The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-01-12
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4 In consideration Of thcso circumstances and es
pecially that it is very distasteful for those VIII
have boen In ssthe imminent deadly breach" Il
come homo and die by falling in ditch, wo woul,
call tho attention of tho authorities to tho disre
| putable condition Of some OF tho sidewalks. anf
Pray, in behalf Of bruised and shattered humanity
that they be built on levol principle-tho proscn
unduations being neither picturesque or agree
able.
PEDEsrR1AN1sM.-By another notice, it will bf
| seen that Mr. JOHN SHEPARD, who has ALREADY
made his mark by walking one hundred nilos in
one hundred hours, now proposes to undertake
| tho horculean task Of walking one thousand miles
| IN one thousand hours. AS the Inst performance
was severe tax upon his onergies he has decided
according to tho rules Of sporting men, to 20 in
framing Tor this momentous enterprise The pro-
gramme for the one Thousand mile tramp Will be
TO walk one mile in every hour and if the per-
tofmer only occupies ten minutes to the mile, the
remainder OF the hour is at his disposal If he ia
sensible man he will manage it so as to have
| some portion Of the right for sleep, and by that
means can accomplish his selfimposed task with
out much difficulty.
WONDERFUL MIoRoscopE:-The editor Of the
New York Sunday School Adoocale (Kov. DAN1E1,
WISE, D. d. says:
The simplicity, cheapnoss, and great magnifying
power Of the celebrated Craig Microscope, struck
me with surprise. When was examining q fiy's
eye by its aid, and was struck with wonder at tha
skill and power Of the Creator which is displayed
IN M its structure When I. saw statement in an
advertisement that this microscope magnihed one
hundred diameters, or ten Thousand times. and
could co. be bought lor $3.50, thought It was one Of
for microscope not long before. But tn now VII finG ma
It to be really valuable instrument which I
should Like to SEQ introduced into the families OF
oqr readers, in place Of the manifold useless tovs
which please for an hour and then are DESTROYED.
This microscope would both amuse and instruct
them, and M advise every boy end girl who wishes
save his money until he has s2.75, and send It to
George Meade, Racine, Wisconsin, and you will
promptly receive this beautiful new microscope by
mail, postage paid.
acknowledgements LoT1oN.-N is now
positively ascertained that this Lotion is the Same
which was first used by the celebrated adept, Gag
IIosTRo. and who, by imprudence in its use caused
serious result. AS cosmetic the Parisian Ia
dies were enthusiastic in it's praise until an old
Marquise, well stricken in years, anxious for per
sonal improvement, procured and used it for two
months as bath, when she gradually assumed the
appearance Of a woman Of thirty. Being charmed
with this success, she determined to experiment.
still further She secluded herself, and remained
AoA
still using freely this wonderful lotion Her attend
ants became alarmed at the silence Of her apart
ments, forced the doors, and found her changed
into lovely infant Of apparently ak months old.
Used imprudenty, it is dangerous cautiously.
it performs faithfully its promise.
THROAT AFFEcr1oNs.-Ap physician, writing from
Nevfane, New York, speaking Of the beneficial ef-
fects resulting from the use Of stB7Dacn,s Broz-
chidl 1toches," says 'tFor aneviating that lor-
rid irritation only felt by those who have suffered
and Sore Throat too am Zee to to- confess thoneh
I am an M. d. they answer all you claim for
them" To avoid disappointment, be suro to OBJ
tain the genuine "Brown's Bronchial Troches.n
We REFER to JOHN CosrHNs, No. 1877 Meeting
street, where he offers o. s. Government harness
and saddles little used at onefourth their original
cost: four-horse set harness, complete, at s27; fine
SO will suit for buggy omnibus and light wagon);
lot prime brides and bits at S.. VISA
MoTHERs!-m selecting your children.s toilet
articles place CoLaArEs Soap at the head. Purity
Of person and clothing is essential to health :
therefore, enjoin upon them liberal use of Coz
GATES Soap. For very 20 ing children there is
Soap made of medicinal vegetable oils, and the
best thing yet invented for the nursery.
TIE GALES OF ARABY are not spicier than the
aroma which the Fragrant sozodont imparts to
The breath. Nor is the heart Of the ivory nut
9hiter than the teeth that cleaned daily with
that matchless fluid. tus2 January
WE have tried it. MOI We should say many Of
our friends have tried PEcroRA1 BALM in Consump-
lion and derived great relief; number Of perrna-
nent cures. With such evidence We say to all suf-
erers that this preparation is Of the few that