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, 1881-10-05
GEN. AUGUSTUS c. DODGE.


He Ylslts MI Old Friend nt Dubuque, H.
sptcta{ Dlspatch to The Chicago Trtbuns.
DunrQuR, fn., Oct. 4.-Qcn. Augustus Cesar
Dodge, OF Burlington, formerly United athtes
Senator trom lown, arrived IN th!s city toIay nn
brief visit to bis old fricnd and colleague, e1-
Senator George ". Jones, 1le was met at tho
depot by tho Mayor and City Council and NUM-
bcr of tho old settlers, who escorted him to tho
residence Of Gen. 1oucs, whuse guest he will be.
Speeches ot welcoMe wets malo by the Mayor
and others. extending TO him tho hospitality VI
the city. ltwas fntcndet to Hivo Geu. Dodge
public reception. but ho declined to receive 1t
On account Of the recent teath Of Presl.
dent Garfield. and that 1t would
DO inappropriate III him. 10 taka
part at sGci, q time in my festivities such az q
bni! aud public tlnter, as was intended. Az the
old gentleman expressed It, respect to the tllus-
trIoNs dead fnrtudu him to nceupt Df any such
honors uca. l,ottRo served the st,.to g scnator
two tcrna, 0n1 WIS Mt QUO tiine Minister to
span. Tho meeting between hlIu aau Con.
.luncs, whom hg llat not aenn for many years,
was most atrcGtionHte. uuth gentlemen are now
well on townrl W yenrs of ngo, md both enjoy
tho universal estoetn OF their ftlluM- -Cftlzeu9
who IA former times they seeyetl 70 well.
, 1881-10-05

trade t,as been prostratc,i by tho block, an,i
other branches Of commerce seriously l,nn,-
prrtat, Unly Inst week. several ycssels left
Nnw Yurk tt t,alAst fnr thu Mediterranean
l,era,,st t,iay cuuhl ilnut nu graIn cnrgors IN
curry .cross tho Atlantic. stucl, If our luke
marine llus been forcetl to lie i.tlc Just nt
the time Wien It should bu fully occupied.
:;atiurs untf stcycttorcs nro tnabla to earn
lrcutt for their families III lnnt of plenty.
Unly tlic steamers nro carrying grain east
w,1rtt now, nut they take It rs ballast. or
course II vcssrls nrc kept frnm moving to
thc East they cnnllot brink coal here; n,Ml II
rnllrou.l ears sltou! bc unable tn. discharge
, 1881-10-05

IN ait dny hescf ored for 1ov0 thnt did not como,
nor fot hunRerc fnr ov0a rfta, nor f1lt lonely,
nor dosolata nnr afrn'. tIocntae. benaah tho tur.
nuni.o sklua ut mr. yAtical dronn,1and. in tho
a,ic mir low n1whys with s, toyo with strung
nsJA, md ettnxnR kstrs, and denthle*s tcndcrntAA
And know NJ ioaeilnots, nor serrow, nor huarl-
brehk."
j" tut yuM rn mt doubt my love, swoothcnrt7 7" no
nur.nuTctl. ho,tllnK nver her with 1ror-ku toner-
ntsn md kt4lng kuftly tho w1nn.roh lips TINT oyer.
hung Tho seisItlYu tlrts,tttna NINTH.
"NU B.B said. lnukin9 ut hl. viii, proud. ove.ltt
cyGs, whitu winshtnB Ktnlf1 t1nt ntlt0nhl henuty
to tho fair facc. u do nut tnast yn for MI inalnnt
only when am loney md sad. and then think TINT
aoic one innrG beautiful LINN uIny win ron frum
MD. kI,w Tint mn mt brRuttfui. .AhclIsort, md
iii ifiy lenl0ns niarpHtn It cNe4 n mo with Hrent
iPIt,tl-tl,U p1wor ~ hrnuty DTer n nnn. HufL
i1nrly Aseh, InunIaft curvch kweet red lips.
velvoty. uycs-nl the InnaIo nnd rnrvei
Of tint niId texture Ut outlne-w.len
think of This, sny. am ii, ntcr cspalr "nr,d tho
rrout Rlsi crushed with craol torcu betwcen hor
white, taperin4 nHUrs II iuwor.fut lhat htood with
uhcts III Tho wndnw Tho notso astrno.cd the ntton-
tun 1f Her fAtltos. who nnssnX by. md 10 pushed
asldc tho curtains md enioscd.
"ltow muet, will a now window cosl7' sa,d old Sir.
CaryI 10 lIts aHnnt tho next morning.
lid ho lnko tho sash Will hlna?'
"YeA.n
"Abuut st5."
=
Two Ycnrs inter Violet CaryiI mnrsIcd mnn vho
owned two ntoan,-bnrars ind d tug. hut iser heart
WIS de*u1ato ntd ller yunn4 loye bllghed.-Froms
1hs f'urk-t'aekf''s Rfrsndt," ~ M"ral Naisttal.
, 1881-10-05

THE star-rOuse prosecutions arc bound to
CONS 10 luIae md impotent conclusion II
there IL not perfect harmony among tho
counsel retained for the Government. We
tto not sec how this end can certainly be at-
taEncu without the dismissal Of DistrEct-At-
torney Corkhill. IIe has been openly nc.
cuscd Ut trcacllcry to tho cause. Ills fnflnrc
to secure Nh Indictment Mt the lust session Of
tho grand Jury, When tho statute Of lllhita-
tions WINS coming into operation before tile
next regular session would occur, wns MI in.
excusab!e bIutlder. No E0oa lnwyer could
oyerinok the statute of limitations III such
case. Corkl,Ill's negligence WIS either wlllf,l
and criminal or 1t was proof Of Ills incolnpe-
tyncy for tho position lle now occupies. Either
way, llo should pay tho pcnulty for 1t, Which
ought to be prompt dismissal from Office. 1t
IL mt fair to tho eminent lawyers engaged in
these cuses that they should be compelled to
kctp ono ego upon Corkhlll alMl another
upon the prosecution al'eHl OF them. There
ought To be no apprehension nf 4 fire In the
rear, nl,lt nu !uisHwurln advocates III tho
front. After what has tnken placo it will be
impossible TO repnse implicit confidence IN
tho integrity aiid Intelligence 0f COrkh1Il In
otlier rnscs that the Government may hAyt to
try In tl,u District. The local administration
Ut Justlce III Washington Is llotorl0nsly LOOSE
aild inefficient. Tile sympathy Of tho jurles
nllti OF the Inferior court officials ls almost
Invariably with persons accuscA Of frautt
upon the Government, which Is regarded NJ
common prey. When a itngral,t breach uf
duty IL ,.utt., lis III tie matter Of tho s!nr'
routo prosecutions. Alt example ought to hG
, 1881-10-05

MONDAY evening A1ayor Harrison was
trcntetl to TN exhibition Ut huw the Cnptnins Of
crAft navigating tho Chicago lttver defy tho VII
rio,ls city ordinances which have been ,nn,lu for
their cspeciAl DtnGft, nnd It Is reported TINT hn
hNs tnkcn tneasnres to see that, III tin cnsc ut
lenst which Ito witnessed, tho Inv Is enforced.
II thts lie trllt the public Is tn TO congratulated,
becnuso tho recent wrccktng OF brtxies by tug
n.d vessel Captains hns cMused tho impression
tn become Rct1erai TINT tho rights ur citzuns
wcru In no wAy to DO respected by thcso ftesh.
water pirates. IL tr. liarrlson can succeed In
puuishng few Of these gentry to tho full OK
tent Of tho law pcrhaps tho others will have
mora respect FOR the rights Of other people.
, 1881-10-05

perpetual fenr OF Inrkina tho breathing air of
rottitiercct. t., nf TIM mems IF c1chRi1c-wll
Gccttnp fnt0lerahte. lDIlR lHfOrc tho exhnttttl0n
Of Tho gdh! wnshlngs predicted By Ur. sucss Will
ho realized.
II htl4,il.cs every ilhr t1nr, tr!cilt Tint tito
t1rrnn. nr s1ane g1h nlt,i,n as hntverARi n,py Il
mere ttHItD*sih.tfy. Thp iw0 precious t,lttnl*.
Rt,ll INIT silver. nrr tint otth sufficient Tor lilo
rapidly growing wnnts Of trado md luxury
throughout lho Worht.
, 1881-10-05
LAKESIDE MUSINGS,

"Taxpnyer Commissioner Clark
Ia believed to he somewhere III tho wllds OF tho
Ninth Ward with ills e.. but hopea arc enter
tainel TINT he will be captured.
Since the Capital ut the country has been
re.nuyed to tho 0lllce Of tho Cincinnati Comintr-
ridi everything Is going IN nicely. Ms. Halstead
thus far has made an excellent President
"Senator Jones "-Te,,nyson wrote ":rhe
rassiuE of Arthur" and 1t has no roferrnco
to tho President. Just now Arthur is not pass-
Ing. On tno contrary, ho aocms Inclined to play
it Aiono.
Tile Cur Is expected ut Warsaw early In
this month. Let us trust that he will not there
Of war eco what "Thaldeus OF WArsaw."-
lntefjl4 Double Team Joke N the Graphic, BY JH
and Charlie Gootisel.
~ don't write those Items 1T the Post about
tho bcst wny to fry douglnuts or how to nonl II
thlcc.corucred hole III II stocking. Ny Duties
arc purely cdltorial-throwtnK nwRy poems and
trying 10 lcarn Oodkln to lrlnk wo!ss becr.''-
Carl Sehurz,
TIE Now York Herald says TINT tat Chl-
ca90 weddings tho fnttor Of tho bride ksscH tho
groon,, md thon takeA him Into purtnntshlp."
Mr.. llennett SHOULD not allow himself to get
worked up over this mattor. 1t IL not bis fault
that he was bosn In Now York.
Gold aro The skies above,
Cold Ia tho carth beneath.
Aa gold will glow tho grove
Whom nutunIl'a ehlllor breath
Bhail warn tho earih to think itself
How swift must watD Its 1nrnered pelt.
How swift come nakclncas aud deatht
Sing for tho sunset glowt
Sing TOR tho warm. sweet eartht
IA evening breczeA blow
Ahroati our t1ulet mrth!
Earth Ia mother whatecr befnil,
Heaven bends tondorly oyer all
Ta fcaI despair aud fear OF dearth1
-Itxt lVhase Pumpkins Ars Rsps.
They ant a1uno In aeep1y-slIatled recess
OF tho bay window, Vulet Cargl and Adebert Jones,
whI,o Just boJond them through the Hia.y lace
taIns Of nAtv0uux texture aud pFceess worth could
10 sepl. tho fuFu,s VI tho meTsy aaneosz ~ t!sT
swept lanaudly by In thu sensuouR mcnaures Of tho
waltz faiF young la!d truatuy aKainst shouI-
des.hladss and beautiful foEup eHc1rcod Uy strong,
nan'y artua that would gladly hare hold then. fur.
ever md sh0Ilsfsd them fr0n tho storms that life,
lUwuyer fair Il seen.s, must btlnR " al,
kc9rlY twGtyssuuatA ago thusa two Sitting In the
Windows hal pI.sltad thaiE truth. Violet CaFyll Was
tho only daughter Ut pnta0 .pruu1 millionaire, 1nd
ch4se, who AtoDurt luura Nus ohly poor book
Auvpes, with chance to AauaJ aAJ thug ind got
nAonu In the world lie Ind tho sotr<t din
sAAts given By VIoletA fathat In honor ol hut Ruo-
lesnth birthday. sHd had wandered with hor 10 tho
bay window, NAerv secure from observation, they
usht talk ot the a-absorblnx passion TINT bound
tar hcnrts toguthaF III tho sllk en stters 0s lova.
havn bten thinking of yUh, darug. a!t fhs 1ay."
said Hio!vl Iu low Aeel yDte0. tits Sury tpdu!a
uohz Ut which told balter than wprls Of how her
whuia lulnx wsappud np IN tho los0 shc bort tho
8tfonk-l!mbed youH4 man whosa eYes locked Into
4uTs wiki sueh \ tendsr expression. ~ have not
| bum hero NJ all but away. n~nJ-I AntlIy know
WhVse. uuy fu tlq and ny footsteps hnYe llukaEs1
, 1881-10-05

17,r ru1rsGn rlnt'SE has established branch
oEtre spr t.c receipt III subscriptions and navurtlsc-
inehts r- fu1rs: ... ..
NtW yuKk-l,uurl . Tribune building. FL. NC-
fADpFN, Atana1er.
Gi.Ast:OW sc,,tinnd-Allan's American News
Agency n Rtnc.d-at- --..-
IbSllS, EtI:-Alnrflean Exchange. ~ strand
uksHf t.EiLLsu, Agent
hAetl.SGTU:'. nt.-iamr -.rrlt
, 1881-10-05

WIEN It cones to stealing, Russian Office
holdurs take tho lcn1. Tho recent discharge Ut
Daron Kustcr, Court Steward. revealed tho fact
TINT Sixty millions Of rubles hnd disappeared
from tho imperial treasury. rubio Is worth
about aovcnty-tlye cunts American money, 30
TINT tho huron will bo nble to scouro tho best
legal talent in 1suss!a for his defense.
, 1881-10-05
SOCIETY MEETINGS.

lIEsrEttIA LODGE. NO. ~. \. +. & j. M.-The
u,cilhcr4 tru llerrby nuti,el 10 intend y fhRn-
lar Communication thy !.sc. e bo hed Wedngs;
telcuics 10 tlle Grunh iusru enr!tn.!y nvltna lty
uruer nf JAMES eAIIA. ". II.
, 1881-10-05
THE FARMERS CONVENTION,

ST. L0ulB, Mr., Dot. 4@Tho Farucra' Copvea.
tlon reasaelubled thts tnarnIng, a constitution
WIS adopted and d permanent organization sf-
feotel by the election Ut Col. 7. 4. Hudson, OF
Lamar, Miss. aa President; 4. V. Scott, OF Tex-
bui, M5 anu 1i. H. iilIyHrd, OF Mobile, Alu., Al.
sIslant HeeEeturles; AID Prot. j. N. TuWukond, vt
Columbus, O., Treasurer.
, 1881-10-05

LHft,fd al The ['1is-1f-f NJ fsse1u1 ILL. ~ Stcond'
Cfdit sIattfF.
forthe hntltht NJ Hnr fatrnnS who fn~iro tn semi
e,nele cot,ls Tlt1 TittlSE thrHIl4 the mali. NO
E.sehefew iii tho :roIisent rsstn II t'nstnIo:
F.,tttr, md y ,nlrsi4e. Pr ChpY
EIph ten. weiyr md fourteen pnHe tnicr.. eents
4xlrrl,. siliist mud twenty iHllo lieF... t a"rt<
Twenty two AI inty"inltE pare lENs ...A conts'
, 1881-10-05

As SENATOR from Nevada Ntr. John r.
Jones Will 10 very well. but whe. e attempts to
pose ns rnodern Rtcht&feH tho effect Is not
pleasNnt Que, Tho contract ia too oxtenslye-
even for Jones.
, 1881-10-05

Monrue etract, bctwern Clark ind D1nsboEn. En-
Eagru,ent Of John stcCutluuRh. Afternoon "uan'
let" Evening. "fnxninar."
, 1881-10-05

.:.,,.,,n,,,, i,,,t ~ ,fo;r nors+,,,,o,,ts nj
,..s.,, ,,t ,,.atr rrtnn,,. T., ,thor rt,tos trto
,rr,,, Is a,.,,,., t,,o ,,,.nl,tno nm, for ,,,,.
s.a ,'s. - =, " ,'f"s,.,r S,n,, ,,,,,ons
! - -...-
,r,,r,u, .n.no1rv ~ noIn ,v rur
o"o"ANo o'4A Waatn oo"D :"
1,,,,,,. =, r,.,,,.s .,,o .a,,,,,o,t rro,,,,
a,"s ~ ,...a,.' ,,f,,,os ,',',',a,,.s Il, ia
;,es',,'., vi 1,",nn ~ T,ot.,hnr ~ art,ci,,
-. H. .,,.,.,.. -, ,.,tl !, ,r,,., nrtfo, .un.
n"a,as orc.t cn,t,c,,m, os fart. lnclu,nr
,s,,nt 10 ,,,o,,,, ~ ,o ;s,nrv IF rnl ,,rnl,,r.
.,,,,, IL, 81, ..-.,s an, ,",,,,,r,s wlu tho mill
t,a,nr"r,ns ,ynr, MIR, IN ~ ,,frm,o md Ans.
,rasto ,n,, ,,,nsn ,o,,tr,"s ,vnr, sn,,,fnr thc,r
., ~ ~, onc ~ ,.,,t n,,,,,1,,,,. tnto t,o ,pnr.
,,s,s ~ ,,n,,., l,,,",,i,or ,,,,, l,,,l,,ln,,
,,,smf tho n,arr, t,,t tho wnrld wonl,1 In
., .,,t,,rnrr.,1 viii, mil ,rhta ,vua nhout 1s1,.
In 1sfu ro,dr,rnluctt,r hnytug diminished. |
t,,o n,ln,, r,r,,,n,,ts, stnt.s,, that "tnc
,,,nac,,, nn,,,n1 .u,,nlv of sl1Oooo ovo
~ ,r,t1 10 m ,nnm, finn s,1t,lcirnt
~ ,ncnt n tim ro,,irencnts az tho cx-
,,an,fn,. ,,n,n,uerc, of tha worll." iii ts7l,
nftcr t;cru,n,.v hn,I ,,rc}dr.t ta tlrmonetixo
silver. Tim snne ,,nurr stn,e,t The annual sup
n1v n col.l In r ,,,,y sltND 0oo co.. and ,,oi,,tcI
M, tlnt tl,c t,r7nn,, ,ottrv wt,,,t en,,sn n
snvor., strnin u,,n tim stnrk of rol,i 6n hand.
rim ,la,,,nr f,r,.st.a,, Ia ns,r At ham,. Silver
l,ns hcen t,rn,o,,,,yrd. nnl Tim stock OF mon-
~ II, tl,t, world II ,nw ou1y fed by nold. tho
rt,,,1,ct,o, NJ on1t fnnttnnns IN diminish.
md nf ,hot ur,tlurcl thn t]nttrd States Inns
foy tl,rtr vrnrs retained tlo w,lo|a product
of thn Am.rtcun mines. T1,r animal ,rt,-
tuc,tnn nf rol,l now IL lass linn sion, ,o0o, QUO,
nud It's fnr.,v,, cntunu. Is now practically
s,snrn,lrj.
II IL, 1,.o,ovn s,vs ,,,,t art ID c,corlv
,ri,1,nt iii ~ t,,nt ,1,.se % circumstances nnttn,i--
~, .,,. ..",s,.,,,,;a,, - e,,rnr t,,n ,o.rcoaa
tn thn nr,,,lnnt.on If ,nd anI t,o draining Of
'>,,. ~ ',,,,s,,.a ,,a,., In, -, ~, sn,,r.r1o.
linn of r,if !, fu,t IN nr,rcs atm tn the nrcs-
,.,t rrlsis no the luryltah1e consequence OF
monetary contrnc,Iou.u
|. 11.,r,r tno v,t,,nh,, xorl- ~ Dr. sucss. Tho
Grrn,nn nutlmr, tne writer examines the
nro,,o1,,ltttrs of further discoveries Of lu]d.
,rha ,Ii .cnyorv uf frcs, ca,,ntr,cs ~ often tho
ca,.se of m influx of gold: tic old countries
hove c.,,nnletr,y ceased producing gold, md
1t is only in rrstous yrt uncxplored that t'4ero
cau t,e hone 10 discover fresh veins. History
ra,,rI, tl'o t,r,i,nv outi rrodur,Im, of rolt, In
Asia beginning Mt an cArIy date. but tile
oo,,r,o, ~ t,,is s,,,i, u1nvof II, tha s1tt1d,a
Ages. LII lime the European gold tliics
woro exhausted. After t.1c discovery Of
"oio tAn."Sssa' 1't '''o
tAaellc" NY op"''isn pos'e's''"s s,'s" te'.'
,n"cn eoaa' o"' ~ Aoto so1. - ,s.e A.
tneso paFts now. rfol', !oo ~ 4o'' NV plu.
uuctaon VI go"t ~ ~ oo'a'' taei4e" NV. WIS "eM's
s4'loo'V"o" 1nI "nu',u"' os'e -, 's ",',,..'
, 1881-10-05

Clark street. urpos1s new t'onrt-t!ousc. Engage
,nent Of t,lo Em.on-Squaso Theatre Comphnl
French Flats" Afternoon md evening.
, 1881-10-05

atrylcitrr'n Theatre.
Nh;t.or tisrct, trtwren atats ma l'enrhnrn.
Engagement vi bennlhn Thompson. "Joshun Wilt
ronb" Afternoon niid evening.
, 1881-10-05

Academy MT a1nale. .....
lialstcd STRUT nfnr a1niison Woat Side. Variety
entertainment. Afternoon nnd evening.
, 1881-10-05

tnntotph s!tGrt- betwpen Clark and La salEes
Engagement or Thomas ". keene. Afternoon
" Merchant Ut Tunlct." Evening, "l1alnlet."
, 1881-10-05

Inhtistrtnl Expnaitlon.
Lake.FFous oppDslt Alnlna street. opon daJ mt
evening,
, 1881-10-05

Criterion Tl.tntrr.
Corner OF Srlswltk mid hlylal0n stycets. variety
entertainment. Afternoon uhd oyonInY.
, 1881-10-05

Clark etscet tic .wrGn I.nke and Randolph. "Fu
plshcl Nouns." Aficrnonn and oysn1nR.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-03-10

A large lot of mems and boys hats to b6
closed out at coat at J. Nj. Carter's:
CANON FARRAR ON ALCOHOL. Canon
Farrar says: "He alone by whom the hoirs'
Of our head arc all numbered, can count
the widows who are widows because OF
alcohol; tho gray heads it has made gray;
the sad hearts that it hes crushed with
sadness; the ruined families that it has
ruined; the brilliant minds which it has
quenohcd; tho unfolding promise which it
has oankered; the bright and happy boys
and girls whom it has blasted into misery;
the young aud tho gifted whom it has hur.
ried along into dishonored and namelesg
graves"
WASHINGTON, March GA meeting
and conference of the Southern members
of tho National Republican Executive
Committee was held hold here to day. The
South Carolina members agreed to recon-
mend ". N. Taft for Postmaster at Charles
ton, and Il. b. johnson for United States
marshal. Tim Hurley will be recommended
for the position of general supervising sgent
of the Postof6oo Department in the South
ern States.
Here is story they arc telling just now on
London troop ship: In the ladies' cabin
were four washbasins, ono of which was
much larger than the others. There wers'
three ladies in the cabin whose husbands
were about equal in rank. The women
olways think they have right to presume
on the rank of their husbands when taking
choice of bcrths, &c., and there wss great
discussion rs to who was entitled to use tho
big basin. 1t was referred to the poymaster
Of the ship, who could settle nothing, and
eventually to the captain. He gave de-
cision worthy of Solomon. After first ask
ing them if they would abide by his verdict
and not give any more trouble 10 the matter,
which they readily agreed to do, he said he
thought it wes only fair that the Oldest
lady should have tho biggest basin. That
basin was never used during tho whole
voyage.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-03-10

Aessrs. H,ltcAiso,,& d Bro.-I am happy to
say that your "NenragiDe" acted as o epe-
cifo in my case. relieving me in an incredi-
bly, short time. would advise all suffering
from neuralgia to try it. Yours, etc.,
L. V. Sins, NJ. D.
"BRoxEN ARROW" RUSSELL CouNrY. Ala,
August l, 1876.
years' used your Tee.hina (Teething Pow.
ders) with my own children and on my plan
tation. whom owned negroes. They reliey-
ed and prevented much suffering and siok-
ncss among the children. and besides saving
many lives, saved mo much anxiety, and
many hundred dollars in DOCTORS bills. T
can. with confidence, recommend them "a the
snrest and beat medicine ever used for
teethinR children and the bowel disorders Of
our ooolhern country. Y"ura truly. etc..
ROBERT FLOURNOY.
ONE VINO Knows says: Runkin's Cum
pound Fluid Extract Of Buchu and Juniper
s the most pleasant and effective remedy for
oil diseases of the Bladder or Kidneys that
haa been offered to the public. Mild and
pleasant in its action, it stimulates and 10 :
s'gorates the secretions. and gives health and
tone to the ,pr"s,rate or diseased organs. Pain
IN the Bladder, Gravel. Prostratson, Non
retention of the Urine. Btiok Dust Dcpoait-
in fact, nll diseases Of tho Bladder or Kidneys
nro cured by it.
Prepared only by Hunt. Rnnkin & Lamar.
Druggists, Atlanta, Ga. and for sale by v. L..
Norman
ANTIOCH. TR"Up Co.. Ga, July 4, 1879.
l am one Of the unfortunate eufferers from
Gravel or disease uf the Kidneys. and find
more and speedier relief from Rnnkin's Bu-
chu aud Juniper than anything have ever
tried. | esteom it'so highly were there bu.
one bottle in the world would willingly give
one hundred dnllars or any amaunt for it.
l recommend it above all other similar prepa.
ratiuns. f. II. WINN
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-03-10
March 5, 1881
MACON. Ga. March 81, |!

MACON. IA. March 81, 1917.
From having been intimate number of
years with the proprietors of "Swift's Syphi-
litio Specific" have known mach of its
manufacture and uso. There are men in
this community-well known citizens-who
wero victims in early lifo to Syphilis, the
most terrible curse that over afflicted the hu-
man family, and who have taken tho 8. S. S.
medicine, and are now, to all appearn noes,
and in their own belief, ns free from tant Of
dioease as tho 6rst man. fresh from the hands
of his Maker. Delicaoy Of course forbids
their public recommendations of this medi-
cine. but | am allowed to refer the eceptio
privately to those who will endorse everything
that can be said 10 it's favor. Being profess
sionally much opposed to endorsing or re-
commending nostrnms or secret remedies. it
IL with hesitation that attach my name to
this article. but | know whereof / speak
when i say that our science hos not made
public combination equal to "Swift's Syphi.
ltio Specific" for the purpose indicated. The
grentest boon the government could besiow
on hundreds Of thousands of its citizens
would be to purchase this receipt of its pro-
prietors aud nuke it public for tho benefit of
tho present and all coming generations.
L. L. MASSENBURG, Pu. G.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC COMPANY, Pro.
prietors, Atlanta. Ga.
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Call for copy Of Young Mems Friend
March 8, 1881 1G-2m
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-03-10

The ADVANTAGES OF THE STocK
LAVA Greenville correspon-
dent of the News and Courier,
writing under date Of February
22d, speaking of the preparations;
for early farm operations in that
County, says: One of the causes,
and probably the principle one, Of
early work is the beneficial effect
of the stock law, which extends
over the greater portion of Green
vile county and which will doubf.'
less be asked for by the remainder
Of the county at the next session
of the General Assembly Under
the old law, or custom, farmers
were, at this season of the year,
in the midst ola regular campaign
of fence-malling for protection
against the inroads Of scattering,
squads Of mischievous and almost
worthless stock building miles of
fence to guard against dozen or
two head Of cattle that were
scarcely worth their care and feed
in winter. With the stock law in
force, their attention and energy
are directed to the better improve
ment Of the soil, the early planting
of cotton and corn and an occa-
sional "patch" of rice, while finer
breeds Of stock are more in de-
mand. There is no doubt of the
fact that the stock law, and the
consequent saving in the expense
OF building and repairing fences,
has infused considerable now life
into the agricultural prospects of
this and other counties where it is
IN operation.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-03-10

The whole amount for licenses of thesc loo
bly, rooms 10 $3.50. The business must he n
very profitable one to pny such heavy licenses
and yet thrive. The license costs about SI.lG5
per day to each person taking out license
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-03-10
Old maids are described a. smbsrs from xhish
tho sparks have fed.

Married, ON the 18th of February, 1881,
by Rev. o. MoSmith, at the residence Of Mr..
Thomas II. doso. Of Union County. s. O..
Mr.. Rufus L. Prathbt, Of Laurens County,
aud Miss Mary Ray, Of U6ion County,
SO.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1881-03-10
The Garfield Cabinet.

WAsuiNgrCN. March 5.-Presidcnt Gar.
G'ld to-day sent to the Senate the following
Nominations:
Secretary of State j. G Blaine, of
Mime
Secretary Of the Treasury. Win.
dom, Of Minnesota
Attorney y-Gcpera.-W Wayne McVeagh, OF
Pennsylvania.
Postmaster cral.-Thomas L. James,
of New York.
Secretary Of the Iuterior-S J. Kirk.
wood, Of Iowa.
Secretary of Wur.-R r. Lincoln, of
Illinois
Se'rctorv Of tho Navy.-Wm II. Hunt,
Of Louis ana.
The Sennte. on motion Of Senator Came.
ron, went into Executive session, and oon-
hrned tho nominations unanimously.
Mills R"R CuLUABIA -Culumbia has TAX on
hold Of the Canal pr9jecr in the right way and
with the right spirit The prospect is better
lhno ever bcinre.
There is. as tho Register has repeatedly
hld ils renders. vnst sum nf money 10 the
State. either lying idle or invested nnprof,a-
bly, 1t is ample for setting nfnot manufac-
tnring enterprises in every quarter.
Columbia il now resolved to find monoy
herself in The City and State. for the devel-
opment Of the Canal md the establishment
Of factories. This will bring 10 outside
capital later on. Nothing so attracts inves-
tors 10 other States ns the knowledge that
poople on tho ground have proved their
faith in an undertaking by putting, money in
il-Ncrs and Courier.