The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, July 23, 1874, Image 4
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i.irfc Twain ami the Comet.
^^^Bmakkalu: cklk-tial excursion*.
^^^Kliis is to inform the public that ii
ction with Mr, 1 >:iri>uin I have
I "the comet for a term of veav?.
desire also to solicit the publi*
.nage in favor of a beneficial en
which wc have mi view.
Wc propose to fit up comfortable
i i-ven luxurious,
" ^Lthe comet for as nkcv persons "a
L' ^Nionor u- with their pain age, an
i* an extended excur.-ion anion,
heavenly l-.rf, j. We ?-hall pre
1,000,0'V> slute-romes tin
'* die C't'. n i. w ;h hyj ami
l gas, 1?. :s, parachute.
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IBi -anl-room.-.eard-r in-.iou ; vot-n
and free th<
rvk-c!; we
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:I 1.0 put li.'i tl:-' ! ?. 1 I 3.
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II 1*o of tli'- compl<' nam ?tor.?
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I ami receive a reply clove
Hr Niglit
rate. The wh..i ii - V: ! |"?-t.
will
r \i :! .. . r M ,
P s< n
I ed in the st-r? v ?on liargc 1 extra.
| We hall nk v tli u . fi of ci.a; _
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A axon FORCEOF MISSIONARIES,
and sited tlx true It.lit u|.*?n tin* eeb
bra ted orbs winch, j.hy-ieai'y ayl-ra
are yet inor .lly iir d :? ) 4 .S?t:nln
schools will be i -1..?ii !: 1 aheivvi
J iacticable. ' ?mpi r;. 1 : ah >
will also be juttodutvT
The comet wilt vis t M; rs .i,j\-i, a;,
then proceed t<? M< i?-i . y. .fun,\ nus
and Saturn, i ' s niiic-tc
with the government ;'ti i >i- .i -t <
Columbia, or with ti. not r e.'tv p v
*: timeibt of Nejv Yorij. !. >n >y d- -it
to inspect the rings, .v.i 1 ' . ?
. . u?l cve? y f.o
W ininent jnagpi
^'1- ="d tiini. :u!..vr.'.i : u cXCttl-ions t
j *tii: * of inter r inland.
Clothing suitable for wear in ti:
pun should ' ju'ovio i. Our ]?r<
T uie has -u so aria .?* i tlrat w
stall seldom : > inorc'than 10u,00fl
' ? of mil ? :<t .1 ti? Kith.iitr ^,
ping at some g nr. Thi will i.. . ?-?ri
]y make thro stoppages ... t a .
) - rve ill i itcrest <jl' ! oA-'t.
' *agc clw ked throu in par
, .i ' r< ?: .
^ Ait"r vi-iiing a"'! ' <
t; . UU'S < 11 > t -i ' - : <>h. -?\
t. -t:.?l - ?ii: i. , :
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]j ; !':i! f j-r-.
tli" fii mair.' fit. no > i}i > . < I v.>*
< i !.: art
I A m i ; . v-.-,
i,t < "Vol ainoji^' v.id;
ill;.- noritls Ti. * III.;! i .. :i
in! ' t y w:p s ??;" > ? ,
{ ; !" ;?<ilolli1 -*>!::?i ' ii !; i 1 i : .
ah!- vastn< . billi< - n I 11 ions o
mbc* a?:tV i * ?! ? ' ,';rr>i. .. .
Ot ti !' -.C'?J?io ~ 'r.. 'i ?
tho iit'.lo Spark . n i
Caz? at Oli ;i.! ?i si i < ;) i a l'i
Tli 'liiliop il j .. l 'i';!*". < Ii' ! jo
g'cs which "in<' I !' i" i
[i av stirri ! into 111 ! r i
r\t t, ami wl r'-!: t ' r i i n
^ O" J>!iOS|lll(., ;! J
; l-i;.go of tin. } :? ! ? 'vn: 1 t
ka i Incident ntti i !y ti ial iri.. . r< >!
I Ot.jn. (iiiihcn otccupyii.g stats
s fMsrrere- ? ? ?
:il the in ! table will !>< eharged lull
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kev- tmfaskbc - ?? :
- 1-1 L.\^ 1 VI.!
I'MnrtHe e'fv'li to { minis, utclii'Ting!
. -:t- t-? llit* >un :i5; = l inand all the '
nriueipa: planets >11 the route, will 1>o
charged at il?o low rate of two dollars
fbrvVerV b'M ?0 ??0 mile-! of aetuul
ravel. This eoniet s*new ami in tho-'
tougl v. pair, and is now on her first
\oya_e. Site i,; e ufessedly the fa.-te t
,e ti.e line. She uuskes liO.tfO'h-tH.Mrj
mil* day. with her present fai ihtie. t'
hut, v. i'li -i pi ! : d Ami riean erew and .
- i. w atln-r. we are <-??* I: .1 ut that we
i;. : <^. { !'mmmi.OOO out ?>f her. Sidl'
w. -h ill never juish li r to a danger.r?
' s^'i j.jl v.e >iiftil rigidly prohibit.
racing with other comet-. Passengers
desiring to diverge at any point or re-j
turn will l?e transferred to other cotnets.
V. o make eluse connections at all (
principal jioints with all reliable Tint .
S i fety ea u he depended upon. It is not
tt be (hided that the heavens arc in-;
fi< red
Ol-i> 1IAMSH U'Kl.B COMETS
that hare.not been inspected or over-1
1 hauled in j If 000 years, and which J
! ought long ago t<? have been destroyed ;
or tinned into hail barges, but with i
these we have no connection whatever, j
Steerage passengers not allowed abaft:
1 the main match..
Complimentary round trip ticket.-1
have been tendered to General Butler.'
, Mr. Shepherd. Mr. ltiehardson. and j
other eminent gentlemen, who-e public
services have entitled tliem to
the r??st and relaxation of a voyage of
this kind.
i' The entire voyage will be completed,
apd the passengers landed in New1
. Vork again on the 14th of December, j
1001. Tliis i> at lea.-r forty years!
'juicker than any oilier rotnet can do
it in. Nearly all the back-pav mem>
hers contemplate making the round.
- t?ip with us incase their constituents |
will alh?w tbem a holiday. Every barm j
i ie.vs amusement will be allowed on I
b -;ird. ' at no pools permitted on the'
run of the cornet?no gambling of any !
kind. All fixed stars as seem to neenl
' fixing we shall fix. If it makes trouble!
. v?e shail be sorry, but firm.
Mr. <' 'gg!:i having lease I his comet
: it', -lie will no longer be called bv
!' - but by my partner's.
L' tr further particulars or f v freight
1 :t) ] !v ! ?.?ai*'l 01" to IJ?V
partner, but not to me, siuee I ?i<? not
t'ikt.' ('inir^o ''I* the comet uuiil she is
1 i v..iy. It i iiv <v-:in\ at a time
i !.. 11 -i. ii:y iniiitl shouM r.ot be bur1
']<(' ! ivitli business details.
Makk Twain.
I j i?\? !I * i I! \ ! < a 11;I.S ( AN A I.:
;-i. \ M .MAN fkom A
i: < 'I fact i- iii<1i*pi!!uble.
bWlrffiKKl says tliut "the fact of
: : . : !!-!iv "i- ( A< t.v, .isliin i- written
'' HUIIi > "]>( ?.'VaiiCC licit
/ i.m . . tit\ can coWai it. ft*.
v. ! i l' i- vUiiO inexplicable ih*hat
?e!ls u- whether an individual
ui:? mine. fortune, and eirciim?
<.? aif t ?:ai!v unknown) ho, <?v he
a married man. Whether it is a
- c< rti-iii undue 1 1'M.k, such as* tiiat
ulijt'ii characterizes the in a mcri\
and <!iV>i:-rnis!trs tlu.m from
' i ! ii' < [' iih' ii. -crt. ?< cannot tell:
l'ii! th.it the truth is >, we positively
" a Hi i in.
. i
A Seniors I'i:' mi:xt.?A sto
iv i' iTn-i the crushing force ol
i" evvutn-tantial evidence, has for
" In-iM a l?n- i::ri gentleman of dis'
i.eti.iii. who. provid ! v.i:ii .-trono
v 1 llattcring lc< 'tiiiiii.aiil .tioii-, vi-itc.l
the coin an i modal room of a ccr
tain national in tiluti ?u The coins
and jnc 'a!- :n this collection hcing t<>
y a i intents and purposes priccle.-s. the
< :;ral"i-> are "hi y e I to exercise the
i' wry utmost caution as to the admission
"fs>i.:> gers. and to ke< p a sharp lookd
out (.? ; the visitors while tiny arc inspctiiig
tlic r.uv<t of the numissnatic
I treasures. The Russian gentleman
d wi.-Ji d to see a medal ?av of t'oii'i
-tantine Ohloru?which was of gold,
w ..fury d/.e. and ic| uti<lto'-eun.ijac.
1 Sudji 'i.iy.. v.?si! 1: wn- her.ding over
it, the medal d: ij j?? ari d.and the f r
c'u'ncr d 'dared that i: slipped
1'i"in hi- in . ! .ad la!. u on :40 : r >i*.
(Akir a scrupulous ex .minat!"!! of
e ov rv chink an 1 cranny' i*i tuc 1 > n,
- the oiliciais began to 'lonhr t!:e stratiV
1 integrity, an I intimated tin! i:
, \\ iitid he lie < n;ii:y to e i!l ill a d t' -
- i.i>i ? ? f.avr tiiiu -vaiviieii, v.neiv ij
on ?l.f !fiuait cviiiO tl great
Iri 1*1 t;i2 alH'v. ,\- this a^i'at . n
jiv ? i.Jinui-1 the -'i-jiicion- < !' his
' !* :t 1 II. . i was a Uiallv sillllmi
i't-'\ a tin; iia!i'-i mi-ting
i as- ;i!j it ! > in.' I'XJf -i'i tu
. - ));'iVi?]in! is: ii'.' liiv. an ;t!t mlai'i
I'i ih- " in t I I ;;ir? ! ii nit al.
' V* !!: _ . H , I i" i '. l':t! a t ? tie
i Mr i aii-l l i ur.'itM* <.!" > !' tlu!
< is: 'furs "! I Ii'' ('< '1 it ''*ti"li.
, -.I course, >v< ru' lineal i??? Russian
. 'it i ri;.i. ;i i : <, !< ;t 11. \
i- >! .I : i.' r. ii ; i". ji L g I.il l .
,
' .ir? !i? I. "i ; i- i i- 'ii.'
v rit a:fila! : >ii. "It !?.i ' m
i' . '!V a -c! i ali'l : .? I I Ml
1
i ru lmslul i- lint to bl I .1 i>i liif
\\ iti.'c Wdi M. ii f.it.J nit' .it, half a
>i" ''ii tiiii' . t! ni'iiiii ;> . Ni.n I
' i . j . ji t>> | *?> --a i i >111: t i'|art <>!
' i- . i v :!. ! if |>i >1 < I I. a
. . i?>Jx>. f.' >:11 Ii v.ii< >.r | n|i :
!l ! i? V X !li V U i :| <ii I'll i11V \ lilt'
Jiil'.fiiv?> v.ii 'i ! j?i v;< 1 f'> ynii
'* .. . mr !? ":! in" w is not uni ,um?
! iJ V. ii:it W jlii 1 i . ? t il 111V JmsiiloU '
, it'your nieiiai hutl not come to
.tifl i. i*:s had lr.-cn f>un I isi my poek-;
v,r. .' Vt i;o ?voui>l iiuv?-' ncii.eved iit my i
store about : 11? counterpart.' Tliisi
i- strange. 'ml true.
.1 ' IJ.? ??' "
\ v L.\ Kii'iiv t.ons ts>A?K\.?/V-riroQ."
preachavimSelirtft; Aim. hrtfc
i ag lii /'vori^h'^ullu)! 'il ytr'aiigv yarn,,
whi h might p do for "tun uia j
riim>, l)U; is rather stee). for ?-ii? |
ill p [! . lie .-aid that a young!
liji'.i. Jiving in one of the many towns
ili.it In' had vi-itcd, asked a young
ladv to accompany him to church ".i
li, Sabbath day. Sim replied, pettishly.
tli it lift liairliad not becncurl
d. and that si; would to tho had
place with lmr eye- wide open before
-lie would venture to church with her
hair uncurled. Ami she went not, at
that time; but the next Sunday having
gotten her eur!- adjusted, she ventured
out and listened patiently to the
sermon until its close. When the congrcgat.on
had been dismissed -be moved
towards the door, but fell, on reaching
the portal, with her feet to the door
and her head towards the pulpit. As
she fell her clothing cracked like
Chinese crackers exploding, and on
examining her face it was found that
her eyelids were completely gone.?
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Olll' >>;i> tu'ini. uui u ini| "jmuju m
close her eyes, because of the loss of
the lids. When her friends crowded
around to raise her up, they found
themselves unsihle to move her. The
sequel showed that it took twelve men
to lift her from theiloor and twelve to
put her in the eofiin. It also required
the united exertions of twelve minister'.-.
to preach her funeral an exceeding
heavy job. doubtless. When the
last sad rites were being observed, the
lid "fthe coffin -uddenly raised of its
own accord, ami something 'about the
size of a Mack eat. but which was not
a black cat." leaped out. And as the
creature jumped to the iloor it cried
aloud to the petrified audience, "Wait
wait! until 1 curl my hair!'' "As I
expect to answer in the day of judgment."
said the sable divine, "1 saw
tins scene with my own eves, and it
was just as 1 have told it '
j A L)kau Di etc.?Dickons tells the
j following story of an American sea
.captain; On his last voyage home
; the captain had on board a young lady
of remarkable personal attractions?a
phrase 1 use as one being entirely new
i and one you never met with in the
newspapers. This young lady was in
j t.11 viy iMVCii i?v live voting men, j?:isI
scngcrs. and in return she was in love
with tlicMi nil very ardently, but with..
i nut any particular preference foreitliJ
er. Not knowing !iow to make up lier
' dcti rniination in this dilemma, she consulted
my friend the captain. The
! captain lming a man of an original turn
! of mind, says to the young Iadv, "jump
overboard, and marry the man that
j jumps after you." The young lady,
struck with the idea, and being naturally
fond of bathing, especially in
'.vh.*. leather, as it then was, took the
advice ot ii.v captain, whe had a boat
j manned in ease? ot accident. Aeeord
j in-ly, next morning the live lovers
being on deck, ami looking devotedly
at the young lady, she plunged into
the sea ln-ad foremost. Four of the
lovers immediately jumped after her.
i \\ lien the y ung lady ami i'mir lovers
got out again, die said to the captain.
"What am 1 to do with them now, they
are so wvW Fays the captain, " l ake
the dry one!" And the young lady
did, ami die mat i it 'l him.
"What are vou hulloningabnul, Hill"'"
l .1 , ii r
sal'i a iiioiuer ai itic smir-loot one eve.
liinir- after Iter two hoys litnl been put
to ' Please, mother," s:ii?l Hill,
J.-tu wants half t lie hcil." "Well.'
says site, "lei 1- m have it, :m?l you take
i the other half. " Y.mother." sai?i
Hill, "hut he will have his half out of
the inhhllo, ai <1 u:ake ine sleep on hotli
Miles of hiin.
j Conversation hetweeu an imjuirinj:
stiaiij- r ami a .steamboat pilot: "That
is IHaek Mountain.' "h. s, sii; hiir'tii
s. niolintaili aliove Lake (iearjre. ?
"Any s.or .< _ id eoiiiieote'l with
that in utti! tin? "L it- of h ni. Two
!o. er.s w. 11 up that ill'ui nt a in onee a ml
in . r came hack a^uiii. "Indeed!
V. r.yuii 't i . auie oi them?" "Whv,
tin . went down oil the other suit1.
" i t> i! you, s si | \\ isroi a'n man
t . a ie i^lih >v ne\t day after burying
IIIWile, "when ! ea Me to ^et into bed
ami lay thar, ami not hearing l.ueimla
jawing Minimi foi an hour ami a half,
it in t'le Lie fe. | a> if I In I moved into
a strange counti v.
iii -1; \ \P? If. as i said before,
Matii la, Voll still ( ill-risheil tlillt feelI'll'
I.I M it ?M*f li ill 111!* III.* ? !l if Villi
j'l'cI jfri '!. IHV v.! Ii wniiM In- !:i?v t'l
Von. I I ?J ..I it. M:i i !.i
M \ i ii.i? v liui?I'ii,
i ! : -llr.l i- '! * !:i! ' :i. I 1!! *-t ?!*:! J if I
i" \ iy <'i ,i<. i:;;r that :i ::i: ti iia-Im iMi
run (ivcr I*v :> lo ? t c ami eight or
! i j ( ! U' *
(ji rorii'ios, \rc?
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OF UOTIISEXKS.
X<> ('/tmyr fur Adno: mid ('otisidfuttnu.
l>it. li. Dvott. graduated of Jefferson
Medical t'ollegc, Philadelphia, author of
several valuable works, caa to- consulted on
all diseases of the Sexual or I'rinnry Organs,
(which lie lia- made an especgj1 study ei'itcr
in male or female, no iiinttlrfroin want cause
originating or of how li'iig standing. \ practice
ofHO year- enables to treat diseases with
success, fun- guaranteed. Charge rea-oiiiihlc.
Those at a distance can forward leiier
describing inptoius and tnclo-ing >.amp to
prepay postage.
Send for tin (ini'l- ( > Ilftldi. Price lOcVuts.
d. it. DVOTT. M. P..
l'hy.sieiaii and Surgeon, I'll DuaiicS'.. N. V.,
; A Medical Triumph
DR. D. S. PERRY'S
VKUKTAULi: AliO.MATlO
HITTEIJS.
>
Tlio'o r.irior- ,ll(>
roiucilv of t n o.
I ll ik. invi^ff i; r I lie .;!!?!
I give new lift* awl t<>tic t<> the broken tl?wn
!|. ill llii:islll?lic HWl tlllllalMilM ?i
I trices' iIk'.v i'* Aurili a chip l?*:i?l <>i ?uii w
jutwlrr- an I ; ill*. Tliey an*?jieoi:;!l\ |>j
it* I :.i j>fr>.i?;? *;i!T'*ring i'roin
; Dyspepsia, Liver Complaints,
Costivcuess, Hea-clache,
j Neuralgia. Rheumatism,
Chilis and Fevors and Piles.
! _
To Delicate Females.
Lai lies, otl or rnuoir.will ti ti< I f li ltiin*r-*
I'Sfii'cially :? !..} ?t fl In ili<r-:t ] 111 isi * I
i heir m*\. WrYntiMi!"", La^-ilwl'*. Waw
.\|ij?fiii<*. filial l!i'i?i*ral IWiilitf. all yirl i in
the niacin charm of iln-e itc*.tiiiiaL!<* !ti11 r-.
IfKA11 WHAT IS SAID.
III!Alt WHAT IS SAID.
11 ILIl WHAT IS SAID.
i ?\'<iiiili>rf:il dlccf li:i\I'rCMiltfu I'roin } '
i?r. IVmV Hitters '
Mv chill- are g*ie. I can h:ii 'l! \ 1 ??-li? it."
S'-tnl in one cii?' of Perry's Hitlers ug; in.
Nothing lil; hi iere."
1 vnclo-" y >? nli'Juvii of my < ;!< I i. i'l
to i'i. -n t<i i otivicc yul of llir u i|i<!p fiii
cure."
Surdy ili y :it llip i.iust <l> ligiiiMil win
tonic in iin- .. rM.
I?i . Wi' ill si- tli.lt yell tire n jii; "lie
lit'iipfacior."
' IIiii r.iii! "o lure liinuiniti-ni.
No :i. re in u.lrii . thanks y..iii"
We eoiiM I.:' Hi- leu -r ltvi -e over .
jjn-t -in ii tm i it > ext r ,f|j. 'hi! ii -Hot.
, t i u * t i ttie -. Uiir5ilier arc prcpar. tin i i
the sujiervi-i hi of >r. I> >. i'. rry. M - i
I 1(1 till* < lift* 1)1 I'lr.-H'nlllH Uliii . I
' aii'l nl l!" M<* li<
H'liliic <it ?ii I >\x
I \I! ni'l'i- -Imirl In1 ? lr'~-i'l H i'.
I'KIMO a?: ?\i \*l?" isiT'i 1:1: ru .
t?W YORK. i s.
1 77/.' /?///>. '/ . ftl'l ',/ fl'i ' th'
- i '.<( (tf 'S 1 /'<'/' /'(?///? .
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| !' 11: i?-~ in M hjr l..r -.! . i\: :i
In ' !i< i r i||?. : 11! ci lifi-i- ifiiiti- ' iV- ; 1
. \ i ?i i? ti:? iii<- t I'-Hii y ;i?w i* 11 - i ii \\
'In y I -- ill-- 11 I ill -Ml,' II- :: I I 1i
i :i .iiiiI ni l i .ill :iiiint}iiiirc il I.ii- ? .
) nli-ITVl-ll.
Tlir lVn\ Voin;?Jic Kilter <-*? .
I J <*niii;! i ii - i - i
M n.-li I
AN UNDliPlJ T?D FACT
That iiin.' . .1 - il pK CASH, u
! <*lil'H]l I.Ill :! ...1. 'ill ill II.I tilIK', \| ! S .
I v.-I.:.
2 .- i\' II M'. ft ii: (' \ > i i
IP ii iiyji /3L Xj E.
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It- ! 11 -I 11 1 Kft I i ulu at I Ii
jirii-i-- I i i i ' .
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Flour! Hour!!
I'll ii ii ii---* r?i din.'Mii L't'niii f?r
sale l.y lKI'M KKltO
I) r*.^' H i a
Vineirar liitlers njf? n purely Vegeta
Ide preparation. made chiefly from i
the native herhs found <>n t'.ie lower
ratines of the sierra Nevada inouii- ;
tains of California, the medicinal
properties of which are extracted ,
therefrom witliout the use of Alcohol.
The question i.s almost daily asked,
" What is the cause of the unparalleled
success of Vixkoak HrrtkitsOur
answer is. that they
remove the cause of disease, and
the patient recovers his health. They
are the great blood purifier and a
life-giving principle, a perfect Ucno
vnitir ami luupiiiiim m nn; 'J
Never before in the history of the world
has a medicine been compounded possessing
the remarkable qualities of Vinegar
Hitters in healing the sick of
every disease man is heir to. They are
a gentle Purgative as well as a Tonic,
relieving Congestion or Inflammation of
the Liver and Visceral Organs, in Bilious
I Diseases
The properties of Dit. Walk1
ru's Vixega tt Hitters are A pericnt, Diaphoretic.
Carminative, Nutritious, Laxative.
Diuretic, Sedative, Counter-irritant,
Sudorific. Alterative, and Anti-Bilious.
Grateful Thousands proclaim
Vinegar Bitters the most wonderful
Invigorant that ever sustained
the sinking system
No Person can take these Hitter
s according to directions, and remain
long unwell, provided their
bones are not destroyed by mineral
poison or other means, and vital urj
gans wasted beyond repair.
Bilious, Remittent, and Intermittent
Fevers, which are so
prevalent in the valleys of our great
rivers throughout the United States,
especially thoso of the Mississippi,
Ohio, Missouri, Illinois, Tennessee,
1 Cumberland, Arkansas, Bed, Colorado,
Brazos, Bio Grande. Pearl,
Alabama, Mobile, Savannah, Roanoke,
James, and many others, !
with their vast tributaries, throughout
our entire country during the
Summer and Autumn, and remarkably
so during seasons of unusual
heat and dryness, are invariably accompanied
by extensive derangements
of the stomach aud liver, and
other abdominal viscera. In their
treatment, a purgative, exerting a
powerful influence upon these various
organs, is essentially necessary.
There is no cathartic for the purpose
equal to Dr. J. Walker's Vinegar
Hirrizrts. as they will speedily remove
the dark-colored viscid matter with which
the bowels are loaded, at the same time
stimulating the secretions of tlio liver,
11 i. ?M...
| . :*il p'liirnuiv ir?u>i'iiiu uu; uiraiLuj iuuv
tioits of tho digestive organs.
Fortify tlio body against disease
by purifying ail its fluids with
\ iNhoAit Urn khs. No epidemic caii
take hold of a y.-tem thus fore-armed.
Dyspepsia or Indigestion, HeadEructations
< f the Stomach, ! i Ta to
i:i the Month, Bilious Attack?, Palpitation
of tin.- Heart, lnlluiinn.'ition of tlio
bungs, I'.iin in tlm region of the Kidney?,
and a hundred other painful symptoms,
are the offsprings of Dyspepsia. Une bottie
will prove a better guarantee of its
tncrit- than a lengthy advertisement.
tiernfiilu, or Kinir's Kvil, Wliito
Swellings. I'leers. Erysipelas. Swelled
Neck, Goitre. Scrofolona Inflammations,
Jmlolent Inilammutions. Mercurial allectious,
Old Sores, Eruptions of tlm Skin,
Sore Eyes, etc. In these, a- in ail ('titer
constitutional Disease-. Wai,kei:'s Vinegar
Hitters have shown their great curative
powers in the most obstinate uud
intractable ca.-es.
For IiiflaninifitorynndCiironic
Diininiatisiiljiout, Hiiious.Kcinitt
ut and Intermittent Fevers, Diseases
of the Itlood, Liver. Kidm-ysaml Gladder, i
llie-c itillers navo no ei|iiai. rvu-n m<>catcs
arc caused by Vitiated l!lo< I.
Median iral Diseases.?Persona
engaged in Paint- and Minerals. such as
Plumbers, Type-setters, Gold beaters and
Miners, as they advaneo in lite, are subject
! paraly-i-of tho Howels. To guard
fttfuit : this, ttike a doso of Walkek's
Vi.M.'iA.'t i>i i riiita oeea-'touully.
For Skit) Diseases, Li options,
Tetter. Salt 1,'hcuin. Hiotchcs. Spois, Pimples,
Pustules, Boils, Carbuncles, Kingworms.
Scald head. Sore Eyes, Erysipelos.
itch, Scurfs, DNcolorations of tho j
Skin, Humors and Disca-u s of the Skin of ;
whatever name or nature, are literally
i! .,' u,. and Carried out of the svstem in a
short time by tlieuse of the-o j'i:
Dili, Tape, and oilier Warms,
lurking in the system of so many thousand
. are elleetuully destroyed and re- !
moved. No system of medicine, no vermifages,
no unthelmiuitics will free tho
system from worms like these Hitters.
rai IVmalt'Campiaints, in young
or .dd, married or -iiiglo, at tl:e dawn of
womanhood, orthe turn olTife, thc.-eTojiic
Hitters display so decided an iiillt: -rico
that improvement is .-mm pereeptiblc.
Cleanse lite Vitiated lilood
wheiie\? i you tiiid its impurities bursting
through the >kin in Pimples Irruptions,
or Son ; cleanse it. when yo i liml it obhraetcd
and sluggish in the veins: eleansn
1! when u isibiil; i oar feelitu will tell
you when. Keep Oieblooilp ire. and tho
Jieaith of the teni niil follow.
it ii Si, iui\ v i.i? .v ?a?.
1?ih."^ihIm A iJi ii AiriH.San Fruiu fco?> C.ilift'r*
i. .; ,v cor. nf \s i <(iiiifrtiKi itii<l 1*1. ?rli?-ri St?. N. V*.
>olil l>> itii !Jtut;ui?l? unil l)tn lira.
TiJi-: IMUIV.SY KSi) KKST
\ suri I ii . ciicli mill Vitu'i icaii ;
O C* . ' J XF1ACTIONS,
\ 1 -. i i r>. i \ \ M i? i .i >i' ,\r.
.ii I 11ti I a!
uli.Kl I V .v ?;AUL\.\I>\>.
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20,oo?'> i i
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1*7-1 1*7 :t.
FALL TRADE.
W< :iit now receiving a large stock of
imv I>K,
i
CLOTHiNO, ior Men tiinl 1 J<ivs,
HATS, of all stvies,
10 0 cases HOOTS AND SHOES, ,
HARDWARE AND CLOCK KEY. i
j
SADDLERY AND HARNESS, i
I
In furl, it great mariv articles li.o tciliousto j
tiietitiiiti?all of which we will sell at oi/r j
usual low prices. j
RACM RRo. I
September If
Iron sai?<! Sloo!.
15.0(1(1 lbs. IRON, of different sizes,
15,0(10 lbs. PLOW ST K I'll j. "
For sale by RAL'M RRO.
January 22. tf
The Wilmington Star.
EHtablislictl only Six Years.
DAiLY STAR.
Has the largest circulation of any Daily
Newspaper in the Stale, and a circulation in
Wilmington nearly twice as large as atiy
tiiiin JIIIJU I .
All the news of ihc ilny will be foil ml in it.
omlen.sc I when unimportant, at length when
1'in-client, utrl always jiresenttil in a clear,
ntciiigent uii'l interesting maiiiier.
griiscuirTiux [is advance.)
One Year, ST 00
Six .Mouths, .'1 50
Three months, - 00
WEEIirA" SrrAR.
PlilCE ItEDUCED.
Tiie Wkkki.v Star is now combined with
the Nut: rii t' vfoi.tv \ Karmkic. ami i? one of
I tho che.ijo.st jiajters in the country, at the
: following
ItHDirCKI) KATES:
t'no copy, one year, .~?1 AO
One ropy, six months, 1 (Mt ,
('liihs of A to lit. one year, Si '2~> per copy.
S'lubs of 11? or more, one year, only Si 00
Specimen copies sent on application.
Address,
W.M. H. KKRXAKD,
Editor nti'l Proprietor,
Wilmington. X, P.
R. R. R.
DAnuf a vio dc a nv DCI icc
nnunni o ntnui iituitr
CURES THE WORST PAINS
In from One to Twenty Minutes.
KOT ONE HOUR
after read iogthij advertisement need any ono
SUFFER WITH PAIN.
RADWAVS READY RELIEF IS A CURE FOR
EVERY PAIN.
Ii was Ute urst and is
Tlic Only Paiu Romedy
llmt insfnntly mops tho most excruciating pain., allav*
lnlUinumtt'tn. and cure* Congestions. whether ol the
Lungs. Stomach, Bowels, or other glands or organs, by
cno application.
IX FROM ONB TO TWENTY MINUTES,
no matter how violent or etcruelstins (be pain tbo
^ailriila -1^*' ' '"'ppled, Ni rni'ii, !
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF
WII.I. AFFORD INFTA.VT EASE,
i INFAMMATIoN OF THE KIDNEYS.
INFLAMMATION UK IHB BLADDER.
INFLAMMATION TUB IIOWKIAL
c? not-hon of the i.l'xossore
throat, hikm't |,t ukratiiino.
P A I.I'I i \TloN of THE HEART.
HYSTERICS, CUOIT, PII'IITKRI A. ,
VI ARKU. INFLUENZA. '
HEADACHE, TOOTH Willi (
Mil RAl.OIA, RHEUMATISM.
Cold chills, aoi e chills.
Th?ap c.ion?..'tlie Hrmly ltrlier?otliepar;or f
I porta wl.ttrutbe paiu ur dnbculty cii<ts will r.2ur I e-uo
. and ComnrL
Twenty drops In ha]'" it tumbler of water will In a few i
r. manuc ir*CHRAMFS.Sl' ItUUHyiutlII STOMA* II,
HE Alt) It CRN, SICK H KADACIIB, J>I A K It HOE I.
mxKM Mil. i iti.ic, wi.vu J.N JIJJ; uoWELs.
UIidalllSTEltNAI. I'A I.VS.
Tiurelcre should alunvb carry a bottle of Radway'j
Ready Relief wltliihem. A tew drop. in
Water will prevent st'-kiics* or p.itm from change of
water. It u betierUiuu French fir.mdvor iiitUrs r.ta
tUnulaut.
FEVER A.\I> AGUE.
FEVER AVP AOI'Eotredfnrfifty cent*. Th?r" it
not a remedial agent tn this v .rid that will cure Fever
and Ague, iir.t! alt other M.il.trlout, Itiloiu, Scarlet,
Typhoid. Yellow, and other Fevers taided by ICAD
WAY'S Fll.l.S.ae .pi.'-k . . RAHW.WS READY RELIEF.
Ftlty < clitepcr bot'le.
HEALTH! BEAUTY!! f
stroxo and rniE rich nr/ion?increase I *
tll'FI.KSII \XI) WEItillT?t'l.KAK SKIN ANI> 111
JIKAL'i IFI'LCOMI'LEXIUN SKl'U RED TO ALL
;l I
DR. RADWAY'S "
Sarsaparillian Resolvent t
THE CREAT BLOOD PURIFIER. |J
HAS MADE THE M< >>T ASTt>NIS||IN(! VERES : SO it'
Ol ICK.SO KAl'IH A UK THE t'll VN'iHS. THE t
Hull Y I NIIKIliliillS I NDIIK TilK INFM'EM'K -1
OF THIS TKLI.Y Wu.NDKlUTl. MKHiCl.NK,
Til AT I j ^
Every Day an Increase ia Flesh'
and Weight is Seen and Felt, j
Frcry tirop rf th* S\R<Al\\RIT*MAN' PESOL. .
VK.VT rori.ii. r. :i'r? tl roii^'tilli* JU>I. Swat, I rini, , .'1
fcndothi r I .nt- uimIjii <?'s ?>f ti.* m?mui thevicoror
It! . f r itn | rrntiie w i?t**4n! tl?% I'OdjT Willi nw nod
>< n.uia, >> CVnsmi jiti ^
..rtta: i ir duk . i In too I Mouth* Tu- \\j
. s lesAiit ' I -< lotlicrparuoflheMyiteiils
... .. -r di rnitil 111.. I'.'ire nr.A IV
the u. r*t I n till of M%!!1 dne.lfcOS, Krup'.loii*, Ki'vcr j ;? ,
> . ! < . *?. till ||? t|, iting Worm.Mdt nhenui.Kryfii cUa, ; 1
Artie. IJi'icksp \V?-i m?n tho Klrah, Tunior*. run* ' \i
rt?ri:pt!.c W ml?, a lid all v. ukt'Diiii* and paiuiul dt#?.
> btdweau, I fSperanndaulwatlniof j **
the lu* principle are within the curative ravtc^pf 4
wondcrol Modern rbf'mi?rr;*. and* few di> s' im.mxM '
provep'-r- ?n tiHtfii: it":?rc iber of tWc forms wf l?r
dtiintlg potent power locure then ,
Ifth* p.ituM'. d iilv i? ?mhu rtdu cd bftbf^tei
an I do mpontti *u tft.ill* n titnoially prnjrresStin:. hu?. \p
cciMaliiiinostiti^ llt?>o \\n n>. hit I up n:i tb? uno
w itb li**vv III ?t??: i.ihii.i lc Ir? :ti lit i!tl?> M * <!?*1 <1 liwd 'If
theS M5S \l* \ III I.I.I \ V mil and il- >m . uie? .ir ;ro
Iscvrun; i r \\ lo'ii intra tl. !y < tniiiem 14 ira .
work of pnrifi.Mlii'fi, .? 1 v ?.t i* to ii.. m-loni; the ' A
loan of wastes. it* repair* will be ra| l.andevi yd*y
lln'P i em willt'-alliinoit M^-romm; I coor .?ul Mr- n^rr,
thai . i.?tile improving .?i u :;?r-u iii.d
weight HUT-- mlru'
N< tOlll> dot 4lU .<ITAMI Hit ItK?n| t I IT ei-'Clsi
allkn ii :i i ned 11 igeituln the < nri 11 'hion . > i .? i
fulm:* r. oAuui'ionu!, and Mttu duiiMtts , but it l? the
only positive cure lor
Kidney ?1'* Bladder Complaints,
rrlnary and Wonihdii* r* \ tn, rj
h pi i.-r I t \V* ' . i : I. " i't uhl I ' - Q J
i .. v . i, and m ill m * I are there are
l?r rtv P;*ti|. pti t*.? r iter i?* l! k. ? oiK.ti I |
w:i!i* i *:.? r? i.k. .,* aln ?*ft ,tt. t . .. tlirf t .?like
uiiitemlk. ? rIh?*ie i? i? mot hid. ?!? k Hi i* .fpr.tr
at., e. n 1 white - met u heather* If I
:ir> ? 1 .. . . nud i
I no i ii lUc "??. i.i I this lt?*k and a. *ae I. in
Tumor of 1? Yrars* Growth
Coral hi/ liwl way's liesolvrut.
OS? RADWAY'S [*'
hid Purraiivc?Regulating Fills, i
.lib arret k m. 1/
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t| r'diM. \ nW \ \ SPH.t ItillfMllltlin. I
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I i.' M.?' \ NI? lid Spnl i.n. S^'lrr I
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South-Carolina Rail Road,
Cjiaulkston, jj. C. Oct. 18, 187o.
On.:M,?1 .ificr .Suii'lay flic lthli iiiM.. tl,c
Passenger Trains of this Komi will run us
follow.??
Leave Columbia at X 40 a. in.
Arrive r.t Charleston at 4.I'll j?. in.
IA'U?C VlliU ill i'#"" H.
Arrive at Columbia at 5. UOp. m.
night express.
(Sundays Excepted.)
Leave ("oluniliiit at 7 15 p. in.
Arrive at Charleston at 7.10a. in.
Leave Charle'stoiiHt 7.10 p. hi.
Arrive at Columbia at 0.30 a. in.
Caimlon Accommodation Train. *.
W'il run tlirougli toColnmhia, Mutnlii}', Wednesday
ami Saturday a.s follow*:
Leave Camden at 0 .70 a. in.
Arrive at Columbia at 11 50 a. hi.
Leave Columbia at 1 00 a. iii.
Arrive at Camden at 0 35 )? iii.
fs-'iV Nigbt Trains connect at Augusta with
the Georgia Itond, and tiie Macon ami Augusta
Itoad. This is the 'jiiiekest ami most
uirect route ami as comfortable and us cheap
as any oilier route to Lauisyille, Cincinnati,
| Chicago, St. Louis, and all other point* W ert
and Northwest.
lir.y Uny Trains connect frith the Charlotte
Road.
Through Tickets on sale, via this route, to
all points North.
fi-.y Camden Train connects at Kingsvill
daily (except Sunday) with Lay Passenge
Train. '
S. S. SOLOMONS,
Vice President.
S. 15. Pickexs,,G. T. A.
Wilmington, Columbia and Augusta
Rail Road.
Wilmington. May 15. 1874.
Change of Schedule.
The following schedule will go'*into effect
on Mondnv the 18th inst.
X Pi I IT EX PH ESS TR AI N?# ?
Leave Wilmington,' 0:10 p. m.
Leave at Florence 11:37 p,
Arrive at Columbia 4:00 a. m.
Leave Columbia' * 8:4o p. m.
Leave rlorence . 2:10 a. m.
Arrive at Wilmington 7:15 a.m.
1'asseiigT* going West to points beyond
Columbia will take Express Train leaving
Wilmington at 0 10 A. M.
day express train, (Daily.)
Leave Wilmington 8:00 a. m.
Lear cat Florence 4:00 p. m.
Arrive at Columbia ti.55 p. y.?
Leave Columbia at. 0.00 a.m.
Leave Florence * 12:25 p.m.
A VIMVh ill - r- --
... lil'J l\ II.
Accointiiop.ition Train makes no connection
at 1' oliimbio. Express Train makes close cotincction
both North ami Soatli.
JAMES ANDERSON', Gen'l. Supcrin't.
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Rail Road.
01 M:I:.\LSI TI:KIM kndaxt'S OFFICJ:^
Columbia, May l*i,
On ami after this date the follow^" "
nlc will be run over this ma?l?
liolXti Sol Tit _ . v0,
Trail. X... I. ? .
J'
Vfi'ivi' nt Auniistii, 8 fKV p m
(ioiv'i; NottTlt. . ' "
Train No. I. Train No. 2. '
heave Augusta. 0 .u a m 4 lo p. ni.
heave t'tiliimbia, II o* u m b ."T p. in?
Yrr. at t'iiarh tie. 4o p m
Standard time, ten niinutes slower than
iVasliin;in!i riiy time: six niinutes nluiail of
"nluiiibin:
. Train No 1 dnilv: No -. daily, Sunday*
-xeeplel. " 4
Roth trains make close connection -4onl
minis Nortii. South and West. '
Through ii.-hi ts sold and baggage check 1
to all principal points.
JAM lis ANDERSON.
General Siiperintendiint
A. Piipk Gen. E. jc T. Agent.
iii '
!.........Sit I I'-.l ? "
ii n lit nil- auu i omnium liaiirOilU..
IhiMy, Sumlays excepteil, connecting with
ight Trains uiitlio South t'arolitiu Ilailioa<l,
[> an<l down: also with trains going North
ml South mi Charlotte, Columbia uml Aui.-ta
Kailroail, ami Wilmington, Columbia
nl Augusta Kailroail.
UP.
eavet'oluinliia at ? 7.1 *"? a m.
pave Alston i 9.05 a. m
pave Newberry. 10.40 a ni.
pave okesbiiry l!.0O p m,
pave Helton 3.60 p m.
rrive at (ircenvilleat t Dtiiu p ni,
DOWN.
>ave firecnvillc at 7.30 a ni.
lave Kelt on #~l?.30 a ni.
ave Coke-bury 11.13 n ni.
ave Newberry i!.3tt. j> ui.
ave Alston ? * l.'JOpui.
rive at Columbia C.00 p m.
?'/. rson lh'nn<h (Old lihtt liuhjc Ihritu n
LKA V i:
ilhalla 3 45 a m. Arrive 7 13pm
rryvillc C. 1'3 a in. Leave t'< 36 p in
lull-ton 7 10 n tu." Leave 6 60'p m
i 1 ersi.n J- 10 a in. Leave 4 6<l j. m
. at Helton 00 a in. Leave 3 60 p in
L " Aeciiiiiaiiiilaiiiiii Trains on Abbeville
aneh Momlays.W eileiisilnys ami Friilavs.
i?ii Imler-on Hraiioh. between ltvllnii and
on TiivmIiivk, TIiiitkiIiiv* .tii-l *vit?
ilsfw.
T lit is. IK i|?.V M K.\ 11, (irnl. f?u]ii.
iir/. Norton. iJriil. Ti. kji ,\gi,
RICHMOND :
INKING AND INSURANCE
0< >>l I * A A A .
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i:i:?>\S v -liin^r in in?urr iii nlir-1 i Imkh
i ii'jiniiy :ii lou 1:11ik. xvil' jiIi'um1 n i i'ly _
w. ? i.via un. in - ^
and ( lime.
."in liiivo- niKKSK.
lT> firkin* (JOSIIKN lU TTKll.
For sale I y
BAlTM DRO
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