The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, January 19, 1882, Image 8
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Col. ISinir's Card.
We give space in our columns this
week to a card from Col. llluir. We
bavo no hesitancy in dome so. These
columns arc not the propeity of fos-il
iz'-d ideas or extreme woman's rights
theories. We b? licve that these are ihc
tangents upon which the extremes meet,
ar.d therefore we snail endeavor to men
them as they cooie. It is wrong lor
any public paper 10 exclude from its
columns the controversies which arise
in the general discussion of current
events, for any party or any people
wlio cannot stand the test of a fair,
square examination, must, like individuals,
go down under t!?o scrutinizing
eye of the critic, if the criticism be just.
To dodge or evade is a surrender of its
principles, and woe to that party or that
man who cannot when assuming the
paraphernalia of authority bn able to
throw himself squarely in the bright
light of comment. In saying this we
do not moan to make any apologies for
the card. We arc anxious that ali
questions of importance should came up.
ami when couched in court' nus language,
as this is, will not be excluded.
We think, however, Col. Iilair has gone
too far wh<n ho attempt; to breakup
the Democratic party and form anew
one. It is standing upon the brink of
a fearful precipice, and may plunge us
ioto the very arms of Radicalism.
Our Legislature.
Very little h?.s been done by this
body since they re-assembled, but they
are getting down to business again. The
election law and registration bill was
warmly discussed, and was finally passed
to a third reading with a Tew unimportant
amendments. The Citadel bill
was the next one of importance. It was
also hotly debated, but was at last passed
to a third readiDg. An important,
change was made in the poll tax lor the
enforcement of collection of delinquent
polls. Section 2 o( the Act is made to
r*?ad as follows:
Sec. 2. Should any person fail or refuse to
pay said poll tax lie shall be deemed guilty
of a misdemeanor, and. on conviction thereof
before any trial justice or other court
having jurisdiction of the same, shall be
punished by a fine which shall not exceed
ten dollars, together wiih costs of said suit,
or by imprisonment in the county jail for a
term flot exceeding thirty days, and the
sentence may be imposed in the alternative.
The seed cotton traffic has rcctivc
_ " *" ionic attention too, ?rad if io probable
thnl di? fhinpou will no! hf>Cf> co otonr n
track as they have had her tor. re. The
bill reads as follows :
Bill to require all persons who now are
or. uiav hereafter be engaged in the traffic
iu seed cotton and unpacked lint co'ton to
keep a record of the name and place of
residence of the party from whom they j
purchase, with the amounts and dates ol
purchase.
Also,
Bill to incorporate the Camden Cotton
Factory Company.
By Mr. Hemphill, a bill to incorporate
the Chester and Camden Railroad Company.
The Stock Law.
The wire spread dissatisfaction and
disaffection produced by this Law will,
doubtless, cause the subject to r<? re*
opened at tlu* present sitting of tLe
Getwral Assembly. The question is a
knotty one. To tnal:?* a sw<o[ ing repeal
of ti c Law would hardly do, a?
that would create as much com motion
and disgust in sonic sections as the
enactment has done in others; besid s
it would place tho-e counties already under
it (and which have not huilr line
fences) in an awkward position. And,
the same reasons are pertinent against
the extension of the time whcD it shall
go in fore?. That something mast be
done is evident, but what that something
shall he, I am aware, will not be easy
to decide when the int-rests nf the who!-'
i^tatc and the on tire people are consid
trsd. In endeavoring lo think of a solution
to this vexed question, notliinjr
occurs to trio thnt will coa.c fo r.car <r'v
ins; entire satisfaction as this:?L?t
there bo an .lection h< id by counties
fo\ tlie people to d>cido by vote whether
they are icvly fur the Stock Low,
and in such coumiei where a majority
shall vote lor it, let it to into operation,
and vice versa. 1 know of several men
in this community, including the writer,
that are in favor of the Stock Liw,
bat sre more in favor of' harmony atnon<_'
too people, and are not, therefore, wili
imr ) ie r.r ^rtrr rk?li;?r I ant? aliol) l>,.
passed over their heads without fheir
consent. It is too apparent from the
speeches made in the Lrirish>ture that
the Law was rushed through now it:
order that it niiuht not It- made :t ; cam
paij:n issue" next fall; ?.r, in otln i
words, that the people should h <v<- no
voice in the matter. The idea b^ini:
that before the election came on thr
pasture fence, &e., would have u
built, the fences around the farms dc?frnvpd
pto_. and therefore, whether thev
liked it or not it would be too expen
sive to change and would not aff-et
politics. Well, we will see! I h?pe
I may be mistaken in regard to what 1
think about that, part of it.
Yours; &e., T. F. |
, Tiller's Ferry, 0. U.. Jun. 16, '82 t
LIST OF LI-IT HO US
Remaining in the Post Ofilne ami un?
caueu tor loriiio wc?k cnuingdauugry i-un,
188*2.
Cain A damson. R I) Rarnes. J IT Pourden,
Ruheu Ramos. Oliarlos Cook, Mrs Nancy
Coleman, Edwin Davis. MrsScrmd Davis.
!1 Floy'1. Mrs Jane Grcznoil. John .lonos,
Mrs .1 C Joiios. Edwin Kiikley. Daniel
Richson. Miss I'olly Kinor, Miss Lizzie
Kennard, Duriot McNeil, 0 N Monroe. II J
Magrath Jr., John Owry, Davis Phillips,
Mrs Lin Pufee, Mrs Permilinr Parsilon,
Dr K J Remherf. Mrs Sarah Salmoml. Mrs
Laura J Taylor, Mrs Martha Thompson,
Rev John McWillio, T W J Wilson, Martha
Whitaker. K. II. DROOL'S, 1'. M.
Estate of Matthew West,
1 V7ill apply to the Ju<l<ro of ProLate for
Kevshaw County on Friday^ 10th February
next, for LettersDisniissorv as Executor of
Matthew West. SAMUEL WEST.
Jan, 19, -It.
estate ot Henry baker.
I will apply to the Judge of I'robute for
Kershaw Country on Friday, lOili February
next, for Letters Distnissory as administrator
of Henry Cakcr.
Jan. 19, It. I.' VMUEL WEST.
XOTICJB.
Ilczekiah Ellis, merchant, of the Town
of Camden, S. (J., having on tbe 17t!i inst.
made an assignment to nic for the benefit
of his creditors, of all his real and personal
property of every kind and description
wliatsover, notice is hereby given that a
meeting of the creditors of the said llczekiah
Ellis, will he held at. the oflice of lite
undersigned, two doors east, of the post office.
on Saturday the 28tli day of January,
1882. All persons having clairos^against
the said llezekiah Ellis will present the
same, and all persons indebted to hint,
in any way, will make navnienl at once.
T. H. CLARKE, Assignee.
Camden, S. C., Jan.. Ill, 21.
Removal of Business.
.Mr. I sane t onncr Mas removed 10 tne snnp
in the rear of the Tax office on Law Hange;
where lie is prepared to make or repair
Boots and Shoes in the best stj'le. Satisfaction
guaranteed. A liberal patronage
is solicited. ISAAC YOUNG,
Jan. 10, if.
_ BUIST'S
Fresh Garden Seed
JUST RECEIVED.
T have on hand every variety suitable
for Spring planting, consisting oi' Rel
and White OX ION Setts, CABBAGES
ofev. rv kiuci. (early and late.j
BEETS. PEAS, BEANS. COL
LAUDS, Gurd. h CORN. Field CORN,
CELERY, CUOUM HERS, EGG
plants; kale,'leeks, lettuge.
melons, mustard okra,
pepper, radishes, salsify,
spinach, squashes. Tomatoes
and Spring TURNIPS.
' Aiso -l~,~
a choice assortment of FLOWER
QTvli!T1 >t Fnr snip lie
" " FKAXOrS L. ZEMP.
m? re* 6'\ G&a businessnow before the public
Ga tiL fa V'iu can make money faster at
r.\j "v N\ J; work for us than at anything
fe~? aba if e'se Capital not i>< eded. U e
will start you. J12 a day and upwards made at
home by the industrious. Men, women, boys and
girls wanted everywhere towoik for us." Now
is ttie time. You 'can work in spare time only,
or give your whole time to the business. You can
live at home and do tin work. No other business
will pay you as well. No one cnu fill to
make enormous pay by enirajriipr at once, costlv
Outlit and terms free." Money made fa.it, easily,
and honorably. Address Tkue .V Co., Augusta,
Maine.
0000 COFFEE,
Everybody wants it, but very few set It,
because iuost people do not know how to
select coffee, or it is spoiled in the roasting
or making. To obviate these difficulties
has been our study. Thurber's package
Coffees are selected by an expert who understands
the art of blending various, flavors.
They arc roasted intho most perfect
manner lit is impossible to roast well in
small quantities), then put in pound packages
(in the bean, not ground,) bearing our
signature as a guarantee of genuineness,
and each package contains the Thurber
recipe for making good Coffee. Wo
pack two kinds, Thurber's " No. 34,"
strong and puugent, Thurber's "No. 41,"
mild and rich. Duo or tho other will
suit every taste. They have tho tlireo
great points, good quality, honest quantity,
reasonable price. Ask your Grocer \
for Th urbcr's roasted G\fee in pound packages,
"Xa. "1" or "Xo. 41." Do not bo put [
oil with any other kind?your own palate ;
will toll you what Is best.
Whore persons desire it we also furnish j
the "Ideal" ColTee-pot, the simplest, best j
and cheapest coffee-pot iu existeuco. I
Grocers who sell our Coffee keep them, j
Ask for descriptive circular.
Respectfully, Ac.,
H. K. .t P. B. TXIURBER & CO.,
Importers, Wholesale Grocers and ColTeo
Roasters, New York.
T-> St \s t ha larirost dealers in food nro
ducts in the world, wo consider it our. in- J
t'T'st to manufacture ouly pure and whole- j
some goods and pack tliem in a tidy and :
satisfactory manner. All poods bearing
our name are guaranteed to bo of superior
quality, purs and wholesome, and dealers
are authorized to refund the purchase
price in any case where customers havo j
cause for dissatisfaction. It is therefore
to the interest of both dealers andconbuiucrs
to use Tkurbcr'a brands.
I I
Letters Dismissory.
\s !i<l!iiini<inti.ir ol ilio i-sintu nl' Jkui< s 1.
McDowell. ilccM, I will apply :<> "in* .In iji
I Probate of Kershaw cmi .'v ior iHteis
h-nnissory ou .Monday, I lit* Itiih >>! Jaiiuaiy
icxt. W. F. liliiaSJiLL. ,
. V
Master's Sale.
J. T. liny & )
AV. D. Tranlhum, Kershaw
assignees I in (he
vs. J- Common Pleas
ficnrge AV. Parii'S' j Complaint
Sarah .1. Par lies, j to f?vi'l?rc
ami others J .Mortgage.
In ob.dicnee I ' lli decretal order in t'lis
case. filed on IIi?* Hlh June, 1881, 1 will ofl'ei
; .r sale on Monday the Oth day of Februurj
next, before I lie Court House, at 11 o'clool
A. M., all that piece or parcel of land
situated in said county, on tlie waters ol
Granny's quarter creek, containing on<
hiindred acres, more or less, known as liu
Mill Tract, a plat whereof may be seen ii
the office of the undersigned. Being a r.ar
of the land inorlgrge 1 by defendants t<
Ge.orgc A Men. v
Terms of sale:? One-fourth cash, and :
j credit of one, two aid three years for I hi
balance, with int'erc-t from tnc day pf sale
and the bond of (lie purchaser, with amort
gape of the premises. Purchaser to pat
for jnpers.
.7X0. M. DKSSAUSIT.G.
Jan. 12, 4t. Master K. Co.
Mortgage Sale.
Gcrrgc IV. McLean J Mortgage
to > of
John S, Uozier. J Heal Udate.
?> f -.1. ..... t
l?y virin?ui :i pnner in sans cuu.,)wi
in the above- entitle! mortgage. T will se!
in front of the Court ?I?u?o in *. :rn?fen <>\
the first M??n?i.i3* In February. l'-iSJ. wi.li
in the lego! hours of solo, n'l of hat.piece
parcel or tract of land situate'! in ?>ii<
County and t$late, coptainiiifr orte bind re(1(10)
acres more or less, and hounded >;
lands of Wilson Yarborongh, J (!. l'rticc
It. A. McLester, .1. S. Hazier and others
being the same formerly owned by C. V/
McCaskill. Terms cash Purchaser to paj
for papers. .JOHN S. ROZiKH,
Jan. 1:2, td. Alert g:rs<j<DeKaib
Hous8?
REOPENED UNDER EN'TIREI.l'
NEW AUSPICES.
!>. O. Prop'r.
This splendid hotel li;if= been refitted ami
refurnished throughout, and is again opcr
to the public.
The table wi'l he supplied with the bcsl
articles that can be found ::i this, and tin
Charleston markets.
Terms?Transient board ?2 ] .day
Ilejrttlar btcirders at gn-ntly vrtlr.'ud rates
A hack will run regularly from this hotist
to and tVoru all railr ).td trains.
That desirable piece of property thret
miles Northeast ttaiia].'. . ti.riueriy Jctinwr
as the Colhuru I'lace. It has a pood dwell
ing and all necessary out-buildings upon it
and also a poi d Saw Mil], Crist Mil! aut
Kice Mill, all in pood-order, and 3:J0 arret
of pood farming land. Terms, casv. Apply
to 0. V. MMTT3.
Dec. 17 1m.
I Pianos & Organs,
n I LI !_1 7T?T! J
uranu ajiecnti jukiwij i^t.*.
For Christmas 1S81,in triec yourself inn
rill your hoirmwuTunus^ bu
for'a lifetime.
special IJollday Sale.?3im ri-st clc." In Uru
ments from six best maker503 styles, all gm.dd;
all prices but uo competition with cheap makers
We sell none but reliable Instruments, rrom ok
makers. Others tony rtctolve purchasers wit'
ojlci s of $1010 Pianos for .pj-i'i, and i?7 step Orpam
for f't'i, but we won't, (iohl dollars c iutU't in
bourrht f-?r rifiy cents. True economy Jm-; I:
the purchase of areliatilc Instrument, cost wha
it may.
llest Instruments for |en?t money, Is ourclain
and in this we compete with the world. Sent
for catalogue una special Holiday sale prices
Address
LUDOKX & HATES, Savannah, (la.
The Great wholesale Southern Piano and orgai
Dealers.
For Bent
The Flore on Itrond Street, on'* tlooi
South of ('. J. McDowell's, s Apply at thii
Ofiice,
Notice to Trespassers.
Notice is here));,* <_ iv"i| (hut fn?:n ihi:
l.iIc :i.i :v v-on * i" 1>" ilNwcl to Ipns:
U| lie ?.t \\ i.!iii:.> lulloli. dcr
12 ti s I'C I'll nil! ?l. I?r tin- J ill ?i
fish it./. ItttB'is'jJ. ^itiiivuvii or my
tl i'i .' t\ . \i-y one t,i!i. i :rii:;t
ilii.' notice ".viil i;i j?tat'otir-.
i'k\\ kklto:*.
z von iinwo.v
To iitiK'ixl C<x io?i 1 "Ait Ori]:i, itie<
t? raise nti i-'i.'s !nr t;if vo.tr 1S8-," rati'
lied mi t'i ">i|i itty of I'cc. ISKi:
/> ;/ ( . oV.W by Intt'iKiHijt ati*1 V ,r
Irtis if'i.r t v. ii r.f Cam Jen, i:i "tr^'iril
ir-Vllllii '1.
Tll.lt "rri i'i|| 21, n' ? \n Ordinance" 1.1
o.'iisi' ttj'.piics for tli" year 1882." lie rr
iiiiici:'o<l us Inroad. |-'!vc dollars for II owl
>:ti?l Toiler i xctnplioii, instead oW Ten
I dollars
Ratified in Council Assembled this Gib day
Jnnuarv. A. I) I8S2.
.JOHN II. ooon.M.E.
I iilendnnt.
1). C. Ki1<ki.ky, Clerk .v. Troas.
Crude Turpentine Wanted.
1.,.....^ . .1 ' i .. . u | .mil
prepared to pay highest cash prices fur
Crude Turpentine or Scape.
Jan. ll.'K-j, " f. K. WORKMAN*.
A d m ini straiors Notice.
All creditors >! the late Kin Oopeland
are i! to present l*> the undersigneil
:i:i account of tltcir demands will.in the
time rconired l.y law. All pcrs >ns ink-hie-!
to liitn are required make immediate
|.:n mclit. T. II. CO PR I.\N 1?.
-lee'JJ :: It McLAUUIN.
Dissolution of Copartnership.
The partnership at law heretofore existing
between James Chesnut ami W. II. 11.
?ikmati. is. hy nu.tsnl consent, hereby
ilisso.vcil. 'lac business heretofore entrusted
to the linn will he comltiute>.l to
Wri'TMismu *' } UUlli ?? ill" IlP'miUTS 01 1111'
said firm. JAMKS C1IKSNUT.
W. 11. 11. WORKMAN.
Jan. 8, '82.
Plantation for Kent
The jiliiiit:iiIon on West side r> Waicrcc
River. :i?'j"in:nLr Ruck liil! tdaniaticn, 13
i!ii e< fnun Camden. Apj-ly in
JOHN IMCGINS,
Curnduu, 8. C'3
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SoTitli Carolina I'aih'oad.
PASS EXGKli DKl'.iBTM EXT?CII \>'GE
of scurnru: of passcnokb trains.
On and Jifr'>: .Inncary 8. 1SS2, Pnsscn-;
( jr.?r rr:i!:t?- will r "t ns until I'urtIi?*r
. notice. (Ao trains live run on Camden
, Branch on Sunday?):
To Columbia.
j Leave Camden 7 40 a m
p Leave Camden Junction S 45 a ni
r?? ! ;. v. ::i.. Kllinnin
i ucu?c * "r* * i i*- . .
Arrive at Columbia 10 52 u in
i From Com:mria.
Lenvc Columbia 4 05 a rn GOOp ni
' Leave Kinpvillc 10 00a m 7 00 p m
Arrive Camden June. 11 00a m 7 40 p m
1 Arrive at fa in 0 en 1 00 p in 8 40 p in
To Giiaui.kstox axi> Auousta.
' Leave Camden 00 p m
Leave Camden June' 0 07 p m
^ Leave Kinjrville 6-30 pm
Arrive nt Charleston 10 00 p m
Arrive at Augusta 7 30 a m
From Oiiyrlbstox ani> Aitousta.
Leave Charleston 0 10 a in
Leave Augusta 7 10pm
Leave Kingvillc 0 01 a m
Arrive at Catmlen 1 00 p ni
CONNECTIONS.
i Connections are nmile at Columbia with Co- i
j lumbia and Greenville Railroad both ways,
j to ami from all points on that Road and on
lho Spartanburg Union ? Columbia and
Spartanburg Ashville Itailroads also
j with tlie Charlotte Columbia and Agustn
I Railroad to and from all points North by
trains leaving Camden at 7 40 a. m.
f Connections made at Augusta to all .
points West and South ; also at Charleston
1 with Steamer3 for New York and Florida
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
On Saturdays Round Trip Tickets are
sold to and from all Stations at one first
_ class faro for-(lie round fl ip?tickets lieing
good till Monday noon to return. Ext
cursion tickets good for 10 days arc
regularly on sale to awl from all stations
at 0 cents per mile for round trip.
Through tickets to all points, can \c
purchased by applying to James Jones,
Agent at Camden. I>. '1 Ar.r.r.x,
General Pa?s. and Ticket Agent.
JOHN I>. PECK, General Superintendent.
Charleston, S. C.
1
I ESTABLISHED 1S14.
113 WATER ST., NEW YORK.
Thousands, disgusted with the many
poor .articles offered in market, are now
happy in using J. Monroe Taylor'3 Gold
1 Medal preparations. They are guaranteed
stri ctly puje and superior to any other in
market. Ask your grocer for them, and do
k not be put off with any others until you
t iiave^Jivun tiitTm a trEtfc? -? - -?- ..... j
; J. K. BOBSON & SON,
! Com mission Merchants and Deal
ers in
t Fertilizers,
j 68 BAST BAY.
Charleston, Nov. 0, 1881.
At the commencement of another busii
ncss year wc acknowledge with pleasure
the patronage and confidence of our planting
friends.
Robsan's Cotton & Corn Fertilizer
r Robson's Com pound Acid Pbsp'te
s have given very gratifying satisfaction
Our Cotton and Corn Fertilizer is of the
highest, standard. It contains among iIIht
, valuably ingredients 3 percent, of Ammo
ilia, I.} c nt of Putasli, 10 per coal
of u'::i!:ib!u Phosphate. Having bono
anionir tin? firs1 40 introduce 0 initio in t!?1
J Si ite. v.? c?n confidentlv i- for to our ]?1 r.n
in;; fi lends llini luring the sori?s of years
wo Inivo sold I Item \ii.riiiris we imr j ul'
ways p.itcn a.pure article. Kvcry .Mamire
is icsioil. Vi c offer i lie above Foriiliz-Jia
for cash, iir.,c nr Cotton.
Planters onloria.; inum iini- 'y will be
a lowed 10 I lie I.-' of \pril to decide which
I Is ey prefer, cash <>r time. An order for
, a (Mil.'iid ! to.i io:is *.vi!! be sent free o'
. (Irayaeo, f?r annrii:; -r 1 j cr ten \vi i
I bo charged.
_
1 J <W JT T Y{?. "R77 75 7^7?'?
! "T!iipr!-:i;!-.r.lCAYi:flTi!OR0rf.?i:!5EJ?
I j ST.1,1.lilt?/ " will stand in Cnnid i:. S. (!..
i : >ii l<:i>ii.'iitt siaiues ior ino tM'ii turn
V. I -.'TKi; M-a-OU.
T'M-nis lor ihe sen?on, Slo.
CiiMiiin""" lof. :>i.
| L!.U* r.UiiKij'' made :i fine record
n? :i li ?:$ '. und is a I.r.utmil die.-:.Mil
i willi s; n r in I lie doreliead, wl: i I?; ii'hivo
j liic :iii?!^s nf iIip Wind icys. and is nearly
SlXll'trll liall.ls hi . il
MViUis Hii Iiy I Jay won 1, (li<* J?y
cm nf linyleai' i>y iinji- York
, r?l?. i *7. |
hi. "i-.r'n. Ksitiiia l'v imp. Atir . 1 i:?n
'Jtl ' Kiilf Mays by Alhiiii.
:M " Kii.lni:i by " l'ri:iui. &o.
running >>*iclc I ilie best awl purest blood
! of r.-n'crn !' their !:?y in l.nglnml.
i Ka>'" ilrucos" Stud i?o'?k.
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NEWLY FURfJiSHED
Latham House,
CAJSBJKS, S.
(TnA.sstr.nt Ho.utn, S2 Oi) i*kr n.vv.)
Pia?" Ample accommodations. Tables sun- I T
plied with the lu*si the Markets afford. livery
attention paid In the comfort of" Oue.sts.
t^r'-ciinoctm! wirli ilie house is a firs' t:i
class I'.nr, ivliieh i*' locate! separately from -o
l.c house, ami orderly kepi. ?
to ami train :lie ?It?j<at Si jj
cuts iarli w y. )j
Sgj^Fccd ami Livery S;ahles on the
premises. b. li. LATLIAM, Proprietor.
KEEPS THE LARGEST, RES/]
Clothing & Gents'
TO BE FOUND IN C
I mron what I say, anil only reouost
1 ur. 1 u.uy prove what I say to bo true.
STAB. :
The BEST FITTING Shirt ever ma
MY USUAI
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1ST WAT.AWTOS
It uocs not require ten minutes to demonstrate tin
remedial aprnt J:n?n:n to science. It is inhaled?la
hot water, fc! nply inhaUnij or breathing it, and \
IXII A. hA I, i'S arc more powerful than word
ere propagated by inhalation. latent for cvU,
out which we could not exist n moment, is the :
p >toi rfiil to p -ornate life ami groicth. CAVA Run
nuiii-ini!;/, nrr met and conquered by Curholatc
the most healing and soothing properties are so
breathing vaporizes them into a dense smoke. 1
more ngreeahiy than the snwkingof a cigar. The
i:i ( v iy rr-p.-ct. A little practice invariably ii
oils and bal urns condense on the multitudinous
derfully c:i; : red and the external nieasurmner
chect in a lew weeks becomes rounded and full
beyond the |<-?sib;iity o' cure; but the Inhalants
many instances cure ce.-es considered hopeless b>
CATARRH,so very diilicitit to treat, oud SO
readily yields to this painless and pleasant rente
nted sensitive membranes ure liealed by breath
cavities of tin* head and out of the nose, it is not
method bv which this terrible and almost univcri
COMMENDATION
in hemorrhages of the lungs i have never found i
lidinlunts. So-called ' hopeless cages' need not
ville. K v. Jfy lunps mere very sore and couyh din
nm > > well pleased'with your Cnrbolatc of "'a
r.tiy price."?J. J. JlFSNlNOTOS. ti'iOJ Elm Street. I'
s f'nrbolate of Tar Inhalant is decidedly eilicn
f ii-c when all other nicun.sjnul failed to
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Ihle disease. Its fenrftxl effects ere fcorruping
down the throut.jvcnk eyes, deafness, loss of
i of smell, disgusting odors, nasal deformities,
y consumption. From first to last It is ever agOrdinary
treatments aro worse than useless.
HlaSUlIUr HlUi U113 UiSOUC W I'.iiuufc i\.u\j*y 110
the greut danger fn neglecting it. Many tbon.
dy ng with consumption who a few years or
cfom had only catarrh. If neglected while a
sible, it may rapidly develop and the symptoms
onsumption announce that it is too late.
MS.U.MPTION of humanity {
y carries thousands to an untimely grave, not i
0 young, the talented, nor the beautiful.
r 2JJ Wig A which makes life so miserable
1 a 3 S\J'D that its victims are almost ready ,
he advice of Job's wife," Curse God ar.d die."
>NOHITIS heralding the near
>f consumption. For those and all Pulmonary
)r. PI. W. Case's Treatment by the use of his
7E of TAR
PLEASANT.TTiOUOUGTT,AND SUCt ESFFUL.
TISEACTION always GUARANTEED.
; value of C'arbolatc of Tar, thr viort hcilin;/
.ken right to the diseased part. No Iica;, no
ou feel its healing power at once,
s can tell or pen express. All Fatal Epidemic*
it is also most putrcrjitl for pood. The n:r. withmost
uuivcrsal inha.'ar'. and When pure is
t AND CONSiUMlTXON, tho Ixr.'n terrors <J
of Tar Inhalants. Balsams and cordials of
^combined with Pine Tree Tar tiuUthe mcro
inis is laiccn into tr.e inngs us easny umi wr
(aroma is delicate nnd the sensations ugreuablo
icreaset the capacity of the lungs, and as the
air vesicle* of the lungs their capacity is wo tilt
of the chest greatly increased. The hollow
I. There arc, of course, eases of consumption
give great relief to invalids of this ciass, and iu
' all who know them.
seldom cured by other method' cf treatment,
dy. It is remarkable how quickly these ulcering
the va|K?r and forcing it into the diseased
v luliy demonstrated that Inhalation is the only
al disease can be permanently cured.
S"Your methods of treating Catarrh and
Consumption are certainly very effectual,
a remedy that equals your t'nrt>olaite of Tnr
despair."?C?as. IIamiuon Cass. M. D., Louisrc**ing.
Both arc now greatly relieved, ami I
? iiiii.il.no flint I ti'MiiliI 111 if. ii.itt with it nt
Iilliuldpliiu. " i'nr tlimat or Iihik iliseuses. J>r.
icions. I have observed the im?>t happyre*uiU
give relief."?1. II. Moouk. M. IV. l'ltKu.. I'a.
M-iit by fxprc.vs to nnvjwitt oft bo I'n itp'l
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