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beginning Of the year in Switzerland
and the shares Of the two principal
lines fell about one-half This. wish
the decline Of the watch trade, makes
the Swiss feel poor.
-Catharine Of Modena, wife Of the
Count de Chambord, lately kissed the
Ropes slipper, and presented him with
10000 francs in gold. His Holiness
favored her with an allocution, OF which
the lady, being very deaf, did not hear
q word.
This year the St. Petersburg
Desttshe Zeitung completes century
and half Of existence. In commence
ration OF this event, with the new years
number II gave a fac-simile OF the first
number Of its second years issue-that
OF the first year was not obtainable.
The authorities Of Italy are max
ing another attempt TO suppress brig
andage and the secret society OF Malta.
They have begun AZ the top by arrest
ing people high in society and politics,
among them being the Mayor u mu-
nicipality in the infested district
European gossip has it that the
young King Of Spain is broken-h hearted
over the late marri- &c Of the daughter
OF the DucIess Sesno. Afonz0 hadn't
the courage to attend the wedding, but
shut himself up in his room, where he
received every few minutes note from
an attendant informing him Of the
progress Of the ceremony.
The Emperor OF Brazil finished a
discussion of the religious question with
the Pope in just 20 minutes, which,
considering the Importance of the SUBJ
ject, is certainly the quickest time on
record. In Paris he spent his time con-
scientiously in visiting the museums,
and academies, in each Of which he was
received with the highest distinction.
Anne Brewster. writing from Rome
to the New York World, says: One OF
the prettiest women in Rome just now
IS young American bride on her we'd
ding tour, the Countess Won Linden,
daughter Of Mrs. Loring Andrews, Of
New York. The young Countess has
ately married the Chancellor Of the
King Of Wurtemburg. Her husband
md mother and herself are spending
ew weeks in Rome. l have rarely seen
20 handsome and charming a young
person as Nine. Won Linden.
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aRA1faE Uuyoa lraR1Ina.

Me: !EpIxos: Thad the pleasure of being
Of the Union Nesting flour Gfanges which
met last Saturday ct Hafpet' ,Grange, ina
cf tta'many questions discussed ,icnc were
entertained with l.: ore plessssale than inc es.,:
t9bliahment OF . tlrabSef4, Hank st Knaer.
sen s Oh. There was O. good. repFcgsr tation,
OF the four Oranges, besides visiting GransergI
from other Grange, and aeYsfai 1iisie mace
specific In faS9E 6f the project. It VAS
some experience in business, taat national,
banks could nake money bylan naipZ money
az geysn ,peF Seht hes sGdd Seven per;
icsnt. tp the six psf Cent. which they receive.
on their q. g. B ihds deposited With the
TressnEsEs ps'a sss baya sirteeNprgent.
running Che fsaplya selad .Feu i,ayea proSlS az,
ten Ser F6inh interes3 on Is Is, D ,t
"a w3is sept5aslenl mt the i4tgls iatS d In
terest must be broken down beiore we would
see manuiactorles, aE & 6thsr loCIl Improve
ments spring up sp oarmidst and flourish.
The people ara becoming aroused On the.
subject OF q GTangeESs Asnlr, and. i.re deter.
mined tomnke an effort II obtain one. ri
-si~fi .it.iifffs4rt* ss.;fkyt,, * GRAN(aEH:.
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T1Ea EaH1 .5fo1ls.

The recent hail storm was innch iiliofe,
extensive aha destfuttiye then SgadB DE- farsk
supposed. Commencing above, Walhalla it,
centinned with varying fury along the gen
eral courbs of the Greenvillsl & Coiunihia
Railroad to Ninety Six. Nothing has ever
been known or heard of In this section of
the &orld 70 equal its fury and It's extent.
In many places 1t remained upon the ground
for several days in low or shady places, and
on Inst Friday afternoon, six layy5 after tie
storm, Mr.. 8. II. Johnston, who lives on
broadway Cteek.s In the Holmesp Shop
neighbpThood, brought TO this Office o little
baalietog ffe icy missiles, Which saaees hsfse
nlsFeaa Stated. wssevgry Ia Destructive q. .sEat
portion OF the County. These hail-stomes
wer6 as large as partridge eggs when
brought here loni Friday, and ni1st hayo
been fearfully large when they fell, near
one week previous. Number Of our farm
erS have replanted their cotton-fieids, some
with cotton and Others with corn. Some,
we learn, have eyer7 beea rpleughing up
their wheaifslds, which sNasa beaten to
pieces by the hail, end planting corn to
make q crPp ylgon their landsy It is jmpes-
abba e2Ssa % ths initasjy done
by the storm, but ste know enough to say
thLs Il vas enormous. @s',3
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UyYIUsyXr eOURP.

Thss5s form the Court 6f Henseatssf
aeinsia an [,n,,a PIE. &c III :
convenes .onp the Eonrths Monday of this
lnonrh. There viii not be 10 great deal OF
business, and It Is not expected that the
session viii lasE' micro than ono week. The
aame Grand Jury sshic, 1sarsesl last Februa-
~ win con.ipueto serve for the balance of
this year, and the following persons have
becn drawn teconstitute the Petit Juries for
the term: i; ~
Nm. McKeo1n, Elisha M. Walker, Fran
eis Clerk. (ss5 (ssi5 tfehsy Wilson, s.(c,) Richard
Kay, WIN. s. Martin, y. 3: Wsison, J., J.
MEttiA5ni.'J y. A. Reese George Riley, (c,)
Reuben, Clinkscales,, Jas. A. Graz, Fl A.
nabus, Aaron Anderson, fe.l Andrew EEr-
rig. Ii,uiiis Cryn4ss 9. =. .....,. = Tssl.
ington Reeves, w. L. Davis, w M. BeIlofse,
J. c. 6hafrrf t,ahx lfnhnst,ns tE4g 4 aharsfs.i.
Pineknsy Williams, J. Fletcher Anderson, i Bon
HITLER rsstpn, MS; Bailey, j. s. s....i,
sEatsoli, + jas. a. ATont goIaeYy, Joneah Iee,
lc1} WIZ. IoBbins, John Ii. JONES, Julius
Johnson, lc,l John J, Lesley, siias Hili,,
Walker. .Rnsss,. ,f s..s.e iis.sic,i.I - ~
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Hcgzpa pA&ry

The Second QusrteEly Conference Of
ccpkeesbury Circuit, convened at this plsee
aa g Saturday 81, IptereSsipg .aernons Eese
ming Bsogn. Presiding Eldsr, end the Revg.
Mes4fs. CLARK and Price, .alI of whom hre
aeaio.,s woykeTs,s,... "a 3ez6 doz, the property
3xT; y. Phillips, went round 9hgneig 6lsof-
hood last week biting 6oWa, hogs and othsr
= ~ hin. .sgEIia yqsiiSe, Wright held
Court hefe on Tuesday ~. lie Y voaestions M "a
tpiawho has the largest Irish Posetoes3i n
not deAnitely deteEfifp . - u DC crops, since
the heavy rain end hail ktof1ii, 6ie REPORTED
not doing weif..:. Our carriage aud wagon,
hutlaera, dcseEp.. ning not to 6e out donaI In,
work or price4 END this week % d c,tiaeIf
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j iWIEGIh hll6TGN, 4

Locals that would iiiisrsss the ssadess, OF.
the InTEt are fswsfak khaaa aai5aiiS."
iTosay that Edmund Joaley old Black hen
astshsS tps SSebe Ss4ss 4 shispS g
oz,,zsss; s- ses9ufeea OF this 1p ternI. Segion.
but we would ratks, chronicle the Gct ffnt,
said hen hateheda seEenseen large ,soTIe.s
ull-hedged, which, viii be ready at .orrr,
Methodint Conferonoo in July, when Bishop
originated Tumor that there vas to be .l, no
Comme hcene ent exercise, ,at our. -thmhya,
College In June. This Is iii bosh,a we ars,
proud 70 say there Is no Female COLLEGE IN
the stale where the pFospecta are sofn.teg-.
ting tar HpoeeHa asis the College ct this place.
attendance ,at this institution, and the young
ladies' that ars TO graduate at -tlie COMING
COMMENCEMENT GlS among tho most 6ifft51i
and accomplished that have ever passed the,
portals Of ithisfoD any other DoIlegeiintlie
state To cay there viii, 5e no Commence
of which, lths County is ps6.fa, iHl af1a:S Sa DO
not propose to localize It's 0ide-spreading
usefulneSs..r.A debate ,Has recently inau,
,gnrated araong the uddDts o. f6ol HILLS
lAeadnmyat thtz Ialau5p luna was held uh1sr
n the silsay 9 h shadoy Of one ofthose anilEteiaf
music on d. piano, eyaem by & school boz
during the week, make home 1s,hnppy Gs,
does o dsyeloprneEs of'tho n1scle, iri. conf,
motion with MteTatuse, without MUSIC from
the IL Eaale portion OF the fAmily p.
occasion :decided Hike Coy. Robertson, i.cf
New Eork, ,tiin f1ig veto mesShfa. fefsnifiv !.
TIE Jod of nature hag appoiated different
fields OF labor, duty. md usefsilntss5 foF tie
sexes; that the male by nature With his
S0aISe mar, mas not those do!ny locks and
tlevelopmsnts 9'saIiss homo 10 feFeSbe MS
with sweet strains from the soft touch loYf f6a
keys [; that muscle is conducive to natural
gTaasngl3 and pTosLsgityg and 50 sseSlecf tEe
classics our homes would Initiate modern
aslo e g s SSHss y; , egS ss
ment, but doep ploWing aud o Gulf Il 5ioEi 81
tho phys tpgethsF With ltlie E & 81
EeapchiIS l6gie Ak sS 1nan fS i.lsarI FS
TO the pfeseat ego. : Only tgo bows 20 a
music IN them y tbs other porticnjo or ltl4a
studen are how giving 1husual IL TOD
lady of. our town 5Yas recently fnS lge
with reference to boquets being ,yotr. 70 our.
plnees OF worship On the sabbafls hi Sfia it;
young men. ehe said that her i0Iidaess for
howera was go great ishe did not liE6aG eSaf
whether they should he worn by ehG Fouhs
that for young man to pin flowers "a his,
cokS Snlsdoh G6easionS' Has al Eeeili 81
imbecility,i and II Il yQan&,nfksDE ID,
exhibit his fitness for fs.nale assc. iation and
future usefHlness % Q hr;9ands e would be,
Same ps city dfd scisaRsssalS Rss NV spa Safe ssss
10 on all such 0ccasp Ig an thi,e
ne had pig IN the pen Il home: :and ,is5ag;
cqnatlained to believe that any ,aeseiSle ially:
WOULD prefer to live enIbig4 eail hash. faahas
fhan trust to, the hsapties oft i0Sture!i So
of our stores Il ot much oiisfsl !ifF cssh.
but an ahtihdnnce on Linn. -. 49,. 80 -, -
,,LOGUM STA0ILLI.
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TRR OoLLEa1A9e lsAY. pAnrY.

The May festival of the Carolina Collegiate
lnDtitute was celebrated at the University
building on last Friday night. The aifen-
DANCE yas large, and the decorations taste
iM dnd haantifdl.S The young jaaiA Of Che
College were Of course as beautiful and
MeETy an g0nld sbei expected on 70 propi-
aons an occasion, and by the graceful and
perfect inahner inlwhich they rendered their
several parts reflected great credit upon
themselves and their institution. The en.
teft!9slp1nlent n 1 began by the entry of six fair
spesslIers, chatting upon topics interesting to
school girls, as follows: First Speaker, Miss
Mamie Blockley; Second, Miss Mamie
Todd Third, Miss Carrie Brown; Fourth,
Miss Ella BleclEley Fifth, Miss Lou Cham.
biee; Sixth. Miss Texanna Burriss. At the
odnolnsion their dialogue, AfiaS Lola Wae-
son, Fairy Queen, entered, attended by
fairies represented by Misses Annie .Towerp,
y! Lilly and Eme Moore, Booth Nance, Lucille
and Louise Nsrdin, AnNis Fant, Emma and
Cora Ghamblee and Matte Clarke. The
Queen of May, Miss Stark Bellotte, then
entered, accompanied by her Sccptre Bearer,
5aiss i.AliCe Catlett. her Cfowner, Affss
! s;Dessis Ndfdin, and her Maids ooif Honor,
MlliisHes Misses Victoria Catlett, Lizzie Anderson.
Francis Lesser, Beula Herrick, EIiza Re.
0regor, Hall Ne,ice and Josie Majors. The
SoFohtati3n, !: the presentation OF the sceptre
and the Queens speech were most beautifully
rendered; aftor which Misses Mamie Towers
and Annie Bewley sang the beautiful song
:Sharming May" The following flower
girls next made their offsrings with, baaut;-
ifaA speeches at the Queens throne Tulip,
Miss Ret Rartlow; Rose, Miss EssiS Bursess;
Lily, Miss Pet Reed; Violet, Miss Fannie
Simpson,, paisey, Miss Picnic, Lesser
,Jessamine, Miss Helen Archer; Japonica,
Hiss Zulia Watson; Heartsease, Miss Sam.
uella Brown. The Queen then made O
clnsing hdilrraa. tfa exercieea vysre
al! present mingled their Congratulations To
both pupils and teachers for the creiitable
aid Exceedingly pleasant evening they had
afforded by this festiVala Z Prof. Ngon re.
qsszssstsl US to return his tlianks for the fine
music furnished by the Andetaoa Corrnioi
Band, which was . very enjoyable part Of
the evenings pleasures. q ll' IL sc'ifj - F.,
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pnHsY E:Afsq sss2ss iyys th,s hand 10 the
town. i we trust their eansnpIe win eIe poSSp !
30 irnitated by our band, and that the peo.
pi1 oi i,drUon viii enjoy 5iu,iil.r il
!ffats ~ te,e TO fhoee given e,g zal=.,s:,
z Tts sgqa 4, dog ! 4 ssyssy prevalent
si~".. 1sSsul@- cssniue5 ISaye Uesn killed In
Pl;kens, Union and fsrseuville Counties.
s'l last rfisiay y dog OF HEr. T. p. PhE.
Il2llaa :e1t :saa ssl5 nflee biting several dass,
hogs and c6Hs upon TIE pfaco of RoSiy. 4.
VI Bnyfst Hho lives near the Abbayills Line
below Honea Pasb, was killed by tina. gen.
tlsTaan. He has the bitten stock np ana
VIII Wstch casefuliy to ascertain whether The
,ssief OF madness in tho dsaddog Is verified
by any Of these goisg mad lfosn ehs bite
This ffightful evil is ON, the increase 70 an
alarming extent this season, and every town
anopid pass en- ordinance requiring Ell dogs
running at large to be muxzled. stAn oypcs
OK ton is worth q. paund OF fca,s.,,. -.
Mai. Willism J. Simpson, an aged and
highly sespaet III q. ii fifIss s. Il fyoil5ses
agdanships sof thiss County, sdssd at tiifga
O'Clock on last Monday In the town Of VII.
hanaspn, whittier he had gena some tsyo
faonthg aince in quest of health. Minor
simpson . was born IN this County In the
year 1913, and was In his aixtieth vear.
HIS health has heen feeble for several years,
but his last illness was short. he was an
Upright, usafgl anss Ejnd man, whose death
VIII be regretted by the community at large.
His gsraa'nai iveIe brought TO Anderson on
Spest:ay, r and escorted from tl,e depot by
number Of our citizens, who were acquain.
ces and Friends of {he dscassed. On Wednes.
dsSpths corpse was Inferred in Roberts
Church yqEaf.where the remains Of mary
Of his relatives are resting. ,a,.,s. ,at
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Z. .a9sealsssss o q EaosE paiisEse eNSda.
3,,,,,, ! ]; ~ p

s.i.iss s1.,,,1 8, ~ 3,
y s11..s ..s L g
Jiein. ssiliaag q 81
ttiess etoa II corn, while III eIe. 5ss0s9
gt'l'g'tg.fs zt4F9 pIGntSgs H9fEs C4sT1n: X1T.
Fsser, AscEhal lhas planted .his .Hh ssse terta
~ coFn......Taele wa o picnSe &c Sandy
springs on EatnESiay. ths i.th inet It was
pleesantiS spent by son.e DC the alllS aS Eaidy
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a 6akaSi5 aaaK,

At ths last meeting OF Hunters Spring
Greiige it wns resolved to endeayor to estab-
.lish a. Bank aEE ID IS IS Controlled
and directed ty tho County, Grange and a
sase.usi5n WIS aacptSl asking the IsfEEII-
ssnnt to cali Che lon oftfo subofslI-.
rss Gsahgsa Shforgio6e tis CSuIsy tG ths
acti6n bg Hunter's Spring Grange, and re-
guess them to dlEcuss ard oct suppH tEss
pEo5psl ltlon at thsil; tiext raeetIngS, IN order
sssssa 40 sh
C0aht t6ll pro Eiety 6E lla tiitsFp5Ese.
": w NE 80 tlist tis win "a:
ceive general attention and dFscass lon ia alI
The Gram gas OF d6rsbnl County. .pl y
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BfG IEvEsxzoE E.--r lloyd, staa grisysa s7,-ss
mans Who made ell ths, 81 Spss s nj
filats end tlse Unicl5 army q atea az
WHICH no pub i I'D 81 d way
Of get Ing i 1elle late IA Is ttf SnY Is, O.
pfins Isloy g stafs OF ieaT
sheet oE bank note roper. II shes ialIE.i:
ing, and fla ling Ont where ID tho Rrasld Or
20 cen or lle5 cox IS ctfi.
tho AZ ID lsSsss tss5 tSi9tif
Sec III q sss us. fuoii eslf sslgS l5
t!iEh g ca its St,eFi rs k1SbsySF
ptties,l Nilta "a iount ~
~. ~ = s; -
Lloyd Il b os y III Al a a.. a fl,a
WA lowing 0ys59 ;lsiifse,F
EtEeet alsu mum bes Same AiEs ailii f9te Is,
Alaeflca Send 3ss Sants to tlla LLOYD A7sD
fSoniTa hid, and you IA
copy ll, mail. - w. u. Hsusirhsed
phI!tStias Weekly. 100 :.
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]: q 'l'5 B .l,,,1 SSSyr J;
"a "a, baia leas. . .,.l {.

!. ottssr,
Did gsss. lssE m ss5,
Albert J. t1inks6aleg Rfaintin, against the
Feudletoii MSzEf fsat7 Company, VIII
liam Perry and others. CoTpoEatoEs, wal
liam Rapiply end cthHfg, Ci1sd tors Da-
iendanss;-;Aesiois: ypfs ieisttasssf ef Re-
ceirer. is'a OF gFepsz tsbS ~ sisladB
80 Ggpsinon Pleas llie County OF An
defson, and 5tate'Of 6soptI Carolina, 4 will
expos0 toS saie attn uBLIunG nGEyTGRY.s et
ANDERSON q. Hases q, on the NV hsIEs
|rE-TRaHE21D DAY OF laAY next,
All that Valuable Prop known as fIie
PenGl6 gE0xY,
Situate on the Blue Ridge Railroad; three
miles 6nuth sof, iReu5 ekoa Tisa Tract Of
;z s- =; s iss s7iss s, Stfuvi-
aed Into tgsos.traesn, alsd ;plats .of each ON
The Water-Powef, on the ggesty-Three
propeliipg LedeIia q Ie ggafss yYilgeIs'
running 81 pachln fi;l she main, sone.
enda-half story hYicssl hIIi n lby $50
end o large quanljiy of otheFs nlachiusfy
appurtenulit.n a M s,s Sz,sftye Il, kss9s 5s.s{g
Also, sdjci6i,,gas e pesstoIy esieI Tuild-
Ing, 27 by 20 faat, rlaciltsle aIsCts, 81.
picker rooms. with lathss, tools and sve7y-
nlns AIsS; e ah5fiisr S,,t5 ao.laa j,
an and @s press and ty setR q gaol e cards. pick
| Everything convenient fos. receiving cot.
tosi9 and1 foN ehiprlng man uiae ted goods
70 Gf35f fEeta9lEt = mo- sstst.l7fT .iaf
J. !. The iRFagideats yisouse, atone, ,osise and
and well Fraf3gsd for litEsin ;s npd eonsfo.t. !
Many. medAi ~ ~ ttst the I,lTsar;nrstvr ~
Yarns made aE eiii y ~ -
,Ad:5io-ng tho Fa Glory Tfact Is Ito acfea A.
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s ~ 81 ~ 4Ss a ! he
afiE6Ali 6t sts6a 81 lh6dRt7 lid
se 9 NJ 4 IA s Is y
s'is SFfi NV YYSIl RliEeis Hn7 uTIzls
Iee t9fs Sfsj;ss gsssSliotld ls5 aiIaa'
lpIaste sc. dgly2a atIas, ,YasEh
from Rvxopef' r. Tho fRaehe7e AEes EfoE thAo
teazzas -! Yeua ezss u.
Icat BzEndeia,cL GSatlS oifzns and S3li
iiiiSy tsgaaise, sllesszhI "a eco! CuiitocSs uiitos of
Spa,ia CiFolisSEiis psia aiifsT 56Pfa, 6P va
.taYii AT 9l5GW .ltsItG tns. ais Istu,l4ss
The annual .cOletIFasioH esi t,,e Phil6fg
theap IAlsrats Of EEskine College
will take place on Juhe slI5l Tiley propose
discussing theshhjeet, 5t's1saye. falAs eyAtSms
o5 fsligioif CAUSED more 'nslssryg siiau llsitss'
systems Of government p The orator. t6i'
the ScoaslSn ate lfeEsfs, r. O. Davis. 9s Ga;
ahdJ Z. Chalmers. 81. II, !, Tina. Il a.
.tiyff,, apd d Meesly. i. Al, g. ssaI|i.ca aSa 7, E.
neDopaiaa ef SIC ,fpR Ifhe aegasiyet dape1.
: ::;c;-
,1sh Sabni @esai Etioe.t biEs ,dtr'
HSs tho h q 81 yse s s2sisf iSf aS5a a, iiEs'
I.ppE Fever, c. Avery fa,sasl ais4 abppla hpyo
a1soiees Of .gQscHEs's il! aEnNA u sYRuP. .n0Iit,
allow for nnes.aahenf that, cough Saifs,
hold Of your child, yoGr family or yourself
CONSUMPTION; Asthma, Paeunanilia, Group,
Hotaoyrhsges.?sa land tottlsr estsil ldiseasssnIay
sesasss Altt6dghaie, is tisi6 Gk1sgAIf i;9E6R'
Is atifing tb64Sah5 Of slsass dreaded dissc
edses,r TT it I muck be ID hiye Il 81 bAnd
When three doseS win ct,re yop, 4. Ons Bof
win wlEHI leest. yplr whole fsmilS O. wiptaE and
keep you safe from DANCE b AZ ynu are COM.
sulnltiyesdounot7ress until oa5have 4risd
this reRdedy: Sample BoitlesS0 oqntse RagLe
ulaE Eiiae's6 rentaf sofd lyysgonr tDTssyieiss,',
yyiilfts dsySiiliAnasi' YiI8j'3s4es- .,s5i eT5T
t-f-sEtri
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All Al COZ 10 BEN DE.

sq Which gees behind the natrning Hoard d aT sn T
lrER carefully,
h been hee aqn ana great many others hnyS made partial
their
syaa 1 1 Of . @ S 9aa an
hsrRs hsnd na vii
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DAVID +. Eayzzy BALTSsoRB, Mp. DEAN
EJIR - Cur sfisinsr's IisdIgs vesnhiid . Il
ready paic Mfsh d Or aa5
dtTc5s pps exps II "a stosnally 'yga
have sold als weBs1ssd Send na sllosh shpn
ply at once and obiige, CsItitaihIclihei e fcs
Vault, AshS;lis, Nc. - t
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Gus ElI asb AID SseI m Jyi,


Domestic infelieitf,p vhicg ,lIi Sva,,aner
reportgera q nowadays czss,it with playipg gneh.
PA Important part in Bfs's drame. q ofsen
The result pR pi1S7ig 81 cS4ssvsiic cSv5siiic diSGase.
What 'hasbahd 81 i d6 .caii- DO cfeefffli,
snil.rig, and pleasant. when epnstapssiy sui
Sasef Perhaps the husband da hvsr i3iSbtSe,
torpid, and he experiences bitter, disagrcea-
bic taste or nausea, has chilli ea1eati taly
Fernntirg ysika gfh 1seas a,S a afFies5 ot the
surihce Sf his body pain n his side, shoul-
Through Ills slfering he Becomes aioos,Sy.,
qespoaeent.a and excee6ig tfT De-. Iii
tenper. Instead OF resorts lisz 60 la fs kfife,n n
remedy as q few small does hk De. efcs;ss
pgIgative fslless aIse tss!otSing atpl their
eovery, toatsgTic the hillary poison out of
tae6y yst65n hs,A purify the bicod, n iils Yiay
the part cf i penny ssiBe ktid potiIid fool
ish,np mEn he VIII attstnpt "a; econgir,ize lsy
saving the small cost OF these irneficihes.
Continuing 70 st,Ser gu! iervbus Stern be-
IA, fit subject to become ernbToiied iii do
hiestiD infslisity.n,s Or the good Wis may,
from her too iaboriouE duties or rga,nily'eSsSs
have. become subject TO suciI chronic asIsp,.
ttonA ns are pecufiatlg Incl Dent i'd hep 1eS.
And being reduced In blood and - strenE Esi,,
evaarfng from backaehe, nervousness. head.
ecIis antegnai ipver, anu enduring ,iii, 81,
htlnsfouS TO mention, she may Secoiiia
se.-sssl. end fsaAfialAAt,tr tlia, hat -..-.tAf
helpniate. m This depiorablS conditIon Of
illheaith, should she act wisely and employ
D1.s Rierces ,Fayorite Prescription, it Will ii
due time, By its cordial, tonic and nervir1e
properties, restore her health and tranaform
her from the pee slE scollI Inc. irrftai,ies
tempered inyalid 1 q happy; cqftil wife.
Laying Aeide leyity Gat2, 81 q ioi,sly.
hushalda eilts wives, yon will fiiId ilie Fan;
w Medicines above mantionsd gelisbla ana
potent lies. q For idnll ieslarsr & of
fantiuril book, which Is given sway By ,ilf
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1877-05-17
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