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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-25

All porsons engaged in tho eale of Spirituous
Liquors (withiu tho county Of Sumter, s. C.,)
beyond the Corporate Limits of the Town Of
Sumter. S. c., Retail Dealers, Bar Keepers,
Tavern Keepers, Billiard Table Keepers, 60, ara
hereby notified that ieturns must DO made by
them t" this Office. for the Fiscal year, ending
Nov lst, 1869, and Licenses paid for. for that
year, in accordance with Law, aud under require
monts Of nutce published by B"nrd of County
Commissioners of'Sumter County, 8. c.. in Sum-
tor Newspapers. May 18th, 1869. And nll persons
n"w engaged or who hnvo been engaged in the
sale Of Spirituous Liquors. as above stated, since
Nov LIST, 1869, must now take "ut License for
the Fiscal year ending Nov LIST, 1870.
Applications for License, must be made to the
Bonrd OF County Commissioners. by the LIST day
Of Ju, c, next ensuring, and all persons engaged
in tho sale Of Spirituous LIQUORS after tnat date,
without License, will DO prosecuted at the next
Term of Court of General Sessions for Sumtor
County, S. c., for violation Of Law in such case
made aud provided.
BY order Of Board
JOHN II. FERITER
Acting Chairman.
C. M. Hunsr, Clerk of Board.
Nav II 2t
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BEE'Sv4s

~ Sesy ~ 49,
sssssty or Thar.d.y tho
= 3 d chs.tsr Jeitraal suggests
-. = eplsneat on sales.dsy 10
Putposs Of choosing dcls>
xaS Reborn Convention.
l ~ Bsane ttsvills Journal calls
8 4 sttissni Of Marlboro to meet
Stt spss. on salos. day in June,
tsty delegates to the Reform
~ M y regret to learn from q pri.
tteh received iu. Columbia, Of
pKSrous iIlpess Of tho Rev. Il. G..
Formerly pastor Of the Mar.
Il u Il ttAst Methodist Church, Of that
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co vi M EisCIAL.

Anril IL. 1870.
The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1870-04-17
NEW PuBIIeArrors.

We are indebted to Mr.. Patrick Donahoe
boston, for copy of q pamphlet contain.
ing complete account of the burning OF
the Ursuline Convent and Academy in
Charlestown near Boston, in 1884.
On the night of the 11th of August, 1884,
the Convent situated on Mount Benedict,
now called SOmerville, was burnt down by
mob excited by bigotry, prejudice and
and Misrepresentation. All the .circum-
stances connected with that barbarous aft
fair are detailed in full, with the trials of
OF the rioters, the testimony, and the
speeches of the criminals.
The citizens of Boston held a meet
ing few days after, and condemned
the outrage very Indignantly, but neither
they, nor the State of Massachusetts,
has ever Unidentified the. bishop for
the loss of his house nor the Ursuline Nuns
for the loss of their property, furniture and
money which were destroyed or stolen in
the vicinity of the Hub on that occasion,
which afforded SO striking an evidence of
OF Massachusetts, civilization and to this
day the blackened ruins of the Convent
still remain in full view of the Bunker
Hill monument, showing the true character
OF the great New England lie.
We are also indebted to Mr.. Donahoe for
q book entitled "Devout Meditations for
the month of Mary" from the Italian of
Rev. Augustin Ferran, by Catholic priest;
also a small copy, in book form and in good
sized print, of "The Month of Mary, conse-
Grated to the Mother of God," from the
Italian of Alfonso Muzzarelli. by Catholic |
clergyman; and the "Child's Month of /
Mary" by the author of st. Francis and the
Franciscans.
Woods Household Magazine. We have
have received the April number of this
published at Newburg, New York
1t the rate of 81 per annum.
Young Crusader. The April number of
his magazine has reached us. 1t is pub
ished in Boston, at 81 per annum.
Leisure Hours.-We have received the
April number of this monthly. 1t is pub
ished by j. Trainer King in Pittsburg and
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THE MORNING STAR AND MESSENGER SUNDAY APRIL - 1870

- - b.
Washington's last body servant, it il
generally conceded, has been dead and
buried for some time. Now the field hands
are to take their turn-the last having died
in st. Louis last week.
DIR. Il. 8. Hewitt, late of Gen. Grants
stan, delivered lecture in Washington
City on the evening of the 10th inst. upon
the Questions Of the Day, or. the Catho-
lie of the Nineteenth Century, The doc
tor is brother of Rev. Father Hewitt.
Paulist.
The Sisters Of the Good Shepherd, Bos-
ton, received from an anonymous friend
four Thousand dollars last week towards
the erection of their building. Who in this
city will follow the good example, and con-
tribute towards the house of the same Or
der in Bienville street,
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GLYNN & WINTz.-Whether we have regard
to health, comfort, gentee graceful appearance
nothing 10 re essential than that the be
and tastefuy dressed And in this ks
pleasure in referring readers the shoe
Messis. Gynn g. Wntz, No. Camp street. These gen.
tiemen act the principle that the cheap
eet make 1t point to keep strictly first class goods
making their prices these facts considered low
the lowest. Their materials from the ufac
turers in the country, their boots aud
pr-ssy for their customers and confidently warranted
The quality and fu of their goods for ladies' gentlemen
ana the young OF either cannot be surpassed
scarcely equailed Parties interested will make
of these things.
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ARGYLE BITTRRs is said that I'm, s-.,,.,a.. =,
thing proven when something of similar kind Is
onered or approval or patronage counter.
feted So IL is with regard bttess This Of
particular Kind stimulates TO rivalry aud but too Of
the pTse hoping to gain popularity BY
inatng public detect the fraud and the yaiuabie
reliable thing sooner or later 10 appreciated
Snch s the case with the celebrated argyle BtteTr
The best chemical authorities testify to the remedial
esSts OF the parts; citizens have
and the demand for them Is
tnton to this climate il obvious alton
other tontcs Whether disease not they are
seryation Of that best boon in le-heaith wheeloci
Finlay q Co., New Orleans arc the general agents.
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ct. JOSEPHS UkSULINE ACADEMY FOI
~ YOUNG LADIES'
SPKINGFtELD. ILLINOIS,
FoFknerly of Charlestou Sou,h Cardinal

lnstitnton Is adsPi.d IN every respect for ex
,ensiNs and nst class Boarding Schools the location
heathini and retired The building conmodior has
All The modern Improvements, anu heated
BY furnaces.
uFfnlines being for the last three turies recog
nlzed as one OF the best qualified for the and
education ~ youth almost us. less here
nothing will be ,tft undOne mart the patiln can
nded TO the of the Ladies' of st Jos-pha Acn.mv
thorough education In the highest s-nse If the word
not Slune bstTuciDg the intellect but, with ruaf.rr.i
care guiding and training the beart
In nsequencs. of he eondeiun Of the ousH
people these ladies offer southern uurAle s--,,
.i Vautsge Of Board bed Bedding, wHshine stio n
Engltsh and freneh Vocal ard Hiatt "a HSio
e1h' per anBuD. rflts -5--F 49, ~
For fun particulars and proepeetus address
sup ..esse, st ss..insasIs s.l....- =.
ARurphN, ) j., Rev Orleans y s-fff1 -
sp'7I 80 = II. Il BRADz, Is uaSunls.sou,a
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A S T H NJ A..


JONAS wHiTOOM9's REMEDY.
Prepared from German recipe obtained by tho l...
Jonas Whtoomb in Europe. slsviated TIT. disorder
IN MS case when all other appliances Of medical sk,
mad 9en abandoned by him in despair In No esss Of
purely ssthmatic character has IL failed to x,vs im
date relief and it has eooteama permanent ou,..
1t contains no poisonous injurious paopers, What.
ever 80 :s:s=.! 1a.y s.io it with perfect safety
Nothing 20 uniformly successful"
Theodore kscay, Drpooiss Bsss,u
"Have derived great benefit from It."
g. F. Osoorns Pres Nspt. ms o., Bo.s...
"Didme moro good than any medicine ever had
". O. ksaar (Isantin d Keuar) O;.esnnes.
JOSEPH BURNETT 4 Co., Manufactures. and
No "a Central street. Boston, For sa,e bx
Druggists everywhere.
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Ica sSby reference to Mr.. Granzin's advertisements
SR 4no6er Column, It will be- that he keepa al.ys
nand well select ed stock OF watches ewrry -
Also an aaertn' ut Of steel and shell varying
IN quaty and price to auit every requirement. rsrt-
eof Ion ~ give t relaipfng watches wei
h which MI. Gransins ability give ctop
oAn ne tretahed e. TIE 500. e t.e
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The following letter has been handed us for

publication:
THE CHEAPEST AND THE BEST -We desire to inform
customers that have just ectiVed large atnoit
OF Dr Prices Cream Baking Powder Having fully
tested This article confidently that we con
slider 1t uot only equal but t' all ands
We offering It at the exceedingly low price Is
cents box Fry it and IL not satis actoS eau be
returned exchanged for thing lse we have In
store. j X. RENAUD & Co,
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Alta meeting of tue Hibernan Benevolent
Mutual Aid Association No. s. held the 5th instant
the following officers elected p. b. Gilmore,
sidept; p McCann vico President; E. J. Doyle secre-
GS5 =!ehH D=;y President.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT N. A. A. NO S OF
NEW CRLEANS.-Ata meeting of the above Assoca
:ss, held st the corner Of Canp and ST. Mary streets
April 1870 the following gentlemen duly elected
ohacefA Of the Association
r. B. GILMORE, PRECEDENT
p. McCANN, Vice President,
E. ]. DOYLE, Secretary.
JOHN DAILY, Treasurer. apt7I 1t
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
ASSOCIATION OF LOUISIANA-Branch No. A.
New Orleans, April IL, 1s7o.-A special meeting OF
Branch No. will be held WEDNESDAY EVEN.
ING, goth inst at u O'clock in the St. Johns School
house. ALI members are invited to attend
By order: M. WHEELAHAN, President.
JOHN G. MURRAY, Recording Secretary. apI7 1t
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
ASSOCIATION.-An adjourned Meeting of Branch -,
OF the above Association will place at Temperance
Hall, 81 Josephine, between Fulton and Rousseau
streets. MONDAY, April 1s at Il NJ
Punctuai attendance is requested, business of i'm
POI lance will be transacted.
BY order of the President.
apl7 it, H. Fl. WARD. secretarv
HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUTUAL AID
ASSOCIATIONS. No. "A meeting will be held on
TUESDAY EVENING, the 10Th inst. at Z. p NJ at Mi.
nerva Hail. on Clio ST. between Prytania and St. Charles
Streets to organize Branch of the above Association
n the Parish of ST. Theresa. All Irishmen who are ia
to this respectfully to
,ome and enroll their names apI7 1t
FRESH GROCERIES CHOICE GROCERIES,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Tn '0OaTH
I LOUISIANA STATE FAIR
/ WILL TAKE PLACE
IN THE CITY OF NEW ORLEANS,
Commencing April %, 1870, and Continuing
Nine Days.
| CHRISTIAN ROSELIUS.
The Exhibition Halls win be open and Machinery in
| full operation daily.
Exhibitions in the Arena daily from ~ to Q.
FIRST DAY.
l. Saturday, April 23-Premium, $3.50.
HURDLE RACE-Dash Of Two Miles over Eight Hur.
dies to rule-free for all.
Same Day-Premium. Silver Pitcher, value 800.
DOUBLE TEAM RAcE,Mile Heats. to rule. owners
together at least sixty days erior date Of race
Sunday, April A-Premium $780,
GRAND F1REMEN's CONTEST.
Monday, April 25-Premium, $500.
MILE HEATs-Throe IL Ave- to harness andrule-
frse for all Trotters-sAoo to first horse 500 to the
Tuesday, April 26-Premium, $3.50.
RUNNING RACE-Mle Heats three In five In mia.
SSo 70 nrst horse; $50 to the second horse
Wednesday, April 27-Premium, 5000.
NILE HEATS-Three In five, to harness and r,le FIR
norses that have never beaten $40 in public
Same Day.
DASH OF ONE MILE for Rackfnr Horses n ..da,.
irreninm Silver Goblet valued sa5 second
Thursday, April 2s-Premium, $3.50.
PACING RACE-Three in hve to harness. and -r,.
ree sor all paoers-t300 for the frat $50 to second
Same Day.
be In Jockey costume-sloO to arst mule $50 to the
Friday, April 29-Premium, $500.
Teams--Three in 6v. to rr,.
ssSo for first team $50 for second team,
Saturday, April 3O-Premium, $500.
TWO NILE HEATS-To harness and ru;e ,fr,a for al,
barss Tor the first horse; 600 for second
Same Day.
OASH OF ONE MILE, for Ponies mot over f,,-+.., |
.Ius nIgn floers mot over sixteen years OF a0e IN
9OodkHy costume; First Premium, Boys Bride and
Whip. "'"n'ea riding
Sunday, May Premium, $3.50.
FIREMEN's RACE.
Detached Balloon Ascension.
DnanciIE on the Platform daily from to 10 d,
itI1 Balloon Ascensiops daily.
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corrsspondsnce.
HALL HIBERNIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUrAL An
ASSOCIATION,

HALL HIBERxIAN BENEVOLENT AND MUrAL A1D ]
ASSOCIATION,
REV. =. +. FLYNN: 80 ''
Rev. Dear Strive, the undersigned Committee OF
behalf Of the various Branches composing the Assooia
ton and In token of profound gratitude to you TO,
the lecture delivered tho virtues of St. Patrick
ON the 18th ut at the st. Charles Theatre FREQ Of any
charge Mould now most respectfully you to repeat
your lecture ON the Penal Laws Of Ireland on TUES
DAY NEXT the 10th inst At the National Theatre on
Perdido street. And your compliance will much obliee
your obedient humble servants
ROBERT II. hartley,
WIN. II. BYRNE,
WIN. MYHAM,
WIN. KERNAGHAN
NEW ORLEANS, April 18th 1870
10 the Committee Of the Il. B. & NJ. A. A:
GENTLRAEN.-Ia am exceedingly grstifed for tho kind
manner in which the H B. & NJ A: A. han appreciated
my poor effort on st. Patriots day. shall gladly TO-
peat the lecture ireland the Penal Laws" at
tho time and place specified. It will be my last public
appearance in Now Orleans. and hope to all my
friends around me, that may have the happiness of
bidding them goodbye.
Believe me, gentlemen your much obliged and great
full friend,
spl7 1t PATRICK F. FLYNN.
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| ~'NSSSNuSS'':
PILLOW-CAsE LINENS
- PMlow;Csse LINEN. Hne. at ESQ Dor yard
- M Fine G Linen saEETIEG e yard.
:as r 1s12 ss !.
8 g So
Linen
s'f; .u,
BAfEGEs-BARBeEs.
f'guSed Silk Mixed BAREGEs only $50 per yard
CoRsETs-CoRsETs-Co
Celebrated Improved Glove. Fitting COR
ia Fl ssss su of e;s
Is really the best fitting Corset made.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
~ dozen Fine Finished English HusE 81 so por doz
SILK GRENADINES.
hite Gray Silk RENADfNEs .1S ser nanG
& an soiors both for street evening wear at
VALENcIENNE Observation-Disclosures LACRs.
VALENCIENNELACES
cLUNY LACEs which viii sell az rsdnosd nsco. and
ss sni :sSss SWISS
1T Tho best assortment of PIQUE TRIMMINGS in the
Ladies You do well to remember the nan and tho
JUS. MILLER, JR.'S,
oo'--..-- Magazine street. GOT
ap,1 II Between st. Andrew and Josephine
p EAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS
O Q Id PRICE
SILKS, GRENADINES, BAREGEs
MOZAMBIQUE, LENos, TISSUES,
BLACKEand WHITE IRON GRENAprNpS
ALPACAs, TRAVELLING GOODS.
LINEN LAWNS, MUsLtNs, Etc, Etc.
AT GOLD PRICES
j. A. BRAsELMAN g. CO.,
os6 and 5ss. Magazine Street GAG and roe |
aPIt ~ Corner st. Andrew st.
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A. w. sKARDoN & CO.,
oRooERs,
Corner of Jackson and Rousseau streets,
Are constantly receiving. direct from first hands, q
superior Article of Choice and Fresh oolong English
Breakfast, Gunpowder and Imperial TEAS,
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES
Choice Yellow Goshen BUTTER
Cut Loaf. Powdered and GRADUATED SUGARS
Old Government Java and Choice Rio CoFFEEs
Layer RArslNS, in quarter, half and whole boxes
New PRVNEs, GURRANTS and CITRoN
Shaker and other brands of PRESERVES and JELL1Es.
BRANDY FRUITS and CAN GOODS
English and American PICKLES by the lar or dozep
Fine CLAIsET, by the case or gallon.
wallace's Pure MOUNTAIN DEW WHISKY.
Otatd BRANDY.
Byass's PORTER and JeHfrey's ALE, which we r,ar.
antee to be genuine.
Together with large stock of Carksville City veranda
and other Choice Brands of FLOUR.
All goods guaranteed to give satisfaction and deliver
ed free Of drayage to part of the city apr It,
plPE ORGANS. -----..-.---..----..PLPE ORGANS
Having several orders for PIPE ORG ANS shall on
my voyage to Europe visit the principal Organ builders
OF France England Germany, etc. and award the con.
tracts to such manufactory that makes best work
ut reasonable prices intend also to competent
man to come to this country put up and keep the
Organs in tune aud repair.
shall start on about the LIST OF May request
orders from the Clergy which will be conscen,ousy
attended to. LOUIS GRUEEwALD
Dealer in Pianos and organs
api7 st 100 Canal .,reet
A eARh''":-...--..---.. ..-----.---..-A cAkD.
BANK. AnERIcA |
New Orleans April H. 1870 |
% the Editors of Morning Star.
In the city article of the Picayune this morn
~, it is stated THAT THE BANK OF AMERICA
nd other public aud private Banks had more or les, #
ne Urged State Warrants beg leave state that The
ASK OF AMERICA neither owns nor has on pledue
siugls warrant OF the State
Please publish this and oblige .rT5
Yours. very respectfully
AN FoRTIEk. President
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PREMATURE LOSS Of THE HAIR,

Which is 30 common nowadays may be eut,rs,v n,..
vented by the use Of
euRNErT's ooooAInE.
1t has been used in thousands oases where thu hail,
was coming out in handsfal and has never failed =
arrest ts decay and to promote healthy and v,eor.o.
growth It IL at tho time unrivailed % . drv..,.
for the hair single application viii render /. ,es
and glossy for several days,
Reliable and useful"
Jamss r. Euiott Pssxsa.v. R.sss..
Far preferable to any similar preparation.
Fronk Lssas (Lesiies Iu'd N1sJNy
Has large sale-and superior merit"
A. B. Merriam q o., Oxassa.~a
JOSEPH BURNETT CO., Manufaesursr, ana
No n Central street. Boston Fer ... b.
Druggists everywhere
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sunday, May Premium, $3.50.
F1REMEN's RACE.
Detached Balloon Ascension

DnsncIE on the Platform daily from to 10
I0pical Balloon AscensoDs daily
Liberal Prizes will be given for Exhibition. IN a ..,
Prizes will be given for q Grand Tonrnamsnr "slng
apI. 2tsP LUTHER HOMES, Secretary.
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Touro Buildings, New Orleans,

Keep always on hand full supply Of all Goods amer
tanning TO their line such az MEDICINES SURGICAI
INSTRUMENTS PERFUMERIES IEEt,fi5eS -.
Depot for all MINERAL wATERS w.
Competent Clerks in attendance at all horra In tba
Prescription Department. deig ~
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The Annual Address win be delivered by the Hon.
CHRISTIAN ROSELIUS.
The Exhibition Halls win be open and Machinery in
full operation daily.
Exhibitions in the Arena daily from 70 In
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-06
~ uEALTH'S BEST DE

FENCE..-'.The weak eateth herbs" says st
Paul. so that eighteen hIndTed y .ars ago the
value Of medicinal plants was appreciated. In
the Old Testament botanical remedies are re-
pcatcd!v rcconmc.. dcd. but in no passage of sa-
cred history is man recommended to swallow
ca alomeI or blue pill or any other mineral prepa-
ration. The sick were directed to eat herbs to
strengthen them TO purify them. to heal them. to-
restore them. In that day the art Of making
vegetable extracts vas unknown. The herbal
medicines were mere infuSlons.
1t was reserved for u later ageto unite the sant-
ta5y essences Of tonic operient and antibiLlous
roots, barks. and plants, with an active stimu-
lant and thus secure thcirrapid diffusion through
the debiiitated or diSordered system The crown
ing triumph Of this effective mode OF concentra>
ting and applying the virtues Of medicina! vege-
tables was achieved i'll the production Of Hostel
ter's stomach Bitters. Never before had per
fcctly pure alcoholic stimulant been combined
with the expressed juices of the finest specifies OF
the vegetable kingdom. Never yet though
eighteen years have elapsed since its introduction
has this great restorative been equa!!cd. It b
taken at all seasons. il all climes rs the most
potent safeguard against epidemics, as q protec-
ton against AL unhealthy eXha alatlons that pro-
Guce debility or S2get ciSease; as remedy 1oe
in term t!cDt and other InalariouS feI-cra; as A
appetizer: as q sovereign cure foS~dyspepsia; ~
q general tonic and iuvigora mt; az gentle pain
less aperient; IS blood d.pureut; as pervIne;
az a cure for bilious affections; as harmless
anodyne: and as the B EST DEFENCE oB HEALTH
under unfarorablc circumstances, such IS seden-
tary pursuits. und.e bodily or mental oxertion,
hardship, privation and exposure.
July =, 2I-1m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-07-06

.MG TIE :;PAIN KILLER."-
The foreign and domestic demand for Perry Da-
Wis s. sons great rnediciue-the Pain Killer
was never before so large as is has been OF late;
and we think the time has arrived when the de-.
ciaraticn may be made. without the possibility OF
rcfutation that tie city Of Providence. in the
State Of Rhode Island. Of the United States Of
America. hos furnished the entire habitable
globe with a medicine, which, in point Of UNI
versatility ofGemand. extent of usefulness, con-,
pete efficiency for all the purposes for which It
is designed and wide spread enduring popularity,
has never been eQ nailed by any meulcine IN EQ-
rope or America.
The uniyersitali;y of the demand for the Pain
Killer is novel. interestiuZ, and surprising fea
turc III the history of this medicine. Its fame
has gone cut. into every quarter OF the habltable
globe The Pain Killer iSnow regularly sold In
large and steadily increasing quantities. not on
" 10 genera! agents in every State and Territory
of the Union and every Province Of British
america. but to Buenos Ayres, Brazil, Cragu.y,
Peru. Chilli and other South Ameri can States to
the Sandwich Islands, to Cuoa and other West
Iudia Islands: to England snd Continental Eu-'
rope: to MoZambicu ue. Madagascar, Zanzibar and
other African lands; 70 Australia and Calcutta,
Rangoon and other places in India. 1t has also
been sent to China. and we doubt If there Is any
foreign port or in:and city IN Africa or Asia.
which is freoueatcd by American and European
Missionaries travellers or traders, into which ths
Pain Killer has not been introduced and BEEN
sCuyht after. .-- ....
The extent Of its usefulness is another greet
feature of this remarkable medicine. Il Is not
only the best thing ever known. as everybody
will confess for bruises. cuts burns Sc, but for
dysentery or cholera, or any sort Of bowel eoni$
p!aint it is Z remedy unsurpassed for efficiency,
aud rapdity OF action. In the great cities Of
British India. and III the West India Islands and
other hot climates it has become the standard
medicine for all such complaints, as well as FOL,
d dspcpsia liver complaints and other kindred
disorders For coughs and colds, canke-, asthm1
ana rheumatic difficulties. it has been proved by
the most abundant and convincing trials and
testimony. to be An invaluable medicine. Ths
propretors are in possession of letters from par
sons Of the highest character and responsibility,
testifyinc. in uneouivocal terms, to the cures eS
fected and the satisfactory results produced, In
an almost endless variety Of caseS, by the use Of
this great mediciue.-prov. Advertiser.
July t. 2T-lm.