The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, January 22, 1895, Image 2
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Proprietor.
lAURKNS. B. C, Jan.32, 189?.
TUo ordinary placidity of the social
order was disturbed at "old Edgeflold"
a Monday tho 14th hist. Capt. Jas. H.
'illman, a nephew' of his uncle Bon
lllman, who is a lawyer, and Mr. 3.
Kvonsi^i| hpotoer of tho Govornor,
~Jcu a rocket l? which both par
usod pockot pistols in tho settlc
ent of some small grudge which does
ot got into tho publlo prints. Tho Im
rosslon, goes nil tho samo, that if or
dinary mortals had tho samo "privato
?i-iefs" (as Marcus Antonius Is made to
say) thore miffht havo boon no Bour
don Blood shed on Edgoflold's sacrod
.phoslan soli. The news Is that tho
voting bloods aro not sorlously hurt
nd for one wo are glad of It. We slu
orely trust that tho young men may
,4ye to afford to their Edgefleld coni
jV^^lots examples of good orderly lives
v" j ^t poaco?a consummation do
voutly to-. l8hod> Upon roflootlon
by theso you\ thoy will readily
^^fm^XJ^^lsstiioy havo boon.
J\xr wi80 legislators wove passed
stingont laws forbidding thoN?&rrylng
of oonoealed weapons upon tho potion.
Bosidos tho pistol ago In passod. T^his
ulting -0-..e?o?/9)Cani*0
?Mvuuiuj v.* M>lr^<yrxi, jfOg
.ted to the cow boys of tho^Sunsot
Rogion. "Old Edgoflold's" character
s sufficiently established for eagornoss
X) bite tho dirt?and her young men
jhould bo willing to rost on the lau
rols of thoir "blood bolterod" ancos
.or-fr^-Wo rojolco that tho bullots in
this oncoutttor took considorato and
discretionary routs going only skin
deep and that the young men may Uvo
f nnP ' fight aza'ln. Tho pistol regime
pass.
armors aro too poor to quit
fas tho remark of a very levol
armor, but th"
.toly this '
>n-nn
nouuetton of fodu" supplies. It is not
desirable to abandon cottonT-lt. is at
home at tho South und is tho basis of
our fortunes. What wo want is to havo
!?t- and not loan corn cribs and moat
houses. A little more than a century
behind us and cotton was not a staple
artlolo with us, and yot our grand
*f.v\)ci-s sported silver bucklos as shoo
ties and, our grandmothers indulged
Venetian lacos. Thoy sent out indigo,
tobacco, furs and skins in exchange.
We must havo our cotton still for hats
and shoes; but cotton should not be
sold to^>uroha8o bacon, lard, corn and
"flour.'Where nro indoed those of our
population who aro com pol led to raise
cotton; but this ought not to bo tho
case long; and it ought to bo but a
short whilo when every man is above
the necessity of pitching his crop to
suit his creditor.
* * *
Congressman McLauvin, boing a
Congressman perhaps has a right to
?end out addresses to his constituency.
But ho ought to bo logical, advisod and
ioak moro by the book. Inadvor
os what he calls
so of his romarks.
light pass, coming
nt member of tho
^rossman, it is In
Stato thore is n Ro
nization; a Roform
machinery: n Dom
>,d that occasionally
tos such ordors as
t. But thoro is no
nti" party and what
\l" is a kind of non
ice; a Dalgotti; a
, . 9m hing on his own
*na: n^^Ti ^ts a scalp. Tho
jngressman snw'^e better advised.
??
The South Carolina roprosontatlvos
in Congress vote with tho Republicans.
If they are consistent they will call
thomselvos Republicans and thus thoir
constituency will bo brought to share
the official pabulum with thorn, if a
Republican should succeed Clovoland;
and right now it blinks that way.
Wary and watchful should be tho
word. i
* * * \
Johnson, Molton and others, calling
'-esrepublicans, aro contesting
' '/dr-f friijon, ot al.
tho contost
aui no Republl
orld lotjids thorn to
(9 oitblc of ous ting Stokos
?na-, ?**?vd. The con testoos will
? thorn.
' ? * * ? 1 *
jiiakespoaro wrote 1; "Ho who
my purse steals trat di" ho in
Jed no relloctlonon tho vi tluo of tho
rrent coin of the roalm; hcj< referred
he unfortunate citizen wVho hangs
j coftW,"glv>?Hen on his Jcrop and
? ortgages his cow; peas, hay I oats and
?s pavo tho way to indopom\lonco.
''he Marion Star has changold hands
-hanged colors. Mr. JuVilus H.
as,'Its forraer bold, ahlo afod con
nt odltor retires. It wllllnow bo
mted as a Roform paper by} Mr. J.
ontgomery.
inns are a Christian peOplo.?
unto others as thoy Vonld
,.s do unto them. Thoyi
rain ojUYfteon cars to tho sjtorv
09, Wolldone, Georgia.
havo
\.dverti8RK goes tooth and
?form; but the ApVJBVMSB?
(ashUmou notion?that overy
w<r, [
o allod Democrats of U4*>
wore eavIlling o
ie followers of .led.
ho Republicans v.
Congressman McLaurin, Reformer,
wtltes an interesting letter denouncing
the present Ruling Ring in this State.
The letter has a healthy tone and patri
otic ring. It is most interesting reading
and as there is a dearth in State politics
the breezy air of the letter Is whole
some.' The patronage of the Governor
is dangorous and the constant creation
of new offices threatens what little is
left of decency In this State. The gist
of the Congressman's letter Is a warn
ing and so Intended, were It needed,
to all genuine reformors thronghout
he State. By the way, it is not a
posthatnus voice; ho is uot a dead cock
in tho pit. MoLaurin is elected to tho
next Congross by Alltancemon and Re
formers. Ho wariiB in terms bold and
manly tho pooplo to bo on thoir guard
or Ring Rulo Is fastened upon thorn
perpetually. And, mind you, it is a
manifesto from an original Reformer
and addressed to tho Reform party in
this Stnto.
#
* ?
An Italian vessel in Charleston har
bor is charged with violating tho Dis
ponsary laws by bringing spirits into
this Stato. The Italian consul rofusod
to let tho vossol bo oxamlnod and thoro
is talk of tho Governor confiscating tho
ship. There may be war between tho
kingdom of Italy and tho domiuiou of
tho Palmetto Jug. Italy, 'tis time may
bo a little inaccessible to our horso
marines, but mountains have boon ro
moved and so many seas. We trust
however tho disputants may sottlo by
diplomacy what is usually composed by
a bloody arbitrament, but in tho mean
while tho prudout housowifo will look
to her supply of macaroni.
recur witli great satisfaction to
tho discussion of the Factory and fer
tilizer question by Now Prospect
Agricultural Club, printed in lastweok
Advertiser. It shows that our
agriculturalists utv thinking in tho
right direction?tho divorsifing of our
interests. Not one,/but a dozon Cotton
Mills should in tho
groat industrious
noxt deendo add a
population to our
noblo st reams and Railroud contres.?
With the spirit manifested at Now
Prospect prevailing in our community
wo may look to 6oc rivals of Pall River
and Lowoll "boom
of tho Reody and
ing" on tho banks
ho Rabuns.
Somo dozon gen tlomen from differ
Marts of tho S 't?te wcro observed
"no d ay last wook. Tho
own suspected them
asplcious charactors,
tho whitos " "Can I
jaso in mine inn'?"'
"klish time-:
17D3?Tn the BrAlsh House of Com
mons. /
Erskino; This County should bo
governed by law. I
Banks: But not by lawyers.
AVER'S
y Pectoral
D HIS LIFE
Che-rr
itiya Wir. T. Wl< Reed, a highly?
->'\ fcspeotod Merchant of Mld
: iitovvit, ill., of a Young
( Man who was supposed
\o bo in Consumption.
"Ono of my customers, somo
\'i iiya ago, had a sou who had all
iho symptoms of consumption,
t he usual medicines afforded him
no relief, and lie steadily failed
liiit il he was unable to leave his
I?'.?(!, Hin mother applied tonic
for some veined v It ltd I recom
imwdcd Ayer's Cherry Pectoral.
'.' he young'infill took it according
lo directions, and soon began to
improve until he became well
r.nd si rung."?T. M. reed, Mid
(iielowii, III.
'?Some time ago, I caught a
Kovere cold, my throat and lungs
were bndly inilamed, and I had a
Icrrlblo cough. 11 was supposed
that I was a victim of consump
lion, ami my friends hud little
hol?-of recovery. But I bought a
bottle Of Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
look it, and was entirely cured.
No doubt, it saved my .lite."?
I. Jones, Eincrts Cove, Tonn.
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral S
Received Highest Awards
AT THE WORLD'8 FAIR
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Health
neair, no muc
yp'j imaf-iivj
fat?l cbsoaJ c i
trifling ailiuc h
Don't play v
greatest gil't
h more than
Serious andi
result fromH
ts neglected, i
Al\\ Nature's i
-health.
? If yen rue feeling
j, ? M - f noils, weak
[. in l euicraily ex
Is ? I .1, iiorvmm, j
no appetite "
und cnu't work.J
bop, in nt oncctak- "
;.i.< die rup$t rclla- h
Rt'lu strengthening *
||l..i:tliriiic.which h
1/1 Iron Bit
I i? ; . A lew bot
Rll'.'i 'tire benefit
"tMnea from the
?. cry lii?t dose?//
u/fin'i slit in your
icstii, und It's
pleasant to take.
It Cures
Dyspepsia, Kidney and Llvor
Neuralgia, TrOAbjeS?
Constipation, Had Otood
Mai"-' Ncr
"inta mm
.d
ttub.
?s we
I Believe in Hood s
Inherited Scrofula 'Cured
Road the Statement of Tm
Popular Teaoher
Mr. Ceo* A. Zlrkl0
Mt. Hoieo, Tenn.
The statements la tho u-stinionUi.betow an
familiar facts to ttio linmedlato fiends of Mr.
Geo.! A. Zirkle, scltool teacher, <st Mt Horeb,
'Teun., vory well known throughout the county.
Where ho was born and has alwrjyg lived. Bead ft
"0.1. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mn|9.:
"Dear Blr3:?I bcllovoiu Wood's Snrsaparllla.
t will tell you why. I hgrvo sufrcrod from In
herited scrofula from chili hood. When 87 years
of ago, my eyes bccamoCetrangoly affected. I
?ould not read after sjrnsct, and when I would
?lose myoye8,1 coufrf not open them; but on
Whichever side I la>, 0u that sldo I could open
mr oyo. This conmtion continued about two
years, and was succeeded by
An Intolerable} Itching
nil over my body-'nnd limbs. I had to have my
llttfo i>Oys tako'shoe brushes and scratch mo.
It was dreadful. It continued a month and was
followed Immediately by a tumor In the right
aldo of my nock, as large as a small egg. I at
onco commenced taking physicians' prescrip
tions and continued till I lost hopo. In the mean
time tho tumor changed its place to tho Imme
diate front of my nock? suppurated aud was fol
lowed by others, till six had formed and broken.
"Flually, three years ago, another largo tu
mor seated itself on tho point of my collar bono
and In six months another halt way back oa the
bono. Koth of them soon bogan to discharge
mid continued to do so till about sow" months
ago. .1 tried everything, including pres.. iptlons.
I was often so weak that
I Could Scarcely Walk
and my mlud 'was so contused that I could
scarcely attcud to my business (school teach
ing). I was utterly discouraged. And now my
?tory draws to a clcse. I began the use of
Hood's1?8* Cures
Hood's Sarsaparllla a llttlo less than a year ago,
and took live bottte9. When I began I had no
faith in it. In less thnn three months both the
Bores on my shoulder wero henlod; I was cured
of a troublesome catarrh; and scrofulous hnblt
has steadily grown less apparent. I weigh
moro than 1 over (ltd In iny lifo, and am
In tho Boat of Health,
considering my constitution. Do you wouder
that I bellovo in Hood's Sarsaparllla? I can do
no less than recommend it everywhere and every
way." Uro. A. zikkm-, Mt. Horeb, Tonn.
Hood'o Pills euro liver Ills, constipation,
biliousness, jaundice, sick headache, indigestion.
HAVING PURCHASED THE
plaut of tho Atlantic Phosphate
Company, together with tho entire
stock, brands and good-will, we take
this method of thanking the friends
and patrons of the Chicora Fertilizer
Company for their cordial support and
patronage in tho past, and now solicit
the patronage of tho Atlantic Phos
phate Company, as woll as tho Chicora
brands, guaaranteolng that under the
management of the Chicora tho repu
tation earned by tho Atlantic brands
will bo fully sustained.
C a ICO It A. F E tt'f f LI /. 13 R COMPANY.
Charleston, s. c.
Geo. a. Wagener, General Mgr.
TASTELESS
CHILL
TONIC
18 JUST A3 GOOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICK GO ct3u
gai.atia, 11x9., nov. 1(3,1S03.
Paris Mcdlclno Co., si. Ixnils, Mo.
tlontlomcn:?Wo sold lael year, COO bottlou o?
GROvo'fl TA8TBLE8S CHILI. IONIC end fcnvc
bourdit threo gross nlrondy thlnycnr. In nil our OX
porlenco ?t 11 years, In tho ilrnu buslnOM, limv
uovor sold nn nrtiolo tluitctwe mirii universal satis
faction as your Toulc. xours truly,
AiiNFY.CAna Ii Cr
For sale by Dr. B. F. Poshy,
Laurchs, S. C.
?
Yes the world does move
said Gallileo after the inquisitors
had removed the thumb screws,
tad
L. E. BURNS & CO.
move with it in the onward
march of
LOW PRICKS
AND
RIG BARGAINS.
We have moved our entire
stock at Barksdale to Laurens,
No. 503, Trayham & Dial's Sun
Block, where we arc to be found
with a full line of
Shoes, Dkv Goods, Notions.
Hats, Woolkn <*<<< ,,,.
Sewing Macuii^j^
Hard war r.
\m Lim: <h S
> rovi VND
JVRVlTURB.
Goods arriving every
I nn<l v,c> rMH'rt U) ip}} them
\ja ;t r;acralicc. We are sole
agents for Dpbson'a Cupels.
Come sec our satfiplcs and let us
quote y6\i factory prices.
h, lv- BURNS & CO.,
1 ruler Uuyers and Undor Boilers.
1. C. [turns ami .f. T. Garrott, M
Septi 14, 189-1.
A PUZZLE,
'TRASH
MOVERS,'
THE
BEST
LIVER
PILLS
ON
EARTH.
?Oc
A
BOX.
A Prize lor the First Correct
Answer.
Divide the above shaped space into four parts of same shape and equal area. Let the
children work out this puzzle, and for the first correct answer received on or before February 22,
1805, tee will give a substatitial jtrize. To make the contest fair to all, no matter where yon
are, we will put the unopened answes, as received, in a box and on day named draw at ran
dom from it. Write, name and age plainly, and if you want to ask further question enclose
stamp for reply. AddrcsiH^Ajlvertising Department, L. D. Co., Box 12, Laurens, <S'. C.
A puzzle tor us moro dilllcult than t'.io above Is how to toll all wo would like
to say In an advortlaonient. Howover, we will take things ono at a Mino and mako
this H
PILL TALK.
ISvorybody uses Pills. Noarly any niodlntno you bavo to take can bo Riven, If
preferred, In a pill form. So general Is tho need of Pills that many pooplo muko
them. Among those- best known, we soil Phonyo O.ifiolno Pills for Hoadacbe, La
pactlc Pills for Torpid Liver, Tutt'a Pill?, ?ildor'f, Baoot's, Ayor's, Moffatt's, Bran
droth'f, llamon'd, Hooper's Fomalo Pille, Korso'B lud lau Root, Co. Cathartic, Car
ter's Jjlttlo Liver, Pierco'n Pollots?, Jayne's, Cook's Harler's, MoLoan's, Blaud's
Pills, Gross Neuralgic Pill?, and many moro. Some of thoso are recommended for
ono thing, somo for another, but many pooplo often fool tho noed of a "good all
rouud Pill when thoy foel "out of sorts." To meet this nood wo make a Llvor Pill
called "Trash Movers," which meets all indications bettor than anything yot pro
duced. We put up "Trash Movers" In bottles of twonty-t'our. Tho bottlo has a
stoppor thatsorows on, making it air tight, so that "Trash Movors" will keep
longer and be fresbor thin any pill on the market. Tho prioo Is twenty cents per
box. Theso nro no patent or quaok modlclno. If your physician wants to know
tho formula wo will tako ploasuro in giving it to him.
"Trash Movors" aro tho stitch In tlmo. Call for a Froo samplo at
Ti?e LaUTefjs IDflig Co.
Next Door to Tin Shop.
Owing to the times and the fact that all fine Woolen Goods
\
will be cheaper next fall we now offer everything in Men's splits
from $750 up.
??OST?
Now is your time to secure a nice suit for a little money.
150 Pairs Odd Pants
\
v
V
At 75cts on the Dollar
IOO Boy's Knee Pants
At 7f?cts on the Dollar.
300 Pairs Shoes
At 7Sets on the Dollar.
These are odd Goods, one and two of a kind, and we must get rid
of them now.
We have the largest assortment of ?
in Laurens, and you c^finul what you want: Regulars, STOUTS,
Slims, Sacks , Frocks, Prince Aluerts. All grades, All colors,
AH si//es.
I tLM See what you can do.
The Famous Clothing, Hat and Shoe Store.
?FOR THE?
LIVER AND KIDNEYS
Wards off malaria. Is a pleasant
and invigorating medloino. Par-I
tioularly effective in the euro oil
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Nausea,"
Sick Hoadacho, Sour Stomach, etc
A valuablo liver regulator. Cor
roots all disorders o? tho kldnoys.
Wonderfully beneficial in female
complaints. Taken along with
ouinino, is an effectual euro for
Chills. A groat appetizer when
taken boforo meals. After inoalsl
aids digestion.
In largo 25 cents, 50 cents and
$1 bottles.
Sold wholesale by
The MyyjtAX DlHJfi-Ge.r
-? Columbia, S. C,
Sopt. 24, 1894?ly.
PURE DRUGS
Are very essential when a
person is ill and adulterat
ed medicines cannot possi
bly have the curative
powers like wholesome
medicines but
DR. B. P. POSET
keeps nothing but the best and
purest Drugs and Medicines
and people wanting anything
in my line will do well to call.
I also carry a large stock of
Teilet Articles, Staticnciy, acca,
Cigars, Colognes, Toilet and
Laundry Soap and a hundred
and one other things kept in
a first-class Drug Store. 1 keen
SAUDEN ?EEQS
of reliable houses constantly on
hand and sell them at reasonable
prices. Yours for mutual benefit,
WHOLESALE UND RETAIL DBU66IST
?J'.\*.1':';'-'yvv:'/,r.v. ??v? .vo:.wjv.v.fl
1 mS^^'^mctionar y I
Successor (;/'///?
' 'tmbridgctl."
Everybody
should own tins
Dictionary. J*. nil
nwor? nil questions
concerning the lds
tory, spoiling', pro
nunciation, tmtl
meaning of words.
Alfibraryiu |
ItSClf. It also ?
gives llio often ?V- 5
hired Information
5> conccralitgomlnontpotsonsj factsconccrr.- x
'S lag ll:o countries, eitle.'', towns, und nat- <j
h und features of thoglobo; particulars cor.- ?
? CCrnlllgnoted fl?;t il ions persons and place.'; ?
f translation of foreign quotations, ft. i.-i i:>.- ^
; valnalilo In tho kouio, oilice, study, and <J
v Bobooirooiit. fi
? 5T/*JJ Oiig a rent fttnitdnrjl AuthoritS'. j
if lien. h~. ?'. Brewer. JttMlco of r. s. Rnim m ?
r Court, wrllM: "'i'ho International blctlonnrj b
*? dm i-orCeotlon of dUilonarles. I eonmieii I i'. to
$ .?:!'. ;:?>. tin en > ureiit standard inuliorliy."
I -
> O. C. ?torrlRm Co.
\ I'i'lilfslieiv.
5 ,',?)?('/ ',' ?'<'. Mt'ss.
? r 3?lw>?."<vi':."<-M.iirtto.\ INTERN:
J r. >'.lKlJoi uucwut
;'? tdlflOtiA.
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gUT TYPEWRITERS,
g0T MIMEOGRMyIIS,
PHONOGRAPHS,
msr BICYCLES,
WtT SUNDRIES.
Cash or Installments.
New Machines traded for old
ones. A well equipped
Bicycle Repair
SHOP.
Gonzales & Withers,
Columbia, S. C.
W. L. Douglas
CMJ^E* is the best.
<tP& VllwElNOSQUEAKINQ,
$5. CORDOVAN,
FRENCH&. ENAMELLED CALR
*4.$5.5-0 FlNECALF&KANGAROtt
% ?5.5P P0LICE.3 Soles.
*2so.*a.WORKIN0MEN?
extra fine. ,15>
*2.*I75BOYSSCHOOL$HOES.
?LADIES*
sSENO FOR CATALOGUE
W IL? DOUGLAS,
BROCKTON, MASS.
iu enn save money by purchasing- w. L.
Donulim Klioen,
Because, we are Hie largest manufacturers of
advertised shoes In the world, and guarantee
tlhc value by Stamping the name and price on
tile bottom, which protects you against high
prices and the middleman's profits. Our shoes
count custom work in style, easy fitting and
WStariug cptnlities. Wc have them sold every
where at lower prlcc9 for the value Riven than
amttehcr make. Take no substitute. If your
iena cannot supply you, wc can. Solo by
J5$j" For sale by
/ The Laurbns Cash Co.
Time Table of P? lt. \ \}\ 0. & S. A. h.
, GOINO south.
Lv Laurens, P R & W C, 11 50 A M
Arrive Greenwood, <> A L, 2 41 P M
" Abbovil'e, " 8 11 P M
" Elberton, " 4 08 1? M
" Athens, " 5 08 P M
" Atlanta, " 7 45 P M
ooiNd NORTH.
Lravo Atlanta, 8 A L. 7 20 A M
Arrive Athens, " 10 00 A M
" Elberton, " 11 0(5 A M
" Abbeville, " 12 is i? M
" Greonw'd," 12 46 PM
" Laurens, 1? R Sc W 0, 8 40 P M
Train No. 40 on P. It. & W. C, leav
ing horo at 8.10 P. M., makoH close con
nection at Greenwood with North bound
vostibulo?
riving Clinton II 12 P M
" Chester 12 28 P M
" Monruo 1 .r,0 A M
" Southern Pines 4 20 A M
" Italeigb 6 80 A M
Richmond 11 45 A M
" VViiBhington 3 40 P M
" Baltimore 4 51 P M
" Phl1?de1phia 7 13 P M
" Now York . ? 05 P M
This train runs solid with Pullman
R?ttelt Bleeping Cars and Pullman Ruf
and Parlor Cars botweon Washington
fett Now York ; Parlor Car, Weldon and
Portsmouth.
V. O. Smith, Jno. ?. WiNsi.ien,
TrtUDc Manager. Gon'l Man'g*
II. M. R. Glovbb, J. N. Wkioht,
D. P. A. 8. P. A.
Better Crops
result from use of fertilizers rich in potash. Most fertilizers sold
do not contain
Sufficient Potash
to insure the best results, The results of the latest inventions
of the use and abuse of potash are told in our books.
They arc sent free. It will Cojt you
dollars.
you nothing u> road them, and they will save you
GERMAN KALI WORKS. 93 Nassau Street. NcwYwk,
COST Sfll^.
Will move Jan. ist. to A. II. Martin's Store. Until then will
sell entire Slock of
iflap?vfijpe^aaft Stoves
at actual cost. Come and see what Hardware cost and how you
have been cheated in past.
GEO. H. BO YD.
Furniture, Carpeting, Oil Cloth, Matting, Glass,
China, Crockery, Tin Ware, Stoves, and
Lots of Other The Bigs.
S. H. & E. H. Wilkes & CO.
gim&~ Minter's New Building,
G
lenn Cptangs Hotel,
This Favorite Resort for Health and Pleasure
is now Open to Visitors. For Hales
of Hoard a)>))iii to
SIMPSON c5' SIMPSON.
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Dyspepsia, Liver Complaint, Chronic Hoptalitis, Jaundice, Torpor ol
Liver, and general debility following upon malarial diseases.
Dropsy, Diarrhoen, 1 )ysentery, Constipation, llcmoi rhoids,
Uterine, Renal and Cystic Diseases, IK-amatuiia
and Catamanial derangements.
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PAUL SIMPSON, Glenn Springs, S. C.