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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-01-30
The HHamPtonGary EHmbro-
Clio.

Saiy oh odHu'tTy ora, an0 letter In
the Ncws and Courier on Wednesday
in answer to it from Col. j. c.. Hask-
ell, son-inlaw of Senator Hampton,
has re opened this unfortunate EN-
broglo.
In order that he public may form
Il correct judgment as to the uucs
ton at issue, We will cndeavor con
ciscly, but fairly, 10 give each ell" OF
the story.
The following is
GEN. GARI'S SIDE.
In answer to the persistent crtrea-
ties Of his interviewer who sought him
out i'll his home in Edgefeld, the
"Bald Eagle" speaks substantially rs
follows
/. That maRy of the papers of the
United States had charged that Til
den and Hendricks had been sold out
BY Southern leaders, for the sake of
Soutl. Carolina, Louisiana aud Flori.
da.
2. That Hampton submitted to
him the proposition to withdraw these
cIect,r rs Mt the mass meeting in Able
vile which he, Gary, ignored.
+. That this proposition was DIS
cnssed at meeting held for the par
pose, at Mrs. Norwoods' residence.
at which meeting Hampton, Toombs,
MCGOWAN, Cothran and others ere
present That MCGOWAN was not in
harmony with the rest. That these
facts arc corroborated by the state
ment Of MCGOWAN AID the admission
of Hampton himself.
5. That further the facts are cor
roboratcd by the appearance of Judge
Mackay and Judge Cooke immcdi.
ately after this secret meeting ut Mrs.
Norwoods', on the same platform with
the Democrats, advocating the elec '
ton of Hayes and Wheeler, which, if
Hampton was true to Tilden, he
would never have permitted; nor
would he have written his letter to
Manton Marble asking him to cut
Loose from the Democratic party
6. That there is the folio wing ad.
ditional proof of the charge: Hamp-
tons sending Judge Mackay to sec
Hayes at Columbus Ohio, which
Mackay avo@ed time and again to be
true; Hampton's advocacy of the
Hayes Southern policy and travell-
ing all around the Northwest and
South with him; and last Hampton's
advice to Col. WIN. Wallace and Col.
Harrington, two of the Tilden cleo.
tors, not to cast the vote Of til. State
FIR Tlldcn and Hendricks.
HAMrToS's SIDE.
Col Haskell IN his letter not only
ttatly denies every one ui The above
charges, but offers to prove by Gary's
WV WI ne: ScS i:lil: tncJ are !.li$". -,
thni instead oi tianpt"n proposing
10 declare the Hayes electors elected
Gen. Gary urged the aiop,io, .; tli-
course after Hampton had indignant
| ~ refused tl.is proposition OF Dennis
and Settle, tho Grant cmis,arics C,i.
Haskell goes further and offers to
prove the following facts against Gea.
Gary
l. That he used his best efforts to
get the Taxpayers Convention to en-
dorse the bonded debt of the State,
both honest and fraudulent.
2. That he received fee for ad.
Vocnting before the same Convention
the claims OF the Blue Ridge Rail
road, although he refused to redeem
his pledge.
3. That he was the constant de.
fender of McDcWitt, the II ,ii al
Treasurer OF Edgeiiod.
t. That because Gen Butter had
btat'n him for u. ). Senator, ho nd
| vOcutcd the removal of Butler ana the
putting of Whtlemore in his place.
| -~-.-eze <A.--------
"A gala time may be expected in
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GRAPES.

The IN dcrsigncd offers 10 the public gen
orally ONETHOUSAND GRAPE VINES,
n large number of choice fruit trees, and q
cL oicc lot Of flowers Of every variety.
Also, will make up and arrange Flower
Gardens. All of the above warranted to
give satisfaction, or no pay required.
jan9tf 4. JOURDANs
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little advance in the price of cotton
has turned the planters topsy-turvy.
~ large number Of mules and horses
have been sold on time, and n decline
to eight cents per poun for cot ton
next season will leave many in the
lurch. The corn to feed this stock
with will also have to be imported.
Some farmers are buying corn al
ready. Mules, corn, bacon, and flour
on credit, with prospective high
price for cotton is the way the aver.
age South Carolina farmer gets rich.
In France such riches are called
Chufcaur Gu Espdyne.
Every now and then a case of
hydro pho bia breaks out in the neigh.
borhood. Not long since rabid cur
put i'll an appearan ce, tit several
other ours, rs many hogs AMI cattle,
and after II chase of three or four
miles by several men was killed.
h"Ss III tbs 'rhAJ arr il nulsanc !;
not on acsonnt u hy,lropnobl.,, bu,
o' aoaonnt Of Their S"nera' worthless
ness. win not lie Legislature pass
law that will ubaie them somewhat. !
We guess not, as dogs are more valu,
able in the estimation of the average
South Carolina legislator than sheep.
To talk of sheep hush andry where
there are so many thousands half
perished CANNES is to offer premium
on-on-
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| know not what,
narricr, cur, Or terrier.
! know they are
What they are not
Dogs Of good behavior.
Oli-Oll

This is my first attempt at poetry
since TINT girl kicked it all "ut Of me
Sc velnl yenls ago, and ifyou will for
give ME this time, l will not make
another soon. 1t required a great
deal Of thought to get that off, aud
while you may not he abe to ,.prre
cIate the poetry contained in those
lines, If You but knew the time spent
i'll their production. you would Ger.
tainly sympnthize with tie ei!ort.
My own private opinion is that Il
few tib cats would pay better than
either dogs or sheep
PAYsAN.
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HNAkE Office that the undersigned, the
Il Officers and Trustees of the "Christian
Notary Society of the NJ + Church, color
ed, have made application to the Clerk of
the Court Of Common Pleas of this Couty,
George Bolivcr Esq, for n Charter for said
Society, in accordance with the provision
of the act Of the General assembly approv-
ed Feb 10th 1876
DAPHNEY BROWN, President
WM BROWN, Secretary
January 10Th 1880
Jan 90 St
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lie Piano du CONcOurs.

Les rOncOurs du COn>rrvatO;re dc must
que sou: tcrniIIes 1t janm,is les ieunrs cEt
YES adnsls Il Sc iaire en1cndrc ,lryant IT, pub
lie mont etc 81 noinbreux que ce,tc aimee.
Cettc circohst: nct. nous u engages i reprO-
duiIe M piquanl fcuiiictnn tout Enthusiastic,
de Berli"z. qni date de vingt cinq ans, e,
don't fa'prop"s est anjourL hui plus saisis
SAINT que %ja,nais.
! Les cOncOmrs du COnServatOire
ont commence. LIE PREMIER jour.
NJ. Amber, decide, CONNIE on dit,
Il attaqnrr le taureau par les cor
nes, \ fait cOnrOurir les classes de
piano. L'iutrepide jury charge
d'entendre les canditats, apprend
sans emotion npparente qu'iIs
snnt an nOmbre dc ireute 1T mn.
dix hut femmrS ct ,reizc hOmmes.
LIE moroccan choisi pour le cou-
cOnrS est le concerto en- sol mineuy
de MendelSsohn. 4 moins dune
attaque d'apopIexie, f0nlroyant
l'nn DIES candidats pendant Ia e.
ancr.le concerto Va done 6tre exc
cnte t!rrIte ct me tNs de suite /:
on salt celia. Ma;s ce que vons ne
savcz peu, -6trc pas encore, ct ce
q"eJignOrais moi-memp il v aIGuel
ques heures, n'ayaut point en- la
teineilte d'a:siS;er Il cptte eyrer-
ence, c'est &c que ma raconte CO
'natm un dies salcons d.. classes
dn Conservative. au moment OH.
tout prfoccupe de I'epi,I,ete de
rieur don't m'avait gratifie IA
maryliis de MoMmorency, ie ira
verSaiS liz cuur de- Get 6,ablisse.
mpnt.
All! CO panvre monsieur Err.
ard 3! di>ait il, quel m%allpur!
-EIard, que lul est-il arrive?
Comment. vous nsetiez done
pas aq concOurs lie piano
Non, certes. Eth bien! que
sly est-iI piasse
-Figurcz>vous one NJ. Erarl a
ell l'obligeance de nous prefer.
ponr &c jour.Ia, III piano macnifi
que quill veuait dc terminer ct
quill comptait envoyer a Londres
ponr l'ExpOsltion u~niverselle de
1901. C'est vous dire sill en- etait
content. Un sou d'erftr, DIES BIAS
SEES CONNIE Ell men entendit iamais
enfin nn instrument 4xtraordi>
naire. LIE clavier etait seu!e.
ment un pen dur; mails c'est pour
celia quill nous l'avait envoye.
NJ. Erard nest pas maladEoit.
ct il s'etait dit Les trente ct un
Gleves, Il force de taper Ieur con-
crrto, egaye,oM les touches de
inon.pianO, ct ca he peut lui faire
que du bien. Oui, oui, mais il ne
prevOyait pas. le pauvre hOmme,
que son clavier serait egay6 dune
81 terrible man;ere. Au fait, un
concerto execute trente ct ute
tuis he suite dams la meme jour
nee qui pouvait calculer les SUI
ties dune semblable repetition /!
LIZ premier e;eve Sc presente done.
truuvant le piano I'M reu dur,
ny va pas de mains mortcs pour
firer du son. LIE second, idemi.
An troisieme, l'instrument ne re-
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ties de u.eultre gu:on vOus impu-
.te.
Pour un :fumeur ani tue, com
hien y tel. a-t-il que la yne din sang
reyolte? Que de braves here's dc
famillv brdlent leur petit cigart
apre> diner! Les trois quarts de
la population masculine a.yaDt
pri> l'habitude de tumer, il est
que dams ces troiS quarts
la il y Il pI,is de defaults que dams
un stauI quart. Mais' c'est INT
simple question de proportion, ct
IA force de trop vOuioir prouver,
on tinit par nc plus 'itn prouver
du tout.
C'est CONNIE pour les ep;d6-
mics.
LIE livre dome les statistiques
terriiianteS.
"En 1882. le cholera parui pour
la premiere fois Ell France il
sevit sur'nus populations con>t.r
nees SOUS SEES fOrines les plus DIES
! Il uctivtS, ct ne nous elleva que
1855 habitants, pendant plus tie
tr"is ans quill parcourut lie pays
AIOrS I'uSage du tabac etait ell
core res reStrrint chez nous; il
ne iai>ait que cOm,nencer son es-
sOr.
En- 1913, Ia reggie he sacait deja
que faire DIES milliOnSqu lui rap
po,tait l'herbe de Meet, tant ellie
eli encaiSsaiU. Ell, IL cholera sur
venant, aSsez benin dams SEES syInp
tones, tsouva dies populations
luOins efflayfes ii son aspect; ct la
science, moins prise au dep"urvu,
etait Plus habiIe IL lie c%ombattre.
Eft pourtan1, cettA seconde vi
site, il nous emiorta l1O,1OO exist
emces dams muins dune aimee.
En- 1854, il ~re!arut encore; ct
CONNIE liz con>olnmatiOn du tabac
mOntait, montait touiOurS. le cho-
l6ra, cette aimee, 100000 moits
dams Sepulrures!
Les ravages dc I'epiIemie ont
done tOujOurs etc %c:OisSants, pro
pOrtiomellememt Il liz cOnsOmma-
ton uu tahac.'
Ii ny "A qu'un petit accrOc a la
demonstration.
LIE cholera est rrvenu en- 1860.
epO4ne Il laqnelle on fnlnait en-
corer.beaucoup plus, ct il y il f,it
mOitie mUins .io victimes.
DOnc.-.
LIZ requisitoire conclnt Ell impu
tant am tabac IL degeneration de
la France, vOire meme e ,;etai
ties. Comment eXpliquer AIors
que cenx qui ont remporte dies
victories SUient dies tumeurS ell
core plus achaIneS que nouss
L'Etat, 4ui emlr,che l'argent
DIES fumeurS, devralt ,efpondre :,
tie telle> attaques ct ne pas ST lai>
ser, ANS mot dire. dun assassi-
hat col.eclifc ct perpetual.
l'IEEEE VERON.
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pas I.habltude! Parlie ]

preEne pas l'habitudci ParbIe I!
o. Memberships ne ,",ursa pas So
pla'ildfe Gu'on he joue pas Sd rlu-
slqile Inais VOLTA les suites que
Ga vOnS H..
Jc n'ajon'e rien an recit qusou
Went dc lire, ct q:li Il tout l'a;r
drum conte fanta>tique. NonS
men cr"lrrz pas un mot, sans
doute, vous irez j"sqn'a dire
C'tSt aEsulde. 1T c.rst jusie-
ment parce que c'tst ab>ur.ie que
Je IL cf"ls, car jama:s nn garcon
du COnservaioite n'eut inveHte
'iIie teile extravagance.
II. BERLIOZ.
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Er-Inte'nc de chirelrgic DIES hopitaur
de Liege tBelgique.)
DOC1eur en- Mp6er.sme
Chirnrgie ct ACCOMPLISHMENTS.
Specialize DIES AaIadles d'veIx.
Reinstatement: Berger's Hotel,
HoHMA, La.
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y. A. TRONE,

8 chcol2nur. esrues Main ct St. Louis
en- face DC Mr.. l.. v. kiyiere.
Thi6odaux.
Li'hES CLASSIQUES EFT RELIGIEUX.
To"f"'t.res ae BnreaM. Papier de Mmsigue,
ARTICLES DE PETITE:
Croix, Cnrists, Medailles, Chapelets. RI,
tiers, Images, TabIeaux, Statu
ties. Cierges,
COURONNES DE lere COMMUNION
Iian % '76 ly
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Had terrible NIGHT SWEATe.

Memphis, Feb, II. 1911
years with . severe cough. When l commenced t.
king your Expectorant was reduced to one hundred
everything: had terrible night eweats. Ihave taken
half dozen bottles. Tho night sveas have Left me,
the cough has disappeared, and have gained fifteen
pounds in flesh. Irecommsnd it to alf my friends.
With great respect. OLIVER RICE.
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tNNOSCEa.


Evalt toutlc ma!erietnSc-ssaire. nons
's.s 4 -ne;ne de METRE q execution
:, !es o4vrsgcs .ypographiques qui mons
zoaiGe. iM- breis i 'avOcat. carries
res. su;ete. dc :actnres. tickets d'ha
-. ,la1c-. circultires. etc. seront
s-i, IS ians lie ,ias brel deiai ct DIES
> Les D.us lnolsres.
yau, les JOBS IcVront etre payeE
- 81 l. ~ii-rajsol du travail command.
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Fever and AEue.

The true anfidote to the effects of m;as-
ma is HOstetter's Stomach Bittcrs. This
medicine is one OF the most popular rem
edi-s Of III age of successful proprietary
Specifics, and in immense demand where
ever on this Continent fever and ague ex
lists. A winegla IS full three times a day is
f'.e hest possible preparative for encounter
ing o mall ri rus atmosphere. regulating the
a.rr. and invigoratin. the stomach.
For sale by all Druggists and Dealers
generally.
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d. TUT: New Yoak, Sept, l9. l877.
Dear Sn-Duftng this year I waited nne hundred
cases of lung d seases. In the Lower wards Of the
city the cases were OF . very severe type. Il wa
there my .ttsntion was called 10 1utts Expectorank
md l confess my surprise 1t its wonderful powee.
During . p.acnce OF twenty yeaTs. l have nevee
happy efecta- It instantly ubdued the most violenl
6ts Of coughing, and invariably cured the disease in
flew days. 1eheerfully indorse i - the best lung
medicine I ever used.
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Cosmopolitan Restaurant
II, 10 ct l5--.Royal Street, ". o.. III, I3a
Entire Canal Ell l1Ouane
LOUIS CHAPLAIN. PRopRrETa1nr

On trouve dams Get 6tablissement tout CO
que la salon f"urnit tie plus! dielcat ct toute
espece de WINS tie choly ; tout &c quil faut
pour soir6eset marriages etc.
H. a DIES salon. particulars an premiers
ct DIES chambrfs 6legamment meubl6es 4
louer q la emalIe ct au mojs.
Lea Fianteurs ct res habitants de la cam
payne .qul %voudront honorer Get etablisse-
ment de leur patronage y trouveront des
cham bres ct neI nourriture bonnie ct conf
euse 6 $500 parjour.
- Les portes du Restaurant ressent On
yerte ejusqu'a minuit Is n "
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NEWSPAPER PUB. wRlTfs.

- Ne CO0e VSWb180o
D.. TUT: Dear Si1-My little son, vas STACKED
eth pneumonia last winter, which left him with .
Violent cough, that lasted till ~.thn a month since,
for the cure Of which l am indebted toyour valuable
Expectorant- l had tried most every thing recon-
mended, but none did any good until used your Ex.
pectOFant, one bottle of which removed the couch
entirely. With many thanks. / am yours truly,
JOHN M, WEIGL
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Charter Perpetual.
7, oU1sIASA EQUITABLE
Life Insurance Co.
80 Carondelet Street.
NEW ORLEANS
E. B. BRIGGS, President.
JOHN HENDERSON, Vice President.
vNDREW PATTON. Secretary
-
The Policies OF the above Company, are
registered and the reserve thereon ieposi-
ted t" the credit of the policy with the Au
dItOr, and treasurer OF State in compliance
WITH an act, approved April I'd, 1877 emit,
tied ~
IAN act to better secure holders of life
policies i'll this State; to provide
a reserve fund and for other purposes"
a CERTIFICATE
the Auditor OF state is annexed to each
Policy.
visions of the above ACT and made n,
SECOND deposit Of the REQUIRED RE-
January 23rd. 1879.
ALLEN JUNEL. Auditor.
COURIER, g. McNAIR.
General Agents, Plaquemine.
A. H. HUGUET,
Agent, Baton Rouge,
u. A. COLOMB. Agent, Donaldsonville La
JOS. L. THIBODEAUX.
Agent, ThibOdaux.
BONRG L. MONTEGUT.
A~rentsbIIouma La.
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Norwood
high SCHOOL Al) COLLEGE

Norwood. Nelson Co. Virginia
Session Of iS19Sl opens September %
1873. Full corps of best instructors : finest
location and lowest rates OF any school of
same grade in Virginia. For Catalogue adj
ressd Wni. L.. AKERs. Clerk. For informa-
ton address the Principals. lt-p
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State Correspondence.
BranfOrd.

The Republican demonstration on 1hurs- day night surpassed all former efforts in that line The marching skill displayed by the torch bearers in the long line called forth frequent applause, while the illumination of the residences on the route and the display of fireworks were very fine. The house and grounds of Mir. Hammer, of the MalIeabIe Iron Co.,, were ornamented with flags and colored lights in beautiful manner, and on Main street, amongst others the houses of Mrs. A. Rogers, EIzur Rogers, Harvey Beach, P. Hopson, P. Hall and James Lay were noticeable for their brilliancy. The line was formed at so late an hour and the route was so long that it was after midnight before Montowese street was reached. collation. was served in the Town Hall and everything passed off pleasantly.
 The two men, Spain and Cannon, who were brought before Judge Bartholomew on charge of attempt at rape, were bound over to the Superior Court, and for want of bail were sent to jail. Oct. 23.
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-25

Dr. David Kennedy for the past ten years an active practitioner of Medicine and Surgery in Rondout, N Y. was one of the resident Surgeons of the above named Hospital during the No doubt many of his former soldier patients still living ard will be
 glad recognize the of the friend and Surgeon of those early years in the proprietor of medicine with which it has become associated. Dr. Kennedy performed hundreds of the most dangerous and dif- cult operations and it's simple fact that not one died, but all made splendid recoveries.
 Dr. Kennedy is frank to confess NOW that his won success was due to the fact that he gave his tients the medicine he now calls Dr. Kennedys Fa- vorite Remedy" in the after treatment It was this that restored the KIDNEYS LIVER AND BOWELS to a healthy condition, aording tone and strength to the whole system, and thus enabled the soldier to once more enjoy life and meet the loved at honle Dr. Kennedys " Favorite Remedy" for sale by all drug gists. Sl. .OO bottle. OPP eod&w1y
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sH am Proud.s,

A lady patient writes from Fishl1n Plains Duchess County, N. Y, to Dr. David Ken nedy, of Rondout, N. Y.: My foot is en tireIy well, and I never felt better in my life than I do now. I am very proud of Favor. ite Remedy Shall I continue it's use ?' ''What ailed the foot?'' does the reader in. quire. It was Liberated from impure blood. Dr. Kennedy's sFavorite Remedy" purified the blood and the Ulcer was healed
 To Females, young or old, afflicted with any of the ills peculiar to the sex-Dr, Ken nedy's '.Favorite Remedy is a real blessing Erysipelas, Salt Rheum and all skin diseases recover under the blood-purifying power of s'Favorite Remedy" o22 12t 4p.
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TESTIMONIAL FROM


 William M. Granniss, Fair Haven, Conn. This is to certify that for several years act- ed with Disease of the Liver and Kidneys, and was troubled very much with Dyspepsia and a constant Pain in my Back and Affection of the Spine. I was unfit for any hard labor. I treated by several physicians but never received any permanent bene- fit until applied to Dr. Fiske and satisfied he is the only that ever understood my He amined me clairvoyantly and explained my diseases satisfactorily, and prepared medicines which reached the seat of my diseases at He also gave eral magnetic treatments which entirely removed the pain in my back and spine. have been under his treatment only two months, and feel better now than have before for two years and I think I am nearly cured would advise all who afflicted to consult the Doctor at If he do for you what he has done for me, you will have feel grateful. Sincerely yours
 se25 d&w VIM. M. GRANNISS.
 SailbOat for Sale. LN1GHTEEN feet long, eight feet beam, cat-rigged, 1A newly painted, all in sailing order; price $65. inquire at 2S CONGRESS AVE. 1a
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Its Action is sure and safe,

The celebrated remedy Kidney-Wort can now be obtained in the usual dry vegetable form, or in liquid form It is put in the lat ter way for the especial convenience of those who cannot readily prepare it. It will be found very concentrated and will act with equal efficiency in either case Be sure and read the new advertisement for particulars -Sosh and West o2O 3teod 1tw
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-25
smith & Lightner. of Chicago. Ill

buy and sell grain and provisions for future delivery on commission. Margin required, five cents per bushel on wheat three cents on corn and oats References-the banks and prominent business houses of Chicago. Their book of statistical and other informa- ton mailed upon application. o4 4toaw
Morning journal and courier., 1880-10-25

ua&h0Ilc Healer, Business
 and Test Medium,
 Is permanently located in New Haven, Conn.
 OHce-NO. 25O Chapel Street, NTHERE he can be consulted regularly every w month from the morning of the 10th until the 27th at noon. Office hours from m. to p.
 Dr. F1ske has had twentynine years experience in the practice of medicine and has made thousands of the most astonishing of all chronic and long standing diseases of whatever nature. Those who are afflicted with any disease pain should suit Dr. Fiske at once, matter how long you have been out of health what diseases you suffering from, or how many doctors you have employed in vain, or how much medicine you have taken, how little faith you have He will tell you at the ture of the disease and where it affects you the most and the progress it has made upon the system and describe the symptoms thereof and will furnish medicines prepared from the best of selected roo those who wish, for their speedy and permanent cure at reasonable price, either by the week month.
 The doctor also gives valuable advice on business matters and all the affairs of life, both social and financial, including journeys lawsuits gains, losses absent friends, and great in selecting lucky numbers. Sittings for business affairs examina- tion of the sick, S1 Communications by letter upon hair and stamp. Address Lock Box 253, Norwich Ct TAKE NOTICE.-Dr Fiske will not visit Bridge port Ansonia again this season. Patients wishing to consult the Doctor will find him at his office, 270 Chapel street. New Haven, Conn, the days mentioned above. He will also be at the City Hotel South Nor walk, Ct Thursday and Friday, Oct. 2Sth and 29th. For sale by all Druggists.