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F,r-, Impressions in a balloon.


The impressions OF first ASCENSION were
yeiy striking. IL - like the EARN fal ing away
IRON the b lilo u. !nere Is no vert 90 hti the
eartl sinks. becnnIee nattcned la Appes rnlce
aud hnhIy cuncaVe. Tie position Of the ballou n
seemed ~ DO between two cuncAVitios. The
Prism tic 81 SIS reduced 10y rofractiun are We v
beautliul larry scenes present thems elves. aud
the mind becomes aroused 10 che glottoas pryi
leHcs II euJuHs. 10 look down through the
broken clodds was 60 witness sight surnassinc
u oeLdtS me mage caves desert, cd ia Tue
Arabian Nights Entertainments" rnQ pro-
round solemn, ana awirl stiffness which IRE
Vailed 40 We the clouds wa alsO rem rkablo.
Even Whilc moving At the rate II nil, prr
per minnie, LhC ae lntut seemed 10 utteily uc-
Gained tn 4 "a ru1ptud,d cunVch moSin- win
the balloon would not br dsitdtcd. IN F.. 4. hinL.
OF echo nnd ozone IN the clouds, Prot. v lee ia
the rcNcrbeTRtions uf SOUND among clouds wpr,
tremendous; aud ~ eNplaiLinr the echo " hich
exists among tnel, be told "a story of a CONVEX
salon winch Ia HAD with himself, instead Of a
person upon the earth, a. ne at hrst supposed
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sOUTH CAROLTS4.
The People 0aluinR Enconrn rc-1eat from tho
his-issippt Electgan.


To THE EpTroR OF Tue SUS-Str: | read
your paper with great pleasure, and am glad that
am enrolled M subscriber. We, In our de-
graded condition, subjected to nero rule with
all its wretchcd conc0mIthnts, breathe new
atmosphere IN reading journal Ike The Sun,
that dares TO speak like freeman. In our
State oar newspapers talk with bhted breath,
and arr all bueny engaged ia rocpncilng our
people 20 contcntedly submit to I've the slaves n
our freedmen. They try to persuade "a that VIC
should be grateful that we have pccn delivered
from the dissolutc Moses and turned over - tho
tender mcfciOs Of the wary AID calculating
Chamh rrlain az the two, Moses was FAR tO TO
preferred. lie made negro ruIe DISGUSTING ~
the world as well 80 mOst iel rad ny to rs. Wi h
Chamberlain we have all the d"gl adati0n, Uhii q
the outside world ~ made To believe that we re
Joicc 10 hiin AS u blessing.
You express some foara lest the whites Of this
miserable state may ne induced to be made the
tools Of Cham bcrisin in the next elsctlon mn Il
take NAN AZ their standard henrer One cauuo /
predict what IA Wretcled and hopeless people
may do under an insaue idea of expedi-ncv, bu &
! can assure y0u that every houest white man IN
Sou n lima looks upOn every officer OF Tn o
State government, from the Governor to tfo
dist riot iui Justice, ~ the Instrument of the
most damn 4bIe tyr my u NLtch auN poODic
has cvet suOWitted since the world began. We
are chez I'D, however, 10y the result Of ~ cleo
tion ia Mississippi, and tTust tuat our people
will adcrt q ike policy hero. That was tie
course tesOlycd upcn last year, but thc WHY
Chatnbetiorn ou'wtted Us. aud tue cEpcdieBCy
men won the day. :.
BARNvRL DISTRICT 8. c.. Nov. II. 1875
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No Danger Of the Third Term.

fTOIH Wt tIHcWN0il tOHmfrcldL
We have not the 81 ehtest apprehension
that Grant will be elected President for a tLlrd
TORN; We are sure thAt should he be tun for
the DemocIats could not nominate man 40
would not beat aim, We nave nutthe slightest
DOUBT, however. that Grant wants the thlrd
term, ana expcct7tt lie has had such a won
deiful run OF fortune that ne believes in his
star lie II surrounded by coare and oh
truslye nhttercrs, who ass L,v Him that Ia alone
mas saved the country ma tn, Republican
party, anu thai he alone I'm continue to q ave.
lie been told Of the sHcrihces he IA ne t. ac-
oepi tue Presidency, and that he Is called npon
TO make them again, 1t II high umo tao people
knoekod this com elt OUT OF nm.
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The Sunday Edition Of The Sua Good from
a Religious Potas of view.

THE SriA has alMays, W. believe. main
tanned IT. SINCERITY on three inns orfant points (:
4. QUE not lease an part oil liz prruIises for
the sale ~ liQu"iS. 2. u voulu not Insert lcen-
huus or Adeceut auNertisD meHts, and 3. 4 .
would not publish on Sunday. rus last hon
Grade y sli-oii. We sac, II l. nov going to giVe
NJ, DIt ~ u shail Keep out tue Infamous inYcr
tisetnentt, anu XII OF the SUNDAY paI err which
Insert tn"Li. la, oliitiOn % IHB IN VIII uOt DC
,n unnixed evil for tome Of tnUss pa-ers give
tOens, ives ~ To- al uncleHun-tr with gre,,li-
ness. Tncir main Objsct arpr - to be 20 Iurite
70 hcenti"1sn'sa hnJ TO l-td Hs muny Young
iOlks e they cA 10 sifo ana rum. some ca tao
worst sunday mp r. age ut 10 ht own a. a.
whole or part, ~ Ineuint t. Of cnur' ho. ana n
50, the Csc Of these church members aud If
iho CHURCHES Nntcu retain t1em J., " upnel -
70 ~, well hgh hutsle-s. lhry ar putting tue
saviour 10 an Opf "a -nSule.
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TIE DAILY SUN


To Ne Pusiiehed Hereafter on Sundays
Commencing with the month OF Decem-
b~r next, THE sun will he published every Sun
fsY the same on other DAYS.
The price Of the sunday edition OF THE sun
oil ne three cent, copy.
The price OF Tue Sun O Subscribers receiving
n by mail will be $40 per year or Is cents per
month, postage prepaid; while to those who de-
itre the Sunday edition ulso. the rate will be
ti.e0 per year, or o. cents per month.
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The Hon. } DIN a. KAssoN, who h az rem
resented the Seventh District Of Iowa In Con
Pross several terms, has brought a suit for libel
against the I0od state Register, the trial OF
which has developed some interesting facts
about the way In which COngressmen decker
with LOBBYISTS, though we fear that as a vindi.
oAtiun of Mr.. KAssON the suit Will provo fail.
ure. lie had been charged with having ac-
cepted brihes from the Rock Island Railroad
Company for his vote OF influence in relation to
measure before Congress In which that COM
pany was interested, and several gentlemen
who have served In Congress were among the
witnesses who have been called to testify Ia the
case. The Hon. j. II. GRINNEIL testified that
KAssoNs vote caused great surprise to the
Iowa delegation, and that It was believed al the
time that a vast amount Of money was 10 be
used In securing the passage OF the Till in ques-
ton. lie explained that the common method
OF obtaining votes was To sell members OF Con-
gress stock at nominal prices which is the same
device which was adopted by the late OAKRs
ANTS in tho Credit Mobiller business. Deposi-
tions by Il. +. ALLEN and JoHN +. TRACY
showed, however, that In this case the money
which they paid 10 KAssoN was given as coun
though he was not practising law at the time
This Is very convenient way of selling out as
the Rev. Gen. GARFIELD found In the Washing
ton wood pavement affair but II Ia not likely to
acquire popularity among the constituents Of
the Congressman who undertake this sort OF
pIaotiCe.
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A Fellow who Would be wiling.

Gov. Hayes, of OHIO, in reply tO a private
letter from IN mi udi'IOus friend, ahAIng hlu n
he was candid 'tc iof the Presidency, writes ne
following admirable note, eqigramatiU IA style,
and worthy Of Cardinal ltIchell'u IA auIoitness
We believe we break no confidence IN pivtn- n
to lgnt, ana certainly all other candidates eK-
posed 10 the dilenm OF suCh question wiI
thank us FOR showing them su0h ala excellent
pathway out Of trouble:
dear tlRi Content with The past. avn not in a t,Ate
OF uihd about the JWHfr. II Is Tor wen III INC
prtNfhi george H. fugh used 20 say, "1AcTvs no DO
htlCal heftdJtef." SlLcere} yuHra,
kurhcEFoRD u. HAYES.
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The New Postal Law Postage TO be Prepaid
The new postal law, which requires prepay
ren Of roetnec b, publishers ON all periouoas sent 10
sol scfibors. took effect Jan. 1. 1878.
1lA post..c ia Determined ~ weight, aud to be paid
non Gay To Jay la uuk.
Postage on Tns pAtiY SEX from Jan viii he nifty
90 ccnts year nyc t5) ccn's month fcr monthly
Ubeenn,rt Subscription to Tug DAtIY suN ~ 90 "a
tesi,or Lfty i've t55I cents month, postage paid
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E'V'F ~ FTNIFs
Yesterday forenoon n very Socdy chan
Jumped INTO the river foot ~ THIRD STREET. lut
VAS pullrd out In three or four minutes a. ne
he worse loI his bath. The crowd So tte,cd.
40 after few minutes, when IA sat In tue SAD
drying his clothes, ha,kmHn asked:
Don't you wish you hadnt2"
This In no town, this isn't" replied the
warrant, elevating his nose. " I've Jumped into
the riVor al Toledo and bad nloreu ntty uen ask
me 10 drink"
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To TUE Er-.uR or TIL stS-S,r. Your an
nouncemont OF sunday Issue l. sourc ct sefy gene
raj graIhcation lhere tOusads 81 peOIi "a this
city aud vicinity who luy and read newspapers onl, on
sunday- with thls clnss, csprrialiy predict III OF
your per VIII ne the most y uar 90 AL tie suuda,
ttuff.
MhA' ny the by, eoua be more nfsirg than that 1nE
sun sneuI ne punished On SUS-iayY IL.
NEW ORk, Soy. 10
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opportunities they have had. ond the state
Of feeling TO which they have appealed.
The fruits Of true rel gioncaunot be CON
oealcd from the world, and religion is
only OF value when IL bears its proper
fruit. we shall yet continue 10 look for
those fruits in Brooklyn, especially among
the people in whose lives they ought TO be
displayed
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Con,es,Inq Dudley \, ,rerory,. WIN.

The unsatisfactory provisions of the will OF
the late Hon Dudiey Gregory OF Jersey CITY have IN
dueed The hS w 60 contest some OF the bequest. Mr.
9fsgory di,d possess d Of nearly million dollars
worth OF real and personal property He AZ one
tune representative IN Congress from the Old y fth
CONGREGATIONAL nlrict OF New Jersey and prior to that
p.lly between tho heirs, who bring the s,t 20 more
Mr., GrePory's homestead In Sussex and Washfngt on
streets has been tod 10 the United Btatee Government
a. ate for new Peat once
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STNBEd MS.

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huge woo.wlch gun.
Thorn nrc NOW about mn decLoa
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n.l'oui'. w 80 ~ " ~" N"V''vuse o.
,,V,' 49,, -. Wv D',' " wy NV
- il""" biS""V" - @'il to "o NHEctlns
severely from Intermittent at. eN, 81 n'ar''si. "a
e'ls Wv. II ~ - ''e. '"' '.'' w" '"'n' ~ u''g"
n'i"Ssn III ',o '''," '"' '''''' "n 'n To n.y.
line bohIh OF DIRECTORS ol the br''e'
mcrsaloon se mcr h1' been dissolved and M iram
the company are now IN tie hands OF q dat,ri, via
liue prospect thar inc assets VIII pay IN the ohiA
Won 'eo,,.r,.,,.,, ,,,.,,,,,.... 4. ,.,,,,. ...,.
l"-' ""- "''"'
WIN W' '''n"n "Nc"V't'H' "' "'N"'''' 'h ''e'ne
"ner' p"'t"H VI ~" '"'"D'"'"'V u. NV '"'' rom o.
INV i'mpe OF N'us haNeU'eh 'o@''p ga p'h Oh ls'
'''''
N" 'N"'li'''',"" W "'"'"''' "'VuW
maze ny 'hhhh' tho sslhs "' sereh'' NV n''h helm
tne fr'hoh '"h"''''o o. ."' Io''"'n NV '','"'l ~
'''i"hs' "" u u "uh' tl"' "'He r'us VIII "'''n'
h'sh CONN. rc'u N'Iue'
For the htlt year cndlng AT Lazy day.
last lhc eNprnoluro Tor iu-malntcnance ana ,ution
- VI .up''- ~ .'', " .'. " ''' SO"
rue "V'ru'' ui '' re''i u'.o"'" 'o"u'''"' p1ulor
""H nc'iN F''' ulon'S "n' w" "'''''"'
"A prtril'd forest ms been discovered
In the desert OF Northwestern Humboldt about thrI
mnes west Of the neck RocS range Of mouutan,n
NNIf VtUN rlFf .laaHn IHH
section cut out ana prepares, Cor the exhibition
Mr.. Joseph Jefferson il ac'tn" m Rin
Van WuSieH az The frioce'sr Theatre IA London
where he hae boon cnthusia silf al receive" Mr. sot.
crn IA gong To- Ireland b. re- ho cloec OF ihc month";
play for fortnight al Dublin and for fortnight Al
| Belt st.
| All Polish landed pToprietors in -four
| provncea heyc been ordered hy the Russian Coy.n.
mcnt 20 sell TO their trcscn holders ary farms rented
~ Russians. uron conu,tone regulated at ~ Parr-
burg. Til II f. said, Will complete The / p0ycrin
merit Of the local Poioh nobility
| "A drlinknrn who Was to havn finger
smrutated IN the pre- .uco OF Albany Medical can .,
su irnts by Dr. ArtD,p diod q nj sr Tho
roforn; anu the surgeon te,a tlnt in ev,, =.
| c.riod instance Of dcafh fr,rn an ao.n.,,o. a., .
tent W. addicted to intcs,eitio,
The graue harvest ia France /. sail 10
| have b.en unpt.red,n,ed tho pr.s.n, an. ~.
owner II 4 r., VT eyards nro ho va ,n, o ,,,t
vats twice. and have nov double The usu lo,,t,,yo,
| hand Nonc II he VIM. r,y,r. d go ,,,, D., 80,
of 30 ahuo.a,t "a yint 20 1e ousii,v of 81 % s,,ss.
! also turn, d on muri, bettor than wa, .vnc,.
In the nc,.i,n, ~ &, ,,,,, ,yb., 400, lin,
ub,,o a. -, o,..,,, ...,''..'l ,il0l
,,a ,,,'., " .''"'.,"S "o"'' "'s 'O0''
Nav tho "a ls7b. p,ys rr,.s from mi. ,,,,. r,u, y
60 never ,-,t br, ,hreo meal "A d,v SECOND inc
To eat an,;h,,a L.. u,.n u ala -tto,st s,,,s
a. 1 can ever, meal four.n-l, meyer f.. anna az
! f,.ft
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ru.cn sffco snnt Wtonsh every Si,. ard Territory
Inc " 100. sni The ihnanoa 81 anasa
tteti.ls N circulation. A. .
ruhlr NE h q fhrsp
pf~s srrs eonsHisu q. HtHE ell NE w-stls pfsa
ssuutu tui f u 100 sftltnru mpls 81. tUlss sni
Utcs'i g. ~ 'sh san'his ~hl tho' ~ rs, -
i've took tss anything n glsfs demand 10
al md throH gh NJ coluintt d. uafkt
otufssp ADV IstHsi e. o. line, 30 90
No - chtfls ~ cuts dtplaysd iyrs
p-sisss, Notice. tn pc , i-f lus, 80
saG,,rits. i,,ss, brr,ld, ti.sos y'sr
Eau YoHn IA.
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The old Methodist Episcopal church IN Rose
WIFE, l.. l., ruDbed InuPrtN al sht - uffy Yards
of CT peting and cue SAVIOR coiA Iunon service.
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Weak lungs are cruelty racked and the general
strensth Erad9alA wa EdiA persstcnt, e'epsoaIcd
70 cbrr. You ~ nerve &c ain heneht from u also
~ tEnnhlsd wan tltAeT astJi or Dr0nehitis--1dp
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Advertising Rates.

s,.ro. .dvr,m,a,, r~bne 900 r.,dr', eo'u ssly
o~Aasfy AIssftssusnr ~ sgts loo. 80 80
p (frt'e ~ re- Nne, y ~
Nttcs. o. Nsfags. d itsath, ~ linz 80
B. as Nctssi. N.tht~s ahd he n, ~ hue, 30
D. sud uaact, "a Ma ~ AUh ., sr In, OVs
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Mr.. Jennings of the Times has been Oh
the war path or some line. That h where we
like to sec him, though We suppose the people
whose scalps he Is aner like his looks better
! when he washes ofr tho WIZ paint
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-23
A BackwoOdsman's Story,

A correspondent of the Ohio State
Journal tells an astonishing story, as re-
lated to him fifty years ago by nm old
Maine hunter, who used to go on long
trapping expeditions far up the Kenne-
bee river. " One night" said he, s.af-
ter had retired to rest in my bed, com
posed of blankets and furs of animals.
and surrounded by trees and thick brush,
l happened to look up overhead at the
branches of the trees which formed q
sort OF roof to my rough sleeping place.
L discovered a large panther secreted
among the thick branches and eyeino
me very narrowly, as if to say: "As soon
as it gets dark enough will make short
work of you. Then, thinks /, this is not
so good a place as thought it was. So
L carefully slipped from under my COW
erings, and went into the woods q short
distance, and cut dozen stakes, and
made them sharp at both ends, and re-
turning to my bed drove them down in
the ground, with one sharp end pointing
upward, and covered them with the blan.
kets, then carefully slipped nway to
await results. Sitting down by tree I
soon fell asleep, and did not wake till
morning. I then got up and went back
where l left things the night before, and
found the panther with several stakes
driven through his body, and quite dead.
He had made the unlucky leap upon
what he supposed was me, but found cut
his mistake too late.
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Statistics show that of the thousands
who die annually, a large proportion are
destroyed, not by old age, or by the nat
ural exhaustion of vitality, but through
intemperance, or disregard either on TIM
part of the sufferer, sor his parents, Of
the simplest laws Of nature. Such being
the case-and figures cannot misrepre-
sent facts-the conclusion is that were
the causes of intemperance, its kindred
vices, and q disregard of natural laws
removed, the average. length Of The
human lifetime would be extended pro-
portionately. What agent most rapidly,
harmlessly and certainly will eradicate
these vices, or the tendency to them9 is
the question which has been as thor
oughly and persistently agitated as has
the search for the philosophers stone.
The discovery has been made by DIR.
Joseph Walker, whose widely known
Vinegar Bitters are accomplishing Won
ders. which the old fogy doctors never
dreamed of. Try them and Judge for
yourself, as thousandB are doing ali over
the country. SH s-s H. p SsE
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To LEAD ALL COMPETITORS is the aim
OF tho proprietors Of the Wilson shuttle sewing
machine. It jig founded on the very best prin-
oiples known to sewing machine science, and
improvements, in advance Of all other sewing
machines are being adopted constantly. The
Wilson is rapidly gaining the preference of all
parties that are acquainted with sewing ma
chimes, and it has already taken the front
rank among the first-class machines OF this
country; and its price, owing to it's being
manufactured where labor and material arc
much cheaper than in eastern cities, is fifteen
dollars less than all other frst-class machines.
Machines will be delivered at any railroad
station in this county, FREQ Of transportation
charges, IL ordered through the compahy's
York. They send an elegant catalogue and
chrome circular free on application. This
company want q few more good agents. Com.
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Of the Post-ofice department to send his letters
to tho dead letter Office and open them. The
Erie railway has been adjudged bankrupt and
Mr.. II. j. Jewett was appointed receiver.
Three men were killed and three fatally in
1ured by the falling Of a scarold on which they
were working at the Central Ohio Lupatio
Asylum. The colt Galopin won the English
Derby from field Of eighteen competitors
Parliament adjourned as usual in honor of the
day. .... The forty-sixth anniversary of the
Brooklyn IN. Y.) Sunday School Union was
celebrated by parade Of sixty thousand chill
dren.. Reports from Michigan report the
wheat and small crops doing well. -. BY an
explosion In the drug store Of Dows Il Co., in
Boston, tho entire building was DESTROYED.
There were between twenty and thirty persons
In the building at the time, all Of whom were
more or less seriously injured and three taken
out dead. The cause Of tho explosion is un-
known. The loss, including the five story
building, amounts to s1Oo, 900. 80. The Penn
sylvania Republican State Convention at Lam
caster renominated Gov. Hartranft for Gov
ernor and Henry Rawle for State Treasurer.
The platform adopted declares the equality of
all men before the law protection to home
industry and homo market for home products.
the right Of the laborer to protection and
encouragement and the promotion Of harmony
between labor and capital cheap transporta-
ton and the advancement Of closer intercourse
between all parts Of the country free banking,
safe and uniform national currency, adjusted
to the growing wants Of the business interests
of the country, and a steady reduction of tho
national debt {; and the equalization OF bounties
to the soldiers. The resolutions adopted, while
they "point with confidence to the present
administration" "declare q firm, unqualified
adherence to the unwritten law of the republic,
which wisely, and under the sanction of the
most venerable Of examples, limits the Presi-
dental service Of any citizen to two terms, and
we, the Republicans Of Pennsylvania, in recog-
milton OF the law, are unalterably opposed to
the election to the Presidency Of any person for
a third term"
The Catholic church disaster at Holyoke,
Mass, was one Of the most appalling that has
taken place for some time, even in this day OF
disasters. The exercises in the church had
nearly closed when the altar draperies took
fire, and the church full Of men, women and
children at once lost all sense Of reason. Those
in the galleries leaped to the floor and were
trodden and trampled to death, while those ON
the floor crowded and smothered each other
in their frantic efforts to escape from the burn
ing church. All tho efforts Of tho priest to
keep order failed. Tie screams Of the living
and the moans of tho dying made deafening
tumult above the orders Of the pastor. The
people appeared to be piled one upon the other
in the doorway, those in front not being able
to escape, nor could those behind them save
themselves. The audience numbered about
seven hundred people, and Of these sixty. al Z
men, women and children lost their lives.
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the seourge Of the human family, NAV In its
early stages be promptly arrested and perma-
hkyEsswooD, W. Va
DR.. Il. Y. Pierce, Buffalo, N. T.:
htrEFor the last year / have been usipp
your Golden Msdical Discovery. I owe nv
life to II, having bean afflicted for years. Did
not lise It but short time before / was
benefited; at that time was very bad. not
able 70 sit mp much, was suffering greatly with
my throat, was getting blind. had dry coueb.
and much pain inmy lungs Ihaye used twelve.
bottles of the discovery and am almost well.
"A son of Mr.. J. II. Meseck, Of Chstham pour
Corners, N. X, has been cured ef-consumption
by Dr. Pierces Golden Medical Discoyery--so
says Mr.. O. B. Canhsld, editor Of the Chatham
Courier. .13l6a - .7,lI'7 70
wrssss TO sssss shss b.. Yissess GcISsI 0l Maj. III.
osl Diseeyery has effected . wondsrfui care Of
eonsunpaon n his nsishtezAood. Cpns -,
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-23

r. "B%uX BUY ME. AND Pill, DO, YOU GOOD.''-
th,t q I'D pr; I.ANGLEY'S ROOT AND HERE
BITTERS are the best, safest and spring and
sss blood Of all and
vertigo foul stomach loss of sleep and appetite
ous sores carbuncles skin discusses ppes and nery.
GUS debility They In the truest and deepest sense
tncompsrably more popular family medicine than
any other yet discovered. Sold by sl druReists GFO
O. GOODWIN 4 CO.. BOSTON, Wholesale Asents
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-23
DIR Wistor'a- Roluop, ,f WILL

DR.. Wistar's- Balsam of Wild Cherry
is ga combination and form indeed" for
healing aud curing diseases of the throat.
lungs and chest. 1t cures a cough by loosening
and cleaneing the lungs, and allaying irritation
thus removing the cause, instead Of drying up
the cough and leaving the disease behind.
Fifty cents and ono dollar bottle largo bot
ties much the cheaper.-Com.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-23

Habitual constipation leads to the fol-
lowing results: Inflammation of the kidneys,
sick and nervous headache, biliousnees, dys-
pepsia, indigestion, piles, loss of appetite aud
strength all of which may be avoided by being
regular in your habits, and taking, say one Of
Parsons Purgatioe Pills nightly for four or
six weeks.-Com.
The tribune. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-06-23

AS one pound of Dobbins' electric soap
(made by Cragin & Co., Phila. } will do
the work of five pounds of any other, it
Is really the cheapest, though it costs q
little more per pound. Try it. f.