The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1876-06-21
Tho Cincinnati CC0vontion.
{ By Telegraph 10 Me N"'cs]
CHARLESTON, S. c., June Il

CHARLESTON, ,. u, June ID.
The Cincinnati Convention effect
ed it's permanent organization
to- day, with Mcpherson, former
clerk Of the House Of Representa-.
tives, president. The Spencer
delegation frolh |Xlabama was cx-
cluded, which gives .Bristow some
advantage. Blaine still leads, but
he is Weakening, and nov claihs
only two hundred and seventeen
votos., A combination on Hayes,
against Blaine, is possible. Nomi-
nations began at four o'clock, ton
minutes ttihg allowed to each. A
ballot is hardly possible before
tonight or to-mnsorr;oSw. Tie reform
feeling is strong, and will probably
kill Blaine. AT present, the situa
ton may bo summed up as follows:
Conkling possible, Bristew in,proba
bic. Mortoh hopeless.
laIERs
The Convention adjourned aftor
nominations. Balloting will rryu
I1lrly commence tomorrow. The
platform announces that TIC Re
publican party is the peoples party
and The peoples protector. 1t
dcnounces senatorial patronage,
thanks GRANT for his patriotism and
for his services to tho party and
tho Union, and demands early re
sumption. There is 10 Late 'sp"'u-
lation as TO tho chances Of the
several candidates. Delay will
probably injure Blaine, and help
Bristow. The Mulligan letters are
circulating freely There is no talk
about the Yicc-Prosidency
A FLOWER That CHANGES Irs
Colon. ! t'l.! is, q. division of
natural science Which treats IF
plants, and study Of Vegetable
/ Physiology must be the foundation
of botanical Acknowledgements study
only possible by the impro> omcnts
in the microscope and in organic
chemistry. As plants arc not
scattered haphazard over the Iar,h
botanical geography must be studi-
ell, and, with this, plant-history.
Botany may ,be applied to the wants
of everyday life, as in Agriculture,
Horticulture, or Medical Botany.
Animals often exhibit Il marvellous
instinct in selecting medicinal herbs,
and an observation Of their haljits
has often, even in tho present tilno,
lei to lh9st vHIhaftle discoveries.
And should man, with his knowl-
edge and appliances, fail to Gs&"|Err
less than the brute ? Tt is ct Mcdi
cal Botany we would speak, or of
the HEpATINE PLANT, discovered in
So?n}ttlheln !, Nubin, the ,.Flcwcr Of
which 'thdhgcs it color with every
change Of the atmosphere. The re
mnrkahle changes and variations of
this Plant and Flower have been
for years our special study, rcsul !
ing in. the discovery of its posses
sion Of Wonderful Jne heal 1irdhi' yr'
; ties the existence and value of
which have heretofore been entirely
unknown to medical science. After
much labor and scientific invcstiga
ton, we have succeeded in extract
ing it's peculiar medicinal principles,
which arc n specific and cure for all
diseases Of the Liver, Stomach and
, Bowels; n permanent cure for
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Spleen,
Constipation, >Jalmdicc, and nll
Bilious Complaints. OF Go}}lr'#:Hh W,
cannot send II living Flower of this
, Plant to all who read of Hepatinc
: but to all who will send thci,
, address to ,MERHE1L & CoUDEN,
Philadelphia, Ph!, With three cent
: stamp for return postage, VIC will
send FREE n fac-simile of the Flower
that will change it's color just the
same as the real Hcpatino Flower.
, The Medicine, MEnRELIs HEpA
TINE, for sale by McMAsrEH e. BRIcE