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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18
Ocean Steamers
pT1vF ondUS MAIL STEAMERS.

ANCUOR LINE and L. s. NAIL STEAMERS,
"a SEW-YORk And GLASGOW.
From Pier No. % North River, NewNOrS
Ely-a j. an 81 Furursail Feb !, 6a NJ
Crcassia... Jan -. p %. Drronia F. IL II IL H.
These so Guicrs DO not carry cattle sheep or pigs
Rates # TO
GLASGOW, LINTRPOOL l.. BELF A-T or LONDoNDEhN =
Cabin 500 $50 Excursion tickets al reduced rates
Second Cabin $50 -tecrJRr outward, -, pr paid $50
NEW-TOGE TO LONDO DIRECT.
From Pier so. 90 Norfh River, foot Ot Charles ~
Victoria 49, ION H. 3 D. H. California Jan IL a. m.
CABIN, Sjl and 500. Excursion nj re lHced rates
UESuEfS - BROTHERS, Agents, Bowling Green
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1882-01-18
CUNARD LINE.
NOTTCE-"LNEE ROUTE"
{ FROM NEW.YORh To LIy&IPODL VIA QCEEE%

FIiUM IIT.- NJ ~. y ~ u ~ 20, : :, . -
GEEVIA " tduc-day, jan Is r. NJ
PART ffIA ~ "t.Iv- +', lN -, 30 e. M
RDTW-TA Wednesday Fen. L. 3 p. rl
-C..r.ttA "wednesday. Fen. X. ~.3l 4.
Cabupas.ago So 80 ant 500 return tickets 90 favor
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06
A BRACE OF MURDERS,
nloodg Dssa. AZ xvarcrosn.

WAYoRoss, Jaly Son Saturday night
last Ed. Hunter, cOlored, was shot and killed
BY one Henry Knight colorea. From the
evidence addueed before the Coroner. II
was deGGoed that Ell Hunter was instruct
ing colored brass band ct Messrs. TAYLOR
y Tsylol's turpentias still, near here. and
approached Henry Knight for ais tuition
rec, when the latter became ebraeod
and went OF il search Of o pisto1
offering 10 give his watch Ia excbarge for
one. Failing in this be went into one ~
the adjacent shaGties, and, eeiso a ouD
seized II and ran eff With II 10 the nouse in
which Huater Vas. He then called 10 btm
TO eeIae aud get bis money. AS FiDpten
rose from q CHAIR 10 which be Tas -. 81
hai@nt fiee9 gpen him TLe o,,,, S,'',lg,
l9aaeg 'l4'a bueS@.svr, which pe0ot7s1ea re ,1o
sseil and sldc, Killing him instantly KniSbf oBf
W.. Captured and Is now IN jsiI. fhe Coyo
ner's luy rendered a verdict Of wiIfnl
murder. WIZ ui
another murder cas- also been committed
"lbhiU the heretofore peaceful Iimits ~ cnr
niue city. Henry Williams, colored. shot
ana killed Jemes Bro2dus, colofed. vii
ilams had aecased Broadus of steaHng his
pistol, aud met m on the railroad and shot
MN down. The murderer is at large. The
Coronsr's jaiY returned a verdict OF yulful
murder. '--4 ="
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06
SOUTH CAROLINA.
The New oOugressionaI Districts.

COLUMBIA, 8. c., July 5.-Tk9 State Leg
islature has adjourned. Che Ssstes has been
redistr.cted as follows: HE
First District-CharlosiaB .aa asrkIev
counties, ST. Phillips aod St. M c1eA.'s. aff.
Pleasant, Nj. ktville, st. james. Grove
creek, between Ashley river ana the South
Carolina Railway, Summerville. Cole
ton county, Bells, Burns, earn, I,arches-
ter, George, Grahsm's, L.eyWard, Koezer.
sheridan and VeTdier, Orsngeburg county.
ban xlile, Cav Cav, C0wcastle, FG.stJ,
Elizabeth, Goodland, Hebron, Liberty.
Middle New Hope, Grange, Union county,
Willow ana zion and hsXingt7a county.
reputation for the distri85 Ii9 500
second ISistTiss-Hampton, Co,ieton.
BroxsaB, Warren, Barnwell, Aiken and
Edgeneld counties, Population for lie
district 1875, 745.
Third Observation-Disclosures. Newberry, Ar
derson, Piekens aud 0coHea c5uaties.
Population for the District 14f $50.
Fourth District-Greenviue Spartanburg.
Except White Plains and Limestone town
ships, Laurens, Union, (ex 1ept aoadryvile
and Draytonyille townships), Fairfield and
Rtchlarel, the upper township and COlnmbia
Centre. Population for the district i57. $50
Fifth DistTict-Y ork, Chester, Larcasfor
Union, G0ud1Vvilie and Draytonvillo, snarl
taE burg, Wht7e Plains and Limestone Cbes.
district 121, ,30S 'H'
Sixth blstrict-Clsrendon, Williams
burg, Kingstree, Sumter township. les
Jonnson's Like, Darlington, Marlboro,
trict 1928. ''' -
seventh pistrict-Georgetown Williams
pusg except Kingstree, Sumter, Lees Lake
ana Johnson's), Sumter, Richland clover
EoWnship). OrangebuFg, Amelia, Linn's,
zine Grove, G0od Bye, Poplar, Providence,
Hance's, Charleston and Berkely not in the
kirst district, Colleton Blake, L0wndes,
krazer's, Adams' Run, Collins, Clover, and
$50.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06
\ TRAGEDY IN SOUTH CAROLINA
L. W. R Blair SboG and h. Tiled by
Capt J, L. Halle In Camden.

CHARLESTON, July 4.-L. w. X Blair, a
prominent Greenbaeker. was shot and in
stantly killed at Camden, where he lived,
to-day. No particulars are yet at hand.
Specials from Camden to the Ne1cs and
C5rrier show that bad feeling had existed for
some time between MAJOR /. w. p Blair, the
Greenback candidate for Governor in 1880,
and Capt. II. Halle, who lives near Camden.
To-day the two laet in Camden, and Blair
called Halle liar and refused to retraet,
whereupon Halle armed himself Blair still
refused TO retrscs and motIoned to draw q
pistol. Halle then fred three times, killing
plair instantly. Halle is in jail. The YER
diet OF the 6ogoper's inquest is that Blair
came to his death by wounds iun!eted by
Halle.
COLUMBIA, July "A special to the DAILY
Register states that last Saturday, in Ker-
shaw county. at tue organization OF Capt
Haile's Club, L. w. r Blair, leader of the
Grsenbse.eeTs in this State, aud their candi-
tie for Governor In 1sS0, appeared With
Winchester Ii14, ana was exceedingly
aggressive. To day Blair and Halle
met at Camden, where q grand meet
ing OF the Peoples Rights party
was held, and sccosted Capt Halle, and
made certain charges against him, which
we're admitted as correct by Halle. Blair
then denounced Halle as q id liar. More
words ensued and Halle fred three shoss,
resulting fatally. hsiis was taKeR before
Judge ksrshaw, W 0 admitted him to bail
in 5000. Blair's body was taken to his
home
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06
d.. NtenIens Ion Gorernor

fFINGHAA COUNTY, Ca, July i.-Efffor
#oTning Nelgs. Most Of US he-e agree with the
oRSINs NEWS that Mr.. Stephens should be
governor, and as the c0gnfY meetings 80 SEND
&elegates 10 the convention to RoE.inetea a GOV
AGr "li oe held during the week, c will
IOelp = NOT De amiss 10 call the attention OK
- lriedes or dr- stephens TO the Importance
4 q attending the county meetings an 1 seeing
~ saat stephens men are sent 70 the Convention
l ne old and quiet citizens are neariF an for
-. ote pllens- Tnis class OF people are agerse
- ee-iliing cut 70 political meetings. hence fha
- V..slA OF J0ggrg Up the matter. Besides
- -. .ts i'--ens mas some wig eud energetic men
otAssA otA5sseA q hlnl, who may get control or some
- ms lhe@ are not justly entitled t..
sc gynens LAS gwen nearly his e,.-
- me- 10 the ser7ics OF Georgia en6
'5CohtIy' ard stands to-day with
= SAaisr OF corruption against
M ne coG5- nave been rich had ha done
ke some public Iaen aiver his sII,,-,Crt - -
Slnd speculative schemes or 10 have n,,rs,1s5
lis DrOfessiCD. But he ch1-a To ~ q t,,.,-it
Ind hes given hi5 services ~ tn. best tsa-s.lt
bf the people, and is nOs comns -a,5lSi,, !
+ boor man. one Of the hest evidtDcss ~ o. =
honsst public servant.
Mr. Stephens is LOW LEAVING a ,o...io,, a..
navs him nearly double the sssrg ~ IN. eiie1s
the Governor. that he could prs1sbIv boi5 81 -
the remainder OF his lice. ALa n ~ ,ati-i-
Years Of long ami faithful serIee s71i1- as
sfres that ne may be hOnOred, D. tsr5 vSrI,
the position of Governor OF hi nafies .Stsfa
/ Georgians who wis os guilty Ol be insrsfi,,
tude 70 refuse this patliOt anG statenan fbfs
Bellearpea honorf sTEPHESs DEgsPAT.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06
MICHAEL DAVITT.
HTS Address 20 she New York Ia.
boz Unions.


New YORK, July 5.-The reception ten.
dered Michael DAvltt by the labor organiza-
tlons Of New FORK ATTRACTED fully 1000
people to Union Square tonight despite the
iuclement weather. TAe different bodies
were cheered by crowds as they marched up
to the speakers stand, especial favor being
shown the freight handlers. Upon motion
OF jeremiah Murphy, President OF the
Freight Handlers Union, Robert Rlessert
vas ARAde Chairman Of the meeting. He
introduced Mr.. H. ]. Mcguire, who made
an address of welcome from the labor
union to Mr.. Davitt.
Mr.. DaVitt was enthusiastically received.
He asked indulgence for his weak voice,
and expressed regret at not being better
informed upon the labor question in
America, that his comments might be the
more valuable. He had been much pleased
by the remark of another speaker tonight
that while Ireland and Irlshmen were fight
ing the cSuse Of laBor and Justice for
Ireland, they were 6ghtng the cause Of
l9boF ana humanity throughout the world.
ftR Iaad war IN ireland could be Justly
called labor movem ent 1t was an uprising
OF laborers against the system of monopoly
that has confiscAted the fruits OF labor.
Mr.. DAvitt added: 'sTo day we are half
way on the road to victory. There ia to-
day ip Igeiapd SieteFloNs labor mdyement
bes' dHS the land movement on behalf of
artisans and laborefs ih the cities. [Cheers.
As Irishmen and as men who have to build
Up th2 lS1d, they dtL,And they shall share
In the ben edts that are to accrue from the
abolition of Irish lsudIordism. Now as la
borer, the son of laborer and the nss.-, nss.--.,sor
Ola 4sporsr.@ an. -. AZ lOus that the laborersof
Ireland should share in the spoils OF Irish
lsndlordism. Therefore haYe in my recent
ptterapces In England and AEheficA declared
my eonYlction that the only inst settlement
OF the Irish land question, toe only settle-
mept that VIII leave the aaua OF Eralsnd
With the people, will sbe one that gives the
agricultural laborer and the artieAn
In the city direct benefit from
the soil. Exception has been
taken to my scheme by thoughtful and sim
cere men. Do not let It be supposed for An
instant that my friend, the chosen leader of
the Irish people. Charles Stewart Parnell, Il
in the least opposed to the laBot moVement,
He hAs more than Once declared. that fnll
Justice Whsi hot done the IehoSerS.. BE would
place himself aS' tReir heed AID bee that full
Justice was dpne tAen. ! am confident that
By and by he aud every other Land Lacquer
Will be taking the same stand"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06
THE OUTLOOK In EGYPT.
Ali XAEnRTA LIKFLY 10 BE
B5HBARDED
admiral Seynaons's Belnaud-Eng-
lan-' Prepssa font he Powers
and Eae Porte

/ &n0 kAe KS AtEs
LoEDoN. July 5-A dispatch fr5m Alex
aud.i says Admiral Seymour oomplaIned
TO The Government Of Alexandra gard.
ing the placing oi two larse suns in
position threatening ,he fl f.ets, ana the ex
plantations C. fl red Eera deemed ussalisfac-
tory. Admiral Se5 mour subsequently inii-
mated that il the works we're aot stopped
he would promptly take measures to step
tsem.
A Neaes dispatch from Alex apdria confirms
the above, ard says, that II Adairsl
seYmour's intlmation remains uDheeded,
decisive sction VIII be taken dir-c'ly.
Toe correspondent Of the Ne,os a. Berlin
says The Eagisa sni French Animals at
Alexandra have asked their governments 10
authorize the bombardmsu. og tba f,,..s,, mn
less tha EaIl1s- arl> 5epattl.--
Private ta'' gems trom Egypt sfsfe tbat
the situation Is go strained thgt a collision is
unavo,dable.
TheR Rorresr o1deut al Renters Telfera;n
C0pp5ny a. Alex .ndfa ssys that Admiral
S ymoW's CAUTION 10 jha squadron .gas in
relation 70 fupored inteatiO1 n blccg
the entrance To tae hayhor by siI ld k
ssips laden with s,cDa Admiral Seymour
notified he g3ve,T IN snt Shat he vcud re-
gud snY sCch 2ttemp. as an act Of cp,n
hostility. AeenTEIe the Egyp.idos are
dlspatching large quantities of s.orss and
ammunition to forts on the coast.
The Daily Afus ia q leading article fore
shadows an English armed Intervention in
Egypt, auG says that II such action is necrs-
sary, It would be penny to count tie
cost, which the bfarS estimates at fr0m 5cur
o four and q h2f million pounds sterling.
Twenty thousand arms have now bsep
distributed In various military centres Ia
readiness Tor arminr the reserves The
distribution OF 10000 more have been or.
dered.
A dispatch to & utfr's Telegram Copp,ny
doted Bombay, July q says: "The D4pers MS
mOTGing annouf C. hat orders have been
given to pre pare force oi / SEQ English end
zoo native troops, Including three batteries
Of aFCleryi for Egypt. Large siege trains
are being organized at Agra and Bombay
renders IoT tonnage have rot been issu d
yet, pending The re iph of faal ordsrs''
Orders have been sent 10 WoOlwich, Chat
nan and Aidershot TO pFspara rendezvous
for the reserves.
A di pa.c1 to The Iin,es from Paris saws;
''Iae conference will probably come to a
decision 10 day TO f3rm4lly request the
Porse's Intervention ia Egypt. TIE prin-
eiple Of collective action has been already
resolved upon. If the Porte refuses 10 con
sent to the proposed conditions, If its exc
cusion becomes DeoesaaFy,it is probable that
the several powers VIII parti .ipate. bu3 Inc
share OF Elglaud will be greater than
that OF any other power
CoNsrANTINoPLE, JAY 5-Is Is stated
that the conference to day resolved to at
dress collective DOte to he Porte. dealing
With the question Of intervention ia EEyp.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06
LABOR AND CAPITAL.



WARRINGTON, July 5.--Ths National
Federation Of Labor to-day, ia view Of the
adoption Of the senate resolution directing
On investigation Of the existing relations
Between c'pital and labor, adopted resOlu-
ttons recommending the organized labor
unions of each Congressional dis
tTiet of every state and territory
TO nominate with proper credentials
intelligent and reliable representatives TO
scs as a central committee on national
legislation, to reside in Washington and to
report from time to time to the woTs-
ingmen in'iheir district the progress made
lin their Interests under the simpOftAht
tnovement which has been inaugurated
by Congress. Also that at the first meeting
under this call of the Central Committee on
National Legislation Q directory Of seyuf
nemberg be appaintsli Ia represent the
iaegfiRa Iaen "a the United States before
the committee Cf Congress. The fedora
tion also pledges Itself to use al honorable
means 10 It's power TO procure employment
for fellow woikmen sent here as members
Of the; Ct Etral Committee.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06
arar 8itters
POPULAR,
Because Reliable.

The very best possible test of
the reliability of any article
is its popularity. 1t is an old
aud trite saying that "a burnt
child breads the fire, and no
where is this maxim more appro-
pirate than in the case of persons
suffering from some malady
which many preparations have
failed to relieve. No one con-
tinues to take medicine which
does him no good, and certainly
no one would testify to the bene-
fetal qualities of remedy which
had not benefited him. 1t is an
easy matter to claim numerous
virtues for an article, but unless
these claims are backed up by
authentic testimony. they "go,"
as the French say, without
saying"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06
Coason sn Tennessee.

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July 5.-The TriBuae
received Yesterday from Charleston, Tenn,
the first cotton bloom OF the season. Tho
accompanying communication says: ''Tbe
cold and backward sprlng held the cotton
q fF1p 5p, IN en- eneok for W5ile but the prospect
cotton is the largest ever known in East
Tennessee.,I y
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

The delegates selected were: Judge Noah
Smith, James Stsp'eton, A. E. TArver, Geo-
F. Hudson, @. W. Warren, J. Boyd. n
T. Csulk, VIM Little, J. c. Hudson, s. II.
Culpepper, R. ". Holmes, j. +. Rivers, B.
j. Moxley.
For the Senate eighteenth DISTRICT
Hon. j. q Polhili, OF ttis town, was norni-
mated By scclsmatlon. Judge R. W. Cars
well, Chairman Of the Democratic Execu-
tive Committee, resigned, stating - his rear
son his heavy judicial labors and responsi-
bilities. Edward Hunter, ESQ.,, was elected
Chairman for the ensuing year. The meet
ing was very harmonious throughout.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

Womaa's primitive beauty and vIgor,
which have been lost, can be restored aud
retained y the action OF certain constitu-
tionai -ents. These agents necessarily
TegQiate uild up, fortify and antagonize all
exss'irS snlsie irregg,afities ana exOesses,
Of clsi1nctions which produce the III health.
The remedy must unload the l1cked up se-
cre,ions, add iron to blood, strength to sys-
lem aud vitality 70 neryes. euch remedy
= fonpd g the rse o. Eralish Female htters.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06
Picking up the villa Hunters
Cargo.

HALIFAX, N. s., July 5.-A schooner.
which arrived al Canso to-day from the
Banks, passed through large number of
bales OF cotton on the 1st instant. In the
vicinity OF Gable Island. A large qugntitvwas
being saved by the fishing feet. AS some
OF the bales are scorched there IL little
doubt that the cotton is part CT the cargo
OF the bark Wild hunter, burned of Halt
fax hazbor few days ago.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06
TerrIfle StOrm on tlse .geraer Cnaat.

DEAL BEAGE, n. j., July 5.-The storm
here is the heaviest that has occurred aIonn
this coast within the past fourteen YEARS
The surf was so heavy this morning tbaf /.
tore the wreck Of ths steamship Pitnp,
which was stranded on the beach nstween
Deal seach and Elberon few weeks ago
entirely to pieces. - y
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

NEW 40RK, July "a seecial from
Aleiers, La, says: "Louis Burger, \ young
m9n, while walking with two ladies': 1zas
aged nineteen who declares teat ~ II
betrayed her under promise OF manK II
Ahe lfaSets4 4ca1seE great excitement, 1i
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

FsTHRssdRG, VA, Jhne B.-The irst cot
ton bloom Of the years crop has been re-
ceived here. 1t Is from the farm Of Capt
w. G.. Coleman, near Macon, n. 9. The saak
cations are that, With seasonAsie weather,
the cSon Will ee ssueh larger than laei
bss. ff~F ~. -1'
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06
+ Ighlfu, maII-ssox EpI,se,.,.,

ST. LOUIS, July 4.-Special dispatches
report that smallpox is prevailing so ex-
tersivelY in Indian Territory as to be a per-
feet sc 5urge. A. Mpskegee there have been
two hundred cases and nearly all have been
fatet
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

e. E. Wicks, corner of Brough-
ton and Lincoln streets, says:
/ have used Browns lion Bit
tiers and get relief from it. L
can cheerfully recommend it as
doing all that is claimed for it. 4"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

MACON, July 5.-Just at the close of the
political convention held yesterday IN Jeffer-
sonyille, Twiggs county, John Nj. Benford
shot and killed JEFF Wood and John John
son IN drunken row. Banford was
slightly wounded, and escaped.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

Timothy Welch, corner of
Broughton and Price streets,
says; Il have derived great
benefit from the use of Browns
Iron Bitters. and can cheerfully
recommend it to do all that is
claimed for it.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

Mrs. Snedeker. S. E. corner
Drayton and Gordon streets,
writes: Il have been taking
Browns Iron Bitters for two
months, and it has afforded me
great relief. l can conscien-
tiously recommend it. -
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

The mortally wounded Gsrfiel3 lay suffering
on his couch, and the city IVES in gloom.
Everything except work for the newspaper
men vas cead. The public buildings and pri-
vate houses displayed th5 insignia Of grief
All hearts were sad, and many feared ia y
knew Go6 what for tta fate OF the G .uufrv fn-
day it has al been q 4fssent. The hsGd If the
man VINO STRUCK Gown Garfield is as cold in
death as that Of his victim Justice has been
meted out. The hearts of ali have been glad
1he city has been in Gsy tune ali the GaV
FIRE works innumerable commenced their echo
TINS morning at o'clock and have not closed
at - The sky is still bright Rith ahqoting
blooming torches The small boy and tue boy
OF large growth, the man, have dau6ly made
amends for their abstention from patriotic
display year sgo. There have baen orstioBs
" Sotlell=s ana general celebration by the
@ntuttltuoe ~ Many went o e oi tie city on river
.,liI i c49ethVty excursions, and taking fireworks
s "s'n tislil' managed to epj " with q blk load
OF PATRIOTISM even the 0iscOrDf0rfs # sIlch
flt s inc last glorious f0urtn ,yss n re-
maj lnaI hapie 1ay Tor ITS gloom. 70 dsy is q rs-
marka6le day for its joy can anv o,', J.,,v
thatthe satisfied vengeance which .,s,,.7 'g ~
gloom of a year ago has not had so4pttb biS1e~ -
do with the Joy of to-day
GETTING THROUGH WORK.
Congress is doing good deal OF work now
adavs. 1t is getting down to q business basis.
This is not TO the credit OF Congress. fCr it is
simply a squirt in duty delayed IL IL simply
doing that which has been left und3ne, nd
which should have been accomplished months
and months ago But still. even at
this late stage, il NIGH. ne admit-
ted ly those who are generous to
Congressional shortcomings of whom
am not which that in this hoa wsa hsr gbst
body OF assembled wisdom IS row display irg
commendabie industry. They are reaily-wid
you believe i;?-faallg at work on sue 1hso-
lutely necessary business before thc couutTy-
that is the providing for money to run the
government, ana, strange as It may seem. they
are doing really good work Please don't pat
me down as q liar hecSuse | make this state
ment. know It Is hard to believe bdt ac'u-
ally it is based on bedrock facts. POTONAC.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

I. p. Jones, 30 East Broad
street, says; 81 can cheerfully
recommend Browns Iron Bit
ters. 1 Ihave used it for Indiges-
tion, and have been greatly bene-
fted."
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

M. M. Sullivan. Jones and
Abercorn streets, says: "I have
been taking Browns Iron Bitters
for six months, for Loss of Ap-
petite, and it has been of great
benefit to he. lean heartily re-
commend it to the public" +"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

w. Murray Davidson, 81 JEFF
lerson street, says: 81 can cheer.
1ully recommend Browns Iron
Bitters as one of the best tonics
for loss of appetite / ever used. /"
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06

Another celebrated physician declares
that s'Hpnt's Remedy will cure snv case Of
kidney disease or dr0psv that can Ee curad 4
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1882-07-06
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.- ,.-al m kes a SQuare-a line averages
L-L .---.,- Tots. Advertisements, per square,
...-ertl1n, 81 o ; to insertions, 81 oUg
49,. Insertions, ~ 10; six insertions, s5 UD;
.v- insertions. 50 2J5 eighteen insertions.
s-s 81. twenty six Insertions, SIS gu.
rr Reading Notices double above rates
tl-.s Tiras 0u large advertisements.
.E-.-7Isl- AcFeTtiae u-euts 81 % per square
A.---a us--t- 5LaeLts, Marriages, fuLeTal=,
A-- e-r-s ara SI eCiai Notices 8 per square
t.r-rfis=meuts Of Crdinaries, She-ifTs
Les .rt-r cltc.a.s inserted aJ the rate pre-
eal rg aV.
60 l01r-ine fer ReEt, L st and Found, 10
N@-- q lire no advertisement inserted
-ll- -aess headings for less than 30 cents
r.-,rf-eee cen be made bY Post Office Order,
t-- -.-td I T--tter or Express, at our risk.
- .r insure the Insertion OF aay adveF-
WIG ....rr On euy specified Gay or days, hOr
r.t.rlte tie ECilbcr OF insertions With
-.- time required bY the advertiser.
~ -I-e.ueuts wiH, however, have tueir
f,.HsbrrCf insertions when the time
t-a.ai- up. Dul when accidentally left
... tbe tuuber OF Insertions cannot be
.. tL4 inOl.ey rEif fOF tie omitted in
...I- will b- returned to the advertiser
..f.tsss should be addressed,
}. y. ESTILL,
Savannah, Ga.