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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1873-02-12

To Elizabeth Evans and David Kinard, ab.
sent defen iants, and legal heirs and re-
presentatives Of John Kinard, who died
intestate.
You are hereby required to appear at the
Court of Pro5ate, to be holden at Newber-
ry Court House, for Newberry County, on
the Seventh day of February, 4. D. 1879,
10 show cause, if any you can, why the Real
Estate of John Kiuard, deceased, described
in the petition Of Mary Koon, filed in my
Office should no, be divided or sold, allo;.
Ting i. in portions according to law to Mary
Koon, Catharine Kina.d, William D., John
T., George W., Martha g., and Mary A. Bo.
land, Eustacie Counts, Wistar suber, Eve
kinard, Louisa Kinard, Elizabeth Evans,
Martha Cromcr, Jane Cromer, Cathsrine
Wilson, - Koon, wife of Wallace Kocn,
Bachman Cromer, Susan Cromer and David
Kinard, after having first satisfied the mort.
gage over the Real Estate of said deceased,
held 10y John D. Suber, George B. Suber,
Jacob B. Su!er, William o. Eleazer and
James 4. Wc!ch, as the Executors of C..
Suber, deceased.
Given under my hand and seal, this six.
l.. 5. teen;h day Of January, A. D. 1873.
J. C. LEAHY,
Judge of Probate, NeN berry County.
FAIR, POPE l. POPE,
Petitioners Attornevs.
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DIR. TUFTS Celebrated ExpectO-
rant---How it Acts.

First it detaches from the bronchial or
windltubes the mucus or matter which some
times adheres to them with the tenaci,y of
glue Secondly, 1t rpitigates the pain and
removes the, construction of the bronchial
tubes and muscles of the chest. Thirdly. Il
resists the progress of inflammation and as
siSts the lungs 10 throw of the Irritating
matter which accumulates.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that will apply
10 the Judge Of Probate Court, for New
berry County, on the lith day Of March
rext, for ! final discharge as Trustee of
Mary G. Abrams. VI. FOOT,
Tru"tce OF Mary E. ABRAMS.
Feb. IL, lS73-6-5'.
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IN THE COMMON PLEAS--NEW-
BERRY.
Eliza Z. Stewart, Adm'x., rs. Joseph Pear
son and wife, ct al.
Complaint for Relief.
The Creditors Of the Estate OF r. Stew
art, decd, are required to render in and es-
tablish their demands before the under
signed, is Referee, cn or before the first
day Of March, next
TU0S. ". LAKE.
Jan. q, ls73-3-5t. TO
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limited States Marshals' Sale.

United States vs. 90 Gallons Distilled Spirits
By virtue OF an order to me- directed and
delivered, from the Hon. Geo. S. Bryan,
Judge Of the United States Distr;c. Court
for South Carolina, will offer for sale, in
front Of the Court House. in the Town Of
Newberry, at Eleven O'clock, 4. M., on
Saturday, the Eighth Dar Of February,
NINETY GALLONS DISTILLED SPIRITS.
TERMS OF sALE-CASH.
R. Z. WALLACE,
T. S. Marshal.
JAMES AALossy, Depu.! 9. S. Marshal.
Feb. S, SIT.
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To Elizabeth Evans and David Kinard, ab.
sen, Defendants:
Take notice, that the o',jcc, of the petit
ton in this action is to obtain partition Of
the premises described in said petition,
which is fled in the Office Of the Probate
Judge for Newberry County, S. c., to be
made among the parties in interest, accord
ing 10 law, after selling 50 much OF said
land as will satisfy the mortgage over the
same. FAIR, POPE & POPE,
Petitioners Attorneys,
Jan. -, 3-6t. Newberry c. H., s. c.
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NOTICE FOR SETTLEMENT

The Creditors Of tie estate of John Swift
terburg, deceased, will present their claims,
properly attes;ed, TO the subscriber, at his
residence, near Jaiappa, S. G., on or before
the 22nd of February, 1873, as on that day
| will make settlement on said estate,
and will apply for final discharge from
the administration thereof.
WIN. L. WATERS, Admir-,
With will annexed.
Jan. %, 3-5t.
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NO ono who has been affli licted as I have
been for several years, and have been relieved
and enjoyed rhc excellent health that do
now, could doubt for u moment the wonder
ful control over Asthma that Dr.. TUFTS Ex.
pectorant possesses.
ROB'r BALDWIN,
An eminen; Minister in Alabamn.
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No pains have been spared in endcavor-
ing to render our large assortment OF Goods
attractive and desirable; and nothing has
been left undone, that long experience and
assidui:y could suggest, to deserve share
of your patronage
Aasins perfected arrangements by which
we receive our goods direct Fl ON the manu-
tactuFers. ensure our customers the -reat
advantage Of purchasing them at the very
loves; rates and Of the most desirable sizes.
In prices and quality We believe tilev will
compare iayorsbly with any other stock in
the city or elsewhere. We shall be pleased
to offer these Goods for your inspection, at
any time you may favor Us with call.
Al! orders will have our careful! and
prompt attention.
Yours, respectfully.
D. F. FLEMING { CO.,
February, 1878. Charleston, S. G..
Feb. y, 6-2m.
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Dissolution Of PamnershiD,
A SITUATION

" hAEfE0, by 4 compe tent and reliable
bookkeeper 20 keep 4 set OF Books. For
further information apply at the
Jaa. %, ST.. HERALD OFFICE.
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Il attribute the recovery of my child from
violent attack OF Group entirely to the use
Of DR.. TUFTS Expectorant.
JANE DEVOE, Dekalb Co., Ga,
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J. " Jordan, John Jones, ID Neel,
r Neel, Ialbert, " Mccain,
Jas. Barnes, JC Britt, P Tucker,
John Hagan, W Watkins, JB Pruitr
= Beli, Henry Bowie, A Hall,
W b Bowie, Jno. Vance, TY Pruitt
ID Hannah, NJ G Rivers, c. Jones,
= Nichols, Cook, &c Hall,
~ Young, J Jordan, M Freeman,
W Wicklltfe, CriSswell. Y Sharp,
} VI Pruitt, A J Weed, wa Hail,
A J Clinkscales, TOHiil, Burt RiIey'
Jas. Thomson, Nv Bowen, VIM. Cook.
J d Alewine, A Every, IT Cheatham.
Taylor, H Riley, HI Prince
n L Ashley, W Fooshee, Nv Brooks.
\. Acker, H Davenport, J " Shirley,
Mm. Hagan, j Acker, II Jordan,
J G Fooshee, W C Cromer, GPOnean,
J D Adams, " F Anderson, WM Webb,
J Fooshce. T r Puckett, w Whitley
4 ' Acker, II J Epsing. 7 a Tribble,
STATE CT SOUTH CAROLINA, J
AEEEyILLE County,
January "a, 1873.
l, L. D. Bowie, Clerk CT the Court Of
Common Pleas and General Sessions for
County and State aforesaid, do hereby GER
tiiy that am personally acquainted with
the above slsners, and take pleasure in say
lng that they are, severally, honorable gen.
t!enen, and men Of credit and undoubtcd
velAcity. will add that the Nests. Cui.
yer Brothers have sold several hundred of
their Farmer Cooking Stores in this Cour-
ty, ard, SO far rs have heard, they give
universal satisfaction.
l.. D. BOWIE.
| endorse the above certificate.
c. ". CCFFIN, J. ?. A.C.
Feb. 5, 5-6t.
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SALE OF LAND.

Feb. S, lSf3-6-%t.
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SAFES s. Notices.
LANDS FOR SALE

THE subscriber expecting TO move his
Machinery offers FOR SALE the place
where lie is how living, with
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The State Of South Carolina.

Jan. %, SGT.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

Editorial Correspondence O. O. Flu ton with BIZ
American

Editorial Correspondence O. O. Flu ton with Baltic
Americana
The Paris market is being supplied with Amer
lean oysters in the shell, from the Chesapeake
Bay. The importation Of oysters from Norfolk
commenced a couple of years ago, and it has
been so successful that two new companies have
been formed, to carry on a large export trade in
this article OF food. Artificial beds for
their reception have been prepared on the
Normandy coast, and number Of vessels have
been especially constructed for the trade, com
bining speed and large tonnage capacity Large
oyster parks for their planting have also been
constructed at lie Croisle, on the Atlantic ocean,
for the storing Of these shipments on their ar
rival in France. Some of the earlier arrivals are
already in the Paris market, and command prices
far in advance of that obtained for the French
oyster, which has greatly deteriorated Of late
years, and the beds are showing unmistakabe
signs Of exhaustion. The voyage across the
ocean dlsturbs in some degree the normal condi-
ton Of the oyster, and it has been found neces-
sary that they should repose for some time in
beds on their sides, in order that they may fat
ten and become eatable whilst at the same time
they increase and multiply. 1t Is. stated in
calculation by an eminent French naturalist
that each adult oyster becomes the Irogenitor
OF between two and three million enlbyro oys.
ters. Hence the speculation promises in time to
be very profitable, as these companies contem-
plate supplying both the Paris aud London mar
kets with our delicious hivalves. Thus America
is looked to for the supply Of all the deficiencies
Of food in Europe. The failure of the wheat crop
was scarcely discovered, before all eyes were
turned towards America, and the probability is
that all we can spare will be required to supply
the bread-eating humanity Of Europe before
another harvest,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08


Love birds are said to be growing in fayor
as pets among the labies in New York, and the
discarded poodles are becoming jealous. v
-"CavAlier boots" for the feminine foot have
been introduced. They are turned over with
leather just above the ankle, so as to give afant
Imitation Of the cid cavaliers boot en-
edging OF lace falls over this.
Ladies', like bills Of liquidation, should be
Settled" at maturity. "F
--Bonnsts to match dresses. are being made in
the darkest possible shades Of silk and velvet
and faced and trimmed with the lightest possible
greens, blues, lavenders, and pinks.
"A fire engine has been named after the
hAndsomest young laby in New Orleans, because
her FLAMES" are so numerous. 40
--Undressed kid gloyea, which do not show
perspiration and are easily ceansed with bran,
cost S1.75 with two buttons and % 90 with three
, Boots are made with broad toes, low, broad
heels, and seviceable morocco uppers. a4r.
Round hats are turned up on one side or
both. with a cocks plume and buckle.
Smooth hair is once more in fashion. Side
locks in front Of the ear are worn turned toward
the face instead Of backward. .1.tl
-Fringes are exceedingly handsome this year
rivaling lace and costing almost as much. '
Japanese buttons, which bulge out in the
CENTRE and cost $40 and so dozen, are pre-
ferred for dresses-probably because they are
the dearest.
1t doesn't make any difference whether
your bonnet is breaking down with flowers OF
feathers both are the rage.
The Parisian fashion Of high puffs and
braids on the top OF the head, is unbecoming to
the slender faces of American women, hence
lower coiffures are being adopted.
The most prevalent style of bonnet is an i'm
proved Rabagas, with broad, half-high crown,
and an upturned coronet brim.
The new Spanish veil has drawing string
of ribbon to coufne il under the chin in be-
coming way, that viii also be comfortable II
| cold, windy days.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08
Don't squeez. Il you Don't Mean It.

Amorous gentlemen who are fond Of hand
squeezing and stolen kisses, are warned Of the
danger Of the decision Of Judge Nelson, of New
York, in q breach of promise case. The Ian
guAge used by the Judge was as follows tin
an engagement to marry, the contract can be
entered into between lovers without his asking
in words the question whether she will marry
she will do so. = This contract or engage
ment can be made without such words II the
facts and circumstances are sufficiently full and
significant to amount 10 the engagement, we're
they or could they be articulate, the spirit Of
the law the Philander may as well take leave OF
his trade. Farewell Irritation! Farewell impu-
nifty OF spooning Lotharios occupations gone.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08
MhnnI.Rnru In CALIFORNIA.

The San Francisco Chronicle says Last
year we needed IL 900 900 of wheat-bags. This
year we will want at least 1000, 900. and IL the
breadth of land under wheat cultivation should
continue to increase it promises to do, we will
require not less than 2O000,0O0 to 10000, 900
yearly. The value OF these, at very low figure
would be from 50, $780, 900 to $3.50 900. We
now pay 100000 per annum to Scotland
for wheat bags, which we could as well
make ourselves, and 80 give employment to over
500 people. Our future needs would give work
to an average of 500 persons to be employed
Ia weaving the jute iut0 burlaps and converting
the latter into bags. That would be equivalent
to an addition to 5000 to our population. Dun
dee in Scotland, with population OF over 10O,-
900, is almost entirely supported by this indus
try, which has been the means Of doubling her
population III twenty years. We can obtain iute,
laid down here, duty paid, at three cents per
pound quite as cheap by as they can have it in
Scotland and we can sell the manufactured
goods even cheaper than the Scotch do. We
| are already pioneering the industry. Let us
| hope that our moneyed men will take the ma
ter up and relieve us from the necessity Of send
| ing Ii, 900 miles for wheat-bags."
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08
SpsftaI aluttfFs.


As the virtues OF medicines can only be ascer-
tained by careful observation, IL is 10 De- regretted
that many OF the Drugs still prescribed BY some
ghysioians should retain pl.ce in our Materta
MediCa. As an instance OF this, that Vile drug
Balsam CopaiDa. furnishes an example. about the
year 1870, the Spani Tds in the island Of San DO
mingO having become afflicted with certatn c1m
pants thought, according TO the prevailing notion
AZ that time, that tins remedy might be found wherC
the disease originated. Unier this mp esslon Bal
sam COpaiOa came into use. but never has man.
seating drug done more injgTy, for 1t not ony
changes the natufe of the disease e. a more dread
vi state than the original but II ruins the tone Of
the stomach and brings on Dyspepsia in Its worst
forms. To avoid This drug and iJs fleets the SA-
MARlTAN'S GIFT, a purely VI ge able Remedy, IL
within the reach OF all Only ten pills TO be taken,
ana will cure every line in from two 10 four days,
Male packages, 81; female, s.. % y
sold by Ii. BrlngnursG " CO., Sixth and Market
&. Mclnal, Second and Market, Wilmington, Dell
and by Druggists generally. je.I.1y
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08
THE FUTURE OF CUR DAUGHTERS

Apropos of Mrs Lvermores lecture on the
question "What shall we do with our Daugh-
tiers 2" the Davenport Democrat furnishes
I ull list Of answers, beginning in the good old
fashion "Teach them to make shirts teach
them to make bread teach them to wear thick
shoes teach them to make their own dresses, +"
and so on, down to the concluding injunction,
''and then let them marry"
One would think it scarcely needed prophet
to come out of Davenport to teach these doc
trines as novelty. These excellent precepts
have been applied to womans case for genera
tions and yet from the time the first spin
ming jenny began to infringe on "Woman 3
Sphere" trouble has been brewing that will
not be answered so. One after another Of the
tasks once accounted peculiarly feminine has
been removed from her hands by the resist
less progress Of machinery, of cooperative
labor, Of the increasing differentiation Of
function" which marks our civilization, and
still the work goes on. 1t may reasona-
bly, be asked, now, why our daughters
must necessarily be taught to make dresses oil
shirts when ready-made shirts and dresses
are to be bought in the large manufactures, Al
scarcely more than the retail price OF the cotl
of which they are made thanks to machinery
and cooperative labour. II the object is mere
ly to fill up the daughters time, to keep then
employed, well and good. II, on the othel
hand, It is desirable that women should ado
their just shares of values to the world, should
produce as well as consume should be in thu
broad sence the helpmeet Of men, whethe
married or single, whether in the family or tn
world at large then new functions must b.
found to take the place of those which ar
dropping away from them and till this is set
tied we apprehend it will still continue to be
question "What shall We do with our Daugh
tara
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

INURNITJ RE AT YOUR OWN PRICES.
II GOULD 4 CO. sell the Cheapest Furniture.
GOULD co. sell the Best Furniture.
GOULD co. sell the Strongest Furniture.
GOULD 90. sell the handsOmest Furniture.
GOULD 20. have the largest Stock.
GOULD Co have all kinds OF Furniture.
GOULD a CO. have the newest Patterns.
GOULD CO, offer BArgainB.
GOULD CO. buy and sell for cash.
GOULD a. CO. always give Satisfaction.
GOULD CO. have great advantages in Manufac-
turing.
GOULD a CO.'S Furniture ia the most elegant.
GOULD co. have Polite Attendants.
GOULD 20 have well-lghted stores.
GOULD CO. have four stores.
GOULD d CO.,
N. Z: Cor. NINTH and MARKET. Nos. 81 and 80
N. SECOND ST., 1905 MARKET st., and 2T2
=. Second Street.
PHILADELPHIA
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

BARRIERS. comes soaps brushes sponges superior
bay rum, stick pOmatum, pulls, powders, and bar
Oer's supplies generally, 81 very low prices. Hair
pOmade speciality, always fresh and highly per-
fuIued. Bar5ers supplied at Wholesale at
FOsTEhS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington. LelaWafe.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08
EARLY BEATRICE PEACH !
RIPENs FULLY TWO WEEKS EARLIER THAN
ANY OTHER KNOWN VAkIKrIES
OF PEACH.

This variety has been well tested in large orchards
and hundreds Of bushels of this riety put on our
market in 1872 and 1919 and on this. the severest
teBt t could have it has proved better III all
that has been claimed for 1t, 1t ia fun two weeks
earlier than Hale's Early, ana zee from rot and
this Commission Merchants OF Phlladelpniaand New
York not only say It is one OF the earliest and ct
peaches, hut one OF the best shipping peaches that
goes on those aIkets and brings more than double
the price of any other peach.
also offer 10 or 10 otner new and wen tested
early and late peaches which will make the season
for shipping some f. or weeks laDger. BY planting
my new late varieties the canning houses can run
from one TO two weeks longer.
Price List sent free with testimonials aud descrip-
ton showing exact rotation in the ripenlng
of all the new and popular kinds from early TO late
81 that all caH plant that they may ship every day
from first " last Of ripeaing. Address
RAND0l PHI PETERS,
Great Northern aud southern Nurseries,
Wilmington, Del.
EE-Papers in Delaware. Maryland and New Jer.
sey, willing to publish this adger lsement,tO the
tent OF 90 each and take pay In Nursery stock, as
per my Catalogue, may do 80, and send me marked
copies OF paper. oct6-tf
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

We call attention to our Seidlitz Powders 80 uni
versaly popular everywhere They are made up
fresh and pure every few days and claim them to be
equal to any In the MARKET fully up to the standard
To be good they must be fresh and pure. This Il
our special claim, prove which they need only To
be tried. Don't forget the place TO get them, at
FOSTEnS DRUG STORE,
Front and West
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

An excellent and economical soap for the use OF
BARRIERS or for the toilet or bath room A large
stock received and supplied wholesale aud retail by
L. BRINGllURsT CO., Druggists,
corner sixth and Market Streets.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

For the handkerchief,at the Delaware Avenue Drug
store; also Liquid Kennel and fiavoring extracts
for cooking. Essence Jamaica Ginger, Citrate of
Magnesia, &c. Gum CamphOr % cents per pound.
W. 4. ALRICHS, Druggist.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

Pure English Yellow Mustard, ground or grain
Choice hav0ring extracts viz: ext Lemon, Vanilla,
PEACH ext bitter almonds, ext strawberry, etc. All
OF the most celebrated MAKE s, for sale AZ
FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington, Del,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

MiIieT's Horse ana Cattle Powders
Fout's Cattle Powder II, II. II. Liniment Roberts
EmbTOcRtiOn, Chicken or Poultry Powder and ali
prominent Patent Medi ines In the market, for sale
at FOSTERS DRUG STORE,
Front and West streets,
Wilmington. Delaware
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08
LINEN TAPE BATH TOWEL

Horse Hair Flesh Gloves,
Horse Hair Flesh Brushes, (curvedl
Horse Hair Flesh Brushes, (stralghtl
Horse Hair Friction Pads,
Horse Hair strap Rnbbers,
Prince OF Wales Gloves-dry frictien.
Cambridge Pad Of Horse Hair.
Pure Old White CASTLE soap, lnoating) very con-
venient for bathers. Bath soaps in extensive va
riety.
Also, O fine assortment Of Perfume AtomizerH,
for throwing nne spray of Cologne Water, Bav
Rum or other Toilet Waters upon the body after
bathing, prr ducng effect at once agreeable,coe
Il. BRiNaHURsT q CO., Apothecar1es
COT. Sixth and Market streets.
..a-....-.- -.... Wilmington, Del
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08

SPICKs, PURE GLOVES, CINNAMON and ALI
- spice, for preserving, at
Ho6sToNs, II E 4th Street.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08
MECHANICAL
TREATMENT OF DISEASE.

Having established all Ilce atJne ia, vOn House
Wilmington, We would cordially invite patients suf-
iering from any form of Chronic Disease TO cal and
see u.s. Feeling satisfied, that from the unparalleled
success which has uniformly followed this method
of operating upon patients, can afford relief in
any case aud cure the majority OF those that have
been given over as beyond the reach of medical ald
RHEUMATISM, PARALYSIS NEURALGIA, TIC
DOLoREAuX EPILEPSY DEAFNESS
ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS,
Are among the diseases that can be successfully
treated Stiffness OF the arms and limbs, weak
backs, weak lungs diseased liver and Kidneys stc.,
yield readily to the method: although generally
garded in iuIabe by the advocates OF the old sys-
In proof of the efficacy OF treatment by the
EQUALIZER"
LET FACTS SPEAK,
We are prepared to furnish test mo ials from a
number Of The citizens of Wilmington Of cul ed eff
feeted through our treatment, one OF which fOlioW5
and many others which, because of the desire ex-
pressed by PATIENTS, are not published, bat can be
seen at the Office We have come here, not tran
silent practitioner, but 10 establish permanent le-
climate bnsiness and should be pleased to have
the afflicted call for an explanation Of our system
which is mechanical, and something new 10 science
and medicine, or send stamp for circular 10 Dr..
Frantz, Clayton House, Wilmington, Del.
TESTIMONIAL.
wilmington, Dsl., September 49, 1873. - have
suffered for fVe weeks with very severe attack Of
seiatic Rheumati IN. the result Of cold. For sew
eIa weeks was pnu ely helpless. consulted ply
sicnns OF different school, Of medicine without
recsiVng any benefit some telling me my case could
not be cured. Hearing Of the Equalizer used by DIR.
FrantZ at the Clayton Huuse,I concluded to consult
him. On iCrntches, managed, with considerable
difficulty 10 leach his office, where 10 my SURPRISE
after one single treatm mt, shUuldered my cru.ch-
es and without any assistance walked home. After
business. j. COLEMAN BANEAR,
oct6. oodtf&w No. 1915 West Third street,
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-10-08
xuefIsI AutIfss.
The Fountain syringe

sELF-ACT TIN
FnR ADVANTAGES OF THKsE sYRINaEs
a OVER OTHERS ARE:
lst, They ars self acting. no pumping being re-
qulrtd.
ga rhey are vaiveess and cannot get out Of order
I'd, They inject no air, as by every other kind en-
dangerlnR the patient, especially the very sick.
4th, They have q sprinkler attached for light
shower bath for the head, cleaning wounds, ulcers
&C, 40. .sIaf a oHI
eth, They make the very best Nasal Douche, and
answer for many other purposes Of the kind, which
other syringes do not. a.
CALL AND SEE THEM, AT
~ q. q C. sHoEMAkER's, oet
sos MARKET STREET.
octs-1y INSTITUTE Bull DING.
N