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A sss=. Ss;s s.i;ifs tlss,s ...ss
Radicals of this Union can rest assured
of, and tint Is, sits
Ihe seven electoral votes of South
casolina win be cast for Hancock.
They may send
u. s. Grant,
81 Roscoe conkling,
Jim nlpine,
John Sherman, and all Of tho other 81
Staiwafts.
WreateFs, and
Southern hateFs In Yankeedom into
South Carolina, and
They may lie, IS
TliFt the bl69dy.slIirt,
Arouse tho had blood of ths nfgeer,
DenouHce us ss
Cut-thf5ats,
As enelnies TO tho Union,
= desiring 10 geinsiate slavery and
S endsaSoslng lo sec rp ancthsF va:
bel)ion,
But e viii do 80 TODD.
South csrolina Il now
A Desn0cratir Stess; and
a penioera lSc lats It itsFo 10 Te.,
n,ain
g long y t1p paFty raaiains true to
psinsielsa.
WE HAFo had sacAgll 81 lssta
/ lin liis To, ana
saen enons cF it ia the Unsoh,
kadaiIp sseeloFs,i sasss Of sonlh
lageseR
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slsntsa shlese asls ST.
srs il.e ec;npo t, alYi stsio AEs sililur
ao JAion sl.d ssfabIIsi es 6
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RLAGKSM,TIrl,lRTMIG,. n + !

rE,HE BLACKSMITH SHOP of David
II White Is again open, and prepared to
pnt up work In the best manner. Horse
Bnoe1nG o speciality. Work done
promptly. Give US call.
Mr. E. g. Evans, first-class uachinist.
can always be found at our shop, ready to
repair Engines, or any kind of machinery.
D. WHITE s. co.
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Dissolution.

TUsHE undersigned have this tiov. bv mn.
Y tual consent, dissolved tlio colisssfler-
ship heretofore existing between them, un-
der the firm name of Fant & Bro. The
notes and accounts OF the firm are in the
hands Of MessTs. IN, Fans s. CO. for COLI
lection. b i9 s,sg a -
Mr. a. Wayne Fant will rerssin iu the
pleased to SEQ his friends and customers at
any time. j. REESE FAINT,
4 q 2 ,s..;. 81. a. WAYNE FAINT
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ENGINES /! ENGINES !!

'FFHHE undersigned, agent for q. AULT-
n MAN d CO., will have on hand in q
week or two one Of their Monitor Trac-
tion Engines, which he expects to ex-
hibit at the Fair, and will be pleased to
showit TO any one wishing to buy.
j. III. MATTHEW'S, Bolton, s. G.
August %, 1850 4
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GTATE. OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

GTATE. OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
~ ANDERSON COUNTY.
Bg ~ W. Humphreys, Judge Of Probate.
WHEREAS, Noah 8. Reeve has applied
to me to grant him Letters of Administers
ton on the Estate Of and effects of Noah
r. Reeve, deceased. =
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
Of the said Noah r. Reeve, deceased, that
they be and appear before me in the Court
of Probate, to be held at Anderson q. III. on
Friday, the 10th day September, 1880, after
they have, why the said Administrafion
should not be granted. Given under nv
hand this 23rd day OF August, 1880.
W. w. HUMPHREYS, j. p.
August 20, 1880 4 20
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Special Dipates n sladers0n Iite'ifgencr.
NEwgEBBY, 8. O., Aug. %.
Hos. ID. Wyatt Aiken was nominated
for Congress by the Convention Of the
Third District, which met ct this place
yesterday evening, on the flrst ballot.
His only opponent was col. WIN. Wal.
lace, Of Richland County. The vote
stood as follows:
AiHeu,......''.,.....
Wallace e...................,....m6
The nomination was made unanimous.
Col. E. n. Rncker, Of Anderson, was
elected President, and Mr. Thomas w.
Holloway, Of EeWbsrry County, secre-
tary of the Convention.
A resolution recommending nomina-
tion by primary election was voted down.
A platform offered by Maj. E..B. Mur.
ray, Of Anderson. expressing adhesion to
the National Democratic party and con-
fidence in It, was unanimously adopted.
The proceedings of the Convention
were entirely harmonious throughout.
a e. B. III.
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J .. pII,.El.AlIglI z 81 lIoN. }. E. nElpL.


Anderson hes again bsen called upon
s to contribiite one nf her Oldest, most
prominent sind most useful citizens to the
4 grave. Hi the deatlls of Judge Reed, which
occarrsdat liis fssidence In thistown on
last Thursday night. after a painful and
prcsEeced iIlncas from 8 complication Of
diseases!
Jacob plntIpey Reed was born at CAL
hoan, IN Anderson County, 8. O., on the
5iss day of July, SIG His scholastic
educatlSa sis very limiteds and waa
aecated by Is own exertions. He began
lifs ss cteFis ia Hamburg alta time
y When II As the isaaing point for she
z Eholasof tsiie s4etfon Of country. His
patrgaIabilsii es and disclose application
tobupiness aisd sisrdy soon. developed q
decided bnainsss aoity, aud his afEable
mud coilttsefs disposition acquired for
hiE aa cx ssnaive acquaintance and pat,
ronhge from the planters OF This section
who EiGtle HanabGrg their market, and,
n aftsr q few years Of axperlancs III msr-
chandIaing as o CLERK, he returned 10
Calhoun, then ono Of The most import.
mi points iii The upper portion of the
\ State and oegan buliness as q merchant
on his own aSsso ssoEnt. He proved i sucs
cebsEill ni9Tchaii Rnsl fapidly iii.
4 iltleiee and ksoniinence aiaong his fol. !.
ln,g-irleElS g &slA dc the ia fof
Eoir years. lhe Ras elected to rept
ssseEItl his Distiist in tie Legislature, to
iiliicss Itlun Il q sas several times re-
tshIl when lie received
higlsel Iionol oE gl.ich we ahsll here
Oh the 10th day of Sop
he began at Caihoun tie
tlblfrsIlon oIs slio ssss,
iicil he osRnsd mud edited until Jan.
ilesi is removed 10 Ahder.
ssfol SseuEt Eotsss dlsisa continued tic piib-
lisA sop d al stiitoEh lie WIS Wig
oEols ana cajsss;s.ii, /, II his lsccacy Of POI
lEtlral doetgf ffaes andi IA 4 strong
& tliS Is fof the County.
scsobeF, Ia 4ss, he sold tho
s. - Wyatt, who changed
lle S,aple nI hnf and beraa tie
tbli,aiion d, sl.s nsierscR 9,1,t ffiie
the fos, Illr4l5s iii Or as It's
editor ca ygas not afterwards
scEnally ceanecaeIl WITH journalism.
ssFips the time ID gss opgagetl Id mar
cll.assilsiag BE SIND lei; d great s,iesI, and
aseatly imp ogcd ....is eincatlon, md hia'
ciatlpn WITH litica and journalisfa
leped 1850 iastea and gnlbilioas
I2sll DEFINED 10 bfing him ao1or
ADJ 1fssiflctigia Is vas this Whfch iii-f
aassd him d, d ispsoss to q.
I anis fzallEL ollss ioy The purpose Uf sss,ss
tgsn lats lie did Ia The otIlcc of
ens Joseph Wilmer. thsa the scs.
iifila os Tie Or.
iisGs inl lasr s5r near q i
ssar 81 csetlh admitted
and ilesg lie f,lsi i6a as Il
s4lef ng = which con.
g slsla lln llnr1sisssl
sIslfier tlles llsfl 81 me of Reed t Orr, Il
dta1ip ssi tss Int6 James L
IN aoaa heCa III q s1soiss
L prpsnilas M is Tieisas i
ssieiia as, aud
saiuesI s5, ussistine
assls cSi Ii ssF;se ssse hos iii rose
Is siior oE tssssE and Isc,i6Y
lsEli, ] Judge Scea llIAd
& !, f essfs. Peter
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A Card from Hon. D. wyatt Aiken

CoKEsBuRY, 8. O., August 2l, 1880.
7b tie Editor Of The Register:
DEAR SrR--Abaence from home for the
pest few days has prevented mn earlier
reply 10 Colonel Wallace's card. which
fret saw In the Abbevillo Press and Boa.
s,er. si.. . .,'N - s
To his political inquiries I will not 70.
ply, as have abundant reason to bellows
my Congressional career has met the m.
prevail Of majority of the voters of the
Third District. ~
can only repel his intiiiation that /
received q salary oe 81 500 from tho State
Agricultural Society, upon certain condi.
tions, as being deatitute of semblancs
of truth, and If any man asserts that I
"divided the profits with, the yenders of
silyerware from whom ! purch ased the
premiums for the fairs,n he uttefs con.
temptible falsehood, to brand it mildly.
During my entire service as Secret s:y
and Treasurer of the State Agricultural
and Mechanical Society, Colonel Wal.
lace was one of its executive officers. If
then, he. suspected me of rascality and
sonnived att { for ] have mover heard of
these intimations beforel how much less
guilty was he than he supposed me TO
beY II, however, he has recently lent q
willing. eat 20 5oni6 vile 6ianaauuffST, u.a
compelled to say his informant lies. I
am admonisted '"these are strong words
which CongreEsmen should use with
CO re- Perhaps they aEs MT eanheni-
oes 10 eara nnllle. hut .hsr are eynressiya
and applicable to him who assaila my
character. have not yet learned why
Congressnnen should be more meekiy
submissive to abuse than other men.
Very respectfully,
%. WYATg AIERE.
Col. Wallace las written card in re-
ply 70 the above, but owing to its length
we cannot reproduce it in tEis issue. Ii
ia quite 9 severe Fapes, and contains
many hard things against the character
OF Col: Aiken, which he win no doubt
fully ansHet In due time.
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Ins EIgeilei

Oar cnzEe e.dsas as ::ss.ss.sss,s. ed .ss..
tlnla County, FiyeA sonic additional pSsf-
ticulaeA OF ghp murder of Jos HE soEaki
at John sosl's, On last Thursday right Tt
appears that Judse 3fob 81 q hite, had
0eeKs Eyius to provoke i III 6,sisy WITH
ace l4 soSgkn d CO III sl 81 tise
whole aiseEne eSus Thc etsso syoidea
him, mud said nathinr At
spJald take t d ifsllis hbnus hAlf.pSsss
IS COX, he}feyef, f Isl ls m :yssln
ssIs.ietly ting is L ~ & oslay yTEil
lp end siah 81 IS 50 ssiisk llse
died u . let "a 4 lttss eEsf vfas the
- s<sz.s 10. Is s
~ 7szeal ed lst 4 Il 81 I'd
slusiDg tlis saitinsion, ned hffs
r., sscfo 8 my found a ye =
OF 81 b, 1aaESl ST, nd eyeFy 6tEs;lt
lsE:n nsllS lS sellge hsuge Of
IS. Ia co frlts.
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AGop.lJaIl.rl.tlnerelaip .lJIl.l ygotica.L s I

THE undersigned have this day formed
o copatsn efship for the purpose of conduct.
ing d General Mefehandise buSiness, under
the firm name s'of J. p. FAINT sfss co.
They ysyyill occupy the storeroofn heretofosA
~ j. R REESE FAINT.
o. CUMMINGS. saea
August 90. 1890
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AIKEN ron CONGRESS.

The CONT rsxsianal Convention upeassSsni
Newberry end Noniinafes HeRss ~ Wyatt
Aiken on tho First Ballqt
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OEFIcE or GopYrY TnsAsuREn
~ NYSf5eysson ~ 49, a ,,ys;;sek 4 81 sl \ "a,

sils& hiieSssVnl -. C.y sSAuguSI ~, 1870.
M; ;0-sigFs is hereby given that this office
y wi II be te.0pened for the collection 81
Faxes for The fiscal year 1879, on tha FIEz
TEEET4 OF E1PTEnSBER next. ana
remain open unit the fret OF Noyernbers
nexts In accoftie Isca wit tho Supply IsiIl
passed By the Legislature of South C 1lro.
lima, aiid approved 10Th February, 1850
sor tne con co of tax payers Z will
t, visit the following nanied precincts at Tie
tinle3 mentioned, to Wit S = IA II
Williamston Monday and TUESDAY o5tl,
and 23til Sepsarnbcr. "a - -
Wigginton's g Store 9dnesday, sls Sep
tember. si
Glenn,s Store Thursday, S0lIi Santcmbar.
81. FiercesoWt--If fiday, list October
Il Pend ton Factory SATURDAY, Znd Uctas
Pend dletoii day, 9th Ociobar.
IoHnvill He, w ednssd day, 9Th October.
S yy.s:E. SEuhl's StorpT rhursday 9Th 0c.
yfilIifprd' IS 81 L day, 9th ottober.
HoiiRnd's Store esllay. i9th Ccfoher
ShefRrlt'a Store dhestiav and sri,,irsi
tlty. 18th and 1aih October. -
SaTswell Institute-sE fitay. I5tls Oetabar
Clinkseales, AIills, Saturday, ] f,tfl OctoIler.
Honea Path--T sdGy niid yYesiflcalS9.
10th alla Goth Gcsober. ls 3 :
Helton-+T huisday and friday, 2iBt ana
22nd Oetober.
Centreville NJ Filfs- EEu ufi as.
Z. u. ". y sx; ssartsn'si lBfoadaway Tueaday,.
Long Shof einesiay, - e gegotsSr
=. All int edihse days dirlfg if ttnle Il
lliif Spe tn MY ofslce at "A Anaeizorf S;otiTt
t1nnse giflce hfJtsra 81 ~ lock 81 IN. TliikiI
) y - fls--t-
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A tbs Ham lsstsSs ssyl9ssls II
Ispsse bus i>yal yossS
Sle c no d "a
t % sas s.
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tstittts1 N ~ y ~
: : ~ il Iii1 bss5gs s ttfe secs nf 81 l ii IN
bls g l6ss, lsdil S. llisl Sx.
Aiie sse e 81 II ~ cIys ;.i.' & ,,:r.
81 l, 81 Cies 10 an All.
qNla {fxt9. ig,eS kh iffi AZ Gf 6 rsr
on 9si M IS iIr ses ~, {
r.
x. ~ if. NiciS
llfe a lsS3 eSsS n iiats
&c 1850 :;
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Special Dispates ~ saderson I'fe'iigenc'r.
NEwggRBY, 8. O., Aug. %.
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Eag etato pus,os &. ...,.... al mills
8og County lSss ..,.....
ifor School
: esi, s a a
iyLit siS x65
ysfsnnes +. Z. 81 Il.
81 Savanna ~ & El
eass Cor s.. ....,. .ss,...... Z. "a
~ y - ;sss..s f a
i2s,ssss ~, $. IN ssa
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GENERAL NOTICES.
'ON, SEVENTH WARD

A TTENTioN, SEVENTH WARD
n REPUBLICANS. RI.
The primary election ior one memott ~ t r,.
Council, and four delegates TO q Convention, ~
he held ibis evening, December 18th, a. LGts1i
Grocery, between the hoan Of slK and nihe osoSL
'uVoe ". |. MCCLURE,
d.is sec'y Seventh Ward Republican CAB.
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eSundAyt excepted.
'D SaSis ''''' jos. x1sEH. supsria.sudsa.
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shIloh,s consnmp1ion Cnre.

This is beyond question the most sue
ceeslul Cough Medicine we have ever sold,
few doses invariably cure the worst cases
OF Cough, Group, and Bronchitis, while
sumption is without parallel in the his.
tory OF medicine. Since it's first discov-
cry 1t has been sold on guarantee, a te.!
which no other medicine can stand. II
you have Cough we earnestly ask you TO
try it. Price 10 cts, so cts. and 81 90. II
your Lungs are sore, Chest or Back Lame,
use Shiloh's Porous Plaster. Price % cts.
Sold by Edward Booking and O, Moenke.
moeller, Wheeling, W. Va.
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The construction Of a railroad from New
Martinsville, Wetzel county, through
Tyler county to the Parkersburgh branch
ofthe B. & O. at Pennsboro, Richie county,
is being agitated by the New Martinsville
papers. The route would be about So
miles in length, and would traverse two
districts OF Wetzel and bear southwest
across Tyler county, and would, II built,
open up q large area in the latter county
to the railroad world. The agitation OF
this project has followed in the wake OF
the virtual abandonment OF the river road
between this city and Parkersburg. 1t
seems to appeal to larger constituency
than the river project could command, es-
pecially in Tyler, and it may be that
enough money can be raised by public and
private subscriptions to build it. 1t I'm.
doubtedly an important enterprise to New
Msrtinsyille and Middlebourne, as well as
to a considerable scope Of country, and
would be Of special value to the
timber interests. II the project is
carried out it will OF course ser
iousy affect any efforts that are in
contemplation in regard to the river road,
rs respects the river sections Of TYLER,
Peasants and Wood counties, but in other
respects 1t might be OF advantage to the
now dropping prospects OF the river line
An interest would probably be aroused in
favor OF continuing the road on up the
river from its terminus at New Martins.
vile, and thus It might open the way for
short line between Parkenburg and
Wheeling. OF course road that would
depend In part on another road, as this
ono would on the B. & O., for its business
connections between Wheeling and Par.
ksrsburg, would not be very desirable
through line, and would not likely DO very
profitable 70 the stockholders, unless It
developed paying local business.
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A LADY OF Mariana, Fla, writes: ~
applied 10 q physician here for prescrip.
ton for Sick Headache, with which have
been afflicted many years. He recon-.
mended TUFTS Pills. They acted like q
charm. l can now attend to my school
without any pain or Inconvenience. 1t is
the best medicine have ever taken. May
you meet with the reward YOU deserve"
ANNA JENKINS,
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answer mi. oue.,iou.

Why do SO many people we see around
US, seen 10 prefer to suffer and be made
miserable by Indigestion, Constipation,
Dizziness, Loss Of Appetite, Coming up OF
the Food, Yellow Skin, when for Is cts.
we will sell them Shiloh's Vitalizer, guar.
anteed to cure them. Sold by Edward
Booking and @. Moenkemoeller, Wheeling,
W. Va.
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TIME TABLE.
WheeIlna and EIm Grove Railroad.

On and after SATURDAY, November IS, 1885,,
can on the Wheeling and Elm Grove r. 3. will run
follows Cars will leave the city, corner Of Market
and Eleventh sLreeial, and Hornhrook's Park At
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A Marvellous cure for Catarrh, Diphthe.
ria, Canker mouth, and Headache. With
each bottle there is an ingenious nasal In.
jector for the more successful treatment
Of these complaints without extra charge.
Price so cts. Sold by Edward Booking
and G. Moenkemoeiller, Wheeling, W. Va.
MwP1w
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a GARD

To all who are suffering from the SrrOrs and Indls-
erStlops Of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
los Of manhood, &C, will send recipe that will
cure you, FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
vas discovered BY missionary In Bouth America.
T. INNAN, Nation n. HHs YSrt OtV. iai9.HWTAW
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THE invitations for the grand Odd Eel.
lows ball at Wellsburg are gotten up in a
neat and handsome manner,
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A DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE.

Having been appointed SdmInI'rltof q D. sls
Of Frank B. Exley, dectA ed, hereby EiIe PSus
all persons knowing themIeiTet indebted 70 " ~.
December 20, 1850, and any perSon hlIln2 Ss1
agal n,t said estate will present. them ag I1''A1
ested, for payment JAME5P. AA1WELL!
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EoR RENT.

EOR RENT-THE sT0RFR0ON on
l. southwest corner Of Market abd sI1,ttu.h IND.
With or without yelling. Enquire Of ]. L EIROEH.
LEM, at German Bank. al
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GTOCKs AND REAL ESTATE.

business generally looks 50 aaterIng have con-
Guided 10 continue the business In which have been
long engaged, therefore ODER my service a. Agent iof
the Sae Of real estato ant SockI for borrowing am
rents. Money advanced on good stock left Sith me,
II REQUIRED Bales Gde at suction without additional
expense aud by punetual payments. Lloss attention
/, business aud Rn honorable 'toTt 10 promote the
interest Of customer hope to merit share Of patron
axe. /. IRWIN, Agent, Office No. "a Twelfth street,
opncSte Exchange Bank. de2O
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NEW ApvERrIsEMENrs.

G1TY sERGEANT-
Mess. EpiroRE--PleasO Rnnouneo NIB. CHAs
Iesnt, subject 10 ihe deCiAiou Of the Democratic
P' e. and Oslis' DEMOCRAT.
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EOR RENT
NOR RENT-.ANELEGANT COUNTRY

EOR RENT-.ANELEGANTC COUNTRY
10 residence, situated on "EdglngtOn LSnt" iEs
and one.haii miles from this city and VI bio tW
minutes walk OF the Kim Grove Railroad. 1hsa Ocs
Is entirely new, contains eight rooms besides oata
Throughout and all the other modern convenience.
a IN q and eshVenently arranged tiable and eai'
rlIge. house. and all necessary ouLNudings 10 Peried
oTdsr, The whole surrounded By tHo Al d ont-hlI
Seres Of ground, well fenced In. For particulars IL
sonally oi Dr.. W. j. Bates Jr, No. IS Twelfth st't
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Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-16

your hands. Herstofore you have waited for developments, but that is all over. You have got to decide whether that man there is to live or die. You are to settle whether that woman henceforth is to be widow with the stinging disgrace that her husband was a murderer. You are to settle whether those bright little children shan have father whose name they cannot mention but with blush of shame. You, gentlemen, are to say whether that devoted father, whose attention and devotion we have all admired, shall be sent from this court house disgraced, and the boy, the pride of his household and the one selected to be minister to Gods people on earth, shall die malefactor. And that loving old mother, into whose honest face you could not look but with sympathy. She looks and waits~upon your lips for the decision which shall either make her happy again with her son, her innocent son free, or make her remaining days ten-fold more wretched because con- victing him of terrible crime. So do, that in the hereafter there will be no little lips Isping, as they point to you with scorn, There's one of the twelve men who hung an innocent man who was charged with crime under suspicious circumstances. So do your whole duty, not alone to the whole circle of friends to this man, who are legion. but to this immediate circle gathered around this poor man; to this devoted woman who has stood and watched with him speak particularly of this whole family group, and of those little ones who are not here to witness these scenes. So do your duty with that group that their hearts shall not be broken, so that this much persecuted, much wHonged man will be re- stored with what is left of life and joy after this long cruelty. So do and act that that man shall go back to liberty, to his wife, his father, his mother, and darling little ones, and am sure God Almighty reigning above will record that verdict in the great book to your everlasting honor.
 So closed the arguments of the great trial, with many in tears at the powerful and elo- quent appeal.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-16
Brown,s Household Panacca

is the most effective pain destroyer in the world. Will most surely quicken the blood whether taken internally or applied externally, and thereby more certainly relieve pain, whether chronic or acute, than any other pain alleviator, and it is warranted double the strength of any similar preparation.
 It cures pain in the side, back or bowels, sore throat, rheumatism, toothache, and all aches, and is the great reliever of pain. Browns Household Panacea'' should be in every family. A teaspoonful of the Panacea in tumbler of hot water (sweetened, if pre- ferred, taken at bedtime, will break up a cold. 25 cents bottle.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-01-16
Jersey Butter.

Jersey Butter is all the fashion, and it has become so mainly because the makers have kept up uniform color through the year, using artificial color when necessary. Dairy men who wish to be in the fashion must use the Perfected Butter Color made by Wells, Richardson $ Co.,, Burlington, Vt Hon. E. D. Mason, Pres. Dairy Assoc, says: 'sIt gives the brightest and most perfect color to butter of any substance have ever used. I know it to be, as you say, as harmless as salt, and 1t adds several cents per pound to the value of butter"
 Kidney Wort has proved the most effective cure for Piles and Constipation-bes sure to try it. j14 3teod 1tw