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Dysentery, Diarrh@a, Relax, Worms.

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LOUIS A GARNETr, President and Manager.
JOHN HEwsToN, Jr., Chemist and Superintendent.
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Whatever motives, will, either by activc
opposition, or under one form or other of
''Passirism," labor 10 defeat the purpose of the
act. We can understand both of these parties,
and also their motives. But wo have not yet
been able 10 ascertain whcro those stand who
claim 10 belong 10 neither of these two parties.
who deny being opposed 10 the Reconstruction
ACT, yet denouncc those who earnestly support
II. Their platform is in the mir. IL has no
substratum of reality or fact; AMI those who
trust the airy fabric will suddenly find them
solves precpitnted 10 the earth, and rolling in
the dust.
Ia conclusion, wo copy the following para
grHpi from recent number of the Richmond
Hhiy, ono of the most sensible Of the Recon
strnclion papcrsin the South:
Wc haro shown in formcr articles that Il Is nc
cessary to conform TO oil terms and conditions OF
tho reconstruction laws and that in Ortlpr to mako
rcconHtruetion, elective and acceptable TO Con-
GROSS, and at the ,amo tmo to guard against con.
scation % anu PTGs:rlptton It may bo noeessary for
publican candidates for tho CunvontiriI, In spite
OF tho conipaniosship in which tlloy are folInl.
such humiliation We turn oyor all such 10 uon.
lIon4gtreot, who has declared himself willing to
unito in Efforts To restore Louisiana to ior former
posttion III tuO OIOn pnrty now III
powcr; and WHO holy Announces that ho twill be
happy t. w''rk in any harncss that promises roliof
ton." Tho last paragraph OF General 1uugslrccL q
letlor deserves to DO written In loters or gold It
ts-'K oyery nla.: In tho country will meet tho
crisis with proper appreciation OF our condition.,
| and come fairly up to his responsibilities, Oh TO-
morrow the sun will Bmilo upon q Inppy cooplo.
our fields will again begin to yiod thor Increase,
our railroads md rircrs will teom with abundant
commerce, our towns and cities will rcsound will,
| tho tumult Of trade, aud wo shall DO inyigoratod
| by tho blessings OF fAlmiglIty uod."
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On polltIos whlOh ho did in letter to "John Hap.

on politics, whoh ho did In loitor to "John Hap
pj," OF tho Nashville Banner, as follows: II am
awaro OF tho necessity Of knowing just whorc o
man stands in thoso times which try mons rolcs-
az vol as thoir upper loath9r. 10 begin with, I
am an Old HENRY CLAY Whi8, OF tho Polk School.
beloved in the Hard Cidor Platform OF 1si0 dur
ing which cast somoBhat oolorod vote for JACK
SON. voted against tho assassination OF LINCOLN,
and am In favor Of tho immediate impeaohmGnt Of
JEFFERSON DAv1B. favored tho bIaino Law until
thoy fired on our flag, together with several OF our
natstoncs, whom wont in for vigorous prosocu-
tion Of peace. am in favor OF Homan's rights, II
Il is good looking woman and ,ories to mo.
don't know much about tho MONROE Doctrine, and
az for horse doctoring don't know anything at a
wouldn't voto to obiigo q Mormon TO hayo moro
than ono vito, and am opposed 10 introducing clo-
ora into Tho territories. go in for tax on water
falls, and am willing 10 allow chignops roprcsen-
ation in Congress on tho basis Of population. Fl
nally, am in favor Of allowing tho negro TO yoto
in tho souti-it is tho only way TO mako treason
DdnrOHs.
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CHI A r L E s TON.
FRIDAY MORNING, JUNE %, 1907.

jon WoRK.-We have now completed our
Office 30 as to execute, in tho shortest possible
time, ALI KINDS OF JOB WORK, and We
most respectfully ask the patronage of our
friends.
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AN ORDINANCE

AN ORDINANCE
10 REGULATE TIE sroRlon or pxrnoLEux, rTs pro-
DUCTS, AND o~qEn tRFItAhADLl OILS
Hro. I. BE oriafn.l by tie Kayor ani Aldermen, IN
CITY Council aIIem6td, That from and after ths 18Th day
Of Juno next Il shall not 10 lawful TO Keep Petroleum,
Korosene, Rock OIL Donzne DcnIole. or any other In
damnablB oil oils storage for sale IN any cellar
store bulldng south OF Line street. In argsr guam
lily than ay gallons on any ono lot prsmisos and
any kuch quantity kept stored lha be contained In
yesseis OF Tin or other metal . IN
sro That Petroleum. ih products or any other in.
fAmnabe oil oils when brought into tho city By land
water. may bo kept any lot in any building In
which cotton not stored for period not exceeding
twentyfour hours, upon tho expiration Of which tp Il
shslI bc removed and kept in hs u,per required by
the foregoing section. st.I,r TI.I->
SEc. Any person or persons violating any part of
this Ordinance shAll be subject nno Of two hundred
doArs for each offence, recoverable In any Court
potent Jurisdiction. F
hsuaed In Cy Council this tHenty.rst day Of Hay in
Tho year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
Exty-seven. ~, t'.s. I" e" ~.oN.' :
HRl P. Q, aAHd.ARD, Mayor.
& W. II. 64TTH, CofE Cs Council.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
,OPHTOR GLRRK OF COUHUE.

/; A II. TAYRRN.KREPERs, AND PRRBoRs RRTA1I-
II Na sptritrops liquors, within tho city umlts Who
havo not executed r bonds and talcn out Tho proper
cards 70 shou thas hoy have heenDe 10 se viii % re.
ported not complying with s lay, After MondAy, 9Th
Inst L., q J. ;.Sit@J I,il ~ y -tU.u5 .a-i'I
4hosa Who have cards are hersby notified 10 haye us
pfascd In conspieuoup plaeo 10 tho Window All
tho aforementioned time, w. q, HArTH, y )
March q H. 80, plesk Of Council
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NOTICE,
orp1oE OF THE CAPTAIN OF P

oFF1cE OF THE CAPTAIN OF POLICE
cuARLKsros, 8. O., Nay 23, 1908.
DARAaRAPH II. or ORDINANCE 10 REGULATE
tho 'Cleanlipg OF Priyies and vaults" forbids The
Of tres in olSn carts and wagons and parties ap-
plying for hosnso are required to provide CLOSED cals
suitable for the purpose AN pernons therefore, who
purpose taking Jobs Of The hind herpby required 70
bring their earS 70 nsiu guara house for inIpeeon be-
fore applying for license. - y O. b. MaWALD,
Nay n 2mo Captain Of Poles,
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ORDINANCE,

3 otkOlhhnOk1s
TWR FOLLOWING ORDINANCE Is pUBL1sKRD
L for he information Of all conoernud
AN ORDINANCE 10 EKdULkTE TIE oL.HkR6No OF PnrvuB
AND .yAULs= -. -ak conRozArr Lnnrs OF THE C1rr.
!. Bolt Ordained by the Mayor and Aldermen, That
from aud ter tho MITIGATION OF this Ordinance, shall
not be lawful for any person TO cleanse the
contents fysults OF Priyea Within tho limits Of tho
city without hayips prercasly obtained license for tho
sane; all sush hcensea TO expire tho S1st December
Of every Year, and DO subject ID all requirements impos
Cd by regulating Tho srantng ofoenses for
II, That the uso OF Dsrrols In open Crts aud wagons
prohibited, and parties applying for License will be
qured TO provide closed Oof suitable the purpose
Ill All pertons having such Iioense shhf report At
9th Guard Houses during tho day, his their IN.
antion 10 such work during ho en.uing night % the
Lowor Wards such report TO DO psdo 70 tho Main 0uarl
House, IN the Upper Yards TO Upper Guard Honse. :.
w. Tho place or plnces for the depoeit Of such oai
shall bo dealgnated from limo TO time by the Mayor
". Every owner driver OF auch Lccnsod Cart or
any other pcrson who aha vioAto any Of The proyons
Of This Ordinance or nhal neglect reuso 10 obseryr
tho same any Of hem; sha forfeit and nay for each
offence hne not 70 eIoeed twont dolliro 10 bo
forced by tho MAyorln In his Court recovered L. any
other Court OF competent Jurisdiction.
Rallied In City Council this seventh day Of May, Ia th
yo,r Of our Lori ono thousand eight hundred and ak
ty-soyen. ''E% 't'. 'H'. "'
IL. 81 '1, p. @. aA1LLARD,
- CLERK Of Council emo Nay 10
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E. M. WHITING,
CORONER AND MAGISTRATE,
HAs REMOVED HIS oFP1CR FRoH cHALMERH
street to No. n CHURCH STREET. noar 81.
AichAais Alley. ~ r Auguat 81
NOTICE.
NOTlOE.
OrP1CE CHIEF OF T1RR DRPARHENT,l
.,..Irs ..ni4 4- Juno 20, 1857.
NyHE ATTENTION OF ALL PARTIES ARE nRRRBY
i directed TO ths following Ordnance, rAtined June
AN ORDINANCE
III arLAr1oN 10 rur1Io HrifA, |

De u orfafaed BY IA Mayor and Aidermsn, IN Cfiy
Cclarii ass<nblkd That II Hhi and may be lawful for
the Board q Fire h,ss,s nom limo 70 Time % restrain
10 any part Of the city whenever In their Judgment tha
public good .ha require suoi restraint or prohibition;
Board Of Flre Aastsrs In relation 10 The Public Wos In
pursnanos OF this Ordinance aor notioo siyon per-
sonay In writing, or duly publlahed IN one OF the city
newspepess sba be subject Cd 70 rnnsty Of ten dolis
for every socn oncrco. II. n. NATHAN,
Juno IL fAf limo hglisa Chief Fire DepartInept
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LARGEST CIRoULATIoN.-7'he DAILY
NEWS publishes the Official List Of let
ters remaining in the Posto0ice at The end
Of each ,oceh, a9recdJly to the Jollo,oing
section Of The Neo Posto6ice Ldo, as the
ac,ospapcr having the karges, circulation in
the City Of Charleston:
SECTION And bo IL further enacted That Lists OF lot
tors remaining uncnllc for in Pctoco In my
town or village wlIcro a newspaper sIa bo printed
aha hereafter be published onco only in tho newspaper
which, Doing published weekly ocncr Rhn'l huvo tho
largest circulation within rnngo delivery tho said
o1lco
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OrY1Cr CLEnK OF CoUre1I-

May 1857.
Tho following Seoon Of An Ordinance abolish the
ooo OF Of Sreots 20 provide Tor Keep
Tag the Streets, Lanes Alloys and open Courts IN tile
City OF Clirleston Clean, and for other purposes" is
hereby publ1hed for the information Of all CONCERNED
For the due protection OF tho zaid contractor
tractors further ordained, That oyery ownor lessec.
street. lane, alloy or opon court 6hali every day
lsnndays oIeepted have the drt ah garbage or other
heap and rcedineas for The contractor by The
soSon O'Clock, A. NJ, from the lIe day Of May 70 The
st day OF November In every yoar and by ho hour OF
nine O'Clock. M from tho hrst day Of November to
Mo nrst day OF May following And any person Offend
Ing herein placing any dirt alth, garbage or other
Sn IN any street lane or alley or open court .ncr tho
Ss S op a DC M % h an sna a. every
oacnss @ ssJ ~ no. 2. inpSsH aStS af Gy tho Mayor
Dy order W, Il. SMITH,
Nay Is Clerk Of Council.
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HHi,lUH.

nFFICE CLKRK OF COUNUIIA-THE FOLLOWING
~ clause OF Baeilou OF Ordinance 10 Rai0p Bup-
pos for Tho 1851 = publshed for the information
OF persons selling Qoods by sample otherwise who
not Of this aJ. All such persons Arc hsreby
moulded 10 report Rt this ofaoo. be III Ests l5a
Thrive dollars on svery hundred dolltr Of all gooda
olhsrwtle," .If,t.- Hf 73.I W. II. SMITH,
March :. Cletk Of Council,
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ST Al communications intended for publication in
his Journal must DO addressed 10 Ue Eflior of the
Daily Ne,rs No. ID Hdync-stret4, Charleston, s. G
Btisinree F%s-.---.. s>.-s!vftS IN p'ris-r
he,Vsnos undertake 10 re!urn reiccted communicd-
lions.
Adccriiscmcnis outside ofme city mus, be accompa-
MED tctti The cash.
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TO BE DRAWN
IN OPEN PUBLIC
ATLANTA, GA,
Wednesday. July 18th, 1so7-c1ass b.
SCHEME TIE SAME FOR EACH MONTH,
APPROXIMATION PRIZES

al
Approximation Prkos of $500 cach for tho
nino remaining units OF the game ton OF The
No. drawing the $4,000 P. ize are.. ....... 1900
hpprorlmhtnR Prizes OF $3.50 each for tho
niue remaining units OF the Barno ten OF Tho
No. drawing tho $4,000 Prfto arc e........ 1850
Approximation Prizes OF $500 each for tho
nine remaining units OF the same ten OF tho
No. drawing the SID,000 Prize are. ....... 1900
Approximation Prizes Of 500 oach for tho
nine remaining units OF the Rane ten or the
No. drawing the 5000 Prizc arc. ........s 900
l8 Approximation Prizes OF 500 each for the
nine remaining unitB Of tho ten OF the.
Nos. drawing tho 81. coo Prizes are. ....... 1900
42t Prizes amounting ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .$IG8 QUO
Whole Ticket S2 Halves. s6j Quarters. 81; Eights,
SLIGO.
sl. All the Prizes above stated ars drawn at every
drawiug..aa
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THE SUMTER .WATCHMAN

rs PUpLIaIRp EVERY WEDNESDAY, Az bUN.
i TER x O., by 9ILBERT 4 FLOWERS Propfibtors
a. FOUR pOLLAtiB pcr Anuunn invariably In sd7snoe
Advertisements inserted at uI1Al rains. ,.i'
Kyefy styio OF JOB Printing efeoutol tn tho n4atesl
tHta snd greAssit dhDssoa. "5epempef ~
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r.# NOTICE.
OFFICE OF OHIEF OF pOLIOE,)
MAIN GUARD HOUSE, !
CHARLESTON, 3. c., Juno 10Th, 1861.
lTNHE FOLLOWING ORDINANCE LII PUBLISHED
L forthc information Of all whom II may concern
o. b. sIawAItD,
Chief Of Police
SEC G. Be orddtnod That Pryiea lots within the
city shall be constructed Tint The contents thereof
not escape therefrOm overflow; and whonever any
Vault or PiSy becomes Offensive, The sllal bo
cieansed aud the owner occupant Of the premises
whloh any Vault priyy bo situated, the condition
OF whlnh shn be In violation OF this Ordinance shalt
move, altar, cleanse. amend repair the within
reasonable hmn after notice ahAn hAve been given him
by The Mayer, and served by tie Chief Of Police In
Of neglect REFUSAL the aha be performed
by order Of the Mayor al tho eIpense OF tho
occupant Of such premises to be rs paid by the city
and then recovered with interest nom such owner or
occupant by Council in tho City Court.
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PL A N
OF THESE GREAT LOTTERIES AND
EXPLANATION OF DRAWINGS.

OF THESE GREAT LOTTERIES AND
EXPLANATION OF DRAWINGS.
Tho numbers from 10 10000 corresponding with the
numbers tho Tickets, printed separate slips Of
paper and encirc!ed with small tubea and placed III
glnsn wheel-nn tic prtroa in aocorlauce with tho
Scheme, are similarly printed and encirc and placed
In another glass wheel Tue wheels rrn reyolyoJ
and two boys, bIlndfoided. draw the numbers aud
prizes. One Of tie 6oys draws number from the
whoc Of pumberu. and at tho time Tho other boy
draws out one przo from the wheel OF prizes Tbs
Der and prize drawn out exhibited to the audience
and wAtevcr prize comos out s registered placed
tho orcd Of tR. number-snd ths operation Is repeat
ed until all the prizes drawn out.
Tho Tickets printed In tho following syie: They
are divided Into Eights printed Tho M
syelss, gsh. sf se.TaS SiS siiS1I discount
W. W. BOYD CO.. Managers
Atlantis, Ga
Correspondents may rely prompt attention 70 or
ders by simply enclOeing money with full address. All
orders for Tickets aud schomes and information 10 bo
addressed 10 :"
JAMES KERR, Agent,
OFFICE NO. 90 BROAD STREET,
Key box No. 684, Oharisston, 8. O.
Juno IL -, lmo
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D E N TIST RY.

REDUCTION OF DENTAL. PRICES usUlT
TIKI TIMES
nR. ]. z. DAPRhY. DENTIST, IL NOW PREPARED
- 70 complete tho insertion OF whDo upper or lower
method. md with the best msleras at $40 per sci par
al sets IA proportion Durability natural appearance.
All uliIur operations upon tho Teeth performed I'm
skilful aud wurrautable rnnnucr.
Oflco nj his residcnco NO. 8 LIBERTY STREET
Mny 70 mwf Charleston. y. q.
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r SALE.

TeOR SALE, A CARRYALL, WITH TWO
IL Seah. pole and shnft Also, set OF tloublo and
singlo HARNESS. nil In good ORDER Can be sc,in nid
6arganed for caah or tmo note at thirty daye. at No.
II Lynch street Mayl7
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II NOT AMoHo the humors Of tho day, certainly
among the eccontrioities, may be ranked Bishop
HopKpsB' History OF the Church In Verse rocpntly
published. We have not yes seen tho book itsolf,
but the following briot notco 20 entirely eccords
with all the criticisms NO havo sesn Of this work,
thst ue are tempted TO reproduce It {: The Right
Reverend Bishop Of Vermont t1iust have hid bad
advisors 10 induce him. to prcsont High Church
principles ih stch Hretched doggerel. Here Is .
spocinen o. bis stylo Of poetikins ecelesiasslo.l
history: , ..',...,,. ~
The AIbsensea wefe powerful band, 7,JtaI
In doctrine dangerous. and morals lows
20 say the Papsf snn,llsts, whose hand
heoortsl all the ntle that Ho know. y az b.
But Tho Waldsnsss. high in word and sol,
Thar ooiy cno ss .s, 70 ss pure;
1hat they could not The Pspsi power enlurs. In,
Another sonn is found In tho account Of Fpisco-
pa'y during the American Revolution, ~ p
sna. bas shs,s ~ wse 2 sun fsH. By wisdom led,
anonE she s.srpy, who wefs on tho stio 49,,
| ~ ipdopendsnoeI and, when othcrs ned. I'll @'.
A'I ~ U CONSTANT noors % the Church Iupplled. is
these sood men. The besl d,snsuI.hsd n.ms 't'i
Wss thst q William Whita. Te tool bis stsnd .;
linked Wi Z tsoss %Sst sonsu sns n, E ,s
it's pity that thore wsro no good nons of ..Se
church TO proyont ihoir honorable father jsroiio
placing himself In tho situation Of Moan aitor he
food. -, ! :,'1I
Ou or THs htast Of tho numerous funny follows
WHO haro sprung mp within tho: lsst fire DR. six
yeari, is an individual, rejoicing under tho tobr.
quot of'Gho ''Fat oontribusor.'' p while 1t Eash.
vile recently, Hu requested to dene his poi!tion
ID
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out their throats Of impeding tho navigation OF
tho Upper Missouri, by attacking tho boats.
A correspondent Of tho Laynoa Commercial
writes that Judge l. A. PAsoHAL (plain). and
Judge Mckay tcolored), delivered somo momor-
ablo specimens OF oratoy to tho negroes at soguin
Recently. PAsOHAL informed his audience that all
tho negroes In Prussia vote and hold olloo. and
that one-third OF tho crowned heads had suc-
cumbod 10 republican form Of government last
year. Tho old colored man who asked us recently
NQuoon VICTORIA wero not black woman, saying
he "hsd beard so, '" must have been one Of Pison-
AIS auditors or private pupils.
A distinguished aorman professor recoptly an
nounoed that II drop OF human blood WAS placed
nnder . microscope capable Of mngnifsine IL
twenty millions times larger, II would show ali the
kinds of animals that erer kayo existed, OF nog er
ISL On earth. 10 tho blood Of healthy person
tho animals arc quiet; In that Of q sick peraon
thoy hBht. From this he draws tho conolusion
that man haa within him all tho olomenta from
which tho uniSrso vis crested. Ho further savs
that U died cat vas flung In pool OF vater and
leh TO decompose, tho drops OF water would sho,
when undor microscope, oil tho animals be; uo.
Ing To Che cat species. .5 m -.
'Rsioi" Porneroy, writing TO his paper from
New York uses tho following language: s.Thoro IA
ruin ahead. Losses and bankruptcy viii be ianii !,
words hom now and for o long time, till tho an.n.
cisi balloon rises high ont Of sight In tile oloud o.
Reputation Of our national sdebt.- The Wesk fe
Goa Of money, grain and oatti5, The Eouth b o1
kha verge OF famine. Tho war developed thieves
sHindlers and speculstors, aud destroyed over two
millions Of producers. The Internal roYenpe re.
ceipts hs4 year wore forty por cent, less Than was
/, axpeoted while tho expenses OF Rannb1fe.n ,aov
ernnont woto si1ty per cont moro than was an,
ttcipAtsd ThiS nskos difiarenoe Of ono hun.
wossing men. The prodacers Of tho country, who
ruin aanaseds oils.dins nsetsssnis Il III, city city
aWho resnTned hrge ineoaan In tAs spring Of 1905
rosu{p none. In 1861 while thcse who do art
ssSsGnsd ol tho kusll azhIbis,n 100