The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, January 29, 1880, Image 3
.TOWN AND COUNTY.
TIUIRSDAY, January o, : : :160.
TIIns OF TiE NEws AND IIEALD.
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Vew Advertisements. .
Law Card-J. E. McDonald.
Notice to Creditors--J. R. Boyles.
Just Iteceived-J. F. McMaster & Co.
Cotton sold yesterday at 11j cents.
There will be a meeting of the
Meant Zion Society in the Town Hall
at ten o'clock this morning. A full at
tendance is desired.
We return thanks to Judge A. C.
Haskell, the President of the Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroad, for a
complimentary ticket for 1880.
LVP Lost on the evening of the 24th
between Thespian Hall and Brown's
Hotel a cross, set with brilliants. A
suitable reward will be given if return
ed to A. W. Brown. *
A clear head and quick action must
be pgssessed for steady and successful
elhrt; but who can have such while
sutlering from a cold? Use Dr. Bull's
Cough Syrup and procure imnediate
relief. *
The following are the prices of
ronnd-trip t;ckets to Charleston, from I
the dilic)ent stiat ions on the Charlotte.
Columbia and Augusta Railroad : Ches
ter, $ t.55; Blackstock, $4.20 , Wood
ward's, $1.15; Winnsboro, $3.75;
lidgeway, $;l.40; Blythewood, $3.20.
Tickets, good to the 10th of February,
will be on sale from the 1st to the 9th,
inclusive.
DIME REA.INGs.-It is proposed to
have a series of dime readings for the
purpose of remodeling and fitting up
the pulpit in the Presbyterian Church.
A meeting, to make the necessary ar
rangements, wVill be held at the resi
dence of Mr. I). R. Flenniken to-mor
row evening at half past seven o'clock.
All ladies and gentlemen willing to
join in the readings are invited to be
p)resenlt. We trust the readings may
be succesful in every way.
Governor Simpson has issued his:
proclamation callinig the Legislature
to meet in extra session at Columbia
on Tuesday, the 10th of February. The
indications are that the work of the
session will be confined strictly to thle1
passage of the supply1) and appropria
tion bills. With a view to expedite
business, Major 0. Lamb Buist, tihe
chairman ofthe House5 conmmittee of
ways and1( means, 11as re(}uested that
commnttee to meet hm in Columlbia on
thme-evening of Monday, Februairy 9,
in order that the new supply and(. ap
propr.iation bills may be ready for in
troduction as soon as the Legislature
mneets.
DELINQUENT LAND SALES.--The fol
lowilng pieces of real estate are adver
tised In the weekly NEws AND HERALD
to be sold by the county treasurer on
lionday next, for non-payment of
State and county taxes:
.Sarah Swann, 194 acres, bounded hy
lands of W. B. Woodward, Sr., W. W.
Brmice, J. W. Caldwell and others.
Thos. W. ErwIn, 234 acres, bounded
by lands of William Douglass, E. D.
IAiobley and others.
Wmn. Rlush 100 acres, bounded by
lands of Andrew Boney and G. P.
HofRnan..
Elizabeth Walling, 240 acres, bound
ed by lands of John L. Black and E.
M. Kennedy.'
Elizabeth Cathcart, 1 lot and 1 bulk
ing, bounded by lots of Samuel Cath
cart Ellen Cathcart, C. C. & A. Rail
* road and Congress street. -
Estate Margaret Law, 1 lot and 8
buildings, bounded by lands of J. A.
Fraser, J. D. Smart, J. B. McCants
and Gardenm stre6t.
* CRcUIT COURT JUROns.-The follow
ing is a list of the grand jurors drawn
to serve for tihe present year: James
MiGill, DuBDose .Egleston, James H.
Yarborough, Thomas Walker (color
ed), J. F. V. Legg, W. A. Beaty,
Abram Monroe (colored), Albert J.
Brown, George H. Smith, Reubeni P.
Lumpkin, Gabriel F. Andrewvs, Charles]
E. WVilson, Frank Clarke (color'ed),
D. R.. Flenniken, John W. Easler,[
Davis A. Coleman, F. ,E. .Brown,
Jones 1I. McLane.I
The following are the petit jurors
drawn t9 serve at the February term
of the Court of Common -Plea's and
General SessIons: 'William J. Lath
an, John A. Stewart, Lloyd A. Davis,
James W. Bankchead, R. Wade Brice,
William T. Sloai, F4. Fayasoux Pagan,
A. Y. Milling, W. H. Donly, James
W. Wylie, Ira. Turkett, Jesse 0. Rob.
ertson, David M. Aiken, James. T.
Weir/ W. A. Mayo, Simon Davis (col.
-oted), W.~ R. Kennedy, itobert H.
Ford, H1. B. MeMaster, C. M. Chaffd-.
le,Joseph Goosehell, '1R. M. Hmey,
Edwar W. Hynca, T1. C. Watt, Iti
O. Goodn ,H. 13. Refo, rark Stead
anan ()olo 1.Qenretop,.James
CEDAU CREEK ITEMs.--Tliore is not
much news to conin,unicate this tine.
The mad-dog scare is about over and
nobody is hity but we are nua a
cow or two, the farmers have gener
ally conenonced operations for another
crop, and log -rolling and rail-splitting
are the order of the day. Labor com
mandsbetter wageathis year thai last,
and handcsto hire are scarce. Although
most of the farming ii 'our section is
doino by ivhite labor (we brag on this)
there is not as much colored labor
seeking employment as usual. The
small grain crops are looking remarka
bly well for this time of year, owing,
no doubt, to the mild winter so far.
You have already heard of the fence
election. The thing is as it "used -to
was," and we are happy. There was
a little unpleasantness between some
parties on election day, but it did not
arise 'about the fence. Nobody got
hurt much, and except the circum
stance motioned the day passed off
very quietly. There is considerable
complaint from parties in Township
8 about the gates, public and private.
On the public fence they are not kept
shut, and the fence Is pulled down con
tinually, letting stock have access to
Number 8, and Number 8's stock to
Number 9. We on the border of
Numbers 8 and 9 wish the county
guardians would attend to the matter
and put a stop to it. Politics are get
ting to be talked up, and candidaies
are early in the field. Well, the early
bird catches the worm, you know,
and we wish them success. There is
Dme thing we Creekers wish in particu
lar-that is to see Major T. W. Wood
ward elected to Congress. He is just
the farner to go there, and we think
i9 will go, or hope so, anyhow. The
Crooked Run Gi'ange has re-organized
tid is now in good working condition.
Cedar Creek has a very fair represen
tation in the Grange. It is thought
hat the order will be a great benefit to
lbe farners. The Grange meets on the
econd Saturday in each month. We
tre afraid the advance in cotton will
Mause a great ma:nv to plant too hcavi
y in cotton and neglect grain. We
uelieve in naLcing corn and bacon and
)ther ncessaaries at home, and all the
3otton v:-3 can, too. We iniend to ask
)r Legislators, next time they go to
law-imaking, to take a good- hold, and
iot to be in such haste to get home,
and do their work so the grass won't
row behind them so soon. We don't
hiink they are to blame so much this
timie, but they ought. not to look be
bind so much at the people. Folks
will talk too much any how--and
inaybe we do too, on
CEDAR CREEK.
THE NEW aCiOoL DISTRIGTS.
rhe Text of the Act Establishing Them in
Monticello and Feastorvilne. .
SECTION 1. Be it enacted by the
3enate and House of Representatives
f the State of South Carolina, now
miet and sitting in General Assembly,
hnd by the authority of the same, That
tor the purposd of maintaining a grad
nd public school in Township Number
rhirteeni in the County of FairfIeld, the
Dounty Board of Examiners of said
Dounty be, andi they are hereby, an
Ihorized and requir'ed to lay off a sep
irate school district In tihe said tow ni
ship, having the Monticello Academy'
1s a centre, and embracing an area not
3xceeding five miles square.
SE~C. 2. That Township Number One
mn the said county is hereby cqnstitut
ad a school distrint.
SEC. 8. That said1 districts shall have
mnch names respectively as the County
Board of Examiners of Fairfield may
melect; and shall be bodies politic and
Jorporate, with such government,
'ights, privileges and liabIlities as are
anumerated in an Act entitled "An
Act to provide for the establishment of
i new school district in the County of
[?airfield and to authorize the levy and
sollection of a special school tax there
ni," approved December 23, 1878, and
ihall be subject to all the provisions
~herein contained.
SEC 4. For convenience in assessing
~he tax herein p.rovided for, the Coun
~y Commissioners of Fairfild County
ire hereby authorized amid required to
lay off a new township, to be known
is TowvnshipNumberFifteen, andto be
strminous in extent wvith thme school
listrict provided for' in Section 1 of
his Act; the assessment for the scho
astic year beginning on the 1st Novemn
,er, 1879, to be made by the County
auditor immediately after he shall
ave been notified, as provided, of the
imount of the tax levied.
SEC. 5. That all Acts and parts of
Acts inconsistent with this Act be,
md the samearehereby, repealed. Thn.t
1h18 Act shall take effect from its pas
age.
Appr-oved December 23, 1879.
A REARKuABmLE CAsE.-The Rev.
Vfarcus Ormond, When) at Washington,
Pia., about a year ago, was awakened
Tiom a sound sleep by a friend and
;old that his home In Alexander,- Pa.,
with all its contents, had been de
mtroyed by fire. Dr. Ormond wei.t
mome the next day, and while looking
t the rutins of his house, he received
he news that a fm'ieand f'or wvhom he
mad endorsed had failed. Soon after,
lie was found in bed* -in a comatose
mondition, .which~ continued for six
weeks. Since then, although he has
mo far recovered his faculties as to' lie
hble to;makeythe mestiintricate -calcou
lations in his head, he' cannot read,
write or comp)ute with figures onr.ea
peor. Fo~r a time he did and said thing~s
by contraries. If he said "down" he
ineant up; for' on lhe said off; for
right; left, taud vice verstNHe carried
his'eanme upside down, andl did many
othen like things. Those pecullarities,
9~o,have' dli peared, but his
InaA r,9ead,w'te and spell, #14
to eql a limite number of words
hi tteli steilrenains. .Jr. Ormon'd
Ie Sv , great-in
a sinessi .afleh
-The New Orleans Picayune calls
the gout a sort of brake which a wise
Providence puts on a man's logs when
ho is living too fst.
J. E. McDONALD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
NO. 3 LAW BANGE,
WINNSBOlRO, S. C.
lV In Rear of Court House.
jan 29
NOTICI TO OREDITORS.
A LL persons holdiug claims, of what.
soover nature, against thu Estato of
JONATHIAN 0. MAT'HEWs, deceased,
are heruby required to establish their de
mands before the Court of Probate f'r
Fairfield County, on the first day of
March, A. D. 1880, at ten o'clock in the
forenoon.
January 27, 1880.
J. R. IBOYLES,
jan 29-txtd Judgo'of Probate.
BARRE LS Buist's selected Irish
Potatoes, 1 car-load of White
Seed-Oats, 1 car-load of Limo, and a lull
stock of selected
GROCERIES.
We are agents for the following brands
of Guanos: Patapsco, Lowe's Georgia
Formula, Acid Phosphate, G. Ober & Son's
Solubio A"mon:ated iuper Phosphate of
Lime and Dissolved Bone, South Caroli
na h,osphaate
t:ive ut a car'. and we will givu you
BJ.'OM FIGURES.
J. F. IoMASTER & CO.
jan 29
TIIE
AN)
BOOK AND COPY REST.
ONE of the handiest and nmost popu
lar invenItioun.: of l ioderul tIilles. Canl
be attache'd to any arm-chair without
trouble. 1'rice, $3.50, .3.;0 and $ .O0.
For partienlrs, addresi
W. McBRJtID S\ITH, AcT.,
jan 10-tf 1Wiunnsboro, S. C.
uOLL:t iN'S LIVER
HOP BITTERS
and
Conglh Remcd'es,
Lozemares,
Tar Drops,.
Hfoarhound Drops
FOR SALE AT D1RUG ST0am OF
W. E. AIKEN.
J.an 2'7
GREAT EXCITEMENT
-AT
PALYETTO HIOUSE.
JUST ARRIVED one of the finest as
sortmentq of Liquors in the Bore. One
Barrel of Gibson's Celebrated Old Nectar,
1840; Tihreo Barrels of fine old Ryo W'Jhis
key: 1st, Old Imperial Cabinet WVhiskey,
,9 years eld ; 2nd. also, the Mabel Belle, 9
ditto; 3rd, Roanoko Rye, the oldeat,18
ditto. Corn Whiskey of the best grades.
North Carolina Corn,8weet and Sour Mash.
of the best grade.. Also, Wilnes and Bra n,
dies of th e finest brands, I have also a
fin', lot of Cigara and Tobacco which I
will diaoso of at reasonable p rices for
cash only. Give me a call, and I will tr eat
you right. Philadelphia Lager Beer al
ways on hand from the o.lebrated frrm of
Berger and Engell. You can find me at
all times at the Bar under the Winnabor o
Hotel, next door to D. R. Flenniken's.
Call and see me. J. CLENDINING.
aug 28
dC a -
Ias
(150 * *
Yo caTma e f ayn 50 to $9 n o t
voting your evenings and spare time to .the
busigess.. Noihing like It for. money making
ever offered before. Business - leasant and
* notlall about te.best ib bules befor
the public, send las your add and we will
send you full particulars and prvate .terms
free; samples worth soalso free; you can then
haake u,gou o rel A dross
Aug19Tlm0y 00., PrtItnd, 31e.
A week in our own fown, ana n
bbinesataiaithou sipnue. The ees o
unity ever offere~ o hs will In
.or Tou shoul tr~ nothin easetit o
fOr reelfw t0caidSthe us.
* fore tal vaeftei
..Q..tornl
NE GJE
GOOD GOODS,
CHEAP GOODS.
E7 F respectfully call the attention of
the public to our new lot of
Goods, and reqLuest an inspection of thetll
beforo purchasing Our roods have been
carefully selected, bought at bottom
l>rie:es, and will he sol<1 as low as they
can be boni.:ht from anybody anywhere.
We would call the attention of the
ladies to our line of Cloaks, Dress goods,
Fancy Goods, Hosiery. eto A very prot
ty assortment" of Tics and other Neckc
Goods. Laces, Edgitigs, Frillings, etc. in
GREAT VARIETY.
Our Gents' Goods dopartmont Is com
pleto in every thing
In heavy goods. such as Jenns, Ketseys,
Flannels, I-Ionespuns. ]ilanl<ets, &u., w,
are full'up, at the lou est p,rices.
SHOES! SHOES! I SHOES!!!
Comoc and examine our Shoes before
buying. Call and see our stock, and we
will convince you that we sell goods as
cheap as anybotly.
.I We are agents for J. & P. Coatti'
pool Cotton. and Belding Bros. & Co.'s
pool silk-New York Prices.
oct 7AlMeASTER, BRICE & CO.
CHRISTM A S
-IS
COlMITG- I
And I am preparod to sell you all
t.he nice things von want for tie HIoli
days, such as Apples, Oranges, Cocoa
nuts, Citron, Pressed Figs, Currants,
Raisins in Boxes, half and quarters.
NUTS.
Almonds, Walnuts, Pecans, Brazils,
Filberts.
CANDIES.
French M.ixed, Cocoanut., Strips,
Japaunese Candy,
CANNE) GOODS.
Wilson's Corned Beef, Salmon and
Strdines, Lobsters, ainl Oysters, Pine
Apple and Peaches, Potted Meats or
all kinds.
FIRE WORKS.
Sky Rockets, Cannon. Crackers,
R,o.u Candles, Torpedoes, etc.
Give mei a call.
W 11. DONLY,
den 18 ..Ou the Corner.r
-: -
FULL STOCK of the choicest and
most varied assortment of Geods
for the Holidays. -
We invite the public's attention
particularly to out'
50 CENTS KID GLOVES.
These are extra cheap and worth
an early inspection.
Latdies' Silk Scarfa and Ties, Ladies'
Har.dkerchiefs in Boxes at the very
LOWEST PRICES
-AT
P. L1NERKER & BlIID.
dec 13
Thny Notions, White Goods, Hosiery
and Onlices at the corner store of .1.
M. Beaty & Co.
Renmember J. M. Beaty & Co. make
a specialty of' the Bay btate Standard
Screw Shoes, at the store on the corner.
A nice stock of good Laundriled and
Unlan dried Shirts. Collars, Neck wear
&c., at J. M. ~ Beaty & Co.'s corner
store.
Elegant Cashmercs, Mo0mle Cloths,
Worsted, Al pacas, Dress Linings,
Crinoline, &c., at'J. ML Beaty & Co.'s
corner store.
You will find Bleached Goods, Sea
Island Goods, D)omestics, Tickings,
Kersevs and Jeans at the corner store
of J.~. Beaty & Co.
Gocerles of all kinds, Candy, Crack
er's, Tobacco, Crockery WVooden ware,
PIowvs, Cutlery, Shot, Powder', e'tc..
alwvays inm stock at the corner 'store of
J. M. Beaty & Co.
GOOING & ELLIOT?.
HTaving assocIated ourselves together
for the purp~ose of' currying on the
GROCERY AND SUPPLY TRADE,
We beg~ to i nf'orm our friends and t1le
ubi thavebhave on hand a full stock
of Cof'ees, Sugars. Flour, Molasses,
Buckwheat, IIams, Cantied Goods, etc.,
togeter' w1h Bacon Moal, Shoes Nails,
and all such articles as aro requird by
.Persns desir'Ing advane$. . A
elassoso at fair.pcostt
' ~'~'$1 of .baItu1 oreolta
n*p~ eW , jus srived jnd ftW
Uh1'
SALE STABLES.
TO TIE CITIZENS OF FAIIFIELD):
I 11AVE establislhed a Sale Stable att
Winnsboro, and am preprel to
sell stock stock on very accommlnodat
im;; (orrs, eitier tr cash or on time
until next Call fir n egotiable paper.
P'ersons vislhiug to buy or swa) will
do well to call on inc before purolbus
nr elsewhere.
I will also pay the highest oasl price
fo r
CORN AND FODDER
Delivered at my Stable on Congress
Street, located one door south of tle
Ladd building.
A. WILLIFORD.
jatn 20
NEW GOODS.
JJIGHT Barrels, Now Crop New
i Orleans Molasses.
ALSO,
A Fine Lot of Sugars-all grades.
Jackson's Best Family Flour.
RARDWVARE,
Consisting in part of Mule and
Horse Shoes, Nails, Trace Chains,
and
UmD..@ZD WLCIM.
Red Rust Proof Oats, Fresh
Cheese and Macaroni, Raisins, Cur.
rants and Citron, CHEAP FOR
CASH at
1D. R.FLENNIXiEN'S.
FIRE INSURANCE AGENCY
-OF
JAMES W. LAW.
7o the Pubieo;
Why not insure your property? See
the cost of a.per diem e'xpense:
Daijy cost of insuing $1,000 at 3 per
cent per annum is only 8:j cents.
At 2 per cont, per annumn is only 7 c
At 1 per cent. per annum is only 4 e.
At. I per cent. per annum Is only 21 c.
At ( per cent. per annum is only 2 e.
At 2 per cent for 3 yearq is only 1.88 o.
At 14 por cent. for 3 yoars is only 1.' 6 e.
At 14 per cent. for65years is only 0..8 0,
At 2 per cent. for 5 years is only 1.1',
Dwellings in town or countr.v, dotach..
edi, insurable at the followving rates, viz.:
.For one year .} per cent.
For three years 14 per cent.
For five years :' per ent.
-JBarns andl contents, gin houses, baled
cotton, store houses, nmercband iso, miiills
and churches irisurable at adequate rates.
I represent only the very best compa
n'es of long experience and we. letablish
ed character.
JAMES W. LAW,
nov 22-Gm Aet
COME AND) SEE
'TIIE
BEAUTIFUL UOOD5
AT
COlillO & Chlllo's.
--0
FINE Walnut Clocks, Gold and S11
v'er Watchles, Jewelry of all descrip
tions, Sterling Silver and Plat.edware.
CUTLERY:
Carvers, Broad, Table and .Pocket
Knives.
Fine Chia and Glass Tea-Sets.
GLASSWARE :
P'itohers, Preserves, Goblets, Tumn
blerui, &o
. FANCY GOODS:
Vases, Toilet Sets, Mugs, Cu s, &c.
Lamps and Lamp Burners wvhloI ike
accidents Impossible. Violins,Bo ,
Strings, &o B w s
jan 10
L1TTLE SPEEDY
Corm Sheller.
FIRST PREMIt'M AWARDED AT TIRE
GEORGIA STATE FAIR.'
For Cheapness, Simplieity and
Durability thiS Sheller stands with
out a rival.
.PRI0E, ONLY $5.00.
B. S. DESPORTh1S & C0.,
Agente, Bidgeway, S. 0
F'or Sale by
U. 0. DE1SPORTEgS
- WLausboro, . C.
deo 28.8mos
FREEA VA
THE WORLD R
WILSON SEWII
in workmanship is equal to a Clronom
t:d as a firtt-cltaiti Piano. It received t
amd Centonnial IExsirtioi13n. IT SE,WV
other mnachinas. Its eapaity is unlimil
MACHINES sold in the Ulnited States
Aothrs. The WILSON MENIING( A'l
of ropoiring WITIOUT IATC111M0,
WAGNTD c . i W
WaNRE. WSON Sm
C ICAGO, IL
oftt
ES TA1ULISHt El) 1 -:13.
T RA D E
.EORGE A. C.AR',
tol.l AGENT.
400 BROADWAY, NEW? Y0IRK. "c
--o
The distinctlivo features of this spool
cotht n are that it is made from the very t'
li ne t
SEOA ISLAN COTTON.
It i's finished Hoft. as tho cotton from
whicb it is mn,dot; it hast no watxin;; or
attilicial finish to deecive thu, eye(s; it is
the strongest, smoothtest an t mos0t elaSlic
Howign thread in t he manr k al; 1ernmachtino C
ETR~ B.LAK,
The colrs( are dyetr oy thueisp
rendef r i ti 1 111kfo them o erfct adb.hn t
tht dr xessmaer ever1 w ereus them ri
Whintad of sew i uia~tt or
Ait Gld Mndal was awarde thies spoo is
ottona ar(i.1t 1878, for1i~4 "au t i eng ~fth''
es ti tw ar d in fo soo cotl<'I r n luno C
We~iu itvite ompqaiis and pcful
ask fadi s t ie nitfartil nd o
vinen thmsleyo its st:somp eririy ourever.
al the lrR. (Vd1)
. odM.hI: OLw"AdE hi O ON
oTos aPris. th , sion pugre 1 rcle,
sized a'tndii sol ~by the itedStte
Governmenit. ~oi Th rlar "molId on - f
SicuppernhOVL1ongil Win ority.5 per
gll onr. Dlgtu o ms
U.. . DEPOTE.
D "od,Coing SadleN
Tisesan tHae ss.prate
Caill ani ldxamine myntock before
U. G. DESPORTES.
S IScog .Vn W aRM $150pe
galo.Dlgtu o ns
Brides ad haress.
pasld eami Trmysokbor
WOrhing 0 l3 eo Stsato
guara5nnted
LUA1I INVENTION
ENOWNED
G M ACHiNE
fter Watch, and as elegantly finish.
10l ighe'-.t awaIr,d"(s at the Vienna
ONE-FOURTH .FASTER than
ed. There are more W'ILSON
than the eombnild sales of all tho
T'ACIIMENT, for doing all kinds
given F'REE uith oneh ma eb)ino.
- MACDINE C0.
I .,U.. S. A,
NE
OESjtA E
-'THEoEFTR
OHNSON, LARK&ao.i
Ass. NEW-YOR KQCTYE
REN E.E.. -
Tis standard article is compound.
d with the greatest care.
Its effects are as wonderful and as
atisfactory as over.
It restores gray or faded hair to Its
'outhful color.
It removes all eruptions, itching
Ind dandruff. It gives the head n
ooliig, soothing sensation of great
omfort, and the scalp by its use
tcoimes white and clean.
By Its tonic properties It restores
he capillary glands to their normal
igor, preventing baldness, and mak
ug the hair grow thick and strong.
As a dressing, nothing has been
mind so effectual or desirable.
A.: A. Hayes, M.D., State Assayer
f Massachusetts, says, "The con.
tituients are pure, and careflilly Sc
actedl for excellent quality ; and I
'onsler It the BEST PnIEPARATION(
or its inltendeld purposes."
Price, One Dollar.
Bu1Q2igham's |Dy.
FOR THE WHISKERS.
This elegant preparation may be
olied on to change the color at' the
card from gray or any other undesir..
ble shade, to brown or black, at dis
ration. It is easily aplied, being i'i
ne preparation, and quickly and of
actually p)roduces a permanent color,
rhlch will neither rub nor wash off'.
Ilanufaotured by R. P. HALL & COa
NASHUA, N.H.
84Ab if 3nDrggusk, a Dalera s eUflser,
['flE FRIEND OF ALL!Z
IOL LO WAY'S PiLLS!!
"I had no appsetite; lHolloway's J?ILla
" Your LPiliHs are malrv'olons."
"I send for another box, and kop them~
"Dr. Hlolloway has ouredl my hiead1acho
hant was chironico.
"1lgave 0one of your Pills to mny habas
or cholera marbuis. Tno, dear little
hing got welli in) ad."
"My naus~ea of a morning is now
"Your b)ox of Holowayv's Gin tmen t
nred moc. of nisesNI Iin tho head. I
'ibbecd siome of , our Ointmennt behind
ho IParM and the noise hins left."
"Send mec two Loxos; I want one for a
>eOr famIIily."
"'I encione4( a dlollir: your price i 25
ent11, buit the menudicine to me is worth a
olnnr."
"Rend me flyehboxou. of your Pills."
"[,et me have thiroc boxes oft your
Yills by return mail, for chills and
over."
I havo over 200 Aneh testjmnials fts.
hose, but want of P.pace compels mie to
onclnide.
FOn CUTANEOUs DisonDEtis,
nd all oruptions of tihe skin, this Olnt'
nent is moist invaluablo: 'It does not
ical externally alone, but penetrates
vif h tihe imost .searching effects to the
rery rcot of evil.
.H OLLO WA Y'S OINTALENT,
P'ossessedl of this r emedy. -or 9Vnmn
nay be own 'doetor. It inay be' rubbed
nto the system. so as to reach 6ny in
ernat diomilaint; by thiese blin nie~
icres or uleers in the throat atomath
iver, spine or other part s, It Is .an~ If~a
'allible remedy for had k ge, bad btose
oeutracted or stiff j oints, gout, rhit
lam and all skin diseases. ...;
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.htUn e lo St0ts deraU~aob4~1z1i
heO largeosies
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