The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, July 08, 1884, Image 4
RELIGION, MORALS AND PHILOSOPHY.
Rev. C. C. BROWN, Editor.
MY PRAYER;
If, when I kneel to pray
With eager lips, I say,
**'Lord, give me all tte things I desire,
Health, wealth, fame, friends, brave heart,
religious fire,
The power to sway roy fellow men at will,
And strength fdr mighty work to banish
ill"
In snch a prayer a3 this
The blessing I must miss.
Or if I only dare
To raise this fainting prayer :
"Thon seest, Lord, that I am poor and weak,
And cannot tell what things I ought to seek ;
I. therefore, do Cdt ask at all, but si ill
I trnst thy bounty all my wants to fill,'*
My lips shall thus grow dumb,
The blessing shall not come.
And if I ?jwiy fall,
And thus in faith I call :
^Through Christ, O Lord, I pray thee give to
me
Not what I would, but what seems best to Thee,
Of life} of health, of service, and of strength ;
Until te my full joy I come at length ;' '
v If j prayer shall tuen avail ;
The blessing shall not fail.
-Richardson.
Mr. Bingle^ Old Coat.
'Splendid !' said Mrs. Bingle, pul li og
the collat up and skirt down, and setting
" the pocket saps, as farmer Bingle tried
on bis ne* overcoat "Beal silk-vel?
vet collar.'
^Yes, and snch a piece of cloth ?
Forty-five dollars for the whole thing.'
'Forty-five dollars*!' echoed Sam and
Jim, admiringly.
'Yes. . Seventeen for the tailorin'
and tri m m i D'S a?d twenty-eight for the
cloth. It'll do me till Fin gray.'
'What you gora' to do with- the oid
one. paT asked Jim:
.It's a good coat y?fc;' said Mrs. Bin?
gle. 'Sam'Il be grown into it by two
years more.'
.First-rate coat Bat-I was think
in* some of givin' it io Parson Graves.
You see, it'll go on Ory account for the
year, and 1 won't haft* so much to pay
on his salary.'
Mrs. Bingie oeasnr?cf rf!th ber eye
how much Sam woulf ' hare to grow
i>efbre fitting well into ?he roomy coat,
and decided it might be' ?tr Jeasfr three
years is th?course of which' 'ftirie, added
to the seven daring which if ?neigh t have
been doing doty on Sundays sad great
occasions, it might begin to look old
fashioned, and Sam might cbj?ct- io wear?
ing it, that young gentlc&an having
already begun to develop' ar taste for j (
clothing which came reasonably near j I
fitting him. So it was agreed that
Parson Graves should have' tho old
overcoat.
Accordingly, on the next Saturday,
when tba farmer with his wife was
about to drive into the country'sown, he
-asked at the last auraient :
'Now, where's that coat ?'
.Bless ?ie V cried Mrs. Bingle; Pvc
" been so bnsy ever the butter aad eggs,
if I didn't forget aboutit! Sally, Sally/
she ran ?iotie ?ouse calling to die
girl who helped in the kitchen, 'run up
to the spare chamber and tabs' t?t?.t
overcoat that hangs there, and ES Lie' of
'them papers that lies on the shelf, and
wrrap it np weil and bring it to me'.'
.Sally brottghtit, and the "inge B?ct
Sk lay in Mrs Biag?e'slap as she rode.
'It is a good ?coat,'' ehe observed7, Ifalf
regretfully, soootking with her finger
a corner of the cloth which peeped"
through a hole in the paper, and begau
?revolving in heroaind the possibility ot
barn's :grcw%ig into it in two years.
'Sam won^t^be likely to.get any ready
'bought coat half as good as this.'
'Like as not he won't,* agreed* thur
Tanner, *bnt never mind. It's Siore
blessed to give than to receive, you,
knew/*
The Bingle household awoke the?
next morning with the impression ?b?fc \ I
something of an event was impending j s
in the family, which impression became, .j s
with fail wakefulness, defined into' thc
remembrance that the new overcoat? was
to be wore for the first time on tba*
day. There was, however, no undig?
nified haste nor trifling in the matter.
The morning chores were done, aborn?
ing prayer-cOndvcted with its time-hon?
ored lengthiness, and then the farmer
leisurely shaved himself as usual, air ono
of the windows of the great kitchen;
before saying. In as indiff?rant a voice
as he could command :
'Jim, ron up stairs and get my over?
coat.'
Jim went, tat delayed until his
mother had pnt thc last touches to thc
bow m her bonnet-strings, a process
which was almost invariably interrup?
ted by ber hnsband with remarks' that j
they would be late for church, before
he was heard shouting :
'I can't Sod it.'
'Where are you ?ookin' Y
'tn the closet io your room.'
'It's in the closet in thc spare cnam- j
ber.* called hii father. j
Another long delay, and their* Jim j
came down without it.
'I tell yon its on one of them pegs in
oar closet,' said Mrs. Bingle, -FH go
myself. It's dark, and he can't see,
but it's there, for I put it there my?
self.
'No' said Mr. Bingle, calling after
her, 'it's in the spare chamber closet.
I put it there.'
She was heard stepping briskly from
one room to the other, then back, and
then back again. Theo down thc
stairs, where she stood before them in
sileDce, on bet face blank consternation,
on her arm-the did overcoat !
.When did you hang it there Y
'I don't know-the day after it came
I guess. The old erne always hung
there, so I took it down and hung thc
new one there.'
Mrs. Bingle sank into a chair.
It's gone I
'Gone to Parson Graves !' The boys
stared, open-mouthed, unable at first
fully to take in the calamity.
.But you can get :* pgain,' at length
Jim said, hopefully.
'Of course!* said Sam. 'You can
tel! Parson Graves it was all a mistake,
and it was the old coat you meant for
him, and of course he'll change back.'
But the farmer shook bis bead rue?
fully.
'No, that won't do It's done, and
it can't be uadone,' he said with a
groan. 'Don't one of you never let on
about its bein' a mistake.'
The family and the old coat were
late at church, thus missing the sight j
of the entrance of the new coat, but it lay
over the arm of the little sofa in the
pulpit. Aud farmer Bingle never j
could recall a word of that service j
through which he sat trying io bring I
himself into some friendly recognition
of the fact i hat he had presented his j
minister with a fot?v five dvHir over
u
coat, which He could not hope to Bave
counted at anything near its full value j
on his yearly assessment, for who ever
heard of a country parson having such
a coat ? .
'Don't bc look fine though !" ejacu?
lated Sam, as Mr. Graves came down
the aisle.*
'And don't Mrs. Graves look set
up V said J ?iii. ,
'Euough to make any woman, to
hang on to a piece of cloth like that/
said. Mrs. 'Single.
Mr. Bingle was unhitching his horses
j as Mr. Graves cau?c out of the church
? door, and did not at first raise His eyes
! as he listened to the remarks passing
around.
'Bless me ! What a fine lookin' fel?
low our parson is, anyhow! Where on
earth did he get that coat ?'
'Must have had a fortune left him.'
Mr. BiDgle could not help feeling
that the coat had been well bestowed,
as its wearer came to meet him with
outstretched hands, arid a few quiet,
though very earnest words of acknowl?
edgment of his gift. The coat had fit?
ted the farmer, but there WLS something
more than the mere filling out of good
cloth in the minister's dignified bearing,
and in the scholarly face which appear?
ed above it, something which stirred up a
feeling in many members of the con?
gregation that this servant of the Lord
had not hitherto been clothed in a fash?
ion worthy of his high office.
'That's a shabby old hat to wear with
it/ said one of the village store-keepers".
.I'll see about that before Sunday comes
'round/
As Mr. Bingle felt the grasp of his
pastor's hand, he began almost to be
glad he had given the coat; and then,
as the fact of bis having given it was
whispered about, to feel ashamed of re?
ceiving so much credit for an act which
he never would have thought of per?
forming. For an honest, and really
warm iiature lay under the crust of
parsimonious selfishness which had bar?
iened aver his heart, as it bas, alas !
Dvfer so many, which might overflow in
iceds of kindness to bless those who
bave givon not grudgiogly, but their
whole selves to thc Master's service.
.I feel like aliar; yes Idol' said
Vir. Bingle to his wife, with an energy
silica startled her as they node home.
To have that man shakiu' me by tho
land, and ts.ilan' about my generosity,
tod his wifefs eyes beatnik' up at me,
ind me nor. able to right out and tell
em I'm a gaudgm/ light fisted old
[ tell you what!'-he gave his horses
?ucb a vigorous cut with the whip that
fun abd Sam., on a back backless seat
>f the bod sleigh, nearly weat over
>ackwards io the snow, 'I've got to get
iven with myself somehow, but I dou't
[?now just how, yet.'
It Was astonishing what a commotion
armer ?iugle's* gift created in the par
sh. Not oue ?ye had failed to mark
ho justice dona by Mr. Graves' goodly
igure to thc goodly garment, and with
,u awakening pride at the possession of
uch a fine looking pastor came a desire
o see him thoroughly well equipped.
?Vilich desire found expression in such
. visitation at i he parsonage as had
tcver before been dreamed of Cheap
joods and cast-offs were ignored in the
'encreras supply of winter comforts
rhich each giver made sure should be
u keeping with tue new overcoat, and
he wives ?ind mothers had seen to it
hat Mrs. Graves and the children
hould look fit to walk beside that tailor
uake up piece of c?ofch.
Mr. Bingie had smiled with a light
D his eyes which ?ame up from some
fhere under that broken crust, at the
et of furs which, his wife carried to
Irs. Graves that night. But in the
arly gray of thc winter morning, he,
fith Sam's help unloaded in the back
ard of the parsonage, a firkin of butter,
he same of lard, and six. barrels of his
?est apples, packed for market.
*A good forty-five dollar's worth if
'd carted it half a mile farther/ he
aid to his wife, with a face which
hone as he sat dovra to breakfast.
'And not a soul heard us/ said Sam,
ubbing his hands in great glee.
Wish I could see 5em when they find
uti'
'!Now Fm even/ said the farmer.
And it was the bc* fc day's work I ever
id when ? gavo away that coat by
lisrakc. '-Standard.
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CHAKLESTOX, S. C.
Ladies' and Gentlemen's garments cleaned or dyed. All kinds of piece goods re-dyed to
any color. Lace and crape shawls, table covers, kid gloves, and feathers cleaned and dyed.
?&r GOODS RECEIVED AND RETURNED RY EXPRESS.
Feb 12
F A K 1S\ G R ? S T M ILLS
AND SHELLERS.
OVER 30,000 NOW IN CSE.
Every machine is fully warranted to suit, or
money refunded. Price of Mills, $20 to
S4? ; Shellers, $5. Do not buy a Mill
or Sheller until you have seen our
terms and illustrated circular.
Address, with stamp,
LIVINGSTON & GO., PITTSBURGH. PA.
TERMS.
I have the agency in
this County for the
CELEBRATED
IDEAL BICYCLE,
THE BEST BICYCLE MADE
FOR TUE MONEY.
jC-f?" For particulars, cali
ou uic at thc WATCHMAN AND
SOUTHRON OFFICE, where I
will take pleasure ia exhibit- /
iug the machine. $ .
0. P. OSTE?N.^L^?
?" I?flGK from attack. Endorsed hy tho Icadim? Chemists and Physicians as being tha
-v>: Bast, Cheapest and t-icasanics? ltemcdy known. Tho youngest child
^'?'-^V^"^>< caa take ihasn. Sold by bragsists and ilediciao Dealers, or tv mail.
,Vr?^ PRiCE, TWENTY-FIVE CENTS A BOX.
^ wJ*^^ "WStat tho i5.-<?pr? Say.-MywifeaniLmysclf h?veuse? yo-:r "?iand
V^-^SNJ^S?^ ?rdCnro P?ls" wi?Ufnratsa?s?action. VcMihcipaii?Mofnrlaerfcf?no?'^Ti?ij
MAL? RIA ss Ion..'-* IhoPillsare about.-HACKY J. SHOEMAKKB. T :i y
l ll^^V'^? fc^vn; 1 a.-1 took ?licPiii? according to directions und thev jirov._-d tobo
^.^??^A v V''*1 what w"r'-s n*'^?ed.-EEV. F. J. COCSBAJT, Pastor M. E. Church, sr. ( roorges,
L?*?g -v'4? l,^'^ x j?!-1.-? :.;a well pleased with "Emory's Standard Cure Pcils."' Have
Vx-^''/Z^*V tried th- n on a grwii many caws of different fevers, have i roved gacr?tfffu]
^/.^^r3^v?fc^?;;.:r.g ia uv. ry instance. *'L. y work iii;-.' a charm on Chilis and Fever and aU M.t
^tj'.^C't^^'^Hrial diseases.-3T. J. Oatxxs, H.P., Dallas, Texas.-1 uso veurrem. .?yin
^?S^r : W Bj??my i,r-v,': ;,>" good results.-LOKK>ZO Waxzs, M. P., Pittsfield, Mase.-i
t-5gj^\ - havi; h.miHod your pills for Malaria for the past fonryears with i.-:r; r.-:.f:.-!.
?y ^v?itjessl?t faction than any ether rcnu?v for yamo disease*.-FUKD. .S: HANK. Draegh t,
,CR*FEY RITV. >. J--Vonr ChH! Pills have cured many very stubborn eas. %
^^-^:<ri^s^taiv. -REV. M. F. VAIL, Caledonia Miss.,-1 use them in my practice.-G^o. < >.
KrcKF.n, M. P.. Austin, Texus.-1 usu them in my practice effectually.-J. J. MCLSSOKE, M. P.. Publia,
Texas.-1'our pills are pood, I usc ?uny in my practice-Dc H. T. Dtf?W, S;mlio\ver Landing, Miss.
STANDARD CUItE CO., Proprietors, 107 Pearl Street, New Yorlz.
PAYNE'S IO Horse Spark-Arresting
Portable Eugine has cut 10,000 ft. of Michigan I'iuc
Boards in lo bonn*, bumii:?j slabs iroai tho uaw ia
eijjBt-foot lengths.
>???*-Jana *
Our 10 flem* we ?'iarnrJfe to furnish power to
enw 8.000 fc-t of Hemlock Board* it; Jfi hours. Qvr
15 it'orM ma dit VhWKt fvtt, io s'tie-tin:.-.
O :r Engines ar.-- orAUANTF.XD to
f.;r;:j li a horse-pewer ou '-. le?
fr;rl Mid warcr Chat! any other En
i-ine. not i\'.;<j ] with sn* Automatic
Cut 0:7. If vos: van? a Stationary
or Portable Engine, Boiler. Cirfei:
lar Saw-Mil!, Shafting or Fulieys,
.idler cart e-r Muidart** IT?!-:.;
^Wrought-iron Pulley, send forcer
tlbiMratnl catalogu?. No. f?>r
information and [?rices.
B. W. PAYNE & SONS.
Conting, N. Y. Box M2r
TELEGRAPH OPERATOR'S WONDER?
FUL CURE.
Dnring thc last five years I have been tronbied
greatly with Blood Poisoning. Had sculp sores,
force in my nostrils and earn. I tried everything
known to thc medical fraternity, without relief, by
accident I heard of S. S. S. and commenced tntcing
it, gradually increasing the dose. After taking four
ann a half ho'.?lc.?, an eruption appeared on my face
aud body. Where thc old sores wore t!ic skin all
peeled ott and thc Kores disciiargwl freely for t!:ree.
days or more, after which thev healed nicely, leaving
the fckin smooth. In two weeks I gained twenty t?vc
pounds, and now fed like u new rilan. Three mouths
nave nailed finco I quit taking S. is. jj., and there i*
no symptom of thc di-'ca.-'o remaining. I am certain
that 1 am permanently cured, and th::t S. S. s. :!>.!
it. It staii<i-5 unequaled rv? s remedy, and i.~ .-. !>;.- .
intf totliodu unfortu^ato ca . ? (as l was) W?M will
take it. JNO. S. TAGGART.
Salamanca. N. V.
Remarkable Results.
I have had remarkable soreessAvith Swiff:"* Sp.
cillc ; have cured several cws pcnnanositiy :
very;sliort time. Ono case wa h t ara u >-.v t.
was given np to die. and after using thive !>...: < . .
PO far recovered that I thiuk one more '.?
cure her. The most rimarkauto caso o? :i? -,
lady with mod u'arycancer oftha womb, foi . I
had no l;o|.o whatever. Aftei rising no L?..;;..- i :i:a
eati??ed thc will stn?!? be cured.
J. WYLIE (?libLIAN. M. !\.
Easioys, S. C.
$1000 Reward will be paid to any Cl e:a:s{
who will find, <>n thcaualysis of loo bottles S. S. S" j
ono particle of Mercury, Iodide Potassium, er roo !
mineral substance.
TUE SWIFT SPECIFIC CO..
Drawer 3, ATI..VV.W. HA
I
Write fer a copy of thc little book-free.
P. MOSES. II KM RY J HARRY'. '
LUMBER IN GAR LOAD LOTS:
MOSES & SARBY. j
Oril. rs rr ty! ml ul :>J/?- . nf JJ. JJurLy, \
irf:o hr.: .,?. //. i/.../? "? prices.
* ? ti c* ??ol? boards, square edges and saw
butt', d, seasoned aud on hand.
Also ab: of 5 4xd AL!, ll EA UT FLOOR- !
LNG.
Scantling, Rills, Weatherboarding, l'eue- j
ing, &c, cut to order.
You will save money by giving us a call, I
before purchasing elsewhere.
im~~mirii II I IIIIMIIII laimin III
! THE Ot? RELIABLE STOVER HOUSE.
T. CAMFBSLL.
V- ~^1?8?1?1?? f?l?
. .. ^^^rafe^
142 Mooting Street, Charleston. S. C
Still Holds the Lead ns Dealer ?ic
First Class Cooking Stoves, Heating
Stoves, Ranges nod Grates, Lead
and Iron Pipes, Pumps,
&c . &c., ?fee.
A full liue of Repairs kept for all Stoves wc
sell.
Thc attention of lim people of Sumter und
adjoining Counties io asked.
iSt;nd for prices on anything ia our line.
Dec ll_|_
CHAS. BERBTJSSE.
?! A N CFACTC ?EH OF
Reed and Rattan Chairs,
(?ARDEN FCRMT?S?^
BABY CA1U?AGE3,
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
'270 KI NC STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. G.
Dee ll 1-8
RUBBER STAMPS
MAME STAMPS FOR MARKING CLOTHING
i with jinlcliiblc ink, or fur printing vi.-itiiicr
cardi. and
STAMPS OF ANY KIXI>
?or stamping Ul: SINKS S CARDS, BXVS?.
OPES ?r anything else. Specimens ?'!' various
stylos i?ii hand, which wi'IV. fh??wn i>h:> pies.*
ure. Thc LOWEST PRICKS possible, and
orders lilied promptly.
CH on C. P. OS !'!'hN\
At ttlVi'-.f r:i-?T: :K'.I ; t 11 I c<\
pfjX TV'"' *'?C corking ch'ss. Sc:..'. Le <vtu.
UL'xlU?br posiage.and we will mail you free
;i royal, valuable box of ?ampio goods iii;: 1 will ;
put you ;:i thc way of making more money in
a few days than yon ever thought possible at '.
any business. Capital not ret-uiied. We will
start you. Yon can wink ail the time or in
spare time only. Thc work :.. universal'.*
adapted to both sexes, young and old. You
can easily earn from 50 cents t.i S? every cv?- ,
nitig. That all who want to work-may tost j
:he business, we make this unparalleled oSer: j
:.*;ii? who are not weHsatishVd we will sendai ;
io pay for the trouble of writingt:s. Full par- ?
ticulars, directions, etc.. sent free. Fortunes
will be made by those who . ice their whole ;
lime to the work. Great success absolutely j
sure. Don't delay. Start-now. Address !
STIMSON Si HQ . Portland, Maine.
ONLY GO CENTS.
rp l ! K T B >1 P ER A JVCE WOR KER,!
enlarged and improved, adopted as thc i
fj?li?-i.tl Organ of the Good Templars. Sons of j
Temperance and Women's Christian Temper- ;
ance Union cf South Carolina, managed by :
an ablf corps ^>t editors representing each ol ;
the above organizations, is published semi?
monthly at only GO cents a vear. Agents
wanted in everv tour.. Sample copies free.
Address THE TEMPERANCE WORKER,
Jan 2'J Columbia, S. C.
W?LBERN & PIEPER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND DEALERS IS
Provlsioas, Lisa Toteo, k|
1 GT a?id 1 6O J??s/- ,
C?TAULES?ON, S. 0.
Dec. 2 0
Es-A. IE?. !0 ES 3NT ES
-ou
LARD SUBSTITUTE.
T TN DER TUE BRAND OF LARDENE
\_J we offer aa Oil refined expressly {'or our
trade from Selected Cotton Seed, and which
wc- guarantee tree from Acids, Alkalies or
Adulterants cfauy kind.
LARDENE is a perfectly pure Vegetable
Oil. aral can be used in place of Uutter for
Cakes and Pastry, in place of Lard for all
Culinary purposes, and in place of Olive Oil
for Salads. A trial will insure its constant
use and prove a great saving to housekeepers.
Where directions are followed we guarantee
satisfaction in every instance.
WM. M. BIRD & CO.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.,
DEALERS IN
OILS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Feb 12_5_
CHAS. C. LESLIE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FISH, LOBSTERS, TERRAPINS,
GAME. TURTLES, OYSTERS,
?fcc. ?fcc. ?fcc.
Stalls Nos. 1 and 2 Fish Market,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Raving made large additions to my busi?
ness, I am prepared to furnish Fish, Game,
&c, at short notice.
All Orders Promptly ?ttcade? So.
Terms dalt, or City Acceptance.
Julv 24
THE AiMAR HOUSE,
CORNKU OF
Yan derb orst and King Sta
HAVING BESS LEASED BY
l^l^ss Heriot
(Formerly of 100 Meeting-St,)
?S NOW OPEN fur tli* accommodation of
Boarders. Parties visiting Charleston wi.l
find this House conv?K?cti<-ly s?rnr.t?jd fbr busi
rie.-s. and directly on tLe ?inc of Street Kall'??.?.
Terms, per day, $! 50.
Fob 16
S. B. TK0M?S, Agt.
No. ?10 KING STREET,
Ojiposite Liberty,
?l?l mm ?CM ?flM??,
LAC li CURTAINS,
CCRNiCES AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS. !
WIN DOV?' AWNINGS MAD;-: TO ORDER.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Dec 1 i 0
~? BARNES'
jfi-'l?) Patent Foot and Sfcaui
ffi J^^i, J ^oWcr M ?eh hu-ry. Complete
\fh^??^rM?\ ??u?Sts for Actual W??rk?sh??p
jw Business. Lu t ;:?.-s for W?>??j
I cr Metal. Circular Saws,
f Scroll Saws. Y^tmers, Mor?
risers, Tcho?ers, etc., etc.
Machines eta trial if desired,
seriptive Catalocue :??>.! Prier- l.i-r Free.
\V. F. & J02?N CARNIES,
Kn.21 lo* Main St. RI-CKP'?BI). III.
FOUTZ'S
KOSSS Ai'tD GATTtt POWDERS
N'o I?11K.S-: v.-;;; nr iVt.?*, ?..-T? or L: N:: FrvF". if
}?'.. i's I'.??VtJiTs .!:.. i:.-. '. -ti
t-V.ifci's Pow |.?rs will ..:!;.- au:i : r?v< ::t Ii? I><>:.VI:A.
Foiitz's i'.n'.'ij.-rs w"! |iwvi?; li.'.f?s ;s
Fontz's I*??w:l.-?rs wit! iv. rv.-...- rh?- i;r.-?uiry 0: I????C
nni :Tfv:i twenty ; . r i < :t:.. :-.TI : :iu;kc* :'.!.-l'..:vr ra.u
;i!!'? .-wv- t.
tv.ytz's !Vvr??rrs wilt cur?* or :.:?>.%..!.? Almost irtxuY
DisK.isK tc. which "??rsysan<t I'K'UI- :.tv .u
FocGi's j <...<. r.rx* ?ilL.?.:v:: ::.'.4?;.-ii::u.v
Sold very wi..-iv.
DAVID 2. F0UT3. Proixiewr,
BALTIMORE, xr.
Obtained, and f.il business ia the I*.S. Paten !
Oilice. attended io for OPERATE FEES. !
Our'oliice isoi'positetheU. S. Pauat OScc, j
and we catt obtain :.-ate:i:s ir- less tit?? than
those remove -Von* WASHINGTON.
S-?a.i O DEL Oil DR A WING. We advise j
as to patentability free of chaste; and we !
makeNOCtiARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN :
PATENT. < j
Wu refer, here. ??- the Fostnnister, the Supt. ;
of'Money. Order Div., and to officials ot the {
I*. S. Patent Oilice. For circular, advice, j
terms and reference to aciuai chents ia VOUJ ?
own Slate, or couutv address
* CL A. SNOW & CO..
Opposite Patent Otlicc. Washington, D. C
or EvtsY STsro CTZ$?ET. EVSH.
Rifles, shot <?:w?-. Revolvers, Axr-muni- j
lion, Fishing T.->rkM . Steines? Xets,
!.?.'.t.. ?l."w.<*rs, ski?v.*?,
Hn?M(KOC?k$f etc
inTfr?? ?lln.atrr;?f"d Catn.loK*ic FREE.
?REAT WESTERN GUN WORKS, !
j>XTTSI>XrR4x2I. 7' t.
v- -V fiTmm TO??D nwiT
: r Pi ?J?iiX .? V.??K li ft fl i
.--?ii .A^-'V^ BONE MEAL AND OYS- j
^.rv.7*.^- ? TER SHELLS in the Frank .
Wilson Pat. S:> ?land Mill.'j
Also grinds corn and IM?". Illustrated Cir?
culars and Testimonials sent on application, i
Address WILSON BU<?S . Easton. Pa. j
"'STANDARD 1
L?UISIlY WIM.
Preserves Linen, gives a beau- j
tiftil llnish, prevents the ?
iron from sticking,
saves labor. ;
5 CENTS A CAKE. !
ASK yOVi] STOREKEEPER FOR ?T. ;
MADE BY
STAHH?B9 OIL CO., j
Cleveland, Ohio.
REMEDY!
SEITHER MYSTICAL KOR l?D!?? BOT SCIE*
TIFIO ARD SPECIFIC. &
A REMEDY of over twenty-five yenn stxaxd'avj.
A EENEDY m/rt popular at home, and whore
best k nown. ?Ada oft otbx remedie* of it?, kind.
A KEMKDVT endorsed by ih-j best Physicians
and Drcffrists at its borne.
A HEXED? that Mr. C. W. ONoilt, Goodwater,
Ala., says raised his wife from an invalid's bea.
and be *t>elieves W"i her life.
A REMEDY of which A .prominent Atlanta
merchant said, .* I would ha?? gi von c">00 as soon
as I would a nickle fondue two bottles of your
medicine did for my daughter." .
A REMEDY in regard to which S J. Gassed!?;
M. IX. Druggist of Xhoa?wiilej Ca.. say?\j%.
can. recall instances ia which il afforded rdiej
aftff all Hw. ww? reawdi?? kn>t fuL'm
A iiriME?i Y about which Dr. R. JJ. Ferrell, La-.
Grange, Ga., writes: "I haw used for the hist 20
years the medicine you are ?Kitting up and
consider it the best, combination ever gotten
together for the diseases for v/hich it is rccoia
. mended.
A REMEDY of which Dr. Joe! Brannan*. Atlan?
ta, said: "Ihaxe examined the recipe, and have nd
hesitation In advising its usc, and confidently
recommend iL"
A REMEDY which the Rev. IT. R. Johnson^
near Marietta. Ga., says be h>is used in hi* fara.
iiy with the "utmost satisfaction" Had r<?-<>m
mended it to three familia* "who found it lo ??a
j nst wha t i t is reo > mmended. " ? ?? -
ft. REMEDY of which Pemberton,. Tvorson. $
Denison say: "We have been selling it Jb? manjr
years, with"constantly increasing sates. The ar?
ticle Ls a staple with us, and one of n Wa/? vtertC*.
A REMEDY of which Lamar, Bankin A Lamar
sav: " e sold 50 gross in four mouths, and never
sold it in any olace but what it w?s wanted again.'*
A REMEDY by whicli Dr. Baugh, of LaGrange?
Ga., says: **Icured one of the m??.-t obstinate,
cases of VICARIOUS MESSTRUATIOX that ever
came within m v knowledge, with a few bottle?.'*
A. REMEDY of which Dr J. C Russ, Notasulga
Ala., saes: Im fully convinced tliat it U na
rivaled for that class of diseases which it eiaiiaa
to cure."
ft REMEDY about which Maj. John C. Whitnerj
of Atlanta, well and favorably known all over
the United States as a General Insurance Agent;
says: **I used this remedy before the war on a
large plantation on a groat number of caries;
.olxeav* with absolute suecers." . ?
ft REMEDY alK>ut which Mr. J. "W. Prrange, cl
Cartersville, Ga., certifie* .that ono bottle cured
two members of his family of menstrual irr?gu?
larit? of many vears sta?ding.
A REMEDY that is CHEAPua Tn.?:? ure OTHES
>:EO:C:N'EO? ??S kindin tho world* be?? l OR
2 BOTTLES WILL CCJ?E TEE MOST OBSTINATE CASK.
Tnrs Gfl?AT POPULAR REMEDY ISBnAMTCWS
?EXALE ilEOU?.ATuR. (Woman's l?cst Frieui'. ? ?'.-c
sale by all Druggists. Price : SmaLi. size I-- et;: *
Large ?ze ?i.">0.
Sole ?T-nrictor sad M&bnfac&ri>r
J. BBADITIKLI).
Ko. ICS S. Pryor?iroef. %r:
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HOW LOST, HOW RESTORED!
.lust published. ? n<w e.lirion of Dr. CUL?
VERWELL'S ?KLKuHATED ESSAY on the
radical cure ?>f Spermatwrrheoa or Sentinal weak,
ucs*. Ir.vuiuntury Seminal Losses, Impotency,
Mental and Physical Incapacity, Impediments
ti? Marriage, etc.; also. Consumption, Epilepsy
a:".d Hts, induced by self-indulgence or sexual
extravagance, ?te.
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Kssay, clearly demonstrates, from a thirty years*
successful practice, that the alarming coos?- j
quinces of self-abuse may bc radically cured;
pointing out a mode of cure at .-nee certain and*
effectual, hy which every sufferer, no matty?N
what his condition may be, Hjay cure bims(
cheaply, privately and radically.
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SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEDS!
.- *
KOW N. not in the short Summers of the
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hundred miles, btu grown on the fertile hills
jf our own SUNN V SOUTH, and of course'
adapted to our soil and climate. I want *
gardeners and Planters, to try a few of my
SEEDS, by way of experiment. Catalogue
Di varieties and prices sent on application,
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