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Testimonils and Itwtise by mall. Price, with improved I nhaler. $1 Sold evermwhere. WEEKS & POTTER, Proprietors. Boston. Mass. PIANOS AND ORGANS At Factory Pricos. Oreat Ieduction to closo out present stock of 50) New and 81-oujl-1atld Instruments of flve first-clats. m.ke's tuily warranted and at, 'l FIUI that. ''Y1' cOM i'1 TI'TION for this clasw of Inst.raut)eu ; M1E .'TS (WANTEI for V.\TEli ' ap-t'ieer BIKi.L e,It OANS ani 'IANOS. I lultrate.1 Ca. am'et inniled. IIOHACF, A'l'EI & SW S. M u':::tc turers and eatilers. 4' East 1411h Stri. ,ew 'ork. Alio G,nnral A"nIt.S for Se1ONIN4EILS iCelebrated Pr'emimn Organs. VTEG.ETINKE, DOCTOR'S REPORT. H. R. STVINs, E3Q.: Dear Sir-We ha ve been selling your valuablo Vogetine for three yotrs, an-l wo fin I that It gives perfect, sat,i;tuetlon. We believe it. Lo be the best blood purifl.r now sold. Very respeetfulty, DRt. J. E.,B( ]3tU.N $ CO)., Druagists. Untioi.nOwn, ) y. Beilsozi's CaIi 011 PORUS I'LASTER was I+lvented to overcome Ie ,the great obj.'ction ever found to the old 51)-lu of porous plas ers that of slow acit"n In .brin:tng relief. Heam's m'. C-a'l-1e Porous Plaster relieves pain at. on' nd ures (Iulckly. It impartsasensation of gentle anid itlmnutating -war.itb, and brings rest, and CO %tot t- Lhe sufferer. BENSON'S Porous Plaster received the highest and only medal awarded to plasters. Price. 25 cents. Each genuine BENSON'S Capeino Plaster has I -the word Capcino cut through the plaster. 'Take no other. ji{ay 1-w FOR TH CAMPAIG! HAMPTON AND HUEIJ, UILE he 1' WS a ad GQUd 0T A .IVE AND FE;A.LESS ."EMOCRA 2IC NE W 'PAFER. :Largest .Circulation n the City. Largest-Ciroulation in the Statt, Largest Ciroulation in.the'Cotton States. ALL TIIE NEWS A IIOUT-SOI'lIl CAROLINA. ALL TIHE NEWS ABOUT TII: 80U'Ttf. ALL TI, I W$ F.I JtO1 .V,IERYWl'RLE. Pure and UndeIIed D~emocracy ' tUNIONI JU82'XCE.I EQUTAL IfITS I * ,ecognizing the paramount interest felt In the aproaching political canvaiss by every Demcr to hopes 4o so0 (lie great work of the Redemption of the State made complete and permanent so * that the people may reap.and fully -01m1oy the fruit of t.hei r sacrifIces, HWIE 1NEWS AND (JOURIER wvill direct all its energies and resonrces to pro senting from day to day, and frora wcek to week, fnu andI .interestiug .acoounts .of ~the progress of the. 1To place the paper withIn the roach of ~everybody during this excitinug contest, we have determined t,0 offer .to Mail SIibscribecrs Reduced Rates for 4the campaign -: THE NEWS AND COURIERt, Datily Edition, -6 months '.......$4c TIHE NEWS 'A'ND (J fOdin', Trl-I';ekly Edition 6 months--- 200 TIHE WEEIU.Y NEWS,68 ran2K''''''.,...7 Subscriptltons,wil be reelirl at- those ratee, tORt MAIL -8U1lSCitI.lErt8 ONLY, tmni.ll May - 1. In all eases the cash must accompany i he order. Priends ofthe cause of honest home rule in all the counities are invited to aid us in swelling - our Campign -Sbsotiptioni-ist, wvhich ough 40 inOlude eery IntellIgent Voter in the State. i3IOOfDAN & 9.WO r tr arch 0-tf lIAR S ,.C HAMS ! HAMS!! UST' RE(JEIVED .a lot of choico Mag nolia lLatn ttncanvassed, Lard .and Flour, tieaI . edi Pearl Gist alwayt leab and everything ,ieunUy &ouznd in a ,ratplass Grocery House. ALSO, Columbia Business Cards. 1 EADQUARTERS for cheapest Gro ceries and Hardware in Oolulria to be found at the old reliable house of LOlRICK &LOWRANCE. I IX'S, Portrais, Plotogrnplhs, Sttre oseopes , \ o. All old ,iettirt"s copied Art Gallhry Building, 12 li Mui Street, Columbia, S. C V'isitora are cordially invited to call and examine. CliAIILES ELIAS,formerly of Camlen, has moved to Coltnumbin, au I opened a large stocic, of Dry Goods and Not ions, Boots, tihoes, ''rtuiks and Vlises. Satis faction guaranteed. SCKLING'S GAL1iitY.- Oppoxito P the Whieeler Iloue. Portraits, Photographs, A mbrotyvpus and Ferroty pes finished in tIhe laest sti .vl of the'nt" Old plout.res copi.dl anl cnlt'rged to any size. W. A. 1t1 :1}ING, Proprietor. ) TEi'KS & DAVIS, importrrs alnd deatler in Watches, Cloc:ks,.leweli y, Silver antd Platedl 'are, lionuse Ft rinisht ing Good-, &c. N..13. -Watitches and iiw 4dry repmirod. f ob'mnliO, S. t'. Oct 27- y W. G. ROCE-IE AS remnove,d to the store nnxto the pttst 0110i(3, whtere. he, will bie ,:l I0 re( eeivu his triendsatnd customier:c. A full line of Samples will be kept on hau., from which eu.-tt1mers may umate s"lectitn;s 11e now has the tincest, line of Fr" nei u,l an iish goods over bru;iglt to t:.i:: mar!;et. He is alto prepared to cut or to muak yip goodi for those who devire. Gnr'ents of all kinda repaired and clttieCd. fA- C'oaniug a Specialty. Thankful to tihe public for past patron age, he solicitsai a Continmne.e of the same, and guarantees satisfaictioi. sopt 18 W. G. IOCIIE. 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FOR DROPSYP CENTRAL FALLS, It. I., Oct, 19, 1s1y. )n. I. It S-r'vesS It is n plen ,U T 10 gIve my te3timoty for your valatitble nt'dicine. I vas ii'k :ot' a oa)f t Ino it I l)ro"..', u t L'1n iI:tr. c'u', 1n s itl it Wa-i w.1tter 'et wrnn the Heart. and LIver. I ri",tvr u no benefit util I conltlw)(e'l tukin) the Vegetine: in fact I was glowing wo'se. have I r''i l itv remt'lilei: they di!t tot, hel1 te. V Et l Et' N I is the Inedicine for )roisy. 1 begain to ;eel b.t er after taking a ftow bottlne. I h tvo I aken i I 1yl ht i10:4 inl 11. 1 a1m per. feetly well. never [elt.ltter. No one can led iwore I.itan: ll th:n I (to. I ams, dear .ir, gratefully 3ot(r.4. A. D. WVlJEELER. E(iETINEs --When t he blootd bein"o1e4 life 1r~ ant stat .inl, sit ho,' i'ofll lia'lze of we'itiher or 1-1ihn 1e., w tut. or execi'eI. Irregithsr dIl(t. or from in ti erratan,! thi VIgoltine will reiewlt I lie 1lo('1, entry olf the puteid humlora, cli'iso th e Mtomn:wh, relu'tei' the bowels, and 114pa't ai tone of vigfor to tia wholo bdy. For Kidne.y tmIpWtnt and Nerl YOuM Debility. IILESlIOIfO, mE;., D)ecelmber 28, 1877. M el. Ir i . i'l s : De" Sir--I h:td a cougtil, for 'lut1en y"ears. whens I''1uIl1-'-cd takitng the VLvE''INi. I va vt'ry lI'w. my1v M s('Iim wi: I Et6.eiltated by dhit'. itgli li' Kti lne' Complaint alhl w:s tser' nerv,en .-'" igli b Il, lugiig si)te. VII.'n I hld ta t:, oni btIi' I liln iIt. wis helping ue. it ha., help;'Iei mv coughl, d11(1 t sire iit hlen m1e. 1 :1lm tow able to ito mi' work. Ntver h"'vr (olli:I aly11ting like the V'.t.'. I know It is everytI tig I' Is r('eonmenult'd to he, M lW. A.J. PEN)LETON. L'1 ETI'E is nouirI.hIng and strengthening; 11l It'; tI1.- 1)10 :1. reg ates the bow1eil1. iluiti lth" i.i-rvoeu-' .eint. aets d :'ctly ilponl the ' i'n., itt acitill.te l w6 U hole ySt.em to Uegeti ne FOR SICK HEADACHE. EVA NSV! TXLE, IND,,Jan. 1, 1879. I Mit r'TEVENS: l. I - 11 Ivrt i t _v' yolr Vrg.tino for Sto'k 1I '.d ''hr it Int b'e' ,' ;tl 'lalt t g i g h'r,by I it: v' 'very r,l','n to believo it, to bd at good. m11d,uet' 1s Yours very rresp(c,' funll". AIRS JAMLES CONNElit, 411 '121rLtreet,. IlIEADACl!E--Tlh':e ile val'uns causes for he.ebre-e, a .1 .t-t Num i,ii' Ii S el:'ettl at ing ti' I'tO' of 1 h'' slir ""-lvo ' rg.in.: or thi^ nervo'\tt >---st m O V i F It 1 N E 0:I1 be ilt lhe a tt.. C If 1!'dy f ti I hr a.my " i i:"aOf henIwditche a; it. '.is ,1"ei- 1I uponi05 tihe v"rio:lt etU'CS of Sis (muult.'lInt Nev.us I5'es3 I>idigestln, Cos t itn's. bi.htu i iIiu. New alghi, B111 ostnesai, &c. r'1"y the Yeget fne Yoll veI vcr r"egret It. V .:gIt.n . DOCTOR'S REPORT. Dil. Clt:As. \f1)Du)n t it:'s ,A po:tlh"earv. EVsln.svllle. Ind. ''he'.i'os Writ.-I: I h1t'e a largo number of go )I , l)iers' h'oA take V'getlle. ''hey all h1'(-ak well u; it I kinoy it is ia goo:l mnllele foe thin complaints for \vhiclt It is recotm Decenbar 2T, 1877. VEIR ETINE 1i a great, pannees for our arei tlti,h':': a.1 n:,hrih : ; to' It gives them 8t' se"; ;h, lulets their nerves, and gives them ni.ti1 e' asweet .leep. V853tine DOCTOR'S REPORT. t11. Rt. S-ri:tvia, E,Q. :-. lDe. sIthg -'--We htv'I ben Selling your valuable V-ei,a I. ih1r'e years. ausd wtn ind Iliut it gtr"':, '," '. :s,, i ti bMstl iot . We believo It to be t V' 1.:i" ,. ' i-: "etli)% .L L.1. J. E. Ul1o n'N & CO.. Drniggtsts. .Un101osvn, Ky. VEC"TINE ti nevo' falilr- to effe't a cure, givig i..'n :s I stri.gdt to o Cha system debill tated by disease. VEGE TINE -PREPARED BY H. R. STEVEN'S BOSTON, MASS. Vegtinat is Nold by all Druiggists. mayti 1-4.w Best is Vheapest. NW WVILLCOX & GIBB3S* AUTOMATIC Silent Sewinq Machine. Latest .Invention,. Prondieing Marvolqus Its sutrpnstnog mne'jt, RIaces~ .It .peyondi all com-. peit11loni, and1( imike it -the11 chen'ipet, tnotwvith Ilblitanin the large Iiducmet'fi olTeredi by s8ellers of noisy, har'd-r'unning, trolablesomno, two.. Ethrn, lcensoi maitinest. Only Miah~ lue hn or'ld with A nti. na:Ic i'katurei's, .and with nao TIenion to ll innitg. W,rlto .by Poatal Card for .P1io.,i4st, List of O.fllcos,.&Q l Ll. 0 & A,>liDi .. Dl. CO (Co t. ltr al 5t (fC3U :gv y . suRVvJR.3 A3SOO[ATION. Mornom.r.o, S3. C., May 30, 1878. r i1H Eorgnizaionl of a nulrvivorR' asu. .Liation otf tho remainitng memibes s of Coumpanies, I of the lant, -and *2 of the 16th 8.0C. regimeont.boingt ib contempl~a tion,:.thoso-flombeireliwho are0 dliposou to "take ani -ae, ye'inferest in~ perpetunting theu recor,I made by those t.wo. compant le tt int ar, are invited to ani in. torohaivge of 'idw.R sad to the indet Anita-. ble time imdl p.lae for the fre1non of the me h'u1ors loft trali bldt,hi 44du ani1s. 11AM1'ToN ON THL CR1818. He Tegards the Reopening of the Presi dential (uestion as ;.)urloge to the South. In a recent conversation with a reporter of the Charlestom News and Courier, Governor Hampton spike very freely of tho resolu ion ili'roduced by Mr. Potter in the House. Governor Hampton wat usked what he thought of the wis (oml of "111n attempt" to unseat President IHayes. This was a prog" iemlt (uestion that could hardly elicit, is would scen, a brief answer, il mmuch ats ll.tlly considerati;ms umust Ontar into the discussioln, when "any attemlpt" to reulovo the Presi dont is in iysuo. W\'ithtrt hesitation, howevor. ixovernor 1-imolptonlt said : "1 think that iny attempt to unseat President Hayes wou-d be most un aise, untlless it had boen previously perfectly clear that bo was a patrty to a system of fraud which seated him." Governor Hampton added : do not believe that Mr. Hayes is, or has been, iniplicated in any such fraud." Aftter this enl)atic declaradio4 of perdounal cofnid.enco in MIr. i-aves, the ColVerS.ttlon with Goverior 1Hmtlptlon took a wider rango. Governor Hampton is evidently urprised at the result of the fight over the Potter resolution, and the indications are th.it he didn't expect that they yolld 1)0 ;doptod yitout antendlment. He said with nuch emphasis that the reoponiilg of the Pr.e:idential question, i.t this hour, "'s fraught with d.tn.rer to the wiole country." H s:id : ~"'ais reopen ing of the Presidenti'l (iestion will, in my judgment, re L dis-tstrously on the Demlcracy ; it will injare the South, which wants peace, and I shall regard it as a grave mistake, on the part of our people, to take any part in this matter." Subse (ieltly Governor Hampton was asked whether any attemnpt to unseat Mr. Hayes would be looked upon favorably in this State and in the .outlh. His answer was : "In my opinion the iasses throughout the w:ole country will look up.m it as a revoltionary proceeding." Being presed upon tuis point, Governor Hainptotn said : "A. conviction that this is a reyolutionary proceeding, looking to the removal of Mr. Hayes, will do wor.e to make General Grant SPresident of the United States in 18(+0 than every other agency com bined." THE PAPAL AnM.-Although the temporal power of the Pope is now -a thing of the past, a Payal army still exists. According to a German mliit try p.iper, this force consists of 80 Pupal guards, 450 palace guards, 50 (Ale guards, 150 Swiss and 5 firemlen. The palace! guards, howuver. cannot be classed as t .sM of the standing army, but 21must be regardc d rather as re serves, being only entitled to the colors on extraordinary occasions as, for instance, at a grand re ception or other ceremony, the ma jority of them at other ti,nes being' emplIloyed as clerks in merchats' offices, shopmen, &c. The 150 Swiss are eith)er natives of Switzor land or aro the sons of Swviss wvho hi,ve g.rown gray in the s:ervice of the Pope. Of the -ive tir.emenr, .twe e ro the sole remaining repr~esen ta tives of the formerly existing corps of Papal engineers. PoSITIvE, EsrS,r. -There are nni moirous 1:eed ios that cure some times and become trusted aus useful, but none have ever proved -se effec tual-cured so many and. such .re lmrkable dis.onses-as Dr. Ayer's mnedicines. The chorry Peoto.ral has restored great numbers of'patients wvho were believed to be hopelessly aleco.ted with conlsumplt,ion1. Aguin Cure breaks up chills and fever quickly and surely. Ayers Compound Extract of Sar sapai.i)la eradicates scrofula and im,~ purities of the blood, elemnes the system amnd restores it to vigorous health. By its timely use many troublesome disorders that cause a decline of health are expelled or ,cured. Ayor's Pills and their effects are too well .known ever ywhere to re quiro any commendation from us here.- -iScranto.( Pa.) Times.* Those are tihe days when tihe woman of tile house lights down like an apparition inl tile midst of the domestic garden, swinging a broomn, flapping her skirte, kicking sideways with: both feet ait once, snappig her -eyes, humping .her taksd sotevnd "Shew there.! She tsihen. DIDN'T LIKE ''4DA." The Little Bill Which 8ig4or Porten4 Sent to Verdi. [ rom the London Telegraph. ] ome years a , o, when Verdi's AA'3" w-.s produced at Parma, a story, ben trvuto, traveled over t.usical Bar( p2, to the effect that a ct:in Signor 3artrni, dwelling in Ikggio, went twico to hear the ope. in, and, not lilting it, sent in to the composer a bill ittnounting to 8 lire, Said. Signor Beriani, in an accompanying letter. "I have ar rived at this conclusion : 'Aida' is an opera in which there is absolutely nothing to excite enthusiasm, and, but for spectacular effects, the pub lie would not have heard it to the end. When it has filled the theatre two or three times, it will be con dentiod to the dusty seclusion of the library. Picture to yourself, 0 then, )ear Signor Verdi, the regret which I feel in having wasted about 32 lire, and add thereto the aggra vatod circumstance that I feel det pe.ndent on my family, and that the money troubles my rest like a fright ful spectre. Wliere!ore I frankly address you in hope that you will send me the amount." Tie tale wa'i duly laughed at, treated as a hoax, and forgotten, but, it now appears to have had q foundation in fact. Verdi really received such a letter, and was sQ impressed by it that he wrote at once to his publisher, Iecordi, in Milun, asking him to pay the writer 27 lire 80 centisirni, adding, "You can imagine that to save this scion of a family from pursuing spectres I willingly grant his request." But time illustrious composer struck one item out-of the bill, namely, this : "Detestable supper at the station.. 2 lire," which sum, multiplied by two for a second supper, when de duicted from the total, reduced it to the amount named ip his instrnc, tions. Signor Verdi did not see why he should pay for Signor Ber tani's bad suppers, remarking, "H9 could eat when he reached home." Moreover, he made payn}ent of any por.tion of the bill conditional upon receiving an engagement from Signor Bertani that he would never again go to hear a new work frou; h.ia pen. Recordci treated the rmatter as a hoax, but, sure enough, Signor .Bertani was found at the address named, ready and willing to receive the money, which was handed over in return for the follorving deolara, tion : "The undersigned ackuowla edges receiving from the maestro G. Verdi the sum of 27 lire 80 centisi. mi by way of reimbursing my trav eling expenses to Parma for the purpose of he.tring 'Aida,' the mas ter considering it just that the amount should'i.e restored to me, I not having fouud th,e opera .o my taste. It is at the same ti We under stood that I do go to hear no more of the master's new wvorks, or, at all events, that he will not be ahargea ble with my epenses, whatever my. opinion gf IMs musie." And so the matter was amicably settled, leaving us in doubt which to admire more, SinrYerdi or Signor Bertani, o~ M&nux's LITTYF, LJAM.-The follow. iing is th~e Chinese version of Mary Was gal name Moll had lamb, Elens all somee white anow, E~vIy place Moll gal walkee, Ba dSa hoppee long too. We heard a son of Erin try ing ti surroundf Mary and her little lamb .the other~ day, and this is the.wa be understood it: wa hiegorry, Mary hP.d a little shape, And thme wool wvas white intoirly; An' wherever Mary would sthir. heE.9 athulfmps, The young shape would follqw.her ao plately. -Council Blfufs Qlobp MErs. Kate Southern who was. re cently convicted of murder for 11* ing a Miss Cavart, who was dano. ine with thme former's husband~ balIl in Pickens county, Ga., h ad her death sentence cormi by Governor Oolquitt to ten yei. In . thme penitentiary. This case cd great interest all ov.or the cotpqtry. If rusty iron is rubbed with boled oil, in which some red led has been mixed on a wyarm day, the ruistng ' process will be arrested . A young lady"' mateir reak that while.she doesn't * settd "Loatn of a Lover " she 4oa'cUp ' prove of hi. keepIng;I.pt e