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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-08-15
sALuDA YapfEsg ABgoOIAFrog.

The Saluda Association met with the Flat
Rock Church, in this County, on last Thurs
dny, and continued in session until Saturday
evening. The meeting was very large and
interesting one, all the churches, except one
rtwo, being represented. The business was
transacted expeditiously and with marked
unanimity, considering the important meas.
ures adopted. From the report Of the Treas
urer of the Executive Board 1t appears that
this Association raised larger amount of
money during the past year for benevolent
objects than anyspreceding year. The time
Of the meeting of this body was changed
from Thursday to Tuesday before the second
Lords Day in August, which will hereafter
do away with the Sabbath meetings. The
Church at Flat Rock and citizens OF the
community deserve great credit for the
ample provision made for the accommoda-
ton of the delegates and visitors, and the
cordial receptions with which they vere
greeted. The attendance during the entire
session was large, ana on Sunday. q very
large congregation assembled. Tho Mission
ary Sermon was preached by Rev. A. w.
Lamar at IL O'Clock .. M, and the stand
was occupied in the afternoon by Rev. J. s.
Murray. The Association adjourned to
meet next year with the hit. Bethel Church.
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nraEE,aas
Uonen Pntl,.t

Ftqt k1Ouco HGSks ~
HoNEA PATH, 8. c., August 3, 1878.
The Democratic Club at this place met
to-day with DR.. ia. Hudgeus presiding.
The President read letter from Hon. J. l..
Orr declining to run Cor the House Of Ron
resentahve5, end appointed o committee to
consider this Letter, which offered the fol-
lowing resolutio1s:
Rcsolosd, That We appreciate in the highest
degree tho motives which prompts the Hon.
James L. Orr 30 dscinA tlienominetion ten
dered him by! Club &
Reeolred. That we remember With pride
to this County and State at large during the
past four years, and feeling as ne do that his
experience in legislative matters will enable
him the better to represent is In the fntnre,
unexpectedly decline 10 make nomination
In his stead, and urge him to withdraw hi5
letters Of decliuaion.
The resolutions were adopted, and the
Club adjourned TO meet or the 17th instant,
TO make other nominations. Every mem.
ber Is requested 70 be present.
T. A. HUDGEEs, President.
II. G. REED, Secretary.
broadway.
AZ 3 regular meeting OF Broadway
Democratic C]ub held Aug. 7, 1878, the fol-
lowing nominations were unanimously
made: =
SENATOR. w. Norris.
Representatises--John B. Moore, o. II.
p, Fant, w. O. Brown and G. s.. MaHison.
Probate Judge-W. w. Humphreys.
Treasurcr-S. K. Moore.
Auditor--W. T. Grubhs.
County ommisSioners-Samuel Browne,
B. +. Dacus and VIM. 8. Hall.
School Commissioner-R. w. Todd
The Club adjourned to meet next regular
day-second Saturday in September.
s. J. BaownR, Geo.
Fork No. ..
Fork Club Me- Q met 3rd day Of August
and made the following nominations:
Senate--B. +. Crayton.
House of Representatives-Ma5. g. w.
Maret, J. d. Sitton, w. G. Brown, +. e.
Harrison.
County Commissioners-CaptJ J. NJ. Kidd,
". 8. Gall and Mai. Thos. b. Lee.
School Commissioner-.Joh ohm Sullivan.
Treasurer-S. E. Moore
Auditor-W. T. Grubba.
Probate yudge-W. w. Humphreys.
P. S. MAHAFvEy, President.
w. s. LHE, secretary.
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cited from the Rep.sbfican could bo ban.
;,hed from ouriaid. That no such letter
was written by Democrat fsom Green
Vile is too evident TO be doubted by any
penon, for IL any such fesling existed
nuy sane man would have more policy
than to express it, and every fafr-minded
citizen Of the Union AnoWs fir.s shs peo-
plo of snuth Carolina are to-day as true
and loyal to the Union as the people OF
any American State. Every sensible
man knows also that there is NOT tho
slightest intention to resist the United
States authorities in the case of the Ladd
murderers, except by regular proceas in
the courts, and that the ultimate and
binding decision is to be he'd from the
Supreme Court of the United Ststes.
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TIE BED SKIRTS, aEgEysnsaay.

The calebrct,-c:-- :, .-:ond anniversary
of the formation of the Pendleton Red Shirt
Company on the 23rd inst. viii, without the
occurrence of some unforeseen misfortune,
be very grand affair, In the number of ct
tendants and in the degree OF interest man
tfested in 1t. There will be larger gather
ing Of mounted men present than has as.
sembled in tiiis County since the memora-
bic campaign OF 1875, and Governor Hamp-
toms presence and speech will Of itself de-
serve and secure very large attendance Of
both ladies and gentlemen. The accomuo-
dations in the way OF seats and 80 forth viii
be ample, and every thing that can be mada
to contribute to the comfort and pleasure OF
those attending will be arranged. Pendle-
ton never does things by halves, and every
person may rest assured that tho coming
occasion will be most successful and memo.
reble. Trains will no doubt be run from
below and above, carrying those, Wishing to
attend ri one fare for the round trip.
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TRS RnD oHYnT AuurypraaRy.

Mn: EDrfoR: The following gentlemen
have been appointed by the "Red ghirts''
and Pendleton Club as committee to 40
licit bnskcts for the picnic. Il 10 desired of
them thai eneh one will canvass his irnme-
diate neighborhood and invite his neirhbors
generally to join in the celebration:
CoMHrfTnE--W. II. d. Gaillard, Chm'n,
John b. Adger, jf., Warren Martin, Lieut..
Gameweli Gaines, Central } ID. n. Russell,
~. u. Rochester. Len. Hamilton, CaptaiR
Peter Mcphaii, w. d. Garriaon, w. w.
hnssell John b. Written, w. g. HUM
phfiess Augustus Cochran. ~. s 55s >,
The lumber has been hauled into The
grove near the Episcopal Church for The
tpeAkere' stand. On Saturday last the Ar
-tlilesy drilled with the now brass gun shsy
have lately mounted, aud oil Pendletcs
tire for the .occagfnr, .r "a 81 ~. 4 n s ~
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Ari TIalanIahll, 20

You deserve TO sufEzy. and iF Won issd q
miserable, uiisatisfactorY LIE Ia tlsis beauti.
fni world, it 81 entirely your oWn fault, and
there IS only one excuse for you--syoSsr ltriz
zsas0pahle 70 pre- Hiics and akeTt ticienI, which
has lied tllcaEande. PolBoiial lEnowIcike
show you that Green, e "A Aurtisf III Ioyger sill
caas1 n.-s. sss 1 leas oiD pinint or Tysaeenala
with Elk ita SniseEekie cffscts, such ds nicss
heaaacho, pnlpitelioa or tie heart, sour
etonaAch, habitual ecstiYenest, diGzitsoss Of
the head, nervous prossf7tion, losy fpirifs
&c. IFS BsleJ nov Seaoh every, town IN ftb
Western Continent, and not q Drugsist Sit
Will tell yon OF ita wonderful 6sirsS You
can puy, q brlIu pIp Eottie for 10 ceIlta 1iiyrc
t2oses 81 yelieye yosts
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BoNDROLpEas, rrRETrl1a

A meeting of the Bondholdars of;the
Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company
was held in the Court House on last Mon.
day. in which Col. r. e. Harrison was
called to the chair, and DR.. w. 81. Nardin
requested to acs as Secretary. The bonds
represented amounted to $175,500. A rege-
luton was adopted requesting the bond
holders to bo represented either in person OF
by proxy ct the meeting to be held in CO.
lunbia on the Goth inst, and also to units
with other hondholderB in securing the ap.
pointment of some Southern man as Re
'ceiyer. ss-gsS
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For school Ce..,1,aisaron,er. ,

The many friends of G. @. REED re-.
specially announce him es candidate for
the position Of School Commissioners for
Anderson County-subject to the primary
election. Hehas been prominently engaged
in the work Of public education, and if
elected will bring to the ofice practical
experience and knowledge which will be
valuable to the public school system Of our
County. csh
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The many friends of WA. 8. HALL re-.
speotiuiiy nominate him as 8 c.aad;;tss.e for
the Office Of County Commissioner at the
next election-auDject to the result Of the
primary election. Mr. Hall is well known
throughout the County as Deputy Surveyor,
and knows the wants OF our County.
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Tug sFUYrcYp,Arrl rlsrx9gOyJII..

i 4 . . y
~ The e.ection for Isitendant aud WaSdens
ofthe towns OF Anderson came off, on. Last
Monday, and, although 1t was conducted
under the special feature of our charter,
which allows cumulaiiye voting, tho entire
Democratic ticket wa elected. The regis.
tration OF electors gtood-whites 174, and
coiored Lib; 60 that IL the political parties
had divided on the race line. the Democrats
and Republicans could esch have elected
two Wardena. The Democrats, however,
put In tho field full ticket for Intendant
and four Wardens, and the Republicans
ran no Intendant and three Wardens A
raiiying committee was appointed by tho
Democratic party, and by nkillful and per-
sistent effort the Republicans were utterly
routed. The vote for the Democratic nom.
inees stood; 80
FoR IRFEHDAHr:
u. +. ly.".."......-....235 votes.
EoR WARDEEs
.s w. y. Lyon ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS votes
Il. Il. Murrah. .........,.............215 ''
y. e. Wtlson..... ....................2l0
j. G. Whitefieid.. eid.....................2IO
The vote for the Republican candidates
stood:
FoR WAnDgEs:
Green d. Williams. ...........,.......S SO votes
Moses Lee....." ....".....................74 "
Moses Cherry ry....................,.5?
Moses y........"..............1
A larg@ number of colored men voted the
Democratic ticket in whole or In psrt, end
the election shows what the Democratic
party can do by we'll organized and active
effort, and we hope the SUCCESS In the town
election will afford @ atimuluH to the De-
mocTaey Of the County to follow in the
work of overwhelming Radicalism at the
polls. The town Republicans are COM
pletely non piassed at the result, and do not
see how they heye been SO badly beaten.
They haye as party met their Waterloo,
and cannot again be rallied. They will, we
hope, begin to realize that If they wiph to
be on the winning side in politics, they will
have to vote the Democratic ticke. for
State, County and Municipal officers. Rad
:calism is dead, and can rise no more while
the Democrats remain united. The new
Council will be sworn in the latter part OF
this or the frat OF next week.
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The name of WILLIAM McGUKIN IL
presented to the people of anderson Conn
ty as o suitable peuon to all the cfice of
County Treasurer, subject to nomination Of
the primary election as provided by the Ex-
ecutive Committee. His qualification and
fitness for the office is recognized by many
who elected him to the position in 1875.
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July ls, 1873
eHERIFF's sATE.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON County.
DY virtue of various executions to mo
I'D directed will expose to sale on the
First Monday in September next, 1873, at
Anderson Court House. 8. c., She following
property, to Wit:
LOT NO. 1, or home place, containing
sixteen (10l acres. more or less, bounded by
lands OF w. r. Simpson, 8. 8. Cherry and
others.
LOT NO. 2, containing one-fourth Of an
acre, moro or less, upon which there is
etore-houBe and other buildings, ard boun-,
ded by John Cherry anu oinuro.
Tho above lots Of land are lying In the
village OF Pendleton, in Anderson County,
and levied upon as the property of Carver
Randall In favor Of Thomas Dickson md
Others against Carver Randall. out Of which
the Defendant is entitled to his homestead,
which win be appraised end B6t of to him
before the day Of sale, and plats of the re-
mainder win be exhibited ON day of sale.
Terms of sale Cash. Purchaser to pay
extra for papers.
JAMES H. MCCONNELL,
Sheriff Anderson County.
August 8, 1873 4
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% HENRY GENTRY snnounces himself
candidate for the Office OF School Com.
missioner for Anderson County. Having
been disabled in the late wax by the loss of
hand, he aolicits the favorable considera.
ton of the voters OF Anderson County.
He will conform to the arrangements that
may be made by the Democratic party In
reference to the primary election.
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Fer County cor,,,,,,,,,,,,.,,.

The many friends of Mr.. B. F. DACUs
respectfully nominate him aa suitsble per.
son for County Commissioner, and ask the
Democrats of this County to consider him
favorabIy in the primary election.
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1,A = An.1s,a TrlZvrn AIN Aorp y,
may Be taken by parsons with broIl en- COM
stltntiong, or fy. children with perfect uafe-
ty. Obstinate c1aes OF long standing are
permanently cured by this speeisc. Fsrsaln
by all lirlggists. b--2
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The friends of s. e. MOORE, the present
County Treasurer for Anderson County, by
appointment of Gov. Hampton, nominate
MIN fuF fe-sPlcc::..nent fe-sPlcc::::. to snid office ns the
primary election, in such manner as may
be determined ON by the Democratic purity.
MANY ERIRrDa
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1878-08-15

The friends of JOHN SULLIVAN, (of
Fork Township,) respectfully announce
him IS suitable candidate for the Office OF
School Commissioner OF Anderson County
subject to the result of the primary cleo.
ton. Help our old worn out teachers,
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II ycn select good and healthy fo7d
for your family, y6n should also look TO
the welfare Of your Baby. yog ell
troubles Of early Childhood, nothing 10
better shnn Dr Bnll's Baby Syrup. %
cent? q bottle.
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r. w. TODD announces himself can
didate for the Office of School Commissioner.
and solicits the favorable consideration Of
the voters of Anderson County. He will
conform to thu arrangements that may be
made by the Democratic party in reference
to the primary election.
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ANNOUNCERaEHFg.
For County Auditor.

The many friends of Col. THOMAS j.
PICKEHS announce him as o candidate for
re-appointment to the Office of Auditor Of
Anderson County at the primary election Of
the Democratic party.
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Dr. =. II. wilson OF Ben Lofnnnds Ark.
says: ~ have beeit IN tho practice OK Stsetif-
cine for % yeafas contracted severe ana
Troublesome cough. which IaatGd f5f fe
years for which 4 tlsed many prcparati ions:
with no relief; at last tried Dr. II AssrEn's
Iy1ss0 BANK which ea tifeIy cured met
DIP l1I u, tTfIeoy.
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For County Treasurer.

The many friends OF Mr.. B. O. JOHN
SON, of Brushy Creek Township, respect
fully nominate him as o suitable person for
the office Of County Treasurer, and request
favorable consideration Of his claims by
the Democratic voters of Anderson County
in the primary election.
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The friends of THOMAS NJ. WHITE
respectfully announce him as suitable
person for the Office of School Commissioner
in this County, and ask for him the support
OF tho Democratic voters OF this County in
The primary election.
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QUICK SS1 lTIss "a l'sSs


WYE
w
Nice Line of Spring and Summer EIints,
prices than
Ticking from 1oc 10 25c
made in Columbus sas lns be
oOas slsees-Paoas please on u.s.
II s buy ahoddy Shoe:
FlouF-Rat Flour Buskwhs slerr ib
Nails.
.t
-Another loto9th
E!S04eEwaEe-Ifaya ChuLA Bncsets
~ ss5S{ & a.I
To arrive this Cashmnret, Linen
We solid. tho Cash
sell WIN
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Apll
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nj OTE0E no CREDIToRS.
- All peEsons hayfkig deSs..csls AKsiIiet
tha etale Of Hrs. Asls. Rogers, deceased, !,
ore notified to present them 20 tho ttndefi
signed, properly proven, Within tho time
prescribed b law.
III. b. ROGERS,
Administrator.
Aug rs, 1873 50 ssTs sS
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The many friends of FL. o. HERRICK,
ESD respectfully announce him as 8 csndi-
date for the position OF gciiool Commits
sionef for Anderson County y--subject to the
primary election. Mr.. Herricki q an a1iuca-
ted gentleman, who viii, IL elected, fill the
poeition with honor to himself and benefit
to our common school system.
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FST0TIcE no CREDIToRs.
-ASN All persons having demands ngainst
the. Estate OF j. "A. PSgets deceased, are
again notified TO present fbeit demands
Within the time prescribed By law, else
their claims vsil be barred.
IOSEP1 N. BROWN.
President S. 8. Bank, Adm. r
lssig ri, 1873 4e
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a petition, sisped BY q large number OF
cur citizens and business men, VIII DO pre-
Hented to the Town Council In the course Of
2 few days, eskins them 70 purchase and
Pince in f.le steeple Of. tho Court House a
town ej,clS, With four dlai piatss and sbtrik-
ing ~ 2araslis, ahe same not to cost more
Than eS5o, and 70 be procured when d sum-
ctens aInoltnt OF inosey - In tie Treasury.
We are Riad 70 go thss step taken, and hone
che Council viii be pblo to grant tho rs.
quest when tnnds. ~ will be yali:akle
addition 70 tIic town.
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a severe, storm of thnnaer and lightning,
accompanied by very light siower Of rain.
passed through Pendloton on Sunday last.
a largo tree IN the grove near Mr. ]. r.
Green's house was shivered by the lightning.
The rod on Rgr. J. b. Sitt0n's house Was
struclz. and at lssf. r. Z, Sloan's, on the
road 90 fort HilI, . e yeariing was killed
while atsI.Sli,its t,,,tler 4 fra Ks > f s Is 9
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-15
THE DEMOCRATIC TICKET

Out of the Democratic Convention,
on Saturday, has come ticket which
disappoints many OF the faithful, and
causes no particular depression in the
bosom of Republicans. When we say
that the ticket gave less satisfaction, if
we can judge from what we hear from
many men who are in the habit OF vo-
ting with the Democracy, than any
ticket ever placed in the field by that
party in this county, we utter what
everybody knows. We'd not stop to
phiiosophize on the reasons which en-
gender this state of feeling
Thomas Cochran, the nominee for
Probate Judge, made his debut in Bel
mont county politics in the Fall of 1873
as the Prohibition candidate for Prose
cutting Attorney, and two years later
he ran on the Democratic ticket for the
same Office. Although quite successful
In securing nominations, there his sue
cess has heretofore ended. Mr.. G. is g
young lawyer, with somewhat limited
practice, residing at Martins Ferry.
Thomas ]. Carr. the nominee for
Sheriff, keeps grocery and feed store
in GAINESVILLE. He is a new man to
the Democracy; it is claimed that If he
ever rendered anyservice to his party
II was done so quietly no one found it
out. Although he manages to run q
small grocery, we are told by his party
friends that his business capacity is not
of the highest order. Personally, he
appears like very clever man.
The nominee for Commissioner is the
present incumbent of that Office Mr.. 1.
]. Potts. He has made an excellent
Commissioner and fully deserves the
compliment Of denomination by his
marty, w. lie we think we have q
man on the Republican ticket his
equal, the people would not suffer at
the hands Of either.
Mr.. VIM. Parkinson, the present
incumbent, is the nominee for Infirm'
ary Director. Personally, Mr.. p. is an
honest, clever gentleman, but there is
a susl icion that matters at the Infirm'
ary run In circle; if such is the case it
might be well to give him rest.
1.-THE nominee for Coroner was gra'
ciousIy accorded to Bellaire, In the per-
aon of E. B. Kennedy. We know little
about him, but hope from what little
we do know, that he will never be
called on to hold an inquest over our
corpse.
Marshall Thompson. the nominee
for Surveyor, is resident of st. Clsirs-
willie. What he knows about the bu'
sluess he learned under Noble Carter,
the present incumbent, within the last
two years. He is a coed 'humored,
honest bachelor, and no doubt If
elected would do exactly right as he
discernsi
II cannot be said that the ticket is
the strongest; it has some good names
upon II, and others which might be
left of to advantage. We hope to
chronicle its entire defeat.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-15

THE New York Tribune says that
Gen. Ewing's speech in Ohio takes him
half out of the Democratic party and
half into the National party. He is a
Democrat in Ohio; in New York he
would be National. This is certainly
fair construction of his remark that
he has not word to say against the
greenback movement sin those States
where the Democratic organization is
in the fist of the money power" But
it is evident that he does not propose
to go any further, at present. He hopes
to convert the Democratic party TO
Nationalisln, and cOngratulstes himself
that so large part OF the work is al
already accomplished. "In almost ev-
cry State" he says, "from Pennsylva-
mia southwark to the Gulf, and west
ward to the Pacific, the Democracy
stands firmly and practically united"
upon the platform of the ''money pow
er." Gen. Ewing's claim is, for won-
der, not in the least exaggerated. 1t
may serve to remind Eastern Demo-
Gratis of the rapidity with which the
whole organization seems to be trav-
elling toward the ideas recently pro-
mulgated at Syracuse.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1878-08-15
THE GENUINE
DIR. G.. McLANE'S
Celebrated American
WORM SPECIFIC
OR
VERMIFUGE.
SYMPTOMS OF WORMS.

THE countenance is pale and leaden-
l. colored, with occasional fushes, or
circumscribed spot on one or both
cheeks; the eyes become dull; the pu-
pills dllate; an azure semicircle runs
along the lower eye-id the nose is II
ritated, swells, and sometimes bleeds;
a swelling of the upper lip; occasional
headache, with humming or throbbing
of the ears; an unusual secretion of
saliva; Shiny or furred tongue; breath
very foul, particularly in the morning;
appetite variable, sometimes voraciouS,
with a gnawing sensation of the stom-
ach, at others, entirely gone; fleeting
pains in the stomach; occasional
nausea and vomiting; violent pains
throughout the abdomen; bowels IL
regular, at times costive; stools Shiny;
not unfrequently tinged with blood;
belly swollen and hard; urine turbid;
respiration occasionally difficult, and
accompanied by hiccough; cough.
sometimes dry and convulsive; uneasy
and disturbed sleep, with grinding of
the teeth temper variable, but gener-
ally irritable, &c.
Whenever the above symptoms
are found to exist,
DR.. c. McLANES VERMIFUGE
will certainly effect a cure.
IT DOES NOT CONTAIN MERCURY
in any form; it is an innocent prepara-
ton, n0t capable Of doing tie slightest
injury TO tile most kend<r Infant.
The genuine DR.. McLANE's YER
MIFUGE bears the signatures of c. Nc
LANE and FLEMING Bros. on the
xyrannar