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THE EAsrEllN WAR.


Servia has declined 10 accede 10 the
Porte's demands 10 withdraw her troops
from the frontier, and fresh signs Of military
activity are multiplying. Additional Monte
negrin successes are reported. Reinforce
ments are said to he constantly arriving NJ
Erzeroum, and the Turks claim TO be able TO
hold the town.
A telegram from Erzeroum, 18th, con-
aims the following; The Russians recap.
tured Fort Azizic on Wednesday, but were
Immediately expelled. The inhabitants OF
Erzeroum have participated in recent
lighting. The loss has been considerable.
There Is general enthusiasm. Russian
cavalry have appeared north OF Erzeroum
A Constantinople dispatch, same date, says
the Russians have been rcpulsed near Kars,
after prolonged fighting. There has been
heavy snow in Asia. A council OF war. un-
der the presidency Of the sultan, decided TO
largely reinforce Mehemet Ali.
Additional particulars regarding the RUS
sian assault on Fort Azizie, state that II was
hand-to-h hand fight for the trenches, when
the fort was carried ut the point OF the bayo-
net, but Mehemet Pasha rallied the Turks,
slams with great slaiighther.
An official Russian dispatch Of the 18th
gives intelligence Of the capture OF Kars by
storm. The battle lasted from O'Clock on
saturday night 10 5 o'clock on SUNDAY morn
ing. A correspondent at Constantinople tele-
graphed on the 18th that a council, over
which the Sultan presided, had agreed al
most unanimously IN favor OF making an ef-
fort 10 put an end 70 the war. and that Eng
land will be asked TO mediate in favor OF
peace.
Additional particulars regarding the cap
turc Of the fortress and city Of kars show
that the Russian victory was complete, the
entire armament Of the place, comprising
800 cannon, together with stores, ammuni-
ton, etc., falling into their hands. They
also captured 10000 prisoners. The Turkish
loss in killed and wounded l. placed al 5000,
and that OF the Russians at about 2,.0o.
Gen. Lores Milikoff directed the battle, al
though the Grand Duke Michael was pres
ent throughout the engagement.
The Russian loss AT Kars II officially stated
at 800. Gen. Bclnsky and Licut-Col.
Mclikof were among the killed. The Rus
sian main army i advancing on Erzeroum,
and Mukhtar Pa-ha has been summoned TO
surrender, but has been ordered by the sui
tai 10 hold out to the lat extremity. Gen.
Melikon, the capturer Of kars,wis command
the besieging forces al Erzeroum.
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murrcr TO the suit, holding that che contract
was illegal and against public policy.
Complete Official returns Of the vote OF
Wisconsin give smith (Rep.) for Governor,
~. 7ss; Mallory ODe.n. ~, 4s2; Allis Green
back. 2G,lo3.
The banking house Of w. w. Smith, At
Hamburg, Fremont County, Iowa, suspend
ed on the Goth. Liabilities, Sioo, oco; assets,
$4,000.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Gen. Pedro Martinez, the Lerdo COM
mandcr In Mexico, has raised the standard
Of revolt and Il now at the head Of 700 men
south Of Laredo. Gems. Naranjo and Ca
males are concentrating their forces to crush
out this formidable rebellion against the
Diaz Government.
The resignation Of the French Cabinet
was officially announced on the 20th. Pres
ident MacMahon has signided his accept
ance Of the same, but requested the Minis
tcrs TO serve until their successors are APP
pointed. The reason assigned by the Min
listers for their action II that the Chamber
would probably not vote the necessary sup
plies unless new Ministry was appointed.
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Whether prisoners on trial should
be inteFrogated or rot is much discussed
In England, in view Of the recent singu-
lar trial of the Stauntons, who were found
guilty of murder, as they claim, from not
hsying opportunity 70 testify IN their own
behalf. On the Continent, as is we'll
known, the prisoner is always subject to
assaveTe examination ut the hands of the
judge 1t is e,singulsr fact as claimed
bsy Sir james Stephen that in England
prisoners We're always liable to be qnes-
tioiied up TO tho revolution of 1888; and
that down TO 1885 they were allowed to
apsFeF the evidence against them. In
chat year the law was passed providing
accused persons with counsel, the effect
Of Nghich to elose che I;r:soi5T' I;Tr:ss5osios5
mouths entirely. The Pail. 1Eny Gasetie
says that the East Indian criminal codes,
which have been described as "English
law with the nonsense taken out OF t."
not 0nly permit but Snjoin upon Judges
theiinterfogation'of prisoners, not for che
Pufpose. Of embarrassing and trapping,
but to elucidate. the truth. j., -, =
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no The Hudson River Tunnel between
5F5S=~ sFS=~ Yak ;,a:. Aaa yrs-==sS rs-==s C::y, wh:sIl:
begun three years ago and Interrupted
by'Iitigdsion, has been cleared of embar-
rassmentsfT acd work is to be resumed
about. the frat of next month. The
scheme was projected in 1873 by q, mum.
ber Of California capitalists, as die tfSesult
Jf voxaiiyn az delay IN ms jeisey s W City C.sJ
from an icel embargo; G stock company
with ZOO, 900 capital ,Wss formed, and
were doom served by the Delaware, Lack.
awanha and Western railroad and the
Hoboken lsndtahd Involvement eompa-
ny, but these incumbraneea, have been
removed after expensive litigation The
work IS to be begun on this New. Jersey
ahore; .Whers q shaft 65 feet deep is to bo
sunk, and the tunnel then pushed out
into tho rivers The WoFkmsn are to bc
followed 80 they advance br massive
wooden plug, and air Is to be supplied by
aD engine above, the current also whist.
ing out the ,disepgaged earth thgough q
IoSg, 20 feet Vide and "a high, cofistric!
ted Of tho bess brick and eenseSs; aud viii
beiahout 10 feet belaW,, the EiveS'a bed.
Work Is TO be carried on az hotk ends at
once, the tw3, parties meeting IN Che GEN.
tte, and sbots. 300 men win pe employed
WH0n tlo VOTE 10 IdITiy unGer u51dWayI
Tho EailEoad through the tunnel gillcon,
gec4 with al Tho railroads terminating 10
jersey. City and Hoboken ,there' VIII bo
q double tFack, and the tunnel viii tbss
ughtsd VII gas The undertaking will
bgroohlpletod Ia about three years, and
tho c2mAengiiRtend, # proffs are eny
ooursgings 70 continue The tunnel undeg
NeY York aud tho bed OF tho East riyess
70 Bro6k Iyn. f5., s'i '5s' E '''i
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. bGaneral Netrs s=s.::s...;a,arx.

~ Nilsson will receive 81 400 O night
during her engagement OF st. Petarahurg
and Moscow. s.
- Dom Pedro has given to the Messta,
collins, OF philadelphia, . Soatsaet for
building q railroad 180 miles long.
Two millions and ufihalf Sdollafs,
ivesth Of ofAnaeEiean flsiDdi frnits;haye been
fold in, Europe dgFing the last twelve !.
fnonthe. ,.s '.Ssl .s.'.i
= The Old South ChEiIAch, Boston; 10
not yet lressned from the probability OF
falling .ntQl secular sha1dbi and being
used for puginegg \, s aSial IL. ..S=,S
~ Queen Victoria requisites and discis
pines her children just IS If they Weza
stili boy5l and giRi5.sf Prince Leopoldis
rs mt hin elightest Moyel,enta. or plane
by ono Of his suite, 60 that tho other
Sunday when, being Id ElpJH, lie, Sccep.
TED en- invitation TO attend Ahe Episcopal
fore thc'hoQr OF sezVfce,. positive orders /
10 60; 70 the Psesbyteriga Church. ia
went. ,,;.,,., ,.. s
- The Franch think they have dig
hotared the eeef@atti of 66fety III d iaR1
which fsteGs &ls0 Tespohsibility fora aroJ
pu The pe3senain whose premises; &c aIigi.
mated, and pgeyents him from, recovering
FnAliranee on the property burned. This
Gf6Sisiun9 eeeihs % nave worked welt iii
FgaaSa fn,sleeraa5fn;g the hlmhsross OF 4sses 4assses
and iajof yalna from che extyerne iNlatchs
gflrs Which ;S 4 SsG;s::ss IL. i.
owners. ~ ( : !:
'..L la5 a5 a5 oGleiai setA4 is,e sIS1isconsiA hsh
beslh fetufhehl y rs Ahoy7s O. total poll Of
176, 1893 agniGet 25S. .ls4a at the. lFrnaiden-t
tias election last yesF. VIM. e. Smith.
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GEN GoRDoN's MISSION. Last Mon
day morning we,announced tho fact that
an organized movement was on foot to
send Senator John B. Gordon, of Geor.
Igia, to Europe on the cloae of the regular
session OF Congress next year. The pur-
pose is to represent to European capital
lists, who are at loss to end safe and
profitable method.ta inyest boarded CAP
lital, the advantages of developing the
agricultural and manufacturing. opportu-
mites Of the South and TO show tie ad-
yantages Of immigration. General Cor.
don has viewed this proposition with
fSyor, and will sccede should the reeui-
juiie. authority bc yesied in MIN by shc
various corporations and municipalities
within the South. 1t is we'll known that
European capitalists have grown weary
of railroad and mining swindles which
the North and West have, been loading
them with, for years, and would like %
find safer and more reputable iiiVess!
msntg.,! Fer some time they havepehn
looking towards. the South as Offering q
fair field, but no advance hayipg, been
daysnt,irsdi - S2 jHSi s4Hsf fe,l;Tf5 70
General Gordon wab thought OF 90 one
Of the most auitable1 representatives. to
proceed to Europe with the purpose oi
inviting capital and Immigration, He ii
capable and sincere, and would undoubt-
sl!y aat.sesS, ..1s.
ever he went. It wonld be we'll; qthena.
fore, to encourage. thiP movement, In 6
material msuners All sections OF The
South are interested Ia It's suGeesS and
could benefit by tho eSohsutimatioh
The attention Of the Bosrds. 0f f Z TTu6u 80 3
Chamberd of Com nierce ant, Cotton Eyx-
changes Of the South has bee,i cailetl ia
1t, and all will cohtfibhte literally % tht
betrayal of General G6Fdon's expenses
Municipal governments are alsS expected
TO Interest 'sheniselVes, sud TO- moi onlJ
furnish authority of representation bnl
to pay o quota, of the expenses.---Wei
Orleans Fsedyissse. lP'' q 80 ,ti1''sts -
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E't'Ft1tea tAei 1siaoda Ressoeasaa
a9qa9, ykssgtgovatea Gh0
IT'S MEDICINAL PnoFEnTIgs an,

ITS MEDICINAL PnoHRRTtEs AXE ~
iII:s:iiali,e, Tonic, Selsfht aid DlaEstls,
vf1sriNE b made e1ccfusIvsSly IRON otse
r%f. ~ tsrefuily, selected bsssa. roots and
aHS sdiiISaaslT irs sSHSSi5ss s = y
layss,, Sssss.5s$as sasTs.;lsSs 81 H.'9eEs
s.:assis snss2slH',h 1sls nSn RksPE.s sYEAii;,ii
aa and al s:a.ss nlsassss .sss SSiss s, e. a,s
s sliss nss':!.sssIs s.
ih:sHit ssi.snnsnS nnS aDssEi s:eEaptalsis. can opiS
egfsd sna ms5rSas The tiooG !,
!slin, Pusiafos, Ei1aSsce. Bietshssse... -.
As"its'fi?etsevs Ggntd-EGE3 ed Tai,sTss
,t;x,,t x,taFsiEH saFs E hap neysF fFilfa q sfoQt
yar i'"isS ia 'ho paek, Hzfansy poezss
pinMi.. Dropsy, Fenaaie WCnkh IS,
,aSeSIrk99t aristug from infsTnal nisora.
In s'o Uterine Iuterine disoases aud GeaeFae Des
@ & sfis a .tsS tsysSIstas S &C. Sga Re
sIsite 9.EMis. plls5a iniismnalien, cuzes niis,S.
atlDn and regulated the bowels. 5'n
.utrS GaseKt,s, nsyspaI;sfa,. Ear S,sta-,a
Gsos.iyenrsP, Reaptinilen Of tEo Ehsara.
s.kaanr6ey Pi1aas fg6Fvstigaeas Il odd
s,..a '.aa' no S'1ssIaiaR @saSs s sf ,ss MssEs s
iiS blood cleans ali 81 tho Fs 5issns. Spa po
fsssses controlling power oReTttso nsr7ous sJs-
Vhefen...kesis Cures sNested py ygoHrss1.
li.sye ipdpged, many physleisns aud epotl eeqrio9
lwil"n,1s know to prescribe and use ii1n' theif
"a fact, W .trixs Ii tho psys rssbisSSdy sbSSd ~.
,siable 9E.00D PUfSaF1ER yot place3
lbefbFe The Fablie. i Ssi:'l iei1i .si9 Y -
bail e,9ya eaEFApRp. eE, ~ s...i, ~
IHs Re ,8TEVEES, Roefon. naooo
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iPREsEDgN1 LINU0IN 5tI . q I. AND 4, tlE. gI,.
The Otter 20 Gen. E<o III iszs jcSS,tiussisr,g sk
~ i.; the United Etftess Army. z.

shP gniatsa. Sites ssit M Ri sS,i
asa, 4. . z tsaesssy Vsealg ass..3,
81 lseifRsay .e1ifs yes;si sTesTs fler the war;
Ia Genstot ia C0ngfes8 hid tho femsfissyil
ItP make the charge that Gen.. Lsss had 4
,RaHd sg iths Federal ARMY de1finsd'f3 1
ihvatiE and snbdae- the goathoae gtstegsi,
/ land that, being refused, ftaHl ,pique and ].
; ;FpfeptTpe y, ho ntnERed, aud ofsraa hia
sword In aid Of the Southern ca,isa. arld
thus was taised to the chief eoof oofiiiiitnd IP IP'
the f6bel fSSfcea. 2 On tbs iraGant zG
Reyerdy4 JohnaonIt &c Maryland, yhinsclfj
a Union man., deloSpced the etatemers
aP untrue, saying that although be hsd
not the authority of the accused To DENY.
if, Gentsai lees lofty chsrecter and uti.
leSained hoo9r alone Buficed 20 repaI the
charge, This Furnished she lfcasi0n fof
Aeneral. .LeeIt1 yise, through, Mr.. John. +
] son, not alone the conclusive proos Of tho I
ipcorrsctneaS Of tha cEaTge, but tho clsar
si..s s1o i iis. a III ssf xIi
from o eteta seuEs ofldnty and hdnoF, ths
very pEefegmant. which he was falsely ac.
,cfseq OK Goyesi1g. None can; tell tho
extraordinary story In Better tefias than
General Lee himself, as contained in tina 4
following modeaE and Characteristic letter
ddfessed by him ias the tfme 10 the Hon.
tteEertly yoJoi.nsoa, .ivho, aIioa long before !
fsfe deaih ayourhed "a, the contributes its
entire a;thenucity: 's''2''i; ''.i
i1' ~ LEXINGTON, w W.. . 2 Feb. 20, 1885,
Hon. s1eeiy ia asi,sts,. f7aikoi ,9tsfrs N,,ia
4. afe, t.ashinqsoa:s i, 1, i,',;i..,'s,' rs,.
/ nv DEAR EIR--lMy ettentinu has beer, cen,
called 70 the official report Of tie aeba!s
in The Senats Or the United eyssastss az fbbii
}lPth inst, in which you did ms the kinds.;
mess to doubt the correctness of the state
Apont made By She Hon, Simon Cameron
| 10 regard tol myself, 10 desire that Won ,
Ir3aY feel certain Of my conduct on tIo
occsqion referred to, 10 iae tIs nav individ-7l
uni statement can make iSeu eo:fb3 aii M.
Eneser intimatad to anyone fiat i de-
sired che commnnd, of ths TIn;taSJ Efafsus !
army nor did / ever have q cofiverSation %
with but 'onie gehtlenian / lIir. Francs
Rte5ton Biair) On tie stibieces tgiieh Sgasi
as his invitation and as iiundeEatond, at 4
the instance of Presideps lincoln A iaer
listening to his remnrka. I Declined fIs
'iofeg he mnde me to take command of the
army chat ives 10 be bfoupht ffit0 tsia fiefS'
could tla6 tiaurh @ nnneSnl 49, tD .seSa,sio1, 81
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IL. n. 9TEvEH9s Roatons naaoe
: IIKae fb 'YeaaEiatAe

Sltis q oomp6utd extracted from baftp, scSss
aud herbs 4 p Nature's Rep,ody. !; 1t Is per-
tew. Il 10 nopIishing and etyengtlen,nT. ltac;a
directly upon tho blood. 1t q9iSts the naryoI,S
sy',oni. Is gives you good, saost Sleap d tighS
III a great ranseea fo5i Suragoa Gathers ma
rolherp, for Il gives them strength, quinto their
nerves sHd gives them Natures tHset siCsp, a.
has been proved By many IN aged gis q
for our children. 1t has relieved and cured
thourande. tIs ia'very pleasant 20 take; &eer1
child iEoats. 1t yalieyes epd cures ell dIaeass1
TINE Give q Sa..F trial for your Complaints,
sueu {o9 Mill 6.y -. .Joiir friend, neishboyI anA
acquaintance, "Tsy y It ha9 sgFed @e!h ,,--,
'|vRuHTft-.Zf foT tlIgccsuplzint8 for viieis-itis
recommended, 10 having . larger Gale th rouehoue
she prt;ea G;qte9 than any Other osN madfqin&
Y, T,lS.2s A. ssShgaifRa win Ctaeo aSeSsD eE1s
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What is the age of your little boyg
inquired q venerable gaHtlenaani Of the
mother Of an ,impertinent youngster.5-
''The eauce age, Of conrss," replied tho
mother. The Sage ssW tt.' :. '.rS si4d Z
9qta4 Al little Eve -year-od could not auItb
understand why the Atssa did not ahiue
one night when the rain, was, pouring
down Ia torrents. She stood at the vim,
dow ponderiEg on the subject With ia
much gravity as CALLED Wh6n heil0oked
at the swinging lamp in tie. Cathedral os
Pisa, and with equal srcoess, for all. ct
once her countenance lighted up, and
Bhc said. "Mothef, I know why tie * sssSsss,
don't tshihe. Gi6a has pulled them III aub
solas To let the water como through tho
holeg.p ~. !. ,,,S..a u
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~ IheS bottom Of shS = 4
chog1aE isIeCrar ped occasionally s:n sAsa
qHset of fRndss The whole onpirs soaa4
itsels Unable ths. oshsS day, 20. meet d ssla,
naand for 1905, and, az 0lisr az arms
had To be ke ieetSd ca stiIsF. ag.c
These liltls evidence og ananSiaE lssss
ness ara EhseI;ng 80, the sBdsiah bon1.
helder who ~ wailieE for Bis lsss year'ss
interest," es. ( ,.,.5..s. y i,s
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CRAiitaeSSzoWt, yihso, AFitfen'is, 1eos.
lir. si. r. 81 viits Daaf EiiG-Tli1 ~ g0CoTS
tify that hnye ufed yonr Blood Preparation %
In my family for several yeare, end think
aiic AHoctions, IL cannot be oxe6llod ;'ond, 90
blood purifier oad 0Dfing inedicino - % che best
thing hsvn ever used iErd lhayo used nlmoas
eny ono ia need OF nucf wsaicine., Ut =
''," YoNss reGReoteullyI "a. ~ o. al ~,
,.,.,,,.,:t a., -. MRS. A A. DIEDlgORE
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o. iaDRR0 R3PiTasY Z 81 s.
''T0'' HE, 'FRONT.' !! /!

Z THERE a7e Some who have not come
forward promptly, and Others who me do
NOT think will be behind hand, with theil
that we must have what is due us, II, on:sT
ito carry on our business. We'now earnest
tly requese aM our customef5,v who are in.
ldebted to hB,- 20 come forward and psy Up.
Ave cannot gss the money ehat is,due US
by the lbt, OF ;HDeeeRakeR ne2te,ye
will pisoe our Notes and Accounts in the
hands OF en Officer for collection. ~
We hsvepn hand good stock Of EBtIy-
giles eEid1 vy@gOng. Our work cannot
hs eXcelled, and TOUR prices are as low.ns
any other market; ave ere constantly man,
ufacfuring yehiclea of. oil kinds, and can
supply you t1ith whatever yen want ip oul
I All kinds Ipf Repair Work dote in tile
best manner, and nt reasonable prives. We
will give gredA Bargaiusifor the cash. 'iyr
;n.s i,HA q p,n REND2&t STEPHENS. ;
rCctA, 1877 49, np 12ruu, - Sm 3.
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But i, am not to ospehk this evening of
such as these, 4 am, 70, introduce q lower
order, 70 explain the uhimsicalities OF
SottRsfh like. ] am 70 ta).. this evening
10 the mouth zee, SO to- speak, of that
clss5,ofa people represented by the nam
who asidE "4iaal sgwolf, and this. is my
night TO how'll, Such q man must needa
play prominent part In the delineatioti
OF those phases Of life from which Eoushl
eTp hnIaor isi siRsadeup2 A Acynic hrs eaid
that jokeF, Ike w9Eaen, rarely grow bet
t> e. - 90 .hesy gsoz eldar Aeain IVa are
told that the best stories are handed down
from age to aga. disagree with both.
Comic aituations have their lisiitationS,
but humor, ever changing and many
cid lgis aaIo1haustless source Of inSpiFR-
ton. In orr own country many natural
and political causes Contribute TO the
development OF our h1mor, which ii OF
q low order, but surprisingly pictuEesqte
and dReprcsentative.Ij 0ne9itaTatupe 10 fpn
of limitation, bus our coIloQpiai jokes asp
our own, We are not romantic peopie
like thS Engiis'f; iior witty peopls Ike
the Freashg gbdt Gut tsgeiies are enough
tn make, o1ailaughj sndia 40, lasaa. matter
| Of Eact, ne are funny in spita Of euzelYes.
There Is French story OF yonpg man
8ho Rsked his sweetheart If she was fond
i6f bShsts.s Eike replied! gAnS 1 10 olcon-
aidergthnt d dccinretion ~ That 70 plsre
French, Is could inat have been paid In
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THROUGH a GFllasS. DARxDYg

IsSfS se soSl,h Sl hHSRsg s; Asger ?.
sc1theEp .GhaFaSter. & D, .lF7,,,- IT -
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L0CATI0N4 Heslihy, accessible, ouis
X. NSgsssggshop, Within thrss milei..
pills attend three Churches In turn.
COURSE iOJl STUD A-Sesi,-Annual Jour
the "OASsSIuDY"' plan. nRaoi, pupil
.pufoueo tne leading etudy iat d ,tifilel
ii' Denomination OF aiought Increased,
a interest," suececs, and enjoy ynsent re-
s., suit BelleS-1attTes. Natural 8c,encs.
Mathematics, and latin, required foic
graduation. Studious girls complies
the Courseip three yeafs.
THE NA THEHA 7fCS SECTYOWvilf omen
Monday, Oct. g.. For FIVE o'a.is4s ;;l.ere.
afteI, eaoA y s4eR!.D 1u1tii viii Iccite
once in Spelling; and eaeh' Col eEiafe,
pupil three times In her appropriat9
branch of Mathematics, and onee,each
in Arithmetic and Spelling 500
TREdIU1fy,4 ,4FY5tefy ptlpl wffo ayer,res ,;o. ~
Or more 50 entitled TO q DISCOUNT of 10
to 90 per cent. on next Sessions Iegu.
.laF tniti4n.. :.
PHYSICAL EXERCISE receives gystsn,as.
ic attention; Daily practice in Calls
themes. l@Gl8tibM Health-Lift
Morning and evening walk, &c. ~.
THE &4It SkSSt6N opened 81 u,edais Jply al / ana .a
49, prpgtessins, with! qnusual order,
harmony, ,Hand enthusiasm. Pupils.
sre aawltsed at any time, and charged
.fe the eng. - .,..,a4.tnHa,.. ...5s..n
RATES., per Session OF 90 weeks ::.i..;o: Y,
Board, e1flnsiye. Of w sshing ..33..$85 90
HssqaS Insipn,5sniaI % to 20 SS &C.
For further i9foQnstiqn, send fcr new
Sept 10, 1877 -.,., g. ,1y
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-12-06
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liy daughtsf hha, rootivoS lereas s....aflt from
tho u19 Of the YEaETIsU;, Hey declInjpg health
nas Eonroo os crest EnXi6fy 70 'aii OF her
fr'ends. A few bottfe5-Of tho VEGETIER res.
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'r' gnsufsae8and Real Estlf5 Agans, ., f:s /.
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psaAHila Et n ts!aRnuFge ahaisaA t1agj
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A New Life, i'd Id the the Land iTi

a.fi -fs'.l ~. -,sL--- az -.Gf T.,S mn r,
HE 2 Ie=l.shstinn9 in Antierann vaa nne of
Il the most remarkable events since the
war. In point of, f,numbaEBi talente and dis
tinguished ability nothing could have eg.
ce6dad, it. 40 every stage of it9 pFoceGd-'
ingg 1t was nanifestitbat new life lie in tho
laaa The oeieb4a,s D. d, - -. am .,,.. ! -
and advocated Goushefn Medicines Eor
Southern people. u lHis Family Medicines
are household remedies. I7.l "a 3,ff
HEINTrSH'S, QUEENS, DELIGHT pr-
o1ria&&ttio blood hibNelJS a
HEINIESHS iHIpOD AND fLIyEB
XH1tLBtFdr Liver Complaint, EicE
Headache, Dull Feelings, Loss Of
.a.,. fAppetite. .-::- ,,.5 III, .i,.r .
,HRINITsHs, ROSE CORDIAL Fof
.s. G. Bowel Complaint. .5G"J of.i D..
sTANLEY's COUGH SYRUP Cures
Coughs. Colds. HAsthha, CataIrl1.
MOTHER 2 ARTING' PA INFANT toR
l.{HHAlGEoH all complnint incident
IL, TO Teethingi Sour Stomach. CEying.
THE QUEENS DELIGHT is the great.
,. lest Pharmaceutical product ever
u discovered for all dianrdnya and iin.
sasel which have their origin in The
.us blood Health may pow,6eregain.
,aeed. Life: prolonged. Beauty re-
stored: ------
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J'SMelling-of che Glands, Goitre. =
QGEEN'4 DEAfGHTLFor'fae Nervous De.
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QUEENS DELI HUI For Indigestion,
,i,, Liver Complaint. 81, ii" npiin-'z
QUEENS DNIIG HrA or Cahsnmptive
t. z TRsS On inyig drafting cordial.
9UEEkS DELI slT FOR GSnntera, nt Pros Pros
.!..ltfanon, t.Alt:1 NJ ssn YrCl,,d ~,
QUEENS DELTGHT-.For all Ontaneous
i..l Diseases, Blotohes; lRoilgj= Rimples;s
.J.i 6c..i d,ssDGo TvL- ~ ,tis,1stl i,C4s,l,
..n"R0B oaHLBhiB5hh DIR UGGNfg., ,,.yal
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Il 3, ;R$aRtaiIsH, &5soG. ~
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