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Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-29
EDUCATION.

We snail sustain the carrying ont OF
PROVISIONS of the act establishing
~ 'oiAinon school system, and urge
paramount duty the education of
~ YOUTH as vitality connected with
OWN enlightenment, and the sccu
"''' stability of a Republican
Governmept
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-29
FREDERICK DDlGLlSS.
BY HON. HENRY WILSON.
IContinned from our last |

| Continued from our last.
OF this, too, he received sub
stantial evidence in England and
Scotland, especially the latter in
England, by the refusal of the
Evangelical Alliance, at the instance
of the American delegation, to ex-
clude the representatives of slave
holding churches from its platfrom;
III Scotland, when he found the Free
Church not only receiving contri-
buttons for its church-building fund
from such churches, but sturdily
defending its propriety by the VOC.
of its prince of scholars and clergy
men, DIR. Chalmers, and by that of
its hardly less honored leaders, DIR.
Cunningham and DR.. Candlish; and
this was done in spite the earnest
remonstrances of himself and others,
among them that most eloquent
Englishman, George Thompson,
urging them not to receive that
"price of blood" but to "send back
the money"
Mr.. Douglass remained in Great
Britain nearly two years in which
time he visited England, Scotland,
Ireland, and Wales, everywhere
pressing upon the public mind the
evils of slavery and the duty of
laboring forits overthrow. He was
cordially received, and trrated with
the utmost consideration. His
friends, without solicitation from
him, raised one hundred and fifty
pounds for his manumission, and
two thousand and five hundred
dollars with which he establish
press in this country, which he SUBJ
did, at Rochester, New
York. His journal was first called
he North Star, and afterward
Frederick, Douglass Paper, and was
IDLY conducted and well sustained
ill after the abolition of slavery.
Thus by voice, pen, and personal
influence has he contributed in no
small or measured degree to those
labors which the last thirty |
ears have witnessed for the re-
noval of slavery, and for the re-
labilitation Of his race with those
tights of which it had so long been
and for the still higher
purpose of preparing it for the new
position itnow occupies.
The main interest and import
nee. however, of Mr.. Douglass
'areer are public, rather than per-
onal- Full of thrilling adventure,
triking contrasts, brilliant pas
ages, and undoubted usefulness,
s his history was, his providential
Citations to some of the most
marked facts and features of Ameri-
an history constitute the chief ele-
nents OF that interest and impor-
ance which by common consent
e!ong to it. Lifting the curtain, it !,
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FINAL.

generous, manly. independent,
'''n''ous conduct, We shall strive
our paper, from an ephem-
Nnd temporary existence, and
" upon basis, that if we
command" We shall at MI
"ds>erve" success.
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1.-THE LOUISIANIAN, OWNED, -s:S
EDITED AND MANAGED BY COLOR
en- MEN, Is PUBLISHED EVERY
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.noPRIETORS.

uoy PB.S. PINCHBACK, ORLEANS,
9. &C. ANTOINE, CApDo,
GEO. Y. KELSO, RAPIDEs.
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In the Convention of the Colored
People of the Southern States,
begun to be holden in the City of
Columbia, South Carolina, on
Wednesday, the eighteenth day of
October, 1871:
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REPORT:

The Committee on Address, to
whom were referred the subject of
preparing an address to be issued
by this Convention to the American
people, beg leave most respectfully
to report that they have carefully
and diligently considered the same
and recommend the adoption of the
following address to the people of
the United States of America.
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PO EFT RY.
A v T v M NJ.

BY MRS. SOPHIA p. SNOW.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-29

Wm. g. BROWN,---EditOr.
p u. ). PINCHB4CK,
Manager.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-29

cent. ref1ndingl joan. There were. but forty
Ithaisaad dolass kecslyed to-day. 1t is ia5ss
maseaahat asaad9sQrisesons viii be more $50.
erd W99ba tAad1ew bonds are ready for isata
sbst+sdsh se61swhsfsepsbtful, as all the age.
cies through which the Treasury Department.
has exercised It's official Influence have appa-
rently wel.nigh exhaustsdtfelra&sss- The
new national banks have submitted their sub
scrlptions, while the old ones do not seem to
be In any haste to exchange their old bonds
for the new ones. 11te subscriptions, iu fact;
have been mostly confined to the exchange OF
bonds, the cash subscriptions being but a small
proportion of the total amount sghpsEtar BOT
a dollar has been subscribed -fhSEdtope, and
adyices from there indicate that capitalists are
selling their Hve-twentles and investing In
frst-class American railroad first mortgage
six per cent. bonds. The secretary has been
urged to make lHg9sAssafg gold, u down
Its premium, then commence to redeem some
| OF the fye-twenties in coin, and thus create q
market for the new Ave per cent bonds. Ar.
Boutwell,. however, does not seem to think
that he has gold enough on hand to try the
experiment. AS 1t Is, he has to sell gold ltoer;
Oily to keep up his currency balance, which
has atterly been under the average amount
hskdfk@Edn hand.
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ATTORNEY GENERAL CHAMBERLAINpubAsh-
es o letter strongly endorsing the proposed
avoidance Of a party contest ct the coming
city election, by th ominatiea4 efsa<cofn-
promise ticket. He says
t"yThe prime object, am sure, of all good and
wise citizens of ths city, in the. coming elec-
ftion, is, not to assert the numerical superiority
OF the one party or the ether, but simply 70 90
1ain the best city igcoUJern7hext possible Charles.
ton needs now, above oil things, and more
than any city I Know, q wise, prudent, honest,
skilfn administration q her public affairs. She
needs more than mere honesty, grateful as that
will be; she needs great skill and sasaclty In
relieving hstfrom hsr present embarrassment,
and In opening the way for her future material
growth and prosperity"
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ssa,.sman.a,p ia German ny,

Americans might With profit 70 them
selves, take q hintor sw'.frem the wisdom and
just discrimination eylnced by the peopls OF
Germany! at tae last et-e ion OF the mein-
bers for The German Rssclsrdh, the elective
cbi!ii6et Of the Gartpan Parliament. Count
SMnltke and allnpss alt sire Sreut eoin
ers in the last war were put up as caudi-
dates esg nsssA5sgsdBagsssu er any Of hsf
prominent colleagues were %electetl. 'iGrmlu
papers sEkRlaiu thsse fscs iu a ysrysatiJas,
tory mgaesrs They say that tntnpsaaslls
admirers Of mi!itasy g.mus. put i6ess gene
IdalAiRsagpiaafiS'l haI Ihar tine soyes,-rs re-
aecting thought OF the people defealealhem.
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They a in their place in O. aaasssand
:sgoalds H. csss3ea xttFaHS Aoaors Spn4
fstlble9 sith Is Conditioned 6saaters. 3sPus
DIV a4DsitAsr trained = lsebiasorsss or
Dit dssftsblsth that -tas Spirit ii witch thes
.stssdpcated, aud in which they are in ths
habit Of educating their au%bordinates, should
be introduced in the halls of the nstienaa
legislation.
Men whoare in their place 1t 'thetflead
of an army, nay Be- entirely out Of
their place at the head OF E civil govern.
ment or as members of a legislative body.
The Asrnass a6osedeafs Mala Ferder,
and the other heroes OF the late French war.
They overwhelm them with addresses, pres.
ents and other. tokens OF their admiration
and gratitude. They are fully aware ofthe
immensely of the debt which they owe to
these officers. If the proposition should De
made ia the Parliament to cover them with
new honors and emoluments, probably not a
voice worad be raised against such q .por.
pose. Bat they will not elect these generals
as their lawgivers, because they beiisye that
this is not the province OF men who are in
the habit of using the sword and seeing their
orders strictly obeyed,' instead OF :asussg
them discussed and examined according to
the views of individuals, and often disre'
garded and rejected. The Germans eH-
IDENTIFY know a thing or two about the science
Of government.
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ns- MANHOoD-154rH 4 EDITION.

Es- MANHOOD-154rH 4 DITION-
corr6c.e and revised oy , Q > thor, E. de F. Cur
tas, u .c!aro. AelcApe. R!epoer Of the Royal GIL
lege' OF Surgeons, England; Licentiate Of the Col
lege OF Ph slcisns, Edinburgh; Honorary Mernper
Faculte de M,dlc.ur PARIS, 70, &C., &c.-A
Ned,csaiSkSssyun sfe cause anu cure of Psema-
lure deoiue In Muu, showing how nea IN ID lost
aud how ress ned, IL gives a clear ss'i"psis OF the
uppednueattsL h. @uJEagesJh trratnei't Of Nsr-
v0us and IN, slcal lIrbiliiy, St"riiiy. &c., whether
h." ugl,t" IN by rnri, abuse or rXcrss. and he rem
eJles nerrlar-Lle Issu!t Of twenty years success
rr Practice.
Price So cents by mail. Address the author, DR..
CURTIS, No. 9 fremont Pace, Boston, Mass.
.Smaf7liifhsfy aa SAri3
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TERMS OF TEE NEWS.

TEL DAILY NEWS, by mall e4ae xeAr, q; sls
sonsns 81; three months s2Ss. srvedSa ths
ny sE1aHrzzs ssssa~assasyabtsieanss &c.
iers, or 50 q year. paid in aavanee at t1e7onoa
rHx TRr:WkKK, e NEWS. pubnshsa on Tuesdays
Thursdays. and Saturdays, ode year 81; BIZ
months s.
rHx 4 NEWS. one year 81. SIX copies
31e. Ten copies. to one astdress. SD
SUBSCRIPTIONS in allossssSaysoie'n ADVANCE,
ana ny paper couunuea after the expiration o
no time paid for.
Address RIORDAN. DAWSON Il CO..
.sNo. lfesEass ~ o4slssseA sc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-29

The dusky bellies, Miss Lottie and Mics
Kate Rollln, publish in q Radical contempt.
rary arcard in which they rep6dtate as 70
s'malicious forgery" the letter purporting 70
come from them, which we reprinted afey
days ago4rom the New York Sun. They ad:
init, however, having presented a "schooi
"claim," which Speaker Moses had.promis.
ed to elk" for them.
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= CHARLESTON CITY. RAILWA

@ CHARLESTON CITY. RAILWAY
COMPANY. chARLEsToE,,s c,,.APRlL as. 1871
In order 70 NoUde increased fscil!ties for Vlsfs3ss
70 the Festival Of the schutzentess. the Two.
Horse lRedl Cars will be changed to the King
street Line, and the One Horse (Yellowl Cars to
the Rutledge street Line, commencing. MoEpAY,
fst day, andso continue until FRIDAY, 5th May,
inclusive : after which: dstethey will resume their
regular routes. S * EVAN EDWARDS,
.Spr9p-2 Secretary.
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fssH ALL F. n = R4 AN
s aefcszaErrsE
tsE.ssssstHxxssso;1kAf ma

- fST, . 9TH AUb 6fH1OF MA1, NJt: 4
o. -. sasf: 80 Re. SO
Ka4ht neHbessfsthssla and tiefF itfnaAsii
ire ssnsne6 10 rAetcpssefaa1Me =Pesssytaeess
Cards or Invitation may be obtained at NesA4a2f
f. FeN ;sANrEN, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES d
ugxdlHa. Klhg. sFeds; OEgRSER.AnED
Iesrussn aNieup,anlE ssxsets;E AHls2 ling
street. q este Ana stseet; WYs aseosust
King and spSsag streets; +. WgHAElI, eerusfs
Meeting and Line sltsets; 9. East
FEay;E i. TokcK, East BaayJ;:H MlHfTN, Nos
as Hafktta sfsesttE Ianrad rhree Mug House:
7 4. E6 pers66 viii Sc admitted without %fpfoduc-i
ling their oardofInvitation; and no Invitation
win be issued, nnder any circumstance ;sttst the
tschuv7en p,ats. fS "a
scEvei+shareho*Ie a csiSe Ahdp Sss@e Msdk
Der, -sna. tacr&rsssaetsEe tamedtate families,
bhave acquaintance 10 the sgroandscbut must
I.obaaIn, u family ticket at Ar. {. HLIEDSTRDF's,
c.rner Of Calhoun. apdK King stgeets.
4-Active and Passive " moers tn3uniform, and
inyi ed guests in ,unlfoEm, are not required %
produce their Cards OF Invitation.
s. Only Active and Passive Members OF the Ger
man Rifle Club, In unlrormTT have free admission
to THE DancinssHan
6. The Badges delivered at the entrance 81 TIE
Dancing Hall arctic be5e Eept In sight.
+. Z. no one except thode4n the known4tnifcs OF:
Biaenea will. be admitted into che .shnotiag-
hah. ia =. j. = a:
.s& The South oassapa. sassneah and Chslaes.
ton and Northesstern. Railroad Companies have
kindly consented to carr. Visitors 70 tls festiEai
for: halrfare.
For further particulars, sec PrograSues.
TaR DIRECTORS.
s.apr14-41rhssmtu.rhs ac
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Y- BANK OF CHARLESTON,
GHARLEsTaa, axEeHys, ls7l.-In accordance
with the resolution adopted at a meeting OF the
Stockholders, on 9th inst, an election for Ti!lr-
teen Directors viii bs held on TUESDAY 81 day of
May next, and q meeting or the Stockholders for
the purpose Of recognizing tie Bank will also be
hell Oh same dale, at IL O'Clock, in the Bank
Hah. &lLLIsM ThAfEE,
aprl-stnthl0Ds Cashier.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-29

g GERa IAN SOOTHING CoRDIaLf
This vs'uanle compound eoh;,i ,s NO OPIUM, laud-
anuin, paragorlc. or other anodyne, and will not
massac ere the mnocents like he ''soothlng >yrups'
" mucii In Y d 1ne GERMAN 5 'oTHISG
CORDIAL is harmless. and Is 70 mmendrtl by all
our he-t ply sici ms. Il Is to bs had nf the manu-
~lactlrer, ps II. oHhI''-
No. 13I Neellng street.
And OF all Druggists. apr22-stuih
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~oaRLEsFeN-HEBREw seRee

~-oa&RLESToA HEBREW SCHOOL.
The observation-disclosures seshIsscnosl
takes place at The Tahernaoie. bn susDk1tAos4.
sIe, April 90, at 10 o'Gsak. All4sraaiises tstias
al Interest in the Hebrew language, and espe'
olall6 the parents and friends OF tho pupils, are
urrfted Is attend.
SE.,E.-fnsExescfses wff ts strictly condhed to
.He Rsscns Of the past six monrhs. Taere viii De
nosinstns, speaking OF Pieces, 90
spr2ss LEON STRAUS, Teacher,
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And Of all Druggists,

NS- MEDf0iL NeTlCE.-PAT, ENrS
suffering from Diseases pc tanning TO the aENITO
URINARY ORGANS. viii receive tho latest scieu-
auc aestmsaE BY ptaeiaa themselves under the
care OIL DR.. r. RHYNsr5ERNA. Office No. Il Hssel
street. three doors from the Postolice.
seD2O-tu' h1rr
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w-PARIIEs WISHING TaEIsIT THE
sctutzenplatz by water are Invited to Browns
Wharf, from which PLACE q .nne Sail Boat will
sts,tsdt any convenient lme for the a6oze place.
apr2psA
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~ NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN
to all Sub.Agents OF the Land Commission. that,
from and after the drs5 day III March, 1871, shey
Will report all their proceedings to Hon. F. L.
CARDOZo, Secretary Of the Advisory Board.
ROBr. G. DsLARGE, L. C. S. S. C.
Columbia, February %. 1871. mar11
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NAY l., 2, 8, 4 AND S

. JS~StLnNs
The first Accommodation Train OF the South
Carolina Railroad for the schutzenplat1 wHtSsfe
An#.essesSontsheFs ut insssass a -s-eseook A. lkf
sssd on ~ foHc<snyhnayS nssesnall essL;5
I, a. 20. 4.ss a,adiFfassaadoush ass DAY d.
the Festival at 10 P. NJ
+ FAsssfo CENTS.
F. fhe MaGNuEIAsL4NB a. e1NzB5SzSw iEfun.
eesasJ&TES GiNGrEsE aartpg> the Ee4pkttaA, fser'
rhecornersf EAas adSAssansstrsets.4 J
FAREi 10 GxAT6. ssy 4tsa,. $ raa,s
A large place fgr houses apdrAEEiagseSx1Sh e,
psoEisaed In front Of tae schsetasafJstA FsRF oRi
CHARGE.
FESTIVAL, is 2ona can tbsdStathedSst 40 gate.
aSss o. If BHRGHaaH, !.
4rasi ssecfstat:
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NS- CHARLESTON HIBLEsoG1ETY.-
The Treassssr Of the Charleston Bible Sec. city will
rsceL<e so-ossyipuons-er poRstous>a1 hts ofhoe,
Ne. IS East Bay. corner OF Atlantic Wharf. Tie
payment OF Two Dollars will constitute ., psrsona
member for one year. Bibles are kept on hand
for distrlhatton. The, Society has one Oo'poseur
in the field. aud soiioira aid to introduce another.
Persons interested In he vdfk Or seeking further
information will please call oh the Treasurer.
> .sJ.,H. ReBsoN,}t
apr2s-emos Treasurer @. B. b.
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Euerlal NnI,frs.

TO PREYENTESE AEDICATIoN.-A
radical change has been introduced in the prac.
tice OF Medicine. Physlclsna have ceased to tor
ture and prostratetheir patients. Instead Of pull
Ing down, sHey bind 'apf instead Of assaulting
nature, they assist her. Cupptng, leeching, bills.
tering, venesectton, calomel, antlmony, Supply
ings naneetlGa. and. rasptpz, purgatIves, once the
favorlte resources OF the faculty, and DOW rarely
resorted to even by the most dognatic. members
of the profession. The Old creed was that disease
was something which must be expelled by violent
artificial means, irrespective Of the wear and tear
OF the vital organization In the process. The new
creedrecoguikss she Improvement Of the general
health as essential TO the cure OF allvlocal ailments.
Hence 1t is that ~HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TIERS, The most potent vegetable t'nic that phar.
| rnxey hss ever oroGghrto3he assistance or nature
in her struggles with disease, has been Cordially
approved by practitioners or the modern school.
1t is pleasant TO rensct that reason and philos0-
ply have at last hcen victorious over the errors OF
the past. and that thousands, and tens OF thous.
ands, OF human beings are alive and wei to-day
who ENTHUSIASTICALLY be mouldering In their
graves, had they been subjected to the pains and
penalties which were deemed orthodox and tndis-
.prnsable thirty or forty years ago. .s,s
Preventive medication was scarcely thought or
then; but now 1t Is considered Of paramount i'm
po.tance. and the celebrity Of the standard inrig
Grant, Alternative and restorative Of. the" aeeF q
litlo rhicr HoSrE TIERS BlTrEKS have fairly
earned by their long career OF %success,) Is mainly
due to ils efficiency a. a protective SgspsssNop. :
A course OF the Biiters is urgently recommend.
cd as a safe and certain anIldo'e 10 intermittent
and re ,ittent fevers, dlarrhea, dyseptsrg. aud
other maladles. apfssetnaU
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aar OFFICE OF THE SOUTH CHl.OLI-
INA CENTRAL abroad ChMPAIY, CHARLES
TN, S. c.. APRIL Is, ls'1.-Ths tenth Insralment
of FIVE DOLLARS PER SHARE Will be payable On
18th Nay IroSimo: -
In Charleston, at the Office OF the Company, NO.
10 Broad street.
In sumter, to Major Joseph Johnson.
III Manning, to DR.. G Allen uugsins. -
WIN. II. PER0NNEAU,
: aprl5, 20, may13.l5 Treasurer.
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~ CoNsIGNEES PER .aEEAMsEIP
Q R-oRadA. from, Nav York, sreahsraSs
Notified thas she will discharge carRo zIs-nA at
Pier No. 2, ONION Wharyes. aoeds,aaeaalsdiors t
rs1nset will remain on the wharf at ownars'
risk and expense. WIN. A. 00gRTE4ATs:
/ aprsG Agent.
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"Scluapps'' Is q remedy in chronic catarrhal
complaints, &c.
! lake great pleasure In bearing highly credit.
able testimony TO It's efficacy as o remedial agen;
IL the diseases for which you recommend II.
Having u Natural tendency TO tile MUCOUS sur.
faces, with u slight degree Of stimIlatlun. l re
gard it as one or tile most important remedies III
chronic catarrhal affections, par 1cularly thuse al
the 'genitu-lrllury apparatus. Win much re-
spect, your obedieLt servant,
CHAS. A. LiAS, ". D., New York.
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@ fW AARINEEs udpRCH Will.
ahe open fot Divine Service ever. sIBBArHMoRN
mo- at half pas 10 O'CLOCK, eornefo q Church and
Water s4eers. servfseus the Rev. WE. YATES,
UndpizH. tsn14B
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es- PEOPLES BANK OF SOUTH
OARnLIN i.-ihe Annu,l Election ior THIRTEEN
DIRECTORS OF uiis Bank will BE- held as the
Bank, on MONDAY, My /, belw the hours OF
/. O'Clock A.. NJ. aud P. Il.
JAMES B. BELTS,
apro5 Cashier
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No. 70 ZINE s.HnEr. N. ". Nov. II, 1867.

Z No, 70 ZINE SHEET. Y. u. Nov. II, 1851.
~UpoLpHo Volts. ESQ, Present: DEAR Sir
have mate a enemlcal examination VI u 81 mplt
Of your .Scrledam Schuapts:;'.t with the inieut u
determining { any iorelYn OF h%ttar,ous sunssAnr,
haIi i,reu atded Lu the q mpls ,'tsi ilIe'l spirits. F..
The examlpation has resulted In the chlcid.lon
that he sample cuntallIed NO poisonous or harm
full adlnlxvures. I lave BEEN unable To discover
any trace Of the drleterlous Substances which
are sometimes employed in tile aiulteratl"n q
liquors. | would not hesitate " Use mYseil. moi
to recommend ~ Others. lur medicinal PURPOSES
tile 'Sclirdam $ hIiapps" ~ az excellent aud
hnubjectlonabIe varie, y ol giu. Very Respectfully
yours. tSxued) .GHiS' A. shELY' Chemist.
CHEMICAL AND TECHNICAL LABoKATnHY,
lS EXCHANGE PLACE. n, T.. My. 20, 1897:
UpoLrhu WOLFE, ESQ DsAs SIR-rhe under
sigued have carefully aud thoroughly ahalyzrd a
sample OF your "Arnn1a'tc Schiedaln Scnapps."
seleetsd By our-elyes. 4ni have. found tbs sssae
free }easn sil organic y ~ ,Egapio Substances.
mnre sr.lsss tntuaou, to neal b acknowledgement
Of our xa~inzpsA.u.w We g rlslder The ar;ic's one Vi
supeuoG .AsAlMsxl e ,thf9i As . beverage &ld
anectuAl h s,lasdn,ina qualities.
Etsls2s.,ersrdlly yoers,SGa S"~3
Signed ALEX. rntrrFIz oasnlAt.
-" 'FkANcIs e. ssgs:EA 'Eo' MD
,EassalAs by al Respectable GeeeeSs sod va
rss.uDaP Ply wflLFEss EST.
msral-amo. No. - BEAYeR STREET, hssb
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Me@tAaG
AHARLksTAN MPoGAPHCAL
DExAON, N~oR3.-Ntend theS4 eguls3S fop0Aag
GeetfhE Of your Alonx HIs tSstS4aay) EsEFN99A4
aeitaaetanf, aRefalbse dian HsaF,at ktfpe5fe
apr2s Z JAMES L SINS, Secretary.
IA DGER RIFLE CL4B-YOUAA E
IN he ebI sumq1pnei 10. assemble at your
Hail. .dn kOH~ofXSMORsINa. NY LIST, at 8 O'Clock,
iu faIE Uniform lor Eecor; Pa lEasss;c ,,a
apEaeI:
CEARLEsTON RFLEMEN CLUB
SlyrYaRslll assemble. n ,uniDFHL ct your Hal
corner King knd E'begty streets, on MONDAY, LIST
OF May, hs00'cihck a n. for Escort Parade.
By order Of tRe Captain. -
s'apf9eer: II. w MkDREF, IsJoe.grants.S
HJAsHlNGT0N RIFLE G1B@YoB
w are hereby Ssumponed to Meet at your
Bali, S0tierf street. dn koNDaYl the fst May, 1T
quarter past 8 O'Clock An, ~ iell uBl.sai; for
Escort Parade. s-
Also astenaa DILL with Einsse THs. Saturday
EvEkiEG. Members attending 10 parade are plr.
tleularly requested .toSe present.
~ sfoea 81 Ter AnnISs
|:SSls to- sH.T N.o'.NS
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