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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-15
From ron, the Lancaster Ledger.
The ssfhieyeSs 0Wn;,,

The Union takes Numbrage at the
oyershaduving aiistqcracy' sfsdutn
Carolina. Because decent and hon
est. people will not grasp the hand Of
thieves and public plunderers; well
come them into then family circles,
and assign them the "uppermost
seats, they are villlfed and SANDER
I'd as .KWKiux. The editor of the
Union, who by-the7by, sets himself
up a; the mouth piece Of Parker, and
says that the State Treasurer has
: oome ent unscathed," and who.is
the only champion in the State OF
the last intamouslegislatur no doubt,
ieeis the social ban Of our people.
Though we are not the author Of that
portion OF the extract referred to ip
Ills issue OF the 29th ult., yet, we do
not hesitate, in conjunction with the
lines, to endorse it. s+e
reiterats, "that any white man, car
r s.. ilswag, who can
sigh ras alitles as have
the State government Of.
tSouh Carolina, since the nAugurac,
Ion Of Radical rr,le here, conllAt for
geries, receive bribss, steal ael li6atuna
from the pebble treasury, and then
lntrude himself into the company Of
5entlemen, carry his family inlo So
.iety, and preserve his io..mer social
status, then there is no grounds to
l"pe for better times among u.s."
The editor Of the Union came to
his State two years ago as poor as d
he now counts his
). ousahds. Where did he get it?
Will he dare tell the people that he
aade $4,000 clear i'll two years BY |
lonest labor? The people know bet.
er. 1t is our duty to ma ke all such |
eoandrels and thieves know and feel |
hat their ofeuces will obtain their
and that VI their .amliies,
rom intercourse with moral and reli-
,louS people.
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What are gon :, rowing Fort

The Union showed MP his bantum
7 yesterday, and crowed vociferousl5
over the result of the North Carolina
election Where do you find cause
for rejoicing, Mr.. MON 2 Where j.
your victory. We have not the fg
ures before US, but we quote from thr
New York Tines, 81 Monday, Grant 8
special organ when W. say that
Grants majority in. North Caro-
lima was 20,0o0 in 1868. Holden S
majority for Governor, in rhe same
year, was ndtless, Ind last year (lS7D
fhe Republican majority was b,tween
5000 and 10000. AT no time be.
fore this, when full vote was cast,
have the Republicans or Radicals had
3 majority Of iess than 5000. Where.
then, Mr.. niom do you find th+
source Of high graduation in whisl.
you would seemingly indulge? Tha,
is charming victory for Grants ad
mipistrstion, where they have .los;
$4,000 votes. or at. least had their
reduced that much-lost FIVE
out of eight Congressman, have lost
the Legislature by an overwhelming |
majority, and will, as a matter Of
course, lose the United States Sena.
tor.
If you can crow over that, Mr.. |
MON. by the immortals, we think |
here is g chance even for you to
crow when Parker goes to the penn
and perhaps you with him.
Columbia Phoenix.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-15

Social osrEAc,sK.-The Eufagla
(Ala.) Times says: Some twenty or
thirty oolored men left on Monday
evening 8 train, to attend the Raei-
Ieal County Convention to be held IN
iolasten, Among the crowd were slz y,
'oE eight Greeley niggers, with J.
whom ON the /" Grant colored gentlemen !,
Esouahot 's l''.,l affiliate or recognize, and !, :
v when the " Greeley niggers" boarded
the train andenteredthe car in which
the 'sGraat colored gentlemen. . were v
seated the latter bounced out Of their
seats and went into the smoking car,
to !, avoid !, the presence and the smell 4
Of them hem "d-n Greeley niggers. >
II was q bit Of social oetracism. IS
flch ,as itiwasi refreshing. Never
mind ! Alter the 5th Of November
next tlae Raaieals will not have the
nesTe taNGh sdoe.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-15

A CoppERBEAD BITES 4 MAN ANp
THE SNAEE Dies OF ITs BITE!-In
Megis county, the other hight, Firman
Smith, after taking off his boots and
stockings to prepare for going to bed,
stepped out uphn back porch Of his
house for some purpose, and as he did
81 was struck in one of hisfeetby what
he at once In W tosbe the fangs Of a
snake. The blow wasa severe one,
and was on the top Of the foot near
the instep. On procuring a light and
70 the porch he discovered
q eonperhead snake apparently in the
last throes Of. dissolution, and soon
after, without any agency of his it
died. NJ. Smith used sen. linimens
and weat apout his tnptines,A
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The North Carolina correspondent

The North Carolina correspondent
Of iii" New Y rk Herald gels of a
good thing on Tom Settle, the Prtsi-
dent Of the Philade phia Gift Takers
Convention, and also a candidate for
Congress from North Carolina on the
Radical ticket. He says:
In the Fifth District Hon. THONGS
Settle, the Republican candidate for
Congress, and who WAS Chairman Of
the Philadelphia Convention, the 9th
er day; on the stump Indignantly de.
MED the charge that money was being
freeley used by his party. An hour
later he was tapped in 4 confidential
manner on the shoulder by an indl-
viaual who said: Judge, l know
about dozen voters near here who
will go for the other side, but they
can be got. "How eanthey be got?'
asked Settle. "Well, it will take
money; you know the kind of people
they are here" How much will it |
take?" said Settle II don't know, |
but not. much" was- the answer. |
Here" said Settle, taking a roll of |
greenbacks from his pocket, "here ia
sixty dollars. Is that enough ?' "Yes,
that is plenty" "If you. want more
you can have it, said Settle. "This
will do, this will get Them" said the
individual, and. away be went. Not
Zen minutes afterward Settle saw this
individual op the speakers stand dis
playing the greenbacks to. the gaze of
The crowd, and relating with nosmall !
legree of delight the circumstances
ander which be had obtained them,
ind adding jecosely. that the Repub-
leans were not using any money in
he campaign, "oh, mol he invited 4
II his Conservative friends to grog- II
5ery, where Judge Settles money :
vas freeley expended in whiskey for
lis opponents.
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oED POEM.


Shall !, wasting in despair,
Dip, because womap's fairf
6 &onaaakap paae rnyschheks with care,
j 'csaaaaaother's rosy ,ares
Be she Aairet than the day,
9yths dlew7y meaddsy Of May,
If she be notfair tame,
What care I how fair she bea
Shall my foolish heart be pined,
cause I see a woInhn kind,
0rawell-disposed nature,
Joined with lovely featured
Be, she meeker, kinder, than
Tpgtle-dpvs or pelican,
If she be not 30 to me,
What care how kind she bei
rs ~. sic1T
Shall a xoman's virtue move
Me, 70 perish for her love-
orher we'll H-desesring known,
Make noe quite forget my oypf
Rs she with that goodness bisst,
II she be not such for me,
What care how goo6she her
Cause her fortune sssma sooihigh,
Shall play. the feol and Idisf
TAose that bear = noble mind,
Where they wasn't of riches End,
Think what with them they would do,
That %ith6ut tthern dare to WOO;
And unless that mind T see,
What care 1how great,she be-?
Great, or good, or kind, or fair,
will ne'er tho more despair.
# she bpe.mS, this believe,
I win die ere she shall grierel
If she slight me, when I WOO,
csn scorn and Let her go;
For if she bs pot for me,
What care I for whom she be?
-THRopoRE WrTHER-1646.
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Frem the Columbia Phoenix.
EeH Zone Ear. oz0-iie hsfuses
10, SigR any .MoTe kCnds.

We publish elsewhere, in full, the
return Of F. l.. Cardezo, the colored
Secretary Of State, to an order to
show cause VIII, a writ OF maadamus
should not be issued against him, or
dering him to sign certain bonds. The
petition for mondans,ts is brought by
Messrs. Carroll & Janiey, as attor-
neys, for Morton, Bliss s. Co., Of Ne".
York. Messrs. Melton and Gorbin
represent the Secretary Of State.
Morton. Bliss & Co. are large capital
lists of New York, who claim to hold
bonds Of the. State to the amount OF
$4,000, which they desire to have
converted into n ew bonds, according
to the Act of Assembly. Mr.. Car
dozo has refused to sign the new
bonds, as requested. We understand
that he has uniformly declined to sign
---7,,-i --.-7,,---il----1--et-All-sinea-tha-latnund
ing developments naadein New York,
last fall, when it was discovered that
a scheme was being laid to increase
the bonded debt of the State to up.
wards of $20,0OO,OOO.
II is under these very Acts for the
conversion of State securities that, a.
Mr.. Corbin charges, in late speech
at Greenville, the greatest frauds hav |
been perpetrated. Mr.. Corbin suns
the fraudulent bonds issued mainly, |
# not entirely, under color of this |
conversion business, to the amount oi
This is upon Parker
'wn ex hbit, and OF course he woul,!
make The bonds issued appear as small
ls possible.
These bonds Of Morton, Bliss & Co..
}ardozo alleges. amongst other things,
o have been already once cpnverteI
nd it is probable that jury will b.
eqdired 70 determine this question Of
ht. It will b. found, Also, THAI Car
ozo boldly attacks the constitution
lily Of the Acts OF assembly author
ing the conversion of State securi,
es and furthermore alleges thar
lese particular bonds of Morton.
Hiss & CT. have not been issued pur :
lant to law.
The hearing of the case WAS ad- :
'urned yesterday until to-day, at lC !
clock, in order to give the petition
's time to reply to the retbrn.
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Reflections Of a Murmafiag

was tired of washing dishes. !
was tired Of drudgery. It had always
been so, and I was dissatisfied. l
never sat down a moment to read,
that Jamie did't want cake, or a
piece Of paper to scribble on, or bit
ofssoap to make bubbles. I'D rather
be- in prison. Isaidone day, :" than
tohaYe my life seased out so, as
Jamie Knocked my elbow, whe l
was writing to a friend.
But morning came when 1 hat'
one plate lessto wash, one. chair, less
to set away by tie wallan the dining
room, when Jamie's little crib was
put away in the garret, and it has
never come down since. ! had boen
unusually fretful and disconnected
with him that damp May morning
that he took the Group. Gloomy
weather gave me the headache, and |
had less patience then than at any other
time. Bysand-by he was singing III
another room, want to be an ali
GEL" and presently rang out tha;
metallic cough: l never hear that
tie heart for ths9cfonp scoagR IiT.gS
out with it. He grew worse towards
night, and when my husband came
home he went for the doctor. At
first be seemed to help hin, but it
merged into inAammatory Group and
all was econ over.
81 ought to have been called in
sooner" said the doctor.
I have a servant to wash the dishes
now and when visitor comes, l
can sit down and entertain her with
out having to work all the time.
There is no. little. boy worrying me to
ssobSii his ia :k1knifs, and there are no
is6ayinrs over tlae aocr. The' maga-
zines are rot soiled with looking at
the pictures, but stand prim and neat
ON the readiug-table, just as | leave
them. -, y
"Your carpet meyer looks dirty,
say wsary;Worn mothers tome. ;,
"Oh, no, 7 mutter to myself
'q.theae are 10 little bootstos dirty 1t
EntMt'. ]. ,.}si ~ 4;> -.
But my face is weary as theirs
weary with sitting in my lonesome
parlor at twilight-weary with watch
ing for the little arms that used u
bswins around my neck, for the curi'
that brushed against my cheek, to-
the young laugh which rang out witt
mine, as we watched the blazing hre
For maae rabbits.Yith the shadow OF
lehe wal, waiting merrily together to to-
papa coming home. 1hayetho wealth
and ease longed for, but at what
price? And when l see other moth
ers with grown-up sons, driving t
! town or church, and nay hair 8! !lvefef
over with grey, I wish I had mu-
INJURED less.
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PREACH TO oPREAcHEHs.-All apolOs
gies are founded in selt-deception or
pride
Move directly to your subject; the
soonsr you get at the main idea, the
better.
lne telling illustration is better
thm a dozen, even if each Of the doz-
er is quite as strong.
Let the subject be of such impor-
t.nee as to oinvest youswith an inspira-
ion until the closing sentence.
Encourage rather than scold. J,
Do not make many points; two OF
three we'll insisted on will be longer
remembered than half dozen.
Never think Of yourself, but of a
soul saved or lost, and Calvary.
Have only two or three headings
and one application-elear, short and
to the point, SO that it may still be
ringing in the ears of the people as
they are dispensing.
+. II you cannot preach from a text
without an intimation that a different
translation would improve it, select
some other passage, on different sub
.ject.
$ Feel that this sermon may be your
last
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.Breviiiss and Levftiss.

2ax a Cincinnati butcher. tied up his
dsughter by the hands, so.that her toes
just touched the. ground, and then smear.
ed her feet with molasses to attract hies.
V A woman living in Polk County,
u. q, has declared a'ditidend OF seven
children in two years. Pretty good in
vestment ior the "old man.
gr The despondent man who sud.
denly started on seeing new apples for
saS and cried, "N6w, my children shall
nave BREAD" was doctsr.
SaS- Susan B. Anthony. angelic spin
ster, is ~ great pains 10 advertise the fact
thaG Sis dues not. like Horace Greeley,
1t is one oil ,ne pecuiiarities Of Susaa's
long and evenaful life that she never
llKeI any man, and we guess Horace
Greeley can stand it as long as she can.
.A.,- The mother Of twen.y-six chill
dren, whose husband is an invalid, call
ed al ..le MiculGali Stabe Land ,0llice,,a
'ew days sincs, and fran the proceeds OF
Gran berries she mad picked during the
past iall, paid the remainder due the
sIate UPON her little farm in Shiawassee
county. Az rule, invalid husbands
Should not surrouhd themselves with
mofe than twenty-five childrenAexcept
m cranberry country.
Es- IF you want to have statue set
up in your honor asthe tribute of CRATE.
full people, go to Minnesota and invent 4
bed. bug exterminator.
I What sunshine Is to flowers, smiles
ire to humanity. They are but trifes,
% be sure, but, scattered along ife's
the good they do is sineonceiva-
Die. A smile accompanied by kind
word has been known to reclaim poor
,utcast and change the whole current OF.
! human. life. OF all life's blessings, :,
sone arc cheaper or more easily dispens- >
d than smiles. Let us not, then, be too
'hary OF rneuI, hut scatter them freely
IS we go; for life is too short to be frown-
ID away.
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The FRENCH LOAN A GRAND SUCCESS.
"A Paris dispatch says the total sub.
scriptions to thenew French loan amount
to four milliards OF, francs, while but
three millfArds were called for. OF this
amount 506,0o0, 900 of francs have been
subscribed By German capitalists in the
city of Berlin.
Another dispatch sgys the new loan is
an extraordinary success. Six or seven
times the amount ofaired by the Govern
ment has been covered. Subscriptions
have been received from Germany alone
for the entire sum.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-15

. A BOYS Hg CUT 0FF.--0n
Wednesday afts1 a,son Of John
SPAIN of York }nsylysnia, y, aged
l5 years, was inly killed by the
mail train goinah' Re was un-
der the track ie culyert, over
which the road ea, just beyond
Kings road, anFe'ght train hav-
tween the ties pk after it, and
not being awarf : the mail train
was appsoaehi1 b from behind.
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the cew- catcher Of, the engine struck
him on the head, almost seYerine. it
from the body, and. Of course, inr
atantly killing. him. His mangled.
body Was taken up and placed upon
the train, which conveyed, it TO- The.
depot, from whence it mas, taken to,
the, residence OF his father, in South
Duke street.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-15

Some. ,nen are born mean; sf
men achieve msanness; ana sF
have meanneas- thrust upon tfrp
The first class take their countypa
per without the intention to patio
It; the second class take it a;yeafo
nothing and then refuse to tsEe lou
Of, tie post Office and the third las
won't .subasril,e for it because ene
rcpa De;a6soss loan besa cppa
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~ The world moves, even in New
England. Elizur Wright, a man of mark
among the Massachusetts Radicals, in
dignantly collars Secretary Boutwell, in
the Medtord Journal, and asks him what
"the Administration has given the
Southern States in compensation for the,
200,Ooo,oeo it has robbed them of bI
keeping swindlers in power by the aid
Of Federal bayonents." This is . ques-
rlon which we aavise Secretary Boutwell,
10 answer, If he can, before November
next.
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DR. TUES Hair Dye Acts like Maoic.
We clip the following from the Troy

We clip the following from the Troy
N. " Whag:
"Some three months since DR.. R. ".
Pierce, OF Buffalo, n. Y, commenced
.dvertising in the Wig, an article called
" Dr.. Saye's Catarrh Remedy. We be-
lieyed atthat time 1t was one of the MANY
'.atch-renny arrangements to swindie
people Out of their money, but during
the past few weeks have become con.
vinced to the contrary. We know of
.everal prominent citizens who have suf.
tered from tnat loathsome disease t.Ca
arrh," and they ppohounce DR.. SaQe's
Remedy NO humbng, and in several in.
stances have been entirely cured. We
iesire to give Dr.. Pierce the benefit Of
the same.
BEAUrY's BEST AUxILIARY.-Ask the
bslle oTthe season what appointment of
.ler toiiet-table holds the highest plsce
III her eStoem,. and she will reply, with
1ut moments reflection, .HAaANS
MAeSoLiA BALM. Nothing, she is thor
uShly aware. contributes so powerfully
- enhance her charms and render her
irresistible as that most delightful and
healthy auxiliary Of Beauty. BY using :
ladies are enabled, long after they have
,assed the meridian of life, to preserve
ue youthful bloom and purity Of their
and where Nature has de-
Ned that superlatve attraction, the Balm
ully cOmpensateS. for her deficiencies.
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S'Disselve a bushel of salt in a bar
rel oil water and with the salt water slaak
barrel of lime, which should be wet
enough to form kind Of paste, For the
purpose of disinfectant this home mada.
chloride of lime is nearly as good as that
purchased at the SHOPS and Drug Stores.
Use it freely abous sinks, cellars. gut
>ors and out houses, and in this way pre-
vent sickness. suffering and exper d.
Exchange:
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GLOBE HOTEL,
Jackson & Julian, ProprietefS.
AUGUSTA, GA,

90 II s11t ~ x ~
w E beg leave to call the attention OF
the travelling public to this well known
Hotel. which we have recently pur,,
chased, and placed on footing secona
to none in the South. I { ~ =.
No excuse will be spared 10 render z
a First Glass Hotel in every respect, anu
every attention will be paid TO tue conf
fort and convenience Of guests.
Augusta, Feb ii oHno
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GEORGIA .eeFFek PRESS.

HE ABOVE PRESS has been in
,,se the past three years, and is we'll and
farorabfy known to the planter.
Price completes sl25, 90. ,:.,e
Also. GIN GEAR, AM sizes, 8, Q, loand
= TSere ISes. is no better Running Gear in the
matkgsj atkgpsEjSpLEToN q BoARpMaN,
= 80 Iron Foundry.
Augasta. Georgia.
sssrMp Am q
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AUGUSTA HOTEL,

SSYYtIS IIN'|l
lH1Spopulaf andawell-knowh Hotel
is now fniiy open for the reception OF
visitors, having recently been thorough
" renovated, newly painted. and pnt IN
the most complete ortler. we are deter
mined to make ours first-class Hotel,
not to be surpassed North or South.
We respectfully solicit the: patronage
of our EageafN9 asHas sIs afa seo RseAs Is
MURPHY & MAX, ProPrietoIs.
Feb Il asasfIA ~ p
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4. RIGHTEOUS JUDGE. ."'-Proba
bly, no country in the world can pre-
sent more farcical cases Of judlcia
administration than is, ta be found il
the Trial. Justice Courts Of this State
Although the Office Of Hnal Justice
is one that requires as huch intelli
gence, discretion, impsrtiality and
integrity for the pBper perfor.
nance of its duties. .as any other
Office in the State Government, moi
one out of the every Sly OF the many
now filling this importaht.positioh in
this State, possesses oneof the quail
fcations so necessary. Some Of tlrem
can barely write their own names,
and q large number cannot read thr
laws they are appointed to admins
ter, and to have propgly executed.
A case occurred IN thia county few
days ago which pointAly illustrates
the ignorance and dpre!Hice of u large
majority OF these asturf officials.
4 colored woman APPEARED before
colored Trial Justice ehnd complain
ed that white man lad committed
an assault and batterysupon her, in
that be cursed and struck her. i
warrant was forthwith, Issued, and
the white man arrais9d b-foge his
sable majesty. It.wat proved. at the
trial, by every witness that he did
ioIstfisa don6f ffbas IS bbeg a.-I Hutatbere was n"
uoSSS Notwithstanding with M Tue 1ss. words:
no battery had been Smmitted' II The
snti' Mn b 'Lat.ery. ter hut 7ilsyEresn of tn.
joke lies in the fact tht he was fined
$40 and costs for slaa,r, in calling
the woman bad mans. The white
man called for an appeal, which hiy
sable majesty indignantly refused,
anu threatened to imYison him if the
money was not imlediately paid.
There was, therefore,no alternative
left but to pay about l6. On receipt
of tne money the $lOine was imme-
Lately handed overo the prosecu
trix.
If this is not sbarpractice to In
duce law suits, we dit know what
is. And this is one 1t of hundreds
of similar cases of instice to wh,ci;
the white people Injected in this
section.-Union Tim. T
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Er TEE Liver is more frequently the
scat OF disease than is generally sup
posed, for upon its regular action de-
pends, In great measure, the powers of
the Stomach, Bowels, Brain and the
Whole nervous system. Regulate that
important organ by taking SiDlinotIs'
Liver Regulator, and youpreycnt most
IF the diseases that flesh is heir t..
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m The TREASURER Of South Carolina
went to Columbia few years ugo, poor.
as Church mouse. To-day he has, it is
said,a BALI million dollars invested In
6-@ g. g Bends. Bpt the Tressnry he
kegs j. ampsy:
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Do net Despair.

Hundreds OF cases of Scrofula. in its
worst stages, Old cases of Syphilis that
,ave deiied the skill OF eminer: Physi-
cans, Rhonmatics who have been suffer
y = or and the vlctims of the injudicious
~: G. Mercury, have been radically
cnre' by DIR. R.TUfTSSARSAPARILLA
md QUEENS DELIGHT. 1t is the
most powerful Alternative and blood pu.
-ifior known. 1t is prescribed by many
Physicians in their practice.
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Sozndnat.

An article that is ut once teeth pre-.
ierver and breath purifier, and yes so
pleasant and convenient to use, its ex-
':eeding popularity does not surprise any
one. Time has fully established ci!c fact
that the SoZoDoET possesses these excel
ient qualities in an eminent degree. 1t
has leGitlmately acquired the right to
position upon every toilet table.
Spanidieg's Glue. Arrays alp to sticking
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-08-15

II You have Chills, whether every ether
lay. every tenth day, or overv two or
three weeks, tako Dr.. TUFTS Liver Pills
ind you will check them, othorwise they
will stick to you all winter.