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lages where The dreaded disease has
made its appearance. It's ravages
must certainly be great 10 justify
even thought Of such extreme meas
hrcs. 4n Asia, famine with pesti-
lencc is doing its fatal work, and in
America, the yellow fever last sum.
mer was as destructive to human life
IN our own country as the plague and
famine could possibly have been ir
Europe and Asia. Not quarter OF
The globe seems TO have been exempt
from some visitation of the Divine
wrath, yet people are as Needless to
warning and rs persistent in wrong
doing MS il, The power OF God was not
manifest in every land. Recent adj
vices say the yellow fever yet linger in
Vicksburg and New Orleans, notwith-
standing the unusual and excessively
cold winter" # this be SO, what
causes for fear have the entire coun-
try from the spread, next summer, OF
50 fatal q, diseascr An early attack
and a fiightfuI mortality like last
year will devastate the country,
Our people even now should be bowed
in sack-cloth and ashes.
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Col. James A. Hoyt.,

: Tic Columbia Register of the ! 9th
instant, announces the withdrawal Of
this gentleman from the editorial
fnahagenient oof that paper. We
know or few writer's Whose editorials
afford more pleasure and ititpatt more
reliable information than those of
Col. Hoyt. Ills dealings with ques-
lions of public moment'have always
been fair and honest, his criticisms
hohi and earnest, anil;.his views evi-
identity the. result. Of cafefnr (stntly.
The 'Registcriipays its retiring editor
a njust compliment and parts with
him with'segret: Mfr IIoyt, does mot
design"leasing Journalism altogether
buti viii enter upon Iit again as pro
prictor and editor Of the Baptist Coa-
+ier. WHEREVER lhis lot may be cast
we '~isli' him alisthe suceess his talent
ana: popularity can win. t'7'i!,'' .Hoi!
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General Grant and his travelling
tetinue, including Lieutenant Frede-
ric Dent Grant, of the United States
Army, John Russelly Young, the
sneak news thief, and other lackeys,
hhmbeeing altogether more than ff-
seen souls, are now on their way
eastward, with intent to land at a
Chinese port. The attention of the
Celestial G Government is particularly
invited 70 this Interesting fact.
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SHERIDAN'S SCHOOL.
A CLASSICAL SCHOOL FOR
BOYS AND GIRLS.
HUGO G. SHERIDAN.......... Principal.
MISS Ed. MACKAY... Assistant.

FENhis School opens on the First Monday
Il in September annually, and c0ntin-
"os am;mtcrr"pted!y unti! the last cf Tune.
TERMS PER MoNrfl.
First Grade. beginners s...............S2.OO 90
Second Grade, Grammar pupils...... 2.50
Third Grade, advanced English...... 800
Latin and Greek, extra a................ 80
COURSE OF STUDY.
First Grade.-Alphabet Spelling. Rud.
imcntary Arithmetic, Writing and First
Steps IN Geography. ;a
Second Grade, Spelling, Reading.
wiring, Arithmetic, Second Steps in
Geography, Graapmur, Written Compo-
sition, Latin and Greek.
Third Grade. Spelling, Reading, Writ
ing, Arithmetic. completed, Geography
completed, Grammar completed, C.onipo-
sition, History, Philosophy. Rhetoric,
Logic. Bookkeeping. Algebra, Gcome-
try. Chemistry. Latin, Greek and Writ
ten Composition.
Elocution is taught In each grade.
Miss Mackay has charge OF the girls.
Students may enter ut any time during
the tern, and are changed only tfron,
date Of entrance.
Boys and girls are prepared for tffc
Snnhe:a3:e Glass l.: amy Coii9So Or foz Il
successful business life. r,I.,..0'.-
Neatness Of person, polite manners
and high sense of honor are considered
Of no less importance than the branches
taught, and are therefore inculcatetl
with unreTnitting assiduity.
Board may be had In good families
near the school Mt ten and twelve dollars
per month, including washing and lights.
Boys and girls are kept separate and
no intercourse allowed.
/ A liberal sliare of public patronage is
respectfully solicited. -4,.t.
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NHE "Caliiornla Store -.

,r -yHHuE "CaIifornia Store =
IL now In the McMaster
10. brick building, though only
.ult, six months in this town, has, !,
made hosts Of customers and
i, friends. II lias Succeeded IN r';''
a.. lis bn'iness beyond expecta..;
tion. The cause!, is selling
70 -" Its well and carefully selected :
stock Of Dry Goods, Noiions ,,
Clothing, Boots, Shoes, Hats,
-'' 81 and n complete stock or sta
.r:.. pie and fancy &c roceries, nii.i
cheaper than any other Es-
: e. tabiistlment. It's a"CAStI "'4~
.2.- STORE. '.3,ptT. an .! .;"n7f
If pOliteness, courtesp and
fine Stock has any iioldnp- ="
-. .7Doh ouIcOlnmnnity, the "Cnl-
-, ifornia Store" OF SOREN-
- 90 : TRUE i& LORYEA viii be-
'.;E come one'Of the lending Es- sod,
, ,a tablislmcnts Of the town. of -,
Orahgeburg. Call at their 8
~ store aud see stock and
SRA, prices, they will be pleased
to show goods.
;lL, II, ~ i.t!. 4 l'G i@L #l.
ne.l . '2vnr,! ".I - .., J. so
!! ilia;'n ~" ',on .oi:.utuu'J g.i
di 4 a,4 "ros rl>"!4 hoog 4Ya.s
..2. t t,s-.2r n oAI 10 ly14 1rnrl
na ,yu. no.. His ea. .I4Inl
aa!il l.2sm1. hsaa2 a.a '.2lli 3
"a, 9aa"li.ul o a.;: . ~
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Tribute of YeesDect. !

AT the last rcguler meeting Of the
Orangebnrg Agricultural Society, held
February Is, 1870, tile following pream-
BILE and resolutions were adopted: !,
WHEREAS, Since our last regular
meeting ouSl worthy member, JACOB G.
kEITT, has departed this life, and it is
meet and pri'pcr that we shonld take for
mai notice Of his death; therefore be 1t
resolved: nt t;nona s1ui,ur'," gio,s T.
j .tFirst. Tha:,. In the death, of JACOB G.
member. F" '-. ..2 "Ni .;E.,T }-l+ii''.
Second, That we deeply .deplore, his
death,
Third, That blank pae g in our Min
ule Book be inscribed TO his memory.
Jfourtli, That these resolutions be pub
!ished In the Ornngebhrg papers.
r. H"" WA: MAcKAY, } i..i
G: HoLaAN, Committee.
w. w. MURRAY, y
Extract from the minutes. ="
rN.!E'e EfRK RoRiNsoN SprretoSv
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Orangehurg AgFic ulturai Society.

The orangeljuirrgI Agricultural So
cietyiheld its"regulnr1 mcetingi.at the
Tair Building ON Saturday last, DIR.
w. F. Barton in the chair, and AIR,
Kirk Robinson as Secretary: ,'After
reading and confirming the minutes 5
of both the last regular meeting and
the extra meeting Of December. 2l !,
1873, the President called for tile re-
ports ofthe several { committees. '.:t,, ,
Mr.. Hadley presented the report OF
the committee on road working, say
ing he had'sent up d memorial 70 the
Legislature asking a,.change in the
system Of road working, but it had
not .been>noticeh.. J!!"Ind 'e, oua
Capt" M..J,tKeller, member of
tho Legislature, said the ,memorial had
been hroughtup before The uelegation
for consideration, and, LAS it looked TO
the raising OF dn additional tax, The
members decided to withhold the pc.
tition for the present on the ground
that the people were already sunlci.
emily burdenednwi,h taxation. -, ''i
! Capital. L.'?Mooref safd the tax
proposed was per capita" and adjatig.
ed TO be unconstitutional, ard there.
fore he, moved that the report be re.
ceivcd asidnformation, and tho com
mittce discharged. - y3Gi aiA
h1cssrs. Irwin Dukes and Nc. Sal
ley complained of the want Of! suffi.
ffefss tools1 and said that Igpubbing
hoes, sings and spades could not bo
obtained dtuhder the present system.
!. Capt" Moorer favored taxation. and
letting'the' 'roads out by contract .a:ai
aaMr. W:oA. Mackay, for the com.
mittce, offered resolutions, eommemo.
rating the death Of Mr.. j.. G. Keitt,
which was unanimously adopted.
l'hey'WNi 'be found in another col.
ulnif.oi lin@ 21i '!U.!54 .Gig.. !.:I.;i
!. "A script Of indebtedness in favor
of MIR. +, Briggman was ordered to
be paid. i
;,.a =. GCANo ON RICE.
4 CAaptfalip, ;Afli, n, \, yKener made. With
gppno9, ttlbiIrty:hyss sl,lu bushels per acre on
'9nrSd.lpsryl high llppds ;-but rice being
q very exhaustive, :ba!nsstiy crop, will not do
even even with gpano more than three or
io2nnr 12n yealrHsil ealrHsil on the same lands. ,.g.I3,
Mr. w. a.. 'Mackay enid the low
country rice' planters (. WHO once used
gtano with poor satisfaction, lad
now adopted The plan Of blowing un-
der pea-vines' for rice. MIR, Daniel
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Obitula1.v.

Died, at his residence in the town of
st. Matthews, on the 18th Of Fcbru,try.
1879, EDWARD j. BUYCK, in the thirty
first year of his age. -
by this sad event the wife has lost n
devoted husband; the children an aflrc-
tionate fnther; the town valuable citi-
zen, md the church one of its most de-
voted and useful members. This saith
all who knew him. II !
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CnAHrF;sEoN yPf !; ls is again = 1fppyyqqfed frye by
tbe qik United l. States G9ngyeHss, BY yi inSelud
ing inn the he river l and ba barber hill an ap-
propTiastiqn Of $ll6693' 900 I2d for il,s har:
''I b'or Jqs1tiHee is being done onf me- n!
i!FFopplihs3 h3 at last ara vs. hoPfea iiYdI iipdi-
gig ei9ous '. duplication ti'nqP qf y hi This money SIl
m make Charleston n e n,l The peer Of any Gqm-
merciai city on the tlantic, coast.
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Notice.

TENHE Executive Committee of Pomona
4 Grange, No. II. will meet on tho
First Satuaday IN March nest. Subordi-
nate Oranges are invited to send dele
gates 70 this meeting for the purpose of
consulting OH matters Of Importance" to
the or:lsT. Il. J. FIELDER, Muster. {,
d. w. CROOK, Secretary.
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'ra -j.4, II IFHa Eafiaatt,i;s!

b7s -1.-s' '7FFs FPifaa5Hs..' .'lN'@.--
;.paJ,.i ,'jnY.n3io nG. iyag,y... ynj ,;,iy
cd, The leading RppeFFss, .b,ooth North
.anh South, are filed with reports,
itnken fronr European journals, about
-slis: great! !opdblic'' scourge., Tie
4, ALARM abroad seems to be universal
BECAUSE Of lis rapid spread and ,fatal
,Rficcts,in Southwestern Russia. Most
vigorous quarantine measures are be-
ing instituted, and even tho advisa.
ability Of Turning The towns and vii
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Courthouse, Degilodraiic Club.

'Hi"'Codrtiiouse Dem oGraiic Club.
'n"A meeting Of lhfsI 0iab:'is Hereby
;called'fof' "Wednesday night, Ftbtua-
~ 2Gtn; at tile Engine Hall, to take
into consideration a' matter affecting
The intcrests oftheit6wnship. nAahlll
.attendance:is requested. a"oo a a.t"li
- Byiorder.bH iJ?NV. MosELEY,i 10;
-" We '!''.' '''''@]'fi President.
10! S:!2R?. MR1LTrcnAMP, Secretary. .'aj
, 1879-06-03
AIoore'a Personal, Appearance.

Lon''on eo.respnnd<ncs Hatffmore s4u.
n. L. Willis has drawn pen portrait OF Tom
Moore In 1856, and beg to submit 1t: "llls
uycs sparkio Ike champagne bubble; thera
Is kind Of wlutry red OF tho tinge Of The o.
toher Leaf, that seems enanleied on bis check !;
his lips aro lellcate|y cut, slight, and
changeable rs an aspen; Thu slightly
turned np nose cuntlrMs tue fun Of
the expression; and altogether 1t is fare
thnt spArklcs, bealns ralIntes. sIl,e light tl.at
surrounds hin, Is ull from wItllin.'" He had Il
small form md tutcilcctual face. 40 sir. Hall
tells us, With rich M.ltt sweet, gentle nh,l kind
expression. Ills forehead WIS not remarkably
high Or broad, hut s(ngufarIy expressive, GrIn
mud full, with orr1ns of music md Euyety orgs
nlld those Of beneyDlenec ar,1 ycncrnt{ou rrently
prcpoascratihg. t!e was aetiyc almost restless,
nnd cnrrich himself III tint light, jarnty asr 50
thosouehiy the gait ol M Irisll1i.an I nave
boylsh recollection Of onca seellIg Moore whpn
trst ca,le to EnEla1h,. The celebrated Cartlinnl
Wlsen,an was to proach at the church Ia Spanish
plasc, near Manchesser s4uarc, London,
ntnl Tom Mooro was tin uttracttoa antl
Gregat!on AZ f,o sat In tho gallary front
row, anil seemcd to ma to look a larger unau
! than represented. as he carried hla head erect
| mil sore htghlltttng attif cravHt. My only
mental notes 81 him are assoclated with bis
bodily mot!ou Of sympathy With the choir music,
which III thosc Lays haa female uni 1nale voIces,
and not a. now. when only mae voices III the
Catholic churches IN Englautl aro permitted.
Jetteuy aays ot him: "lle IL the sweetcst-blood-
ID, waruest.t'cartcd, happcst, hopet,ltest crea.
continues the apINeelatt JatIray, ''tlcra ii
| notnlMs gloomy ar bltter In tats or1iuary talk,
but rather Wild. rough. toykfl pleasantly,
oIs Ike n,nrs .hn h1 pos,sy" ss1ts s. ;A
tect ease and good breeding nbout hia', which IL
delightful"
, 1879-06-03
SUBURBAN..
ESGLHWU0D.

h very daring robbery, was committed dnrlng
Sunday nght or Monday .norung upon thu
stors ot II. ~. ThompsoE, Which Is tbs vest
store OF TllIolsou's block. on sl1ty.sccond
street, aa'l between $500 *atl S400 worth OF tiry
goods and not!ons taken. Tie thtu,as gained
at! outrauca to tho store by prysn. otr board
Which waa nailed over thu ulass doots at tAe
rear Of thu ssotc md boring lolv through
pasel, turning the key, Which waa left in tho
lork. AMI removing Ewu ,ars Which hold tlIs
door. Onrs tnsile, they seem to have
1eisurely selected such vajuahiea M thvy
toak fapcy 10, not ncglcctinE illcir own toilet
as their old shoes aml ualrr apparel lott tu tho
se9ra show. Iho goosla takea consisted Ut ssfk5,
shirts. kid gloves, Clocks 'lswcry. hotsery, nnl
la1les' M,d kcnis' 'tsuuuerWcar, which Wcru packed
In bundles ntlu Goxes. About J O'Clock in lhe
morning TWO ut tin MIN A&ute oYesansed NJ tl,e
coFucr ot Wabash avenue AMI hixty-sccoiMl
strcet by oIIlcer ClaucY ot tho ltylu iark forrc.
Thry gave tho ,nancs VI Wilson ata
inK saies,nea f,r .s q rlttsuurv ispss noase,
uuI tlat 1hctr bundles and PACKAGES wers
sutnp1es, 1l.s ,at{Ieer thought ile atory rather
llylo patls Wheu 1t %as discovered that tho
gottla were stolen a< ElE.lenooI, tho nurslass
Mer9 transferred 10 tl'u Hqlieo headquarters OF
ts,e Town u Lake, where shsy gre VOW caatiue4,
not Include ali II lis ia4s. liz therefore
thinks tl!ere mua. hay4 heou others conceraed
.,4 thu robbery, Wheu taken, tlia thiessa were
with wh!cn they naa tiro6ably declseu .tlc,li~
seaves Willie IL the stose.@.The good recovered
ata valued at over $3O0. -;
AyDA FAAx.
A trc occurred at the llotlss of Dr. Lewis,
Kenwood Court, ut haff-past = Oil Sunday
, 1879-06-03
THE CUS'rOM-UOUSE.

The acknowledgements rece'pts yesterday
footed up S.:sss, 40.
Tic currency disbursements at tho 6ub.rtcas-
ury yesterday amounted to &t40.0on.
The new petit Jury lit the United Btatcs
Circuit Court will bo on deck MopdaY, tho 9th
lust.
The trial ot the Custosn- uouss eases will bc
resumed this morning at tl:.0 o'ctotk before
Judge Dyer, in tic United States D!sctrtct
Court. Ihr evidence IS aIl in, and thc Lawyers
VIII have inil swing In tho spcech~maktug line
lor about three daya. All that IL positively
known l1I regard TO The order ot The arguments
IS tl'at sfr. Houte1f Will opcu, and Mr. Campbell
close, fur lfla prosecution. Judge Bangs maY
comic II, between somewhero although tiiAk has
not been delinlttiy sctlcd. u ls axpeetel tllat
tho case wi!l 60 to tile luF7 about FridaY after
noon.
Collector Harvey returned to tue city vester-
,tsy ySta snptS T., attsr Va atsetws Of aotne two
daa' mission VI business ail pleasure being &C.
colnpanletl by hls wife. Ttle busluess Yaa nereIy
souln ,,,attera of dotutl WITH tho Depast tluut,
ant fu therefore bud noshtng OF anY publ. III.
tarcst to repiF1. Commissioner R4um callctt %
f,i1n durfng the day, at.tt aftcE lunch lotl zen.
tlettlen inspected thtr prospective 0,artrrs III
The new Guysrnnlent building, With Which they
were highly pleased. The Eon.nlssionrs jeft
liz r'ty last aRaats'g Tor st. Louis.
Collrctor Slnitt. suceiyed circular from Sec
tetars shrr'nau yesterday, stating tllat previous
cireufats ara 10 amended TINT books Iinporlt1l
Through tAu tnuiis may hereafter be Delivered
aooa paY!nsnt u duties. Heretofore, under
,e.a H,1asIasiy H. existing sesulations, Importing books
smuegins <iucu tlsu articles 50 I.nportcI were
!iabta to seizure nnl forfeiture. md tho pcrton
TO whom tAeY were cunsjsucQ was put 10 tbp
s1tef wltm t,,o o. nnenS s1ts1s'e
HOW. HpukH which nra ,,jt,;tents
, 1879-06-03

a house III thu Yofnacloyskf Polk, 81, Peters.
burg, an! aezcd 1000 cap!es Of THO last number
9! t.,e rener. which had int get been published.
The discovery was a,auc In coascaurnvu OF tho
uroyIons hhn,bcr having lcen printed witt, typo
which Was recdEsized rs !.eug nt sncclal make
mil btts! on!y hs ono flTn. Du applying ID THIS
rn, tllr police werc informed that ttIe iast nur-
ehnsers Of typa ut ,shv sIt,l ~ that With wtich
the paper sas pstnted werc THE nlnt'aEers of I,e
prlntItinsfor tile Ministry Of Communications; !;
nn Il waa then foliusl on Inquiry thAt re-, cru, ot
the con,positors omp11scd by TINT department
were Ninttists, md had used The tyre Tor priut-
iu9 tho rEyosutt1narY journal.
, 1879-06-03


CulcAaa, June ]. Wishing 10 place Alright ~
tnnuceut party, and give the public tho facts con-
cctntug TIM charga hada ngninst Ms* Jerry Monroe
In resard 10 hls drugaHg or usiug foul means to
defeat John poa!es In h!s attempt 70 via the re-
ccnt watktag' match AZ tna Exposition 1utldtuE,
VIC take pleasure in saying that Nj. Monroe acted
ns friend 10 nabeF. l!6aTally provided tor BIZ
wausa throughout tho walk. md teit M strung m
intcrest In ht4 winning IN any man could, n
Doblur made hin debut III walker at Monsoa'a
Garden, on Statu street A to Moaroo's having
nancy ut atAko on thu result Of the match, he diu
rot have a dollar lo Invested, 10 tho sboys fae.s
we cheestullY slgu our n4nes.
JOHNNIE DoaLxR.
WILLIAM O'nhaEN,
Felix MrAyof.
JunH M1Lsox,
Ills Trainers.
, 1879-06-03

combating Of tIeorgc II. Pullman, Anson Singer,
ami Marvin HHchatt wns nnnotnscd on tsans-
porta,Ion at alt TIE f9r eo'ng
Pullman cars, md The ttnln will not onlr b. The
hl1nttunest ever seen In the country, hut u 's
prs'posctl. 4 possible, to make t''r Quickest limo
the s,arty viii Journey II Pr'.v!tlcnse On a
by a, special train which wil' reach
ihe Hub Friday. n'nrn'ng. of the stxtT mem;
s'aong ttsu, arc tisu. s!agcr, t;oorge II Il. rnll.
@ EasSa xestl, II. 5asr' ,sit sriy Il Solsoo, IL s. "
Potter. John Il: Drake. ticotcc J.. DNM'nr II.
yeagh, Georae & Glarke, Nathan corV'tl,, j.
ii. v. Wsikys, w!iIia.. Msnru, ". {. b, uran-
MS, Co. l'alsoi,,, 4. +. Secoer,cr, JOHN Ja,acs,
l. GGsHs' Gsser q S; Il *iss @ II IL cssss ssots I ~
tic Clnbcan beKashcrc1 from tha following tel
eRram from buston; 81
"'rhc yls.turs will be met by committee ana
escorted to the Brunswick, wIre ntl tho rl1o!cast
,oos ,; ,'d several pa5oss haSe been rsssrve1 i
the chlcagoaiis will be taken through 'he stats-
House aild CITY Hail, then down tho larbor,
rlicra they will 1nspctt the city Institutions On
deer island. a pontools-brlige ls tohE con-
over which thc party will proeuetf TO Point
Shirley, v!sero ,lsey viii bo tcastcd uu
!lsh and gaule. Saturday mornhsg will
be devoted 10 Informal sfeht-sce!',E. In
auet vii! take place Vt horticultural lial, wliv,
IL intended to eclipse everything Of the kind
ever seen IL lsostuis. I&e lnwer hall Will l,e
carneted, haHg with plesuscs, "sns Furnished as a
.hu ea,lers III The literary, sclcntac, uni ..er-
cantita world. a1i It ts aIn'ntct1 thai the Court
emu Ut renns}lennfa ayenic. Washington, will
, 1879-06-03
DEATHS

..----.- UE1A'ttass ..,.... .
1r11T g.. +,, SI.r.3 ,ts - ~ ts.s
McutLls-Mr1 Cafrld SlGtlH. 1eloYcd Wild OF David
F%ns,s, sta,n thc rcilcncp.. IVY iii Rat soroan..t
'e 5e ~ T. :. ~; ,n ~ 1segda ac,,,n,
n,tasc INV "'' 1N8 o'~'s9"' 0@o1'""'' pape's
chnrla: mi 11aIt .tr. .r ma II 1n yhanse'' 'on VI
'I Gtas Mnn " sra
n,a aa1 d 1s''aeaee'
IEoS.nD-Jans ?. ut HI. t.tc residence, ost West
aionroe's. Jodhna Leonafa IN The 75tA year OF MS
HtEEuun.ra, T,ee,nx 1unc , A. # o.c,,.r, m H.,
~ ,tn.th 3""9 d ~ a. A"'' " cs7
'unoaeHu'
i!0GAN-Juno siostinlEr HOGAN.
, 1879-06-03

Indigestion, dysnepsla. nervous prostratson. and
nla fornls Of General Ipb,lity relieved by taking
Msnsman's Peptontxel teaf Tome, the nuly
preparation Of bpef containing ts entire nutritious
properties It il not mora stin,4Iant like the ex.
ttaett Of beef. but contsus blood making. force
generating, and ife.susta!n!n9 prppertios; ls In.
result of exhaustion. ncrsous prostration, oyer
work, or acule tiscnse; particularly H ssta!t!us
from pulmonary complaints. CasWc!l, Hazard q
Co.. rrppsicto7s, New York. For snlo By drug.
ribtt,
, 1879-06-03

VC1SG NEEECE WIN FE1E 1IQHIFfVll.
II proves refractory, mild discipline Ia the thing
10 sct 1t right. Not Ill tho nauacous drau0Its aud
bo'usea ever Invented can do ha't as much 10
remedy Ii disorders as {ow wsns9lass! !uls--say.
three attay-ot Hostctter's Stomach uItters which
will aitoru It speedy Inttef nnA eventually baniah
ache. ncryouspcss, salIowneas Of the complexion,
fur unon tha tongue, vertigo, auu those many In.
deecr1bahlg md disaHrccablc sensations cuuaed By
tnd!1cstlon, aFe too ufteR berpetunted by tnjull.
cious dosing. An Immediate nbantlaa merit Of snch
random and III advised experiments should be tho
hrst step ID tho direction Ut cure; tho next step
the uso of this atandatd t0nic asteratIrc which has
received tha highest medical sanction aud won
anpfecedaHttd popularity.