral's clothes, inst.ruct himl) in the role
e was to per forlu, and1 pi (sen t hini
LI the contry as tho le)lliciai
om11ine1e for President. The sehilie
as cir iied out with success. With
little drilling, innch ret icence,
noking aiil whiskey drinking,
'lover sust:,ined tie harnetor of
'rrmUitt so well that lie wats never (ic
cted, nor witld the worvl. I have
een any wiser now but for the<1eatlh
f Fonracres imilng st1ranigers. iy
hieh his papers fell into the hanids
f prying awilt inqlnisitive wonder
longers. Si Gun. taint. is not.
ly in dainger of being robbel ,f
is mnilitary fami, by one C:ptai n
Cott, bit if F'Luracres andl thie s.un
rrl spun(dent. are to be et .1lited, lie
to be haindtol down to pocsteri
S811 1111an inp'ster--as 110 (ieneral
r nt it all, aniid only a conn.o',
I vorter'i IV the 11:11ne(! of Pitorr.
tags ! Rags!
NA\' V loiour ia C' ! ton an I in. ni rags
1n nil c* on .a, ks, nd we w ill luy
eimi 1roln von.
Wtraplpi. in 'or for sale at ni ac l~o
l*rs.l pr:,.
nh 21 .1,eMASTEli & I:RI(E.
-1
sts tinarket vluef) -- -- - 52;3, ' 14.17.
11 Srn:a.ce. Pres't.
E. 11. Hrs-ro-r~ox, Sec.
THI 'lnpalny las sten: lily won its wayi
. 51ecess, unitil it now raniks with, thiode
iat itutioni'hs wIhieb 1.avie giv'en H artflord
ieh ai relatation fo r howlaty and inir
,JAS. W. LA W,
feb1 14 Agent at WVinnusheoro, S. (C.
NE 1ia.rrel (ii '-niown, as ReiduumIii,n
..ed for coat1ing nood to p.res'iru
either in buildli n..; or moe par tielar
on Fene Posts. ' r saie hiv
oct 21 W. E. P s
1 Q sldat athomet. Agensts wathi
'R UE . A-() . Augusta, Main,.
I ~ I'IRb2AT'INO (lii I.ins~reed 55i, Koero
I I i.ene o, : auintor (I1, .just receit ed at
hue I)ri't; $tore of
Wt. E. Awmr..
v ery siupe'ri.,r miildi Whliskey, wrar.
*. raontedl pure and reconisuu(mnl(ed byv
aule at the
CrNTEmNJm. B'u.
Noti'e of (onaii,.
j HEJ Ma.rsnha~ls or the~ Town airehrh
ordered, to pult at stop ait one'
o sall ball-throwing, hat-playiig, kite
daying, &c., withini thet streets of' the,
ownI, as~ snehl~ sort is conidfledku al hi ii
anei n 'iOlators aigainlst thIiis .order re.
hirted to thle connijl will he~ lialet to a
nelt of $1 Ut) for ieh offedes,
jtv order of Conneuiil.
W. N' ElHi 'NDLElt,
july 1 ( ik.
hice Smoikedu lzUncon Sides at I12A to 1: e
" " 1dhoulders at laI to'i I
" l.'amuily1I l s.~ enid\assedl, alIt jag,,
~'i~ir, $7. .n to : iss5s per hsatiel. -
~. 0. Meolaoses andil Sn gar I flb, Syrui a
f5 to 70) ets per galledh by
Iml'is (ctsll- d6I . (H. CA 1W'.
un 22 3w
White Lad.
'VI ''on of~ Whit.' Je whtli ehs I guair
- F "li C', I. pure 'sadl, i'r .41le at 11he
Liug at lvre ot
W.-E. Amld:'
Fine Domestic Wine.
TSI U T(ec'iid a( lot of' tlln' N.-'. 'WIN E
J from ite celeberatced Viteyanji, at
All th'e Likkht
-UMMER~ Betverige, glilrrieed to s-uit
. the taste of thi miosit fastdjius, uiuj,
p in goodi ktyle iat the
OENTENNIAL lIAR
Sergrd (oludibia Lasger'.
~100L hihl-arrarited pure, tilways
. r.
TItl GREAT REMEDY FOR
CONSUMPTION
which can be cured by a
tim'ely resort to this stand..
nrd br'cpaatioh, as has beed
jroved by. the litndreds of
testimonials received -by tdi
proprietors. Jt is acknowI
edge;d by man1y pr1omninent
physicialis to be th utbd
r~eliale~ preparatioti ,ecr liii;
troduced for the relief and
cure of all Liug complaintsy';
and is oflered to th ptiblie;
sanetioned by the cie1iec6
of over forty years. When 4
resorted to in season it sel..
dom fails to effect a speedy
cure in the most severe
cases of' Coughs, Bronchitis,
croup, Wlhoopiug Cough,
Influenza, Asthma, Colds,
Sor( Throat, Pains 1or Sorce
ness in the Chest and Side,
Liver Complaint, Bleeding
at the Lungs, &c. Wistar's
Balsam does not dry up a
Cough, and leave the cause
behind, as is the case with
most preparations, but it
loosens and cleanses the
lungs, and allays irritation,
thus removing the cause of
the complaint.
PRIEPAfED BY
BETH W. FOWLE & SONS, Boston, Mass.
.And sohl by Druggiats una .ieregencrol y
Iron in the Blood
AN
TONIC
MAKES THE WEAK STRONG.
The Peruvian i s rup, a Protect
ed Solution of the P'roto.cide of
lron, is so combinled as to have
the cha racter of an (llinIcut, as
easily digested anl assim.ila tee
with the blood as the sinmplest
food. It increases the <ruantity
of .aiure's Otr. V'itali::iutq
Agent, Iron In the litootl, anut
eurues ' athosse ui ills," simply'
by Toning uep, Ini rigor<<tinu q a naet
'italizi the Sylstinl. The cen
r'ichet crnel vitalized~ bloodl per
-mncates ercellpa)(rt of the bodyU,
r'epairing/ <intages anrdlUwastC,
searchinr, out muorbidl scc~
lions, aned lea rinyj nothing for
elisease to fecrl Utpon.
This is the secret of the won
v.7e vful s ,reress of this recel cy 1in.
curin(/ ))sicpsia, Live'r ('omt
plaint, Dropsy, Chironlut. U'ar-*
rhoe~niloils,Necrvous An'ect~ian
Chills, and 'evers, [iutmo.
Loss of Constlttitional Tigor,
Diseases of tid Kidneys - and
Blladdler, 3?emale ComplaIints,
crude all dliscases oriqinating 1*,
a litad sta(te of .the iroll, ora
conuipanfied byi <dchiity or a .o'L9
Stale of the .systeyn... lcing freo
ronm Alcohol, in; laul form, its
Enertlzlnt eJJfects aruc .pt j'o-'
?owell by coespbnii eac..
lion, but are Pernmancn ; Infit'
sing streCngth, -vigos' .andl netS}
life into al 2)etrts of the si/|Aikm ,
andl building itJp an Iron Con
6tituttion. .
Thousands 7, have Acen chan gqet
by the utse of this remedly, from
weak, sickly, suffe'erng/ creca-.
turcs, to strong/, hcakk~y, anel
happil menC1 anuid women; an<$
inwalids can not -reasonably hcsa
itlate to gjivc it ai til.
See that each bottle has P ERU a
VIAN SYR UP blow'n in the glass.'
SETH W. FOWLE & SONS, ?'roprietorsk
No. 1 Milt n Plance, Boston.
Boa... DlY D ni. Ci$'rs an E n.IiAg
WYATERSH' ('OMTRT:UW OR(4ANS
-aa ., ~u Iw'nitTo A s i i
~r~'.~i beat e imPlci dI~ tir'.
. . i ican.. It ism 3brn
Ita .I.'lTATifA'..
1,, ~It lII 1 - ''
CaIIi.- E 1..ma'I E R Iaa. W''l I..'
Tv ./VO('I(N(4 e ith k-rent a lmner e rf tene..
WATIERW'NewvScatol'IANO4'
I.aat ersrn o er(u sln e i a'g..
11 l'IT PIA Nos iiiA. ~ ti . werrm'niil fr-r sIx.
rn 3.Ient. .''To rEnt until pub Id r .* i.r
a'nhtrner':.'A( .:NTM~.-4WA I In. Ptsin1~ isa
:a.su Iet '.sti- lmu lhou',ir i .. ierti i~o e
- fiti0 w:iA'-e4 .4 sor,
Orrn Ca'! -se v en~ an~r
FI ~ l. 'jr. bsal N i~ l .. -eiVedj a.' 0
L a th a fb.-s int thirt a ys fo.' r theas
bui!khn g at' br hidge. ovr LItII l yevar ait
bis tuut beaeai'r anied wl's i t hai ii.h timao
-'an Alsioners~a ra se. rve tlae r~glit' dd r'et
Maey aannl l.isla if isi tladir ydpiiaas~ tia
in)tereasat of' thei ennbty a, r t l For <de:
tails *f IdItta aaael Hs 'i hent ions iapplyv a
this otile'e. IIENJItY .JA('on
( l ahm M:at- i o. C~oma'rsa
juan 21 xli
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