davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-12-16
What She Saw in Church.
He stayed at home and she went to
schurch. after dinner he asked her:
w nAt was hue IeXte ta&Ys -

lie stayed at nome and she went to
IehaEehb bat assss ass dinner din he 4 asked 81 her.
"Oh, something somewhere IN Gen
eratlons; have forgotten the chapter
and verse. Mrs. Hight sat right be-
fore ME with a Als-+her Hubbard bon
net Oh. How could l hear anything
when l could not see the minister? I
wouldn't have worn such looking
thing to church if had to have gone
bareheaded."
"How did you like the new minis
ter"
"Oh. he's splendid. and Kate Mar
tin was there in a Spanish lace cap
that never cost less than $50; and they
can't pay their butcher bills, and I'd
wear cotton lace or 60 without any
first"
"Did he say anything about the new
mission fund.-"
"No' and the Jones girls were all
rugged out in th:ir yellow silks made
over; you would have died laughing
to have seen then. Such taste as these
girls have: and the minister gave out
the Dorcas Society will meet at Jones'
residence, the Md poky place."
cit seems you did not hear mnch of
the sermon"
"Well, I'm sure it's better to go to
church, if you don't hear the sermon,
than te stay at home and read the
paper; and oh, Harry; the new min
lister has lovely voice, it nearly puts
me to sleep, and did l tell you that
the Rich's are home from Europe, and
Mrs. Rich had a real camePs hair
shawl on, and it didn't look like any
thing on her."
"There! l knew I'd forgot to tell
you something. Would you believe it,
Harry, the fringe on Mrs. Jones'
parasol was an inch deeper than mine
and twice as heavy! Oh, dear! what
world Of trouble this isH'
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-12-16
She did no, finish; she stood ssarN

I She did no; finish; she stood starry
wis,fully down the roadway, as If sees
+ in. the sequel there -doau where tl.s
flowers had fallen, where they Las
waiting re'cusefnl agents, though
/ Barbara dreamed It not.
/ Il Was u surprising announcement,
T that which had occurred this day. old
/ Col. Holden had been three months
dead: the search for his Will, vain
though yisilaut. MAS about being
abandoned and an administrator ap
pointed, hen. .CC,dently, the hunted
/ locumen; came 10 light. And a start
/ ling document Il proved, conicrrgng
/ the coloncl's rich estates, untrammrl
Isi upon his grand daughter, on con
lltion that she married Mr. lIurbcrt
Bonniiield; which, failing To 10, the
same we're 70 pass uutramucilcd luto
the said Bouniiieid's possession. Either
+ OF hich conditions Hugh Greatorex
executor, MAS charged TO STE speedily
+ fulfilled
/ On the fac most arbitrary viii.
/ But TO those acquainted with Col.
+ Holden the matter was very plain. H
/ had been through life an Inveteratr
/ lester: his humor must need tIngr
his will. Noting with favorable
eye young Bonnltield's attentions to
Barbara-as yet in their first bud
and priding himself on his sagaclty,
he had in lit of jollty, revoked all
former testamentS and indltcd this
tchuckling TO think that should he
die ere things were settled, how de-
Ilightfully, under these arbitrary con
,dltious, he had arranged for his dear
Young folks" Aud he had died sud.
denly, leaving this surprise.
Barbara understood 1t; unfortunate
lly Hugh Bonniiield demurred. His
delicacy was to be the first stumbling
block. There was 10 JOY in his coun,
tenauce when he heard the startling
news; he appeared to fathom but one
point.
at seems very ridiculous, Mr.. Grea,
torex," he said, that should offtl
TO forego all claim to Miss Barbara
I llO!utll tSlhlCS, pNl Niiio Ic, Iii III
view, the proper course. Please man
age it rs informally as possible. else
we may make matter of Importance
ont of IA farce"
Huge Greatorex was not surprised
"a fine young fellow, Mr.. llurberI
Bonnitield," he unused privately: "but
Holden did not know him as well Il:
/. The case stand thus: lie car
have pretty Miss Barbara to morrow
for the asking; but ask her he never
will without some advance on her par
something to satisfy his nice soul
Undoubtedly she will miscomprehenC
him; and SO the chances are we shall
see "a genuine love-match nipped II
the bud. But, perhaps, after settle
ment, in time--stranger thing have
CHANGED"
And Hugh Greatorex hustled off t'
Barbara with news.
Not an over pleasant mission Tor th
little lawyer, no knew this case St
we'll. For, as Hurbert Bonnitield hat
ignored the wells first condition, h
must necessarily do the same; he mus
smother suggestions, at least till tn
open point was ruled. But he WA
i'll prepared for the decision which wa
! to rule this out.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-12-16
4 sflfrt S'tOrg..
A Twist Of Roses.

"You are really in earnest, Ms.
Barbara" said Hugh Greatorex, vitl
marked surprise in his tone.
Il am
Never answer prompter. more ,.e
cided; Notwithstanding, Hugh Gya
torex stated above his paper with il
lncredulous, bewildercd air.
Il am to understand, then, that Yol
disdain young Bonnitield's offer: Na
yon will not avail yourStIfor any ,.ar
of your rishtfol property; that
sacrifice =
y flash of her black eyes an IN
patient feot tap, interrupted him.
"All:" she said.
But the brisk little lawyer Was soi
to be thus foiItd.
"My dear Miss Barbara,' he c'l
tinned, suayely, "this is del.c4t,
matter, very delicate matter, indeed
but beg You to reflect, if not on I'll:
proper order. ut least upon the-,h,
primary condition Of the will. lAu
understand your grandfather Of fcouIs,
he presumed YOU would not tiu1 III.
hard. and as far rs ITurbert-''
The black ewes flashed more y;yidfy.
again the crisp voice SPOKE:
Mr.. Grea,6rex, spare yopr r,;u.
will not marry Uurbert Rouni(,-l
/ will not take from him these e,ta,ss
For both. this is nv last wiIIand ,ex a
ment so pIease let the suhirct Iroy'
She finished with her hand an H.
doorknoh, and sven, from the ana. +
ment Josnthe haIlapai chars,
inc li;,Ie houdojr which until tbts
.avar,rv h,I ,s..,,.,l >, Ler 4, .,,r,l.~.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-12-16

A romantic young girl and tenor
singer are harmless when apart, but
they make terrible combination.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-12-16
LYDIA Z, PsNKHAM'S
VEGETAgLE coNPoUND,

Is q Positive Cure
.or slI those Painful Con, aints and eak nessss
socumtnon our BE at e male population.
II VIII cure t'r,ly TIE worst form Of male Com
plants all oyern:, troubles. Inflammation and Clcera-
tion. FoIIin ! lis lncerncn:s. md the consequent
Spinal Weakness, rH IS PARTICULARLY adaIt,d to the
Change of Lie.
II viii dissolve -, ~ mora from the ute -us In
an carly stage os vel Tho tendency to can
cerous hunors tc-c vcry ,cc'ly ly its
It removes atcs, ratn:nc destroys all craving
fer 81 ant: n7l .cvcr Nearcsa of the 'tor nch.
]. cures .lnc: ~, TFcu,rcEc Nervous Fros:at!"n.
General h, Sec. cssn, ss. De: rcssion end lndi-
ga,ton.
That f.c:.s: - heariF dow. causing; pan, weight
and bnc..c!n l. always aurnt'y cured By Its use
1t VIII 1T a!tnc rI rn'cr IL cTrur tnnccsn act in
harmony wit, u" tl.t oycrn tn female ssto m.
For the cu-c,t Itncy Complaints Of .iticr sex this
Com?o!ni il uurt-, ,a'r' !.
LYDIA +. rITKIiiM'S VEGETABLE CON.
POUNDS prepared At } AMI - Western Avenue,
Lynn Mast P:i:,: q. Si.hp:tleJfur s., Sent by mail
In the fJ::n pills also il the form OF loLenGcs, On
recct Of price, 81 per box for either Mrs. lntham
freely al letters Il inquiry. SEMI for pamph
let Address n above. Ecn:ion This Paper.
No family should be without LYDIA f. TISKHAMD
LIVER FILLS. They constipation bliossnsss
and ,il.ty o. the liver. 25 cents per box
a5- sold 'y ell Druggists. "a
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1881-12-16

Before marriage she was dear and
he Was her treasure; but afterward
she became dearer aud he treasurer.
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rules not only our country, hut all Christendom
~ we'll. This power, ~ early n January, 1861,
came forward. Delegates from Boston, New
iofk. rl,ladelph,a and Washington, realizing
10 prevent the issue Of Government notes OF
some sort would he impossible, they opposed
tho icea.-tcndsr quality, and with eli their
might RESISTED tho lcgal-t.ndcr clause. Aid.
~ secn ~ the I'LL got through the House
tfels 9, iss2e and was made pubic, these bank
ers Ascked 10 the Capitol Of the nation TO meet
the Nass and Means Committee in order to
nsv'sM the Senate. II possible, from concur
ring IN the lega,-tcnder clause Now, who
were tAe<e hankcssy We answer Men who
stood .essaitsr. before the world Men
with their systcm Frustrated and their
Sses. sVa.uMO Ut notes living Tx,
an nmu leaves Men who toas.etl that tn ~
kMW what "honst mans" Mas. Men who
said thu ii mus, he tAnk 10 o., seieemalle on
,..a.ani IN eoin Yet, With their issue worth.
lees aud refusing 70 carry out tie very thing
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We have glanced eSvr tAeSe AasAasste4 10 "A
H. MsteA eAtte AAa0 the A,spAlAAs Hct. that he
wAe AleaaseAsss land il u DESTROYER IL essillaA>
toA aud Mas>lesst a. IMAM
the saeAly eA<t &xe seeA again, Nestaacs up to
M.allaeAA Ays> Mll0A~ In the AAAas u ! lew
The MANY the AsA~~cs> 0ekxNaesl, ktAFSlME,
hope e~S \ third eating u the public EXPENSE
The Ass~sAsaA kalts> The ltseAlsAxvss tcrcA,
made DAY saa NIGHT alike AiAeeaA LewaMcss
alls1 the Maa marriage wNs = nudity and
eAll0feA In their tAAe esscc and helples&hces
we've MARKED ks their asS.tlMAev. cisasias 10
them hkc \ curve -ANeA WAs keaN
And h. add sNfsN~ b. the appalling psctNyv>
arAAkeAAv~~ ia AlEA Ate and laN Atc excel,e,a
"a caesAAsy and ec~st6aS~s All thai had gone
lefNe>
MAvsnx HAesA The sAa results, the robbery
81 land fs0M MANY, MMsll civilization itself died
aud the hAia A.e~ e&Me n the tFa.tA,e, tet III
the very eatset u that m~vA If death. did no,
set IN example which, Al followed, MeN,a have
sAvsd tAs wo<M tteM IT. ett eAps,elas u tear,
We viii revert A<seAy 10 The le~s and ,hs
dASa0lAE vi the land " Canaan as lNs, Thu
u laEtleA II history worthy our naost careful
consideration transaction ANs hcs~laed b.
sAs xNrsa, Aud following eAe fall u Esyp.,
tall eruNkAt IN AeeAMec Il her sohhsry 81 tx
land eat II which NaAA has h. gel his bread, 4
y tsssoA " .Mutate Importance, and will al
lsMAtelv BE- telluwea.
| taoa pAt his stAMp ~ dlsappsuAassen upas
land monopoly ~ et(er&NAlE III the divaAion 81
tAe psoMisea land ~ 10 tosvvSa Settle the Qucs
| h0A,
What ~. aeae IN Canaaae see the con
0ast.
In the preMssed land the title 10 the soil va,
obtained by sslos, and wSs ~ distributed thai
each esv>d-eAter had the ,aav provided 10 e.,
A,s AsvAd fsuaA TGM stands IN elaa.,T con
trA&t With Ekyp& and all The eapsru@ et Ia,
Nossd-~Aesv the land, by robbery, in fact O
in lA~. had pAascA into tho AAMsas ~ the few
| Consequently the many could Kct hreAd enl,
a sAc ~.ll VI aAosAcE A thug hateful 10 90,
AMI Aaar>lerNNS h AAAh
i Lat " exAM.Ae the land ssrtem of Icary
The iAAds were as<ase~eA VI tAass
Mud tae Lard &,.oAe unite Mo~es saving
| Into THESE the land shall he s,vad,a Tor \,
tnAssstAae~ Ard Moss~ ean,nsad,sa the ea,l
assA II israel sAssAs> TINS Is tse land w,.icl
w sAAh snasr,> and We saAl divide the l.a,
lS hot IL tlse Mase w shalt ssSe tsse Morc la
AsrssAasss and 10 tAe fe~ " shall RsSe t,.o nS
sAhesstsNess every aaaAs saAcrs.Anec shall b,
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rs>E NNSr SrEn


sASy
I, The country wAs in the throesof civil var.
Specte pAyasents had been suspended by the
Government, and BY every banking establish
MeAt IN the country. There scenaesl no other
way open hut legal tenacas. We were indebted
ts the sosd.ess and sailors nearly el0o OOo, 900.
They were 6eeElag for their pay many Of them
shedding teAFs round the camp-ares n they
read lcsiess from their wives, astsnc Tor money
70 h0s TODD and clothing Tor the children. x
collapse scesncd Inevitable, Tho credit Of the
Government wAs pcrled Almust beyond re-
deaAntleA A distinguished senator rose ia his
place and sAlds " The specie cAyi,Al which the
bAnks ef the loyal StAtce could place 1t the dis
pe~Al ~ the Government was but little more
than 81, ON, 900. That sum will not carry on
the war fifteen dANe, We muet rely
MAINLY upon paper currency. aud there Il
SaetAer thing equally certain, which il, thai
tAst pApea, whoever lssaes IL must be ire
d,cMAlslc"
The sunrcMe Necessity for Government
money ~As pressed from every quarter. 4
secascd the very life OF the nation demanded
IL Nccc~slts Appeared to be laid upon 40 TO a,
that thing, Create money based solely on ths
| crs>i.t 1t the country. And We did il ~ . ne
cs~s.eS, which can never be wrong, but Away
raeht. The President sAad Of thus very transac
toa, long afterward: "Oar monetary system
N the creation Of necessity. "-GrAnt.
y Who opposed tho lssae OF legal tenders
The banking classes, Early IN the fight they
saw that there would 10 an issue OF Roverm
| nscnt Notes ef some sort. And many cf them
whose patriotism rose above their selhshness
urged this course. But there wire class An,
They rulsst the system, who in the hour OF ou
peru lsil the egg that ha,chcd into a monste
| syaidacAtc III hank nlonopoi,sts. And this nv
dra, uAdsr ats rcntric name.
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acROss The 0rAnicNs and larasA csvaAsAiaon
wsslward uhsncs IN MAReA esvr slAe<s
dsoxioa. old 6gsece laasisuf lsAa,eeas islss.
Of clAsalc lure aud eaie seAgg
Land u m,rtA sAd tragedy profoundly How
gladsons tAs raysl ~0aks make the xWsa te-
day. leMpls ArcAAtrAve aud MaANAaes.tAl
tArtAeAoA seAnd the proud AcAieveAlcAt az The
dAy u thy trAAacsadeAt sMa,
But, hhc al that lad gone lstorv. sAs. tosA
fosTos man nsnlostAsaeA u eleQaeAee aud
ps.he e esnasr g shs hove " veAAA could NJ,
She Aaa rissa froM aeeAiax b the psaAAels
81 glory tAroaxA meAna saMple aud Just Il
a. Y. Al, eAyas
"Ths love u laAor removed The x.ss. and
pAssiNAs which gsnssAlly 0cesssoA the nun al
seases, They ND lahoxsoMs life. MteAt MSea
ehs cAitavseaeA " their land and thu srtA AMI
not excluding tue A0xlAnSlMAM Aor TIE Arsifc |
frosn the AFsl dlxAislvs u the state pseservaA;
between all she estsanAs AMI MeMhess ~ The
state great equality, voad ot paAsA luxury "
ostensatloA. Ne who had ccsAnAs Asle>l thu srsM,
for ONE war fNakht fer the next IN The rank,
~ r.vaee seidkG and wss net ashamed II
most COMMON iaaesNas ~ the Arsal.s by lsad
" SEA, The rlsAn4 characteristic II al tAs
q les Of Gssece particular affection tal
pov.rly, : neelloerty n tMtaAs> .lMl hesty a
buildings iaraltars, drv~@, eQalp&sc. dNaAe~
tlc and tale, II y surprising IL eeA.ts.r Ia,
emall rceeMpen~e with which tAes ~eN sAts.
tied tN thei, apple ton IN pal Acknowledgement,
aud for the service which they ANa NAacscs
the state.
This WAS the Rad which che Travelled /,
slosy, And aox hook at her IN the day II Aei
death.
The Greska fell hhMdly into the snare wisSc
gave the mortal blow a. their Alxtsv. III,
lr.neirAl eAa~eA were disseminating aRaoM,
themselves ssetsoNal strife. The hakaaMs, wlss
had learned the pew,r ~ the sa,es az HI,
Gfesks> rs~eatsa ~ their gold and the po,sey q
.sisery. 1h.re M.e Grss ks Who ! Gritty tss,l
these hrshee an eesvesed int the hssN's II ,es
ell hers the III ~tsnee af GN<oe. and her hi or
Nss lot. n IL. - 2ta
Tu0s too our rcputlse il solaS. AMerseaM
Are fast CONVEYING the substance II ear wealth
into TIN hAhsls III turvlSnsss. and eMr hls II,
viii BE- lost. SAa. sad the 1ax that sA~ the IN
chine al esasAie GSsye
Tho e4eAd winners sank hehsAth 4 AMrsles
~ we. down, down. lown. tat tesrs h~la,avs
the land aud the cry ~ thu peer alsea tae all
Then God llew his breath aEssaSs 0trsee sn,
sae died. Land naenap<ly MAS the Il. AtA wss
rant, fer Aisr cent. owAed all tile land sAJ u
per cent. ut the peaple oxMa aoAss were tea
ants. ssrts and saves
Then he aaal mighty ,Her, =, man ,a'
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ORGANIC WGAKNEoo

Immediately cured and full vigor restored This ~
6iction-which renders hfe burden and marriage
impossible the penalty paid BY The victim Of Inn
proper indulgence. Young persons arc too apt to
fnl consequences that may ensue. Now who thai
understands this subject will deny that procreaou
il lost by those falling into improper habits
than by the prudent7 Besides tcing deprived Of
the pleasure Of healthy offspring, the most serious
aud DksS'cn UCT1vE symptoms OF both mind
and body arise The system becomes dsranged, the
physical and mental functions weakened, loss q pro
creative power, irrftabiiity, dyspepsia PAL
ptation q tile heart, indigestion constitutional d.
biliiy, wasting Of the frame, cough, consumption,
decay and death
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H7o q vseh. en- aay .. hens sesll, 1870 Costly
10 ossas ~. AAarss TaUs . 90. Assssaa. Ne
layl
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4 CURE WARRANTED.
Or. FlsH1lATT.
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE,

Dr. F. addresses oil those who have injured them
.elvea by improper lndngences and solitary habdts
which ruin both mind and body, unn ting them FOL
business, study society or marriage. These are soe
Of the sad and melancholy effects produced BY tn
carly habits Of youth vix Weakness In the back ant
limlG, pain In the head, dimness Of sight. los1 81
muscular power Dalpitation Of the heart, dyspepsia
nervous irritabiiity, arrangement Of the digestv,
functions, debility, consumption, &c.
~ p S-AM correspondence Win receive promp
attention. Address
e. N. ElS1HDLATr, M D.s
surxlcal and Medical Imsalsute,
2om6 DuFlinet00. Iowa.
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eE IN e0n psr day At homo. samples worth o fres.
w w Wv Addrsas STlksoN Co. Portland. Ne
loyl
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eco . wsek IN yoes ON sows. Tesms and o 0vtat
0O0frsa AAdrss r nAIIEz1 %. Portland, Ne.
l8yl
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the houses used for schools are far from
comfortable. The school law of the State
makes it the duty of the trustees to see
that the school houses in their districts are
in good condition, and they could not do
q work for which they would deserve
more praise than for strict compliance
with this wise provision.
The schedule on the Columbia & Green
vile Railroad has been changed so that the
down passenger train passes Pendleton at
11.23 a. M, Anderson 11.0s, Belton l1.S9,
and Honea Path 1880 pm. The up train
passes Honea Path at S p. NJ, Belton 5.53,
Anderson 6.31, and Pendleton Ill. Going
down it passes Williamson at l1.0o a. m.
and up at GAS p. M. The Blue Ridge up
freight leaves Belton at $50 a. NJ, Ander-
son 7.3o, and Pendleton $40. The down
freight passes Pendleton at 2.3O p. m., An
derson 3.45, and arrives at Bolton at 4.3o.
These changes afford rather better accom-
modations than the lfevious schedule.
The return passenger trains will be contin'
ued between Anderson and Belton.
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Willouehby Reade.

This gentleman gave one of his humor-
Gus and entertaining readings to crowded
audience in Masonic Hall on last Tuesday
evening. Mr.. Reade is fine reader, and
throws great deal of vim and enthusiasm
into his work, whereby he renders his en-
tertainments extremely interesting to his
hearers. His audience was almost contin-
ually convulsed with laughter, except when
he was rendering serious selections.
Mr.. Reade loves his work, and has de-
cided talent for it. He will return to An
derson. and give one more reading on
Thursday night. This performance will
be for the benefit of the Baptist parsonage
fund, and those who attend will not only
have most pleasant evening, but will be
doing good at the same time.
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SWINE OF CARDUl" for Ladies only.
For sale by Simpson, Reid e. Co.

IT Is FOUND AT LAST! SOMETHING New
Under THE SUN.-A new era is dawning
upon woman. Hitherto she has been called
upon to suffer the ills of mankind and her
own besides. The frequent and distressing
irregularities peculiar to her sex have long
been to her the "direful spring Of woes un-
numbered" In the mansion of the rich
and hovel of poye ty alike woman has been
the constant yet patient victim of o thou
sand ills unknown to man-and without a
remedy. "Oh Lord, how long," in the
agony of her soul, hath she cried. But
now the hour of her redemption is come.
She will suffer no more, for Brad6eld's 8
Female Regulator, "Woman's Best Friend"
is prepared only by DR.. J. Bradfield, At
lanta, Ca, and sold at $l.50 per bottle by
Nilhite & Wilhite, and Simpson, Reid &,
Co.. Anderson, s, G..
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- The Keo,cee Courier of last week
says: "Last week the revenue officers
stationed at this place made raid in
Pickens County, and captured two illicit
distilleries and destroyed 5000 gallons OF
mash and beer. Again, on the 18th in
stant, they made another raid in Pickens
County, near Bald Knob Mountain, and
seized an illicit distillery, destroyed 1000
gallons mash and beer, hundred gallon
copper and still and cap and 40 gallons
distilled spirits. While engaged in de:
stroying the same the officers were fired
upon by the moonshiners."
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MOTHERS MOTHERS MOTHERS =
Are you disturbed at night and broken of
your rest by sick child suffering and cry
Ing with the excruciating pain of cutting
teeth If so, go at once and get bottle Of
Mrs. W1SsLoW's SOOTHING SYRUP. It will
relieve the poor little sufferer Immediately
depend upon it; there is no mistake about
it. There IS not mother on earth who has
ever used it, who will not tell you at once
that it will regulate the bowels, and give
rest to the mother, and relief and health to
the child, operating like magic. 1t is per-
fectly safe to use in all cases, and pleasant
to the taste, and is the prescription of one
of the oldest and best female physicians
and nurses in the United States. Sold
everywhere. 25 cents bottle. 15-ly
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Hyneneal.

Hon. William E.. Earle, for number of
years past resident of Greenville and one
of the most prominent lawyers of the 9th
Circuit, who recently removed to Washing
ton for the practice of his profession, and
Mrs. Mary Orr Provost, the youngest
daughter of the late Governor James l..
Orr, were married on Wednesday, the 18th
inst, at the residence of Mr.. w. c. Patter-
son, the brother-in-law Of the bride, in
Philadelphia. Mrs. Earle was resident
of Anderson, and has many friends and
admirers here, who extend to Capt. Earle
and his bride their congratulations, and
wish for them all of the happiness and
success which the future can bestow.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1881-01-27
Take "BLAcK-DRAUGHT" and 20
will never be bilious.
For sale by Simpson, Reid e. Co.

EUFALA, ALA, March 6, 1878.
Mr.. L. Shoenfield-Dear Sir: take
pleasure in stating that have used your
Medicated Stock Feed both on horses and
cattle, and with great success, especially on
very poor COW, which I bought at auction.
She gives now over two gallons of milk,
with good prospect of increasing. Not
withstanding the prejudice I entertained for
other powders that had tried, and which
proved worthless, I do not hesitate to en-
dorse your invention as being all You claim
for it. d. T. SHEEHAN..
Gentlemen: We have given Shoenfield's
Stock Feed to our horses, and find that
it is all that you claim for it.
Yours truly, CHAPMAN & DAVIS,
Propr's Livery Stables, Sd ST., Macon, Ga
For sale by Wilhite & Wilhite. % I'm