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TIE CHINESE WAR,

The i.tGlish and French have again renewed
the war with China, and for this no iustifaLlc
ca'',e las h'"n assigned. The occasion of the
i.,. los'iiitics was simply one Of ratifving
treaty, or rather Of eXchan:,ing the formal acts
i the Em:si@h AID Frcl,:.. Governments, by
which the lat! :rc:I : was ratified. And for
,i.i* pm pose it does not scc.l TO have been nee
essary that the English and French Embassa
"ors should go to Pckin for the exchange Of
the acts of ratification coulI have been made
Just as well at Shanchae, or even at Cantcn
But admitting that hy The terms Of the late
treaty the great contracting powers were al
lowed to send ambassadors even to Pekin, this
did not justify the English and French in tn
king with thcm n considerable armament
amounting to upwards Of twenty five armed
vessels. There is no doubt that the British
and French, aid other cnv0ys, could have
gone to Pekin in peaceful way, and by such
route as the Imperial Government indicated
for the purpole of exchanging rstitications Of
the treaties already made; but it is not proba-
bile that the Chinese Commissioners ever gave
their consent to the introduction Of an armed
fleet into their waters, in the intcripr of the
country. The conduct Of the ambassadors
seems 10 have been precipltate in the extreme.
Upon their arrival ut the principal mouth
of the Pciho, and being informed that at the
more northern I,outh Of the river q high off
Ger was waiting to conduct them TO the capital,
they should at least have made an attempt to
ascertain its truth before forcing the river.
Our own journals are generally very severe
upon the course Of our Minister, WARD and
Commodore IATSAIA, as violating our neutral
iy in China, and some surprise has been felt
at the approval Of their conduct by our Gov
crnment. Our minister, ly being present with
the British attacking squadron, and by per-
mitting Commodore TArSAlL to aid in bringing
up the British reinforcements seems plainly
to have transcribed lis duty. under the inter
national law.
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TEE REV. MIR. HoYT.

We extract from the Telescope, the following
notice of the late action Of the South Carolina
Presbytery in regard to the call Of the lst Pres.
bytcrian Church of Louisville, KY, for the pas
koral services of the Rev. Tuos. A. HoYr, Of
our Tiliage1 =.
The South Carolina Presbytery, on Saturday
the lst inst, placed in tue hands of Mr. Hoyt, q
call from the lst Presbyterian Church in
Louisville. KY, which was by him accept
ed. The connection between him and the
congregation Of Upper Long Cane was dis.
solved, and certiaeate, to connect him.
sek 9th the Presby,ery of Louisvile was
ordered 10 be fuEnished.. An earnest effort
washaads by the good people of Upper Long
Cana to retain the seryices of their worthy
and believed Pastor. hut lie felt himself called
in ptoyidesee toLouissiile, and conscience
bonnd him t. obey the call. He viii leave
with the regrets and good wishes Of, many
friends. We trust he will receive areaI,
Chrystian. Kentucky welcome in Louisville,
that,hs lite pay be prolonged for many years.
and tbas hs sinGuohos dor GOOD may be felt md
PlQdk Ifo@iFi s.'. .f4- '.st-
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H z MI Z M z A T.

MARRIED, on the 10 inst. by Rev. Joel W.
Co. Florion, to hiss ELLA WATERS of All.
bevlle Dist.
MARRIED. on the Goth ult.. by Rev. Tola.
yer Robertson, Mn. BURWELL BOBO. of Spar.
tanbnrg, and Miss LOU DRUMMOND, of Lau.
rcns.
On tho 22l ult.. by Rev. Tolaver Robertson,
MIR: MASFlN HENDERSON and MIsb ELIZA.
BEl1l MCDANIEL, all of Laurens.
On Wednesday night, the 2sth ult., by w.
J.. Power. Esq. Mn. WILLIAM DOUGLAS to
Miss ISABELLA HENDERSON, all Of Lauren 8.
On the 18th ult., by Rev. C. B. Stewart. Mr..
ALEXANDER STODDARD and Miss NANCY
POWERS, NIL of Laurens.
On the 2sth ult.. by Rev. c. B. Stewart. Mn,
HARRISON WHITE, of Spartanburg, and
Miss MARY Il. SIMPSON, of Laureus
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DEBOWrS REVIEW,

The October number of this valuable month.
ly has been received with the following table of
contents:
"The Americans in Japan; Missionary Fail
ares. BY George Fitzhugh. Of Virginia The
Right of Expatriaiion. BY S. X, ofKentucky;
Liberia and the Colonization Socicty-Clmaie
Etc. by Emund Rufin. Of Virginia. Civil.
zation in England. BY DR. Fitzpatrick, of LOU
isiana; Incidents in the Enrly Settlement of
Tennessee and Knoxville. by Prof. G. II. Stu,
eckrath: Louisiann-bcr Alluvions. Rocks. and
Soils. BY Professor Thomassy, Of Louisiana !;
Recent Leading Authorities on the Mississippi
River; Commercial Ethics. BY the late DR..
Dennson The Three Philosophers.-A Frng-
ment: The Cities Of Georgia-Atlanta. BY
Prof G. II. Stueckrath; Southern Convention
at Eicksburg-Concludcd Department Of
Commerce Department of Agriculture; De-
partment of Education; Department of Miscel.
lany; Editorial Miscellany.
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Oct. 1i. 1859.

By reference TO the above notice Of the Gen.
ernl Superintendent, it will be seen that every
facility will be extended by our Railroad to oil
Who are desirous Of visiting our District, either
as exhibitors or spectators. An extra train
will return each day to Ninety Six. and but
one fare will be charged A general interest
seems to be manifested in behalf of the success
Of the Fair, and we anticipate large atten-
dance. Tho hospitality of our private man.
sions will be extended to the utmost. and our
hotels will furnsl ample accommodations. Let
ailcome,
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NOTICE 20 PLANTERS

''fcsolvcd. that Planters passing TO .:!.v OF
the market towns on the Road, with cotton Of
N'ir or" Fro''"cc for Sn'c, bc allow: L. .,ass
and return for ono fare"
The above extract from G.. n:irutcs i, ,u,.-
lished by order of the Board Of Directors.
Planters will take notice that they will receive
n return ticket, free, to the Station whence the
Cotton has been shipped, on presentation Of
their Railroad receipts to the Ticket Agents,
with The endorsement Of the purchaser on the
receipt, proving that sale has been male
T. +. RAWORTII,
General Superintendent
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DIR CoupT

Our Court adjourned on Saturday last, aftcr
| being b's'iy employed during the week. Not
n'"ny criminal cases were tried, but FROM the
number of Bills found by the Grand Jury. we
sHppose that the Solicitor will have full cm-
poyment at the. next Term
One of the cases tried. an indictment
| against the Captain of Patrol for shooting
and wounding n negro who was attempting to
escape. In charging the Jury, his Honor stated
! the law 10 lie that the Patrui had no right TO
usc deadly weapon, except in II clear case Of
| sclEdcfcncc. The defendant was convicted
but as the wound inflicted was slight and
81, there were mitigating circumstances, he was
sen,cnccd mere, to pay fine of five dollars.
Another case WAS the indictment of two of
our most respectable physicians, for disnterrinc
the dead body of negro for the purpose Of
dissection. They plead guilty TO the indic,-
mcn', and alleged, in cxtcnuation of the Of
fence. that it was done with The design Of adj
vancinG their professional knowled.,c-thc ne.
:;ro having been the patient of one of them
and his disease presenting some peculiar symp.
'pIS they wished to make a post mortcm cxani4
inalon. The Judge imposed Il nominal fine of
one dollar nron each, remarling that the COM
mo" law offences, many Of them. required
some statutory notification
The Issue Docket presented few cases of i'm
rorl,nlt litigation. One of the ,lost interesting
from the principle involved, was the case Of
Tie Cc"misSica"r in Equity vs.: Parton, being
suit upon bond for the purchase money of
negro, sold at the Commissioners Sale, and
whicl. proved to Le unsound Physicians tes-
tI!lei that the negro died Of disease which,
existed ut the time cf the sale and the chicr
question TO be ,ictorlnircd was as to the right
OF the purchaser to claim deduction in the
price, where the Comm issoner had expressly
refused (" warrant. The counsel for the viain.
Till conten'!rd that this very refusal TO warrant
had already diminished the lric. Of the negro,
and this hc"tiii having cuurci to the purcla.
ser, must suhj' ct him TO al! risks The Judge
so charged the Jury, and affirmed the light Of
the Commissioner to discaim all warranty at
hi, sales. In accordance with this charge the
Jury found foT t!c plaintiff. An appeal vii
be taken. and the aw upon this question set
tied definitely.
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Q B I 7 U a RE

DEPARTED this life on the 10th inst. OF Ty-
ph"ii Fever at the residence of his father, lit.
tie JIMMY FrsnER MooEE, aged eleven Years six
months. son ofJ. Il. Il l.. NJ. Moore. lie was n
lovely boy. beloved by all his schoomutcs he
suffered much and long, but God hns taken him
home. and he is now an angel. T;ie last thing
on earth he done was to get his Sabbath School
Lesson. Two of his little class mates went be.
lore HIM, and are now rejoicing with him in
glory. Yes dear Little Frank, and precious
Sallie are now around the throne of God with
him, wear ing their crowns and striking their
ilarps, md singing Glory to God. May his pn.
rents be comfortcd in this great bereavement,
and may they say, "The Lord gave and hath
taken away; blessed DC the name Of the Lord. :
"SuHcr these little ones TO come to me-"
Was the command Of him who on the Cross
Bowed Ills anointcd head, and with his blood
Purchased redemption for our fallen race.
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PREsENTMENT OF THE GRAND JURY--FALI
TERM 1859.

The Grand Jury respectfully submit the fol.
lowing report to the Court:
We have examined the Public Offices in the
Court House. They are in good condition aud
properly kept.
The Clerk receives about one hundred cop
les of The cts and Resolutions Of tile Legis.
Iature annually. and disposes of about twenty
FIVE copies to Magistrates and TO the different
Boards Of Commissioners for The District The
remaining portion of said Acts and Resolutions
remain and are accumulating in the Clerks Of
flee, to the gren Inconvenience of the Office and
on annoyance to the Officer We therefore
said Office be returned to Columbia by the
Commissioners Of Public Buildings for this Dis.
trict at The expense OF the District. We aIso
recommend that the Commissioners of Public
Buildings make some room for The keeping of the
Record Books of the Clerks Office. it
the Sheriff's Office neads six Chairs. The
Ordinary's Office needs Safe aud six chairs.
Tie wood in the Offices should be kept 20 as not
to injure the plasterins.
We recommend that the Sash of Jail.b e lied
and the blinds be taken from their present posi-.
ton and put up inside, 10 prevent damage 10 The
glass by striking the Sash. ''. ''''' -
The Jail lot continues damp, and needs thor
ough draining by bitches, to ensure health TO In
mates. @ ,.,:.. aA .
The Sheriff, for horses levied upon, pays to
Pubiia Stables seventy.five conts a day, the Law
allowing lin twenty-five csnts.r-the Sheriff pay.
ing the difference ont Of hispriyate funds On,the
Jail lot, for the public use Of Sheriff, we rec.
omn,end suitable stables TO be built ..si ~ ~
In the Jail thsre is female alaye, pnt there
az a runaway, ID helpless condition.. She 10 a
serious tag 70 the Jailor, and should bs imdlsdi.
atey disposed Of
+ The JAN is IN good condition The Prisoners
are lawfully end dkiudly tssated.5i a%I5,als a Z,
We earnes!ly resornFend in the trial of slaves.
:or All capital otences That twelve Fr6eholders,
IN the place oEe Avs, com Pose tl,e JupvssT ~ ptg
TIE abntmept 6 Giberts Bridan on l;ttle
River should be TERED % that sehiS An M.
over it conveniently .asa,afii 4 81 n ~ %
We have no fault to report. .sgaiust the Poor
!iopse, the mansgemest ofa IFS fxtores ana
inmates, 8. LEE ForemaS'
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THE FOURTH

ME Executive Committee Of the State Agri.
Il cultural Society of South Carolina, beg
loave to eall the attention of the citizens Of
South Carolina, and the Southern States, to
their approaching Annual Festival. The Pre-.
MUM List is a very comprehensive one, and
Premiums will be awarded on every article of
merit coming within the range of the Agrieul-
tural. Horticultural and Mechanical Depart.
ments, as well as the Fine Arts, Ladies' Fansj
Work. and Domestic Economy.
In addition TO the large and admirably ar
ranged Halle for the Accommodation of Exhib.
itors, the Committee has made other very i'm
portant Improvements, which " ill add much 10
the enjoyment of visitors.
A SPACIOUS AMPuITHEATRE
Will also be in readiness, to seat some thou.
sands, and add to the interest Of the Exhibition.
The track for the exercise and display of fast
trotters" has been put in order, and the trot-
ters already on hand promise something excl.
''og Visitor. vii, be passed ovs, 81, II. Railroad.
in the Slate, during the week of exhibition.
for one fare AL articles and animals, intended
erpressly for exhibition, will be passed at tha
owners risk, over all the Railroads in South Car.
oiina without charge, except the South Carroll.
ma Railroad, and Cheraw and Darlington
Roads, who will demand one-half freie6t-
Visitors should take the precaution to procure
Return Tickets when they pay their fare. to
avoid embarrassment and DELAY. Exbibitors
will please give the Railroad Officers timely
notice of such animals and article, a. they NAV
wish transported, as well as the time and point
Of delivery. .,' -,' ,..l..''
A. P. CALHOUN,
'." r. HARLEE, ,3fls
-.f ...... d. W. RAY, ..
..,, s...... J. F. MARSHALL,
J. A. NETS, !.
2.''.@ '..- =" w. B. ROBERTsON,
.a,-.. q. ,,,.g r. J. GAGE,
- - -
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SlsA4os1 cassrsuris sskronAT4 Washing.
aoh hssaans sftst quotations from and con,msn:
datoey ssmsrks'oa, Senator C',estnuts speech
sayssl .''Wstnt ted dscareely add thst the speech
of Senator n ghsstpptIIso pp 81 sensible. 80 temper
ats., and 60 rAsoiute-is making profound
impf.s;ion in every circle in which It is read,
~ wen ID ss out Of sonth CarOlina 'f''' boo"
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HELP! HELP!

The citizens of the Village are respectfully
requested to send hands to the Fair Grounds
Oh Saturday morning next The building, is
now completed, and all that is wanting to have
everything in readiness is the clearing UP o.:
the grounds-the trimming of the trees, and
repairing Of til: roads. Let r:ery citizen send
one hand
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TO MARRIED LADIES

il is peculiarly suited. II will, in short time
bring on the monthly period with regularity
CAUTION.
These Pills should not be taken by females
that arc pregnant. during the first three months,
as they are sure to bring IN Miscarriage but
at every other time. and in every other case
they are perfectly safe.
In all cases of Nervous and Spinal Affections
Pain in the Back and Limbs, IIeavincss, Fa-
tigue on slight cxertion, Palpitation of the
Heart, Lowncss of Spirits, Mysteries, Sick
Headache, Whites and nil the painful diseases
oecasioned by a iisordercd system, these Pills
will effect cure when NIL other means have
fuiled.
Full directions in the pamphlet around each
package" which should be carefully preserved.
bottle containing 80 pills, and cncircled
with the Government Stamp Of Great Britain,
can he sent post free for 81 and postage
stamps.
General sgent for United States, job Moses,
Rochcste: n. y.
Sold in Ahbeville by Donald MCLAUGHLIN I;
Colnmbia. Fisher l. IIeinish Haviland, Ste
ve;;s"n Il Co.. Charleston, Wholesale agents: :
and sold by all respectable Druggists.
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TIE MASONIC FEMALE COILEGE

Wc,direct attention to the advert :s"mcnt Of
the Annual Examination and Commencement
of the Masonic Female College ut Cv;csLury,
on the 2JtiI, 2Gth aud nth insts
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HAMpuRa. October 70. 1aka
Book, ad,iand eT,o.t.

{ s1O~<<s AS0nx10k3 ekAU sIOHCs
STsHE Subscriber has Iask she flst Volume II
Bnhop Hopklns W Wosks. sss., Esglish
10 valuable sett. Any one having it viii
please return the same, ~,
tf Episcopal.P Parsonage. v
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GEORGIA ELECTIONS

The Democrats have carried all the districts
except the Third aud Seventh, and the MAORI
~ fos Governor Joseph A. BEnwH, re elected
is placed at $4,000 votes, at thc loves: csi.
mates.
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ADBEvlLLE, Oct. ID, 1859.
CoTToS-The transaction in this article for
the Pnst week have been somewhat limitel
though all offered was freely taken, at prices
rangi ng from 8 to 1Octs.
COLUMBIA, Oct 12, 1850.
Co1ToS.-The sales of cotton, ,for'tbe last two
days amount to 242 bales-extreuies I01alO4c.
CHARLESTON, Oct. 10, 1859.
Co1ToN-The transactions in cotton to dav
reached fnlly 200 bales, ut former prices, viz:
9t to 1lsc.
.l. s. AUGUSTA, Oct. Z, 1859.
CoTToN.-Therc was an active demand to day
and prices advanced about 1c, with sales of.s07
bales as follows: at at 10, 8 at l04, IL, at
l0B, 50 at l0a, 20 at log, Z ut 10 l1.l6, 251 at
104, lO9 at l0B, and 362 at IL cents. Receipts
1908 bales.
HAMBURG, October 12, 1852,
CoTroN.-The market during the past week
has been very unsettled, caused by the unfa.
yorable advices from Eurqpe. On Monday, our
market opened at l04 for! good middlipg, and
declined the same day TO- 10a. During Tues.
day, wednesday and Tbprsday. tho prics Of
good middling fnctuated between lDa and lo4
cents OnfFriday prices advanced '4c., ii an.
'ticipattop Of more fayos3hle atlyiees. The
Canada's news was received here early ON Sat.
urday morning, which caused buyers TO receie
TO ihursdays prices, w q, quote che market
closing at loa for rniddling, 1o4 for good r..
ding, l09 for'good fniddlSg, and TIC. for faE.
...gtssa 0. SID tlH &sNs + SOLOMON
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THE New FouSDLASD FIsnEHIEs.-A serious
complication is likely to grow out of the
conflicting claims OF the French and Brit
ish to the right Of fishing on the banks of New
foundland.
The st. John Morning News soy the paoplc
of Newfoundland are looking with intense
anxiety to the report, soon Expected Of the
committee appointed by the English aud French
government to inquire iuto the difficulties
existing between England md France, with
reference to the Newfoundland fisheries
r In 1857 the British government engaged in
negotiating treaty with France by which
they conceded to the French exclusive rights
Of the fishery portion of the coast, where both
nations have long enjoyed equal rights. The
news mat this treaty was received in New
Foundiand, had produced tho most intense ex-
citement among the Whole population leading
20 ciam0rous meetings, the toIling of a II the
BELLS haii:mast flags, and other like denonstra.
tions of disapproval.
The London Shipping Gazatte intimates that
the French Commission have determined net
to abandon one iota of their claim. The St
Johns paper says in regard to this matter:
"The. difficulty or misunderstanding ina yery
serious5c to the inhabitants Of Eewfouund.
land. asitaffects their principal means Of ,sub-
sistencs nnd if we judge their; temper Alright
they will not patiently submit to any agree.
ment, even III made by the Home Government,
that will depsa&A them of this, but will offer az
far as their means. will 60 an armed resistance
TO thu forcing eReressor-will resist to the
last any encroachrlent ppop their soil or upon
their 4fIshl fishing gEosrnnds snd .,a g. s>;
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Sale of Land---By the Court of
;g Ordinary. a.a
Real Estate Of William McDill decd.
PY order of the Court Of Ordinary,I will
- by public auction, on Sale Day in Novem-
ber next, the Real Estate Of William McDill,
decd, situated in Abbeville District, on waters
Of Long Cane. adjoining lands of u. A. Jones,
JAS. Edwards, and John Douglass, and contain.
ing twenty acres more or less. -. ~
Terms--l2 months credit: Bond aad good
secgrity. tspd mortgage Of the premises if
deemed necessary. Cost to be paid In cash.
:, .sss:ll.. l. JOSEPH T. MOORE, s. \. D..
Oct. IA, 1855 23, ids.
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DISTRiCT FAIR

A special train will bc run on VIC dncslay
and Thursday. the 18th and Goth insts, between
Ninety Six and Abbcvillc, as follows:
Leave Niuety Six 7.l5 o'clock, AN.
{" New Market, 7.i5
4" Greenwood. 500 {.
" Hogdes s.25
On teturnto Ninety-SiS. leaves Abbcville at
$50 o'clock, p. n.
Full fire will be charged on going TO Able
VILE. md returned free. This privilege to ex.
tend only until Thursday evening.
Stock and articles for exhibition will he con-
veyed from Nine,y-Six. New Market, Green
wood and Hodges. on Tuesday, the 18th inst,
aud returned on Friday, 2lst, free of charge
nt the risl; Of the owner OF shipper. The Com
pany, IL no case Of transportation free of
charge, to be held liable for damages. Stock
and articles must he delivered by 9 o'clock, A.
NJ. on the 18th, at the respective Depots.
-. Il. F. RAWOlETII, Gen1 Supt.
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GO M MI z r CIAL
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5 II Z Q a L N Q TT Q ES
THE GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKE'S
Celebrated Female Pills.

PROTECTED ..2xAe LETTERS
This invaluable medicine is unfaling in the
cure Of all those painful and dangerous dis
eases incident TO the female constitution.
IL moderatcs all cxccsses and removes all Oh.
s:ructions. from whatever cause, and speedy
cure may be relied on
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CoTToN-The transactions in cotton to day
reached fnlly 1900 bales, ut former prices. viz:
9t to 1l4c.
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.. COLUMBIA, Oct IL, 1859.
CoTToS.-The sales of cottoE, ,tor'tbe last two
days amount to 242 bales-extrenes 1O4 al(se,
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Meoifal.
MRS. WlNSLOW.
RELIEF AND HEALTH TO YOUR INFANTS.
Price IS cents per BOTTLE

fIiCe . cents per IOl LIE.
We have put up and sold
years, and Can Say, IN
IL, what We have never
any other Fundamentally
A SlNGLE INSTANCE. 10
timely usedi Never did =
of dissatisfaction by any
the contrary, all are de -
ions, aud speak IN terms .
ton ct lie magical effects
We speak IN this matter n,
after ten years expert
KaryIATIoS loK TIE FULFIL
pACLARk. In almost every
iant IL suffering from pain -
will be found Ia Eileen or
the syrup 10 admins -
This valuable prepare
OF one OF the MClSf IL -
kUL NURSES la New ing -
ussd with NkvER-FblI -
THOUSANDS =
Not only relieves The child
Jrates the stomach and "
ny and gives tone aud en-
TEN. IL will almost IN
GRIPPING IN THE ~
WIND
and overcome convuisions -
rcmesiird, end On death.
aud sUKtesT RANDY INIng =
DYSE>TERY AND DIAk -
whether It arises from u
other cause. We would n
who has u child suffering -
lng cotnplaints--DO MOI
CTS. NUR THE fktJu -
stand between your suIieT
that will be sUre-y CO,
to follow the use OF this .
used. u
Full directions Tor using =
bottle. None geauine un -
CUkIiS n fEkkl\S, Nes -
side wrapper.
s.sid By druggists through
Principal elllce No. IS,
June5dSwIy Price IS