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Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-08-20
0Dlb= nngen
YarlOr=Srgeln.

Dir wunSnn nitt bardtsr. aGs gspsis,
bae bic ,,@ .Bunet" bic lsiitnes YarIOr>
Srst III unO baS ltiitnbe Snnrumsnt bIsibm
piTo, bisntu 9aultnbs BON 9tuenilitn. gDir
fibun nur einise on uno bitten, 6iefsIbtH ~ Is>
fa.
St Clair, pa, s. 9t,. 1873.
SO. Beatty unb Ylotis.
@Rtint Strrtn! Sd babe bic BON Sbrr
grma mir iuselanbk SreeI smpfanstn unb Ils
pIhien ~ lalIsH. Sic aspdbrt SOlfommrns Be-
irirpipuus. Spbn Sintp.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-08-20
9amaouo, Ga.. IG.9u. 1879.

2amaquo, Ya., 1G, 9tI. 1873.
ale. bic cine it6nt 2isrts fur ibre 0rtnuu>
aen unp Iualth ein Snlirumsnt ron unlbsTtrtfT.
liGrr muftaLiftr 9rrshslitfei StrldnDtn. prr>
ben bies IN 9ealtp unp plptt'S GIelos s8unaens
YarIpr. Srsd iinbsn. DiritIbt befrieeist ppa>
fummsn un6 bilprt bas ltittnbe 9nilrumtnt btS
cages.
Sulia 6. 8biirnisBt SrSaniain.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-08-20

"@swib. msins @ndbiss. elm lsItsnsr
iunstr Naun. 80 tubt nun felt
twautIs Sabtn @sIss,nb.t 8,tabt,
tdslids Ssobaaiunssn iibr biz SuaIIs
dtation Der @tntraiiOn unlsrsr Belt 30
tuRsr Ssf&dflIsuns un,uRtGsn. alIsin
Id babe &stntn ssfanbsn, br NIT Strsm
5srrn Afsn Ju usrslsl&sn mare. 5trr
ucn SorpifA N tbtn 70 trnR unO um.
Fttsvca als untrmabII&. CT III m,ln
5rsunb ssipctotn. 50 bin elm alter,
ptslsrfdbrsHsr Ndnn; atsr Id ifsbt
nt&t on, mstn nrltsil uftmaIs isiutn
anf&auunssn 80 uIiOmeOiun."
So mar ssssn absnO, unb btr Su.
lijrait fam an Der 6siis Der 8aronin
Scrwift burd ben Vatt pom Dst& Der.
raul. CT battle fstntn trltn @,frstar
bssleitst uno tinsn Btfuh auf ttm
5HiCft abssaatitt, wit srts aalabtli&
,inissmaI 40 ttun pFssts. Stit swii
Siunotn untsrttslt tr bic 4aronin iibtr
tbrsn ,utinftissn ShpIsssrIobn. 6srr
pon SOrwifn. Das Sbsma mar unsr.
f&0pFi& far ttp, porsisIi& SIsllsi&l
btbtalb. nell r tmmsr baGsIbs barber
wisbsrbOIt. Die Baronin battle msbr,
fa& puludt, ita pOn ptm @sssnaant
abJubrinsfH, bod T Tam ausbausrnt
barauf juriid, ole Oh sr sIns 8rpII&.
tuus baJa bsidbs. Sect stsu taitt sr
sum twantisftn Mal sintn Dittpram.
bus dbr bic amtsii&tlsIstt b,s Ssirs'
tirs pOatnest, auf ben bic 8arOnin. wIt
auf bic a&t,,ta pOrbsrsssanssusn nt&tt
srwIbsrtt. @ur auf ben sratn bate n
sint tSFi&s aassmtint GntpOH a,ss.
Sen.
Der SufISrait. BEN bic aObssstban.
Ten ausSu8stsn auFnssu, psnbtts I'D
btt f'Insn I,bhn Bortsn um unb lat
surld. 5intsr itnsn iamtn, SIsmIid
sntisrnt NOD WORbuma unb ibr Bette
bura b,R Sang tsruuf. Der esbtrI
| ssaliuIlrtt nit Der 6anb unb f&tsn elf
rig 30 rstsn Oas Tlab&sn sins ssl,nt
ten 5auptss nsbsn ION Der. Der IN
bid bot BEN bsbirfiIssn eObrsbnsr ntu
en- Siof.
Gin tsrli&ts Yaar.". fubr sr fOri
.,sin f&5nss Taar, gang pie fiir sinun
Der asf&nftn. Gin tufIt&,r @sbauf
mtinss fslIssa 5srrn 8OusanssrS
SrOb mtlntm alter fstr Id 70 ssrR iu
| ssabli&s VaaU unb frsue mi1 itrs
| .3ulunft. llnb cline wts srfrsuliGt Rst
btslsm bssor! 60 plrb fslnsn Ncua
mstr bausrH--jwd NOnuie lnb'S, melt
msrssn fne 90 fton nsun Do&su, ba
Id mslR GntlaHanssSsiu& abssianbt
IN sisrista Sassn ldusRtns wIrb 6tl
pOR Sorwii& mtlnt StsIIuna bsilsibsi
Damn sisbt IS wIsotr cline Grau Gm
mdnnIn bon Scrwii&, saHJ pis III
Tluttsr 20 s'ipsfsn, stsnfc faUH unb II
bsaswirbiss uns tcfsniII& au& ttsn
sIadli&, wt ole, msine @ndbIss,
sspsisH."
u Der salnaF altt 5rr battle babti b
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-08-20
GitD>8ierbrQuerei

VlllD>Stlluluulllt
Gds tu gbslnut Stru6s unb Raspbury aasv,
9arrisbnrg, ga.
Die linitTiti&utisn btna6ri9iissn bisrmii
ibr Grtunbt fppit bas putlifum iibIbaupt,
bab it bic pcblbtIannif
GitD=Bier=B r=Brausrei,
friibn Ron Sru. eueas 3Bnis btiris.
ben, hbtrnpmmfn babtu, unb nun btrtit fnt,
elm
6bmddhaftee, reine8 unb aes
funeee Bier
lu vnftrlian. 9rstn6 ptI6e StRtauuatu
ptIem aui's prompft unb piinfili1fs bs(eraf.
Mll her SiubrautTst babtn ft aud fintn
bHbI&tH
SaleBm nnb Reiianratiun
Ssrbnnhtn, HoitIbh ~ isssr i3sit bic btRn
SptiIsn unb @ttrdnft aufstIilGt ptrbsn.
Bum etntiettn 3uipru& Iabsn frssbmR Gin,
GSparb S Sobn 86nis,
Sdrrisbr7a. Rin 5, tS74-H.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-08-20
WamtntnN, Qa., 27. Wpv, 1873.

Ramtnsnb, ga, 81. Rpp. 1873.
90. 9eaitp uno 9Ipits.
Reine Stusn! S6 babe bic Srstl cmpfan>
etn. @acs rs6t. Sic erpdbtt p6lliat Ssfrir,
6suns uno lbrrbitttt ale SretIn Der llmssesno.
lDir mrhlCn uns I'M feintn Yrtis BACON iTrnnCn,
psnn mir ftin anetrts Snlrumsat spn beGtItsn
Sorie belpmmtn t6nnten,
RpIes Sinen.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-08-20
.0crtlt0Iti0"
&ranfem 1tnteritItnngs-
@eIeQ16aft


8eieQibaft
DDm MlIeab IA u.
(SHsSrpsriri ssH Der esftbstsans bee eiaaiss
gfHnivIsanisn am l6. Rdrs 1871
Office: 80. 1914 SRsObistrake.
unttrtidbt Rranfs unb burb 8ufaa 9sruH>
sIidtt untH btn Iib,ralasn StbinsuHssn.
98eamte a:
grdGihtnt-aeam 6tr4tnr6lbn.
Bits. .prdfibtHt-ausuif DtinmaHn.
Saabmttatr-6. u. aramtr.
Stfrttdr-a. S2mitt.
gsutraI,astnt-SOpH 6tIbIiH8.
Sireftoren:
asam Su6snr0tbsr gbria. alidr,
Ausuf gBtinmann, Geo. &isfsd,
B. ID. 8IamtT, Anton 5itelsf,
BaItniin 9unf, 9oitpt DtbaHu,
JObn GrtbIid.
&H- I'M allen m5sIihtn Sinirstbunatn sur>
iufOmmtH, Inb ale aetnisn Hii tintm Btalau>
hsunaslHtint, tptItttT pom grafetni uno Slit
idr Der gsitl16aft nnitrltihntt IN, psTltbtH. -
Dits CUR Rtnninie bee gublifuHs.
Sermann Snerkea,
No. 40 Taes Stra6e
9en, ,S9l9ent,
fir CUMBERLAND, Dauptin, etbancn
unb gort @Ountiss.
SbGti9e 9l9enten Derlan9t.
aQtabtnp, ga.. Stunt 27, ls72-1S.
Pennsylvanische Staats zeitung. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1843-1887, 1874-08-20
@rpf. 8, 8. llnstL
REV, ,sttbIstem, Ya., 16. on

Rsws8ttbIsbem, pa., 16. SEt. '73.
50. Beatty un6 ylutts.
Wsine esrrtn SD babe cine ibrtr ,,9cIb>
9unstn- yarICr,Srssln" felt feds Nicndtsn i'm
8sbraubt. unb prIlt bieitIbt trif elmer sriub>
IiGtn grlfuns unisrpsrftn, sbt i'd fis smpfabl.
90 frsut mid, iset bsseustn Su fthnsn, bab ie al>
lts, mas pon ibr stiaat unb psrpftniIi6t wurbt.
ibntIifit = ia nod mtbr i'd litb pICft1orsn Der
bislclten prlftn, - unb Iie erfldrcn fammt unb
onetre, bab bite bas bs(le, fnnft u. angtnsbm 10
nsnoe Snlrumsnt I'M Martts Iti. gS bat aIIe
anbcen brr llm9tstnb in S6atttn etilslt. SD
bin nit bni S6aia Iuirisotn unb fein GIelb ipirot
MID bon ibm iu irsnnsn ptrdulanen, ivtnn i1
frin anetIrS non berltIbtn ait erbalitn fcnnie.
Sic niIatn Is Ser6fisntli6sn, iptnn es 5bnm
;ptdmdBi9 binft, inotm bitft Srssl gum Bs>
prle DtOsn, fpas Id lasS sspraft wtrptnrnas.
@6iunsspOa u. 9. Ri6arbs.
ssptItnu Gbitur bss ,,Samaaua gourins".
grisfe pie bic pbisrn, fpeI&t 40 @unllsn pun
9saitp urb Sjlphs ,,goIbs 9unetns yarlur, SI>
ssn" Iprr6cn. frmmsn uns fOrtipabrrnb BON @on>
nsrn ~. aBir fSnntn nihts baflr, rptnH bic
Qcuts Daartn trlle GlalIe peTlansen. QDir mul>
fen ibre @ufirdse 40 btfprltn fabtn.
Ginge Iaasn: ,.GS burIht Der Sanity 9its
IN nidi btr gaH nit uns. Infer @tlhdft ssbt
b.uit better btnn jt. $40 porJislitt artitl stlit>
fsrt tptrbsn, babin finbrt mon balp ben Dts.
DolICt ibr sinte fur bic Sonntass. S6ult fau.
fen, 70 pIptirt SitGs, - tpenn eints fur bic 2pat,
70 frmmt ~ uus! Sbr f0nntt 8slo ipartn.
ilnltrs Ysbinsunesn fur 5dneler iinb liberal.
Naf iprefdltistn uno folifpitlistR grpsrimtn>
tirtn iibrtCn mir eitIs ntue Srerl, bic ,.Gjplb>
Bunat," Gin. Sts btfibi pitIe 8pr,igs iibn bic
anbtrtn, bic fs an 8aas, Rsnbsit uno Rraff
bss 3onts lbniriht.
@llss, mas mir psrIansth, III cine yrifuns bss
Snllrumtnts. - Sbr ptrbtt balItIte eann fau,
fen unb 10 gursn Greunbeu smpfsbGsH.
n Srnts fur bic Yrtis'2ils unb aebuiflrt;
NeattD s 9Slptts,
ga bingtuH
0arrsn County, N..S.
DanisI 8. 0tattp. Chr. YIUtts
@priI 23, 1s7d-6Rt.
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8ebiuaunaeu Der an,elsen F.:

Anlsiasa Rrbru sinsriidt pit fOlst:
@sf&afts.anttissn btim Sabr. cher
fir rinsn 1btII tts SabrtS:
3Pcpait. 6 RoHaie. IL Wonais.
Gin 9oa Si.O0 500 $t2.OO
i3ptt 3ol 700 1890 20.00
Drd 3oa 1000 1900 $500
anbstetutbum., ptrfSnIi@ts Gi.
atntbunis unb aagtmtint Anitiatn 10
Gents bic Belle fir bic srRt Ginriiduns unb
Gents Die 3dIe fir itbs nS&bniss Gin
thduns.
paitutirte WtbiI n, 8iitns> unb alIs
anesrt anisiasn bd bu eanltn, balbtn, brit.
it Cen Sitrttl Spalis psrbrn pis fOlst b..
Ttbntt psIbeu:
9ins aduls SpaIis iabrIId."..Si50.00
Glnt balbe Spailt !, ....... 5000
Cine briitsI Spalit ..... 60.O0
Cine pitrttI Spaltt ....... A0.00
@rt9tss auittstu pnbtn pit feist
bne&nti.
9rtuicrs.. abmfniRraicrs. unb
AIiisuis ss.Nuitigtn.................$2.M 9.
NuSiiors. luisigsn...................2 200 .
VIE Nnisssn, 10 3siIsH uidt iibns
fHesnb. cbsr tptnistr, fit brti
..,..........".""a..1.5O
Sptjtal'N une alle Anittgtn
Dor hen 9slIaibs.Anlstatn pbr
WGTfitn is Gsuts bic 3silt fir bic
rrat Gtnrlfune unb Gents bic
3tIis fiir tsbt ua&brIas.
9tiIatbs., I 1obtssNHjsigfn,
Ddnf abnaiiung u.I.tp.,..........50 Gts.
90 Vie Sritft. WiitbsiIuussn H. mllItn
ptt fCIet aertlIirt ipfTbtH:
J. George Ripper,
p. o. Box 10
HARRISBURG, PA.
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$I,S5O,lOI.99
Rub. @arigur, 9rd1bsnt.
Sob. Gbmarb Qabl, 8iis.YaFSsnt.
Suga S@umann, esfrtdr.

Sbr Rapital IN In 9aartm @tIts anssItsi.
Sic bat ftin ROttn SpRsn. bae pis Ro:isast
auf BEN gissnibum Iitst. sic serIanet ftint
Ra6labluns. Die grdmitn perbtn in barren
gtlot tinbtjabIt fur ben eanitn 5titraum Der
8srH6rune, tntptesr fur ben 9tliraum bon si>
mem, brsi O6tr finf Sabrsn, ptlGt unbtbtuttnb
bObtr fnb. ale in ben gsesnltiiissn 9nliGn>
Hness sGtltllHafitn.
Auf Dunl& Der 9trT6uitn wrbsn bic gpII
tH In btuil&tr Spra&t abssfaei.
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M9cnten
bn
peanfyIpanlf&en StaatS' '3sltuns.
ptnnGyIpanta:

ptnnfsIpanta;
aassbsny.-gai. 9pffmann,t7 Sbiu OR.
(Gbria. 8sISL GarlOu CIR.
(SbarIts 8Sratn
Butler. = Safpb Red.
9rsafnsd. = Or. Jbeub. RtrRtna.
Carlisle. -pbilipp 2ibmanu.
Gbambsrsburs. -@tpre 8ittG&.
Goal Bailey unb llmsseenS.-ab. COW.
Danvias.-Wt&atl 8ofsnRsiu.
Gali.eitriy. -Gbrih. Saus.
Gina. -eorens Banf@sI.
Sarmcny. Casper Strjoe.
9paibaysbura. - @. Gletlttr.
6untinsbpn. -SafOb 9epnbarb.
3ObnstOpn. = Gbas. Q. Ratb.
70. ~. @tfbaffer
e,rr,a,. GntbuuY Ssft,
s""'"f''' Carl 8raus,
l@tOre WaIl,
eaWr'Hf'Oia'. S SsSnS @avtT. o,' a"'
God Saptn. -9onrab Sbtrbsim.
tpfensiopn. - @tprg gBtbtr.
Wlaristia. -3rttert@ Saas.
N2iarrspilr. = 9. 9. &ets.
DiibbIeiOpn. -9trif. Bauer
WOuntSillt. - @errg WeiGsnba&.
Weausport & Drapesburg. - BtIbsIm
partmann.
galrcnd. - @tprg pGgflt.
Wtw Brighton. - etpnb. Z. Ripptr.
(Gbas. 4Bp, Sen. .Aatnt, glro.
NI,,shrr, 2Ol ptHn(ylpania astnut.
F''S Gr. @ bmibt Nrp. 70 Smitb.
fislb Straet, rtahe Der t}iinftt.
philadelphia (SouitparD. -Spt. @ dau.
ba9fr. 1903 9loTb gitrie Cir,
Grttbr. RIetn. 10.
8. 3. Wirtb, 3040 WarIi GlraBs.
9obn Brhd, 6t7 Glib Driitt Sr
0tn. Spb. 8. 8allisL %. 8. Cd,
4. & 8airmOunt w.
Col. Gbrt0. sIstna 1877 SaO ..
Sirdbe.
sasL a..S SS@aufIst 26iO tranIf''S
@sSrs s. s.Snpp, 2aOt 8airmOuni
Auenut.
CDR. @trns Gdt % s 8airmuunt
9lptnut.
Capt 9asOb GSnrnb. si3 gius
CTR.
SObn 5ObtnHSsL City gar'
ptinri6 aIpbI q. %. Gds Der
8rcnt Union Ctr.
abam brutL Ro. 272i Wount
pIealant CTR.
8rtsbrt@ eau, 30. ia @prua
Stra6t.
G. 9. SstiPHS, 6i4 Glib Ste
s5siatsH ,a.s. @r'mft sl6 Glib 6.
sOsa @tsSsmsssE 1919 POP
sOsn b. S.Ibs 81. o. sds groaS
&.GbriliaH ShaBs.
aua. D. 4t,bermaHu, y. W.
Gdt 2t. & Btbpaisr cir.
tranl Orth (Srautr) 80. unb
Naasr Str.
Dta. pbtIabsIptia.-Sitpb. 9artmatsL
guuTatapnsy--Sttnri& Gadtner.
Reabtne.-@ tas. Retbenbergrr, 30.
222 Raf9inaicu Giraffe.
ROSsaer & srlso'Ratn. S,9sr + "; wSss'" S$hI
SarOuburs-S. GsII,s.
Sbarpsburs. SdpHR StnbeIbed.
Sbaucfin. -Grtshri9 DtpHtL
5amaqud. .-9ttnrt9 @aIIsL
Iyrone, -@ @ilbtlm Best.
5rputpiae & 9utbnsburg.-S @.Qunb.
iamspprt-@eprg @pIft
HOri.-8rtebrt& u. Sttes.
3sIisupPIt. .-SpbH SaIRttH.
O1tp3
8utyrus. s.-@tprg &tttte.
Canton. - Safpb 5etHs6rtHtI
Grtfltut, -abplpb 8ranini.
SprtnafsIb. .-@te. paTtmann, (eebrtr)
Upper Sanbusly. = u. Martin.
SnbtaHa.
8STtBAyns.-pttsr 9pbHbaHs, @tH. asi
RaryIaHb.
8aItlsiort. -9ebH @tIl. 292 Caters apt.
elEtrH & Gtfiaisait Gity.-S. .. RtyeL
paetretopn. - CAPT. 2puts 3etf.
Port Sfppft pasTt bt @raft.-S. eaTt Tt,
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ssbst anf Cure Sntersilsn!
GrifaunIid ibnrlle SsriGufe !
btra : M ten

g3ir srbaIisn aus alien 3bsiItn bss 9anbts fpri>
pibrtnts 9tasIlunssn fur unfut
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9erMani0
Sener E SerNdjernngss
@eleQfCAaft
bon
81 { ~ > q Drf,
Sffce go. 175 SrCaopou.

SffiCe 4: WD. 175 Srcaolpau.
S6trll&s llsbtrRht fir bas Sdtr an.
bsn6 Ds,tmbu 81, 1873. an ben General. .aubi.
tor bee Siaatts Ytnnfplsanitn btridtL eemde
ben 9tftBtn bisfts Siaatts:
Saar-GapItal, $500, 100000,
BUR silsuns Der S&uIssn um !. Sanu'
ar, 1874: S1,250,101.93.
8trm58tn.
8aar an Sanb unb In bu 8anf, $77,G69.9g
Saar In 5anbbsr Astnttn, unb Jum
ginIsneune btrtii, 77,5Ss.65
@runbtistntbum, 45,3O5.95
anltibsn etf6ut bur6 Bombs uub
Rcrisae's, 100000
anlsibtn, etstHitiia stfhrt, 5I,5OO.OO
Sipds etttsHtt, meiIisnibtlle buTh
Ser. 81. b-20). 4S3, ,s37. so
6upa6s an 9HitrtiItn, 1l,6si.ss
llntuQsItrit wrdmitn, 3,S50.ls
anosls eistntbum, strfaiGttut Sitms, ,ll.77i.7S
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1874-05-14
Monoplies, Railroads, Middle.Men, Changers
and Farmers.

The complaint of the Grangers and farmers
is that Railroads and other monopolies, mer-
chants and other "middle-men" get the lions
share of their earnings, and they allege that
so lone IS this is the case they cannot prosper.
No one can call in question the truth of the
allegation, when it is known that they pay
from so to rs per cent. interest on their plan
tation supplies We do not wonder that they
groan under the heavy burdens they bear.
The wonder is, they have patiently borne them
so long.
Grievous as are these burdens, our agricul-
tural friends can easily relieve themselves,
without any legislation whatever. The remedy
is simple-it is their fault if they do not aP-,
ply it. Simple and efficient as it is, we DOUBT
whether they will avail themselves of it. But
if they will all adopt it, and stick to IT., they
will never have occasion again to complain OF
monopolies high transportation, middle-men,
or usurious interest. Instead of being borrowers
they will become lenders of money Instead
of empty purses, corn-cribs and smoke houses,
thew will have a superabundance OF cash
"hog and hominy" in abundance-fat horses,
mules. cattle and hogs Instead of long faces,
their counteuances will beam with joy-instead
of hard fare. they will revel in abundance
Plenty will crown the smiling land, and con-
| tentment sit enthroned on every countenance
But how may this wonderful transformation
he wrought? AS we announced in the outset
the plan is easy, simple and within the reach
of the very men who justly complain OF their
present condition. They and they alone can
give relief Congress cannot do 1.-THE State
Legislatures are powerless. But how, then,
can the farmers do it? That's the question.
1t is easily answered. Let every planter and
farmer in the cotton States make an ample sup,
pzv of provisions for home consumption and
carefuzly sove and apply to has lands all the do
mestic fertilizers in his reach.
This is the remedy, and the only one which
will afford adequate relief. The farmer or
planter who makes his own supplies is never
taxed with heavy railroad transportation: tie
cares not how high Western corn and bacon
NAV be. and if he husbands his own resources,
he feels no interest in the price of guano. Nor
does he have to pay 80, 50 or IS per cent tor
plantation supplies; but, on the contrary, he
will be demanding fair interest on his surplus
cash! He will thus place himself beyond the
reach of monopolies, middle-men and all the
other evils of which, under the present suicidal
policy, he so justly complains.
Are our agricultural friends willing to try
the experiment? Let them look around and
call to mind all the farmers and planters who
have had money to loan, and he will remember
that they were those who raised their own sup
plies, and instead of buying, had corn and ba-
con to SELL Try it, and prosperity will again
smile on the land.-Athens (Ga.) Waterman.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1874-05-14
CURES. AS IF BY MAGIC,
Colds, Coughs, Bronchitis, Hoarseness, Asth.
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The DRUNKARD's CURE.-Some months
ago q gentleman advertised that he had discov-
cred sure specific for the cure of drunkenness.
He would not divulge the secret ofwhat COM
| pounds he used, but furnished the medicine at
so much per bottle. He did not have so many
applicants for his cure as he expected, consid-
erriing the extent of the disease. In fact, the
more malignant cases did not seem anxious
for relief; they rather appeared to enjoy the
malady. A few, however, placed themselves
under treatment, and some were cured-whelh
er by taking the medicine, or by not taking
strong drinks, is not stated. One OF the cured
ones had faith in the medicine, rigdly carried
out the directions of the doctor, and now has
not the least taste for intoxicating drinks !;
whereas one year ago he was an inebriate, and
| could not get along with less than pint to
Quart of whisky per day. He said that, at
some trouble and expense, he had procured the
recipe for the preparation of the medicine,
which he had published for the benefit of suf-
fering humanity. 1t is as follows:
Sulphate of iron, five grains peppermint
water, eleven drachms; spirit of nutmeg, one
drachm. Twice day. This preparation acts
as a tonic and stmulant, and so partially sup
plies the place of the accustomed liquor, and
prevents that absolute physical and moral
prostration that follows sudden breaking Oft
| from the use of stimulating drinks. 1t is to be
taken in quantities equal to an ordinary dram,
and as often as the desire for dram returns.
It is estimated that there are in England
alone not fewer than six hundred thousand
habitual drunkards Of these sixty thousand
die annually, and their places are supplied by
sixty thousand others, drawn into the vortex OF
| ruin, from what many regard the safe and hap
by streams of moderation. So that every ten
minutes some fresh victim becomes drunkard
every ten minutes some drunkard's soul is
| hurried to drunkard's eternity!
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- The Petersburg (va.) Neo0s relates that a
colored man recently entered drug store in
that city and asked for five grains of strychnine
The young salesman refused to give it to him,
and referred the matter to his employer, who
interrogated the darkey as to what use he
wished to make of it. He said he wanted to
take it. The proprietor told him he must
swallow it in the store, which he agreed to do;
The same quantity of -four was duly mixed and
handed to him, when his courage failed him,
and he put the glass on the counter and quick
ly left the store.
"A we'll known wealthy Partisan has had
himself painted by an eminent artist-"As he
was" GAS he is" and as he will be-" CAS-
he was" represents him, at the age of twenty
Ave, poor wretch in ragged garments, with
his toes peeping through holes in his shoes
sinking, half .famished, by the side Of a wall.
.As he is" figures him fat and jolly as an
alderman, well-dressed, with gold chains dick
ing his waistcoat, and diamond rings blazing on
his fingers. And, "As h he will will BE-" he is made
a hideous corpse. Not the least singular feature
of such singular freak is the fact that he has
tho paintings hung in his drawingroom.
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"A Schenectady editor, describing the
effects of squall upon a canal boat, says
"When the gale was at its highest, the un-
fortunate craft keeled to larboard, and the cap
tain and another cask of whiskey rolled over
board"
- If time, like money, could be laid by
while one is not using it, there might be some
excuse for ideness- but yet not full one
Even this would be such economy as living on
the principal of sum without making It
produce interest.
There is one thing about babies, said a
have girls of the period, men of the world
but baby is the same self-possessed, fearless
laughing, voracious little heathen in all ages
and in all countries"
- When, as in the case Of sickness, dull
light is wished, or when matches are mislald
put powdered salt on the candle till it reaches
| the black part of the wick. In this way mi Id
and steady light may be kept through the
night by small piece of candle.
An epieure in Vermont writes to his local
newspaper that having indulged freely in the
eating of frogs, his hands are now covered with
what his doctor calls humorous enlargements
of the vascular papile and indurations of the
surroundings epidermis" is, warts.
A Boston tailor having reminded debtor
that he hadn't paid anything on account tor a
long time, and that he (the tailor) must have
some money, as he was very short, received this
refreshingly cool reply: "Note received. II
you are very short, why don't you sell one Of
your horses Z"
If you wish to drown yourself, kick and
splash about as violently as you can, and you
ber that you are lighter than water, and if you
calmly and steadily refrain from drawing your
breath while under the water, keep your head
raised, and your arms under, you will soon
learn to float and swim like duck.
"A fine distinction was that the preacher
of the Richmond First Baptist Church made
"My brudders," said he "when you were all
slaves dar might ia' been sense for cuttin' a
slice off the marsa's bacon or hooking hand
full of corn meal, or robbin' de hen roost; for
you all work hard den, my brudders, and Sis
ters. But now you is all free men dar amt no
scuse, what ever yous all on yer own respon-
sibility."
"A report comes from England that ex-
President Davis is engaged in the preparation
Of work upon the war; which will give many
facts hitherto unpublished and furnish vindi-
cation of his administration. We anticipate
nothing from such publications but unseemly
discord and angry strife, but as the opponents
of Mr. Davis have rushed into print. we do NOT
see how he and his friends can be expected to
remain silent,