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Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-10-25
La verite ssar lie Sud.

Le 1snses a public il Y quel.
ques Jours un article dams Ieouel
I'LL cherchait d pronver que cette
section du pays, an lien de Ne re.
lever de ses ruiRes, Sc plongeait
chaqne jour plus profondelnent
dans la misere, d cause de l'etat
d'Oppression morale ct mat6rielle
Isous iequel etait 6cras6 Ie travail
noir. Nous avens repondu que ce
|tableau etait absolument faux, ct
qufl n'etait pas vrai que le Sud
restat EN- arriere du movement
De ieprise qui Sc fait sentir dams
le Nord. Nous ajoutions aue Ia
r6cOite do cotOn de cette aimee
Iexcedait celle de l'ann6e lerniare.
dc meme que celle dies dix der.
nleres ann6es excedait celle des
dix ann6es prec6dentes. Nous
trouvons anjourd'hni ces obser-
vations confirlnees de point en-
poiut dams le Hesald, qui public
une communication dun des HON
mes les plus verses dams le com.
merce du cotton, NJ. Edward At.
kinson, de Boston. d'on il resulte
que la rec0lte de cette substance.
cette aimee, a etc la plus forte
qu'ait jamais produite le Sud !: Il
que les dix recoltes de 1870 a 1891
ont etc pres de six millions ct de.
mi de bales de plus que les dix
reeoltes de 1852 a 1861 lies plus
fortes elles-D6ines qui aient ia.
mais etc Obtenues par le travail
esclave. Dependant. malgr6 ces
demonstrations irrecusables, M.
insinue que, en- presen. ]
20 de ces avantages, realS6s paris
Ia force productive des negres, il G
nest nj juste nj politique quell
cette race soft opprimee, avilie ct c
sntretenue dams l'abattement par y
a spoliation. y
Le Herald repond que rauteurle
! raison puis il poursuit: le
49, Mais nous sommes tenteslo
i'aller plus loin. II nous semble Ia
lu'une population qui prodnit
ant ct 81 constamment nest pas Il
element abattue. Si les nagres O
Ia Sud etaient reellement dams 81
me aussi trlste conditions que n
ellie on il plaft a certains politi. n
lens du Nofui de les representer;I
Ills etaient assassiu6s, opprim6s, d,
Olss ct spolies partout du prix lii
. ieur travail, il ne serait pas lie
osSible qu'ils produisissent main &c
anant nne fecOlte de cotton plus "a
que Ia plus forte quill
it etc produite du temps de Pes
Iavage; que cette r6colte aug NJ
lentat incesSamment ct r6gulia. de
ement d'ann6e en- aimee; etlOE
tle, en Outre ces malheureux pro lris
nisissent aussi, CONNIE ils le ca
mt, une pins grande qaantits nc
ne jamais de provisions a leurIl'h
sage personnel. te
''En verite, les statistiques que m,
BUS envoie M. Atkinson coutre. len
sent fOrtelnent les accusations ra
&C de manvais trai !di,
lnent deS noirs 6levees contre lell
Sud. III y a sans doute des cas- iesi
'mbreux probablement, on Pa lon
'iculteur negre est spoli6, ou ch
lie, on traite injastement. Mais est
; journaux du Nord sont pa Iav
Element rsmplis de plaintes deiqu
agaillenrs blancs qui sont ex. gr;
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-10-25
NOUvELLES A LA MAIN.

Apres Quelques zigzags inquit
tants sur le trotsoir. un indiviti
en etar d'ebriete s'apprete a ira
verser Ia chaussee, raconte n
Paul Parfait:
| II regarde, un pen effar6, /
va-et Went turbulent des vOitn
res, d travers lequel il hesite a 8
Ijeter.
Pres de lhi s'est arret6 ui
vieux monsieur a Pair grave e
venerable, la cravate blaneh,
sous le mention, ras6 de frais, Il
rOsette q la boutonni6re.
LIE monsieur compatissant
prend pivrogne par le bras ct, er
10 soutenant, le fait passer sans
peril jusqu'au trottoir oppose.
Emu jusqu'au fond de l'ame, le
pauvre diable SO retonrne vers
son sanveur, ct lui serrant la
main:
-Merci! Vous savez ce que
c'est que d'6tre pochard, rons.
~
Une anecdote du barreau de
Paris
C'etait pendant l'Enpire, au
de commerce.
Un jour. d l'appel dune cause
sans Importance, on volt s'avan.
Ser Q 10 barre, un jeune defen-
seur, a 10 physionomie iutelligen-
te, mais d'nnA allure qni ne
Drevenait guere en- sa fayeur. En-
ontre, Get avocat, don't le teint
solor6 n'annoneait pas IN travail.
eur absOlument adOnn6 aux etn-
les du cabinet, await le tort de Sc
presenter le visage orne dune
ormidable paire de moastach es|
lu plus bean noir.
NJ. e., Qui presidait le Tri-
'unal, ne put r6primer un mon.
d'etonnement en- voyantI
ant de barbe a la fois sur le vi.
age dun Seul avocat.
M. 10 defenseur. fit Ie president |
'lne yoix severe, avaBt de yons
ccorder la parole, j'ai le tlevoir
. vons faire remarquer combien
otre tenue est Ieu convenable
our vous presenter devant nous.
IObservatiOn de monsieur le
resident est tres jnste, repondit.
defenseur sans s'6mOuvOr.
.ussi je lui demande de youIoir /,
len appeIer une autre cause
want Ia mienne.
LIE president acceda 3 la del
ande du jeune defenseur, auil,,
litta aussit6t la sale d'audien
Qnelqnes instants apres, auand :
luissier fit l'appel de Ia cause
ms laquelle ravocat en- ques. h
30 devait plaider, on le Wit Sc !.
esenter la monStache parfaite. 9
ent rasee. :
Un sourire du president ac. !,
elllit cette marqne de Difference
yers Ia magistratnre. ;,
Qnant au jeune ayocat, il fait :. :.
puis son chemin: car c'GtaitIi,'
Leon Gambetta. : !.
W. t
Dams IN wagon-snr une ligne
glaise. Personnages: nn cnre cl
un mateiot. Ce .lernier, plus ~
u que toute Ia Pologne, .jure IN
nme un pafen. rG
Alors lecclesiastique: Il.
-Prenez gartle! ! ST yous iarez A
nne celia vous irez en- enter SO
j. M'est egal: j'ai. nn billet ti
Her ct ret0ur. :.
~. to
Jue femme, don't le mari est ~ ~
stl ct qni est ellie meme assez ~
droite, vient de METRE an ~
nde nn enfant bOssu com ne en
q ct mere.
-Dfciti4mpnt, c'est dams le c's
g tlit nn parent.
-Heiss! non, riposta lie papa, Oh
t dams IL dos. pl
- da
q comble de l'amonr de Tart ia
r mr., f.t,fSinfor.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-10-25
CONDITIONS DE D'ABoNNEMEFT :

IL. rEditeur - Veuillez annoncer
cue je suis candidat independant
aux fonctions de CORONER de pa
roisse aux elections prochaines.
Dr.. j. L. MATERRE.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-10-25


Trois jeunes files kentuckiem
mes, qui demeuraient sur les rives
de l'Ohio, ont imagine un lnoyeu
original de SO procurer des ma
ris: eiles conyinrentde jeter cha.
eune une bOuteille contenant son
aom ct la promesse d'Ap0user
Phomme qui treuverait Ia bou
teille. Tout saugrenu quill est, le
moyen d r6usSi. Une des files n
epous6 recemment l'h0mme ani a
ramass6 81 houteille d aueluue
distance audessons du lien on
ellie await etc jet6e. La seconde
est fiancee avec l'henrenx mortel
qui u trouye ga bouteille q Nat.
chez, Mississippi ct la troisi6me
eat en- correspondence amoureuse
avec le trouyeur de Ia bouteille
Qui demenre 6galement q une
grande distance.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-10-25
ON DEMANDE

A loner nne petite .habitation de
200 d $50 arpents, situ6e dams Ia
paroisse Assumption on celle de La.
fourche, conveLable 4 Ia culture du
rig, ayec on sans attelages.
Mentionner le prix ct les condi-
tions.
Adresse G.. NJ,
Painc0urtvilie P. O.,
Paroisse Assumption, lie.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-10-25
DEMOCRATES !!
Ralliez-vous.
UN GRAND MAss-MEETINo
NAPOLEONVlLLE
LUNDl, 1ER DECEMBRE 1879.
AURA LIEU !.

Le gouverneur Louis A. Wiltz, lie
colonel Saml McEnery, lie gouver-
neur John McEnery, le general E.
Z. Gibson, le juge j. G. Egan, fHon.
4. John Ellis ct autres orateurs
distingues harangueront rassem-
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-10-25
L,ELECTION DEMOCRATIC
QUE.


Q voas l'aurez apprise, c'est que
0I Louisiana nest pas IN Etat d
mocrate, oh mais, pas du to,
o democratic. d Ceux qui pretender
!; \ quill Pest, en- ont menti. lie par
9 democratic ny est qu'en infim
r minorite. lis s0nt tout au plu
j. quelques milliers de mauvais pt
: liticiens, coureurs de places, ez
ploitenrs de la caisse pnblique, |
: lie du peuple, la honte dn pays
qui usnfpealt le ponvoir ct me
nent la population de l'Etat a |,
baguette. H0rs de cette tourbe
tout est republican,. Quiconqu,
est honnete. qniconque a de Il
valeur, la masse, le yrai peuple
tout celia est republican,; ct 81 Il
ticket republican, ne sort pas
tout d coup triumphant de furne
electorate. c'est quill y q eu frau.
de ct violence.
Ne dites pas que toni celia EST
ridicule ct faux, ct que les fats
prouyent le contraire. Les faits.
ON NY croft pas, puisqne l'on vous
dit d'avance qu'ils sont controu.
YES. Que ST vons demandez Ia
preuye, on vous lepondra que
cest tout pro1ve, que celia saute
aux yeux, ct que vous 6tes de
manvaise fol par Ia meme que
Vons ne l'admeltez pas. Fraude,
le parti democratic mel
Vit que de celia; sans celia, ill
n'existerait pas.
Par exemple, nous commissions
1ersonnellement bon nombre del
yens de c0uleur qui sont pr6ts a
7Oter ct voteront certainementl
les deux mains pour nj. Wilt,
'arce quill leur est sympathique, /
+ qu'iIs le savent eminemmentI
apable. Dites celia a certains re
'ublicains a tous crins, ills yous !,
epoDdront que vous en- avezj
nenti. Les braves gems en- ques-
ION ne peavent pas voter pourl |
Viltz, celia ne leur est pas per. Il
lis. Sill est prouy6 qu'ils ont
ote pour lui, ct certainement ills Z
} feront, c'est gull y aura Gu |
iolence, intimidation; ct, en-
,ut cas-, il y aura EN- fraude. !.
arconsequent toute victoire de. u
Iocratique est entachee dc nul
to. II ny q de vote reel que lei
ote republican,. Ce parti-la aid
,capare toutes les vertus, ct il 9
q laisse aux democrates que les = !
ces. Quand on veut tner SOP d
lien, on raccuse de la rage, ct u
; democrates sont enrag6s an =; =;
emier chef. .,
C'est le comite central republi. y
in d'Etat qni a trouv6 toutes - y
9 bellies chooses. Celia ne nous f.
onne pas de sa part, ct celia ne &C
as effraye pas non plus beau q E,
mp. Ces rodOmontades ont faitI ~
IT temps. Files ont aujourl'hui re
don de faire sonrire les gems g
eiligents. Elles ne sont pour fa f
It pas tout a-fait d d6daigner, OF
zee qu'elles peuvent agir assez US
ieusement sur les petits es- 10
Is qni sont en majorite, sur di
It dams le parti republican, ct Id'
It contre ces detestables in. 10 :
snces gull tant reagig energi. no
.inent. gr
ION pas, certes, que nous ,as lo
yions 4 la possibilite du moin- r.i
success dn parti REPUBLICAN, /; :trs
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-10-25

La Ferry Storea recu un grand
assortment de marchandises
ssalches de qaalit6 supeieure.
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-10-25

LIE comble de l'amonr de Tar,
pour un cuisinier:
''Se faire santer Ia cervelle.n
Pioneer of Assumption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 185?-1895, 1879-10-25

- Souscrirez an Piosaier
- W par an.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

In what purports to be an interview with the
Health Officer, published In morning paper
that Just-now important functionary is repre-
sented as saying In reply to the question Of
what he would do In case a person sick with
the yellow fever should arrive here:
"Well, hope we should be able to obtain the
same quarters placed at our disposal last year.
The directors and sisters In charge of Provl-
dence hospital gave me portion Of the top, or
mansard floor OF the building, which was fitted
up completely, and would have proved an ad-
m1rable place II needed
ain case this was not available now, what
would be the alternative?-
"Why then we should have to form camp,
which would be much less desirable for many
reasons
Considering the liability Of yellow fever cases
to arrive here at any time, and the great i'm
portance of their prompt and complete isolation,
1t Is submitted with all Difference that the pre-
parations made BY the Health Of1cer or rather
those which he hopes to be able to make after the
disease has gained foothold here, are not suf-
fcient. 1t VIII probably strike the mind of all
people not med experts that everything OF
this sort onght TO be done long before the dread
disease makes Its appearance. AS there is little
need OF locking the stable door after the horse
Is stolen so there Is little use of getting ready
to keep out yellow jack after he once gets In.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

The Boston Post, the democratic organ In
Massachusetts,, gives the cold shoulder to Ben
Buffers scheme to get the governorship through
the aid OF democratic votes The Post re-
marks Enthusiastically, no doubt,-tha every
one knew that Butler would run on reform
platform only, ''for reform has been the watch
word and inspiration OF his life" and that as
pure and simple reformer the democrats well
come him, but as an artful enticer Of demo-
cratic votes they regard him as an Intruder and
interloper. They ask him to recruit his forces
"from the political body with which he has so
long enjoyed profitable affiliation.r 1t Is appa.
rent that the Old Guard of the democratic
party In Massachusetts, do not mean to be COB
bled up by Butler without struggle, though
there seems to be some prospect that he Will
succeed In capturing the democratic nominat-
Ing convention.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

One does not hear much In respect to the i'm
portant work, now In progress In London and
New York simultaneously, of revising the
Bible. 1t was agreed at the outset by the two
branches of the revision committee that In
order to prevent misunderstanding and base
less criticism on the part Of the public, no In
formation In regard to the results of their
combined iabors should be dIvulged until the
work was completed SO In spite OF the fact
that the committees have been engaged In the
revision for more than seven years the ub!uui-
tous reporter when he drops In at the New
York Bible House to make note OF the very
latest important conclusions of the wise men
assembled, finds himself compelled to postpone
this pleasure for three years or more when the
rev1serS Will at the same time furnish REVEAL
tions and begin to make them. In this predica-
ment the baffled reporter falling to obtain
the results OF the work consoles himself with
the recital Of attendant circumstances. 1t
appears from N. Y. Graphic interview that
much OF the time Of the widely separated COM
mittees Is taken up In exchanging and harmo-
niz1ng copies OF the revision as completed Dis
puted points are referred to committee of
conference, and II any disagreement Is serious
II VIII be Indicated In preface or appendix.
The revision win be conservative. 1t is
thought that the total amount of change
VIII not exceed five per cent, which includes
words obsolete In their spelling and significa-
ton. ObScuritieS and inconsistencies will be
removed. The headings Of chapters, pages and
paragraphs will be carefully revised, the text
win be divided into sections and the parallelism
In the poetical books will be shown by printing
In verse form. The aim Is TO give the best YER
sion possible In the nineteenth century, as that
authorized by King James was In the seven
teenth, and the character Of the body of eighty.
two men to whom the work has been entrusted
gives assurance that the revision Will be salts
factorily REFORMED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

Health Officer Townshend declares, it Will be
seen, that there is no foundation for the Wild
reports Of yellow fever cases In Washington.
aid says that a strict system of surveillance
has been adopted, to the end that no refugees
from fever districts shall enter the city without
coming at once under sanitary Inspection
OF which Will be satisfactory Information to the
public.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

The Maryland ''canal ring" headed by Cor
man and Bannon, are making fight for control
In the democratic party. German seems To he
VICTORIOUS at his end OF the line In Allegany
county, but Bannon had sort of victory IN
the Anne Arundel county convention that was
Ia the nature OF a defeat, as the convention,
AFTER a Tree fight, broke up In a row, though
Bannon declared his ticket nominated while
the disa1ected withdrew and nominated an
other ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30
THE ARLINGTON,
L ~ S9GEAN Grove. NEW JERSEY.

~. II. HUICHINB, ManAcer,
CHAS. Z. ROWLAND, Proprietor
This popular Hotel, unlike ali other no. n n
.eis at tie Grove, occupies an entire block ~
II fronts on icnr OF the principal streets is.Ek Do
aho pas 20 ack rooms The locstion is the best iu
Grourd. and Wesley Lake. No pains viii be spsr-9
on the Atlantic coast ~ III "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

Mr.. G. W. Smalley, who has rushed the Sara
Bernhardt boom In this country, now writes to
the Tribune that she may not come to America
after all. This Is bad, but we shall doubtless
manage to worry along without her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

1t is Secretary Evarts turn to-day to be
named by the New York Sun for the Presi
dency. The Sun suggests him as an accept
able, compromise republican candidate, to
reconcile all conflict OF feeling and harmonic
the party
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

{ fOAAs ,,r,.o- - WOOD.
WOOD. TELEPHONE CONNECTICUT GOAL
Full Weight
GOAL. Best Quality. WOOD
Low Prices.
WOOD. Prompt DeliverieA OOAI.
Main omce, whArves, mill and depot connected with
uptown offices by TELEPHONE
With unequaled facilities and advantages for eco
nomically conducting the wood aud coal trade
wbarves factory, extensive store yards enabling M
to stock up largely when coal il lowest; Offices
throughout the city, and all In immediate conmuni
cation, 1nsurtng prompt attention to orders We are
prepared to offer to our patrons the best varieties of
coal at the very lowest prices
Remember we insure q strictly pure coal. 2 2AO
pounds to the ton.
Main Office, mill and depot. foot of i2th 1Sfh ana
sts: aw. Offices: 1902 St w. lll2 eth st a W.
14lS It'll st. NV; and 22l Pa. ave. Sc tylS-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

Congressman Hawley, OF Connecticut, thinks
Sherman is gaining strength daily as a candi-
date, but that Grant may come uppermost IL
the democrats continue In their revolutionary
work of the extra session.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

The Philadelphia Star says of the mention OF
the name OF George W. Chflds In connection
with the English mission, that while 1t Is not at
al probable that Mr.. Childs would accept the
Office 1t Is quite certain that his appointment
would meet with widespread favor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30
Three Story Ho,.ses For Sal.

Inc ABOVE Is only small part Of the property for
rent and sale on my books. For complete list rec
bulletin issued on the LIST and 18th Of each month
which can be had on application sI my ofiioe or viii
be sent by mail II desired
Auction Sales
On MONDAY, August 4th. at p M, No 6O4 18th
st. NV.
$4,000 SS, 1000, 81 500, 81 800 ssoo. s7OO asOO .t
per Ct 80, CO.. at FER Ct ty3O tr
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COAL AND WOOD.
GOAL! COAL! COALs

GOAL3 COALS COAL3
am unloading several cargees Of Kalmis Lyksns
Valley, Lorberry and White Ash
COAL.
which VIII be cold ut bottom pricea
OAu early aud leave your orders
L WM GUINAND,
0@S La. 40. and Ist Sc.
Between B and SO
WnAfI ICON OF % b. So my7-ly
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YOU WISH TO FEEL JOLLY. COME TO
with LIZ spE Tins Nss ~ n M.ter Bats,ns
Springs is not B.akiston's Island, rs many lE@ I
euppoee Fishing, Fruit and Medical Attanda ne
free Take Thompson or Mattano. AID land al co.
tons Board, Per day, 81 so; over ten days On %;
COlton'e Z. o., Md iva ims'
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DROPOSALS FOR COAL
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.,
BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRINrING, !
July Is, 1879. y
Sealed Proposals win be received at this Office
until ~ O'Clock IA. on FRIDAY, August Is, 1879 for
furnishing l,OoO tons run Of mine GEORGES Greek
Cumberland Coal, free from slate aud al impuri-
ties subject to the conditions required by section
Slll, Revised Statutes of the United States, viz:
That the coal shall weigh 2.24o pounds to the ton.
be lnspecaed and weighed on the Treasury scales,
and at the time of delivery the quantity Of each load
TO be certified to by the Ierson appointed and quail
ned under the law for that purpose. and that the
prescribed fee of twenty cents for each ton Of coal
inspected and weighed shall be paid by the con-
tractor. The coal 10 be delivered ut this Bureau
in such quantities ana at such times may be re-
Quired.
No payment viii be made without the certificate of
the that the coal such the Contract calls
for until the account las been rendered in elaa
proper form and duly audited
The right to reject bids or waive defects il 10
SCI we'd
Proposals must be Endorsed Proposals for oosl.~
and addressed to q n TRISH
Chief Bureau Engraving aud Print az,
BioA"H Washington, ID. q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

No charge n ade for ADVERTISING
special rates will be made for the care OF large
properties
Parties having houses for rent viii do well to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1879-07-30

NENTLEMFNl
VI An Elegant French Calf, Hand Sewed Turned
EDGE Calf Lined, Low Quarter SHOE, warranted as
represented, fer
$3.50.
Reascn-Too many on hand.
BYRN'6 SHOE STORE,
ty1Iu 14tk and COrc0r0n streefa.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALS FOR WHITE MARBLE OR
l. GRANITE Fob THE WASHINGTON MONU.
ENGINEER OFFICE, WASHINGTON MoNu,rxxrJ
WASHINGTON, ID. c., July 49, 1879 (
Sealed Proposals viii be received ct this of3ce
until II M on the 5lsT OF july, 1879, and opened
immediately thereafter, for Furnishing ct the site OF
the Washinp ton Monument, in this city
COG cubic feet. more or less, Ct White Marble; or
Specifications, blanks. or any further information
VIII be furnished from thus Office upon request Of
parties engaged in the business of Quarryine such
materials. TH0H LINCOLN CASEY,
Lieut. Dol. EnRfpeers,
lyl9 Engineer in Charge.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-04

II Is too soon 10 forget tie ravagcs or this
trrrOtc disca 20, which Will no doubt return In
u mprr malignant and vlrulcnt form IN the iall
mont ilS al iSil.
MEKRELL'S IEpATINE, Il remedy dlSCov-
cred IN Southern NuOia and used with such
wonderful results In South America where tho
most aggravated cases OF fever are FOUND
cause, from one to Two ounces or bile to 30
Uttered or strained from thr blood each time It
passes through the liver, az long nS an excess
OF bile exists. By It's wOndcri al action on the
Liver and Stomach the HErATrHE not only pre-
vents to a certainty amy kind OF Fever and
Black Vomit, but also cures Headache, C0nSti-
patton or the Bowels, Dyspepsia ana all
Malartal diseases.
No one need fear yellow Fever who Will
eXpCl the Nalhrial Poison and excess Of bile
from the blood by using MERRELLS UErAT1NE,
which is sold Dy all Druggists in 25 cent and
$l0O bottles or Will DE sent br express BY tho
Proprictors.
A. f. MERRELL & CO., Phiia., Pa.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1879-09-04
a PENNY SAWED
is A PENNY GAINED,

You can save money by calling nt tho
Grocery Storo ofW II. DONLY.
Just opened nice lot of Sugar Cured
Canvnssed Hams at prices to su it
tho tho times. Also q select stock Coffees
and Sugars. Arbucklo's Ungronnd Roast
cd Coffee n specially. All the lavorite
brands of Augusta Flour, Boltcd Meal aud
Pearl Grts. Canned Goods of ali do.
scriptions, Chewing ana Smoking Tobnc-
co, igars from the highest to tho cheap
est brands. Roots and Shoes at low
ii!gnros;; Ladies' tlno cloth Gaitors, nj
si%os' Sl' lower than tho lowest. Choio
Vines and Liquors, Porter, Beer md Alo
Fresh Sparkling Cidor, Cider Vinegar,
and Lemons Giyo mo q call. Viii
not be undersold. w. Fl. DONy.V
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