Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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''r* ^P^^fveriTsemonts $ 1.00 per Eight lines ol this size typo make one square. No advertisement counted less than a square. Advertising linos in local column 15 cents per line. Advertisements of Judge of I'robate, Clerk and Sheriff at the rates allowed hv law. Liberal contracts will he made with those wishing to advertise tor throe, six of twelve months, Marriage and death notices free. Short letters on current topics arc cor dI ally Invited. Correspondents may use any signature but true name of writer must ueeompan) all communications. Articles to secure Insertion must he sent In by Monday, previous to day of puhlicn t loll. All communications on business, or re inittances should be directed to business manager. All communications for publication should be directed to the editor. n i.ws notes. Francis W. Fielding, a young stenographer, was uccidontly drown oil by falling frotn a lresile over I lie Columbia canal last Sunday evening. The yellow fever epidemic. '* in creasing in violence and extent. The last report gives thirty new cases. The epidemic has reached .1 esop. Two races of the scries of five to be ri.n by the American Yacht Vigilant against the liritish Yacht Valrykio have been run. The Vigilant has won both. Port Royal had a grand celebration last Monday. Then that port was opened to direct trade with Europe. This is a lino start for Port Royal; may it prosper. The Florida Central and Pel.insular Railroad has purchased the South Round. This adds much to the road, giving it now 800 miles through line. The price paid was something over *)2,300,000. The Dispensary, it. is thought, will get tho Pall met to trade mark. Justice Bradley of t ho Supreme Court of the District of Columbia has decided against Commissioner Seymour's ruling. Senator Voorhoes was to ask yes terday that the sessions of the Senate he continuous until a vote ou the repeal hill can ho had. This brings on the tug of war. Tho silver men, it is said, will try to ''set them out'' and force a compromise. The last estimates of the numbci of deaths in the Uulf storm are 2,500. Many bodies are nnbnried and are rapidly decomposing in the sun. Thcro are fears of an epidemic of fever and even cholera on this account. Belief is coming in, bnt still many people are suffering most severely for absolute necessities. John A Kaile was tried and con victed in Lancaster last week for the murder of John L. Maker, lion. II. 11. Newton appeared for the State and is said to have made 0110 of the greatest efforts of his life in his ar gument before the jury. This is the first man convicted of murder in Lancaster county in 50 years. (!ov. Tillman was chosen temporary chairman of the Pan. American Bimetallic Populist Conference at St. Louis. Populist Lowolling was given the permanent chairmanship, (rov. Tillman was put on the Committee on Resolutions, lie made a hig speech upon the presentation of the committee's report. The tone of tho speech gives high color to the propecy that Till man will he upon the next Pop ticket. 1? HOOK AM IX TIIIC Itli ??Curley Headed ?Jolitmy" to Wear tlie Criuiiie. The Aiken Times has good an* thoritv for tlio statement that Congressman MeLaurin has consented to allow his friends to present his name to the Legislature for the judgeship of the Fourth Circuit, to succeed Judge Hudson. t. c> < urill* crut. It has been for sometime reported that Mr, McLaurin will not offer for congress again, hut will seek judicial honors. Tho strange to say, but true, is not in Mr. McLnnrin's confidence, and cannot say whether reliance may l>o placed in tho report or not, but wo are inclined to discredit it. Mr. Mci.aurin seems On the whole nil" iv- >lution - am not <>n the l?r\ am order but <|iiito conservative. 'I'll" denunciation of < 'lcveland, taken in ' eon ideiation with tho - nl ineiit given out by the loaders may moan a u'lvat deal, and aiiaiu inav have n ' n v been written by the author, with a clear understanding of their meanj I) P Mllll IH'KH i ..I I /....I I .. I I. I ~ "J t1"votors. We are load to hope for tlm Democracy in Horry anyway. At a called mooting of the I lorry | Comity Alliance, hold nt IMea.iant Meadow on Sept. 23, the following I resolutions wore nnan'moitsly adopted Wiii khas, Tho (,'ounty Alliance I of llorry Counts has been called t<> Igethor to consider the ids isability of petitioning tho (Jovernor to call together the Legislature in extra scs I sion for tho purpose of passing a 'stay lass, osving tr? the oppressed conjdition of the people, caused by the low price of produce and tho strin gem y in money matters, and whereas ' ss 3 recognize tlie great disadvantage, especially to tljo debtor class, owing to such cause, yet- sso deem it unwise, J under existing circumstances, to do; i so t here fore las it. It'i w/ri t/f 1. '! hat it is the scosu i of this Alliance that while otir necessities are such as I > demand im_ ; mediate and stringent measures, that in stay law svould work groat injurs i to every class of our people by stop Ipingall credit in this State and thereby paralyze every industry and therefore should only be resorted to under tho most pressing circumstances. 2. That wo urge our ivprescnta Uses ill ( toll ere.SS to use even mi-.-iits iii their power to lmvo a sufficient Amount of money issued by the government in some way to reach tho people. Especially at present do we recommend the passage of tho joint resolution introduced by our repre sentative in Congress front this (Sixth) District, lion. J. M. McLaurin, for the issuing of $8,000,000 under the acts of 1852-A3. The passage of same, in our judgment, would give considerable relief to the toiling masses at least for the pros out. it. That wo use all conservative means to get relief before going into I measures about whoso benefits there ! is such grave doubts. 1. We denounce the attitude of 1'resident Cleveland towards tho coinage of silver. We also denounce the action of a majority of the House in Congress in passing the unconditional repeal of the Sherman act. H. That a copy of these resolutions he sent to '/Vn ('of/o/t /Vnut. Samuki. 11 ICK.MA N. Clir'n Coin. Lor is, S. C. Washington Let tor. (Kircukir ('orivspondont.) The last net of the Senatorial farco is bill? d f<?r this wook. When tho session of the Semito which opens Wednesday next shall close the curtain will he run-down <>n the long drawn ont silver contest. Only ono thing seems absolutely clear and certain at this writing, and I hat is that the Vouchees bill will not he voted upon. That f;<ct is probably as clear to Senator Wcorhces in it is to most other people, but the pros sure from the White House was so strong for the holding of continuous | session that he announced it for next Wednesday and notified all absent repeal Senators to bo on hand. The contest cannot possibly be a lone one as Senator Vouchees will have to keep forty one men on the lloor continually while the silver nun will only need two. The general belief is that the session will soon die for lack of a quorum. What will follow is largely a matter of conjecture. It is said by those who oppose any sort of a silvti concession and demand unconditional repeal or nothing thai President Cleveland would much prefer seeing the Senate adjourn, if it cannot pass the Yonrhoos liill ttmn t<? i; adopt a compromise. If tlie proposition for adjournment is made by Senator Yoorheos tl.w chances are that it will 1*0 through with ii whoop, as the silver Senators would doubtless vote for it, believing that the longer the matter cm be postponed the stronger their side of the con trovorsy will grow with the people. Strange as it may appear, it is upon precisely the same ground that the President favors adjournment if the repeal bill cannot be passed; He believes that public opinion will have grown so strong by the time for the meeting of the regular session that the Senate will then pass the bill. Ibit there is another and a very strong element t*> bo considered, em bracing, perhaps, a majority of the Senate, which wants some sort of a ^ point r tins actual i . ".:': t Urny I. i'i.e 1 ...: tinb i of aimndment3 o iioiliin^ liUc twenty in all thut li i\ > hi on off- red to tho Voorhees rv |: 11 1>'I1 will make necessary an tin: ! play of parliamentary I . w > I! | lie Vol ilig begins, if it e\ ; I< >? . < )f com so every body i kno a that each of tho amendments t will have to bo voted upon before tin w?U i taken upon the Original I.ill, '.it! wli.tt everybody does not know i tin- order in which the 'amendments will be taken up and I voted upon. If tt compromise is roar bed it isoxpectod that nil of tho ! iimendmeuts will be withdrawn \cepi that which provides for tho compromise. Tie majority of the House, not to lv out lono by tho Senate, has ^ot e'.f bito a wrangle over tho bill for the r? peal of tho Federal election laws It seems that some of the ! democrats think tho Tucker bill i'i p<? il to much, and 11 'prosor.talive Filch, of New York, has a less sweeping bill wlncli ho wishes to substitute f<?r it. A democratic ci?u. cu-> i- lo In- held tonight t<> decide , he:ween the two lulls, and the frion bs of whichever is defeated may a' . ut lh<mselvcs in order to i bi\ k .\ <juorum and prevent the bill bci i g p i>>e l tomorrow as originallv intended. The populists in the will \oti_' Tor ilie bill when it Iconics toa vote but whothcr they will help to mako a quorum remains toby seen; their party is pledged in its tmlior.al p'utform to the repeal of hcso laws, but circumstances have in:ule tie ir repeal less desirably to tlieiu. The change of front by certain Senators on the question of continil ing the nomination of .1. .1. Vaql A Ion to be Ambassador to Italy may liuvo . nrpri.'ed some people, but itg <lid not snrpri > thoso who are posl tctl on tho inside workings of thing! political. The big money in ovenJ l'residontbil campaign is raised few rich mon, for each party?I one, live nod twenty dollar oontriRI lion, are a more drop in the buckt* when it comes to paying the expenses I of a modern Presidential campaign. Consequently when tho men who have for several campaigns -'worked" tho rich men for the democrats informed tlie Senators of that party wh ? were disposed to oppose tho co limitation of Van A leu's nomination because of that $50,000 story? which is generally believed to tie tnu- that they would raise no more money for campaign purposes if the nomination was not confirmed, there wa an immediate change of senti ' 111 P11 t 'Pin* r/.iuit.l in.iii y.nwilo.u ...x ..v, ft II" V I'MUIIVIII ?.H mil VI i*) ra:sod no sorious objection, in fact they preferred confirmation to rejec tion in this case. Tlicy are no more anxious to offend wealthy campaign contributors than tho democrats; besides, the confirmation together witn the $50,000 story will make ox collect campaign material for their stump speakers. A l*o!l Tax Trap. According to the old Scriptural doctrine the utterances of very small children are often prophetic, and in some Instances the sayings of the ! Afro- \morican citizens may he said to ho similarly sensible. Ilor.ry Gibson was the name of a negro who canto down from Union on the excursion from Ashvillc. He had a friend by the name of Alex nrvani in t harioston, aiul the two were doing the town together. After they hurt been pretty much all over t ho place Alex wantert to show his frieml a little liquid hospitality, do he asked him if he hud over been to a dispensary. "Sponsary" cried the other in astonishment, "hen to do spensary? Well, I should say not. Why aim you niggers down hyar know olo Tillman and his gang jes' tart dat spensary notion to make us niggers pay poll tax? Vo' see, when a man want to buy a little niotint'n jew he have to go in dar' and give 'is name ai d wliar he live and how oh* ho l>e. Thon the sponsor he tells a bnckra man atClumya anddey j>ut ns all on de lists, and ef wo nint pay ! dat tax we go t<? jail. Olt, no, I ! rrnnuo I UMii'l nn it. , -Kt Ml % II '111 v I I \_F 0|MMIOlia y ; mi no." Wilmington MarketWilmington, N. C., Oct. 0. Spirits Turpentine, 24c per gallon Kosin, 80 per bbl. for strained, good strained 85. Tar, 1 10c. per bbl. of 280 lbs. Crude Turpentine, ?1 00 for hard and s'.GO f<>r Vello^v Dip and Virgin. I'; anots, at 75 cents to 85 per Inn led of 28 lb>. COTTON?Firm. Ordinary 5Jc, Good Ordinary Olc, JjOW Middling 7 7 1 Oe, Middling 7ie, Good Midding 8 d 1C ^P^P^Wuratcd Palmetto trademark ( Use, or as it is known in legal phraseology, the United .States ex i< 1 the State of South Carolina, ('.itmnis sioncr of Patents, respondent, was decided l?y Justice I had Icy, of the District Supreme Court, in favor of the petitioner, who is really (!overnor Tillman. I n pursuance of his scheme for eon trolling lite liquor tratlic in tie State, Coventor Tillman sought to register a trade mark, in which the device and motto was to he the Palmetto, the same to bo applied to every package or receptacle containing spiritous liquor to he sold under ofliciul sanction. i In order to secure tho right of registration under the tict of Congress, it was necessary to establish tile fact that the goods were ti ed in traffic with some foreign country or countries or somo Indian tribe, i Accordingly a case of Sooth Carolina "pine top" whiskey was sent to Canada and sold at a nominal prie?\ I I ;i vitier tliiiv i.uoililiwliml I li.-? villi' x iv?i?>/>iouv?t I IIV * I M VIV , c?f the State with a foreign country, Governor Tillman applied to the United Stales Patent Ollico to have tho Palmetto trademark registered.! Tlio oxuminor had some doubts on the ease and referred it to Commissioner Soymr.nr, who decided thai the trade mark eouh] not be registered. The attorneys for llm Stato straightway took the case into the ' court, contending that the I'oiiiniissionor was only an executive ollicer, s . who had to ohey the order to regp. i ( tor it trade mark which was n< t ; clearly an infringem in upon some j one previously registered, but Mr. | Seymour held that he was gifted with discretion in the case, and was the highest authority to decide whether the applicants had complied with all tlte rc(|itirinents of tho law The motion for a writ of mamhi- ; I nuts to compel hint to register the ; trade mark was argued before Jus tiee Bradley a week or so ago, J. Althous Johnson and J. I'Mgar Smith appearing fot the Stato of | South Carolina. Since then J nstice j I Bradley has had the case under con \ ] si deration, and yesterday morning he .] iMrt^^decisiou the form writ of mandamus L I'. ll'fJLH1'! I Hcil l?y tho peti is us follows: L Big on to ho lieuril | Him cnuso heroin j M with its exhih- : Kr thereto liletl,!t ^Kieon urged by ; oil Krt, ordered and , | I; i y "Blemurrer he and | and an l | to s [ i i n o i petitioi^^^^^Wling liiin to register, ( as providoc^^^^o act of Congress '< of March 3, 1881, tho trade mark of the relator, the State of South Caro , Una, as the same as decribed and exhibited in the petition heretofore filed, tho said writ to he returnable on Saturday, the 7tli instant, at 10 o'clock a. ni* A C. IJltA I )LKY, .lustii e. While not a final settlement of the case, this decision is decidedly in favor of the Palmetto people. As! in the lirst instance, as a sort of j courtesy to tin olligiul of sueli rank as Commissioner Seymour, a rule j to show cause was issued instead of a peremptory mandamus, so in tliis decision an "alternative'' writ is 1 issued instead of a peremptory man-; dantiis. This is in effect, an order that the Commissioner of Patents must register tho Palmetto trade, mark, or appear before the court >>n next Saturday to show cause why | he has not obeyed the order. As he has already stated the legal reasons why, in his mind, ho should not register tho trade mark, and these do not seem sidle iont to the court, it is surmised that the only | icourso that the eommisdonor can pursue is to obey or openly defy the order, in which case a peremptory mandamus will he issued i.oxl Sat urday. or course an appeal is pos- |? ?iblo in the caso hut up to data the 1 Palmetto people are decidedly on ' top. , I.ADIKS Needing atonic, or children who want build iug up, should talic UROWN'H lltUK 1IITTKKS. It la plcHMint to lake, cures Malaria, Iudl* fontvou, liiUouiuwiti and IJvor Complaints. ? mt mm-? lOlcctrielty In A llolt to for CATAltUll, HEADACHE, NKUHALQIA, HAY FEVEK, ASTHMA. &v. has no equnt. Sold en 80 days' trial. Manufactured by the West Electric Cure Co, Chicago III, I). T. MCNEI fj, sole local agent (.'onway, S. C. I tuck ion's A rn ion Save The Best Salve in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt, llheuni, Fever Sores, Tetter, Chap ped Hands, t In 1 Warns, I Orns, and all Skin Eruptions, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. It is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. Price '<25 centsperbox. For sale at E. Norton's Drugstore. WESLEYAN, FEM ALEiNSTITU TE Open* Sept. 6th, J8!?. Climate and aurronndlngit exceptional. Handsome buildings, Itelng remodeled, thoroughly renovated, repainted Inside and outside, and refurnished with new piano*, carpets, Ac Steam heat, g&a light, bath rooms on every tloor. Now I.hImiiv tory thoroughly onuinned. at experienced teacher*. Advanced (Jouraes In hnglish, T.atin, German, t''rench. Ac. S|ieci*l advantages In Muaic atid Art. 141 boarding pupils from 1h Htatcs Terma moderate For Cat* loftiea of this celebrated old VlrKitua School, address W.W. HMBUUTSON, l'rra., Staunton, Va nprn 3 Double Ch b9t| Will compl^ti'l -. do it oy llio desire for 'I b leas; ennnonosU'Uik n,rik|n?vy Poglvr f74jgj tidgeof' W hoWili '.olunt.it'll ? DHONKEli !ES aM MORPHINE!! -_1 Uu i ti ' t.l l. ou o? f ? :r SPECIAL Purlnpr ? r< lutei i i.t;-- r re ullowi d nl phitH) until . ii> i- tiin : na they shall volu b*W Wo ?!inl particular iand pamphlet 01 _Jp Ijo plad to plaeo Hiiflororit from iiny of It u&i tlonwltli pi v-on i w ho huvo been cured 1 n? HILL'3 TABLETS ?ro for sul ??SS uruK|tl-tM i S | .GO per puckuyc. It your dnmeist does not keep them, pel nnd wo will send you, by return muil, i jl Tablet . Write your natuo nnd address plain tj wbelber T.iblets uro lor Tobacco, Mo f fcl Liquor Habit. oa not im nncnivco into purci rail any ol the various nostrums that nn>b? W,J otfete l (i>r sale. Ask lor Iti?X!LjX*,l W i TABLETS nnd take no other. wtf?] Manulucturcd only by TTIIC X. % OHIO CHEMICAL CO,, ./?j |q 61. 63 & 65 Opera lllotk, jjs^ ^A JT pRESPONSIBU 5AGENTS WAN! ?y W. at MmuiuiiuuiitiMtiiii (yW, (In wrIUnt; plcnae BTTTTTrr \ ol il ?'. I>e imo lorn. I)ou'L harass tho \ loin with noxious drills. Monte \ cures Miliaria, Nervouaiiwfci, Inligesii it it nil llowcl Complaints, t is simple, pleasant to taste and eaves no had effects. - Of V. f t V M O O D7S? I ?! -v ;e ' Hood's .Samp.HiU : * (lie hest, inost reliable and accomplish* t lite gi cat est cures. HCOD'o CUtt?8 Who Wit*<Mic Yoiiiijlv sow orb Ueoord v. I am .sorry to say that Senator ..t .. . . t. / i i:. . 11?v iii mm in v^ai iMiim geis v ry iitle Bvinpathy in his bilcstcscnptule vil li Palmetto ".State booze' from myboily in the Senate. The Smith hirolinu ft reenter has never succeed d in making friends in Washingion, i failure duo partly to bis moody iml oe.oei trio disposition and partly 0 the inll'imu e of his popular and ;ourtly colleague,, 1 ?ntler, who ilisikos and avoids him. I t hy has ihown signs of breaking out in itraiigc places ewr sine' lie eanm >n to Washingion for thn special session, and no 1.x dy was very much surprise I to hear of ill > tricks he j iad heen playing at home. The puhlished report of his caree.;s hai dling of firearms in Coin tuna call to mind an incident at, the Chicago ion vent ion, when a young nan was compelled to hide behind 1 tabic to escaj o tbe .South ('arolina's tity at a certain stage in the proceedings wl.en Mill stock began sud- j Ionly to fall. CORED I *' About seven or eight months ago I was attacked by a c ough, and at onco began to t.iko a nicdieino much advertised as an e xpectorant, and continued using it until 1 had taken about six hottics. Instead of giving me relief, it only made me worse. I tried several other remedies, but all in vain, and I don't think I had three whole nights' rest during my illness. 1 began to think that Consumption had laid hold of me, and my hopes of recovery wcro all* gone. I was a mero skeleton, but a friend of mine, who had been soino timo away, called to sco mo. He recommended me to try Ayer's Cherry Pectoral, and kindly sending mo n bottle, I took it, but with littlo hopes of recovery. I am thankful, however, to say that it cured me, and 1 am to-day enjoying the best of health." ? J. Wilrnot Payne, Monrovia, Liberia. AYEFTS Cherry Pectoral Prepared by Pr. J. (J. Ay or & C <>., Lowell, Mas#, Prompt to act, sure to euro Notice. | iiy order of tin'J-'tati' ll<> rd of Kxauiin 1- , the County Hoard of Fxandners will n ot at Conway, S. to omiii" nj>|>li ant , for oortillcatos to teach in the free tit 1 >1 ; schools of I lorry Coi nty, on Friday mil Saturday, tho y7th and 28th >1 Oeto?t, 1808 two day l? >in r allowed. J. <>. OKAIIAM. S -hool Coin. II. C. y/S5g\j ATp. J. A. Wheeler "While Serving My Country I was taken ill with spinal dWoaso nml rheunafttl :n. When I returned lonio my trouble' v. as still with nv\ and I was eo a lined to my bed, i- iMa Ia ?i# f ? ?? ? " * -* .v. ..v..;. Ill) mil I'll IUUIIUIS. AltOi t ikin,'* seven bottles of IIood'9 BarsapnrlUa I v.'fts \vt 11 and havo not slnco boon troubled with I my old rnmplalnta. My wlfo was In lil health,' suftorlnft with headache, dl/zlness and dyspepsia. Bho took two bottles of HoocS'o Sarsaparllla end foclj liho u *! >>? WAwnn." Jamrs A. VTnEr.Lr.n, l'oo l;ivl-?!on Et,, Ilalllmoro, Md. Hood'O I 'iiiD urotho beat after-dinner Pills, assist digestion, euro headache. Try a box. Bl^tr: n? v? %n sa ?? is ^ MMttifn'iM w. i.ii'ti .UIHIHI' UA^ir* ,?*! ? . ? ?. ' ' *'C / Jk \J Si recjiembcr * wJ. ;v- r j ft j / ,4 \g 1 v i'Ujii.,\. : j t! :r r. onu'iiil: . . ^x\ VP* l.!:.r,:. .: . i / A ^ ?g lorid; VOvf OPACr-O 111 ?r. - ! / ! ?r.- * ' V , ^ V/ Ft?, u 111 ?cnj>ofi<> 1 ,iow? ' ,? v 1 Ht<> 1 !??:. - V* ' ' v' MJ*' -tV - / > + ftt i cpm?ila ;i' .111 : r: > s't . ' . ' , . k t V i? ) uV/ " mm tin * ;>?? ^ i* f . ; ?L. ' lo- inortinl . ;r? .and h.iii > n-s,. ^ i j fill->}>! '< iF* IC8U 1 :il)lt < 111 Cmillliniilcit- ^ \ > .'.UulililUiildlw fl y Hi' u ? of on r Taiii.i is. V . 131 > ' - ^%vv / from persona C cnrNoiHfi OO ^ Vi'v 'v^ - wh? haVO b??n K i imckajo oi our * \ ourod by the UQO of P ly. niidntnto v ~.* ' t .. ?w? ^ ^ ^ ftf.ji I'lr tl?Sis I ablets. L intS?jT >*,ix M\ T^<^> v*** ^ < i MK'AT. CO.: Ha 3 "xc\ \wVtT ^*/ a . I li ivo lieon your lr^ euro for loi>:u . it it, null fotuul it. would Mn v,\. \v ? wliiit you < : i 'ii I or it. I tisod ton cents MS ' L'? %\ - ' : 11 . p VvV TPV v;Ml' 1 Polll our i<? I!\ rs; I ' i sinoKO m R" Etv V',\ tfK from ton to lorty pi| < >! tobacco. line chewed II ??> 'v. .< #* jf I for twfn ugoa GO y<r o! your Tablets cured me * \V/*'iVlJ^ I*'*"'/''^i.I I HI Diiiol iMMMM.f'ii ' ' i n; Some time n,p> i aunt [^'3 ^?v NigW tor ? of your Toblot for Tobacco llublt. L received ^'3 ^ them all rbr'it and,t.ltnontfh 1 win boi ii 11 heavy unokerundcUowor, bsra <jfv\ > ' ' ' ? " tb , lid Llru wot I 10 1 r< I nin cured. * Truly yours, MAI ill^V JuliNSON, 1'. O. llox -15. ! jr Tin: Ohio CurotCAi. ( o.: (ii:ntm:mi:n : - It :rivc < mo pleasure to Bponk a *3 Jr word of praise tor your Tablet*. My soil wiis t rontrly addicted to tbo use of # liquor,and ilirouuh uTi iernl, I was led to try your 1 iblots. Ho wusn heavy and m f constant drinker, but after usinK youi Tablet- but thrccditya ho quitdriiiKlng, F and will not touch liquor 01 any kind. I lnivo wnttcd four month bcloro writing lU you, iu order to kuuw tiro cure wan periuuuout. Yours truly, Mite. HELEN M0RU1S0N. ^ Cincinnati, Ohio. inioCitl tit ttOo: Your Tablets linvo ncrforineda in d:i?ic in my case. ! used morphine, hypodcriuicully, for seven years, una liuvo bcuu cured by the usoof Ip* igcsof your Tablets, and without any effort on my purl. W, L. LUTEUAY. lsm J\dd ei'hs s?ll Ordoru to m b THE OHIO CHEMICAL CO., t* ?> 1, 53 and 05 Opor jk Block. LIMA, OHIO, !"F(1F" SMOTHER I ! \T7B NOVELTY, i | (must on Earn. \VAffi|||j Our Phaeton Buggy, : -- S. With Leather Roof and Back MP< I /A NJhBhBIHF-Hi / \ ^ur<a'n' r!;'1 RuM?' J * / \V< s Y .", .%?; A vi?v,f Y, A Cortalm. Trimming, Green } X I I I 1 Leather or Fine Broadcloth. X 'A Y1 \ Y ^ / WRITE FOR PRICES, j * Yx \ om* *'?? j * - - . I THE DAVIS CARRIAGE COMPANY, Cincinnati, Ohio. | V?MMM??>M>?e>M?Me Q?WwI Mtftkmcrn WIL*S .. ~ and uaugnters Often lose tlio benefit of life Ws? assurance, taken out for their * protection, because of ill-ad' ^ VE^V^ vised investments. Again, the intentions of the assured 3>ivV^ '^w|Vr> sometimes fail of realization A through the prodigality of a Kcir -fllr i-'* ^ son to whom the sudden posit EVE ft ^1^^^ session of so much money pnuMG provcs 100 KSa tcl"1>talionBlyf' Equitable Life Cures all Femab Diseases. Corrects all Fe- jias provided against tllCSC malo Irregularities. Overcomes all .? rr Weaknesses and I'ain. COntlllgCllClCS by o(Terillg 1 lie ^'^'ri^FFAri^r toEtmf'raqtp Tontine Installment Policy. AGREEABLE IO THE TAS1 E. ,lM . 4. Wo never publish a lady's name or what sho t lie prcUlUllUS pel" tllOUSailCl writes us. 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