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hJE RESULT IN Quo Louisville
GouAier-Jounaz expresses the following
in regard to the result of the. electlon4l17 4
Ohio: 9"Bu, let not the Republican,
fancAthat the result is an indorsementol
their administration Or the acceptance Of
their policy. Their thieveryand misrule
have vet to be finally passed upon
Though the verdict in Ohio is against
Allen. lis byno means in favor of Grant.
Though at announces the deal of naa-
ton it bykno means encourages severe
contraction. Woe betide the party that
lays the coSd land of suffering uponlabor
this winterA Woe to those who augment
or prolong ahe commercial distress of the
country. I'll was the infatiaaSh e9Y
was beaten apd net the oSS5en Se1N
that triumpAeq: Betwses
contraction biS}ar whaa SCI -
ted in the SEM and Baen, S.
be difficult to cEoose. EbI
bring distress Upon thessnt
party that endo5sed eiths spi
fore the populat indignak1 q
publicans are Use they whS
inflated by their victory. ~
before they redle,ce the tarlffesi
they make green packs "a recelvlal
toms, they will fRii, ana resrll
soon follow inHafion to thegrae
are few Genersls who know ho
by a victory, and 1ewer partlsss y
bold to say that we 90 nosI65 Ill - u
Republican party one OF I'll ss'Sm'
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A'lNAL SETTL TLENIENT,-I houo,
" u give notice That will apply toreRy to Ry
w. W.. humphreys, Judge of Probate 70 w.
Gra ,al settlement aena1 of the Esta.o of A loI n
mrH{' deceased, on the 10Th of Novem, ~, ho. ~.
iltrafor tN ',o u ior orr 'lnal discharge as adm;n
that dnv 81 soil 1',t' at i.s1ate. will also on
ses in Action az Of Emerson sni c. II. the Che.
Oct II, 1915 n u admir-.
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Manufacturinq.

In ordeIto show our readers the i'm
mense benz It's conferred by manufactur-
ing enterEIes, we extract the following
statement pm the Augusta Chronicle
and issntis1 giving facts and figures to
sustain thfbsition that industries of the
character aRcribed will surely benefit
and deye.1 any place: aAnterior to
the erectiosf fhe Augusta Factory and
its developsnt into one of the principal
cotton niassactories of the State, the
progress oEdgusta was slow, and her
waste placeeeEed destined to remain
in their theconditioa for long years to
come. Butrith the busy hum of the
thousands opindles, industry and trade
'Irecei7ed 8 w impetus. Houses went
up on vadsl1pots, the environs hitherto
Iibarren co.t1 1ps Of primeval forests, be-
came Thu a settled and the march. of
progress d vastly accelerated. The
Augusta ksF is justly the pride, not
only Of ttta but Of the State as we'll.
Located on first level of the canal, it
can haze - at any time of almost
uniimASh y power. The mill has a
capaciSt PsR Zen hundred and twenty
| two GosSeeSeny-two thousand four
! lbnndrd N.d v-eight spindles. For
j the six months #ing June 10, 1875, it
consur, led 4,8Pales of cotton of 457
i pounds each. lie of The prettiest little
! factories inrth5outhern States, is the
mill of thcSsfsta Canal Manufactur-
;no Gamma afe5S Russell & Simmons,) just
above the e1MW M Powder Mills, on the
Ancusta c-YiThis institution is devo-
ted n thee iacture of cotton rope,
twine and. warp. 1t runs one
thousand si,%aght spindles and two
rome ua,acLii SaGhe yearly consumption
e cotton is,SG fifteen hundred bales
Tie n,oduc,A the mill are eagerly.
\ SOUGHT ,after.S orders are received
from ali sect| Of, thescountry. The
Glohe mills, ed on what was once
i The ConfedelE stol Factory, on Mari
bury, stAet. ssgsN the the property of MI
Ii ey turn out superior
vine and carpet war;
nanufaetare Of ting
S < ss' E & grad
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BeltOn High School

School e,oi session @;13 of the Belton High
MONDAY in JANUARY" ~ next ,ae FIRST
ocholars will be charged from, +;,,o -
entry to the end of the sossinn aGnr ''liie H or
following rates: ' SESSION. at the
leading, Spelling and Writing s,z no
year. Higher English studies go go per
os year. H.. Any English study. with '-G eitP9 per
year. OH" wreck, $50 per
frono NO 1I deduction made for absence nn,oss
rom IRON death, or protracted siclnoSs, usiess
dess ae tnan one months duration y, Ro no5
'"n DC had at from $40 to Sl2 per mon.r moara
{. M. WILLIAMS
Oct II, 1875 70 Trlnclpal.
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4 SOUTHERN: CoLoNIsTs TO BRl4.-
Those of our people who werei1th,
South Immediately after the var Wire
member how many contemplated tt ae,
of leaving the South and coloni4e' il
distant countries. The BODY of oheo
pie wisely discouraged the idea. In,
actually did leave, and tried thehSr.
tunes in Mexico and Brazil: III
Several considerable colonies wa
Brazil, among them quite a numbei a,
Missouri. In every case nearly, NoB
proved disastrous experiment. I. r
all of the colonists have returned whAN
the means to eo so. They ,merso s
sickness, failure, disappointm o
many of them death, in that disayA
Ssme have been unable to return, lachr
the means. The sufferings and miE
tunes of these self-exiles, now forced
lies, is said to be lamentable. j
The United States Governmental
sent out two vessels at separate tiEs, 4
bring these unfortunates, their dS !
that anss'a q steamship is being fitted 49s
Brooklyn to go after another bait SE q
these expatriated sufferers, who are Y
bic. of themselves, to 60 back, and !,
have incurred troubles that seem lspR
able. -'-z 49,. 4
of expatriation as Quixotic follA1l
bodying a certain amount of mora9A
ardice. We held that it was the dl t
our men to stay at home, share the 70
their fellow-confederates, and heIes
deem the country.-Atlanta Heratf ~
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MILLINERY GOOns

usT I nRIE;cEIvED, select assort,o ou.
,dios, oi fall and Winter Gods snch 1ltent nj
Iaulos Eos Hats and Bonnets, Featbers eucn nIS as
lovers, ,'.h;", Ribbons, Collars GIFTS Cntfs ana
tH mnich & will be sold at the lowest f' So, %c.,
ror ,or cash; Thankful for tho liberag M Yrres nnt
fr;nngS ffG;nnge heretofore extended oerJi ask pat,
stool. .n n, ana customers to examine tho
Ma Mant,'a ,,nu Prlccs before buying elsewhere re-
'i"'''''a-M1asking attended to as usual
MISS DELLA KEYS.
Sept %, 1875 10 '' i'm ''s,,se. ene
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X Another tragedy has talk, Placa
few miles from Dalton, Ga. NV ;mhlch fe
peat-up, indignation Of ting gcr;nnee;m med
out justicecsaa q black-heaav I1ia'laS'- rn,
severl days ago, in ls lley oTTanf, Thnsf, a
negro klled n Sam. Gzens G T., dheeoT-
ss aEdly cTlas deferred 70 set II an 9nn agl
a., "a ess, ! gIlafd sworn i convey to ,jSil.
murray Coin. f
IN by aband Of
rested43sSN:H
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ma;oHY will not e over 1000, and the.
Senate Is exceedigly close. The Senate
is now sconcedeeto the Republicans by
two majority an the House by twelve
majority Il. - !, j;
We, afgard, ,e result as disastrous,
simply iAom tb fact that the tendency
will baR prevnt unity among the Dem
;ocratsd the Residential campaign, and
to injea 1.-THE arrency question as a ma
tional < be ino their ranks, when other
issues demanding immediate and
practical asclaion by the overthrow Of
the Republicans. fs'.. q
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1t one eofl a' snt nssgEaa z2Missis: is.

Ist&ment niE.dst$ q Republi@andidat
'fe 6pngess,| thatthe success C. Demo
.chts Nn this Election would mcAe re-en
siAveIA, ,4t of!the colorcd people.r. Lama.
tAneAS ths audience, and ID thos,
NRite Eeaats present, who }stly &C
Ysed the Situation and wosake ur
aADs, if necessary, in defence ofseedom
aVleir colored nelghbors and Dw-citi.
ZHF, 20 say aye" line responyas in
seSt and deafening. II.
ahe irrepressible Sam Bard third
terstr from prin4iple. He was, most
I!.@inent advocae for the schemsen be
vaspostmaster, ahd his removes moi
WIN is chiefly notable for its tsterm
scna him q bit. He has newsplnow
senhents. 1--WE give it as our don y
saysr. Bard, with the air of a Awho
loveo see himself doubled up intowe, ),
"thPresident Grant will be re-noated,
notHhstandinghis distaste to sucbrol
gra1'e." Where does the deyotedAueis
get authority for the aforesa5ais.
taste
Go drilden, in Il letter declining a! ,i,' III
tatio . attend the Georgia stat5as.
! wrot' There can be no doubt b,Iiel
\ muclthe suffering which the peo, oj
: this htry have uni Sergone during t.ass
Y few IS might hav been avoided d
2 morSquent and frank interchat of
! viewlweenIthc residents Of differe1or.
! tionsnr lmd, ant by more d,tite
Y knowe of the coldition and nee Of
pafticstats; andit is to such meehgs
! as tha whidl aniuvited, that welre,
J in largeasule, to lok for the rcstosfiors
( and prvation of'ha. fraternal ,,iri
! which essential tour common iros,
perity.' :
The Work Sn'ys: $50 it turns oil
t the Dem acy are ben in Ohio by oRly
! small n sity. Thihows that if lt
e had made contestlthe square issue
r administs se refor1rd the overthrow
, Grantislne ey would dYc carried the sts :
, by at leastOOo. Ft any years past t !
folly of thl democrats again and aga
| saved the IpublicalIn fact, this he
] become prrbial @he result in OH
/ shows that hey haNow done it agaiil
4 and ira nd conspAs instance. Wi
i this last -esn be Sent, or will the
! need onebriEo hAational defeats i f;
!. order to tech them Necessary amour
: qfpolitica go'lsensst I
i a committee compcQually of Whit
4 and colortd cikensoahoma County
| Mississippi, aofiss'lcircular invoking
the efforts Of tgoodns of the County
i'll behalf qfpuRee d protect private
property ofhc ecph the inccndiary's
torch. It aiiy@ he'd Sheriff Brown
with havil' So sI!3 Hide the colorcd peo-
pie to i'"' 1@y declaring to them in
his h"rang while lie gin-houscs are
the ?ropef e wh' the torch is the
remedy t&sa cs in the hands of
colored p}Appe@ hat Col. stovill's
ste2m e" hnf4 b. incendiaries
q fen*e@ On .siight of the 10th
nstant Als stall and tteen mules were
sQrned, and an semptS made to burn
rs dwellipg/ /fSan xurgcs well dis.
Sssd citizens to OF common pro.
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NOTICE OF INCORPORATION.
~ Notice is hereby given that appiil
cation will bc made to John w. Daniels
EST, Clerk Of tho Court for Anderson
County, within thirty days from date, 10
a barter incorporating Pleasant Grow
Colored Baptist Church. BY ordor of Til
{ calrch. II,
g.5--~ JAMES MCDOWELL, ClorSl
4 Oct q, 1875 II 90 q
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FAIR WARNING

A LII persons indebted to me e;,ho,
~, ~ by Note or Account, are ea,mestb, ]
rec !TrSqucsted to settlyathe same At nS"t! sSy
Inose failing to settle by the first daw onc ec
November next, will find their notes .,',5 -,
accounts III the hands of an officer 'f,u fna
oolieet1on. | must have money to nav rUr
oo., , 0. r. HORTON
Oct if, 1919 l3
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ST ainenA N.Y. the Augusta cSoSzl 4,,,asEss.
Il 'mgerit mgeer Alabama is bound to rapidlv
zee ana to quickly regain all its lost
tits tile work of virtuons old~Ala.
acknowledging and accomplished revo.
lu } !, and gives the lie direct to tho clan.
de' IS allegations in respect to the inten-
t|Ad |o1 The Southern Democrats to disturb
'oyp ent relations ofthe races under the
!. hS ne land. 1t is the work of men wbo
hrl,S &ne forth from their retreats rescned
their State from impious hands, and now
oher 1t government of honor and Justice
GOV. Houston has appointed the 18th Of
November as the day for the people to voto
upon the lew constitution, which # is
though will be adopted by a large majority,
, New YORK Tribune: ''The admirable nd.
saaTsss Of Gen T. NJ. Logan atthelate reunion
Of sshee e5S!9s ton. Legion has been published
BY citizi q Charleston for general circula.
ion at gtao South Gen. Logan was the
your SGaiSs la]or-General in the Confederate
'ervieelARZllrsse to that rank from tho ni,.ce
If a pFate in South Carolina company.
H He is hw pFa Eminent citizen of richmond
Va.' Wsrc Y ne iaE engaged in the Practice oS
aw is q. addrc9sss breathes ccrdial spirit It
of rccpsiiatioS responsive to the fratsrna' s~s,'
nttera1ss of d{n. Bartlett at Lexington aal
astic trSie to tlis influence of the siusi- Tsa
ana otl1findgpeadent journals in invest. d
eating aa reporting through special corre- d
'pondef', theral condition of the South a
The extnded ceulation of this addrSsS
!mona fle solids who fought on ai,h ipss T. th
rsinJ iall IT,, accomplish great good ilh sp
J. ,ating SsfIhgs in our centen.A tn
~ yrifd'f Al or
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NOTICE

.61INAL sETTLEMENT.-The unde
u signed, Administrator of Hug
CAN'T, deceased, hereby gives notice ths
ho will apply to w. w. Humphreys
Judge of Probate, on Tuesday, the 23r'
Of November next, for a final settlonicn
and discharge from said Estate.
l.. S. CAN'T, Admir-.
Oct II. 1875 IA D"
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aa3 The Result i'm Ohio

The election in Ohio on the 18th inst
resulted in a.. disastrous defeat for the
Democratic party.mThe campaign had
excited the greatest interest throughout
the country, and for months there was vas al
activity and. earnestness totally unspr-
passed by any previous canvass of o local
character: Both; political parties had
concentrated their talents in an effort ta
win the victory, and the assistance rei
ceiyed by the Republicans from every
quarter indicated the magnitude and in
portance of the result in their estimation.
Money was freely. used to sustain the
campaign, and the: best speakers were
employed day and night in attacking the
position and platform of The Democrats.
The main issue upon which the, fight
was made involved the currency question.
The Democrats opposed further .confac-
tion ofthe national currency, andrejected
the idea of an early resumption Of specid
payments, which was construed BY th
Republicans to mean Misunderstanding
and upon this idea the lines weresticf
drawn. By, reason of persistent3ard Z,
termined misinterpretation, the curety
plank Of the Democratic platform Jas
perverted from its natural and oecal
meaning, and made to imply anuninted
Initiation, if not actual repudiaion This
obstruction, placed the Denocrt at s
disadvantage from the outss er the
.astern Democrats are utterF opposed to
| ay policy which does not ignE hard
mney, and their inhuene pon the
oio campaign was trulyi'un,rtunate.
U.like the Republicans thu 0Go Demo-
clts were without sympathy among the
csitalists of any section, ant their al
Lie upon other national is.es were cold
lyindiGerent or openly bstae to their
success. ~ ~ |
he reelection of GoWnOr Allen was
regrded With immense isfavor by the
fhar-money Democrats,because his tri-
umh would certainly nike him strong
can;date for, the PRESIDENCY, and this
woul not suit the desigss of other.aspi-
irant for, Yhe Democlfe nomination. |
'Hene, it was deemed dpudent and ne
3cessry to allow Allen p work out the
| protem alone, and ngt strengthen the
prosect of his chancesIeven though'the
futu, of the entire paty was imperilled. |
Uder these circumstances, a gallant
and etermined fight Sas made, such; as
Twas ever known inthe history of Amer
icarA eiitics. Theahrest popular vote |
Eeve# corded in Ssstate was the rss7y rs7
,sult@ 3 ID the Dem u are de'-.jsadE ,aEeId d
ssssSa cant n9risy sfeh cos ES1,
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2TATE OF SOUTH CAROLLNs
~ NnERSDN (IDj

QTATE OF SOUTH CAROLLNz,n,f
Y ANDERSON t % .H
~ W. ". H,&mphrcys, Esq, Hoelj
VWHER5AS, Mrs. NJ. M. w
fade suit 20 me to grant her let5e O.
ninistrati,n on the Estate amy
elijah Own, deceased. noi
il These alp therefore to cite an .sssal
IAjah Oven, deceased, to o. PpSSate
PRr befon me in Court 1,1,,r o. VI ri,se
yheld at Anderson Cours aI;,pV t1,pV
!tfday, November 5, 1919, ale1s ;t.sss IS
ttlH hereof,sto .shew cause, II t;oa
na given der Vi
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;, HAS acquired a yervl!
Its lis efficacy alone has s,i.E
~ ~ YEARS, II as a re reneG( pe
E;iea 2Gre Throat, long-standF
diseases ths Of the Skin. NJ
t1 the Bones, Hip-joint' ~
uiGGerous G character. L
n;as ~ is also particl,larly(
Diseases Od,; Sc: occurring in 4
aard asaal Weakness, and al
SIeeted eIe,s stlt or the heallh
! mot useful Spring a,E
hnS.ae D. laboratory y is
iaSssslkilI iSslsii in its se earefs,1 a ef, y
wofrsy,ave years, anu and
peri, many n times H.
and, Y safe for the
NOT XII CASES{19
RE IT SIi57
Sw PREPAY
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| BE IT Oh
| dant and T il
| derson, noyof |
| and by theapeE
That all ng l
the corpo,., ne
spected in aiS IL i
Sno l. uDll'of his
or either md III
hours of narr|
each day. ma, al
5 Il nd
Pone ant to hi
": ;5'% iS;as's] '%ss]
! Ia MI
\ an{
jas. H. B.pa:.A1
Qct 2I. lsmlsI
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tai Q his l4,@ GoodTemplars, distribu.
among RS loses.
ecretary Belkhp has returned to Wash
Ion froA tis5oenged Western trim
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Trace GREENWOOD writes; Their

tirare Greenwood writes: There IS
"m,iuins remarkably eu-aclus anc
vi MA, cur. AMT OuiSpONcn IN thu
liIV Nr. " Orllly-N iS'uan Of the sen
g. Thrre - even a CCriUn magnetism
good humOr snd eoOd living, genius
ga stuiSUty about him Tie Il "a Web
r, with the dignity and cecnrum lie I
90. H., r.min5S on OF Sheridan snC
,rhc>i or an The Marquis of DOnega
90 either splendid Old spendihriitS au(
rd fellows. OF whom thIS penuIlouS
titanic aye and country are not worthy.
are n iiiile shocked at some srnll
.i-n : be utjcrS, bat We rather like him
r speaking them out sRd not conceal
gihcm or CLOSING them over. We
Iow inst where TO fnd him, every
mc. Ills moral rpidermiS docs seem 10
49, little thiCkcucd by law aud politics
All, Washington associations, he Is so
.,,,,, ortal.V unconscious OF the damage
... MAY be doing himself by ms iugenu'
.lsN m, ,~iOuS and chesri al rtcklr>suesS
,ia,rmt at lie never knows when and
here. he i hurt tie reminds me OF one
Governor hunts little camp stories
l--thai is IN e GovernOr-dcScrlhed
,ar white faml. y o! Missouri, careless,
i.il - ami iu;ol, ul5ly lazy, the daugh-
= O. Viii h Were accustomed 10 90
n DOT I'll The sOleS o. heir tset became
ara Ike unto horn. Ore Oi these young
lies. on coming home. one day, from
.onc tramp ia the rain mier the cows,
= Standing ON The hearth drying her
.Oih.S. Vhcn hrr old mother drdwle led
40: "Ssi. thar S-a-live-cO 1l-Undet
-ver-ioOj" The girl slightly turned
~ h au, aal draw,ed bacx: " Which
loot, mgnuv =
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CURIOUS NOTIONS ABOGT IuF
lEdD.

In = Rus.i-p tale a grsn'moihpr 'a''
o her granddaughter. wno - thrta,ene'
81 = t!,ut. 20 urar me. nay poor, un
.sppy child Go quickly 10 the priest
u,; ask hini this .avor-thai u YOU dje
our BODY shall not be taken Oui Ot Ia
ioU,r through The DOORWAY. but thai
Ir ground >iSil Pee dug ava iTom IT,
Ir,->huid. an thai v0g sinai. ~ uEasSe
az Through nc 0pcnlr-."
This Nu~ Or. -inaiiy to- cOmn0n mode
IF pr, c,.yt.ing among variou, nations
'hrv ihnu. ti toe spirit cuu.d oniy r.
urn O., ths. same W.,y that 70 went on
10 hou~.- aro in order 10 prevent D.
urp ia ors ih- lead nrnuyu "A
A.. niu. ;hA; 90 4 u, tcroArd> s;Opp
an
The T. X ~ Aleerq slwav' carry 'hei
'ral Gu t.r'Ugh % aOie a TIC b~ h
r hun. and then close np the hOlr will
.c r at--i car. TIL EOuruiOis br At
90 opruiu. through the Sin" ut heir hu
or thr >auir purpose. AMI th" - m'S''
.ot content vita Tins. having tte. %
al bptv oui. Lur' ~ 'ull ~ drodu-
% The her side o. be h"it.r.
AnuiIer strange custom in P"s''s l.
his. When person sui r. very in
.rrins death. in ouirr To render his de
.,rturr more easy. they let DiAck do.
o., 4 ruri down thrpu ia the ru"' over
he dyiu. persons hea,i. They regard q
black dos - an emhrm o. ihr human
spirit and their acii"u i intended TO
.how lLe departing spirit wA'cn way TO
~
Tn, Chiuese and n North American
lndianS hlv'. q. so lii'' 40, . tnai ia Spuh
ALWAYS leave, throuah The ROOT. Slppos-
ing that tine ~, must d'par, IN Tie same
Nav That ii came rom above. ..
In ancient n;ume - person who had
hesu l,-ieted ~ he dea,' could only be
permitted to re-entrr Ills house through
the ROOT In Germany the General be-
lirf i tuai the soul depart, ihrrugb The
window Whrua person dis The widow
If h.. room Is ~ once thrown open, al
,uurii0'> "A cup nf water is placed on
h, So. Tor the rrtr--hu NJ % thu spirit
- II ruiey, ou MS long journey"
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NURSER Y

The under>' gued beg leave to infor"
their patrons and the public in genera
hat they offer At the Hopewel Nursery
Quaker Bottom, Lawrence Co., Ohio, fa'.
II 1873 aud spriug Of 1874, the following
frnu trros-Eyergreeu &c.
995s9 Apples trees,
gS99 Peach trees.
9gs9 Pear trees, standard and Dwarf,
99Ss Cherry trees in variety,
9S.g Evsrgreens 70 ysrietie-,
Sss99 Grapes several varieties,
sa99 Curr,n,s. gOoseherry, rs.pber-
~ &C.
All of~hrN veil De sold low for CasL
Aidres re.
s-s 2. rbHLEl & SON
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In England the aggregate income ci
about $4,000 families emp.oved in
manual labor is about $1.jUo. 900. 900.
OF this sum $50. 90, eco is wasted in
excessive drink aud tobacco: in buving
a. the small retail stores instead 90 whole,
sale slorrs; bur quite the larger portion
in un>kiliul or carrleSS marketing, house.
keeping and cooking, ana in the mulcIi
Of trades unions
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obstacles 20 Marriage.

H,ppy Relief fer young men from TIE effec
Z Errors a. q Abuses ia early nfe. sHho I'd X
Sio ed ImprdiDsnts 20 Mari age removed
New method &C .rea Nlent. New and rernsrka-
bic remseies Books and circulars sent fes, 10
ss..,ed envelopes Address, HOWARD ASsO-
CIATIOS, No. south Ninth 81. Phiade,phia,
h-sp Ipstituson having high rsRutae,sa -
s-1fSsssesseszA cEltdeSi
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An old farmer became seriously III,
snd was URGED by his ncishhors, who
ihoushi he was going TO die. 10 call IL
minister 10 pray for him. Ito pray FOL
ne, No, sir; am an original Granger,
ana do not want any middle man W
'ussa Ne aud NJ EAksn"
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n II. BAKER.
PRACTICAL MILLWRIGHT.

Understands building all kinds of Saw-Mills,
Gang Mills, Circular and Muiey Mills. Is pre-
pared to do all wo.k IA his line. las had an *
perience of Eighteen years. In wllliamspOrt,
Pennsylvania, and in the Western numbering
countries He undes stands both water and steam
power also understands running all kinds OF saw
mills He defes competition both as q builder
and Sawyer. Refe. ence: Birmingham Purdy,
Charleston ". Va tEAn work warranted,
and done IN q workmanlike mannsr. Address
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