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DYSPEPSIA,

FiatDlency. Sluggish Digestion, want OF Tone and
ACTIVITY IN the Stomach and Bowels, Oppression
after Ealing. are sure 10 be relieved by a sing c
dose taken after each meal. great want exists
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CRAMPS AND PAINS

whether produced BY ind gestion, improper food
change oi Diet. too free mdui sence IA ic,
water, exposure 10 tuddcn changes OF tcmpera
turc are Immediately relieved by Il. one ounc,
added 10 q gallon Of
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D YSP { P STA.
GASTROS.

CtSTRON is safe, sV~Fsfp. and post
fire cure for that most d"pr"sstng Of "it-
ssenfs. aud a brief course oT trr6f"""f "''
v,storr the digestlrs OFBHHs 10 ttStF pr's-
ffne strength, HHd pr"n'of" Ia" h"|fhv
action of the stomach anal i''t"sf'aes- ihc
nerroHs irritahHty Of if"r"rH and at
,,sr,ous turxHiag a sefrHfarY HJe, ~
sp~rdtIu rcp,orgd By this 61~at. IN"
,top,nch a. restored 10 health and fhc Key :
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REMEDY !!
PILES.
II emOrrhOidS. s.
P1LoN.

Many causes tend to produce this painful and
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return the too frequent use Of drastic purga-
tiyes tend, to produce congestion Of the bowels,
torpid action OF the liver and numerous, other
causes are the source OF This complaint, and
hitherto nothing cGcctull has been presented To
the public. which would rapidly alleviate
symptoms and ultimately prove an effective
cure. Ia PILON We have remedy which not
only acts almost instantly, but viii remove the
largest tumor. ofthe part. lrile-j ny ab,orp-
ton, and many who have received MT only
benefit. but have becn radically cured. have
been assured (prior to using this treatment by
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could expcc. in life. would be By m operation
aid removing it or them from the sody by 4
procedure which neor.,itated the knife. Ini,
remedy has been hailcd with delight, and ,,
now prescribed By many practising physicians,
who are cognikant of Il. merits, a. thu only
known .urr cure FOR PILES.
1T Price. F.ay ce-t' I.er J,actags. M .tr
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JAmAGGA
GINGER.

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omatics and genuine French brandy, an ] il 'Asi-
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~ remain your friend,
ADDIE MILLER.

Price sI per bottle. A pamphlet Of 80 pages,
~,xing a treatise on Catarrh, with innumeTable
sases Of cures, sent FREE, by addressing the pro-
IITILEFIELD 4 CO., Manchester, n. Ii.
2mos25
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Dear sirs 1T gives me great plea sure to tell
people the good results have obtained from tne
ne nt vour Constitutional Catarrh Remedy. My
Istzrrh was very offensive. Discharges from the
head and throat, sometimes causing sickness OF
me stomach and pain in the head the most OF the
80 and a very sore throat, with hacking
rongh ami hoarseness; sometimes II affected my
ewes very badly. have used all kinds Of SNUFF.
and local applications without any benenI. for
eminenr phy SIC ian in New York with no beneni.
Yoar Remedy seemed to strike at the root OF the
aissasr sto1ping the discharge, headache and
us. in sbdrt tae, and feel as though never
ffbonld be troubled again. l recommended Il TO
q nnmber Of NV friends who have been benefited
by it. ,.,...a
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CHOLERA M0RBUS,

Cramps, Pains, Dls rrhGa, and py-entrry are IL
siAntly relieved by It. 1t uIl render an attack q
Cholera Norbas impossible, n taken when N
symptoms Of this dangerous complain! hrst mar
!. - 49,
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A Safe and Sure Remedy.
The Tough and IanK ~,tur
II Will Cure a Common Cold
II UW CURE CONSUMPTION

In few hours. not hv drying % up, but 10y re-
moving II from The stem. TRY IT.
o. will CURE "a Chronic Cough, by soothing
lie. Il-l.
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STATEMENT

OF TUE STANDING A>p CONDITION
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Or. ]. c. AVER & CO., Lowell Mass,
Practical and IHaiDficaE Chemists.
SOLD uY ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12
We Stop When the Time is Out.

Every one of our Subscribers Is wei! aware
that when they subscribe for paper published
in Columbia, Charleston, New York, or any 9th
er place ont Of tie Comfy, they must send M'
money before the paper will be sent TO them
and further, they know that directly the time
paid for expires, the paper is stopped but they
are hot aware that upon the strict adherence to
those two rntcS mainly depends the success, size
and value of the papers in those places.
Now, wc ask, why should The Editor OF n
County paper bc expected or even asked not 10
adopt and strictly adhere to the same rules =?
For the life Of us we cannot see why the same
rules aaae not as just and necessary in one case
rs the other, and we have determined to make
the experiment this year. With this number
we shall drop every name whose subscription
has expired, irrespective Of race nolor, or any
condition Of circumstances. Tile o.Ie mdrk will
be sufficient to notify each subscriber that it is
the last paper I've will receive unless he rencws
his subscription. OF course, we arc ready to
correct any errors
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12
The Weather.

We suppose il is not necessary for us TO tell
our readers anything about the weather we have
had for the past three weeks. Most of them
know all about it, by severe experience. The
people in the country have been under q snow
blockade all the time. One gentleman informed
us that for two weeks he could not get far enough
TO visit his nearest ncighbor; that he read
Shakespeare through twice. wore out two packs
Of cards and made cgg nog till the whiskcy and
eggs gave out, to keep the cobwcbs out of his
brains. lie did not say that he had looked in
the Bible once.
Our country friends were unable to visit the
village folks and the village folks couldn't go in
to the country, consequently we have had
complete sagnation of business. Such a severe
an long continued spell of winter weather has
not been experienced in this section within the
memory of our most venerable citizens. In the
North the people can stand such weather, be-
cau@c they expect and prepare for it, but III this
section no ono lad made any preparation for
visitor frcm the Arctic regions, and it has been
Il severe trial to all, but more particularly to
those who had but small wood piles. Even now,
although the sun ut midday gradually melts
thc snow where its rays can reach it, in the
morning the ground is again frozen hard and it
freezes all day in the shade. From our cy-
changes we learn tha: the weather has been very
severe in every part of the country, and caused
grca. suf!arin".
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4 Mules Drowned.

Our esteemed friend Dorsey p. Dnncat, met
with another heavy loss last Wednesday mdning
by having four Of his best Mules drowned Ill
Tiger River. They were crossing the bridgc
with an empty wagon when one of the sills OF
the bridge broke and precipiaed Mules. Wagon
and driver into the river Az Slsr mules
were rescued without much injdrS
Only few months ago, Mr.. Dupcan had his
large barn and Gin House and heir contents
burned up, and his domestic a!ilictlns have been
extremely severe since y man with less nerve
and energy than he would have sunk under the
trials that have been placed upon him.
ESS" \ colorcd man by the name OF bii Fil-
grim was found in front of Col. Evins residence
in Spartanburg, on the morning Of tho ID Inst,
frozen to death. lie was last Ses&aiVe on the
evening before, much under ~ influence OF
liquor, on his way home.
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gZJ" The sccoad Wednesday in February is
ST. Valentines day, and the day when the Pres
idcntial vote will be counted in Congress.
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ns1- The Washington Natioa says: 'Thc
only difference between Chamberlain and Elamp-
ton is, that Hampton is making troops Of friends,
while Chamberlain is making friends of troops.
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Tho NTimaan TO bo Heduced.

'tr-si.n DC compelled, attor this week, to re-
ducc the size of the TimcS to five columns in q
page This is made imperative by the great
iainhS OH IN our advertising patronage and the
uncertainty OF collections to meet our necessary
weekly expenses. As rc;renc ment is the order
t the day i'll all businesses, we must adopt it
D. or discontinue the paper altogether; and we
Ut intend to stop it just 50 long as we can
enough money to pay the printers and for
'. " anu buy cracker and herring n day
II home folks. Should business revive we
most assure lly resume the present size, at
'r make Tie paper still larger
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Gov. Hamptcn's Call.

We publish this week, call from Governor
Hampton upon the people of the State for 10
per cent of their last years taxes, to be applied
to the urgent necessities of the charitable and
penal institutions of the State. That the call
VIII DC willingly and promptly responded to by
the people of Union County we have not the
least doubt. In fact we knoW the people are
fanxious to show their devotion to the govern
ment they have elected by giving it all the aid
IN their power whenever called upon and in
whatever manner Governor Hampton might in
dicatc. They know their taxes will be honestly
and discrectly disburscd, and with that assur-
ancc they will not withhold the small amount
now called for, one moment longer than they
know who is appointed to receive it. In no
othci way can the people give stronger assur-
ancc of thoir settled determination to sustain
the Hampton government than by contributing
to its financial necessities, particularly when
they have the assurance of Hampton himself
that the taxes they pay will be appropriated to
relieve the suifcrings of the unfortunate inmates
OF the Lunatic Asylum and provide against the
now apparent necessity of turning loose upon
III" ncople the hardened convicts in the Pcni-
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CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR

cnn,srnAs AND NEW YEA1 "s' Msss
Christmas and New Years Day 'Sfif
time within dozen years have iulle. ,',u-
day They occurred on Monday in 1860, v'.r n
the following singular prophecy wax cXhuh. 81
from an ancient folio in the British Museum. r
"!f Christmas day on Monday be,
great wintcr that year you'll see,
Aud full of windc both loud and shrill
But in summer, truth to tell, -
High winds there shall se, and strong
Full of tCmpcsts lasting long;
While battles they shall multiplyau
And great plenty of beasts shall dfe.
They that be born that day, ween1
They shall be strong each one and &een;
lie Shall be fohnd that sealcth aueRt;
Tho thou lie sick. thou dest not
1t will be remembered that the following year
witnessed the Austria rrussian wars and was
memorable for disastrous gales and fof dcstruc-
tion by the cattle plague In 1871, christmas
M Mar 1% "ecnrrS5 IN pin " " @ fe neae ysar Ms
noted for prevalence Of the cattle plague Arc
We to have war and pestilcmcc i'll 1877
TIE OLDEST AND TIE BEsT.-Thcsc are the
claims which the publishers ef the Nep York.
Observer make for their paper in their prospec-
tus Of the GtyEfh roiamc. And, while history
bears them cut in the first, IN undertaking course
in sending large, fall, fresh readable iua'-
lily newspaper, gives them at least right to tho
second. In TIC great multitui ic of papers tiiat.
ton and an env;able position il is. No papS
reaches us that we recommend more hcartily.-0
| 1t is published at So, 10 year, postpaid, and
| the premium picture and chrome humbugs are
| left for those who have nothing better to offer.
| :. l. Prime & Co., 81 Park Row, New York.
| TuE FLORIDA CuMMITrEE.-Washington jan
uary S.-The Florida committee has returned.
| There will lie no minority report on the State
| election. The minority report reSai ding the
| Presidential electors, if any he made, wit show
| that there were mutual intimidati"-'S-i Inc ne
| procs inimidating - oui" race IN t
s.'. I;s,,in,. ar,n Jacks in other districts W
sIc,crrci ~ Voting the Republican ticket from
Gn.,. ~ Sling employment. r
| IN the National Theatre ut washicton. thd
play being the "Two Orphans" and the occa-y
son beng the first appearance of Kate ClaxtonS
IN this play since the burning of the Brooklyn
Theatre, cry of eight - was l.istakcn for,
'hre and u panic Immediately resulted IN
WHICH several persons were severely bruised
General Earlow's letter regarding the Florida
election, sticks in tic crop Of all honest Hcpub.
leans. The very man sent by the party to
oversee the count, virtually conceded ilc Etato
tp
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PUBLIC MEETING.
The Governor we Recognize.

meeting of the citizens of Union County,
| irrespective of party, was held III the Court
| House on Monday, the Ist inst, and notwith-
standing the terrible snow storm quite respec-
| table number of our most intelligent citizens
| were present.
The meeting was called to order by MIR. Shand,
who. moved that Hon. L. B. ,Jetcr take the
chair, which was unanimously adopted
On motion of David johnson, Jr., AR. d. T.
Duncan was elected Secretary
Upon taking the chair, Mr.. Jcter briefly ex-
planned the object of the meeting. lie said it
was well known that two persons now claimed
to be governor of South Careliua. One Of them
ID. Ii. Chamberlan-had received minority
of the votes cast, anil was declared elected by
the Mackey House, held by the Supreme Court
to bc an illegal body; the othcr-Gen. Wade
Hampton n-had received n majority of the votes
| cast, and had been nauguratcl by the legally
constituted House of Representatives. And
this meeting was to say which govcrnmcntthe
people of Union would recognize
Mr.. Shand made u few remarks to the Same
point. lie said ii was II question which no one
could shirk. That the tax levy of tho Cham
bcrlain government enormously high as it was,
had bee. passed in part by pretended House
which tho S,rreme Court had already ,ppe-.-
nounced an illegal Scdy, and h ID been approved
10y ID. H. Chamberlain, claiming to be governor
because 50 declared to be by this same illegal
body. Every cent, therefore, pail under that
tax levy would be a voluntary, Gsatrbu,ion to
the support of a revolutionary gSs sernmcnt, and =
that no one would pay it except those who 4
wished to sec Chamberlain maintain his posi-
lin Ti,n ,n,t, fI,,,,;.,
was alSo voluntary, but that every patriot who
desired to see Hampton governor Of the State
would surely 10 the little which was asked for
But there were other matt srs which would soon
force every man to ayow his allegiance For
instance, before the close of the mon,h persons
would claim TO be tri;S justices under hemp 4
tonsS appointment, while others would claim tdSY
hold the same offices under Chambcrlain's an
poin'ment. 1t was, therefore, n question soon to
be brought home to each one Of us, and ono.
eide it now aud here, and to say say in ii advance
which of the two claimants VIC would support
and obey.
Mr. Shand then offered the following pream.
bic and rcsolulioas, which were adopted unani-
mously:
WHEREAS, 1t is proper that the citizens Of
Union County should publicly indicate the
course of conduct which they intend to pursue
under the complications now existing in South 4,
Carolina and
WHEREAS, it will be necessary for every cti-
zen to decide at an early day to which govern
ment he will render tribute, and to which Off
cials he will yield obedience therefore be it
- Resotoed, That wc, citizens of Union County
iifHssSesS meeting assembled, speaking as we be-
lew sentnents Of all classes OF our people,
tccYgnize M4dc llampon as the legally elected
klsse eqaisli edSgo ysgnor ,eI SQRSll arulna; and
ls,.,,., r. .,,sss sssss ls T.. -
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Security Life imsuraucc and Annuity Co.

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as c"nhIch'i'! "oo"'''"'' ~ ~ ma I,;i
to The person nN''% INC s''".' NV i;n,
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cnt forms IN "'"t,'"' ''' ''. 10y ,s,; |
fuic ad"p'c' ~ 'V"E''s '.S H., II,,'s =, /
10 the cerN vi my "'N' = LIl;
pace on inc '"l, '"I ,,,,,, ,hn ,,r
cgodentiais sho"'ns 'n''' ,T,o $50,
OF herr S'n'c; ~ '"' 't'''''to vi " '' ii ,i
Congress 'Icf" Hc' n''s'" t''"'n u =, ',. ,, ,,,
names ni "'"oe'S ''.' 'T Wv .;EaI -, ,;r,I
Nv1ega'io"S 'rPIHI,,"I, ,II .0 ,l,,,Inc;Ic, r,I,,y
this rule, the ncNi House w"uu organic WIN
ont Florida, Louisiana and N""'n '"'Unhn'-
Taxing n% bass the 'n''c r'crh'iH P""r'>"'.
in the tortd, TINS W"ui' maN| 'he "'n' ','' ~" -"
tie eiecNoN Tor NrE"Nsr IN p',,oe'''n ,"1 - 49,,
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49, ,.,I,,;' E~o,,t;;,,s. .fbo d.,sSS
s.stss ~, c,o,, cISisso - boyE ,br
"a ~ -, go, o.r,iGc,,ns rho State delegations
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12

DEATH OF j. NEWTON CARLIsL"---Nc regret
to safe that atc!cgraphic despatch was received
here on Wednesday morning dntcl at Okalona,
Miss, Jan. 8, stating that J. Newton Carlisle
died that morning from wound received in Il
personal difficulty. In the death of MIR. Car
Isle the State Of Mississippi has lost brave,
true and honorable citizen. lie was born in
this County and the announcement of his sud-
den death will cast II gloom of sadness
extensive circle Of warm friends and al.uircrs.
4 gool man has fallen.
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CAST BE llELrEp.--EN-r Treasurer Carlozo an
nousccs that the payment ofintcrcst on consoli-
dated bonds and stock OF the State has been
Ostyonel, &C., SC, on account OF unavoidable
delay in tie lcvyinS anl collection Of taxes
Register.
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1877-01-12

nEi,. Judge Lawrence, the Republican mem
Der of the House congrc- sirnai Committee, is
firm believer in the honesty and integrity OF
any being with African hloUl i'll his veins, AMI
had about thiry.hyc .! these ''mcn AMI broth
cvs" hanging around him all the time he WAS III
Columbia, drawing their per diem amd mileage
One evening tho Jadgc told them their services
were no longer nccdcd to testify for Hayes and
Wheeler. and ordered them to go honc. On re
firing to lis roOu That nigGttk tse deposit
s2on the outside q saieeH
ene2of the tcs.ifSfre ct,sS syte, Psssan''
sias on the lately ssF&sS teisaI 2 egg q q
and wolkel home ing next DAY siSs
! Judge was running around the Wheeler Hons'
in his slippers, enquiring if amy one knew tho
! Post Office address OF II 'colorcd gentleman
! with pair of line boots No ono could tel
| him, but advised the Judge 10 address 'Roddin
1 . ID ~
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b." In consequence o' the extreme weather
which set in on the night "i the 24h Of Dcccm-
Der, no freight trains could be run OH the :. and
L. Il. L. for two weeks. supply of paper for
us was placed on the cars at Spartanenrg on the
oath lust in time to bc caught in the blockade,
and, consequently, di no: come to hard until
last Saturday. That is the sole reason why the
Timcs was not issued last week; and that is the
only apology we have to make. 1t was Nis''a
tion of Providence and no one was I" blame
For some years we were ab!eto lay III Il supply
of paper su,cicnt 90 last some months, but as 1t
is a cash article and our collccti' MS have BEN
SO very small and uncertain the past six months
we have only been able to order in sma!! guam
titles and upon short notice, which has often
caused us great rowblc and anxiety i'll getting
it in time
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Tho Commissioners Report.

We received communication signed by
"' OF citizens, making enquiry why the
--I,u:-. port-r .'-I., "
mssisar had not been published. We SHOULD
las,s VI. he'd the communication, although its
spirit was Nculated to create some i'll feeling,
on .n ing personal enquiry of Mr.
Dunsan, earn that the delay was occasioncd
by the BE not being allie to get the report
and sigma Of each member. One has been
aDscntils ubcr of the Legislature and the
other,aM . II, although written to frequent
Y, has not as either made report of his
ciim for scrv or taken any other notice of
che rc,pest OF ru. other members. Mr.. Duncan
assures 10, how T., that the rcpor. will be pub
shed in :,kScr' ,..lc. --
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General Earlow's letter regarding the Florida
election, sticks in Tic crop Of all honest Rcpub.
lcans. The very man sent by the party to
oversee The count virtually conceded ihc $taro
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GGsy" \ convict rec .gnr.r" IRON the
Penitcntiary, after hi ... went to ne resi-
dence of, one of the ra'c ofioors Of the
institution and Undue .. ..,.r II the rtliccr To
let him have sixty. .u.~ cut clothes.
rrprcsci ting that the oinccr mad sent him sor
them. The cX-conyict now struts about in
broadcloth, while the officer wears his old clothes