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Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-08
Malaria DESTROYED.

G. A. J. Gadbois, of Brookville, Can.
ada, ccrtiics that he was Frustrated by
u nalarial disease contracted in Texas
and was quickly and completely cured
by the use of Warmers Safe Pills and
Safe Bitters. He adds: 'I shall never
travel in that climate without YOU
Safe Pills and Bitters as part of my
outfit"
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-08
0DRT1EI0ATEy.


SAxDnuRsr tAustralia) March lst, 1878.
Sons Eucalyptus Extract, and have to admit that
there is, beside it, no medicament Of such uni.
versal effect on tho human system that I know Of.
1t checks completely all inAammations of what.
ever kind-chest, lung and all throat affections,
such as Bronchitis and Diphtheria. 1t cures
Rheumatism TO0thacho Neuralgia the most 80.
we're Colds, etc. used it with unparalleled sue.
cess in Swellngs, Bruises, ,Sprains, Burns, Wounds
Of the most serious nature In all disorders Of the
Bowels, Diarrhea, etc., and gladly acknowledge
its merits for the eM 5e9e&t Of The gSbis nm
Dr., Mosler, Professor at the University Of
Ciriefswalde, Germany reports astonishing cures
of Diptherites, Asthma, (Berliner Klinisohc Wo.
chenschrift, Nov. q, 1879, at our 0ffice)
Inflammation Of Breasts and Swelling Of Legs, af.
ter confinement, Dysentery. Whooping Cough,
Infamed Eyes, etc. DR.. CRUICKSHANK.
Epitome Of declaration made before M.COHN,
Esq, j. p, at Sandhurst. October, 1871:
! The son Of Mr.. Raabe was hurt with an axe on
tho knee. After nine weeks medical treatment
amputate the limb. At that juncturo tho Ex.
tract was applied, and the wound speedily cured
without amputati0n.
Tho daughter Of Mr.. Jungheim, suffering from
disease Of tho bone, 50 pronounced by Drs.Atkin.
son and Boyd, who attended tho girf without sat
isfactory result, was cured Just as speedily.
SASDHURsr, Australia, Sept. H. 1879.
thereby certify that the above are the contents
of an advertisement published at Sandhurst and
that the named Drs. Macgilliyray. Atkinson and
Boyd are we'll known medical practitioners resi-
ding at Sandhufst.
ISigned] S. A. WOODWARD, Mayor.
/, the undersigned, acting Vice Consul General
of the United States at Melbourne do hereby
certify, etc. fSigned) JNOK SMYTH.
The great sanativv powerofthe Extract brought
under notice of Prince Bismarck through the
Consul of the German Empire at Melbourne.
| All the documents in question may be inspect
ed in attested copies at any time at the Office OF
the undersigned, agents Of Sander T. Sons Euca
lyptus Extract.
The Extract is sold by DR.. F. NJ. BROOKS al
one dollar and quarter bottle. Each bottle
accompanied by directions for uso and reports o.
cures.
Wholesale at CIR. F1NLAY T. CO.,
SAe Agents for the Southern States
IS Magazine street, New Orleans.
CAUT1ozg.
There arc some preparations Of tho gnm resi1
in the trade without any value as medicament
They may easily be discerned, as they turn milky
on account Of their tcrebinthine0us nature wher
mixed with spirits Of wine. We arc the only
existing manufacturers Of tho pure Extract les
sence( Of the leaves Of the Australian gum tree
Therefore, ask for Sander T. Sons Extract, ant
Insist upon getting It. janl7 ly.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-08
Byour Weekly Line!

TNRY MUSTARD. Finest English, Colman 9.
lVOATMEAL. Fresh Milled, Pin Head.
r. CHOCOLATE. Bakers, Germans Sweet,
Fresh
CROWN MILK. Fresh Make, one pound
Gang.
CANNED APPLES. ) Pound Tins, Fresh.
BAKING POWDERS. Horsford's, II o..
Papers. -.
GUM DROPS. Rose, Lemon and Vanilla.
FANCY CRACKERS. Cinnamon Jumbles,
New York. ~
New York.
FANCY CRACKERS :. Mic Macs, New
York.
SODA CRAKERS. Choice Fresh Baked.
DRYSALT SHOULDERS. BostSt Louis
Received yesterday, per Matches aud Annie r
Silver, and for Gale 1t Family Grocery Of
iune2l JOSHUA BEAL.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-08
Great Discovery by a Great Man

This, primarily, is what Warmers Safe
Ncrvine is. The great man is one of the
most famousliving physicians. He found
q harmless remedy for all kinds of pain,
others improved it, and the final result
is, the Safe Ncrvinc now manufactured
only by II. II, Warner Il Co.
Louisiana capitolian., 1880-07-08

V1HE PURE VOLATILE PARTICLES OF
i the leaves Of tho 30 renowned Anti Fever
Tree, THE EUCALYPTUS GLOBULUS," :"
and the only protection against contagion in ca.
ses Of Yellow, Typhoid and other fevers.
Do not wait until that terrible foe, Yellow Fe-
yer appears in your midst, but protect yourself
and family by using before hand our EXTRACT
AZ an odorant, and when fever has already set in
take internally four to six drops in spoonful Of
water once day, and apply 1t externally freely
to tho region Of the bowels. 1t is tho only rem.
edv that can he relied on,
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The hot supper given by Che colored

The hot supper given by The colored
Baptists in Mascaic Hall on Friday night
last ended in most disgraceful row Two
colorod men, both of whom were drinking,
got into diihcuify and became SO bolster.
Gus that IL was found necessary to call in
the police, whcye authority was most def
antly opposed, not only by the principals of
the difficulty, but also by several OF their
friends, among whom were two or three
women. AS soon rs Mr.. Fant. Chief OF
Police, entered the hall crowd of mad
dcned and iDfuriated negroes surrounded
him and in few seconds had him OH the
floor, and Sloan Williams. who seemed to
be the leader OF the gang, did his best to
take his life with knife, but whose blows
were successfully warded off, Mr. FAINT re-
ceiving only slight cut on the LEFT eye-
brow. While Mr. FAINT was being abused,
the crowd did all in their power to keep the
other policemen from interfering, which
indicates strongly that the whole affair was
q preconccrted plan to entrap the police Of
the town and wreak vengeance upon them
for some imaginary wrong 1t took several
minutes hard work to quell the disturbance
and restore things to order. In the fracas
Williams received severe blow on the
head, and was carried to the callaboose, but
was afterwards released on bond to appear
for trial. Tilda White, sister of Will
liams', also received II severe blow for inter-
fering with the police and attempting to
prevent the latters arrest, from the
effect OF which we understand she has since
suffered considerably.
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Tho County Fair.

Mr.. EDITOR: Our County Fair COM
mences next week, including Thursday and
Friday, tho 2lst and 22nd inst. The occa-
sion promises to be one of unusual interest,
aud If our people will literally patronize IL
by bringing their articles to exhibit, and
will attend Themselves, the Fair will besn
great success, The entrance fee has been
reduced to 25 cents, and the premiums are
payable in money. The pigeon and glass
ball shooting will be q novelty to many,
and all unusually interesting feature OF the
The stockholders heretofore have devoted
the entire receipts to the purchase of pre-
miums. &C.. and have never claimed cent
for dividends upon their stock, and for the
purpose of building up the Fair they are
willing to continue this liberal policy.
Anderson County is ahead of her sister
counties In progress and improvement.
Let it not be said that she refuses to sup
port her County Fair. The Stores will be
oil closed on Friday, and 1t Is hoped a rep
resentatiye from every family will Sc
present.
Let every one having fruit and farm pro-
ducts needle work, stock, or anything 10
exhibit, enter the same on Wednesday.
Col. Aiken will deliver an address upon
agriculture on the grounds at IL o'clock on
Thursday, 2lst. This itself will repay, and
more than repay, the entrance fec.
FAIR.
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wlIIianstop.

"A litslc cGild Of Esr. Geo. Patterson died
OF Diptheria q few days ago. No other
cases are reported In town rs yet...... Cotton
in this seeiion is picking out very rapidly,
though hands are not sufficient In number
TO supply the demnnd...,. Tho potato crop Is
fine. Mr.. Thos. CEynies hos potato which
weighs seven pounds, and Mr.. j.. A. Wal.
lace one that weighs about the same..... DR..
Lander graduated two young ladies ola FRI
day last idlsses Finger and Mccall The
graduation took place in the afternoon,
without interfering with haregular routine
OF btisiness.....A dr. AIKEN negro shot at his
wife last Sunday. No material damage was
done. Marshal Dalton psomptly attended
to his case. and the wretch viii be very apl
to regret his tasting liquor by the time Iu-
,tendant Dacu1 gets through with him.
Moore's lot, M
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FRIDAY, Circus Day,

1t is pretty generally conceded that the
crowd in town on last Friday was about the
largest ever congregatcd at this place on any
OCCASION. It was variously estimated at
from eight to ten thousand persons, at least
two-thirds of whom were colored. They
came from every section Of the County, and
by o'clock the square end streets of the
town were crowded with people and vehi-
cles to such an extent that it was with diff
Guilty that person could get from one part
of the main portion Of town to the other,
except on foot. 1t was evident early in the
morning that the day would be an extreme.
ly boisterous one, as ardent spirits were be-
ing freely imbibed by Old and young, big
and little, which seemed to develop the
lighting qualities to remarkable degree in
even those who ordinarily are quiet and
inoffensve while under the influence of
strong drink. We do not think there ever
was as much drunkenness and disordcrly
conduct in our town in one day before,
end although there was a police force Of
eighteen or twenty on duty, it was simply
impossible to preserve order. A large mum.
Der Of arrests of both white and colored
persons were made, who were committed
to the callaboose, and who have since been
dealt with by the Town Council for their
several offences.
The circus arrived at this place at about 3
o. m, and the scene Mt the Blue Ridge yard,
where the exhibition was given, from that
tilne Until aDOuI p, m., Wnen tney lett,
was indeed lively one. BY 10 o'clock
everything was in readiness for the exhibit
tions of the day, which opened with a street
parade, and about the poorest we ever saw.
The side show, which are usually fiIst-class
frauds, was very good-betier than usual
the most attractive features of which were
educated animals and an illusionist The
menagery was about Us attractive as menag-
cries generally are, but had no animals not
usually found in such exhibitions. In the
circus proper, there was some good acting,
good riding, a tolerably good clown and
some splenddly educated dogs, the feats
and pranks of which afforded the audience
more pleasure than any other one feature
of this exhibition. There wern ahnnt fonr
or five thousand persons under the canvas,
about equally divided between the races.
Taken aii together, :ic entire pcrforman-
ces and exhibitions Of the day would COM
pare favorably with those of other circuses
that have visited our community. One es-
pecially commendable feature of Robinson's
Circus is the fact that it is not accompanied
by the horde of thieves and gamblers that
usually follow circuses for the purpose of
robbing and cheating the ignorant out of
their hard-earned means.
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Opening Up the Savannah River.

Hon. Alexander H. Stephens, of Georgia.
has written letter to gentlemen on the
subject OF opening up the Savannah River
to navigation, in which he says that the
late Congress appropriated the sum of 500
600 for that purpose, which is to be expeod-
ed between July l, 1880 and July /, 1881.
Mr.. Stephens says:
Like all other appropriations in the same
bill. which aggregate to between eight and
ten millions dollars the money is to be un-
der the direction of the Chief Engineer of
the United States. He in this, as in all
other cases, will appoint some subordinate
officer to supervise the work.
Federal appropriations for improvements
in rivers and hnrbors are always expended
under the direction and control of Federal
officers, and in accordance with previous
surveys made by Federal officers. II this
cese had an act passed ordering q survey
to be made, with estimates for improving
the Savannah River above Augusta UP to
the mouth of Tugaloo River. The survey
was made by Lieut.. Carson, think his
name Is, two years ago. He made favora-
Bile report; The aggregate. Inow think. s
thought the public interest requires. Forty
or fifty thousand he recommended Il think
this was the sum) to be used annually.
madeseyery exertion in my power to have his
recommendation, whatever it was, carried
out, but could not get the appropriation the
AiSb ySat AOI u AhibcI tuuu his
was about the same ratio granted to esti-
mates made by engineers on other rivers.
l suppose an officer will be detailed to
take charge of this work within month ut
least. I have not as yet heard from the En-
gineer in Chief There are SO many works
Of this sort provided for in the bill it will
require some time for him to organize his
numerous corps.
suppose also the work will begin ut Au-
gusIa and proceed upwards. I am not GER
tain of this. however. The Engineer may
upon arrival and examining the report of
Lieut.. Carson come to the conclusion that
$4,000 may be more. usefully expended up
on some points or shoals above Augusta.
AS soon az l know who the officer is will
give him G letter to you and other we'll in
formed practical men along the line who
can let him know where the chief difficult
ties and distractions lie. and to consult with
him as TO how the money can be most use
fully expended according to the purpose of
Congress.
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An Appeal to the Temperance People o,
Anderson County.

Temperance people, why should we talk
longer? Is it not in order to ask, Shall we
begin work? Or has the temperance talk
of the past year done SO much for the cause
that no further effort Is needed? So much
indeed was gained in the temperance inter-
est that moro linnnr wne sold fast wear than
Curing the year before Could It be unwise
for temperance. people to do q judicious
amount OF work now2 A movement has
begun IN our County, and thus far its sue
cess is encouraging. Its object is } get the
County Local Option Law for our etate, and
10 90 somv,iiiIiy CHI.
ton. Without standing upon ceremony, and
waiting for some one else-in end amounting
to nobody-to take or to make action, let
some one in each neighborhood Join with
willing heart in the work, Write to either
OF the committee below for special informa-
tion and directions. Let the temperance
people be ali together, and show their
strength, and do something by the time of
the meeting of the coming Legislature
The enterprise requires work il deserves
work; may 1t get work.
Nv. Il. LANDER,
! ]. g. cLINKscALrs, Committee.
G. w. ANDERSON,
RilliamS,o's, S. c., Oct. sih 1880.
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A tr,l package o." "BLACN-DRAUGHT" f"
free of charge at
Simpson. Reid & Co.'S.

MANY CoasIYATIoNs have been tried, but
none with such happy results as Rankin's
Extract OF Buchu and Juniper. If you
are suffering from any arrangement of the
Kidneys or Bladder, Gravel. Pain or Weak
ness in the Back or Hip, get bottle--cne
or two will relieve you.
This article has been before the public for
nearly ten yeare, and its sale Is constantly
increasing-and that with very little adver-
tising-which. proves it to be an article of
merit. We have Testimonials from some
OF the leading physicians of Georgia, South
Carolina and Florida and, other States in re-
gard to its reliability as q Diuretic and a
remedy for the diseases for which it is re-
commended.
Prepared only by Hunt, Rankin and La
mar. Druggists. Atlanta, Ga, and for sale
by Wilhite & Wilhite, and Simpson. Reid
& Co., Anderson, s. G. III
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"vylNE OF OARDUI +" for Indies only.
For sale by Simpson, Reid g. Co.

LoAcHAPoKA, ALA, Jan 12. 1873.
DIR. Q. ]. MoPFEJrT-Dcar .Sir-Enclosed
you will find so cents. Please send me an
other package of Teethna. The first pack
age had such happy result that heartily
recommend IL 10 all mothers, as being all that a
mother needs for tcething babe NJ babe
was one of these little nervous creatures
never sleeping more than fifteen or twenty
minutes at time. After giving the pow
der 1t quieted his nerves, and now he sIeeps
long maps. Please send as soon as possible,
and oblige, Mrs. s. L. WAoNoN.
For sale by Wilhitc & Wilhite. I4I-m
Take "RLACK-DRAuGhT" and you
will never be bilious.
For sale by Simpson, Reid & Co.
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NINETY SIx 8

NINETY Six, SC, March 16, 1870.
Dr. l.. I. HILL-Dear Sir: have been
suffering for some time with nervous de-
rangement of the stomach, caused from in
digestion. tried bottle of your PANAcEA,
and am fully restored. consider it one of
the best medicines have taken for MANY
years. II, T.. MCCAoIIN
Wilhite & Wihitc, Anderson, 8. c. I4-1In
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Why will men, and women, too, suffer
with ,warts, corns, bunions, Nosted feet,
sore throat rheumatism, neuralgia, sprains
and bruises, when they can get roller by
using Coussens' lightning Liniment? Price
sists: Anderann, 8. G..
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ArLkNrA. GA. Juno IL 1870

Nfs, IOT5.
1fessrs. Hutchison & Bro: My wife has
been o great sufferer from childhood from
nervous sick headache, She has been treat
ed by leading physicians, and ha- also tried
the popular remedies OH the market. but
has found no relief until induced to try
your "NNsuTaigiio." Il has proved ali iiii-
failing remedy in her case, and heartily
recommend it to any who may be similarly
afiiicted. Respectfully,
t. r. EGLEsToN.
: For sale by Simpson, Reid G Co. 14I-m
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5a0- Just received car load OF thirty
new Enggies, Ph@tons. &C., from Cincn-
natl. Call and see thcso handsome vehicles.
We have got them to sell, and when we
price them to you we know they will 20.
REED & STEPHENS,
Main street South of Sounrc
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relief when suffering with piles by using
Tablers Buckeye Pile Ointment. the best
remedy for piles in the world. Price soc.
For sale by Wilhitc & Wilhite. Druggists,
Anderson, 8. G.
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RELIABLE AND CnEAP.-In order to place
a reliable Liver Pill within the reach Of all,
the price of May Apple Liver Pills has been
reduced to l5c per box. Sold by Wilhite &
Wilhite, Anderson, 8. G. 14-1m
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y 1sS- Just received, FIFTY WESTERN
BSIGGIES of all styles. / can suit any one
now in a Ruggy, Phaeton, or any kind of q
veliiSle. @. a. REED, A'gt.
October 9Th, 1880.
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WANTED.-.Raw Hides in any guam
ties, for which the highest market price will
be paid i'll cash. SULLIVAN g. MATrIsoN.
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IA. EXTRA FINE WESTERN SEED
sWHEAT Just from Cincinnati, RED RUST
PROOF SEED OATS and BARLEY for
sale by SULLIVAN & AATTISoN.
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For sale by Simpson, Reid G. Co.

No headache or bacS-ache for ladies
who drink "WINE OF CARDUl.u
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More than Twenty Thousand Dollars Worth b
G00DS NOW OIL HAND avn ARallina

Flour, sugar and Coffee Salt Baggipg mud TiesS
sady Made Clothing large stock; Haiiwaye, YaIls
dies and very large stock Ia
Der 3stng, Rope, Wooden Ware and al other Goods
u We sill sell you as GtFfAPISY, and treat you as
ter Who SO como on, buy yogF Goods from rs, and
nccount, and also fof others from distance and
We don't know who can. Bring yonr Cotton,
helping our filends and tho public We hope that ali
mind shat neg ntsisE pcg t,p pFossy tais Fa c bcA
Yours, very reapeslf fully,
BLEgE6XAH HgS Isl2skegM g 81
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HoNSISTING Of Meat, Corn,
NJ ries OF all descriptions, DR.,
the heot Shoes and Roots made: !
kee Notions, Crockery, Hats, Sat
Old Richmond, Virginia RuI
needed generally In this country
FAIRLY as anybody else, no m
trade with us generally,
Wo buy Cotton on our owr
can't pay you full prices in cash
on MS always before you sell. i
we are wonderful fellows upcsl
who owe ns .nio oney viii bear Ia
&a'ehaadise assd 9isaae. Weare
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For sale by Simpson, Reid & Co.

Beauty, health, and happiness for Indies
in "VylNE OF CARDUl."
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-09
NEW ENGLAND.
Rhode Island.

ADistressing Case of Hydrophobia.
 PROVIDENCE, Nov. 8.-Last Monday nine year old son of James Molyneaux, of this city, was taken down with symptoms of hy- drophobia. While his father and mother were tending him he bit them both. Friday evening Mrs. Molyneaux, without the slight
 est premonition excepting feeling of lassi- tude, suddenly convulsed The spasms became more violent frothing at the mouth and other symptoms that had been noticed in the boy were observed. MT. Molyneaux was away, and the police were therefore notified. An officer cautiously entered the room and approached the bed on which Mrs Molly neaux was lying. She sprang at him. The officer for few minutes had @ terrible strug
 gle. He could have mastered the woman easily, but he feared that in the struggle she might bite him. He seized the bedclothes and wound them in great bunch around his arms, and thus protected himself. He also shouted for help, and shortly three officers arrived The officer then, using the bed clothes to protect himself, forced Mrs. Molly neaux as gently as possible back to the bed, and threw the blankets quickly over her face. In second the other officers secured Mrs. Molyneaux and she was taken to the hospital.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-11-09
Missouri.

Probably a CaInafsi-Story of an Attempt
 ed Assassination of President Hayes.
 KANSAS CITY, Nov. S.-A story is published here of an attempted assassination of Presi- dent Hayes at Howell station on the Santa Fe road, Saturday night, October 30. It pur- ports to come from the lips of a man named King, who says one A. Hooker, living near that station, tried to get into the Presidents car as the train stopped about five minutes, but stopped by somebody and pushed back He was waiting outside when Presi- dent Hayes came out to the platform. Hook started away, but suddenly wheeled around drew pistol and fired two shots at the President The latter sprang into the car and Hooker ran toward some timber which was close by. Some men that were around chased him. He got away, but has since been arrested. There are several things connected with this affair which would point to an attempted assassination, one of which is the fact that General Sher man daughter stopped in Kansas City, and is said to have been made ill by the occur renee. Howell station is. a little dismal place. It is said that the reporters have gone to investigate further, but the whole story is regarded as an ingenious hoax.