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Boots, Shoes Hats, Caps, &c.

N E. DORSEY has just retufned from the
q Northern Msnufactorie& With the largest
N ,anst exfrnsixe assortment Of
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Terms.
I'itifiOIi.
no 'S'snSvlS'S'aS,
type Foundry uad Printers Far
hishtn. Warehouse.

kNlE SUBSCRIBERS have opened
NEW TYPE FOUNDRY "a the
el'y Of New York, where they arc ready 10 sup
Ply order. 10 any extent Tor any kind Of JOB or
iAN1l Type, aud every article necessary tor
Pnnilug dice.
lHe Type, which arc cast IN new monlds, from
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Fnhtiag Presses furnished, and also Steam I'm.
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car Prcsses 10 do light work.
Editors VI newspapers, who will buy three
'inos as much type thor bills amount to, may
give The above FIX months insertion IN thor pa.
P'''a nd send their papers containing II to hu
ilbscrIbcrs
COCkCROFr & OVEREND, GS Ann 81
October s, 1915 52-6m
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COOPERATION OF THE WIFE.

There is much good sense and truth 10
the remark Of modern writer, that no man
ever prospered IN the world without the co
operation Of his wife, Ii she uniIes in mu.
tual sndeavors Qr rewards his labor With an
eudearing smile, with what confidence will
he resort to his merchandise or his farm {;
fly over lands, sail upon the seas, NEE, diff.
ticuly, and encounter danger, if he knows
he is not spending his strength in vain, bu;
that his labor will be rewarded by the sweets
of home.
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II o r II IL y.
From the Saturday Courier.
I TU Mn SUNLIGHT.

rom lHe SaluT8ly tourltf
AuTU Mn SUNLIGHT.
There's sunlight on the valley streams,
Sunlight on .as moor
Sunlight, golden sunlight beams,
The golden country Ger
And yet, II falls unwelcomed By
Life, thrift, or cheerful sound
There's not swallow IN the sky,
Or ilo~eret on the ground;
Our very fields have lost there green,
Our garden buds their bloom.
And woods aud groves sre frowuing in
Almost funeral gloom.
Yet lovingly DER al il plays,
Like sunlight Of long tuunicr dlys.
How dear blessing yet, how grave
A monitor il seems
We almost doom Gods angels have
A place whcre'ef j, CLEANS.
To ne, lis even III my path,
\ messenger endowed
With speech and mission. sweet, a. Asth
lie " bow upon the cloud"
And a hen puout forest gurlands die,
And. mirrcd BY blgbi and rlst,
Cor very gtrien treasures 10
Neglected. IN the dust
on, Il j. good TO looA upon
Tie g!oty of ihe autumn sun.
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TO PRINTERS.

HStiE Subscriber has for sale, at his
II place . miles East OF Raleigh, one
ront Of SMALL PICA, 30l lbs. which has been
some tine IN use, though not much worn. The
ouWemo Count Reports Tor loIj were printed on
,n'' letter, and 1t has not been used since THIS
ioh' will be sold Tor SOS, Cash, including cases.
Also, Jbu lbs. LONG PRIMER on Small Pea
oooy' TINS Font is nearly new, and will be sold
~ wv Including cases Any person. who takes
Oo'h Fonts, can have them ,of $3.50, Cash, or ne.
sootbe paper at the Bank of the State.
T. LORlNG,
Nay ~. 1916 IS
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4 NLW VOLUME
or
TER WEEKLY MIRROR
WlLL CoNAENCE
The Eirsf Wcck i'm April,

wHj HEN some important Improvements vii
w be MADE ia rs character and appearance.
K .alhc determination OF the proprietor " make
ii. ton The dase OF the AEw VOLUME, The very
Btsr LivGaARY JouRNAL IL ANuucA, and 10 cat.
r, out the plan, pans or expense VIII DC sPat'
81. The Begging system, 50 much 10 VOC ne with
some OF The pefUaiCais OF thc day, viii not be re-
!isd on IA lne editorial department OF the AK"
\ oEN MtERoR, aud what the editor aud hls as,
slslau,s clunat produce themselves, authors OF
real talent aud genius vii be hbcraiiy pad for
writing We shall be able 10 give cop,ous Ok
EIGN aud BONES nc CORRESPONDENCE
Of lHc very highest character and style, with t.
NfGtNAi. IALt.S aud ESSAYS hot surpassed
by any other journal
MIR. NILLlS'o ENGAGEMENT 10 contrib
ute Two AErtcLgs each week stl exists, shd " III
continue during the next volume,
Ihe Elegant Quafto Form OF the Mttor' VIII
bind 90 IN Two Handsome Volumes at The end
Of the ear, well worth preserving as faithful ana
spirited Literary Records Of the lime II VIII be
handsomely printed GA Inc paper manufactured
lor the express purpose, aud VIII be forwarded by
the earliest mails, N strong Wrappers, TO every
part ol the Untcd States aud Canada F0Sids
ire within lhuty miles OF New York
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r. J. HOLT0N,
EDITOR, PROPRIETOR i PUBLISHER
TEIS MS

TERMS
TWO DOLLARS AND Fifty CENTS il mol
paid in adpgnee. THREE DOLLARS u mol
tstd irithia si1 asaths and THREE DOL
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS 4 NOT pad On.
a. after the aspiration Of The yslr. No paPe,
diseoafiaasd HAtil all arrepogss are pad, a..
erpt Of The optica 81 he Editor.
L. Advertisements inserted at One Dollqr PEI
square, tl6 lines o. less, his sized igps,} The
.Grst assertion. and IS cents for each eosfiHn.
aace Count adceIiisemsafs and Met,f's Sai,s
eAargca % per cent. hlgleri and deduction Of
93i gef eeaL sH be made from the regular rri.
sa, Jor a ips,nssrs BY ne ysar. Adrernsehs nfs
iasefted monthly or quarterly 81 PER sqaere jOr
each time, Ssmi.m0aiAiy Is coats pr squire
fsr each time.
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A Frenchman, who proposed 10 establish
a school IN New Orleans, having heard tina,
a high school would be mos, respectfully
pa.ronlzed. took a room in the garre, Of a
four story house.
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CENTS A LEGAL. TENDER.

Ia u case recently before the Appeal
Court, il Baltimore, the question arose
whether cents were legal tender in the
payment Of large sum of money, and
Judge Pursiauce decided that where the
tender was in all other respects legal, 40
matter what might be the amount, the ten
der Of cents bearing the impress OF the U.
nlted Suites CON, was legal.
"What is the chief use OF bread !" ask.
ed an examiner al o recent school exhIbi.
ton.
The chief use of bread ?" answered the
urchln INTERCEPTED, apparently astonshed
a! The simplicity Of the inquirer, the chief
use Of bread Is TO spread butter aud molss,
ses on It,"
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aid, 10 ii. FULLER, corner Ann, aud Nassau
IGeols, New York.
Cosniac Brandy
For medical purposes. lor sale by tue bottle
4. J. HoLTON.
April 3. 1916.
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TnE NV YORK WELkLY MIRROR.
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v iiicgar

Vinegar
For sale by the subscriber, Also RICE.
Il, J. IloLrON.
April 9, 1916.
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Gr0Cery and Confectionery
@turg,

where he Intends keeping nearly every article per
taiuing 10 the businsss, should his eneourag cement
warrant A. lie has NJ" on hand The following
articles, VIZ.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-05
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT,
IN COMMON PLEAS.
C. WISE, who has been arrested.

a C. WISE, who has been arrested, and
IA is now confined within the bounds oi
the Jail Of Edgefeld District, by virtue ol a
writ orcapias ad satislaciendum. at the suit ol
Charles Lamar, having filed his petition with
schedule on oath. fhis whole estate and ell
fectsp with the purpose ofobtaining the benefit
of tie Acts of the General Assembly, common.
ly called The Insolvent Debtors Act. Public
notice is hereby given, That the petition of
the said A. e. Wise, willie heard and consid'
cred in the Court Of Common Pleas. foi Edge
field District, at Edgefeld Court House. OIL The
day Of October next, or on such other
day as The Court may order during the term,
commencing on the first Monday IN October
next, at said place, and all the creditors Of the
said e. A, WISE, are hereby summoned, per.
sonally, or by attorney, then aud there, in said
Court, 10 show cause, if any they can, why
the benefit of the Acts aforesaid, should not be
granted TO the said A. c Wise. upon his exc
cntins the assignment required by the Acts
aforesaid.
THOS. G. BACON. Clcrk.
Clerks Office, June 22d, 1916.
July 13t %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-05
TA Fact worth Knowing

A gentleman OF a scrOiulOus habit, became al
fecled with Uceralions of the Throat and Nose,
and a disagreeablc and troublesome disease Of
the skin. Indeed his whole system bore the
marks of being saturated with disease. One
hand and wrist were SO much affected that he
had lost the use Of the hand, every part heing
covered with deep, painful, and offensive w.
GERS, and his hand aud wrist were as hollow
and porous as a huneyconlb. 1t was at this
stage Of his complaint, when death appeared
inevitable from lua,IIsome disease. that he
commenced the use of JAYSE's ALrERArrvE,
and having taken sixteen bottles, is now PER-
FEcTLY cnred.--PuJL;r Ledger.
The ALTERATINE operates through the
circulation and purifes the blood and eradi
Gates diseases from the system, wherever local-
ed; and the numerous cures il has performed
in diseases ofthe Skin, Cancer, Scrolula, Col
tire, Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia. and other
Chronic diseases is truly astonishing.
Prepared only by DR.. D. JAYNE, No. 8
South Third street, Philadelphia.
R. S. ROBERTS, sole Agent, at EdgeGeld
c. H., South Carolina.
Be,oarc Of Counte!teas!
July 30 81 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-05

HB FAD! READM READ m-lIaving used
EA HEWES' NERVE and BONE LINZ
MENT, prepared by JOSEPH T. ROWLAND,
can certify to its good effects. A Troublesome
rheumatic affection in my right shoulder Of
three years standing, was by few applica.
tions thoroughly cured. Fifteen months have
elapsed since ITS rse, without recurrence Of
the complaint. Several relatives or friends to
whom recommended it, have also received
great benefits from its use. A general know.
ledge ofi,s virtues would be The source Of the
aleyiaton of much pain and inconvenience.
With this object in view, 1 have WITHOUT So
LIcIrArIoN authorized Mr.. Rowland TO make
use of this testimonial as he may think proper.
gHOS. J. HUUPT;
201 North Sixth.strees.
Sold wholesale and retail by
JOSEPH T. ROWLAND.
No. 376 Market street, Philadelphia.
R. S. ROBERTS, Agent, Edgcfrld c. H.,
SC.
July 20 St 81
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

- IN THE CO.NMON PLEAS.
HiALEB BROADWATER, and ID. NJ.
" BROAD y ArER. who have been ar.
rested and ar, now confined within the buun'is
orthe Jail of Edgriield District, by virtue Of i
writ of capills ad satisIacIemdnm u, the sui, of
Goodc g. Lyon, having filed their petition with
Il schedule on oath, OF their whole estate aud
effects with the purpose OF Obtaining the beme.
fits of the act Of the General Assembly com.
monty called the lu.olvent Debtors Acts
Public Notice is hereby given that The petition
of the said Caleb Bruadwatrr and DIM Broad
water will he heard and considered IN the oi.rt
of Common Pleas for Edgrtield District at
Edgeiield Court House, on the day Of
October next. or on such other day as ;he Court
may order during the term. commencing on
the first Monday III October nexl, AT sand place,
and all the creditors of the said Caleb Broad
water and D. VI. Broadwater, are hereby sum.
moned personally, or by attorney. then and
there in said Court, 10 show cause. if ally they
can. why the benefits of the Acts aforesaid,
ahonld not be granted to the said Caleb Broatl-
water, and ID. NJ. Broadwalcr. upon their ex.
ccutns the assignment required by The Acts
aforesaid.
THOS. G. BACON, Clcrk.
Clerk Ollire, June 22ud, 1876
July ] I3t 23
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-05
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN COMMON PLEAS e.

n EVILS 7. WIGFALL who is now
- lnIhe custody oflhe Sheriff of Edge
held District, by virtue of two Wrils Of
Capias od Satisfaciendum, a, the suits of
VIM. J. Simkins. and S. Christie and w.
Burt, having filed bis petition with
schedule on oath. of his whole Estate aud
effects. with the purpose of obtaining the
benefits of the Acts of the General As
sembly. commonly called the Insolvenr
Debtors Acts. Public Notice is hereby
given thai the Petition of the said Lewis
t. Wiglall will be heard aud considered
in the Cour, Of Common Pleas al Edge
field Court House, on the First Monday
IN October merit. or on such other day as
the Court may order during the time, COM
mencing on the first Monday in October
next, at said place, and all the creditors of
the said Lewis T.rWigfall are hereby slm-
moued, personally, or by Attorney. then
and there in said Court 10 show cause. if
any they can, why the benef, Of the Acts
aforesaid should not be granted TO the said
Lewis I. WigfaIl, upon his executing tho
assignment required by the Acts as afore-
said. ~ i6sgla -, "a.
THos. G. BACON, C. C.P.
Clerks Office, July 8 l3t "a
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-05
A MOTHER CASE or NEURALGIA

A MOTHER CASE or NEURALGIA
IA CURED By Rotoaad's Magic Lotion
MIR: j.. L. 'RowAND:. Sir,-Several weeks
iiince. d daughter Of mine about nine years old,
was attacked with the niosl excrnciating pains
in het hands, limbs and 'varioug paris. Of the
Rody. For several days sho was almost. frantic
from pain, uierins cries and shrieks continual
w.! a bnrriing fever coming omit seemed al
most impossible that she e6nld tt5e. When
i'm this copditiou and not having closed her
eyes for So hours, a friend ofgotrs called aud
applied your celebrated MAGIC LOTION,
and iuless than Jf0e minutes Rs pain uas en'
tireiy fcmousd :! A few hours aller, the pains
returned in some measure, but yielded as at
first, ai,nos! Instantly to the Lotion; and con
trnry to my expectations, my child recovered,
aud is now in good health. Yours truly.
'si MARY YOUNG.
Marriott's Lane, below Queen, between
Fifth and Sixth-street, Philadelphia.
Philadelphia, March 26lbs1Sa6.
RowAND's MAGIC LoTIoN prepared solely
by Joseph T. Rowand 376 Market street, and
sold by him wholesale and retail.
R. s. ROBERTS. Agent, Edgefeld c. H.,
S. C.
Price so cents per bottle.
July % 81 26
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State of South Carolina,
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN COMlION PLEAS

ENUGH A. NIXON, who his been arrested
E E and is now confined within the bounds
of the Jail Of EdgeGcld District. by virtue Of
several wrts of capins ad salisiaciendum, at
the suits Of Bcn w. Belts, Bland g. Butler.
and John Bauskett, scveralIy, having filed his
petition, with schedule upon oath, of his
whole estate and effects, with the purpose Of
obtaining The benefit of the Acts oflhe General
Assembly, commonly called The Ins"lveut Deb
tors Acts. Public Notice IS hereby given
that the petition OF The said Hugh A. Nixon
will be heard and considered in the Court Of
Common Pleas, for Edsetield District, at
Edgefed Court House. on the day Of
October next, or on such other day az The Court
may order during the term, commencing on
the first Monday in October next. AT said place
and all the creditors Of the said Hugh i. Nix
on, are hereby summoned, personally. or by
attorney, then and there in said Count to show
cause, if any they can. why the benefit Of the
Acts aforesaid, should not be granrrd 10 the
said Hugh A. Nixon, npon his executing the
assignment required by the Acts aforesaid.
THOS. G. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office. June 22d, 1916.
July l 13t 23
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-05
HR.L. eBEFFERSa
General Agent and Commission
M o., sr II Hr.., r,u

H Merchant, Hamburg, s. e. )
g Till. offers h /; services to his friends and
~ the public, nd he will devote his undivi.
ded attention TO e
SELLING OF COTTON AND FLOUR,
RECEIVING AND FORWARDING .Goops.
Buying GOUdS for Planters or Merchants, or
attend to any business that may be
committed 10 his care.
He embraces this opportunity of rendering
his thanks to his friends for their liberal patron
agr heretofore bestowed, and by industry and
close attention to business he hopes to merit,
and to continue 10 receive the same II shall be
his aim to make all his charges as light as pos
sible, knowing that it will he 10 his interest TO
closely observe the interest of his friends
Liberal advances will be made if required on
produce sent to him for sale or store Cotton
sent to him by Boats, will be received free Of
,ohartagc. All produce sent to him for sale
will be promptly sold on arrival, ifso ordered.
August u If %
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sRO6e,ts,sgE19,lce Current


n a. LBS: best Flour Tor $b
HV Headlys Buonaparte and his mar
,,:,a shalls, 81 rs. ,r-.2 ~
Waddy Thompson's Mexico, 81 5O, -;
Cologne Water, superior quality o25 GEMS
.a,. quart, = al - -
Cobbs Walkers Dictionary, 375 cents,
Towns Spelling Book, Is cents,
Anthon's Latin Prosody; 81 OO,
Watts on the Mind, at 379 cents,
Harris Dental Surgery, SIS so. -
onario Family Bibles, at 81 Is each,
BIake's Biographical Dictionary, $4 SO, large
size, ..s
Best Backing, at cents box,
Factory Stripes at 121 cents yard,
Cotton Osnaburgs at 10 do do
Daily expected-4 hhds. Shoulders of Bacon,
at 81 cents per pound, 80
Sugar, 8, 9, 10, IL, and 12lbs. 10 the dollar,
Double refined and crashed Sugar, 7lbs.5 to
the dollar,
Coffee, 10 and Ibis. TO the dollar,
Family Vinegar, best in The market, rs cents a
gallon,
Daily expected-Fine white Pilot Bread, at
6a cents pound;
Fresh Raisins, at l2t cents pound,
do. in hall boxes, at 81 GA,
Saddle Irons, at 81 cents pound,
Rowand's Tonic Mixture for Fever " Ague,
81 90.
Wistar's Balsam of Wild Cherry, 81 90,
Bulls Sarsaparilla, at 97i cents bottle,
Eppings' Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight
81 bottle,
Carolina Indigo. 62A cents pound,
Madder 25 cents pound, ~,
Table Salt, 81 cents quart, as much as o01es
contain,
Factory Yarn, at 674 cents bundle,
Race Ginger, at l24 cents pound,
EPSON Salts 81 cents pound.
Glauber Salts, cents pound,
Chewing Tobacco, from l2A cents to 37d Cts.
apound. ,o,rnns
Edgefield c. H., 9th July. lS4G.
July 90 u
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-05
State of South Carolina,
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT,
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Robinsons IL Caldwell,


Oliver Simpson.
6LIvER SIMPSON who is now in the
~ custody Of the ShrriiI of Edseiicld Dis.
nic by virtue of the surrender of his Bail, at
the suit of Robnsons a. Caldwell, having filed
his petition, with n schedule on oath, Of his
whole estate and effects with the purpose Of
obtaining the benefits of the Acts Of the Gene
raj Assembly, called the Insolvenl Debtors
Acts. Public Notice is hereby given, That the
petition of,he said Oliver Simpson, will be
heard and considered in the Court of Common
Pleas, for EdeetieLI District, at rdgeleld Conrt
House, on The day Of ectobcr next, or
on such other day as The Couil may OF der,
during the term commencing on the first Mon.
day in October next, ut said place, aud all the
creditors ofthe said Oliver Simpson are hereby
summoned, personally. or hy attorney, ih"n
and there in said Cnur'. IN show caIi$c. lI any
they can. why the benefit of the Acts aforesaid,
should not he granted to the SAID Oliver Simp-
sou, upon his exccnfing the assignmcnlrcquir.
ed by The Acts aforesaid.
THOS. q. BACON, Clerk.
Clerks Office 29,l June. 1916.
July l3t %
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-05
Dr.. Hrandreth's Pills.
RI E w r s r.,

" lime must be lost by the use of fool
" ish remedies, such as bleeding, or
mercury, for they both only put off the
eVll day 10 make it the more fatal. Even
I'D inflammalory diseases, bleeding never
ought ID be rcsorled 10. for 10 niue cases
out of ten it will take away the power of
nature TO eflec; the cure, even whep aided
by Brandrelhs' Pills. They can take out
the impurities from the blood, bu, alas I!
they cannot put new blood into the body.
this requires time, but they can regenerate
old blood, bal the old blood must be there
ltis al all times easier 10 eradicate mer
curry from the system and restore the mer
curinllzed being 10 full health, than il !,
to effect the restoration of the man WIN
has repeatedly been bled. Bleeding ana
The effecrs of opium are The srealesI an
tasonists the Brandrerh's Pills have to
contend against. Let US. therefore, be
wise, and when sickness ssss;iiIs iIs, alb
stracl the disease out of The Jlood, net the
blood out of the body Which bleeding
does.
Now, Brandrelh's Pills mol only puri
fies The blood, bul they lessen the quan
tity, at the saline time they make the uual
aty better. They only take the worn out
parts from the blood, those which, If re
tanned, would. be source Of disease.-
The good effects which are derived from
Brandrelh's Pills have 70 be felt 10 be
believed The seeds of decay can be
constantly eradicaled by their use, and The
Principle of Life-lhe Blood-s,reng,h-
ened. Thus prolracling vigor of body and
mind to period when we have been ac
customcd 10 see the faltering step and the
enfeebled intellect.
Dr. Brandreth's Principal Office 24l Broad
way N. VI other offices in New York.
UThe genuine only for sale in Edgcted
District, hy r. $. RoBERTs, Edgefed C. H.,
fenrick & Ihaytr Hamburg, j. S. s. d. C..
Smyley Meeting Street. Also, by j. M. VII
t'ams, Aiken, and by at least one agent in ev
cry District in the State. "
Every Agent having the genuine has Ger
ll1cate oi Agency, signed by the Doctor him.
self. Edsefeld C..H H., JULY Is, 1916 81 25
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1846-08-05
July Is
W A Word to Mothers!

Health is one of the best Gifts Of parents to
their children. and without It, all The advan,a.
ges of fortune are but evils IN disguise. Nature
always ddmonshes the parent when aid is re-
qured, lfayoung child cries much, il mus,
br i'll, for il is not capable of being affected by
any ideas. but those Of bodily pain or pleasure
At such times mothers are apt to give their in
fanls cordiaLs, continuing Intoxicating or stupi
flying properties, and though this may answer
their immediate purpose, what is the result!
The children either die in commissions, or live
miserable and unhealthy, pined in their growth
with deblIated s'omachs and palsied nerves.
The food designed by nature for children is so
clearly pointed out, that it is marvellous how
any person eau be mistaken, the breast OF the
mother, or bread and milk for infants is so
clearly adapted TO the delicate state of their
stomachs. that nothing can be substituted equal.
ly nutritious and wholesome. Ii is at the cril-
cal periorl OF tectking," or when the infant is
withdrawn from its mothers breast, in order
to substitute stronger diet, than those fatal
diseases arise which sweep off so many tens of
thousands oil infants annually. Who can esti-
mate the ravages made by "Cholera Infan-
tum 2" And yet there is a specific for it, which
has nercr been knopn 10 fail when applied ac.
ting to the directions. "JAYNE'S CARMIN
ATIVE BALSAM" is a remedy that has re,
stored many langushing babe to the arms of
the delighted mother restoring vigour TO the
system, at the same time that it eradcated the
disease. AS 'men are but children of larger
growth, the same remedy will be found equal.
y efficacious in Cholera Morbus, Nervous or
Sick Headache. and indeed all diseases that
arise from disordered state of the stomach
and bowels.
Sold by R. 9. ROBERTS, Sole Agent, at
Edge6eld Z. H., 8 G.
Bs,rare Of Counterfeits!
July % q e6