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S f :D ERA ' ti -+ "t -t'r rates char-Nntd fo - ohntn in+. Si":l.-r-, for .'r7,h > tor --e-Na.'r. t! -.,n +1 in t}"t t-.:7ttri-" -oU:1 : . A A artele. {r pu! -::t Ut I u -.#+t: .-d hr thn trttt inu- If tl' - l- co.mia* on-dt* -,hn A:t.t "1!'T -! tvl {~ o tU' .ti.t tl t11'ii :! I7 t . l :'i {Lt.tN .1 an a :: (~'t of (l lt , { tpeal-shou d be addr ,sed . Ii iE 1A:::iAND UERALI) to. '. 1 lOUGLAriz, Editt,. JAS Q. l'AVIS, TrauRiir. W..1. ELLIO-r-. R' tu- .:i=x:r 'VNNSBOR&. C Tuesd-av. August 418 G TiE 50th Anniversary Nrher of the Scientifc dmerican, New York, jn-t out, is a really handsome and valuabll publicatio, of 72 pages. It revi-ew the progress of the past 50 year; i%;-he various sciences and industrial fs: and the various article" bv the hwr. scientifiic writers of the day are r-tjl written and richly iIins!rated.,The editors have accom lished tmo diff culr task of presentin; -1 compendium of information " that shall be at once ,istori(!, fechnica' and popular. The interest never fl igs f.r a mom, n , ai l the story of the half cN-C 'r t rowth is in it=elf a vi rialte co:n r1: r n f valuable :cienrfit in fuur mat:Ot for future reference. Price, 10 cf-n'! p-r c_,py. FREE SILVER SPE ECI. The Substance of What IIon. Stanyon Wilson Said. He availed himself of the asscmbling on the 2.5. of represcntative Demo crats of Fairfield County to discu=s with them national i.sues in which they were deeply concerned. In his service as t .eir repre sent: tive in Congress he had become more deeply impie:sed than ever with the wrongs and injastice under which our people have for lo'g % ears been laboring, one entirely to laws which have been enacred for the benefit of the few and by which the great masses must corresponiniv suffer. While this section of the.country* is the most favored in the Union, everything considered: its clinra:.e, scii, healu falness, resources and population; and under egnal and '.nst laws would be the most prosperons; it has had to ~~Tn~kand is now struggiingno.1is the heavy weight of our national laws, paying tribute directly' and indirectly in all manner of ways to Edrope and to the favored classes of this c'untry ; so that he is considered a well to do citizen now who can Eupport his family, meet the intere~st upon hi debts and not g&t be'hiud wit h t.he world. The old road to prospcir has beetn b!ocked by the.e laws In dustry and r!rl! are robbed r f their just fruits by the opera: 'or, ' hw 'which have been enacted wi:iiin the past 35 years. The only thing ne-ed ful to na is the repeal of those s:a'utes: to be placed on a" <gnal foo;ing with all other est- zn- :m.d classes of the country. b.Jprei the word for our peesple. lIe then rook up t u varions Mws that hatve been pa~ r sin('d61 dluripg the Rep.ublican admtinistratiotn, e.nd discn'sed them in the r bearing itn ptroducing these resus: The Legal Tender Act of 1862, with the exception clanse in favor of thes bankers; the Resumnp-.in Acts of 1865 and 1866, under which one halt of the paper money of the country was destroyed; the- Ta~riff Act; the National Bank A ct; the Actsgranti"g to the Pacific Railroad J4b. mil i.,n acres of public land-: the Pe';ion laws which even now 31 ye;d after the close n the war atmotnts ao 141 million dollars a year: and bet, and towering hioh above all the AMts of 3873 and 1874 demonetising silver. He then entered into ani eitborate discussion of that Act and its effects. As it occupied an' hour in~ its delivery, we will prod'te only the- heads of his argumenxt. The p.eople are moie; vizall-: con cerne'd in tneir -'ninevr aa~n inanv. thing els?. It Neg s all. thic - - prodnets and all their ri!%s The one' thing which snore hIa all thbings else, interests thbem in the quantity of that money, theumber of dollars in circulation. The more dtollars there are, the more their- products will bring, for there will be more pur chasers and more money to pay for them. When money is scarce, prices are low; and when money is plenty prices are high. N~o writer in po hihical economy don troverts this. They all argree in the proposition, =vbich has been thus stated by Ricards: "I as' ume as a fact that iS i.ncontrover-ti blc that eg9nodities will rise or fall in price in proportion to the increase or dimi1jntion of money." Up to 187.3 we had both gold and silver, under the JefIerson Act of 1792 and the a.niendin:g acts of 1834 and 1853. Sivnr and gold had egnal ights of coiag. Thtisto) say, the *- owtner of Sill grains of pure silver had tihe right to rake it to tie govern menlt.miat and have it coined into a * overnment dollar. The owner of 23.22 grains 'f pure gold had the debht to have his co,ined into a gold dollar. Both were legal tender in ':avnments cf: debts. .The Acts of 187:; and 1874 deprived silver of that right. After that it con!d no longer be coined or be fall legal fender-it was no longer standard money. Im ..,~ edigtely, before or .soon. afterwards nrEope gid the same thing. Gold end co wre abouta.qualm quan 6d. o enar haif :he ma- 'das stricken ao r: in ;Asam ron."gued i 1:f( t.ve Uin scif a1 C!l3i" dtaie ltor,Adt iI:!:f FIah:Iil, i '-onoty31 V. ibject to - D:maoc:atic prin.ry. J-"l:nP? A,. L ' lltit'. 1 . - :t 3 ll ) ::r'f t I 1: . ir r, - i, 1 t 1'l . .; I . i t E .. Ia a ~ ;' 3--\* 1 i ';. i : I a. : . - , ' 1.i. jIl . 1E t N w . . S I1, 13PrEE r ttVE1:(: !1(" Ii r :-.. 1r- 1 . E . L . til - foII ' A:: ~ I:s,:3)1', '. Itt::.j ,lla t i (1 :tl3 b.3 ! e Is e'ta!:-t :m :t':: : in: i m f . a-cL 1n. _i -hi. o" I l e11 . :L . c mt"" ir :, - :.- i ca:l - d e -!t 1 ' ' - 'e- e:i.. : Str th- ofiie - (tf C.oun1;1 Au.:i:0r, 'st.j " :'. "se o l }! :t,( I)lro t:tir. Penn-!-v. .Jamels L. RUihmonid T:' r. t: :lt.: t,f !i .a T . :I . I "rec FOlZ I;E'1 SENTAT1VE. T:-e maI iriem oif .\ . J:t. %1 W 7!r.y .er,.y Il)ItlartLe 3 n r a-i tIe ill -l - l,f 1 prt-"n 11tlrat.., a lI.ia: 1. to ShC I)moenrI ie Prmil:r!";.! F tSHiEIIF FF. I Ie'(.hv 1:om1ill:,tc le -(I. for re clei to to the oli.-c of 'er'. subjcc ') the Dem) rt ;-rimarv. 1 E. EL.LI 3OX. FOR)i SiERIFF. I heirrehr a:t"s:1nt!v,/ myself a can(ii dar" 1erit a:" Ia'r:ield County subjet t1 t:t" i>mrfmievntic primarV. MOSE 11. MOBLEY. FORI SIIEIIFF. At the s:,licita-iO: of many of my friends, I her"aIiv lnnf11nnee myself a :l:dld(ate 1i)r Sheriff of Fairtield Couity, siiect :o tc Democratic pruinlary. J. W. CLARK. FORl COUNTY TREASURER. I hereby antiunce rcself as a canda-titte 'or the office of Treasurer of Fairfilul Couity, subject to the Demo cr:.'el pra"n::ry. GUI-S ;. RABB. FORi REPRESENTATIVE. I ainnce mn=e!t a. c_nttidate for the Hotuc of Re pt cua jves, subject to the primary. J. R. 'Morrisor. FOR~ COUNTY SUPT E DUCATJdef I he-reby ann.onne.c m3yf.'s a can diate tor' electi 'it.i6d office of Conuty Snnperin3tend(a at of Education, subject to the acfdidoL the Democratic primary. - D- L. STEVENSON. FOR COUNTY S1PERVISOR. I hereby, an'nounce .myself a candi date for re-election to the office of County Suser'visor, *ubject to to the Democratic Pr imary. b. G. TENNANT. FOR flEPRESE~NTATIVE. Resolved: That it is t he -a3e5 of the L n2town Demnoic Club, that Capt. W. J. Johnson, haiegr" faith fully rep resented the :ruie na!ercsts of on County in the Legi-atura, it is tb sense of this club that he shouald be re turned to the House in the coming election, su.vject in' the Democrati primary. . FOR COUNTY SUPERVISOR. The many friends of W. J1. L. Weir. herby nominate him for the office of Coutv Srupetvisor, subj-:ct to the Deocrat ic Primnary'. FO!! THE SENATE. The friends of G|etnn W. Rlagsdale hereby njomitnate himf for the Senate, rubject to the action of the Demo cratic prima'1ry. FOR CORONER. At the suggestion of many friends I hereby announce myself a candidate for Coroner. subject to the Democrtic Prirtrv. . ~ H. WV. Gibson. The many friends of 3Ir. Rl. D). Dolick, trom various stations of thel douty, hereby annonnee that he is a candidate before the Democratic pa r;y of this county for- the pnostion: or Seifl at the ensning e leciotn,:.subject' to the primary~ Mr. B3olick, as the who'c. reople are aware,after serving as a- lad in the Confederate army with . is honorable a record as any:.; has bee'n for the pas thirty yeatrs serving a'- a deputy or- as a constaole, and is thoroughly familiar' with, and competent to per'formm the duties of the office o:f Shet'iff. His many friendls think that his long ant active service without tihe expect ation of rewarding the past history of the democracy no0w entitles him to recgni FOR COUNTY TREASURER. I hereby announce myself as a candi-I date for Treasurer .of F'airfield County, subject to- the action of the Democratic Primarv. R,>bert R. Jeflares. FOR COUNTY TREASURER. The voters of Fairfield Countty herc by nominate Ilneh 5. Wy'lio tor Lenn to Treasurer, Fubjert ?o the D)emocratic Primarv. FOR TICEASU1RERl. I hereby announce myself a candi-: date for thie effce of C,munty Treasurer, subject to 3!he Demccratlic Primary. Hayen McMeekin. FOR CLERK OF T HE COURT. At the soIliition of m,any frien, I herehv nV" i to my.;e!fas a cindi date fat- Citak of lh. C ourt, snbect accept a third tet m John31 W. LA les. What Castoria is Dr. Samuel?itehei and Children. ;t contins nei ether Narcotic substace. f for Paregoric, Drops, Sothit It is Pleasant. Its gu--antec Millions of M4other s. Cat oria4 feverishness. Castoria reve cures Diarrhcca and Tind teething troubles, cure, cor Castoria assimilates thefoo and bowels, giving heahy toria is the Children'. PAac Castoria. " Castr;a is an excellent medicine for chil .:M.. :others have repeatedly toid me of its -7o irTect upon their children." . . Da. G.'C. Oscoon, Lowell, Mass. "Castoria is the best remedy for children of - which I am acquainted. I hope the day is not far distant whenmothers will consider thereal interest of their children, and use Castoria in stead of thevariousquack nostrumswhich are destroying their loved ones, by forcingopium, morphine, soothing syrup and other hurtful agents down their throats, thereby sending them to premature graves." Da. J. F. Kcmox, Conway, Ark. The Cnt.ar Company 77 M FOR COUNTY SUPER;VISU L. I hereby t!IIoulce myself a candi date for the .fficc of Conity Sapervi or, udject to the :trrifn un the Dem T.1. Lcitnter. FOR ShERIFF. FOIL OitoNEt. I announce my elf for re-election to !he cfiz.e of coroner, suljec to primary. Gee. 6. Binuant. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. At the solicitation of many friends, I. hereby announce myself a car didate: or re-election to the Lower 1-louse. of ! he General A sembl, subject to the Den' cr,.lic 1'ri y. Rt. Y. LEMMON. .P~OR~ REPRESENTATIVE. The friends of T. P. Mitchell hereby ominte him for re-election to the [-ouse or Representatives, snibjec: to he action of the Democratic Primary. FOR IREPRESENTATIVE. I announce mneif a candide 4 31et;on rrom-ThP conmyWmIiOU~ose ~t2.presera:ive's in the next General m..embly, sunbj'oet to the democratic pl~lial~y.It. A. 2MEARES'. SOUTHERN RAILWAY. entral Time Between Columbiaand Jack sonville. Eastern Time Bestween Co lumbia and Other Points. Northbound. No. 36 No. 38'No. 34 Junly 19th, 1896. Daily. Daily. Daily. v. J'ville, P.C.&P..Ry.. 6 45 p 8 20 a... "Savannah.........11 25 p 12 26 p... tr. Columbia .......... 355na 418 p... ,v. Char'ton,SC&GR.R. I5 3dp 710e .. tr. Columbia........ 10 10op 10 55a1... v. Augusta, so. Ry....lO p 3 . "Graniteville ........~.. "Trenton..........14p "Johnstons........ p p - tr. ColumbiaUn. dep't. 7a 0 v Col'bia Bland'g st... 0 a52p 0 "Winnsboro........ 60.. . I50 "Chester..........I63'0p1 1p r. Charlotte..::.......750 " arRndle......... p 'Oa Ar.asint1.10p t28.. BatiorPaR..112p p 00... Philadlph5a. 3 005p1 S...... NeYk. 217a 5-05p...... Southoun5.0a 35 No. 4~o 23p - . 6 D ail .......y. 5ai20p Phiadephi.7 28 a 7 8p.655 Baltimo0pr120e........62a9 0.. Lr. Richmtond ....... 61 40a p 0 ap... tr.Waschinon........ 940p '042a..... " Batimoe Pa-R . 1 2 5 80a1... " hilodepi.......1 Op 0a10 15 a ....... " iNw York.... ... 0 12 43a 8 ...... Lv. olmiaL Nde . 34 No. 3l N. Sohuthon. D 2a1 D Spi 4v.Ne Yok,PaR.R 15n 4p ...... Tr. ashton,... .I 6815a 10 43pI.... A. Richmon ... ..... 12 55p 20 a.... v. Dnville ........... 6 05p 51 50. a... "r Chiarlote ...... 11 00 p 9 35 t 6 0. Lvr Co'bia. Blng ... 1 47 a 11 0p95 Ar. Colava n.dpt 4 30 a~ 1 5 .... " Gra(n ville ..... IK 10a )4 p . .. . v. L'> Ei lC.G.y 7 00' a -! 03 C ..... Donbi!e daily passenger servi:e between Forida ani. New York. Nos. 17 and 38-Washington an.d Souithwestern imied. Solid Vestibtuied train with dining :ars and first class conches nort.h of Charlotte. Pullman drawing room sleeping c ars between am pa, Jahcksonville, savannah, Washington and e w York. Pullman sileeping car i)e:ween Augusta and Richmo.id. Nos.:jn na r-T'. S. F:ur Mnli. Through Pulman draw.~ing roo.m tMWeXt s,:-ping,l cars Ue :ween JnekAonville~ and :-.a Yrkc and Au ;nsta. and Ch:ar:otte. i'. :.: a sleeping ears eween T Ja:-ho::vlle unau Coin: en romte aily beete- .i.ko :ile ai Ci:innati, via .-heville.La AD ITS CURS To Ti: EnlToR :-I have an absolute remedy for Consumption. By its timiely use thousands of hopeless cases have been already permanently cured. So proof-positive am I of its power t!hit I consider it my duty to send t:co boik frco to those of your readers who have Consumnption,Throat, Bronchial or Lung Trouble, if they will write me the!r epress and postoffice address. Sincerely, . A. SLOCUM,4 Ii. C., 183 Pearl St., New York. sO- The Editorial and Business 3Management of prescription for infants cr Opium, Morphine nor s a harmless substitute Syrups, and Castor Oil. is thirty years' use by stroys Worms and. allays v yomiting Sour Curd, olic. Castoria relieves .s.pation and flatuleney. I,.regulates the stomach ad natural sleep. Case ea-the 1other's Friend. Castoria. 'astoia is soweiladapted to children that I reminend it as superiorto any prescription nol to me." TI. A. Anc8a MI. 31., 111 So. Oxford St., Brooklyn, ,. Y. C physicianS in the children's depart -mentave spohetL highly of their experi ence their outside practice with Castoria, and' hough we only bare among our medicsupplies what is known as regular produ, yet we are free to confess that the merits' Castoria has won us to look with favor iin it." *rrsD IosPtrAL ANDLsPZNS , Boston, Mass. ArLL (Sxrm, Prea., ray S eet, ow York City. CPA RTANBURCT; S. C J .S. I. CRILI: LE, L.. I , .. _ .- Pre-idenlt. Seven depaimn.-. T .o course leadin to A. I3. A new an< well cquirped G;mnasuil an Competent director. wOFORD FIT TING SCHOOL A. 6. R EMBE;arTi, A. M ., head Mister. Tie= Fitting School has be3n move o e Alumni Hall. The -econ ast,r, A. Mason DuPre, A. M., an The-- MME d *i t he buildini Severl of the College Professors teac n te School and the ct dents r'ecei' nnstricon in the Glnb asium3. Se Sion l egins Octobe~& Forcatalogln addr ss J. A.[GA.ME W ELL. Columnbia, S. C, :Session begins Septemb 230th. Ten regular cor es with Diplomas. Spe ial Courses, with Certid eates. Eoard,88S a mont Well appointed Labor -tories, Chemical, Phys .ca], Biological, etc. Gyr nasium. Total necessa: expenses for the year e clusive of travelling a: clothing, from $123 $163. WXXomen admitt< to all Classes. For further informatic catalogue, etc., add1re the President, 'AM.ES WOOD ROW, Reading a book - Won'ttell you about your health. Ask year neighbor what lhe and his family took last Spring when Sthey felt so rniserable, so tired Sout. H e will tell you 'DR. CLARK( JOHNSON'S Sthe standard family remedy foi -30 years for Malaria, Chills 'td Fever, Lassitude, Scrofula, 3 (heumatism, and all Blood Dis - eass. A magic boon to tired r ohers and puny children. It - hh as cured thousands, will cure y, ,u. Nothing new about it ; no tr al reme dy ; no temporary s siulant. It (1oes the worm dt' oroughly, hcnestly, and it's "easy to buy," "easy to take." 5c. per bot2e; c i .9 ins star:.ps, mtaile to our I o1Sfl)ampic. a.d rules fo m 'ous -' ants' :Sits, C< Overcoat.s, 5,10.25, an<o up, D. to order. .Agent'w:uted . w shere. NeW Plynmouf Rook Superior To All Down in Georgia, over fifty years ago, a ma is now known as P. P. P-", (Lippmant's recat R6 growing with the years. .. 'or Rheumatism, Blood Poiso-ung, Pain ir Dsesia, Malaria, Scrofula, and all Blood and, Pain is subjugated, Health Renewed, Appet p P.ps a wonderful tornic and strenw '~~~ *.. ,P .p It builds them up. It has the umit!e most bkepia thtise ea genuine heat restore: Read The Truth A A Wonderful Cure. Iwsamrty to muscular rheumatisma for thirty,_ Iyastr a m edicines and doctors 'wit .o per- " bore I hdfnsetwbotle my p years d am confident i of *eeF1e . Testimony from the Mayor. .fitsh:edalsecic,bftone, adson gtIca botte of -. -. P. s fcg 1lihe a ew an-w. II, CvIL;DER, 'Mayor of Albany. From Two. W1el:"-known Physicians. wprsrbit ina greatrnny cases ,n aidi se The above letters are taken from m; Greal Remedy,) is a medicine whose virtue! p. P. p, begins its Work by purifyii and does not cease until a perfect and entU - The mortifying eruptions that disfigU vents tchorough accomplishments of thed ritability of disposition, all mean a a 1 ipure blood, which can and will be cured i. P. P Lippman's Great Remed grobe the Greatest Bloo. rifier of \ ces- For sale by all druggists or direc UPPuad eROt , en e , : 1:1 T st Ntial ank, is a aheror Winboo wsot a ar olito puclarnff willcfr for sy aains yearored aH. Mmer,e James door i witnr FaletrelerRfF. H.wa McMstte. P.x the aond b r e fo. Mc adshe Mary boF. e M y aid r tb.dei - aster S. R.s abheton awoJd. o fee etrta aef) ProarS,fo Fairdia coudnty. omlt reconry .hre L. llott Rbera . HillPIS, J ne.naschole fl Law J F. estmon fs reom the naort. reitr of ~es th fJhn McMteSl1r flt eas,t !ig -decased Rachl oT. Brce bottlyerae of M.P . ~d cll~ - Thmpson,v F. W. mpo. HenDry byln of JoY Foreomn TLD..Fa. Ema-nuel 2. W.Cianr Blmie andcib Sit iagmu aYcse,adfnd i.tone bo ne .-, bor as,-atnei uner ltte fire tos.~ ro ast am ofery Soeborn, is o. acn who-e viru d S. Bing, J. J. E. Toddguian i wands by r.1yi o alienM doeuds, Thae Crilia: perec Fan e.i atoaak' Cortmif,S. ..:ion tanot distnet~ ndTh entra tonalg auoihlandS of thedr irum itabilitC. defndintiO aan a is OU aimure blmondhca and reqirel5 beh ui toa toser the Gmp atemsthi ac- by lands of \in whcs. fore salte obiy oll duggss r- i Clek f heCo rt ofCo mo Plea s, fo- 5 . L F orwrtth sadclaitenh bohfld ThLa Wnge,or WOinboo Sot "cy W.. A. rf Wiub,SuhCarolina, withinutwntyWdaysoaf er theor e. servie ere exclusieofthe, dayc of 8 Hanah Fscherie n if yo f ai toI c ansei nsb u e the omplain wiMtenr FM ~ the tieafrsalC rio th plaite,s in thsaton will a"y o la., f. ,&n the cobpat oFiorthUunv'er- Cbyrlot ( S Date ul15tt , ob tA . . , Jane . Kee~.olev oi! L A . . F . ~M sC as tOULSS, br Mary lo rthh a-th defed,ante Toberice.i, 0.n 1:T b ares ofi .- Thopwo, . R. Thompson. Henry~ byW.ds J. ol ~-Sonneborn, . D). rank, Emanuel 2.yW Huhr's vBemle and S'gmnund B. Sonine- houted pace S.brn, J J E.Boddr. 11idn l rs AtI( T alle n otic, ltas The summosr (of boundedl by which The Coenlional cov)and t 3tin cfandr3 co lmp l i, in ti., den-,antS. ll a d . s. U.1I' heT oilie otheysCle anf theCurte of ounded o oon Ph fle in the ut offc Fairne O 31. . Coope Clerkeof tae C f ou t h C o h.on te. 1.. - - C o~ > r o _ ad C uty, and to se96. . coyo - Asusrs at W.e Doffes , ma nd - n , west' bi 6Palaage inis'or neysuh , . Simo 7-5thepanc nti a in nsill re,ly.( Si on Baio i~ te Cort or te reihodemaded n:n .-A S.& 11E-l U LA S P: W.eey B. --m aw 0. l. Thmpin IIy A . Siond-. $100, n ~ 000n~ Jr.. Ja r i-cO tLEN foeINg iSA UoIS, ATu tl ernv.d cohirtvu, six tyc: and at y ays, orl~ i Ed. uenn antil 1 of tovemer nr-xt, Con u- o cf o f doredoas, ndth ounyof secredkl h nndsd o01 oco Contea.Jn= a3 '~in b.e tate on t CaroreDo the lt ban k Ccnnea Anterest allwe onGLh~ Saniwetb inf DpoSit9 ud J. H.ntAWYER. C or.c~ io MR.NAVY AIKEN,'A Sarsaparillas. rd) nd it ame a1.d reputto t abe he side, wrists, shoders, back ints, 31-nDseases it hsnver bee equanisedb ree.Weak women should always take. lcommendation of medical men trougou eery bottle, and one trial wil cosicth d Be Convinced. nelent thing. we handle about one dozen bottles a .Drs. J. M . &M. T. RICHA4RDSON, Piedmaont, S. C. Hot Springs Surpassed. A botte'of P. P p..has done me more goe than three Tnoths' t ea t te HtSrnsn Co.. irO. ed, tsore and Eruptons Cured. Itake great pleasur i testifn a to the oe is quit ises, t poanvr eiefrsi equ fle qualities of the po. suffered for several yearswi.th an esond and see.le -ru-tion on my face. Aftle t ak ote n accrdancewith drec tions I am entirely cured. Capt. j. D. JOEtS-O\*, Sa:van :' , -' of Johnston & Co.r f ,,y received, by us. P. P. P., (Lippman's" are known from the Atlantic to the Pacific. Oe ethe blood, which is the source of all ifee cure is effected.ied 0the compiexion, the tire feigtape-e ay tasks, sleepless nights, loss of appmn o h yte osqetito' is conceded by physicians and the people e Age. It positively and perane erom us ; price $I a bottle, six bottles for $5 .man Block, SAVANNAH, iA. S.C - M &Co HotF'Sn SALE.sed A hoti of P.te P n P. a oeicmr odta re nthS Cortoso at te th arin beinrep.1. boro e, S or., m te E levein Pressr n nsrcos DIN aGL Treatpesr esiyn tourses efordegrs n deasibe tracts~~ edicmpleo abineasdlbraois x u s:gt r disgre abertion oealthfuace. euifl Afebnn trertt~ Teiacoreoa b it ie . ios, a.f M rEly cWed. e dfrcaao u -. .S er r Capt.e3.nD.Fire.sWes ofBrJttonstdoF. Cor. xn .eevd yu. 11 P. . JO 5T03,sq., 1)deroae areknown frounde bylntCmadte sucitc tom ogrn i ebl od,ar.d t eso reet of ll gli h 7 .Jnin,d . cure l e f c e s of c a e : t e e o e t1ie a d a m n ye thed cofp.e-iontey t-e feelingla 're thPide n hny tasks, Lpes ightes, shfaptt eeybnperbfr ~randien n. efi thesstmcone ut f ro at, o eela ), is conteded' Joe presicane,i an they eope. h tesi d Ihe Age.eItunosrtmyehand,dthis 2ath2dayYof irand B.1 Lotk SAVUn i NJul, GA. D s6 .y Me;y eev iaBstr &D onte25hdof p iwiin Lot. bonde S.iRJOieTON ofFirfie. Rion. es by s. Jug .ofPoae itieiat theCort iuzar & ibro, . bbd yea"rD bein Sep. RF0LD n- DrAtY west y the h leven Profe) sors an .Isr'oS ylia RieTbree 17ursesfTrUdErE nds of Bsroom. t t (1 hAmple hih n s and ortoes. 1:v Th, 1 acrc of :nd. Tenmsasi0 toompletew tb~ S nort by landa Wc f ,e fo W-igt a t. W. Rlan -of. 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