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l gPAINLEss pIaEsTIoN,-..No MAN"
says Sir Aatloy Cooper, "opyht to know by his sen.
sations that he has 8 stomach" In other words.
when digestion s perfect there Is neither pain nor
,uneasiness In tho region where It takes place. Nan.
sea, want Of appetite, hatuienoy oppression after
eating, shooting palms in the epigastrium, adsh.
ing Of the faco at meal times, and furred tongue in
the morning. are among the direct symptoms Of In
digestion. Constipation, btli9usness headache. nef
yous irtability physical weakness, and low spirits,
are its almo,. invsriabie aceompaniment, An these
Indications Of dyspepda, whether Immediate or
secondary. are usually aggravated by hot weather.
The cloie OF. summon is. therefore. tho season
when the yictim OF dyspepiiA most urgently needs
tonic Ana regulating medicine. or course. every!
invalid has many advisers. Ono friend recon-.
mends one drug, another another; hut In multi.
,tudc Of councillors thsrs 10 not altayp safetp The
standard remedy Of the present age for indigestion
In all its stages, "a Ro3TErrER'5. sToMAoH BIT. i
TRRa Time, that proyes all things. has esilli,hed
ihreputsion on an impreguAble foundston-the
spontaneous testimony Of millions OF intelligent
vitnqsses No acsid oil or acid dehles its stiula.
ting prinfpe, itsstonio constituents are the nnest
that botanical has yet discovered; It com.
biaes the properties Of 8 gentle evscuant, blood
depurent and an snt.biiious medicine, With inyiso
rating qualities OF the highest ORDER and IL admit.
ted both By the public and the profession to bs the
surest protection against al diseases that are pro-
dnesd or propAgsied BY pssHferous air or unwhois.
Aotne wstAs that h,s ever been used either In the
Omitted ststes Or tropical America. IFGjS% J1FF,4
In easss Of oteonshpation rssnltps ,fsom want Of
nuscnlAs tone in the intsstines the eject Of the
SIIfEaS q perscty marveI1onS; and without TIE
dsasetous sequences Of fnetSdfys II festorss 10
d.ofdsfsa iiyss W pofsn., sondislonii itS'itIS
- raH q ~
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ss- soLoMoNs BIrTERs.-THIs pRE

FAhATIoN, compounded by one of our Oldest and
most esteemed druggists. has, during tho short time
In which It has been offered TO tho public attained
reputation which has almost entirely driven out OF
m1rket the various topcs and stmuants which, for
few months. by e1orbitant pumng and heavy ad-
vertisiig, succeeded in building profitable bust
ness for their projectors
Soomon's Btters aro not of the f,shy etylc dc.
pending upon large advertising, bought pufrs and
fictitious recommendations for sale to n guIllblc
public. Their composition is well known to aud ap.
proved by many OF our best physicians aud tho rro-
prietoTs depend upon the intrinsic merits of their
medicine to make II as popular as II Is curative.
They do otpretend to offer medicinal prepare.
ton that will all the ills that flesh is heir TO-
but they do contend that tho juicous use OF these
B,ters Will greatly alleviltc human suffering, and
bring very many TO state OF comparative health
who have long been strangers 10 that great blessing
One good genuine Recommendation of my pro.
tossed curative is worth dozens or hundreds of
bought certificates, and tho Messrs. SOLoM0NS
have only published few out of tho hundreds of rl-
| solicited testimonies which tho have received We
this morning giye copy of letter from Hon. ALtx
Ii. STEPHENS, whose peculiarly epfeeblcd condition
for the past siI months has boen known to the whole
country. His fewentntst words Will 90 much fur.
ther to conflrnithe gocsr opinion alrcadyexisng as
to the beneficial qualities Of this medicine than
would columns of stercotyped reeomm enditions
from unknown parties %:
LIBERTY HALL, i =.
s.tf cRAwTonpsvuLE. Ga, August14. 1885,
Aessrs. A. A. So'omons Co., Drugoists, Sdsannah.
Co.:
GRNTLE11Ks-Plea send me half dozen bottles
Of your Bitters. I have been using them lately
upon the Recommendation OF friend. with decided
benefit, in giving tone 70 the digestive organs and
general strength to my system. Send by Express.
with value endorsed, O. o. d. -
fsi Yours respectfully, -9sat
- tsiguedI ALEXANDER u. STEPHENS.
August "a limo
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AS A CARD-sOUrHERN LIFE INSUR-
ANoE COMPANY, ATLANTA DEPARTMENT.
To The People Of South Carolina:
The above Company organ xed in 1860. In
consequence Of the wholesale forfeiture or southern
policies by Northern companies. Tho unparalleled
Of the enterprise has forced several Of these
companies to restore their sont'arn policies. from
Ine ract that they could not operate in our midst
without the appearance OF honesty. ias
We keep all our money at homo to build up our
impoverished country-every dollar Of premium
being safely invested In the state from which It is
rived. Tho insdtuHop Is purely Southern, and honce
should appeal with great force to the patriotism and
and sympathy OF every Southern heart. s,y (
IT'S not our purpose to make war on other com.
paniea, but to exhibit the special advantages offered
by this purely Southern oompany--founded on
patriotism and solid wealth. It's ratio Of Gssets to
habillues-the true test Of q companys strangth-is
second to none this continent, being nearly $500
to 500.
Whenever and wherever we have presented the
claims Of this Company Il has not only enIstedths
sympathes Of our people. but has also secured their
hearty cooperation. We have secured 600 policies
in South Carolina Gince the 10th OF February. We
number among our Directors General Wade hamb-
ton and colonel Vim. Johnston, gentlemen we'll
known to every citizen OF South Carolina. We ap-
sssist In pushing forward this deservedly popular
Southern institution. J. II. MILLER,
General Agent Southern Life Insurance Company,
No. 2S Broad street, Augusta, Ga.
8. Y. TUPPER,
Agent, Charleston, G. @.
d. w. DRsAUssUR., M. D.,
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ArEagle Steam Fire Engine Company.
You are hereby summoned to assemble at your En-
gine House, THn MoRsIsa. 2slh instant, at Light
O'Clock, I'm full uniform, dark pantsl ID pay the last
artbute OF respect TO our late ex. President J. n.
DURYEA.;s j5l. ~ f.y I'D
By order Of the. .Pyssidenr. A
Auensa 70 A. II. CoHBy, Secretary.
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~ Tho Relatives, Friends and Ao-
quaintances Of Mr. PATRIoR MAY and family are
respectfully invited to attend the FUNERAL Of the
former, at his residence. No. Washington street
TH1s AFTERNOON. athslf-past Three O'Clock. T
Augustus tt
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Sptfial Notices.

ss NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
application will be made at the next Session of tho
Legislature by the Charleston Board Of Trade for a
Notification Of Ito Charter
KuRnst2o I,moe
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August "a

ATMARENGO.-RE e YER AND AGUE
CURE. TONIC. FEVER PRRvENTIvE.-Thisv val
nab)e preparatlU6 has been in private usa for many
years and through the persuasion OF friends, who
havo used II with the most beneficial results, the
proprietor has Been Induced to offer to the pub
lie. 1t is warranted TO cure CHILLS AND FEVER
OF however long standing, removing the cause and
entirely eradicatipg Its effects from the system. It
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD. strengthen the dIges.
tive organs; induce an.sppetite. land. restore the
patient to perfect health. It purely VEGETABLES
preperstiopi and So harmless that children of ali
ases mss take It with safety As q tonic MKRENao
has no superior. and for debility arising from the
effects Of fever from other cause, Is invaluable
few doses is sufficient to satisfy the most in.
creduIous sufferer Of its virtue and worth. All
who try ono bottle OF .MARENao win be 90 much
pleased with its effect that they will readily en-
dorss II. NO HUMBUa. For evidence OF its ETA,
cacy and value. refer to MARBNao eirculSrs, which
contain certificates ,yen known and respectable
citizens. -. ~ i, {t |
: MARREa0 Is ! genuine Southern preparation,
the proprietor and manufacturer bs.ng enaHve and
resident Of Charleston and Is fully guAraak cd I'd
give complete and universal satisfaoHon. ~
no HUMBUa. TRY 1T. i
For sale by all Druggtst.. and by DoWIE q
NOISE. corner Meeting ana Bssel streets; GOOD
RIcH, wlNEMAN & co., Hsyne.street and q. ].
LUHN. Druggist. Agent Of Proprietor, corner OF
King and job, reefs, 'Chsrieston. q. O. e
Il June 9A DAo 80 amo
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,@arrieo.

On Thursday, August 10Th. by the Rev W. D. "
BoEH, at the residence OF GoSeruors AIKEN 10 Hf
~. LEWIS, JR-, to Mrs NARY YR.ivANDERHORsT
eldest daughter OF Hon. B. RHRrT. etHIs
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funeral Nstifes.

sF The Relatives, Friends and Ac-
qusintances Of Mr. and Mrs. JAMES, n. DuaxKA,
and OF b. 8. DunrEA. are invited to attend the
Funeral Services Of Mr.. JAMES NJ. DURYRA, at
his late residence No. o wsiistreet. TH1s N oamxe,
at Nine O'Clock. August 2s
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Spefial Aotiffs.


~CONSIGNEE'S NOTICE-MEROHANT
L!SE.-Tho Schooner LILLY will discharge T1rs
DAY ut her Dock. Adger's Wharf. Cdnsigneos will
please send promptly for goods. All good. ON wharf
at sunset will bo stored at their risk and expense ALI
claims must be mado beore goods leave tho wharf,
August &c WM. ROACH & CO,
NOTICE., THERESA SONNTAG, WIFE
OF OTTO soNNTAG. Dyer and scourer, residing at
No. 14l harket'strcet, south eide, do hereby givo
notice that will carry on business as Sole Trader
In one month from the date hereof.
August 26 limo THERESA soNNTAG.
81 NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
demands against tho estate Of Captain JOHN FER.
GUSoN, late OF Charleston, deceased, will present
the same, properly altcsted, to Messrs. Bnows 4
MIKELL, Attorneys.at-Law, and those indebted will
make payment TO either OF tho undersigned.
Mn; fsaad + BRo@ns aSEMEs' ounuaod Executors.
August Ia thm8
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~ NOTICE = iCa 7 loN wIIE ,RR
nsds y The nsaa of eopth osi eiins, By
The Town oetnin fpf renswai Of thS chs, m ana
ths ErhnSssn osths BoaSeasy Of ths Towh II San.
imeeydps. w tuatyF August IT,.
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1smoS

81 ESTATE EDWIN CHAPMAN.-A
DIVIDEND OF FORTY PER oKNT. ON Baid Estate
will be paid at Office Of G. W. DINaLE. Esq, No. 81
BRoAD.sTRRET. pl.tR'
y. BIS!sdS. D.ss6E. Executors.
August "a n. q, =. go -, 4, a.
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Mary laSise Il thsy Write sulpaur Springs,
lya.i hays hesn Obliged 70 sleep on ma}tesses
placed On the door, and dSe Of ~ 10 4 room,
on secount of the crowd az sl ~ !
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~ BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world; the only
true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable, instanta.
neoua; no disappointment; no ridiculous tnts rem.
edies tho Ill effects Of bad dyes; invigoratss nnd
leaves the hass sSoft and besutifnl black or brown
Sold i'y all Druggists sud Ferfumers; end properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No. - Bond.
street. New York. Tyr May 49,
n s@THE NEATEST, THE QUICKEST AND
THE CHRAPEsT.-THs NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
1ks EAST BAY, having replenished It's Stock with .
new and large assortment OF material OF the nnest
quality and latest stylos prepared to execute 1t
the shortest notice and In the best manner, JOB
PRNTINa Of every description.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere. 49,
THE MAMMOTH CAvE.--Ex TRACT
FROM A PRIVATE LETTER."
We grouped about for many hours in this rderful
pis:e never saw anything like It The freais OF
nature dsrlAysd here are very strange, snd strike
tho behoider with ave.. the air In some pSrtj OF
thscAve 70 close and aHaIng, and whom 40 came out
found myself saddled with terrible fsver, ~hich
entirely prostated me-, Tho physician bad never
seen GAO lieit before, and no remedy he ple.
icttbed seemed TO do the iesst good NY Lie was
despsired or Mrs. Wilson, with whom wa4 rssid.
Ing had In the house bottle Of PLANTATION BIT.
TRRs and abe tnsisted should try IL for shs said
abemew to BIO certain cure in all cases OF fever,
debility, Ague, dyspepsis, TO- had but little NTH.
bat finally consented 10 Try Il as 1ast resoft IN
fess than three hours after the hrst osS my fever
left net In two days was sitting up, snd,before
Saturday night was q wsii eyee. u ton you ali
this that you may know how TO ,act IN any cssa Of
fever O. any similar disease. nrmty believe the ].
PLANTATION BIT r1Rs saved my.hls. s.'si.sj y
lppy ns1t Win ts,i you about ths csyo IN &stAl.w
~ nj ,,ipa ab.s.iA9'i ugs. -. ss;g.Tia
tklosoIiA wArai Superior to de Sest ttnp,iit6
asrnan Cologne, and Soad 4 hatf the p.ios on OF
August ~ tu,hSa y
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We cheerfilly recommend ti,e above Company 10
the patronage Of tho citizens OF South Carolina.
columbia,s o.-J. 8. Preston, ]. P. Carroll, O. D.
Melton, g. ". Melton, J. D. Pope. go ,
$, Camden.-J. B. Kershsw. VIM. n. Shannon, ". E.
Johnson. T.. ~
sumter.-John B. Moore.
Winnsboro'.-W. R Robertson. ,. B. Macantr,
james A. Rion. F~
Yorfvile.-w.. q. w,lsop.sA. Coward. James Ma.
son, L D. witherspoop. J, R Brstton. j. t. Lowry,
r. q. McCaw.
Ahderson.-J. L. Orr. IT
Barnwell.-Jos. A. Lawton. James Patterson, John.
son Ragocd - 80
ol.rendoa-Jno. L. M.nning, TO. Richardson.
Browne Manning.
HKfKREFcxa M oUARIRsroN. 81.
" General JAMES CONNER, Messrs. pRLzER,
RoDaRRsG h .o0 JAMES H.wILsoN, laq, GEO!
b. WALTER, Esq. .stEwIs D. MoWRY, Rsq. :.
August 10 2mos
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FOR P:ili.ADELpIIIA AND HUs ROW

ef-S.ro THE STEAMSHIP ], W. EVER.
Nr<dSW itEs5S MAN. Captain HIScsLEY will
SElH3t9StH ~'ha,e North Atlantic Wharf, TnUns =
=Hse-:=ix--s.- DAY, August 2Gtb at - o'clock
For Freight tr passage apply TO
JOHN & IIIEO. GETTY
huRust24 North Atlantic Wharf
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a son OF the late pugilisto Tom. .Sayers
has made bis de6ut.in London % . comic
singer. He sings song fecounting his faith.
er's astic eogh gements, and points Nth q na.
ttursl pride to the drawers he hss:op,i stating
that they were worn by his father when 7he
fought with Heenan In 1850. The sight Of This
interesting relic has q magnetic influence on
the audience, who greet the drawers with loud
cheers. I'll !, (, ;t.,n1 r.sa ,,.'- ta -,
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Shipping.
BALTIMORE A N ID CII Il LEsrO
STEAMSHIP LINE.

SSACH THE STEAMSHIP SEA GULL
Mt&HIE Captain n. r. rurroN will suil for
SEQlNtE&f3 Baltimore on RIDAY, 9th of August.
s5e@. at hnltpast o'clock A. NJ, from
Pier No. !, Union Wharvea.
a1. Through Bills Lading signed for oil classes or
Freight to BOSTON. PHILADELPHIA. wILMING-
Ion, DEL, WASHINGTON CITY, and the NORTH.
For Freight or passage. apply to
COURTENAY & TRENHOLM
huBust ~ Union Wharyea
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THE scHooLBoy,s VACATION.

His trunk was packed for days before:
The blood coursed quickly through his
veins;
The hours he counted DER and DER.
AS counts the captive in his chains
His task was fnished-why delay
The eagle in his upward way?
He rose eer morn illup'ed the skies:
The clock had only rung out three;
1t was an early hour to rise,
But not an early hour for thee
o, boy! for in thy dreams all night,
How loomed the promised land in sight!
o, boy! I would that free as thou,
], too, might sweep o'er hill and plain;
Without a wrinkle on my brow.
Live over llfe's young morn again;
And pack my trunk at three.
And start at eight along with thee.
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SAVE YOUR sHUcKs.

tsf Ia.
From timely article in /, tie last
Planter and Farmer, we make the fol-
lowing extract: ,.i r.,
When it is remembered that the
shucks of each barrel of corn weiolls
from forty-five to sixty pounds. and that
the corn crop OF Virginia is estimated
ut 2,69s.O0G bdrfe;a, and tf.at tie ayeF.
age value of the shlcks Is fifty cents
per one hundred pounds on the planta-
tions. it can be seen ut once that The
shuck crop og Virginia has become of
considerable importance, and this new
branch or industry is worthy of al the
cooperation the planting community
can give 1t.
Att rate of fifty pounds per barrel
aud eighty cents per hundred, the pre-,
sent price, each acre W II produce. at
egh: barrels per acre, tour dollars,
which. where the crop Is economically
won ked, will be about the cost of culti-
valiop. We think the present price
will probably increase as Time develops
demand and competition, but we cor
Tess that. tor the present, we do NOT
wish TO see the Messrs. Stacv impeded
by higher prices, even if they could be
obtained.
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AN ENORMOUS FARM,

III ftstt
A Lafayettee Indiana correspondent
writes to the Cincinnati Gazette that
there. is Il corn field III Benton county,
Ind, of seven thcasand acres, IN good
condition and grow ing splcndidly. This
field is to b. found on the farm OF
Adam Earl, Esq, who resides in La
tayette. The same correspondent
adds:
"Messrs. Earl and Fowler have
farm OF thirty thousand acres in Ben
ton county, in one body. well watered
and with permanent improvements,
aviLg one hundred and forty miles of
hedge fence and si2ty-tive miles of
board fence. thirty yflwellmg-houses for
tenants. three blacksmith shops, &c.
TO cultivate the corn lands one hum
deed and sixty-nine one and tw0-horse
plows were Kept in daily use, and on
the pasture lands forty one hundred
head of cattle are now feeding for tile
New York market, and will be shipped
this fall by rail. Messrs. Earl and
Fowl ,r give their personal supervision
to the farm, the former a jobbng mer-
chant and the latter banker.
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LOVE OF HOME.

The heart has memories that never
die. The riIbs of the world cannot OBJ
literate them. They sire tiieuorles OF
home early home. There is a magic
in the very sound. There is the Old
tree under which the light hearted boy
SWING many II day; yoliller the river In
which he learned u swim; there the
house i'll viii IN he knew parents pro-
lection, nay there is the room in which
he fonped with urotherand sister, long
since, alas laid in the cemetery in
Which he must soon be gathered. over
shadowed BY yon old church, whittier;
with II joyous troop like himself, he has
often followed his parents to worship.
Why, even the very schoolhousc, asso-
ciatetl il, useful days with thoughtful
tasks, now COMES to bring pleasant re-
mrnlbrantes of many occasions that call
forth some generous exhibitions of the
noble trials ofhlman nature. There is
whrre he learned to feel s0ttie Of his
first emotions. There, percfiance. he
first met the being who, by her love
and tenderness in life, his ihaHe Il home
t0r himself, happier even than that
which his elIiltlhood knew. There are
certain feelings of humanity and those
too, among the best, that can find am
appropriate place for their exercise only
by one S own tirrSide.
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HOW TO ADVERTISE.

Everybody knows that fortunes are
made by advertising. but it is not every
body who knows how to advertise.
When you 10 ,advertisei do so with II.
nerve-go it strong. Business is like
arrhitecture-its best supporters are
columns; advertise persistently; don't
take 1t by fits and starts; keep pegg,ng
away, and yon are bound to get hear
ing. lftop are worthy of patronage,
don't be afraid to tell it. 1t you have
cheap goods. let the people know it,
Tall; right out like man. and don't be
afraid OF hurting somebody's feelings,
or spending a few dollars too much.
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BONES FOR FRUIr-TREEs.

Bones collect in considerable ouanti-
ties about every household, and in viii
lagos many have no use for :hem,
They may be had for the gathering Of
tehtmes, or for siiiall con sideration.
A tree planter can make no better iii.
vestment of few dollars than TO pnr-
chase these old bones. ahd after crush.
ing them into inch pieces. pat bllshel
or two INTO each border where a tree is
set. They are also an excellent Dire ss-
ing for trees already planted, aad may
be dug in around the roots. Old trees
tha; have become sttlnteU and unir,llt-
ful are often started into new growth
aud fruitiulness by this means. It
sometimes remedies the cracking of
pears. all the bones about the prrmi-
ses should be saved for the iruit-tress,
- The HorticultMist.
trhe bones should be finer than inch
pieces. 1.-THE pieces are the size of
grams of Indian corn il would be much
better, and they shpuld be dag in as
lar as the roots extend. -ED.1
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SHORT STORY FOR LITTLE FOLKS.


Little Fanny was going away with
her papa for short visit to one OF her
aunties. The important business of
packing her valise had been left, at her
own request to herself.
Il have seen you do it many times.
mother. | am sure l shall make out
very well.'
Mother smiled, but give the desired
permission.
By-and-by Fanny came slowly down
stairs and said rather hesitatin civ. IL
am afraid, mother, that shah need
larger valise; can't get. half the things
into this one L have laid out to take"
''Molher will be up soon and see a
bout it, Fanny dear" said mother
cheerily. perhaps [ can improve
your packing"
So one thing after another was taken
out. refolded and carefully put back
again, and i. really seemed as though
they >hrank themselves into halt their
former space. Every nook and crevice
of room was ecouomjsed; and mother
remarked EhrE slie had tinisheL-
"lou can fill up this space with a
dozen nice apples, il you wish, for yout
little coaslns."
Il don know how you did it, moth
Ell" said Fanny thougbtiully.
at was Betaiise had ii niethod n bout
it. | worked slowly, and was satisfied
that each article WIS III its place before
| left it. There IS nothing that saves
time and lato", like order and thinking
well over anything. Now, in the
morning think wen ON my days work
before begin it,, Sometimes write
the items down. bnt not always. Then
| follow my plan as near as possible
In this way | certainly accomplish
my method. So. Fanny learned Il les
son from this packing experience. You
often complain hat the'day is too short
for all you wish TO do. Put method in
your doings. and yon will be surprised
to find how it saves times. Let all
things be done decently and in order,
is a scrlptural direction
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4 DBUG ANTIDoTE.

A lady who tried this simple method
OF eXtirpating the repulsue bedbuc. /;
Kind cnou. h to give profession of
faith. in the efficacy through the col
umns OF a newpaper: Ii any ot your
readers needa sure remedy for 6edbugs
they can have mine and cleanse tie
house OF this troublesome verlnin with.
out expense. They have onl, to wash
with salt water; filling the cracks
where they frequent with salt, and you
may look III vain for them. Salt seems
innic;ll to bedbugs, and they will Lot
rail through it. | think, it preferable
to all o:ntments. and tile buyers REQUIRE
no certificates as to its genuinenesE.