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/; Beaufort CFssenf:. Moses Thompscii,
convicted Of ottraging coloreH girl, has
been sentenced to che Penitentiafy for
slife,.,.....An old coiex,sa maf named
Jones WAS drowned near Port Royal on
Saturday last. :. 80. I, ID putty Sheriff Mehan
brought from .Say6iinah on Saturday
niehs Horace Davis, who 10 charged with
two little girls III Port Royal.
sAs the grand Jury had been discharged
his trial. will not take place until siie next
term Of court. The United States hsls
commissioner Is conducting ok pefiniense
TO increase the supply 0f drum fsh: -.
When theae fish are go plenty that they
ssll in Beaufort for 25 cents i,ir q asy-
elty-fve pound flah, is would Seem as
though they unaeEht and ne PRO paghtirg
process pretty welt thennsaiyes. 6 ss.sSs &
Walhalia C'Hriss The sais aud hsil
OF the last lev slays ss done great Injury
to tho iarning hutss of. the county, by
washing the sanda and lellces and bsas-
iDg3 Of tho fruit and damaging early
ANAL grail 1ohn Rose, oE 0nS
t,otyIi, met With quite q scGi ous accident
in Charleston by being bog Ned near one
of. bis eysa hY q stee .tV shons shk tint
tho nigh Of the Injured g. Will 30 aeSi.
otisly iHi paited. lIa is now at homo an.
SleTgoing M dtcai treat eenk
gsiestar Sir. q gheEaRs 10.
Ssiiiy7 - tsilsi UiJitsa iiyisT S5lIS5r aI
| the l5aso1I Ic order iA Gheeier, County
fle Joined Sketgy S4sonic Are-
land, In 1a20, he was bfought tp 10
High EncknaW, County Antrim; eIa.
harlsed from EsSffast 10 aliia country II
1883, He.is nuis 40 years Of $50 g lyi
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Horny zblepkoas: !: "A; frs In the north
eastern portion OF THE county on Satur.
day and Sunday, tho 9th and .91sth ult.,
isf reported 20 hive destroyed SOC, 600
tnrpentine boxes. ii5Si Ygsiii lea ~
LzuEensviila Herald Drasn.arinkera
carried not less than s250w worth of liquor
away from this place on Mondey Inst, aud
ik wasn't O good day for drinking either.
This estimate, whicll Is rather undeF than
over the mark, does notiuclude the local,
everyday drinking, which Is considerable.
Union 1TMss A party Of tsiiread
nlaBnalez, consisting of r. ". mcAdcn,
ii, y. Plant n NeRcoInb and others, passed
up sud down the Spar nhurg, Union
anu NuIuIuUi5 1lsziiTS5ai Va : Z esdaY af-
segl0htt In IN extra train. NVhat'0 UP Z
ss,s Eilitty-fsve dollars aud seventy five
spts ssfs realized by the col ileetlou Ia
.lss &ls;s E ed Charci last Sunday fol
The relief of the snfleYers III ireland !. Z.
We stop the pre- to announce that IL ID
leg snqsg. ~ NIX, lSSQ. s., 6, q
q Darlington .Saslf !. al II tlie mate,
arrived here ffeSsl kSn "a TEE, and parties are
aSed III nut isis q tlie stfSi cttIfo on
| lkElh hcAt 6nly afottnds,
tcGs Esijs 7esusd: Col. q. 3. Pride
ia aeSiated 3 in the discharge or hii
Of cial j<sies BY eEesase. = !. !. Cskes aiiC
;SV, S. Nay Up t1 = thI pm cf,E tiWl
I'o7ef 500 appl lieatibns have Been ih=5a hfz.sal
fof Il rs % fdce % @nuIAefatof 81 "a u die
4 tilctts Il Is fonitnelas Iirrs &c This f.lac,
eqld eh last S'lsGgpiay, Friday and eSAtar
\ Il NJ gnod8 eze ss.ssfg Ia value - COO
/ e faffe s IS liv.ss;5ss md oas seerchallts afl
i'pia sed with tho sprin ofehing.
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A Card from Col. D. D. DALEY.
LAW OFFICE OF
DALEY 6 BURKE,

DALEY & BURKE,
COUNCIL BLUFFS, Iowa, March 25.
Me,ms. E. 3. Murray e. Co., Editors and
Pt5hsheys ofthc anderson L,telNgencer !:
GENrLEHEN-Througn the kindness
of reader Of your paper, I am in re.
ceipt of q number thereof which con.
tanned 'et!er from your Washington
correspondent of January 14th, entitled
"Two Stories Of Brave Men," Allow me
to thank you for the fair and impartial
manner with which you have treated the
correspondence OF Gen. Hagood and N.Y.
self. AS might bo expected, viewing
Gen. Hagood's command and the condi.
tion of it from my standpoint at the time
/ received the flag from the Ensign of
one OF the Confedo crate Regiments.
differ with the General Us 70 what was
said and done by each of us at the time
/ was shot. Ny know edge of the facts
and circumstances make my side of the
case much more favorable to myself than
any statement I have ever yet seen Of the
occurrence, yet / am very thankful to
Gen. Hagood for the aid ne has given me
in the matter of my application for PEN
sion. 1t is my intention before long, and
as soon as / can get relieved from scms
professional services now on my hands,
to give Gen. Hagood o detailed account
of the affair, as the same appeared to us,
as we'll as the orders received by myself
to 90 70 that part of the line threatened
By Hagood's command.
1 am, very respectfully, yours,
Il y. d. DALEY.
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The SPoFFOKD; KELLOGG CAsE.-A
telegram from Washington, dated April
10, says: The Democratic Senators met
In caucus at 1890 o'clock this morning,
aud remained in session unit! 2 o'clock
p. m. The, question of taking up the
Spoford- Kellogg case was the subject
under confederation, aad tho discussion
continued with good deal of animation
and spirit. Bayard, Lamar, Garland,
Herman and Others spoke against tho
present consideration Of; the Keii ,xg
case; while Saulsbury, Hill, Vance and
Jones again insisted that Il ought TO be
brought before the Senate for action
without deiay. Inc arguments pro andi
con were much the same % those of yes
terday and the day before, except that
even. more determination was shown TO-
day by the advocates Of immediate ac-
ton. It was also openly suggested that
proposition TO unseat 4 eiogE aIid scat
SpofOrd could not be adopted, because
there were Democratic Senators who
would vote against it, Hill said: "Very
well, let them vote against it. The COM
mitteo had done its duty, and it now re-
Tained for the Senate to perform its
duty. No matter what the vote might
be, he Insisted upon the case being dis.
posed of, and in regard to its possible
effect upon the Presidential election, he
said that it ought not to deter the Senate
from disposing Of the CASE" Finally
the resolution was adopted. by a ne-
joriiy Of three, providing that the
Geneva s..SaId bill shall be taken up frat,
cad 1s=h.A!l. s=h.A!l. be considered g.oE.. aay' ..e
day until disposed Of; aud that then
the Chairman Of the Elections Commit.
tee may call up kellogg unless, In, che g
meantime, the Democratic CAUCUS ahall
decide otherwise,
The caucus this morning was not fully
attended, and It was understood that an-
0tiisE s.ia. &c held .is.; i;s. ske A Seal Seal l:
position of the Geneva award bill, "a
pass finally upon the question of the
confederation Of the Kellogg case. Thif
was Q sort of compromise and itwas con.
es .tad II. In Ale hn..a .af hsisaire at.n..l
a better feeling Oh the question thar
nov exists, 1t Is the understanding shat
| the final decision shall Be made by full
vote .ns all the Democratic Senators If i,
can be obtsined. 49, !, +
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s - A dispatch from Sante Fe, New
Mexico, dated tho 10th instant saya In
u7I1aSiOU resolved jst military p9nd.
quafters ssates thar General Hatch. with
y peEs Of hia command, attacked 500 IA.
diana who were encanpeS, In the San
Andfsas Mohntssns. B The fight lasted
six hours; when The ,lnaiahs EekEeateS
leav:hg their dead hehinll. Canssia
Henry Catreil Of the Ninth EsvalYy and
seven zchiiers we're severely wound led;
AlhfEe amount OF stock Baa captarsd
from She Indians, vhc ars slpposea 10 be
AfeecAIeso Apsehss, ~ they Eeireasesi
towards tie Blpsc alego Apache ageucys
HasCh With his command Is ii ppFsnis.ss''
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wARMIMG!

II HEREBY forewarn all persons not to
IL hire or harbor my daughter SARAH, ;.
who is under age, ard who he's left me
without provocation whatever. She is Il
years old, and is we'll grown to her age.
Any person informing me of her where
A. Stevensnns plantation in Rock Mills
Township in this. County, will! be suitably
rewarded. MALINDA DRAKE.
April I6 1890 40 - y 10 -.
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LEgTRR FROM gUDaE RALLACR
Re DecIines 60 Allow His Same tc be
Presented Eor Governor.
UNIoN Q. H., S. G.

ID
Editor Iptcligencer.. I have recently
ssen an editorial article in the INTELLY.
GEEozE in which you express prefer.
ence fo- me- for the nomination fc7 Gov
ernor. desire to thank you for the
honor you do me, and for the terms il
which your preference is expressed.
Having fdlly considered the aaatter. aud
having reached q deterrninate coneluSicn,
1 feal it to be due 70 my friends that
should at once declare that, for reasons
which II cannot interest the public %
know, I cannot allow my nsme to be pre-.
scented TO tho Convention for the nomi-
nation. 's e
Very respectfully, your obedient SER
want, w. II. WALLACE.
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GTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

N n ANDEKsoN COUNTY.
BY ". ". Humphreys, Judge Gf Probate.
WHEREAS, T. T. Wakefield hes applied
to me TO grant him Letters Of AdmiTistra-
ton on the Estate of and effects Of Tucker
w. May, deceased. !, 1ils
ell and singular the kindred and creditors
of the said Tucker. w. May, deceased, that
they be and appear before me in the Court
of Probate, to be held u. Anderson g. H. on
Tuesday, the 4th day Of May, 1880, after
publication hssfIif hsIi, 70 slow cause, If any
they have, why the said Administration
hand, this 18th day of April, 1850. =, :.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, j. p.
April 10, -HSO 20 ..-I2
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+ :
~. The Syg aahingt0n g,ts. 5svs :, 'gThe
iuterpieTs recently nabl blishad in the New,
York Herald with The Demacrssic mems
bars ct Congress from Vifginia, Isouiei-
ana md q siseiaaipn are generals sac-
lcopssd as eoh ohclasive proof that irilden
eoli not, aR the Democratic Psesidan.
tiisl npnilla carry the Solid South. The
tl'Jngyezs len from tho thrae States named
/ slnHn isaopsl * prot cd agai inss 1hes ! re-
nciaina ion Of iidep. md with Ent two
or tiirse exce ceptions fher saidtit wonld
c0sl he uesn 0cfttey fllsDG l5Eases Iot none
snat9 him: IN the faes Of such powerful
lDeIfc ccsasie ppposit ID and "a such tcofis
nioTS OF ai9 igeal n eils u lea continues
| "a lsskss al ss.s4 ss.i
pTss Cows atioH, OSte1sibiy with siio
siel Soll ding for che noninasies
/ ets lnc cippati II pl,ig5ping lls a. 0siIae
/ ldelf is, Y iEfr the po iciaub I'D
/ heSis iug Eii nqgn Y. 6ak does
lla lslesrl;i y slie "a that IS being
tre1'l esked and III FeF sa "
/ AnsSs The most cssnnahie ailsi
1lpla9sihl9 nianat on f,es 81 III "a q ootlfss
Is Ehak he isn king s q eSse ssa 3 aoI1inh,
tlol 10 Ills ~, 81 Z ris Isa !, In:
I self The is beiiind IS t1 1f0ne III the
eyent 81 lss oie oil ;4Sf j u II ~. lt sill
! Cost sliin ,pneT, tinze5 and lFostble Il
ilCuAi it6l t tlla u exf ofi on
tiaD, aud iuge lis nlti 3 5 z
eaip acgaes hing lly 30 sis aot given
sliag lssoH ey s0t lla pee
essa.siesi 81 rome lttago *
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A PPLICATION FOR CHARTER. -
6A-. Notice Is hereby given that an appli-
cation for a Charter for Shady Grove Church
will be made according to law before the
Clerk of Court at Anderson, 8. c., on
Monday, the 18th day of May, 1880, at 10
o'clock @. IN. sl B. D. DEAN,
IL. And other5.
April To- 1880 40 -
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YELLoW FEVER DEATHS IN MARCH.
RasatAsso, 4prii 19.-irle ofaoiai ad!!
vices OF the National Board OF Health
shoW that during the four weeks ending
March "a there had bean eleven deaths
from malignant yelloe fevertin New Or
.lears and two in Msfnphis.
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Tax. One Dollar


Tax Payers OF the townships. Of Bolton
and Williamson will be required 10 pay o
Tax OF seven mills. In addition 10 State and
County Taxes. for the construction OF the
Atlantic and French Broad Valley Railroad.
For the convenience Of the Tax Payers I
will be at the following places at the times
stated for the collection Of Tayes:
Williarnston Township, at Williamson,
Tueaday. lday 4th.
Brushy Greek Township. at G!ean's Sore.
Wednesday, May 9th.
Garyin Township, at Bethany, ThuI5day.
May 9Th.
Pendleton Township, at Pendleton, Fri
day, May 7th. "t
Fork Township. at Fsrmer's Store, Mon
day, HAY 10Th. hH 4.
Rock Mills. Township. at Providence
Church, Tuesday, May 1Ith. NJ
Savannah Township. at Hollands Store,
Wednesday, May 12th.
Dark Corner Township, at Sherard's Gtore,
Thursday, May 18th. ''If'
Hall Township, at Cersvell Institute,
Monday, May 18th.
Martin Township. ct Clinltucales' Mills,
Tuesday, May 18th.
varennes township. at Flat Rock Church,
Wednesday, May 10th. m
Centreville Township, ct Hunter Spring.
Friday May 3lst.
broadway Township, at Meals Greek
Church, Monday, HAY Path.
Hopevell Township, at Hopewell Church,
Tuesday, May 25th.
Honea Path Township, at Honea Path,
Thursday, May 9th.
28th, n
And Tor the balance of the time during
the month Of May at my Office in the Court
House at Anderson.
Taxes are payable in the following kinds
OF funds, and no other: Gold and Silver
Coin, United States Currency, National
Bank Notes, and for County Taxes Jury
and Witnesses Tickets. -
l WIN. McGUKIN,
Treasurer Anderson County.
April Is, 1880 40
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NJ; IN ! sais pending ia.he unisei
SEaE6a N0tITs nv UuscagO, cOnCETnlnE En
nle0lnSF patent, has brought oat
the astounding fact THAI oleoFn Afgarine,
which Ii never quoted h the mark lei. and
vshick is not kept by any merchant as
such has a. sale IN this country OF
It9a COO, 900 pounds per ahnum.
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TRE sTATe OF s0gYtl ICAR1IVIlA.
.dYDERs0N COUNTY.

Baxter Hays Aairs, i Csmplaiins joF sssis
z5. u ~, f3.f sf, d. ~ flls,' SJf EtfSsk 4 IS
RcnbSn c. Tucker. r IA sS,J, ElsJ,t.
10 virtue az a., order IN the above Ia s,i
-A-y case. ail cfedlt tors Of Reuben b. TnSk.
eT, dec2esel, are hereby Hotihod TO prove
and g lab,ist Their ciaifns and dsnantis he-
fore mo on or h1fofe the I5th az a t5Eil neat,
or 10 barred OF any ba,ieflt IN ,,ic Decrec
TO be made in the above stated cash.
w. w. II IUAiPifRRT9, y
Feb ie. 1850 Siis 3si s.
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The card of Judge Wallace, which We
publish elsewherej conveys the unwels
come information that he cannot consent
toiaccept the nomination for Governor
in the coming canvass, and therefore
leaves the contest where It stood before
lie was suggested. Agreat many of our
readers will regret this, for he wes un-
donbtedly the fbyorite Of large majority
ofthsm for Governor. Judge Wallace,
however, occupies an important position
which Is inofe congentRl to his taste and
equally as advantageous to the State, and
it isnot unreasonable for him to prefer
to retain it, Circumstances may yet
arise which win neceesitate hiIs aomina.
ton in the fnterests of that .enthusiasn
and concord which Is necessary to save
( the States
The nomination OF Ger. Grant by the
Chicago Convention for . third term is
NOT near as likelyias It was D few weeks
ago, although thsf stalwaros and most
corrupt elements of the Republican party
are ysnririniy IN ~ ;s,tb ton,,oac;tn q,
anoo,,Sss i s'sp yT ssaA.ss !. ~. .nas =,
y. IS 8 2 n s.s.ss' ns - nvs s'io
/ raess y .,.;,i IA si,,, ss '' :. .v, .
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS - s..o1 ~ SsS 4, !, .ag i.au
conyenti tions without regard to the wishes
Of the masses of the party. . The better
element in the Republican party rsc6g-
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RalIEoaa Meetlng al FranhlIn, n. G,
FForil lhe Wesicrn fM 6. 8 ! ReDor,te,,

=, i'gs gss.s s Meaes y. q Repo'ter
Voi: Foreacre and Mr., Wilmer, repre-
sen!anyes ssi OF the Air Line RailrQad, visr
iuH i.ea onr community y and attended meet
~ !l ss IN. e. :; :. $: sss g r.
way Sempany: These gentlemen ..Vs
asfe4se 70 aid this company in the con-
s5lucGon OF their rpad from the Georgia
SIatp Inc 70 tEe Fennessee State line.
if5 ;s1kTa iisi556I feS6satious upeliiutT
books OF subscription, and while. there
were 9eoMparat,yely few of onrf litizens
present, subscriptions were made amount
sHI,d inS 50 one .i;,, ,handrsd n and iouE thousand
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A BLOODY DAY IN EDeEFIELD.

A Municipal Election Causes o Fatal Az
frDy-PiBtoIs and Whiskey Contested
with &c.
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TAX NOTICE.

TnEAsunER's OFFICE, ANDERSON. 8. c.,
April 10th, 1890.
n + accordance with the Supply Bill, ap-
4 proTed December %, 1879, notice is
hereby given that this Oflce will be open
for the collection of Taxes Saturday, May
lst, 1880. and will remain open until May
3lst- The rate per centum OF Taxes is as
follows:
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SIX STATES IN DANGER.

Tho Sourn Caroline Delegation In Congree3
Unanimous AgaiIfst Him-What They
Say.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-03
ARuY LyTELLIG ENCE.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2.-The resignation Of
Second Lieutenant A. Bradley has been accepted. to
take effect lane l. 1850. until which date he has been
granted leave Of absence.
general couri-Gartal has been appointed to meet at
Wnletts Point. New-York Harbor on February o. for
the trial OF second-rass Private A. ID. BastedO Company
battalion Of Engineers and such other prlsonors as
may be brought berore IT, The detail OF the court Is AZ
follows: Captain 4. NJ Miller First Lieutenant j. C.
Mallory and Second Lieuienants Fisk, Lusk, Abbott,
Casey bingham and Derby all OF the Corps OF Engi-
neer. second Lieutenant DerOy will act as Judge
Advocate Of the Court ,
Leave OF absence for four month has been granted
Second Lieutenant 3. II. Douglass 7th Infantry, aud
leave Tor six months with permission 10 leave The De
paTtment East has been granted First Lieutenant
John Pope, f., Frat Artillery. 49,
The resignation OF captain ID. ID. wheeler Assistant
ouarterina.ter. OF his commission as LIST Ieusnnnt
Ia Artillery Gully has been accepted 10 take eject Janu
try 49, 1850,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-03
ALFRED P. BURBANKs READINGS.

The feature of the entertainment given last even
ing at Chckering Hall by Alfred p. Burbank was
the selection from " Rip Van Wrinkle" The pre-
sentaon lacked the familiar accessories-the crags
of the Catskills and the goblin Dutchmen, with
hieh-peaked hats, mutely reclining upon the rocks
Mr.. Burbank recited the monOlcgue which Mr.. JEFF
ferson has made peculiarly his own. and the APP
pause Of the large audience attested the faithful
ness of the rendering. Mr. Burbank gave in an
anonymous selection, entitled " Oar Club" an imi-
tatinn of Henry Irving in the ghost scene from
Hamlet" The words were those of nursery
rhyme the manner that of the tragedian.. The
C;nlcb.D by Bret Harte. and the tender story Of a
Basket of Flowers" by Mrs Stebbins 10 iustra-
tions of itch and negro dialects and to the laugh
turn was cheered with laughter and stirred with
deep feeling.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-03
SOCIAL MEETING OF SOROsIs.

The regular social monthly meeting Of Sorosis
was held at Delmonico's on Monday. The Journal
Committee produced magazine in manuscript con-
tanning thirty -one pages This is tho first news
paper of sorosis Each member of the committee
read her own contribution. Robert B. Roosevelt
had sent an article to the chairman. which was in
serted in The SorOsis Journal, and read amid ap-
plause.
The second part of the programme was introduced
by n paper from Mrs. George VANDERBILT chairman
OF the Committee on Business Women" This EN-
bodied the question for discussion, which was {:
" Resolved, That the wel-being of women of the
household. and of humanity is best promoted by a
practical education in business"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-03
/6UY ORDERS.

WAsnuyGToy Feb. 2.-Passed Assistant
snraeon Thomas H. Street is ordered report TO the
American Consul at Kanagawha Japan. under the act
OF June 2, 1879, ito prevent the introduction OF
Infectious diseases into the United States, In addition
to his present duties.
Gunner George L. Albro IA ordered To the Navy YARD
at Pensacola Fla and Boatswain Alexander McCcno 10
the Naval station at New-LondOn, Conn.
Passed Surgeon j. X. Waggener Is detached
from the Naval IlOsuta at Yokohama, Japan, aud from
snecia duty with the Naval Board OF Health,
and ordered 10 home ana report arrived ASSIST
anTsrgeon Samuel n. Dickson is detached from the
Naval Hospital, Norfolk. and placed on waiting orders
Assistant Surgeon George Arthur from the Nhnuallh
and oftIered TO duty the Naval Hospital, Norfolk
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1880-02-03
ANOTHER DISCOVERY.
The Power Of the Electric Light Ex.
ceeded in Its Value to
Humanity.
How Rochester Gentleman
Discovered the Secret Of
Longevity.
Whereby He Saved Ills Own Life
and Gave ahe Results to
the World.

tfochEsTER. N Y. Feb. 2.
At time when the public attention specially directed
toward scientific discoveries the revelation which has been
made by gentleman Of this city unusual torea
Ii Is well that all kidney tronbles dangerous and
thai slight difficulties should receive Immediate atten
on. Heretofore Bghs Disease Of the Kidneys has been
considered ucurabe and ali afflicted with We
leading citiz OF this number and when
physicians effected his recovery by what a.
already b famous Warmers SAFE Kidney
Cure. kabe the that Determined
the remedy the puhc and the following
authentic facts amply confirm It's ere value. DE-. W.
rhine Eat orange, y. j. we'll known throughout the
East. makes the following statement:
months / found myself suffering with
Brghts Dsoase-A lbumnuria by the use OF reliable
found abnmen IN the ufine. aud in some sleht degree
few coagulated state suffered from dropsy
deran Of digestion, great dry Of the skin al
much thirst aud Of gradual failing strength
This about the ate things when commenced using
the KIDNEY CURE TOOK ab0u; tabesD0oniuls every
day for week. when found al symptoms decidedly
improved and The end OF two weeks II difficult 40
feet trace OF abnmen. Having mprudenty taken cold
had 81 sht rel some TWO weeks be.
again using the meiicne and as wen
ID. w. BARrGNE. NJ d., ID. ID.
With such indsputable testimony ire conclusion Is
questioned that Brghts Disease Diabes and all kindred
troubles and certain is his that Hessrs Wan
ner & Co. will give coo for any case that WHERE
the directions followed IL for sale y an drnggsts
and bD0u to humanity sh0ad be employed by AL who
have the slightest symptoms OF the aselse 10 not delay