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The morning star and Catholic messenger. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1868-1881, 1871-01-29

THE DYING HoUR.-The celebrated Mo-
lines, to whom the Protestants, on account
Of his eloquenee, gave the name of the
Protestant Fletcher, asked one day Ca
tholio priest, whether among the dying
whom he assisted there were ever any who
entertained doubts or uneasiness respecting
the truth of their religion9 "No,N an
swered the priest, "they regret only that
they have not lived up to its fDjunctions.
AS for the religion itself, never met with
any one who had the smallest doubt about
it," WWell," said Molines, 81 have found
that such is not the case among us. Among
the dying, many have often asked me, 'sir,
are we right in our religionT Yes, yes,
said always to them, be easy and undis- |
turbed on that point But, alasn he
added, 60 gave, or endeavorod to give them |
! conviction, in those trying moments, |
which l did not feel myself" Moiines |
himself became afterwards Catholic. The
circumstance of feeling want of convic-
ion, like Molines, is, / am convinced. not
Uncommon among the veil instructed
members of the Protestant Church. Would
hat like him, too, they would labor to
emove it!
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Rone-The Pope.

The Roman correspondent of the New
York World has lately had q conversation
with high official of Victor Emmanuel
which he transmits to his journal, withou,
comment. We dislike to print it, but il. nc
other way can the honest public be made
aware of the deeply dyed villainy of tile
Italian programme. The last paragraphs
are as follows:
1ventured to inquire how it was possible
to establish a m0dus uiuendi between the
Pope and the King. To this query NV in
formant was good enough TO reply with n
candor which 1 confess completely stag
gered me, and also an orthodox Anglican
clergyman, who happened to overhear the
conversation.
"The Pope" he said, sis as free as ever
he was, SO far as his spiritual functions are
concerned. We do not wish to ipterfare
with his spiritual independence in anv
way. AT present he is sulky, and persists
in shutting himself up in the Vatican. bnt
I'VE are extremely anxious that he sIonId
Nome out and assist as usual in the grand
auctions of the Church. Our troops have
ISeived orders to show him all the honors
dN to sovereign prince. All this. bowo
eva" he added, with the greatest cool
ness" is only intended to pacify the Catho- |
nc ntries of Europe, for we mean in the |
81 tahe away All independence from
the dos, and to paralyze the influence of
tue CauPlic Church, which is totally on.
posed toA grand efforts of the civilization
OF the nAeteenth century. The Chnrcb
must eNneH conform to the requirements of
modeTn proEess or perish"
w nav wa modern progress 7'n I tim;d-
~. 10 Slve one example," he replied.
that prostitution necessary to tba S,n %olu
of every civiliz@ commnn;tv Nv meiare
Church, with cuilable obstinacv. refuses ' TO
recognize prostltuepn as q social inst;tn G
ton. ConsequentlJhe Church n,ust e;.har t
be swept away or Cancelled IN confou..a % 6
the tendencies n 80, on tne ge. Every man has t
d rig ~. " al Ine ent he can obtain
priest has any right to. rtaii' Pr Prelate, or i
of his enjoyment. Until NE recena amount noun t
patton by the Italian tro to- occu- t.
freedom in this respect inv was no a
every man may do as he Kes II Sue low I
is just and honest during Xsin.ss i'o ,nan tt
no power on earth has RI n tn oa hours, a
him for what lie may do after%rSs - "S"ie a
After indulging in some fun W
sions, which, unfortunately, al mot g. o. hi
be printed, my informant rem o oS Ut 30 20 ci
I'M as good Catholic as the ii
great deal better Cd anu III
lain the liberty to do as L like. Aoi;aa m
20 be controlled. l am n Catholic i th til
school of the learned DIR. DolliDgA 'ne c re
Munich, and of tie celebrated Lord AZ o N
10Th of whom SO zealously contesteK'
mpious dogma of the iEfallibility OfX
Pope" an
l merely report faithfully, and certainS IN
without exaggeration, the remarks NADIA e
" the attache of the Italian Legation al
he Court of st. James. l abstain from all IL
THOMSON COOPER, IN
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DIED CATnoL1c.-M. Alexandra Du-
mas wrote, on the death of his father. to
nj. Louis Veuillot, the editor of the Uni
rers, to inform him that his dearly beloved
I father had died fortified with the Sacra-
ments of the Church. NJ. Dumas adds :.
Oh repeat this publicly with me. God
has given ME an infinite grace. PRAY for
him who sweetly slept in the Lord. nave
just returned from the cemetery: have
not courage now to tell You more about IL,
Give thanks to God for this great example
and for these Sacramento, without which
my dear and great father would not die.n
On this letter the Un,Uers remarks that
these words will comfort many hearts, who
VIII pray with the greatest confidence for
the deceased. They are honorable to him
VINO wrote them on account of. the filial
piety they manifest, and on account of the
act of faith which he did not fear to make
in the face of the world. We venture to
say 1t, and we are sure M. Alexandra Du-
mas will not contradict, that this short
letter is worth more than all his dramas. |
even the most applauded. We add that we |
are not surprised, for even in the works of |
the sou, which the Unirers have most on
posed and criticised, there is a tone of sin.
certify and a desire for the good and the
true-the tone and desire of a soul natural
ly Christian, which shows itself TO-DAY
ut the tomb of his father and which pro-
misses to our literature ohefs Geuure worthy
Of being praised by Catholic critics. Vest
Minister Gazette.
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SYMPATHY FOR ITALY.-The new Ytr,
correspondent ofthe Mobile Register, WI
TING on the 1th inst eovs.


About fifty of our most prominent citi-
zens, including all the pompous old gentle
men wLo come to the fore every time the
Catholics are to get rap, have called u
public meeting at the Academy of Music,
to congratulate Italy on the establishment
ofnational unity. This matter has already
stirred up great deal of sharp feeling.
TheS Catholics say the meeting is called
to exult over the downfall of the Pope,s
temporal power-that it is, in fact, to be an
anti-Catholic demonstration. On the other
side it is said that the meeting will simply
give expression to sympathy with the pro-
gress of American politicalideas in Europe
that those ideas are represented in Italy,
and that Americans should encourage them.
This is the argument of one of the papers
favoriug the Academy demonstration.
Very well,
Fit So SO it Is, you know.
And so it be so, be it.
But how is it that the parties moving in
this matter have no word of sympathy for
France? If Italy represents American
surely the land of Lafay cite, now fighting
the battle disqualification against imperial
ism ought to get word of encouragement.
Sympathy for monarchy in Italy, but not
a whisper for republicanism in France,
from the money kings and solid-respecta-
bility old fogies of New York. And l be-
lieve every man whose name is signed to !
the call is "trooly loil ~ Republican to
the back bone. The fact of the matter is. |
the Academy meeting is called in an anti
Catholic spirit, and the parties getting it ND |
are monarchists at heart, though they cali |
themselves Republicans They are the |
same men who always take the lead ia |
movements against so-called Roman Ca
,holic 9encroachments."
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If home is the place where faces are sour
and words harsh, and fault finding is ever
in the ascendant, the children will spend
as many hours as possible elsewhere. Let
every father and mother, then, try to be
Happy. Let them look happy. Let them
k to their children, especially the little
rs, In such way as to make them happy.
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REAL BEAUTY Beauty is a great thing :;
but beauty of garments, house aud furni-
ture are very tawdry ornaments compared
with domestic love. All the elegance in
the world will not make home /; and a
spoonful of real, hearty love is of more
value than ship-lOads of furniture, and ali
the upholsterers in the world could gather
together.
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The Merry Laugh.

! lave to hear merry laugh,
Ont riny'ha Wild and ires.
AS npa,s he music Of tho winds
Acroes he sunny sea.
The merry laugh goes hand in hand
With happiness aud mir,h
And at it's a.lvcry toned command
Joy lcstles round each hearth.
Tho merry laugh bespeaks a heart {
With noble feelings war nj a. $s' =
Ono that will bravoly do lis part
In SUNSHINE or in storm.
Tho music Of merry laugh
Sets aged hearts aglow
The smiles CLEAN o'or tho wrihkled
brow
Like sunset on the snow.
Then lot the merry laugh ring out
Upon the balmy air,
Aud let it's gladhess put to rout
The bold intruder-Care. %.
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BACOT & co.
CONSUMPTKCN,
IT'S CURE AND ITS PREVENTIVE.

BY J. II. sciIBNCk, III. D.
SSS re- ,s STs$ 'SS %sSss
sleeping the drcamic.s slunber lilo wninh hnI
'Sx bi.. e"'%s 9Ssn.1I s,G%f% Il. sc,.rScus s.mu,nn
cGas tSsy weSa ii s no, T"%aHEy haSa ell
medicines and lis irctons tSr !'t tleF use' s
re The @ o ts Ta tsfH + mSa mSaH u
and vs6Ie worEs Tn ,S tGsSrS Of s .! M '1g rg
sepsEs medsines ~ amis a. s'iS Is f'uS anfns hi Ds
surfing, sei2convincnE ~ y s''"' y ''Sei'''s
"si siay tyq Ss.asa vim Wr E as s
pTF'S yer wit II yp s rSnI @ %"onnlY
tubes "sympntnizc with the sma he hcy rc
SsSn fss s s vS III. st.s ishSn In
with all its dis'rssSiMs $ymEt9,nso oi " ''' '"'
The Mandrake ri,is ara ,,,,,nm,r,c, ., mr., n, ",
S5ss Ssy bosssss ssss' 81 Ss.S s1s SodS SSaSnI,iH ]
properties Of calon,sl, but, unlike cainnie they
Tie work Of cure Is now tcsinni,,g tFSe y,,,o,oa
and mucous dsposs in tho howSis and in tho i'iH ali
!. wound up: il uflSs$ non lis tnrniGi,y. ''GH Tie
aG TO e. ln. Heis Se Tm.TsIy' m y and The r"ent begins
psres;ss Tns ssS a;ssss % S r
cation is now progressing without Il, nrevtous tor
IN ~ Hall.
seun to be mt nnmd Th.r" r. m ;,rn % ,i he Smie @ IS
eSncerbstn Of ii,t tinIn,r, ~ hini no
Now comes tho lre.tt.t i'i,, pIW ,,.t W @ sc,' ,l,;
given by an indniremt father to suiir,nn er ns Nv
functions and tn h,stt, n,i ns W, 70 perform its
enters ut once uro, IA VIZ nf,ra % c,t ,,sj w.,
thencd, III cD.Itcs and Il ;,, ,nn ~, ''ot
diseased portion, q. iba ,nTS IN '; % ~, y" "i,r Nv
gatherings II nrcrarrs tho fnr nnr 10, III ~, ~
10! In Very shor, limo In in,iniv /; vnnnmishra M.
the rotten throne ,h,,t i, oc ,i: is rcnavmt"G a,uj
gained vvor scs psih tn cni"y ne Iha ,Smy S re-.
wOmaniUod that wus " ''0' '''' A''i4''ou VI
l.TWES wv .c r<,o-
The second tEynp :, H., ~, ~, No.. . J.,
warm room Iiri Il trv ,t ,!nni !, ,,,ust s'nS III
slble TO prevrnt .ni ,, i, ',iist nro3'
eased btlt Il must he ~ ~ W., ,a;'Ss ar as.
effected Fresh mir M r:t;, a,t ~ n,n! a Eni mo 1e
section of the cSnntrS m w on Mi npd IN ms
SON are ai vT0mH bhTs;n,s,r," s ,, @ IN" Mm.Cr sea,
ibn rprsn tse igS;; .nnI,th;,nS ~, WHn recommend
badly disrasrI: aud VIZ ns,, " hc,r III, iunss are
house they must nn sii , @ tneH mrc w wy
about the room ns mIch @ Nv, :, w Gie!y ihuSt MaE
will bear to rrt nm ~ unn, III VI, 40 ', a.. t % @
patients nI,si % npr r. k ,n, s,, ol noou. me
To- rct veil rhis h,u ~, houm SP, nS,D' nrirrul'Irn
appetite and ia he nrc,, SGn, ,.. ~ M 10 q" VIII the
Fto dnsnnir n2 n, cmsHS c,s Sit;'I n pU,t 10 gun.
stbitV In the wnrs sa Snrn @ rvacncH OF It's pos
iii OTHERS Is sinful DR. Scn"m,rS ner.oni sn s,a IN
modest words: - " wa -"'' VOC III t"ese
sumption conms1 TO % n ~ h me IA i"Tt stMGes @ or con:
phvscIans thongt MAJ o,,' M ~, w one uine my
fike n irnvninm ~ no ~ 80 .tot
and Obtained lie prepnrntinns ~ yE n"nrM @ OF
seemed to me ,hni c",id r rinG. in cure o. ne It
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nasLGBONS Hcnr Testimony 60 inrlr
Wonderful Curative Effects.
Vinegar Bittors arc not rile Fancy
Drink, Made Of Poor Rum, Whishcy,
Proof Spirits aud RpfuHo Liquors, doc
tored. spic,d and swaetoned 70 please tho taste,
called Tonics, Appc,izcr@" " Rcstorers.' &c.
TINT lead tho tipplcr on to drunkenness and ruin,
but arc q true Medicine, maio from the Native
Roots and Herbs Of California; FREQ from MI
Alcoholic Stimninnts. They are tho
GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER und 4
LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE, q perfect
Rcnoyator aud 1..vi9oralor Of tho System. CORY
Ing OF all poisonous matter an restoring tho blood
to q healthy condition. No person can tako thcso
Dittcrs accordn: TO directions AMI remain long
nnwcll, provided their bones aro not destroyed
by mineral poison other means, aud tho rital
organs wasted beyond tho point Of repair.
They urc Il Gentle PuruutivU Es we'll
osn Tonic, oss.ssinc, also, the peculiar merit
OF acting as powerful a,cn: IN relieving Cohgcs.
tion or Inflammation Of Tho Liver, and of ell tho
Tisc, raj Organs.
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, whether
In youn. or old. married or singh. at Tie darn Of
~oIanhoni at tho turn Of lifc, these Tonic Bit.
ters have no equal.
Fot Innummntory nnd Chroaic 1thcu.
mntism, aud U0ut, Dyspepsia or In.
diGcHtion, Biliona, tcmittcnt Rnd
Intcrniiitcnt Fcvcrs, Discusses OF tho
Blood, liver, Kidneys mud Dlnddcr,
these Blttcrs h We boon must successful. such
Discnacs nro caua,d by fitintcd Blood,
which is generally produced by arrangement OF
the Digestive OrKuus.
DYSPEPSIA Or fNDfGESTfOH,
Headache, rnin in The Shoni'u ~ Coughs. Tight.
ness OF the Chest. Dizzncss, Sour Eructations OF
tho Stomach bad 1astc IN thu Mouth. bilious
Attacks Pnlpa 'on Of the Heart, inflammation vf
tic i',gs aii, III thcr gions of the Kidneys, and
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FURNITURE.

a large lot of Pprnitnre.os onsistlngs of
Lounges. Sofha. Book Cases, wiring Decks,
NIL Walnut. looms ,or,ed, sihglsniiI Douhlc
Bc'isieads. .lD0 White Oak Split Bottom
y ming Chairs. +. flor Chairs Wardrohes,
C"ttagep Ss,s, and everything a usually
kep' in The Furniture, line. al y, icos, 70 snit
The purcha er. for casbs si Loo qkinan Glasses
pn' In I'D frames or made 10 order Our
t.p ms are cash and We willael for The cash.
Col nd see our large lsioeks ,fst arrived.
Z jim 90 MstNTYRE& co.
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Groceries

FLOUR. Sugars. roff. es. Tea. Sardines.
" Candles, cann,d iomaJ ocs. Jeilies.
Canned Oysters. cakes and Crackers. Pep
per. Ginger, Alspice. loves nhi Nnimegb,
Pick les. Starch. Snnp., So,ia, Concentrated
Iye. Pntnsh. Backing. Rl,cki6R Brushes.
Mustard. Frel ch Mustard. Escchc p, asspri.
ed. snokingnnd Chewing Tobaeeonnd Yam.
kce Notions.
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Always on Hand.

A complete stock Of Geuts Ready
NJ 'he Ci"thi.g, Furnishing G DDS
md Pi-cc Goods iu great v,.icty,
Butts anI Sh,cc, Lali". and Mis-. es
Cutters and S.iI pcs, which caunut tie
SURPASSED tor ch.atns.~ md qna'ity
at +. ELDERS.
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Lemon SUGAR.

TfNEG AR BiTTEEa. FiAvming E.trncts.
,rean Tartar, Mum 4es Horse Pow
h"rs. Hog P"wiers. Medicine for CiIrl cu
Cholera. Eron, 'ial Tro,hes, Salt Peire, I'm
dig'. Cirie Acid, liver Regulator, Juniprr
Tar. Worm i,onfcction. rarbolic Soar.
Vermifngr. Ci'ra,s Of MnRnesia. Congress
"a'er ALSO. Magnolia Balm, Magnolia
Water. Deli EoicRno, i;nrneits rocouine.
Toilc, Soap. Perf,irsry. &c Iust received
by MeMASTER l. BRICE.
may 10
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TICKETS TOTHE CONCERTS

Of
in that
with 80 ''''
The
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dpc with
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Groceries,
Hardware,
Dry Goods, &c.,
I'm Hand o,I &o A:

10000 Lbs. Prime Bacon Side. and
SHOULDERS.
100 Bills. Louisville and n. &. Flour, ali
grades
1000 Bushels Cnrn.
20 Bbls.>ugnr
10 lih;s. N VI. lasser.
4 Bhls. Syrup.
llhds t. Molasses,
10 Bags Of Coffee
barrels and Half l3n' reta Sfnckc,el
Tea. Soap. Tobacco, Snt. Iron. Trace
Chains. Flows an,i plo~ Steel Hoes. VIII Q
Lead. Rcrr Shoes, Osnnh"rls. Striped aud
lin. Shirfinr. mud i!easy Pin, tn,iun
g. .ds. with vari,l macr articles On hnnL
m,'' will he sold ny low for c,sh as the like
article. o"n De fnrnIshrd ny any other
ip tuwh
Pmti-s wanting my Of tie above, ~i,l
find " 10 their ihterrst 20 .all AMI examine
my stock before purchasing
JOHN n CATH Ant.
mnr ~
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PR r. PA X Ed by
Dr. +. G. AVER Il CO., Lowell, N1ass.,
Practical ana analytical Chemists.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
Town Ordinance.

IOWn Ur0inanCc.
1NilE following Ordnance. entitled m Ord.
4 nance t"fAiSc supplies Tor The year COM
mencn. The first Of \rrl 1871. and rndine
the lst of April l'12. and f"r other ! ,tr.
poses passed he 9Th day of June 1871 is
published for tho infurma. ion Of all con-
crrncd:
u" i, enacted aud ordained " the In
icndaht and Wartlcns hf the Town If Winns.
h"ro. ! = in Council met, TINT II Tux for
The sums anil in the manner hcreinafi Ct men.
toned. shall be raised ami paid int, the
Treasury OF the snid Iown. ia. the use and
service thereof; that is to say, fifteen
cents ed roiorem on every hun.Irrd dnllsrs
worm at the value Of II real estate within
the corporate limits 10 he asseBse,l as here
'1t"rr: three aUllnrs 10 he paid by every
male inhnhlnnt 1T sni,l Town bet wpeu tho
ages OF ahtcen and fhy years, IN lieu OF
working upon the streets Of snl To- n, and
tn, re per cent upon the amount Of ull
sal,s ~ Ructinn
II. AMI I've il farther enacted and crtlain.
I'd. hat h" foregoing Taxes shall be pnid
/" the Treasurer Of iip Town Council of
Winu>horn, on or before the hrst day Of
August next. ansl in default Of such poy.
mrn an exccutio" shall be issued for the
collection Of the sa,ne
dnlhch, that II shall nnI h lawful for my
person 10 represent publicly for gnin or re-
wari my pay. comedy. tragedy. m,erlnde
"r inrc", or tAh,hi, WAX flurr. ar show,
entertainment OF any kind whatsoever,
without first cbtrnnE license from the
Town Council which Il cnse may b" g,ani-
cd unnn The payment Of five d"l.rs Tor all
"xnih,iions her tnan t'insc un.lrr invnss,
n,"l hfty dollars tor Mi circus compnui. s.
an'l any person vinlnIn. the provisions #
lhis oi idnancr shal! b. Aucd if.y dolars for
rnc!, M "rery "ffrnse
~. Ali he II tmrther enacted nnl or
d,ined. u NJ il si,nll nni hr lawful tor nnv
person /" scsl in'oxicat,ng liquors IN
nunilnls Of !ess than ti,e" ga'l..ns OF in
nay amount ." b. drunh wholly or ~ rar.
Il ih" pincr w',ert >"ni. M, where wiihlu
nn miir # The r"nri House . I aid Town,
without fl,sl "hlni,ing n llccnsc therefor,
from he 'lcrk # the t"unril. which hipy
he granted upon I'll" pay mrht of sky dul-
lars io what j. known ns ..E,tnil license"
'nd on" hnndr, Il anl twenty-five for what
Is known rs ''rNt,h License Mhd any
re' son vin'n'.ng fhs provision Of this ord.
nance shall b" fne,l fifty dollars for ench
AMI ever> oRchce.
V. AMI he il tu'iher cnaGl ci nni ordnin.
ed, TINT my person htching horse or 9th
ar iii nails 20 my ,hn'ln tree within the
corpora a'e limits Of the Town .f Winnshoro
"r in any way mnlIr,n'inr or injuring the
same shnll be fined for each aud every Of.
'ense IN ann not exceeding Eve dollars at
the discretion Of the Cnnncll
Done in t.nnno This G,h dry II June, 4.
D.. 1877. aud the Corporate seal Of tho
said Town affixed. r.
3r NJ. ". DWIGHT, Intsndant.
p BAcnT, Clerk.
juue 10
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THE following Passenger Schedule will
20 into effect on this Road oil and alter
SUNDAY, June !. ~
DAY TRAiN.-ooiSa NORTH.
Leave Augusta, at 315 M
- Columbia. s. O., ~ s'.6 r IN
'' Winnshoro, 1877 u ~
" Chester, 1925 y m
Arrive at Charlotte, N. G. 800 pu
NIGHT THAix-uolXu SoRru.
Leave Augusta at 500 p m
Col mhi'i, ] 20p III
Sc Winnsh0ro ] - y m
" Chester. ,,-. 400 m .
Arrive at Charlotte, .et b.3Oa II,
DAY TRATS--GoiNa sottrn. 3 'H
Leave Charlotte, N. Cat ,r.,-7 3Oa.n.
'' Cbos,er, ,a4E r.r.s .lOIbntn.
- "innsnoro, l2Un m
So'umo'n z.,rF - 2%0 p IN
arrive ~ hdgnsta 'E' 760 p m
NIGnr raAlSs-~uofNo sourm.
Leeve Charlotte. tsi "-r 1910 n m
Chester a"" ~ III 30 p IN
Winnsbnro, aa li.b0 !, m
'Oo'umhih. t.t 2.28 y m
Arrive at Augu.n, H"t f.8D n IN
ioiR0 NORTH day Train nnk's close
daily c"nneetions at Charlotte for all points
North ana East. .I..a.s = ~,
Night lrnin makes same INJECTIONS,
Sundays excepted 20 eHyrs n, a',
GoiSo souTH.-Day Train mikes CLOSE
daily connections attAug:stn with trains
OF de"rgia and Central Ge"rgin Railroads,
for al points South. Southwest md West.
No nightirains will leare Charlotte, An.
gus,9or intermediate points on Sundays.
Through Tickets sold, and Baggage check.
cd to all principal points. ~ -.
.s7.rn' E3 E3P.sALEXANDER. Smpt.
=. X. Dorsey, Gene, al Ticket Agent
june 2 st# 7V ~ +sgJ
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DIR. Railways Perfect Purgatiye
Pills,

perfectly tssteie.s, elegantly coated with
sweet gdm. purge, regulate. purify, cleanse
and strengthen. Radway's Pills. Tor The
cure Of all disorders Of the Stomach, Liver.
Bowels. Kidneys. Bladder, Nervous bis.
eases, Headache. Constipation. Los,ivent" =,
iud'gcs'ion. Dyspepsia. Billiousness. Bill
ions Fever. Inflammation sf the Bowels
Piles and all Derang ,nents or ,hc lot ornnl
Vi'cera. Wartantedio a fec, positive cnre
Purely Vegetable. containing no mercury.
minerals or dele,erious medicines. :
Observe The following symptoms result.
ing from Disorders Of tho Digestive Or
qans: Constipation. Inward Piles, Full
ness of The Blood In the Head, Acidity Of
the Stomach. Nausea. Heartburn, nigcst of
Food, Fnllness or Weight in tho Stomach,
Sour Erucintions. Sinking or Fluuerins q,
'he Pit Of the Stomach. Swimming of tho
lead. Hurried and Difficult Breathing.
a few doses Of Radwny's Pills viii free
the sysIem from all the above named dis-
orders. Price, 25 cents per box. Sold by
Druggist. q g-~ ~
(. Read False and True ;" Send one let
ter.stAm.,,o RADWAY 4 CO, No. 81
Ma den Lane. New York. reformation
worth thonsnds wiilbo sent 10 you. s.
July III lV - Z
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-07-26
Everything as Represented.

MRS. SHAW has returned from
purchasing the third supply this >ea-
sen Of Millinery and Ladies D.ess
G"ods, which is one Of the cheapest,
most complete aud fashionable st.cks
ever offered in this market, all of
which will be sold low for tic Cash,
ut i. ELDER.