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ELIXIR au DR. GIllIE ''I% vss sss."a"' s. PAUL GAGE
Paris rue de Grenele Saint .Germain. We I2

AsTHMEs, cAfARRHE, CUqrELUCHE, RAu.
MES, roUx cosvULsIvE, ISFLANNATIoSs DI
PoITRtSE, etc. - Ccs affections sont le lra-
sultat dune accumulation, 'dans le tissu
meme du poumon ct SUR In surface dcs br0n-
chcs. dune mati+re glaircn;c, AcRE, Wis.
QUEusE, EPAIssE, qui s'ssi Gsveoppee dams
L. poumon a la suite q une Inflammation. La
trachGc. artere est bouchee, H. poumon ne Sc
dilate plus, Ia respiration dsvient impossi.
BILE. La nature chcrche expulscr cette
BuNEUR GLAIREUsE par dee acces dc toux
convnlsive, ct le Inalade uCurt asphyxie, ri
on ne SO hate dc lui adnia:strer Eirir
pour suppleer aux efforts ilapuissants de la
nature.
APoPLExIE, PARALYSIS. ~ lie cerveau est
traverse par une quantit. infnie de vais-
seaux sanguins OF lympratEIuesj il est On.
veloppe dune pellicule gu membrane mu.
queuse, qui exsude une hi:raeur glaireusc
chargee d'cntretenir Get organc daus an etat
dhumidite convenabic. Aassitot que, par
nne cause quclconque, un t,eu d'inRamna-
tion go develcppe, soft das,s les vaisscaux
sanguins GU lymphatiques. tsit dans In pelli.
cule on membrane muquense, ct que, par
suite, Fhumeur glaireuse est sscretee plus
abondante quill ne convient. IL y a srAscHE-
MEST dc cette humeur da5is lc cervcau, ct,
pcu npres, APorLgxiE ct riRALYss.
ii ny a qu'un moyen diempechcr un ps.
reil malheur. c'est d'uscr do rEhrir de
f"iH,s AvASr, PENDANT kr APRgs L'EPAS-
cHEnESr, pour 10 prevcnlr, ct pour en- ope-
rcr In resorption par ute derivation puis.
santc sur lc tube intestinal, sill a eu lieu
BILE, MALADtEs BfLIsUsEs, YiEvRE JAU-
Ne, JAuSIsss, ISDIagsrfoss, cHoLERA NOR
aus, etc. - Bcrsque ie foe est devenu lie
siege dune inflammation yiolente, ccttc in
Illumination se commnnilUs d In rate, d rcs-
tOInaC ct aux intestins par suite ii nn de bOr-
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Un rndu la ipat lS5 sur Rppor
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Fanaiys Etrr
mtdieamen
Sdarrea a Ia apsnhsn ndsraHt ea
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dement, de bile dams COS divers organes. Unc
veritable infection pGruente par In bile se
developpe; In jaunisse, Ia f6vre inune, dcs
fsvres putrides ct bilicuscs, les fevrcs de
marais, le cholera ct les maladies pcstilcn'
telles Sc declarcnt. les calculs biliaircs 10
torment dams In vesicule du fcl, etc. Pour
prevcair ces desordres, ii faut cxpulscr de In
foe la bile putrefee par inflammation, au
fur ct mesure qu'clle sc prodnit, ct en-
ployer Get ef.ct PEhrv de Gn,,fit prepare
par PAUL GAGE, qui reunit, 1 une action
purgative doucc, dcs qualities toniqncs Ct an.
tiputridcs.
CArARRHs DE- Ia vrssiE. - Lorsque les
urines sont surchargees dune matiere glai.
reuse, sUELqvEFoIs goUKBErsE 90 Rou-
oEArRE, quelqucfois flante ct pour ainsi
dire HUiLEusG, cette mnfiere irrite les pa.
rois do In vessie ct y developpe le catnrrhS
vssical. GuERisoSi empecher In matierc
glairpuse dc sejournef dams la vessie et d'y
penetrcr en- usant de rEhx'r de- Gniiiis pre-.
pare par Paul GAGS.
GourrE 1T RHUNATIsNE. Ccs deux
maladies graves doivent leur originc ! unc
maticrc glaireuse, ACRE, qui scst hxte snr
les membranes synoviales des articulations
ct sur les aponsvroscs qui envcloppcnt les
muscles. lndiqucr Ia cause dc ccs maladies,
c'est indiquer 10 remsde; c'est dire que
fEi,rp dc 0n'ii,t prepare par PApL GAGE
est 10 meilleur agent quon puisse employer
pour soulager vite ct guerr solidomcnt. La
guerison SO complete par pusage du Tfssu
Eiectro-A AiaHnsf,gHe.
Nous rcnverrons, pour les autrcs mnls.
dies occasi0nnecs par les glaires, au livrs
doa est extrait GO qui preesdc. On 70 deli
vre gratis avec cbsque bostcills, II ccllc qui
men scra pas accompngnse sers reputso
coutrefaite E"
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Preparations for War in Europe.

A correspondent of the st Louis Ob@r-
rer. wiring from England under lo,e gay,
taus speaks Of The vas, Military prcpara-
ii"ns going on in Europe:
"But one object occupies at this moment
the continental nations. They are armny.
and arning on Il scale on which nations ncv.
er armed hrforc War is IN old pas,ime--
ii is long since man began to study it--but
never before did I,c pile up The Instruments =
Of slaughter till the very earth became ur Z.
easy with the burden. &c We cast nm eve
over Europe. n"Ihing meets the grze bat
're gle ~ OF sahrrs. and the roll If drums.
"FrIncc, beside the so!dicrs that garrison
her Toms and forts has nj this moment two
enormous asscmblages of troops.--one hear
LYONS. one at Chalons The camp at Lv-
"ns has respect 10 the countries bey yond the
Alps. THIS is "A point from which Il is
equally easy 10 operate unon Spain, u pon
lInlv, or upon Switzerland. The camT at
Chaions comprise a compe,e army. II has
beer training all the summer, in grand ma
nrnvcrs. presided over in person bv the
Emperor, surrounded by the elite OF hi )
marshalS.
"ln Belgium, there iS another large en-
cam!ment formed by king Leopold. Fur
thrr east the country of the Teutonic race
looks like an imn"nse camp. Each of the
various states OF Germany are bound To
furnish so many soldiers 10 form Lhe col.
Icc'ed army of the Grrmcnic Diet These
contingent. rm"Cniing altn.eihcr 10 nearly
half million. are nt present all in the field
and are maneuvring in the country beyond
the Rhine. Beside these rnntinwrnis, ,Prus-
sia has rs own army, nnd Austria has a
vast camp in Loln5ardy, and another in
Hungary.
Looking further est, We SEQ another
great camp on the plsirs Of Powonski pre-
sided over by the Russian Cav. This -
but The toe of the great rorlhern Hercules;
still In" position of thee troops on the
ho";icr Of Germany il Significant, tascn in
Cn..nrci or. wun the Nu>sIGn SlI' on mt
Villa Franca, and the coai d"pota fo, .he
Russian steam navi igati0n on The coasts of
Algeria, 0f Barbarv, and OF Egypt. Sca,-
tered everywhere from north 10 south rre
smaller assemblies of ~oiG..,v. Which ,wrll
the terrible aggrrg", ,-r.L St4crland, in
ep"in in Sardinia, in Rom, where the
French force has lately 1crl greatly an.
m ntcd.
Nor does this complete the view Of the
military preparations .f Europe. To tn.
land forces We must add the naval arsenal
and forts rising on The coast of France
Cherbonrg and Brest d" not now stand
alone. The Imperial Government, it is
said. has resolved to for.ify IIavre, Dun
kirk, Dieppe, Boul"gne rnd Calais The
s.:mr activity prevails in the Austrian and
Russian dockyards. 1t ls impossible, when
we see Europe thus covered with camps. TO
avoid Pu,,ing Ihe question, Fer what great
day. t"r ~rat unhe.rd Of ofconict, have these
preparations been made :"
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Az EprroR UERER THE INFLUENCE OF
GIN -fEs editor Of the Logan (Ohio)
Gazette, having been presented with bot,
tie OF Old London Dock Gin, drank il. and
then attempted to write paragraph Of
thanks, with this melaucholly result
in conclusion here's to the shre Foun.
tain Company No some," the Hr,ssfoun-
taine Bell Band, and the rest Of our home
llsutQns and org'zations, including the Ia.
dies, and other branches Of business (hicl
10 and around town--and espewcialiy the
Messidenrs Pressags, Maningtyn Wash.
umeht. etc. all Of which may 6e had heap
at the Bnck-Drook-B Brook and Dag Store
Ut 8eelnS-'- 81" London Drrk Gin, f,e "a
a year, IL payment is delayed until the end
OF the Atlantic Cable.
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Russells MAGAZINE,

This valuable Periodical for February
has been received. We append list OF
its contents:
" 'L"verv in England: Vigila! Disce ;
Madame Smiih's FeIc Perfect Love Cas-
tcih out Fear; Marion Actress in High
Life Lines on "a Day in December; a Let
Ter tom Europe Sonnet; S,asI Iuk Family;
Dramatic Fragment David Hartley Golfer
ldgr; Eas,'qna "f HAWAII; lnndscupe =
B"quct; Loni Dutlrrn's Yacht Voyage !:
ScnGrt-fr"m Michael Angelo; Liues (;
Editors Table Literary Notices
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EXCHANGES.

The FARMER AND pLANTFR.--\Ve are
much pleased To greet once again The APP
Pe"r"Hre oi I'M" exceedingly valuable jour-
ma. u Is now published IN Columbia ).
- b! H. NJ Stokes Esq., gentleman
every way rap"b'" OF doing justice to the
comprehensive theme upon which it treats
Inc Ar"t number contains much that is in
'e'est'hg nna VaI"nRie 10 Sll persons eEga-
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Satisfactorily Adjusted"

We f. d from card in the Yorkv;ie
Enq1ner, that late difficulty pending be-
twerp Mr.. SAM w. Melton, cditg{ of the
Enquirer, and Mr.. w. r. Iattn. has been
nmic"i'y arranged. The difficulty prose
from an editorial notice in the Enquirer of
a meeting OF the stockholders Of the Kings
Mountain r. r. Company. This wa- fol.
lowed by very severe and insulting COM
municaii"n in reply to ilin the Indian Land
Chronicle, written by Mr.. Laila." Messrs.
X. G. McCaw aud ID. +. Jamison, acted rs
medi"tors in arranging the misunderstood.
ing. In The terms Of settlement, s5Ir.sAIe
ton disclaimed any intentiontos injasei'sir
Lat;a in his editorial remarks. dad the Fat
ter Withdrew, fully and without reserve ,his
communication 10 lbs Chyqnicie.
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herewith, and publish the same SO collec,
lcd III some newspaper
And nnv bank. the officers whereof
shah neglect To transmit To the Cvmp,rol'
le, Grn-ral any such G,'c"unt aforesaid,
shall forfeit one hundred dollars for eacl
and every dav during which The same
shall he neglected. To be recovered bv
action If det't, 1T the suit Of theState.
In the Srua'e Uou>e. the twenty first
day of Drceml"r. in the year of our
Lmd "r.e thousand eight hundred and
hIy.eight, aud IN the eighty thrr,l
year OF the sovereignty aud mdeprn-
d"roe Of the .united States OF Amer
lea.
WILLIAM d. PORTER,
President Of the Senate.
JAMES SlMONS,
Speaker Howse Of Representatives.
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THE Corros CaoP The Commercial
editor Of The Pic,yune says that there is n
tendency in New Orleans to run the figures
for 'he cotton crop 10 3 100000 and up
wards Some 60 farther. These estimate.
are based on the heavy receipts; but the
editor considers soch figures faIIacioos,
and feels sssur'd that ut prororiionaie
early period The receipts will probably show
such decline as to bring the maximgm
ideas down 10 1900, 900, and even under"
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NoGTH CAsoLrSA CEsTeAL RA LeoAD.-
A report made bv &. F Fisher, Esq. Pscs-
ident Of the North Carolina Railroad, TO
Governor Ellis, shows that not less than
Slb0,O0o per annum will uccrue TO the
State next year from her stock in the North
Carolina Railroad This will eonsiderabl y
tighten the burden Of taxation. Mr.. Fisher
thinks that il viii not be hong before the
road will be allie to pay dividends Of fully
six per cent On all Ia stock.
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a Convention of IERdelo.

One Of the most rcmarkable instances Of
the ,cpra,ily of the age, is the fact. that n
Convention # lnticls is actually in session
Il; Iii. lime in Washington Chy. That 0c
ca>onalIy an individual may be found. so
aTrbli"uS Of n"torjcty as 10 publicly pro-.
claim imtidrl opinions is rot n matter of
much surprise but when men concert to-
grlhcr upon the means Of pr"pa eating their
unt"uudcd aud dangerous opinions and o,
in>lilIing them in,o the minds OF their fell
I"w-crcalurcs, they exhibit II degree Of wick
ednr-s aud moral drpravity, that it is hard
t, cunyr.vc human nature capable of They
receive their just deserts from the press Of
the Capitol. snd they should BE- rewarded
with the contempt Of all good citizeDs
wherever tmey may GO.
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PROSPECT OF GEsERAL EuR"sEAs
Walton, the Washington correspond
Of the Baltimore Snn, says:
The news by the Arabia certainly indi.
oates the probability Of n general continen.
tai war. upon the italian question" The
King of Sardinia, the movements Of Aus
tna, the warliEe preparations Of France.
and the panic in the stock markets, all tend
towards the commence ment of hosiilities
at an early day. When and how such 9
var will end no one can forsec. But 10 the
course Of its complications. state Of things
may arise that will be- favorable TO a nego-
tiation with Spain. through the iu,erf.rencs
Of France, for the purchase Of Cnba by tho
United States. This view OF the matter
may become nm argument with Congress 10
favor OF the thirty million bill.
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in than his wife followed his example, in
her fright not hearing his requested. Is
succeeded in reaching the boat with his
child, and placing it safely on boarl. lIo
was about starting to return to his wife.
when he saw female struggling in tho
water to keep herself from drowning. AZ
she WAS near the boat, feelings Of humanity
prompted him to rescue her before return.
ing for his wife, whom he now f.l, safe
Judge Of his surprise when seizing hold Il
the female he recognized her to be hi.
wife, who had followed him and her chl,l
into the water.
Another lady, who bad rushed to the
spot after the boat Was launched, seeing
Mrs. Crapton jump overheard, followed,
and would have drowned bu, for the he.
roisp 4 citzen Of E%fuik, Capt. Henry
Fitzgerald, who coming up to the place
apd seeing . female in the water, descen'
!ded TO her rescue. a. Capt. Fitzgerald
WAS letting hipseif down, the rope being
burnt, gave way. aud he WAS plunged
into the deep. Although he could no.
swim, rs the boat WAS near, he succeeded
in rescuing the lady. The FIVE being sale
ly in the boat, empted it Of the water,
and went TO the assistance Of the others,
Capt Fitzgerald, in his effort to release
others, left :he steamer almost naked.
The other boats were laupched ky ti,e
crew, and both S.leL yub lI.,,s. ou board.
F,r,una,ely there was calm prevailing.
otherwise the boats would have been Of
little service. II is remarkable that ip
the trying scene, the passengers displayed
great coolness, and even the ladies' rival.
led the men in courage.
The seven ladies on board were rescu.
ed without any injury, exceptipp one
whose arm Was hurt in getting into one
Of the boats from the steamer but near.
ly al! ha4 to leave in their night clothes.
ihe boats, after leaving the steamer
aud taking of those who had left in the
raft, kept together. under the direction Of
Cant. Csupon. vho sreered by his com.
pass through the senss fog for the near.
est lich, boat. At one time it WAS thought
that the boat in which Mr. Denhy was in
would he los, in the fog, rs !, had sepx.
rated from the others. ;ls .Is@ner an.
d.ser,.J hatxesp q and 4 o'.l,cI Sa,,y.
dav morning. The las, Of the III fa,ed
steamer WAS a bright ligh, like cloud
above The Gop. and occasional explosions.
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A PLEASANT VILLAGE. The editor of
the Clarendon Banner. says Of Manning,
3. c.: Our village which is growing rap
idly, is one Of those pleasant, quiet and de-
licious retreats that the author Of the
Sketch Book delighted to write about, fpll
o. warm heart, pleasant iire.sides. and hap.
py faces, where every well.bred stranger is
sure Of n kind reception"
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NEGRO SALES IN EDG EFIELD The Ad.
rertiser says : The negroes Of the estate Of
James Blackwell, Esq, late of this DisH;ct
were recently sold at IN average Of ssI3.-
~ per head. There were 81 negroes in
all;-7 children under ten years Of age,apd
3 very old persons in the lot. The rest Of
the gnng we're not considered much above
ordinary The terms of the sale were one
years credit will, interest frorp date.
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BRIGADIEa GEsERAL.-It viii be seen
b, an announcement in thus paper, that Col.
Burrrl Jones' j. u candidate TOR the position
"f Brigaiicr General. made vacant bv the
Resignation Of Gen. Taylor. The homo,
could not be- more worthilv bestowed. Col
james qualifications and services justly On
title him to the consideration of the officers
of the 5th Brigade.
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STEAM PLows The success, Of tie
English Agrculturists, II is said, are look.
ing to this country for their improvement.
In the last Country Gentleman, it is siaied
that one is nearly completed in the vicNity
Of The city Of New York, that will proba-
bly, much excel any other
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The WASDERER.-Capt Corrie filed his
answer TO the libel Of the Wnnderer, on
Saturday, at Savannah, claiming her as his
own, and resisting the ground Of the libel.
The United States District Attorney moved
that the claim be dismissed, aud day is 20
be appointed for the argument, says the
RcpmbLican
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RoBBTEY OF adams ExPREss-Adams'
Express was robbed on Friday 2sth uIt /,
between Montgomery mud Atlanta, Of so,
600, mostly in Eve and ten dollar bills of
Georgia and South Carolina banks. A Ie-
ward Of $4,000 is offered for the recovery
Of the money.
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The British Standard says: Our readers
must no, be surprised should they shortly
hear that an offer has been made Mr. Spur
geon, Of $4,000 to preach four discourses
in the splendid and spacious Music Hall Of
New Yelk.
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BLACK AND WHTE.-We find in m ex-
change paper the statement that seventy
two white females We're married to black
men in Massachusetts, last year. II this
be 80 il is carrying out the abolition doe
trine To practIcal results.
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The MASSACHUSETTS AsrI.SLAyeRy

THE MASSACHUSETTS, AHrLSLAveRv So
cf"TY.-The twenty seventh annual meet
Of the Massachusetts AnIi.slavery SOcietv
was held in Merca1 1tle Hall on the 9th uIl
Messrs Garrison, Wendell, Phillips, Pills
burg. Remond, Wright and other voierads
in the cause were present aud active a.
usual,
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RELIEF OF The TRRAsURY.-A corre-
cpon dent OF the Washington States advises
that the $4,000, 900, which was distribu.
ted among the several States, be- rccaIled
Son'h Carolina mas $ QUO ,0Jo, with which
she isxs built all Of .,er railroads.
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DEATH OF Wn. II. PREscorr. The
distinguished American historian, Wm. II.
Prescott, died on 3sth ult,mo Of paralysis.
lie VAS 70 the sirty. sssond year Of bio age.
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AN ACT ro REGULATE rAE MHDE o.

Vie Il enacted b the Senate aud
lie H. 1t krpir>v, 49,, ~ met aud
surug i, G'u'Ih, y >run. Y, II. ~ Ii
"uh"''y 81 '"r ,a"', la 'hr Sr"c'"'
y" ht =" "I".Il'" !'""'r'' /" '""'In lie
I''>"."'h "ud ID e "rN ct ihc B'' X "i
III" safe oi , at" Carol ".'. h'' re4 red
inln "i'irl III "n ia" pt>>H-" ct '".H A e
10 ""' ~ toy TO- t'r l'r'""' '"' sta IN.
'he ho' "' y re'"'N "' >H'h h.'""' III
lh've e'"~>e'' T." "' "r.'l-;' N"d rs classes
h""'''"f> "''. w. ""d '"'''' '"" me
I5:' r,;''"H "' those 'n>'i"'nG n"m"er
one :" at '""v "e vacated at t'r c"'e ct
TIE HeNi ah llt' NSN>'i'' III 4 citS~ NUMBER
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BANK STocx.-The Charleston Mercury
notices sale made on Monday last in Char
lesion, of South Western Railroad Bank
Stock, which brought Sll7 per share.
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ADVERTISEMENTS

Will be msrrtrL-at the following low races:
One square GOT l6 Ines or less, o crScrtion,
81 or, il continued, IS cents Tor titc inst iu-
sarton, aud ~ cents lOr cacn subsequent luscr
ton. s$ Soc Fourth ra.2.' tor deductions III
VOC "t startling advertisements.
IT," number oi Insertions must he written ON
Zach advertisement, or they viii hc inserted til,
ordered out and charged accordingly.
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LANCASTERVILLE, SC.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, FEB. o, 1889.

sSY" We arc indebted TO Hon Jas Ches
mi, for copy Of The Patent Office Report
upon Agriculture, for the year 1857.
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Salesday,

Our streets, rs usual on Snlrsday, cxhib.
lied IL lively appearance on Monday. Some
property VAS sold hy the Sheriff, and ut
what seemed to he, fair prices. The negros
sod, ragged rs follows:
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VlE LANCASTER LEDGER
PuhisheieveryWeines 'ay Morning
W. NJ @ y N N O r S
EDITOR AND pkOrkiErOR.
I F. /; NJ ::

"A SlvllCt, 5000
e., the expiration oi Six Months, 80
the eud of the Year S.Uu