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:Esls OF THE COW CASE.
A Ease OF Mistaken Identity Almost
Equal to- Tichborne's.


Some time during last March Mr.. G. II. Old
con, Of fSummervllle, lost COW, which closely
resembled another cow owned by Mr.. J. j..
Ferry. of the same place. Mr.. Oldson in
searching for his COW came upon that OF Mr.
Perry, grazing In the latter's field, aud drove
Hto his. plantation: Mr.. Perry brought suit
for: the recovery of i his cow, and
the case was tried at several differ
eae places, and finally brought to Charles
ton. A few, days ago an old gentleman
Mr. John fBurbridgs. living about six
miles from SummervIlle, who seldom leaves
his home, came to town and reported that
COW answering the description of Oldson's had
straSed into his pasture about the eud OF
March. This COW was carried to SummerviIle,
and Immediately pronounced as oldaon'a oy
all who had previously seen it In that gentle
mans possession. The case came up before
Trial Justice John G. Mackey and jury at
the Courthouse yesterday. The man who sol,i
&Oldson his COW testified to Its Identity with
the one found at Mr.. Burbridge's. -
The case was argued by Messrs. j. l.. Buist
and Robert Llmehouse for Mr.. Perry, and by
Colonel B. W, Seymour and Mr.. TgNe for Mr..
Qldson. It occupied from half-past ten O'Clock
ID the morning to ten at night. Mr.. Mackey
delivered commendable and Impartial
charge, and jury, after an absence of about
twenty minutes, returned with verdict In
Mr.. Perry,s favor: This returns Mr.. Perry's
COW to his possession, and ends the case alter
a total cost of from twelve to fourteen hun
dred6ollars. ~Iasfs ,..
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TO THE mEMoRY OF h. nj. cHEHREUx

Alta regular meeting OF Charleston Social
Club, No. l, held Monday evening, August 18th, the
following preamble and resolutions we're unsni'
mous.y adopted:
Weare called together for the first time to
mourn the death Of our much-vaued friend and
officer, q. NJ. Cheyreux. How suddenly and In.
discriminatory the fatal messenger sends his dart
We have not met to mourn the old, but the young
and lusfy OF life, upon whom the primrose OF
youth had Just bloomed upon his cheek. To Us
the separation Is truly mournfuI. dutiful
child. q vlrtuous boy, there appeared to open be.
fore him in the future promise OF usefulness,
prosperity and happiness. With us his memory
shall ever be held dear.
Resolued, That In the death or q. n. Ohevreux,
the Charleston Social UIub No. ], has lost one VI
It's most valued and cherished members.
ResCIUed, That In respect to ii5 memory page
In our Minutes be inscribed with his name. aud
q copy of these resolutions be sent to his amicted
parents, and that they be published In THE DAILY
NEWS.
BY order OF PRESIDENT. O. =. BELL.
secrstary Charleston 8. @. NO. !.
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TIE CAMPAIGN IN SUMMERyILLE.-In obed-
ence to the call of County Chairman Cain, the
Republicans OF Summerville held mass meet.
ing last Saturday and elected John E. Clyde
and Robert Haynes, two Mackeyites, as dele.
gates to the county convention. Much indg-
nation was expressed by the speakers at the
way their rivals of the Bowen faction had
forestalled them in the election OF delegates.
The Bowen party held a meeting on the 9th
instant, which the Mackeyites claim was COM
posed of crowd of imported negroes from
Sineath's and Whaley's Church. and elected
two delegates, neither of whom, it is said, re-
side or belong in Summerville.
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THE sUMMERVILLE ROBBERY.
A Bold Crime and an Easy Escape

Last Saturday afternoon Mr.. Louis Martin,
a gentleman engaged in cutting llghtWood
about three miles from Summerville,. for
shipment to Charleston, returned to his place
from this city in company with the superln-
tendent of his business, Mr.. Goodlng. On ar
rivipg at home, the gentlemen put down 10
the parlor small box containing three hun
dred dollars in currency and two gold
watches. On the premises was q mulatto
from North Carolina, employed as q stable
man. This man saw the box and evidently
watched his opportunity to make of with IT,
About six o'clock he was found to be missing
and q search being made for the box, 1t was
found that 1t had also disappeared. One OF
the gentlemen Immediately proceeded To
su9mervllle and took out a warrant for, the
arrest OF the mulatto, who was at that lime
though unknown to the. persons Interested,
in the town aud openly boasting OF the theIi
and spending the money with prodisa
hand. Later in the evening a colored con-
stable, to whom the warrant had oeen en-
trusted, came up With the thief, but was ae'
TERED from arrestiDg him by the bloody
threats of The latter. Since that time no u
d,nps have been received from the thief.
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THE COURTS.
Municipal Court.

Isaac Evans, dlsorderly and trespasslng; to
trial justice. Edward Brown, fighting and
throwing brickbats; one dollar or ten daya.
Amos White, same charge, one dollar or ten
days. Edward Sumter and James Watson,
boys, lodged for safe keeping; former sent 10
his guardian; latter discharged. Jane Middle
ton and Ceclle Williams, dlsorderly and fight
ing; one dollar each or ten days. John Brown,
escaped from the House of Correction; re.
turned thereto. James Brown, drunk; one
dollar or ten days. Morton Bennett, larceny
of gun; Orphanhouse OF thirty days. The
Gas Company, for not lighting street-lamps in
Meeting street, near Reid; fifty cents per
lamp
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LOCAL L.ACoNICS.

A bad hole at the corner Of King and Cal
houn streets needs the immediate attention OF
the City Railway Company.
A match game of base ball was played on
the Citadel Green yesterday afternoon BY the
Atlantics and Actives.
attention Is called to the important change
of rates In the Cheraw and Darlington Rail.
road schedule, as published elsewhere.
We are Indebted to Mr.. Asa Butterfeld, of
the Charleston Eotel. for Invitations to grand
fancy dress ball, TO be given at Catoosa Springs,
Georgia, this evening.
Daniel sEurst, a respectable colored man,
who was arrested IN the charge of being a
rloter at the recent election, Gays that he will
prove, at the proper time, that he had no
agency whatever In disturbing the public
peace on the occasion referred to.
Mr.. Julian Porcher, living at Pineopolis,
near Monck's Corner, had fine saddle horse
stolen from his. stable on Monday night last
The thief is supposed to be colored man,
former resident OF the plantation, who had
been prosecuted by Mr.. Porcher for previous
robbery.
Ameeting of Radicals was held at the Mill
tary Hall Monday night. Speeches were made
by Sheriff Mackey, Coroner Taft and ex-MayoI
Plllsbury. Mr.. Mackey said that he did moi
desire to give up the candidacy for sheriff, bu
If his constituents wished him to go to the
United States Congress, he felt it duty tt
sacrifice himself to their interests.
The Sulllvan's Island and Mount Pleasant
Ferry Company will run an excursion steamer
to and fpm sullivan's Island every evening
leaving the.city at seven o'clock aud return
ing M eleven. This affords an exceedingly
pleasant manner of spending an evening
which is within the reach of all, as the iare /:
only thirty-five cents for the round trip.
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BARGAINS IN DRY GooDs.-The closing sale
OF the stocks at A. Z. Stillman's Dry Goods
House, No. 2sl King street, still continues.
Black BroadcloLhs, Black aud Colored Cassi-
meres, for summer, fall and winter wear
Mourning Goods at cost; White and Colored
Piques, Bird-Eye Diaper, Table Damasks,
Towels, Napkins and Dollies, Ladies', Gents,
Misses and Boys Linen Cambria Handker.
chiefs. A lot OF Silk and GIngham Parasols
and Sea Sides will be SOLD tor less than cost.
at A. R. Slillman's, No. 2sl King street.
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TIE FIRST RECEIPTS OF NEW CROP
OF LOUISIANA RICE.

The New Orleans Prices Current, of satur-
day last, says:
The steamer Belle Ida arrived here on We'd
uesiay. the 7th instant, with ten sacks OF new
rice In the paddy, Tor new rough rlce:l 1t was
raised on the plantation Of Messrs. Wilkinson
4 Trufant, Parish OF Paquemines, below the
citv. and came consigned to Messrs Dupre,
Refine Co. It is said to be ,dH good In qqsy
sent 10 mill In The city to be dressed, and
yielded and h5ssqusr'srs ba5 barrels css9
sample Of which We net saw lSen 9te
for sale. yesterday two barrels of 1t sold at
loac. per 10. for choice. The prospect tor Ine
mise Of Yield of perhaps fifty per cent. over
last year. The first receipt last year was Q! on
the 4th of August, from the. Parish Oh st.
Charles.
yesterday Mr.. James Wood favored us with
a sample of eight barrels of The new crop just
received. 1t classes prime, was -aised on MT.
Armand Duplessls's plantation, Poiate-a-la-
Hache, and cleaned by the Empire Parish
nm. lis said to be fair sample OF Mr.. Dr-
plessis's crop.
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THE mDoWELL MURDER.
Conclusion OF the Coroners I'M
Evidence OF fPremedftntioh-A
of Wilful aud Deliberate MuT

~ W,lfuI and Deliberate lhuTu
,,,+;oo,,on of the Mcdowell murder
case Vas continued at the coronefs onlce SeS-
terday. d. J-Mason, one of the colorea men
,gbo arrested the murderer at the corner of Line
and st. Philip streets. testified that he was IN
Tbiele's Atore, on that corner, about. six
O'Clock Saturday afternoon. Cain Simons
came into the store with dirk in his hand, the
blade Of which appeared to have been newly
ground. Afew minutes later Mcdowell came
In aud asked witness TO take a drink. just
than Slmon exclaimed, there are good
many mulatto and poor white soDs Of
cutting capers around here who won't be here
yery long. Witness shortly afterwards LETT
the store. simons appeared to have peen
drinking, but was not drunk.
eB.F Shier, NJ. D., the physician called TO
see Mcdowell after the murder, Eliza Rooin-
son and ]. R. Lyons were also examined, out
their evidence was unimportant, with the eX-
ception of that OF the woman Robinson,
which was conHrmatory of the testimony OF
!. the eye-wltnesses as reported yesterday.
Julia Baxter, the next witness, being SICK
in bed, tfs jury adjourned to her house, the
scene Of the murder, for the purpose OF hear
ing her Testimony, which was only a confrha-
tlon of that given by the other inmates of the
house.
The jury. after re-examniog two witnesses,
retired 10 the corouer's Office, where, at about
seven O'Clock in the evening, they returned
verdict to the effect that John 7. Mcdowell,
Jr., had EN- deliberately and wilfully mur-
dered by the prisoner, Cain Simons. slmons
was then committed to Jail for trial at ths
next ter .st the Court of General Sessions.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rico and Naval
Stores Market.


Stores Market.
OFFICE UHARLxsroN NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, August Is, 1872
CorToN.-This market presented dull aspect,
with only moderate demand, (which was based
on easy prices. saes about 2eo bales say II at IT,
at Is. 92 at 1Sx, and $50 at lsc p ib, low mid.
ding grades selling at l8Xc. and middliDg 81
1qc p ID.
RICE.-.There was limited business at arm rates.
Sales about 40 tierces OF clean Carolina, say 8
tierces at 71i, 30 at TX, s at shc y ID. We quote
common to fair at 7@7x; good 7X@sHc p fb.
NAVAL SToRBs.-The receipts were 100 bbls
spirits turpeatlne, sos bbs roHln, and 4S bbls
crude turpentine. There was fair demand, with
sales Of 200 bbls spirits turpentine at 44c p
gallon, and 200 bbls low grade roslns at $s@S 10
for strained.
FRB1aHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct, non l.
aRl on uplands, nominal on sea lsands; via New
York, Hd on uplands, xd on sea Islands; by sail,
nominal on uplands, on sea islands nominal.
To aavre- on uplands. CoastWlse-to New York
BY steam 81 on uplanda and - on sea islands;
81 SO p tterce on rice; 600 q bbl on rosin;
by sail Nc y b on cotton; = p 5ierce
on rice; soc p barrel on rosin; SO p n on
!um Ger; $40 2 n on timber. TO Boston, by sail,
&c p b on upland cotton; rosn CSC; resswed
| stun $lo9l0 so; phosphate $5@5 so. To Provi.
dence, by sail $50 y II on boards, 80 p rb on
cotton; by steam 81 p bale on New York rate h
TO Philai ielphis, by steam 50 p on cotton;
BY SAL, ssR II on boards; 50 5o@lO on timber; So
per ton on clay, AID saasa 80 on phosphates. TO
Baltimore, By steam Hc p b by sail, Sc 5O@7 p
Y on boards; s0@s so on timber; So rs p
ton on phosphate rock. Vessels are in de.
mand by our merchants to take lumber freights
from Georgetown, s. O., Darlen and satllla River,
Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
and $lo9l2 p Il are the rates on lumber and
boards.
EIoHANas.-sterlIng 90 day billa FAX.
DohEsTTo ExoHANaK.-The banks purchase
aght checks on New York at par @ premium.
| and sell at x@H premium. Outside they pur.
chase at ll6@x premium, and sell at 8-1sSk
premium.
aoLD-laH0l5H.
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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, 8. o........AOGosI II, le1z.
10, oeg as min ss sec. Lon 10 deg 81 min 27 sec.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

steamship Manhattan, woodruff, New YorEo
,sfs Saturday. Mdse.. To Jas Adger co, @
Railroad isi Agent, Southern EXP. ess co, Rail-
road AGENT, 8 O Railroad Agent, A II Adger,
iTSu IS a5Ser co, d A ANIME, u Ahrens j co,
Rates co, Boyd, T N BRISTOL u CO, 9 Bart q
20 w NJ Bird d co, II Bischofr & co, DR. II Baer, F
q Borner, Chas Berbusse, j. A Brenner, BollmaDn
tiamerup, Barkley d CO, Darlington, Thomas CO,
Waiter Cade, Charleston Gas co. chase Uuttino,
K G .ChisUln, Douglas d Miller. Dowle, Noise q
Davis, Fairly & co. d F Fleming & co, s q
Fogsrtle, Forsy the, McCOmb l. co, g Follia son,
Fufcngott, Benedict Il co, I l. Falk & co, P For
reston u Graveley, b Gerdts d co, Mrs Gallo
way, Hyer, Holmes 4 CALDER, Ball co,
John Hurkamp & co. N A Hunt Hart & co,
Guillemin, D q Golger, Lyman co, A uling,
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rHE CHARLESTON NEWS: WEDNESDAY,. AUGUsf ID 1922

TRAVELLERS TEsr1MoNY.-Thousands OF
travellers by land and sea have vouched for the
efficacy of Hostetters Stomach Bltters as
preventive Of the physical disturbances which
ordinarily arise from change Of climate and
the changes Of diet, water, &C., incident to
wandering lifs., Upon systems toned, In
vigorated and regulated by this genial vege-
table antldote the external causes of debility
and diseases seem to produce little or no
effect. Forearmed with Hostetters Bitters
the voyager may bid defiance to seaslckness
and encounter the chilling fogs OF the Brltlsn
Isea, the coast winds Of the Antilles, the ICY
temperature of Northern Alaska, or the burn
Ing heat of The tropics with equal impuntty.
The effect of this Admirable medicated stlmu-
liant is greatly to increase the vital energy OF
the system, thereby enabling 1t to resist and
repel the exciting causes Of disease.
augl2-mwf3DGW
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SOMETHING NEW FOR EPIcUREs.-Messrs.
Martin Il Mood are now Offering, among other
luxuries to tickle the palate, choice article OF
picked cavalli, prepared in Florida for this
market The cavall Ia one OF the fhest fish
caught In our waters, and when picked are
Infinitely superior to mackerel.
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DRESS GOODS DRESS GOODS !--Louis Cohen
d Co. beg leave to draw the attention of the
public to their Fresh Stock of Dress Goods,
just received, comprising the latest novelties
and styles, and at prices fully twenty-five
per cent. below their cost of Importation. A
call is respectfully solicited. LOUIS COHEN &
Co., No. 248 King street. mayl6
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BUILDING MATER1AL.-An extensive stock
and large variety Of Doors, sashes, BhAos,
Balusters, Mouldipgs, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. p. Toale, at hiB Warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. SO Pinckney street.
The above are all made at his own factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French and
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, Slate
Mantels, Bullders' Hardware, &C., from the
best manufacturers mch6-fmwlyr
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

NoTIcE TO DRUGGISTS BY act Of the Leg
lslsture, druggists are required to have the
ANrIDoTE 10 each poison or poisonous COM
pound sold by them printed upon the label on
each bottle or package. The NEWS Job Office
Is prepared to print to order all such labels,
being provided with the requisite cuts. speci-
mems may be seen on application.
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Gnneral Notires.,

@THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acauaintancesF OF Mr.. and Mrs. TaADDEUS
STREET, and Of their respective families, are In.
vtea to attend the Funeral Services OF the latter
at Grace Church, THIS MORNING, at -half.past
O'Clock. 80 augl4
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON, August IL.
SPrRTT5 TURPBNrINE.-Sales OF l5s casks at 45c
and $50 at i6Hc per gallon Tor sonthern pack
ages
RosIN.-Sales OF lao bbs at So Is for strained,
So so for low No l. So rs for No /, and S4ai 26 for
low pale. :,
for hard So IS for yellow dip and 81 IS for virgin.
TAI Sales OF 10 bbls at So IS per bb.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan, from New YORK
ID McPhee, Mr and Mrs Oliveros, Mis- vance; H;,s
Pearse A NJ Echeshuty, Murphy, mrs bssi,c' ao
Hosch Sattuler, Miss Sue Decor, Mr DerGss " =
Atkinson, W LsEs. ar Casnsle;I e;Iees1er. p Mr
BIocs. Can't Brown. " Loudon, Glraray' tnns mIs
W V Ssryis, N Lebby, W Lawrence anu io''
on deck. ,.o,, po,t,nore-Mr
ysKnsIer % Mrs @ u Ac 1sts, Mis- Burns.
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HENDRIOKS.-Died In this city, Monday MORN
ing, August 12th. HENRY WILLIAM, infant son OF
Captain Il. W. and 'Cordreann Hendricks, aged
year, months and days.
@ THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
OF the family arerespsctfully invite to attend the
Funeral Service at their residence, No. 81 Beau
fan street, THIS AFTERNOON. at O'Clock.
aug14-*
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NoT1cE.-Previous to removal to our new
store, No. 275 King street, Brownlng's old
Dry Goods stand, we will close out all of our
present stock at extremely low prices.
FuRcHGorT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 244 King
street. july22
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4 CARD FROM CAPTAIN HABENIcaE.
{. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

notice In your issue OF the 18th instant
that have been charged with the violation OF
the revenue law for having sold tobacco without
license, and also that have sold tobacco with,
out its being in theorlginal package. The charges
declare to be false in every particular. Having
been found guilty by The United States commits
sloner, l have refused TO comply with that Jadg,
ment, and have appealed to higher court to
have the case tested before a Jury.
GEORGE F. HABENICHT.
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ENvELoPEs.-A large stock of Envelopes al
ways on hand at The NEWS JOB OFFICE, fol-
mercantile purposes, which will be printed
and furnished at prices to snit the times.
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THERMOMETRIC4L.

The range of the thermometer yesterday,
at the drug store of Mr.. Joseph Biackman' Oh
the south side OF Broad street, was as follows:
ga. NJ, 81; 10 A. NJ, Sc; IL NJ, SO; 2 P. NJ So;
-4P.M NJ, SO; 6P. H., 81; 8 P. NJ, IS.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
Meetings This Day.

Palmetto Lodge. &. P, at ha!f-past I. NJ
Etna Fire Company, at half-past T. NJ.
German Fire Company, at 8 P. n.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK, August l2.
The Daily Bulletin says: Receipts to-day. 1912
bbls rosin. 25O do spirits turpentlne Spirits have
rned dull and nominal today. The market at
Wilmington IL ia, and Without buyers. Sales
about 40 or so bbls In lots at 5lHc closing az ola
61Hc. Rosin on.y moderately active, but prices
held pretty firmly Sales 75o bbl5 strained at
IS 76. Tar and pitch unchanged.
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Auction Sales This Dny.

Miles Drake will sell at 10 o'clock, at bis
store, clothing, hats, &c.
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A NEW CITY GAUaER.-Mr. Charles L. Du-
bos, a young gentleman thoroughly qualified
for the position, was appointed city gauger at
the last meeting of Council. He promises
prompt attention to business. See bis adVer-
tlsement In another column.
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Picnic AND EXCURSION PARTIES will consul
their interests by calling at The NEWS JOB
OFFICE, when printed tickets OF posters are
needed.
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EUROPEAN and American Stereoscoplc
Views, 81. so per dozen. HAsEL STREET
BAZAAR. spr19 mwf
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FEArHER BUSTERS, 40 cents each. HAsEI
STREET BAZAAR. aprl7-w
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Receipts by Railroad, August IL.
souTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

SO bsles cotton "a bales goods, 100 bbl. OF honr,
13 ob spirits, 72 bbls rosin and crude, 790 sacks
corn, 1870 casks clay, 2 cars STOCK. To Railroad
Agent, NJ Gold.mitt Son, Barden Parker, A
BMuligan, Whllden & Jones, Osmpsen co, D
A ANIME, Trenholm Son, Roach & Monett Ttet.
len & Luden Stefiena, Werner Ducker, Ravenel,
Holmes co, Burmeister i Zerbsr, Knobeloch &
Small d Kracke.
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CORDIAL, FOB INFANTS .TEETHING. !.

CORDIAL, FOB INFANTS .TEETHING.
This is the best Medicine for Infants and young
Children ever offered to the public. 1t Ia care;
fuy prepared from the best Drugs. according TO
q prescription furnished BY 8 Distinguished Ger.
man Physician Of large and success[nl practice,
and has been tried and approved by many Of our
beat physicians. 1t is specially adapted to the
diseases incident to childhood during the trying
period OF Teething and recommends :tseIf for the
cure OF Darrnea, Dysentery, Colic, Gripping In
the Bowels, Summer Complaint, &c. tlt contains
no Anodype or other injurious Drug, and should,
tnerefore, be preferred to the soothing Syrups
that now. mood the market, which are known to
contain Opium, and are, therefore, more or less
Injurious. Thousands OF children are murdered
ANNUALLY BY soothing Syrups; IN some cases. this
fact has been published IN The newspapers, wnere
the pbyscisn In attendance 80 stated In his death
certificate. In the numerous other cases, Wnere
the innocents are murdered BY this modern
Herod Of the Nursery, the cause u laid 70 tnous'
and other causes-to an but the right one.
Mothers, bear this In mind, and use the German
Soothing Cordial, which Is safe. efficient and
Satisfactory. Do not fail to Try bottle at once
The Soothing Cordial is also an excellent Tonic,
admirably adapted In cases OF, Debility
tone to the system, rec1persting the strength,
and restoring the appetite.
Price 26 centa bottle.
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NoT1oE.-Previous to removal to our new
store. No. 275 King street, Brownlng's old
Dry Goods stand, we will close out oil OF our
present stock at extremely low prices
FURoHaoTT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 244 King
street. Julyzz
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