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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-02-27

- The Pittsburg Dispatch is q Repub-
lcan paper which has the cold-blooded
audacity to assert that the Teller COM
mittee has failed to do anything but
spend some thousands of dollars. 1t be-
lieved that "Blaine's greatest effort has
fi1zled in way that must be extremely
humiliating to that gentleman" 1t is to
be hoped the Dispatch is willing to take
the responsibility for such course rs it
is pursuing. 1t requires courage.
= The Washington Post thinks Sena-
tor Christiancy sold his Lansing property
too quickly , and too cheaply. by hold,
a fabulous price. z. Chandler wouldn't
have had the sale miscarry for 100000.
As matter of fact, Mr.. Christiancy re-
ceived $4,000 for property he offered for
sale two months ago for $4,000, without
takers.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-02-27

But two locks oil George Washing
son's hair are known to be in existence.
One is owned and kept in a golden urn
by the Grand Lodge of Massachusetts,
and the other has Just been presented to
] Lodge No. 4, a. T. ard A. NJ, Of Rich-s
nond, which is the lodgein which WASH
:tlgtog 7ag iaitiated.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-02-27

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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1879-02-27

= There are 10000 unmarried women
living in Philadelphia, which confirms
the report that the city is one of broth
erly love. ~
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11
Wnll the Old Man fearei.

An oil coi.cr, in his latter life,
had b,coms much infatuated with
natural history, and a. hc had ample
N ans whereYilh TO procure specl-
mcns, his dwelling became, IN time,
n perfec, museum, arl very intor-
s,ting one at that. H. had tIken to
himself seconi wifc--i pretty wou
mln-whose cbv,f recommendation
to hi, favor had bsen that sno Was u
dear lover Of art, aad also vers 81 10
tho preparation and mounting OF
specimens her father having bton Il
professor in a large and well.appoin-
ted cnlege. II YOU would AJAX how
the ol | man re saried his spoc'm 'nS
we can best answer by telling this
story.
lie had bern m ,rried four or fvo
years 10 his fair young vie aud she
had SAes givou bin aLy cause OF
compain f she wus, upon ocea'
sion, rather m,re free aud sociable
with certain gentlemen who frequent
ly called 10 examine aud adm 70 her
husbands wonderful specimens, he
did not notice, so no harm was dpne.
At length, on q bright sum n1r' =
IN lrning, AS our scientist came IN
from q Oivonao iu the woods, where
h. hal be,n watching for u parent
owl. he was met by servant, wi T.
eyed aud trightenei, who tried tu
tell him solosthIng that sSemed to
stick in bis throa'.
"0psn your III h, you rascal
cried th, master, seIzins HIM by the
arm, an 4 shaking him. What has
happened =
20, master! A min came t. your
houso last night, aad got into .he
chamber window by lad ler, an
carried Of .t..
"Speuk ! Speak |" yelled the OH
msn, shaking his servant fhrions'y
while his own face was the very pic
tnrs Of moral terror.
What what did he carry
away T.
20 he-ha-clrried away your
wife, sir !"
The OH scientist let go his ser
wants arm, aod drew a long, deep
rcyiving breath. .nl.t
"was-was--that slif'
YES, sir" e..q
.You rascal / Ypn como neai
frightsning mo out .of my senses.
feared lhs william Aaj .4xd r,6)in.J J
ne ofniy specintsSs; "a " sas
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11
lhe farmers 9eYgs s;-

In tho oil country there was n law
requiring the tIIlr 60 %lyu nj least
lwulye hours notice to the cxcisomnn
nrflro drawing hides from his watts
Tint WAS % tlpt tao G);.rnmant
M snt not b5 dotaulol Of nu oNel'a
luty on tanned skins Well, once
upon u tlmo u certain s1p,r7iS)t
detected u tanner in taking single
hide from ono ol his watts without
hlytng givon tho required notes,
tui strughtway ho complained of
the delinquent. and hal him brought
M for trial. In vain was u that tho
tanner pirpl that tho hide WAS bnt u
simple sheep, or laGIb s&iu, that ho
hal been tanning for the uso OF his
N. lie. ilo hal violated tho iaS au3
must pay the penalty.
Some time thereafter it happened
chat tho supervisor, having baon ont
To pnbiic dinner, aud drank moro
than was good for hun, on Ia. way
homo Thought to cross the tanners
ward. and tnUs mako Snort cut.
he had gaiual the center Of tho yard,
or thercnbonts, when he staggered
wide Of his path, and tunhled INTO a
vat Of the strongest l,qnli His yclls
and crios soon brought half IL dozen
men of the establishment - TIE
scene, and they were on The
point of pulling the ln,klcss wight
out. whom the master arr ivcd
mo ! m tho latter cried. LOT
him be III over draw another
hide without giving legal notice | Il
not be ttnol again, il J eau help ID !.
Bnt johnny McDhvitt, you nsy rnn
aud tell tho excisomeH that the
supervisor is in my vat, hide aud
all =
The unfortunate nan howled, and
berged. and entreatel, aud stOrrnod
aud threatened but all to no pr.
pose, Ito remained there, tho sides
Of the vat bein. so smooth aud slip
perry that he could not gain hold
for climbing. nntil the proper Officer
came, aud gave the tanner parn,l--
sion TO draw the supervisor o hide
from his liquor pit
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11
Wanted 10 Know.

Whether ftlse ringlets can be
properly described Us "cnrls Of
smoke
Whether row in a rnokery de
serves the definition of "caws and
effect
" neither the sailor who wanted to
know what time it was has gone TO
sea
Whether misnsming baby at a
christening may DO called turning
rite into wrong.
Whether the plainest woman alive,
when she reaches the age Of n, will
DO pretty old one.
Whether it is not preferable to fall
out with your banker than to lose
your. balance with him.
Whether when horse takes his
meals no has them at his tablo
Whether sweepstakes are sootabl6
food for sweeps 7
Whether when you give child
bat it will be likely to give you
bdcl.
Whether o dumb man always
keeps his word,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11
he Coul dnt Converse.

'H9Y "e!o ''1uH5 o.. I"o ',9 =
IoSetne' ~ was HSt ABOUT o'f p
M IHo moon was h'ailnS sefene'y
across 'ho hea'oNs' "hlch Iooke0
HA" "H i'h,n 'nso "tt''ol 81 P"a 'tt'
Ia ""p?''' "''a "'h'nondo' iGe:'
W'Sh pI'e"' .uoHSH 10 MAKO Tue
'lol''' nod ne 10" ie!l with it'
customary sIitHo''' ani was p'i"
Iowed upon the po'aI oi tno dFe"n'
",B NY .h'''t ''I'S n'' co"."'"-
pla'o" "I' 'no 'aa'y o' u'o ''ts-
gong "u@s 20 no ''opo 'ho s,ivuco
II r',''od 'l'a IL 'Eu'na' a'dn ~
my pei , g.,
80. u''' Hip i'p''''' "e''
80 nad a great a'aI Oh ram
"'o'y H"'e" We uoi'os' no
went on rs 10 gave" HiIcH 20 e'S
spSpshutrs
" q ua''' co.,
- "" i'"o '''' ~y "''''
peace
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11
Words Of Wisdom.

Tho path of moderation is tho
safest ~ tread.
IT, D, ,r fooishnoss to run down
your eucfnies.
The mothers heart is the child e
school
Make yuu self necessary and your
success is certain. ls
Hide the iaults Of others aud make
known the virtuua.
Reason is the test Of ridicule mot
rilicule the test of tru III.
Whsn reason il agiinst man. a
man will be against reason
Olr actions nre our owh ; thn
cJns,qi1nces belong TO heav'n.
The festival which hoors the great
est fruit ia the festival of duty.
Oar acts IN X, " m,r NJ w. ara
tn chill lren of or pwi 4 ole
Every rnirttsinS "a ingp'vci IN
its faults, "a thu iro IN Its SUI iha.
OF expectation f,ils. nri mpst Oft
hero where n.1st it promises,
AGa that lsssena the enjly'nrnl of
life in,retsas our desire Of living.
Wtcl yIar own speech md no
ti,a hlw it is guided by your less
conscious purp)so1.
Dj4t thln lpvb liz TN IL n>.
s1llrler tim', for that Is tEo st1n
lf, il made ~
Cimnoul u fool for his wit or >
knave for hi4 honesty Nui they will
receive you into thor bosom
" triumph IL a. Great ~ that of
the soul over tn, b)1,. " IA inspire +,
by the highest m1tivo.
Wuon grttituio has bacono n mt
ter OF reasoning there arc many says
Of escaping fro Il its bonds.
Many sSeelly.tormr1 mouth h -
been llsiigurel and mad, htJeon3 by
tho fiery tongue within Il
\ clear conscience can rest easy
On i .b,l Of granite, Will, m ovi'
ono wuill bo uneasy on bed o!
swausd3wn.
Cplpll truth WHOM th'n
canst, AMI for her sakc toe hl.ci
but know thy inllyi lltl ctnso is not
F the cIusp of truth, aud b,wWo ths
thoy are nDt confonnde |.
1t is easy t1 tlyis' Il p1rsol. b1t
/ hbN di.l, ,ult t. receive. uniir similar
circum ,.anc's, that same Il alNic' from
another, because we ara 50 prone tc
believe that what va accept Is ,rdth
and that those who cannot SEQ vita
onr eyes arr all wrong.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11
Sentiment and Sense.

Au active tool never grows rusty.
Choose such pleasures as rccroa.e
much and cost little.
Fill the world with r jod deeds
and you fill with your own glory.
II we try to think more oi othe,s
than we do Of ourselves we shall sol.
dom have grievcncoa
As thrcshing separates The wheat
frn'n the chsff. ~ dos AN
parity virtue aud honesty.
The actions of men arc like the
indcx Of a book they point out What
is most asroeablo in then.
In grief. perform your duties. con
ina yOur sorrow to your chamber
anil seek consolation from uuGycu
There is no N IN 81 fiioudless bnt
hat no can iind friend sincere
enough to tell hin ds1sreeable
trdihs
Books, like proverbs, receive theil
chief value from tLo stamp aud es-
tecm Of ages through which they
irUye passed.
Tho Christian graccs mo Ike per
fumes, tho more thoy are prcsscd th,
sweetoT they smell Ike stars Tint
sumo brightest in the dark Ink,
trees which, the more thcy aro shal;
en, tho deeper root thoy take, an,
The moro frnit they bear.
The column il IN embior ~ ia:i!
it springs rom osrth to heaven
the arch symboliz,s mercy it dc
scouis from heaven to earth.
Wisdom and truth, the oAspriu.
OF the sky, are IMMORTAL but cuu
ming anj deception, the m,teors o
the oarth, after SlittorinS for II luo
mont must pass away.
Every man has his chain and hi
clog, only It is loosor and lighter T.
Que ran than alJther an1 no is
more ut case who takes 1t up thai
hs who drdcs It,
/ Oar conscience j. Gro within ~
'ana orr sins IA the fucl in-tcni q
/ warming, it will sc'rch ~ unless tn
iucl he removed. or the heat OF 1t b
ailiycd 10y psni'a uuN tears.
e The glo,y Of the wicked is liz
tho howery surface Of Mount Etuc
beneath which matol iuls are gather
eriuS 'or 40 eruption that will on
day reduce al! It's beauties ~ ~.
and drsJll'iIu.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11
interrupted Family Prayers,

eOo Drown uVoS not Iur from
Scds,ia, Mo, He has vile and three
children. There Is also,a dog aud
cat, aud, wo snpposo, plonty of ratS.
Joe is very pious. l.sst Tuesday
morning, as usuil, 10, called the
family to prayers.
Bat they didn't have prayors Tues
day morning. No indeed I Joe caut
play worth ceut nov. After sun
III iouing lhe family around hun. and
looking at the clock that was ticking
~ islily op tho mantle, Joe found
out that he must push things this
morning. for time won't even wait on
rellgiIu.
Attor gatting the family seated
around him, joe gave out the hymu.
After this 10 real two verses Of the
gospel nccording to ~. John
Joes eldest boy. daring the mean
time, bal concluded to have q little
fin. Tao dog wanted . driuk and
ho gave him scaling water
JustaS Joe was IN the midst OF n
fsrvsns prayer ths dog sot up a
| hJwll. Ills wife kicked at the brute
al overturned the pan VI water
Jos had hi, bJJts Of. an1 when the
water came 10 contact VITA his foot
he ycllod out;
% del nifty! Oh, loud" He
gave a jump anl lAnltd square oa
tue ctts,.it rliI sutl,ly ntrtt3.
ed the misic, aui not being u,,l 10
serving asa pack mclc. pisBy tpJk
deception to the liberty, anI by usin
hor teeth AMI claws soon mll1 h.r
pto3.uc, folt As ti1 ueelie.liGc
falSs cane ia contact with his seal l.
Iel ip,l, JJo yelled
"d ,sh. SJmJoJiy tiho EN- or
| quick =
Tue Old lily rushcl - the re'cla
DG JACK, b 1t the water hal bscJn,
slippery, apd ia hsr hls.e sh5 iol.
A,t % tue 4 AIor anl bit JJe oll,r,
On the anSies, wlicl sent hl M /,
grass, Nll his hoi / cana ii cIntt1!
with th1 bll.pjSt, wlt!i hs to,t
,;n jck III tWI teeth dJwn the oil
lady thc1it.
fhe oil laiy dlint know but thai
oe ia ts.rlcl her OK pdrpJs,. s.
sae got mp. uni after getting th,
,cstb out OF hcr mouth started to her
fathers. joe got up too, aIl after
giving oDe ua1nrthIy yell stare
flor har. [, tho hlste ha mtlo,
Inl blinded by blood, hl stumble
l1vor char and llaIci htt on to-
top oi thi dJS elI knp;1ei 0ia oi
tu5 hJys down.
lI4Iiius the ract It, tIH neiylj Drl
.r1,hoi IL. Jps wts tta,l - II
pplicacDlrt, bis afyer hearing all th,
!icts ia tlc casA Ills Ii nor cInr.n le
that joe wasn't drunk, and nal hin
.cpIgeyel hpno Oh stretch n. \
BIl,b inln went on D. vleT tho
JlmIgs. JD1 was lying in bel
Awaiting repairs 4, his wife il ut h"r
itthor's , oni OF tnJ by. VS. IN y 4
with very s)te bJ ly th1 dog ht.
gone oua tramp. und tho cat has
cIange her boarding houss. UHings
were lyiuE sct.terel arcand every
Wlere. tns B,G)o mIu saw tnt
mischief N lkor oltslde the dor and
vent to interview him. Tue only
thing hS hat ID say was;
IL swar who'd II thunk such Il
small amount OF wator would have
caused such row
lie will start tor L3l1ville bafora
IJJa get a ca lnce to be around.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11
II . ~ { r ".
SHOWING.

y. Goes the lily footed saow
: Gearing esmine dowa below,
Down below
10 the chilly. naked earth
To tho broJklct By tho mill, y e.f
Lying still.
] Gun eec y ncar my hearth
Every pretty blossom d Ike
wide swske,
While tho stricken woods are dun
When ,heJ coEs.
o.. there's Language in the snow !
How it dsscss see IL go!-
See II GO
Every starry 4 IKE a voice,
Though IL utters ns'er n NorJ.
Can be heard
Yet the gentle winl. rejoic'.
For they hear the inner strain
Aud again
TO the dreaming heart 1t calls
As il falls
To the listcnins SOU that ysasus
For The beautiful. adi lie ,rns
Mysteries the biscr born
Tf laugh 10 scorn.
Goes the lilly fo,te SNOW,
Moving ,hodshllully aud SLOW
Moving slow
Wraps il rey'renily the grove
Whers, ne'er liftinS her blue eyes
Hattie lies.
Like stalactile ia cave,
Or a little vein af gold
Noue behold
Like nstar that wears a cl1ut
For its shroul.
Flakes n tiptoS, oIc by ono
Slower. slower 4; they are djne.
AS afraid 10 break hes sleep.
Silence keep.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11

In tho room Of q railroad depot
in Iowa il the following plantri
over tho clock behind tho cpunter
This is clock it is rnln,ng; 1t
is Chicago time it is right it is
set every day at 10 o'clock nov
keep your mouth shut
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11
The Drummer's Dance.

The Little Rock Gazettssays Goo
'Ninarnau, a st. I,oois drummer who
arrived in Little Rock recently, stop
ped some time ago ut small cross
foad hotel in Graut County, South
ern Arkansas. The house cOutuinod
1 rooms aud a kitciou. After supper
Nlnaman was told be must spend
part of the night alone, ~ the family
would attend . protracted meeting
10 tho ueighborhooi The host,
with his wifi. and dtIghter, lott the
huaic aud Einanin sat in one of the
room, alone His loneliuess was
adlel To by an owl ia tbo yari
whci hDoted dism m,ily AL au old
rel clock on shelf which tickel
solemnly. Tho drummer, bot hiyius
been assigned 10 u rom, could not
10 ID bod, aud ha trial to keop
awake by roillug the Life OF 81,
Paul the ouly book he could hud.
Tue hog grease lamp was sp1tterns
in unison with the ticking ot tie
clrcd. whom the door Of "a inner
roon opened apl u tall. val oy5i,
man entered without speaking he
seated himself anl stlrcl ut Enlman
WHO naturally sac sci surpris2. Pro-
seutly conversation was begun,
aud tho mtn exhibited suci intel
llgenc, that NInineu's fears wlrs
a'lysl. especially ~ toe man cl.iu'd
to bs the landlord = brother. TIC
cJnyorsAti9l tnrnel on literary soh-
/ jsct4. the nan ronlrk"i
"Dil you ever hear Hamlet solilo
quy rec,lol properly p
Il think So slIl NInantn |
have heard Booth. "
Booth docs not catch the spirit
said the strauss-looking mtu. "!io
/ fails b. ougr,rt tho twig ut despair
ont, the tioo Of Hlmlets nltlre
Wonli yop like - hoIt ii rccite !
properly ?"
B "yrs
won shall holrit | hope nothing
; tragic will occur, by Moso5, You shall
/ have il.
Arising. tha will-oyel mau dnrtel
into m adjoining room AMI returned
With uavy pistol, Placing tho pist u
on a table h' begin t. rcc.tc ia a
soice - decp nnl with m aic so wil
THAT Nlutmln was sJl.,.ni When
he came to "lake M arms against a
.sa OF trpnblrs ani by opposing. aud
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11

Two mn started from Minneapolis
Mlno., on the same train carryin.
conflicting deeds to piece Of sai in
Sioux falls, AMI each resolved to get
his document recorded first. A, they
approached tha, city, oue OF them
climbed upon the engiu, slipped the
coupling; lot tho train take care OF
itself, and rnshod on, securing . rec
ord of his title half an hour In ad-
vsuce Of his rival, who had to wail
for another locomotive.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11

An ArizInl judge has ist shnwn
his appreciation OF mo lern improve
ments in firearms by shooting and
killing an editor Tue elltor's part
Ter im II liiately shot tho mlyIstrhte
aud was himself waylaid aud extin'
guiihel the stne nignt by SONS pr
ties unknown. Tao total bag for
tho days sport was judge and two
nliLura
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11

"Tho true journalist is Il free, un-
trammel creature, governed by
noue," proudly wrote tho editor ~
his leader on "rnat Mighty ElSine
tho Press" Then he went homo to
dinner, ani was inslIrloa'ly case /
under tho bod by his wife aud n
broom for emitting to send up the
MONDAY meal-R2cklana Courier.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11

Kindness is slowed away in the
heart like rose leaves ia . drawer to
swsetsn every object about them !
aud 70 bring hope 70 tas weary
hearted. a
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11

Tho man wao tumbled over the
stove during the summer. rather
than take it down, now laughs at his
neighbor who took the other course.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11

That was an observing fellew, II
ho was bat six years old, who said :
Papa I wish yond quarantine
against Tom Jones cpmin here ov-
cry night to see jennie. It's got to
be too epiiomic.'
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11

How dars you sSear tafore nie 7
asked aGaa u be bod; focsntly
How did / sAsS tAai sou wsa.od
70 swe.st aklt = sHd tAs spoiled
urch id.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11

prof. 1ice," says AN ezchsnge,
predicts that tho hottest spell boy
far is yet to come" That's What ou,
treashet says, too.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11

A man mama a Brown aud woman
namod Gsrag hty eloped from the
Lackawanna con nty almshouse few
weeks ago and were married.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11

A Connecticut IN IN recsitly sid :
"Lend me a dollar My wife has
left me, and want to aivsriss that
am not responsible for her dsbts. =
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11

A correspondent wants to know
what to do when dog shows signs
of bydrophobia' We should clinlb 4
tree, .....
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11
Ihe PhMniX Peciorai.

Va. rrovod itseli t. hs peculiarly afsr,ei 10
ola i,.fs.na. cun.nunt vus ari oh ilhren II
brt,' cold. II stlps u cough. Il aids ~.
r,c'or,tiou Itgives lusgsnt rcilri. u gives
'trru.tt, II brlngr rest, II has mad. niors
,'..,s' III A any utuor medicine. 1nodssui' OF
a., rti1,u. 81 eastern. r,nusylvnnia hnvo
used It 'or yrars pas aui testify = tie relief
Eiyen tGd cure eT.ct"a.
Vglcs 20 rcuts o. unttl,s Tor u !
preplr.i by Levi Dtarho tTer. VI y. aud
.pld hy JoAn 4 MuatE. MiiiloDnrk, and SIN.
ontnn \ E,rb-r, CentteSillc. Pa.
hprll afl, ls,p ).
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11

"Don't give me any ofyour lip 'as
tho maiden said TO the young man
i hSr ho tried 70 kiss hst,
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11

Tho ordinary life OF a locomotive ia
thirty years M doubt It would
i've much longer If it didn't smoke DO
n uch.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11

The most useful pedestrian il tho
man who walks mp aul down the
room all night with tho BABY.
The post. [volume] (Middleburg, Snyder County, Pa.) 1864-1883, 1879-12-11

A. lvsr ttNiu9 Roeoss
On COLUMN 80 yeAss i ~ o9Q.0Q
One-hsslf, column, one yesr, 5000
Oue-foufth column, one year, 1870
One sQuAss- " linss}1 inssrtion 20
Every 6,ldistonkf insertiou,. 30
Professional and business cards of
not lnoee thAn6 lines. per year, 800
Auditor, Executor. Administrator
aud Asaigues Notices, ESQ
Editorial nOeiess pct line. Is
Az trassecisat advertising less than
8 morths 20 coats line.
AL sdvers1s6tncnts for shorter pc.
riod than ofa ysas are payable At the
t,ns they 49, ofAefed, and II not paid
ths pcsson ordeting them will oe held
responsible Cor ths monev.
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"(DN! MY
BACK !"

news, liver Bladder aud Iriaary or
vans. propsy. Gravel. diabetes, Bright
Disease OF the Kidneys. Retention " Ia
confluence Of Crino. Nervous tikenses.
Fen,nis WcaAness, rai tI'",s"- HUNTS
REMEDY IL prcpalret EAPKEsSLf for
these diseases.
From Rev u G. TAYLOR. d. D., Pas.Os
Tlrsr baptist Chmch.
Tgu,sprsr6. Il. l., ian, ;. ~
can TESTIFY Ia the yntuo OF HCNls
REMEUV ia Kidney Diseases from "e'nal
wial. having been greatly benthilei ny
.its u,r. L, q, TAYLOR.
rRoyIrRScE Il. | Aus. l9 MS
wA, T.. CLARKE --DtAg ssH hinng
niucs.cI tho wonderful teee's ei
HUNTS REMEDY IN my Own ;tse' ard Ia
eteat number OF others, reeamncWih u
TO nll AG!,c,od with kiiGoy diseaser or
dropsy. lGos, tGhc'ed b j'se~e should
secure the medis,u' which will eurc em
iu the shortest possible time, HUNT
| REMEDY will do. tiut
Respectfully You're.
L.. Il. pA.LlT, 80 DJefst,
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