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The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-03-25
An Eslltor in LUCK.

st. Jacobs Oil cures rheumatism; of
this | am convinced. For two years |
suffered with rheumatism in my left
shoulder and right arm, and last fall l
was incapable of attending to my duties,
and lay many a night unable to sleep on
account of terrible pains. A few weeks
ago q severe attack of this trouble struck
me, and this time | concluded to try the
st. Jacobs Oil, l must acknowledge,
with but little confidence of its merits
| freely confess that the result has COM
pletely astonished me. The first appli-
cation relieved the pain very materially,
and the continued use of only two bot
ties has completely cured me of this
chronic evil, and that, after the most
eminent physicians and their prescrip-
ii MS had been of no avail. therefore
consider it duty to publish the above
for the benefit of all suffers with rheu-
matism and kindred complaints.
G. A. HEILMAN,
Editor Republican, Pittsburg, Pa.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-03-25
Sinking into a Coal Mine.

The ground over the Philadelphia
and Reading Company's Elmwood Col
liery, at Mahanoy City, began cracking
and settling early yesterday morning,
and, as a report spread that the colliery
was caving in, a large crowd OF excited
people quickly gathered about the spot
1t was extremely dangerous to go near
the place, as the ground over space of
40 yards square was cracked and broken
and nobody knew at what moment the
last support might give wy and pre-
cipitate large portion Of the surface
into the workings below. 1t settled
very gradually, however, and by even
ing, at which time the downward move
ment ceased, portions of the surface had
settled about two feet. Early this
evening there had been no further set
ting. Part of this subsistence was un-
der the breaker, which stands over the
mouth of the slope, and which is wrenched
by the giving way Of its founda-
tions. Massive timbers, 5 inches thick,
which support the coal bins, are splint-
cred and in some places broken of, and
the whole structure is thrown much out
of plumb. While the excitement was
at its height, passenger train came
upon the Mahanoy branch of the Read
ng railroad, which runs past the col
liery at distance of about 40 yards.
The train was stopped and the passengers
lighted and walked over the dangerous
ground, after which the train crossed
slowly. Since then, however, the trains
have been running regularly. 1t is not
feared that the roadbed will sink, but
that the moving Of the earth near it
will draw it out Of line, and perhaps
separate the rail-
The cause of the accident is ascribed
to robbing pillars, leaving those support
ing the mine entrance to weak to carry
their load. Officers Of the company are
unwilling to talk about the affair, and
saying it is nothing serious, but it is
learned from other sources that the rails
are being taken up from the bed of the
alope, as if with the intention. of aban-
doning the mine About 200 employees
are thrown out of employment.--N. Y.
Times.
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From o Well.Known Physician.
ROCHESTER,, N. Y, OFT. 5, 1879.

II. ii. Warner Il Co.-GENTLEMRN:-
Without solicitation l desire to express
to you my high appreciation of your
remedy known as Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure. Some time since my
attention was called to gentleman who
had for long time been great suffer
er. After making thorough examina-
ton of the case l found that his kidneys
and liver were badly affected. Not
without hesitation l prescribed your
Safe Kidney and Liver cure. The re
suit, after taking two bottles, has been
satisfactory in the extreme. Without
hesitation 1 would now prescribe the
same remedy to all similarly afflicted.
Yours truly, r. CAULKINs, NJ. d.
The above you are at liberty to pub
lish if YOU choose.
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Editor Republican, Pittsburg, Pa


If you are gong to paint your house,
barn, wagon or machinery, the wonder
full Imperishable Mixed Paint IS surely
the best, for it is warranted by their
agents in your own town not to chalk,
crack, peel or blister; to cover better and
work easier than any other paint. The Imper
ishable Paint was awarded the first premium,
over all other paints, al the California state
Fair, 1873, and the gold medal nj the oregon
state Fair 1873. Get n circular from their
Agent, which explains this wonderful dscov-
cry. Try the ain aud you certainly would
haze no Otner.
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Mrs. 7. Grant has appeared in Wash.
ington in some quaint Eastern attire
presented to her by her mother-in-law, a
dress of some wonderful Oriental fabric,
and number of Hiudostanee ornaments,
including bangles which almost con
cealed her arms from wrist to elbow.
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StT Ia 'nniNink amy purchase ar Az
writing tn response to amy advertise
,nent in this paper you wHi syaense men.
ttOm tho .same Of the Daoe~.
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Cues may not b. inappropriately
termed China wear.
The Vancouver independent. (Vancouver, W.T. [Wash.]) 1875-1910, 1880-03-25

Brentwood furniture is just now very
popular, but there is certainly something
crooked about 1t.
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Druggists sell his Great German Remed. :
80 (ENI~,
Catoctin clarion. [volume] (Mechanicstown, Md.) 1871-1940, 1880-04-22
NOTICE..

OFFICE OF TIE BOARD or School Com
MlssIoNERs or FREDERICK County.
FREDERICK, March p, 1880.
The third regular quarterly meeting OF
the Board of County School Commission
ers will be held on
Wedne,day and Thm@lay Aprtl2l amt y,
1889.
The first day will he devoted to routine
usness, the second to miscellaneous.
Public Schools will close for the present
scholastic year on Thursday, April 18th.
Teachers salaries will be paid On and at.
ter Thursday. the Goth of April
Other claims against the Board will be
paid on and after July 25th.
Teachers reports must be made up cor
rectly, or they will be returned. Care
must be exercised in making up the total
number of the different pupils enrolled
during the year.
C4y$ Teachers desiring the use of Public
School property for Subscription Schools,
must obtain the consent % the local Trus-
tees and, also sign contract provided tor
the purpose, at this office.
by order of the Board,
DANIEL T. LAKlN,
aprG2t Secretary,
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The Art E0aps0rR:s2.
MR.. AMOS LUCAS,

(of Long DlunCh,)
Having arrived at the conclusion that the
columns Of the CLARION are the only lNcans
whereby he can bring his business to the
proper standard gives vent ms follows;
SHAVING, HAIR CUTTING, SHAM
POOLING AND DIElNG
In tive latcst style of the art tonSn?lal.
SHARP RAZORS AND A CLEAN
SHAVE
Is the motto Of this enterprsing artist, and
by strict attention to business can't help
but please all VIII be in his shop Mon
days, Wcdnesdays and Saturdays all day
and evening.
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location, in order that whatever u
planted which grows III value as 1T
gro rs in years, and surrounding con
voniences, need not be sacrificed to a
necessity for change in the future.
One may also, by exercising fore
thought, so arrange the smallest OF
houses that additions will be a mere
continuation of an original purpose,
and thus avoid the undoing of any
thing already accomplished. THIS IS
always a piece of economy in making
repairs, and one which, in our zeal,
we are too apt to loose sight of.
| Another happy result of this pre-
caution is the retaining of the home
to which they have become attached,
and which can hardly fail Of posses
sing associations which will be the
better for keeping before them. Those
Of US whose happy lot it has been to
pass our childhood in the same home
where we first Weakened to q CONSCIOUS.
ness of it, or better still where our
parents could, for our benefit, recall
many incidents Of their own past, as
connected with surrounding objects,
know the delight Of such privileges,
and many Of us can trace their good
effect upon our after lives. II it SO
happen that We can also recall the
gradual development Of that home,
the pleasure of each added beauty or
convenience Will never be lost to US.
Which Of us, who are mothers, would
not rather look forward to our daugh-
tcrs being 50 placed, that a home
worthy Of being held in honorable
memory might be the Object Ct their
ambition, with reasonable expectation
Of its accomplishment, rather than
that, like the butterflies of fashion,
they should pass their early woman
hood in the mere search for personal
pleasure, which too often results in
dis,ppointments wasted health, an"
premature age. If, then, the found q,
/ ing of home be desirable object
let us teach them to look forward to
and prepare for it, instead Of the sN,
pcrabundance Of wearing apparel,
substitute provision for their homes.
Sach provision would readily gain
/ the sympathy Of interested friends,
and their bridal gifts would thus,
perhaps, take the shape Of additional
comforts, instead Of the ornamental
lumber with which so many God them
selves overladen. Moreover we may,
/ by thus having an eye to their future
comfort, as well as by encouraging a
inst sense Of what is consisted with
| tie circumstance Of the maa they
marry, help them both to start upon
the right track. We may then not
only let hin. see that we expect oar
| l,,,l, ,,, - 10 ,,ro,,nrI ~ caroI for
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home people, inasmuch as 1t IS often
the result of extraordinary self sacri'
flee on their part; but in its effect
upon the bride and upon the man who
assumes her future keeping, it is, te
say the least, questionable kindness
Her trousseu is, in many cases, utterly
unsuitable to the lone her husband
might honestly be able to provide
and then it often becomes the con,
trolling influence whether acknowl'
edged or not, that leads to the Sc
lection of boarding house as SUBJ
stitute; there her fine clothes make a
telling impression. She has abundant
leisure to give them all the airing
they require, and, moreover, she has
no need Of the domestic habits she
has neglected to cultivate, nor of the
household linen she has neg lected tc
provide. All this is in accordance
with q vtiated public sentiment, and
for time, everything moves on swim
mingly. Their bari; is launched upon
the sea Of life amid the plau Tits Of
casual observers; but WHO regards the
ballast or rudder and who reckons
the number of the wrecked?
The fact is, that this alternative OF
tie boarding house is the blightlns
influence that destroys the taste for
home life and duties Of so many PEG.
pie, especially Of such as forr, induI'
gene or inexpcrience are incompetent
to cope with the difficulties attending
the management Of a home OF their
own. 1t should therefore, be a matter
OF conscience with whomsoever the
choice rests that the first experience
in assuming the duties Unmarried lie
shall oe made under their own "vlno
and ig tree even though it may
cast a very small shadow and make
the sacrifice Of some personal induI-
rence and the overcoming Of indol ent
procivities necessary. So much OF
success and the happiness Of their at
ter life depends upon making a right
beginning.
1t puzzles older and more expert,
enced heads to rectiiy mistakes, made
| by Undertaking manner OF living
which they arc unable to maintain
and few young people have the cour
ace TO look such mistakes in the face
or attempt to remedy them, until
they are involved beyond chance o
lecovery. Such failures are demon,
al1ing in their tendency; and fol
that reason, if no other, should be
guarded against by every possible
care and fore' honSht OF their own
ana 'he'' 4',Se''' '.D"'' >"
nn6S' from "i''cn '"e'' - d e"',' 0e
tor growth, are not only 'ne safest 'o"'
always afford inc greatest amount VI
satls'acNoh' Every """'''o"ai wi"
venience or comfort Is " ''e" p'e"s''''
which taStens itsel upon 'Ae memory
az lew other" 90. Alu,""' elo''' -
make the best OF Unite" account 'oo"'
tons, ana The exercise Oh ingenuity !"
mastering the amenities oil ,Ae S''u"'
ton, are great helps toward arriving
at a thorough appreciation OF eacl
other. 1t IS frequently sad that tle
first year OF married HE IS the mo"'
Trying 10 '"o temper q 0o'u l''' ''''
possibly II '''e' N"'' 1898 e'''
'hou'se III 10 GA C''o' '"''
not be TO- y oUSy NE IL VI. "e"''o''
aD'y BEST loT ALL O"' eSPe''"',' 'o' '''
young ye''' 'he he0eSS!,y III eA''
ton is removed no" easily 'noo' pe0
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1t will cure
BRONCHITIS,
ASTHMA,
DIFFICULTY OF BRTATH1NG,
PAINS AND WEAKNESS OF the BREAST,
WHOOPING COUGH,
COLDS, COUGHS, Etc.
SHRISxR's SYRvp is the prescription OF
DR.. John Swopc, one of the most eminent
Physicians of Maryland, and used in his
practice, for both adults and children, for
forty years
Itwill give satisfaction. Testits merits W
tryingit.
Price 25 and so cents por Bottle
Sold by all DRUGGlSTs.
DAVID Z. FOUTZ, Proprietor,
lsALTINIoI2IE Md.
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ATT'gEa II ion, SF0VE BQyYEpsI 8

oofs
lbe
have
@ the building COMMITTEES
TEaE STEAEa COOKER
oov receive tho pra Of The
tit9 a. 1T aAx fully endorse
=
ney are need
. - ' Il n ss eS Htaa saycEiS s
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OR Fair Play Corrcsponds.ee.

Ar, rz,,
49, -. 's sinoe
sh,n,l ~ rJ 49, : : -. - .,'''S : sus you
5.ya ss, -, z, a ~.
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fa;,aa I,iiI. =. !. -. 20 az, e s,. -
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30 .i,a oct,, - -,,,;,,,, - ~ ~
v;,ia ~,
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Az oo.a thss ..ss. -.
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,yar .ts s,,iss - s, - e- uuis
snrrendere;i hinseIf and Il now ooniinsd T.,
the Jyalhal,a iaiI. t,ut .osborne ia eiiiret
large. Some of the people hero and in the
Fork have been Ieepsng q sba,p lookout
fur him. SO i,r nothinr bas f,eenre hoard
from him tl,o,,rt, ;t FL ilionvht q, so,y,a
tbat be n st;lI .concpsle, ao,, aSsbar;
Foti Y,b;ol, 4 INIT ,,sya, ,,,,drch ,nsho,rs
OWES t.,e gaI,oy,s bia AMI a. co,,gtt M
should be -, seft,s I,;s soc,7nt y,;ll,
hotb irst;oa and f,,sietv f5,r efhav 5;,e,s,,, /.
psytpe ant h, ,,c 3.,ssr,t ,fe..,a. q s.
Christtnas in Fair play would bav;s ,,say
duiet had it not ban, for tI,i5 above 4, 81.
toned ,nurder. for ~, : = !. .s,iek
people. The .yoi,ne foika, t;ind Il si,iov
theit,salves no mast tl,ssv con,d n tl,is s,rsof
land There yvaz o1niv onf, dsnce Ia to,g,,,
,i1rjnp Shrisf mas yvss In; ssvsysl ,,y;,,s,
thTs ma oljot1ino md e,, saar,sd 4, A,,,;oS
ffbe S,salvsg y,,rzy ,,,I,ccI,.
Tlvsy ts,,sI,t 3 s,,,s,,,,s, IL, -, y,
- q Z - 80 - iESt6 80 ps. St.si.
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MR. EDITOR: a meeting OF sha citizens
and school srustses OF Broadway township
was held to-day at Broadagay Academy
The trustees Were oil present, and also q
very large number of our citizens. Mucl,
interest WAS manifested In the efficieo;
management and progress of tl,a Gsea COM
mon schools OF this township. Col. L. e
Campbell. chairman Of the board of, trus-
tees, called the meeting to inrder, and on
motion Mr. w. Il. hfoIcir0y wss elected
secretary.
The chairman stated the object OF the
meeting, afIef which AIr. S. III. Geer sub.
mitted the following preai,hle and resolu-
tions, which, after full and 100 liscussioD
were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAs, the trustees of Brondawav
| township have invited the citizens to attend
this meeting for tho purpose of consultation
and arranging the best plan for CONDUCTING
the free common schools for the present
year; and, whereas We highly commend
tne motive OF our etiicient board Of trustees
i. n thus computing the patrons Of schools,
Resoipcd, That the pay Of teachers be ne,
capita, 1st, End end sliird grades, respectiye-
ly, 4 and 2 cents per diem.
z. Fnat no school be recognized as free
eOnl l.non scllooA uuies3 InEdo mp by written
gcholarg ts.s .t , -
9. That all pupils shall be entitled to draw
public funds between tho ages of 9 and 81
years, provided such pupil shaIl not be the
head OF o family.
free common schools during the months
that will best sub5erve the interests OF o
majority OF the people.
3. That teachars holding certificates from
the County Board OF Examiners shall have
the right to employ assistant teachers when
they consider it necessary.
On motion, the Secretary was requested
to furnish copies Of tho proceedings Of the
meeting to the County. papers with the re-
quest that they be published.
L. 3. CAMrBEIL, Chairman, 3
w T. McELaov. Secretary.
BsoaddtrGy academy, Jaaun,y 1oth.
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Z! s
(InI
Fi0r 7laTe 2

FOR lsltssI6s
W Iessrt ttS; axcEstls Il
" ~ 1886. ffae Gel, ola 81 81 tllf
~ " ;s1ed Into flIres Tefgsis 81 IN
ysssels9 he kstiT1Iaas M Es9n q
~ Wessl sttle eepoud gsld tii igd TEMPS &. exz
~ 1s,l . elk y My ana 81
!, this etyitieII e eIsfaf
1Sas lools aI ep 70 Tue eii5 or. tlls
Aerral htd no du1ti on for ils5 81 ttsitsf
viz 20 !nads usiles ia caSe az long and
sesiou8 lflne5s S NJ ii6.ssS e.
s cLah ssE
sIIs, u v s. a.s " Urinary
" RrisfssS Hing, pFif q
as 4fApny. Urinary y4 tory sSilf
edlate thllte 6 %
TUG o. 'ioye Studies, toget with glI-
E ~ Isiss1I 5; :,
and Word Anal Z. 81 NJ
=. gheg English ianti flc and High q
Ger Muthemasic Ste ieg 10 10
The Slasslcs, togo her with an Of ffjfs Fy
above Btndie Il. 1 0
SGpnslngsps paaIg sses ger 2S
each Term. Bull fedit Will ts giYeIii Tor
money received from Eohobi Tax. .;H Us ssf
= Board. Without washing or ligb u; JYiIi ba
tprniehed as $40 per month, or frota Nom
gAy noon 70 Friday afternoon, ri $500 per
hiontsi. payable rnoathi 9 N :
l srom our own expetiehce fer the lest q <
years, and from sfInilaf expsrie eiice on tic
part or others in Different paytd of this
Stats and otheyt States, is s. fs5und tIias s.as
youth af ts.s country can bS educated moro (
economically ard successfully. 10 ss.ixea
sschooIs than in schools where Che aexss III
kept separate, and with as much propristy
of manners, Therefore, we propose to cd az
slnue our Echooi on this plan.
snll and SO Sofi OF E,ezGtiefs viii
conduct tho exegnisc og this School In all
its departmofste. 2 81 81 60
For further inf formation apply to; q
~. W.. j. LIGON.
& President Carolina Coilegiaie Inhtittte
2 Y. S.--h kUSIO will pa taught by Afiy.
ElNKIND, % well-knowr aud accoinpIislis
CD Teacher. Charges, per Term, efS. .23a.
Dec Is, 1879 % s Z y 81 II
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sCAOOL FOR YOUNG lLnIEls.

MS. q. n. AfURRAY x viii oparl it Ilef
..tXA.s esldence, on Monaay the 18th day q
Tha scho oiastic year VI III 30 divided into
three terina OF thirteen wealrs eanIis TEits
price Of tai Ion, Il icluding EfeisChs Ia tin
aIs lesspnS in. Primary DraSs fsifi bes
nom 50 70 sssSS2 per term according 60 TIE
tho Piano and Organ Is s3kk fSss
BoSrding In good famil lies fssrt ha oA ttisiss1
for 10 per month, incl ding t8 aad fuel
end exclusive of 2
Jan 1. 1880. 25 & s ~; h e
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NTATIl oE souTn slARoIIiDa. !

GTATH or SOUTH Oh ARoLINAS
~ lsNpEHsoM CouA9ys ST
by w. ". !. -7aa. ,htsys, Jitclge 81 Isqts a.
WHEREAS VI % his applied
70 me to grant him Gstsyzs of AZ 81 RAJ
ten on sho Peigonal Estate of Henry sSslsIlf<
van, deceased a y
Ihese nre therefore to cIt and adna6 Il IslS
all and singular the kindred and c7edttoTE
OF the said E11nry Sullivan, deceased t!lfss
they be and appear before mo IN the Ssolsrtt
FTidAy, the 23rd day OF january 1885, AZ
publication hereof to show cause any,
they have, why tho eaid AsiinIF frst lon
shonid not be grsntsd. Given es rs
pnnu, this oLu day or january ISSO IS q
Jan 8, 1886 %
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:AEaor1on Market Eeports.

The prices current for the Glowing arti
cles in this markes are:
!, Cotton-Middlin l9c; Good Middling,
Corn-90.
Peas-75c &c nac
Flodr-SS7.5 so TO $3.50. Sai.
Meat-C; Il. sides "a to8; L. O. sides ~
shoulders Q. SO.
~ Lard--l0 to l2lc.
Golesse5-N. o. 40c to CSC.
Cuba Molasses-335o to 40c.
Meal-S5 to S1o0.
Sugar-71c to lie.
Cotfee-14c to zoe. sa7 ~
Bagging-L TO 124,
TieS--Sl.S0 TO $2.5u. -. ~ Is
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slt0 The gature, and no nhoiid lei it alone. !.
snd ny % mako the bsst possible use Of to-

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eets5s - tbirI,s EN- ~ s,,s ..ss
law has a,,v ti,in 81 tso -;th ~, g 6
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a, bors tis ,g,,, hs tba 90 80. III ..s. ,
s;sd m ~, mi,. - ~ s.s ~, s.ss i't Yr
favor Oh the Iay-at 1sast tI,a .. Q.
ore. q g ~ : a''s'S
There have 2ec,, 4 s,oa Z, 4,
an,onu tbe otixns 20 tl,a -
she AiIren Idaa ana sys sa,,',s
sinRio man that asyses ,vitb h,r, Nm So, .
win ie too much fTo,,b,a to 80 m ,,,., =,
marty chat yvill Is s,nt,re,, ,,a,,sst th,s,,
that the re,,nle vill ba y,,ls,r. @ r. ,,a1;aza s.
Col. Aiten az tbe TTrnons;b,,i,s, ne ,s;,, y
be. TT am not greatlv n,ststsr - sny
rate e;ven an oy,,oysny;tv 49,. 10,
term exp,reg to ren,si q homo - 4, eSS.s OWE.
10 mt ,is rsat ,,,oy-soj5a - ..
tieal nse and t,na a ye;ii Ia snaII.s a =, -;
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prATE oB1 90 lJTH "a r

Rss "; slilsEgs 81
--TyfY ffER1aAs, roy. Johi, IL II IS
applied to tho TO gfpsssS I'm ,es ID
og Administre on Tho \ Srsouai s 3, Z
OK n1T5s ,IADltnG BIAQOni decen5el S,ll
These arc thcre20ta to cite ard =
ali and singular the 81 drad - Il e5ssi ftsSs
Of the raid n 3. itha al
that they i5a and sssr Bet
gonft Of RIc1ia 90 30 held lti u
q, II. on Monday, eIeS y IS
1850, after Dublicat Hon ko : 3.
aarstiy hsisd tina
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3 '0TIGE EISl Al 4, 81
~ Tha tinde1signed Adninis istfatcFs OF
tlis PeTeofal Estate OF 5a11e es Isl Etaaff. deed. !,
hereby iyc iaoti loo t ey Vsj M aiJoIs so Ell q
Judge of Probate f5t Anderson COUNTY, 81
C.i on the - Ia siay ~ araSs iiAxt, for
q aiiIai srsi end q ctlaxge ffuys their
pfflce rs AdminfasratoFa OF & he Pc5aolinI Issls
iate 0f said Jam e 81 SttiarE, s s \
,lsl rs ssEll All.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1880-01-15

DO You WANT 10 ENJOY LIFE ?-Death,
or whst Is worse, is tine Inevitable result OK
continued suspension of the menstrual flow.
It Is cond' lion which should not be trified
with. InIrns aiate relief iS the only safe
guard against constitutional ruin. In all
cases OF suppression, suspension or other
ifrs6alarities OF the COURSES = Dr.. J.. Brad
flelds FenlGle Regulator Is the only sure
remedy, IL acts by giving tone te che nery-
GUS centres, improving tho bfoot 8 and de-
termining directly to the organs of men
truation. It is D Legitimate prescription,
and the most ;ntelligent doctors use it.
Ask your iiing ggist for it. Y