Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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$i.6o 1.00 Three Months 60 HATES OF ADVEHT1SINO. Prauslont Advertisements $1.00 per square. Eight lines ?>t this sl/e type make one square. No advertisement counted less than a square. Advertising lines in local column K? cents per line. A.tv..rti<..m.Mits .if .1 mice ?>( 1 Volute. Clerk and Sheriff :it the rates allowed by law. Liberal contracts will be made with ! those wishing to advertise for three, six of twelve months, Marriage ami death notices free. Short letters 011 current topics are cordially invited. Correspondents may use any signature but true name of writer must accompany all communications. Articles to secure insertion must be sent in by Monday, previous to day of publication. All communications on business, or remittances should be directed to business manager. All communications for publication slum d be directed to the editor. Carter Harrison, Mayor of Chicago was shot and killed last Saturday bv a crank politician, named Premier j gust. Senator Butler has introduced a bill in Congress to establish a govermont system of commercial tele graph. J. Kdward Nettles and It. J. Kirk, of South Carolina, has been appointed by President Cleveland to l>o consuls. Nettles goes to Trieste, Austria and Kirk to Copenhagen, Den. The bill to repeal the purchasing, clause of the Sherman law has passed both Houses and only needs the formal acquiescence of the House of Representatives in the Senate Amendment to make it ready' for the Presidential signature. PINAL Itlil'OKT OP OUAM> .ll/KY roil l AbLTMItM OF ist>:s To the 7'. /?. / '/'</.>'(/ /'n .*{</1tit/ ./u<f(je\ The Oram! Jury, having disposed of all the bills submitted at this term by the Solicitor, beg leave to make our final report. We have examined the public buildings to wit: the Court House, Auditor's Otlico and Jail. We- rcccommend that the counter in the Sheriff's office be removed, so as to give more room in same; and that suitable arrangements be made for the storing and keeping of the books e it /*? _ oi i ne omce.* As to the building occupied by the Auditor, wo rcecomtnend that such repairs be made on that building as to render it comfortable and convenient. The Court House is in fair condition, but wo reccommcnd that the partition between the Clerk's and Register's oflice be lemoved, so as to throw the two rooms into one. The jail needs some repairs or work. The prisoners are not safe, except those in the cells; and we reccommend that the outer apartments of the jail be so repaired and strengthened as to render them safe for detaining such persons as are usually confined therein. The barbed wire fence betwaen this county and Georgetown, built some years ago by this county at considerable expense, we are informed has gone down and is now scarcely any fence at all. for the purposes for which it was built. Wo reccommend that so much of it as is to be found, bo sold and the proceeds of such sale bo paid into the county Treasury for county purposes. The poor farms which huv*o been unoccupied for at least ton years, we reccommend, as several of our prede cessors heretofore have done, that they bo disposed of to the best adVftlit.ftr*o nnrl tho t?rr?r?n/.<lc l.? paid into the count)' Treasury for county purposes, ^ We have examined, as far as our limited timo would allow, the annual report of the County Commissioners and tho annual report of the County \ Treasurer. We find only one discrep\ ency. On the Treasurer's report, we find No. 1 Ci'A when tin imifl 1 to ft - jamin Holt thirteen dollars and thirty three cents; and in the report of the County Commissioners, we find no I order to the Treasurer to sai 1 lien L jamin Holt for said amount. E i The School Commissioner'* report J we have examined and find the same E Correct- tied no discrepancy between Bk it arid the County Treasurer's report. ^B We have examined the bonds of Clerk, Sheriff, County Auditor, CouuB. \ given no bond at nil for his second I term, though appointed l ist Decent i her. We are informed thai he is collecting taxes now. Whether ids bond for the previous term "ill extend to the present term and he liable, wo are not able to say. We submit the condition of things in this regard to the court. We present the public road from' Soeastee Bridge to the Georgetownl line in had condition, and in some places almost impassable. Wo present the Gnlivants Bury Bridge as in bad and unsafe condi- j tion. We present the road from Conway to < lass Mill as in bad condition and needing attention. Wo present the fo ?t\vay and llridge across Hack ('reek in Simp- j son Creek Township in bad condition. A good portion of the footway is down. We present the footway over IJrown Swuni)> on the IVo Deo road j as down. Foot people cannot pass i without wading more or lees. The foreman of the (Jraml Jury notified, in writing, the Trial Justices of tho county to bring their books before ns for examination Only two have done so, to wit; John lo Cooper ami II. W, Mishoe. \\ e (ilid their hooks correct and very well kept. We understand that there is likely to he much suffering among our peo pic on the coast in consequence of (lie recent storm, \Y e rcecommeml that tho county make such arrange-; ments for help to them as its means may permit. The Crand fury boo leave to return thanks to his Honor the presid-i ing judge and the other oflieers of j the court for courtesies during the i term. Itespcctfully Subn.itted, .1. 11. Kiohaui>so\, Foreman. Oct. 18th 1803. Washington Letter. (Uemilar Correspondent.) Washington, Oct. 30, 1803. Truly, it is the unexpected that happens in politics. Just when ninety-nine percent of the men in Congress, regardless of their personal preferences, thought the obsequies of the Cleveland repeal bill were fairly under way the prophesies of Or. Cleveland proved to bo true. Ins'ead of being a corpse tho patient sprang up from tho bier where it had been tenderly laid and demonstrated to all the world that it' was vigorous enough to knockout! all of its opponents?there was a funeral, bat compromise was the corpse. Dr. Clevdau 1 was naturally pleased at the change, hut he was not altogether satisfied; in the pocket of the patient wns a recommendation of old man silver that Dr. Clovn. land was somewhat aveisa at tie hing his name to, so lie sent his a-sooiato physician, 1 >i\ Carlisle, to chief nurse Voorhocs the advisability of strung ling the now con vuVscont patient ( and putting in its place its twin brother which was fathered by Ac-, presentative Wilson and which hud j already been strongly endorsed by the House; but the suggestion did not moot with favor, either from chief nnrso Voorhees or any consi 1erahle number of his assistants. ; They decided that it. would ho nn just to the patient they had nursul through such a long seige of criti j al illness, j est beoausa of a rccotn - j mendation which after all will he no more hinding than tho average one 1 given by a politician to office seekers. Only nine Senators voted for tlicj Wilson bill when the proposition of substituting the Moorhens bill therefor was decided by the Senate. Reasons for tho failure of com promise are heard on all sides, but none of them arc quite so interesting as those given on the llo >r of the Senate by Senators Wolcotl, of Colo., and Gorman, of Maryland, because thoy both occupied positions which should have enabled tlitim f.? knnw Mr. M'olcott said it was the withdrawal of the support which whs given the outspoken silver men hy those who were apparently working for repeal; by democrats who l>e'i? v ed the silver men were right, h t who to sustain th? udministrati ?n were willing to take tho O'h r side, and hy the republicans of tho t an I north, who wanted the s>iIv? ri men to defeat rep-aI that the party1 advantage might bo d >rivod by tho republicans from the spectacle of the , democratic majority being unable to legislate. This statement, which j other (Jorman started out by ' saying that the repeal of tlie pur 1 chasing clause of the Sherman law , might not give the relief expected i iind tlint it was not such it bill as i tho democrats wanted to pass, and ' t at it was partisanship on tho part ( of t'e republicans which prevented j rcement on a measure which i would give the relief tho situation ' d intituled lie then becumo more ( specific and declared that Senator Sherman, :i< the leader of the repub- , i aio, and of tbo majority of those St iiitt'ij-s who represented the repeal I sentiment, held the key to the sit.ua- J (ion and dictated tortus to the administration and to tho Senate, and by | his opposition prevented agreement upon a measure that would have done justice to all interests and provided tlin relief the administration ( waul- I. Much of the above might i I) aconntcd for on the theory that < M r. (iorman as a shrewd politician wished to let the silver democrats d iv. n easy, hut no such theory will account for his closing words? "During all this light, there lms not 1 l>cen a majority in the Senate in favor of unconditional re pet I, and it ( was that lu<k of a majority which has delayo 1 action unt I tins time." i It is not expected that it will 1 require more than two days more for the Senate t > dispose of all the ( amendments to the Voorhecs bill and of that measure. That it will pa-s is now conceded by its strongest and bitterest opponents, and if the repealers can muster a quorum in the ll'Uise, which they are working hard t' do, the bill will be in President Cleveland's hands before the close of the week. Chute a Hurry among the politieiaus was caused by a telegram said > to have been sent by Representative ()' I'Yrrnll, the democratic candidate f<?i* ( ! atnniw\i? \f I J.% - - .? WIVI <H;I WI V 1I?^II1IU) * 1? ?l |MUIII* inenl democrat in the House, begging that the final vote on the silver repeal l)ill lie staved olT in some way until after the election, next week, and intimating that# unless it can ho postponed his populist competitor would win. Populists reports from Virginia say tlr.it since the announcement of the certainty of unconditional repeal democratic silver men are coming into their ranks by hundreds. There is not much talk ubout Congress taking a recess us there was, and the chances are now ?.hout even that tlie extra session will run right along up to the beginning of the regular session. It is now expected that the new tariff hill will be ready ahoni November \J(), ami an attempt will probably he made as soon as the Voorhees hill is disposed of to take a recess to that date. \ ooiig .^14*11 To The Front. In America, the young men are rapidly coining to the front in the care and management of large and important business interests, and are proving themselves worthy of the trust and confidence placed in them, while doing credit to the educational training of American institutions. Many of tho men at the head of our great financial and industrial institu Hons .ire young men. The newly elected president of the Atchison, Topeka, and Santa Fe railroad is a comparatively young man for so re sponsible a position being only forty one years of age. The capital of this r<?a 1 is four hundred million dollars and more than twenty-live thousand men are employed. The management of s<> large business interests as are here represented necessitates considerable executive ability, and the responsibility thus placed upon this young man is very great. This howover is but a single instance and is not with >ut its parallel, for the successful management of one of the larg \st publishing houses in America if not iii the world, is in the hands f a young man not yet thirty years of age, while soma of the brightest and most successful book agents tho world ever produced have not yet arrived M maturity, and the head of the h'.igg'st sn lustrial institution in the e untry is not yet twenty-seven years < f ago. There is no other country in tho world where men enter upon a business life o young as in America, and no country where there is so much enterprise and activity. Tin's is a subjeet of frequent remark and com moot, by foreigners who visit this country, but always to our eredit when the rnsult of personal observa tioo and study.? /*/iilm1elphi(t Itera!,/. N otii'C. He modem. Don't harass the .system with noxious drugs. Monterey cures Malaria, Nervousness, Indigesti n and Ilowel Complaints. I t is simple, pleasant to taste and leaves no bad effects. UOOD'S CURES when all other preparations fail. It possesses curative power peculiar to itself. Be sure to get Hood's Sarsaparilla. "~ 1 n its issue of Thursday monii ihe New York World prints the f<> lowing appeal for aid. As it will l> K'on it was addressed directly to tin jflico of that paper by gcutlemei well known in the Laurel section ol tho country. It gives at some length ind with graphic details tho account af the havoc which was spread through that region by tho recent jyclono. The World prints tha appeal in full, along with its own do- j inands for aid in filling the cars which it proposes to send to the aid af the sufferer.*.: To the Kditor of the World Sir: Relieving your paper has a very large aircnlation and correspondingly large influence, and relying on your known generosity and humane kindness <>f heart, we write to lot you know the! true condition of the storm wrecked ) people of this section of the coast i above Georgetown, on Murroll's Inlet Laurel, S. O., October 22 There are finite a number of families who are left destitute, losing not only their homes but their personal effects, and as the storm came just lifter the people hud harvested their crops theso were swept away also. What little was loft is in a damaged condition. Those suffering and ties j tituto from the storm are principally ' the families of Mr. .1. F. 1 )o/.ier, j whose buildings, furniture clothing and crops were swept a way?all marly a total loss. W. C. I.udlam, all outbuildings and fences destroyed, dwelling bully wrecked so as to be untfuable, clothing, furniture and crops destroyed; Mr. Bowen, bouse j and entire contents destroyed; no crops (a fisherman;) K. S. Dusenbury lost portion of stock; Mr. 1 iukmy Owens, tenant, house wrecked and lost about all <?f bis personal proper ty; If. L. Buck, house and bare par;ly wrecked and fences swept awav; J. K. Boat.y, dwelling badlv damaged, i....... i *? ? ? - ! u<?iu, vn nviiai'ft ail'l 1 ? I1COS <I' 'SI X< V ft I including crops, except a very small portion saved in damaged condition, norse and otlter stock killed; It. L. Hen ty, dwelling badly wrecked, out buildings destroyed, portion of s.oek killed, fences also ( b i 11 u re .). out 111 > p (irant, ;>t a 1 a i r o j b i nearly ; o u t b u d clotl^^^^^^^^He felloes, swopt awa>%^N|^^^^^^mi|is, \V. \j. Davis, tenant, losl^PJHPhing;1 D. l'\ Sarvis, d welling, barn and outhouses swept away; Widow Dixon, lost everything: J. 1<\ Yereen, dwelling, fences, outbuildings till swept away, saved portion of crop and part of stock. In addition to the foregoing there are others who are very much in need of help. Anything you may desire to forward to any of the fore?I going we will take charge of and see that, it is properly disbursed. Or j you can forward direct to them. In either olka flmw! t?\ \V???>l.??w.>? > I .....I i VW..? .1 ..I,... Cll > i I I VI * ' ing via Georgetown, euro st 1111101' lanie. Should jou wish inf<-rotation as to our responsibility or reliability wo refer you to .1. II. Hart A (Jo, lol Front street, or Gilbert Potter & Co, 1 same street. G 1:0 note O Hick, M. L. Bkaty, J. K. Bkaty. A Million Friends. A friend in need is a friend indeed, and not less than one million people have found just such a friend in I )r. King's New Discovery for Consump tion, Coughs, and Colds. If you have never used this Groat Cough Medicine, one trial will convince you that it, has wonderful curative powers in all diseases of Throat, Chest and Lungs. Ka di bottle is guaranteed todoall that is claimed 1 or money will bo refunded. Trial bottles free at Dr. K. Norton's Drug store. Large bottle 50c. and *1 00. Four IJig Sitc<v*ses. Having the needed merit to more than make good all the advertising claimed for them, the following four remedies have reached a phenomenal sale. Dr. King's New Discovery, for consumption, Coughs and Colds, each bottle guaranteed?Kleotrioj Hitters, the great remedy for Liver, Stomach and Kidneys. Buoklen's ! Arnica Salve, the host in the world, and Dr. King's New Life Pills,! which are a perfect pill. All these I icmuun-a ttru guunecu 10 (.lOJllsr Wlial is claimed for t.hcm and the dealer whose name is attached herewith will be glad to tell you more of them. I Sold at Dr. K. Norton's Drug Store. Touched tlie Heart. When the heart is affected by Rheumatism, or any of the muscles near that organ, it is like tampering with an electric wire, for death may come at any moment. If life is worth it, go to the druggist and get Drummond's Lightning Remedy for Rheumatism, oi send to the Drummond Medicine Co., 48 50 Maiden Lane, New York, and they will send you a large bottle by express. It is not as quick as electricity, but it will save your life if you take it in time, lb ice *5. for two largo bottles. I i fl li esoiIKE? ^ *3 [tSv*mon?alsj Double Call J ituiiUMUHiiiiilliiMicl mi' W A# A V \|A f?Si Will completely destroy thodeslro forT< p less; causa nofdcknc-is, uud tnuy bo glvct U edge of tlio patient, who will voluntarily ul DRUNKENNESS aiiil MORPHINE II _| the patient, by the use of our SPUC1AL I I>tirltiK treatment. patients arc allowed I r>o pliine until such tlmntin tiny shall voltl We send particulars and pamphlet of _ I bo glad to place sufferers 1 rom any of tli B 3 tlon with pcraona who huvo been cured b; uS HILL'S TADLETS nro for sab REE druggists at $ 1 .OO per package. If your dnurglst does not keep them, i Wh and we will send you, by return inuil, a R Tablets. flM Write your name and address plain] ~rj whether 'I ablets uro for Tobacco, Mot r?Ui Liquor Habit. !>(> NOT lin DECEIVED into parch fifl any of the various nostrums that are be offered lor sale. Ask for "HTT.T,'f Kfij TABLETS and take no other. ^ Manufactured only by !0ffl0 CHEMICAL CO, ? 61. 63 & B5 Opera Bloc!;, Sad mxc\ CHoomy Weak ond Dy&poptlc Hood's Sarsapurilla tunc Strength and l'c> ft< t, if Cured, /5T^5^_ ;o?3X ft "Mm U--. 11 ffes !' IP*?? V-' J ^ ) nr. .r. it. white Dirmlughnm, Alabama. "I Imvo not words onou.h t> xpress my thftnks for tlio groat benefits 1 d\. d from a few bottles of Hood's virsa;>:irllln. 1 was weak, and it made me str><:? ; l was a dyspeptic, and it cured me; I was s id ;loomy, ami It made mo clicorflll and lu)])i fti), And last, though not le.j-d, it made iiv an ardent and Hood's p.- Q&sres working democrat. All who linv taken Hood's Harsaparllla with my advice, r'port good results. 1 gladly reeommeu'i ' t ? :.!l sutforers J, H. Wjiitk, ,M. 1)., lMrmJn , Ala Is'. 11. If you decide to tale Hood's Sir saparllla do not ho lu In . l to buy any otiiei Instead. Insist upon HOOD'S. Hood's Pillo at ' ?he t fyuilly cathnrtLo. gentle and effective. i. y n box, yd cents. .SARES R. WAITE, Manager of Walte'n Qolobrat jd Ooracdr Oo., Jfromiuoi Baud and Orcuuatt.*. t>r. Mile* Medical Co., F.lkhart, Slid. You will remember tbo condition I wtv. in tivo yeais ngo, when 1 \va? uflltctcd with i\ combine.tion of diseases, and thought there was no hci.p ron Mr. 1 tried nil kinds of medicines,uml iuoivs of eminent nhyKtoians. My nerves \> ere pr- Pirated, producing alertness, lieart trouble t.tid nil theillj that make life miserable. I icmucmxd to tab. > DR. MILES* NERVINE end in three months t wao PinrrcTLV curio in my travels each year, w hen I eeo the i..>UMtiHj j of physical wrecks, suffering from nervous j.r *. . . trillion, taking pretcrlptlot I horn ' local physicians who have no know lfi nlgo of their case, and whose dv.h Is certain, I fool like going to them and Baying, get Dn. Miles- Ncsvinc rno sc curio.", my profession, whero thcro are so many su fTM hi h Tjil flerera from overwork,men *** * M tal prostration nnd nervous exhaustion, brought on by tho character of tho business en.: <1 in, I would ^THOUSANDS irgZRVINC" ig) a nuo euro for all Buflerlug from these eaueotv, Jaxks U. Waiie. COLD ON A POSITIVE GUARANTEE. t*Y Da, MILES'PILLS, 50 DOSES 25 CTS WORK FOR US a few days, and you will ho iturtk-d at the unexpectiul success that will reward your efforts. We j>o?ilivoly have the host business to offer an agent that pnn In- fiiinul nn tlif. fn... ?.f tl.Ij Ml 15.00 on SI75.00 worl h of hiiHiiieas is being easily and honorably made by mid paid to hundreds of men, women, boys, and girls in our < employ. You can make money finder at work for its tiinn von have any idea of. The business is so easy to learn, and instructions so simple and plain, that all succeed from the start. Those who take hold id' the business reap the advantage that arises from ttie sound reputation of one of the oldest, most successful, and largest publishing houses in America. Secure for yourself the profits 1 that the business so readily and handsomely > lelds. All beginners succeed grnmlly, and more than realize their greatest expectations. Those who trv it 11 ml exactly as we tell then. There Is plenty of room for a few more worke s, and we urge them to begin tit otne. If you are already employed, hut have a few spare moments, and Wish to use them to advantage, then write us at once (for tltis is your grand opportunity}, and receive full particulars by leturii mail. Address, 'flll'H A CO., Iiiu No. io,>. Augusta, Me. I * -MMIl silt* ? ? i Mi t ?.?? S IREMEMCES>' * . i < i ul I > \ ? < t ; > : < : > - pon j(f?/ s it. tot'l thr i ?u loride lets DHACCO 111 f n it . IVlTfiOtJy bttVIU" ii In ti<'iip of i i ' . ' ? \v I'h?> ui<> l? ? . i / $toj)8lltoVlli|;? . * ; 1*1 :i .? ?t i 4 I PIfTI < ' :> I ' 'I ii') v .. ..y IVLI 1 out 11.. I It on : .1 J r' i IOKMI.I.A COLi) C'. :v,l TABLETS 'V^ li?? f rro nro i : l.'ipicr or Jlor- > , '' 4 m t?11 v ir?\ ' up. -V t?'.? uioniii J ,tuid <?linil . TrW I l <-: l \ A 1 by nil lit;- I . ? ^ OO E&K '< nt.ii s ioked for l?s. ' the omo Chemicat, Co. S f?r $M>u worth ??? vour T? them all right .ami, although 1 A, <> ? '''. 'r jr they did tho work in less than ^Lv " / Truly yours, jt Trir. Ohio Chkmicai. Co.:- Genti.kme ?* f word of prulne for your Tablets. Mym liquor,and through a friend, 1 wits 1<k1 to I S constant drinker, hut after using your Tul and will not touch Honor of any kind. I liavt you, in order to know tho euro was permanent. ii 10 Chkmicai. Co:?Of.nti.i'.mp.n Your Tablets used morphine, hypoderinically, for seven ycai igea of your Tablets, and without any effort on u AddTOKS oil Orders to THE ?HIO CHEN " *5 51, 03 and 53 Opoi I (Finest oq^L i:IJ!.) ^ I VM .K&k I THE DAVIS CARRIAGE CO SUPERIOR to all other > medicines for purifying the blood and restoring the health and strength, Sarsaparilla ] is the standard specific ; for Scrofula, Catarrh Rheumatism, and Debility. c Cures Others , will cure you. ? |; What is I' Life | Assurance? An easy means of securing your wife and family I w against want in the event of your death. A creditable means of securing a better financial standing in the business world. The most safe and profitable means of investing your savings for use in after years. All Life Insurance is good. The fcquitable Life is the best. For full particulars, ncklros? V/. J. RODDEY, Manager, Carolina's, Rock Hill, S.C. II. T. Mi N'l'll.I,, [,oc..l A; . ' I C'oii wnv, 0 ; d * jifep i Sf(. y'r* .,?> ! o p 0v > ite Cure? nil i- i > i irrcguKritj', i I'ru'l; ov Siflo-, f tv 'I up tho wholor-ystoin. i. uud will euro you. iV t '.amp lor book. t>Jt. I. P.DROMOOOLE x CO.. ... ' A l i;i Mimoiiials ^ s \ om persons - ;? ,/ v/ho Imvo been Hrj . < : ad by the u30 of blets. E Dim: it- J I vo been ts dug your |T >r ? < (>.Dili, iiul found it would fa you claim for It. I u " I ten cents HH ii . in day, pi . lie to t5% < l: ; # i I ?j. !<I snioko t orty pipi >! tobacco. Iluvu clicved pi twenty hv.- y, -it mi iv. <> i o-kages few ireel uit' > I linvo no dealr?- for It. I). .V. JAYI.OUD, 1 e u.Mlcli. IVinns Frnuv, N. Y. Gf.nti.vmks: Some tlino ago I sent B iblets for Tobacco Habit. 1 ieeelvotl wn i both ti hcuv> -'nrki :md cltewor, n tbrcchiVH. I am cured. * MAT1I1':\V JOHNSON, 1*. O.Box.45. Ut Pirrpiiunoii, Pa. It gives me pleasuto to speak si aw >;i w:i:) strongly addicted to the usoof , > our Tablets, lie was it lieu vv uud kg dot's iuit I nice days ho <ptil drinking, i waited four month beloro writing M Yours truly, " LiitS. HIiLKN MORltlSOH. ? Cincinnati, Ohio. liaro performed a mirucio inmycitso. ^L| ro, and liuvc been cured by the uao of ty part. \V. L, LOTEGAY. SICAL CO/, jp a Block. LIMA, OHIO. ANOTHER 1 NOVELTY. I Our Phaeton Buggy, : I /"V. With Leather Roof and Back H / /'\ Certain, and Rubber Eido \\!/ Curt iii'3. Triinmiug, Green I Leather or 1'ino Broadcloth. % aS\\ / WRITE FOR TRICES, 'I \ / f'-f our I .vliitilt at. tlio * V "World's IV.lr. MPANY, Ci iti, Ohio, 5 i' Remedy OMAN'S iLLS:?i?^ iirys all Femalo Diseases. Corrects all Ferrule IrrognlnrttiCS. Overcomes all Weaknesses an J Cain. IUICK IN ITS OPERATION. AGREEABLE TO THE TASTE. Wo never publish a lady's rrkrno or what slia itcs us. Send lor our Book vOur Wives am! uighters "?costs you nothing and gives you rmcthing. SFLLLA-VIT.? is sold by all dealers in mcrilees. Crlco $1.00. Prepared by THACHER MEDICINE CO., Chattanooga, Tern. ^Twatrous Anti-Rattler. -'1 the QDt nm m-^rr" S bend for Wanted, 1 Circulars. CARVER MANPG CO., Granville, N. Y. ' UUOMHHMUHBWK1 - " '-Vi.V r*V, I IW ?If I I I IVOOD?S i^no. >i?nor>ijNrii:. Tho Great RnglUli Remedy. < Promptly and permanently cures all forms of Nervous Jjgrtf rj? Weakness,Emissions, Spernr t ijijft otorrhea, Impotency and all If'v, >.v'A?*>, i X/ effect* of Abuse or Excesses, f , fx J x'X N?r Itcen prescribed ovor 85 t >^^X^ii^LC?Si9yoni H'n thousands of cases; Jiff ore ami After, ^ only Ileltable and lionJ y est niedtotne known. Ask Irugglst for Wood's Phosobodlne; If bo offers 01110 worthless medlelno In plaeo of this, loavo bis llshonest etore, incloso prlco In letter, and ro will send l>y return mall. Prlco, ono package, 11; six, $5. One xoillplease, six will cure. Pamph< t In plain sealed envelope, 8 cents postage. Address The Wood Chemical Co., 181 Woodward avenue,Detroit, Mich. ri Scientific American t\ Ajenoyfor^ I ?) TRADE MARKS, \\>1L-3 DESIGN PATENTS, \L*f V COPYRIGHTS, ?toJ Vor Information nod froo Handbook write to IdlJNN tt CO., 301 llUOADWAT, NEW YORK. Otacat bureau for Rocurlng pntontn In America. Nvury patent taken out by or i? brought before tlio publlo by nnotlco given frco of charge lu the Scientific Jpimcau I.nrrcat circulation of any aclentlflo paper In tbe norld. Hplendldly Illustrated. No intelligent man nhould bo without it. Wookly, 93.00 a rear; fl.MelX months. Address MIJNN 4 CO., #*i'DLi8iiERH( ,'ttll liroodwuy, Now York City.