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TOWNSEMD,S MILL

WILL Grind hereafter on Tuesday,
wv Thursday and Saturday.
Merchants, don't forget that the City of
Anderson hae coed, MIL within her own
corporate limits. i.-f 81
Partiec purchasing Corn from the Mer-
chants, for bread, on either of these three
days can get It ground promptly into as fine
and sweet Meal rs any water mill TN the
State can make. Come and give me trial.
-. ]. ii. TOWNSEND.
Feb ,, 1852 ae % w ilK
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VICTOR HUGO'sJoYOUs FAITH.-I am
q forest which has been more than once
cut down. The new shoots are stronger
and livelier than ever. am rising,
know, toward the sky. The sunshine Ia
on my head. The earth gives its gener.
ous sap, but heaven lights me with the
reflection Of unknown worlds. You soy
the soul is nothing but the resultant of
bodily powers. Why, then, is my soul
more luminous wher my bodily powers
begin to fail9 Winter is on my head
and eternal spring is in my heart Then
1 breathe at this hour the fragrance of
lilacs, the violets and the roses as ar
twenty years. The nearer l approach
the end, the palmer hear around me the
immortal symphonies of the worlds
which invite me. 1t is marvellous yet
simple. Il isa fairy tale aud it is history.
For half century have been wiiting
my thoughts in prose, verse, history, phi.
loaophy, drama, romance, tradition,
satire. ode, song--I have tried all. But
l feel that I have n0: said the thou
sandth part of what is in me. When
go down to the grave can say like so
many others, l have finished my days
work ; but cannot say l have finished
T my life. My days work will begin next
morning. The tomb Is not blind alley,
it is thoroughfare. 1t closes in the
twilight to open in the dawn. Improve
every hour, because love this world as
my fatherlaEd, because the truth compels
me, as it compelled Voltcire, that hu.
man divinity. My work is only begin.
ing. My monument is hardly above it's
foundation. | would be glad to see it
mounting and mounting forever. The
thirst for the infinite proves the infinity."
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Plaintiffs Attorney.
[sEALl JomS W. DANIELS, c. c. r

To the Defendants Geo E. Reeves and Mrs. r. NJ.
Lafoy:
Take notice that tho object Of this action, of
upon you, Is to forclose mortgage recorded In
r. M.C Office. Book "K. K.," page 57l and SIS,
All that Tract of Land. containing eighty-Gve
acres, more or less. situate in Anderson County,
State aforesaid. and bounded by lands Of Jesse
Kay, Enoch Nandiver, ct al, on waters Of Pea
Creek, water of Rocky River. No personal claim
Is made against you. {El
THOS.. O. LIGOH,
April 20, 1882 30 G.
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FIRE anda LIFE
INSURANCE AGENCY

ITAVE YOUR LIVES insured while in
III health, that You may leave some
thing for the support Of your wife and chill
dren after your death. Insure your dwell
ing. single spark may, in one hour,
leave your dwelling in ashes. Delays are
dangerous. Call on the subscriber. and do
not postpone so important q matter as in
surance. a. B. TOWERS,
Insurance Agent,
No. Granite Row, Anderson, S. G.
March %, 1882 36 3m
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COTrOS A WONDERFUL Plant
Since haye studied the character Of all
the great Southern agricultural staples,
and the special relations Of each Of them
to the life and civilization of the people,
the prominence always given to cotton
does not seem strange or unaccouniable.
1t is wonderful and peculiar plant in
its adaptation TO the varieties Of soil and
general environment which ii finds in
different parts Of the country in which it
is grown, aud also in its relation to some
features in the character of the people
who are engaged in its culture. 1t will
grow on almost any soil and in almost
any possible situation. in the latitude in
which it belongs. Where the soil is gen.
erous the quantity Of the fibre which is
produced shows that tEe plant has very
great power Of assimilation and appro.
priation for whatever elements of nutri
ton are contained in its food supply.
On the other hand, if the soil is excess.
lively poor and sterile, cotton will still
grow. 1t now wastes no strength or food
on stem or leaf, but put all it's material
and force into flower and seed. 1t is the
fact that cotton is seed fibre that makes
| it 30 valuable to this country. If it were
| the fibre OF the stem or bark, rs in the
case with fax or hemp, much of the land
Of the cotton region, and much Of the
cultivation employed upon it, would be
entirely inadequate to the production OF
the fibre in paying quantities. But ma
ture cares more for seed, of course, than
for anything else, and in making the seed
of the cotton plant she makes the fibre
which is Of 30 great value, and in soil
almost utterly barren, and with scarcely
any cultivation, there will still be ma
tured, on each dwarfed and stunted plant
o few bolls of fairy, good, marketable
cottoi.-John Fisk. in 1fay Atlantic.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON
CNIIRT OEc f.OMRFnM PLEAS

Susan L. Reeves, Guardian of VIM. j. Reeves
Plaintiff, against Geo. F. Reeves and Mrs. E. 81
Laioy. Defendants.-iSummpns for Relief Com
Lafoy:
VOU arc hereby summoned and required to an.
whiehis Gied in the Office OF tho Clerk Of the Court
OF Common Pleas Mt Anderson c. H., S. c., and to
serve copy OF your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber at his Office, Anderson {. b.
3. C. within twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive Of the day OF such serricei and If you
fail TO answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid. the plaintiff In this action will apnly TO
the Court fer the relief demanded In the com
plaint
Dated 18Th April, y. D. 1882.
- IA THOS. C. LIGON,
plafnttu-s Attnruey
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How 70 GET RID OF RATs-A writer
in the Scientific .fmericnn says We clean
our premises Of the detcstabe vermin,
rats, by making whitc.wasli yellow with
copperas and covering the stone and
rafters with it. In every crcyice in
which rat may go we put the crystals
Of the cOpperas and scatter in the corner
Of the floor. The result was perfect
stampede Of rats and mice. Since that
time not football Of either rats or mice
has been heard around the house Every
Spring coat Of yellow wash is given as
n purifier, as a rat extcrminator, and no
typhoid, dysentery or fever attacks the
family Many persons deliberately at
:ract all the rats in the neighborh0od by
leaving the fruits and vegetables uncov-
cred in the cellar, and sometimes even
the soap is left open for their regalement.
Cover up everything catable in the cellar
and in the pantry, and you will soon
staryc them out These precautions,
joined TO the services Of good cat, will
prove as good rat cxtcrminator as the
chemist eau provide. We never allow
rats to be poisoned in our dwelling They
arc so apt to die between the walls and
| produce annoyance.
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LErr1so rue MrplrKpn,.xEAN Isro

LETTING THE NEDITEbRt.SEAN INTO
THE SAHARA. The Freach cabinet has
approved of plan drawn by NJ. de Les.
sep' for digging canal from point on
the -1editerranean near the Gulf Of
GaLvr TO the Desert Of Sahara. The ad-
vantsges to be derived arc partly politi-
cal, partly commercial and hygienic.
The canal would seperate Tunis and AL.
giers from Tripoli, and, in fact, serve
the purpose OF frontier defense. If Il
be true that the level Of Sahara is con-
sidcrably below the surface Of the Med;.
terranesn, the flooding of the country in
the rear Of the French possessions in
Africa would render the ;ncursions Of the
barbarians Of the desert impossible. see-
ing that there would be no desert left.
The other advantages spoken of-thc
commercial aud hygienic-are obvious.
Trade with Central Africa would be
much facili,' ted. The climate Of the
coast would be rendered cooler and the
marshes South of Tunis and Algeria,
which at present breed malignant feyers,
would cease to be dangerous when once
they were made part ofthe Mediterranean.
The effect on the French tenure of their
new acquisitions could hardly fail to be
happy
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MAI. JONES, C0URTSIlIP.

The Humor Of tho Laio WIN. +. ThosnIs-
son-A Pure and Spontaneous sample
a Book all Georgians Have Read-The
NejoY'g Cirristmas Pre- sept to 5if:syeet-
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The Governor of North Carolina said
to the Governor Of South Carolina: "Sr,
the best remedy in the world is Dr. Bulls
Cough Syrup" and the latter seconded
the assertion.
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When you have au inflamed eve. a
swelled hand. or decayed and aching
tooth, you do not take and fill your
stomach with drugs to cure IL. but
apply cooling lotion or some sooth
ing narcotic directly TO the parts. So
il you have weak or lame back. sore
kidneys. profuse or scanty urine, or the
secretory system Is clogged and inac.
tive, you should use Prof Guilmette's +
rench Kidney Pal, which is lirec,-
~ local application. which always give
speedy relief and always cures the dis
ease. Ask your druggist for it.
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We have received the March mum
ber OF the ORIGINAL ENGLISH CHAT.
TRRBox from the American publish.
ers, Messrs. Estes & Lauriat, Boston,
Mass. This is the children's Magazine.
par excellence ; containing 80 pages.
and 10 fullpage illustrations each
month. IL hasm than a million
readers in England and America.
For one dollar sent by II New Sub.
scriber, directly TO the publishers,
they will send, postpaid, CHATTER
BOX for one year and beautiful steel
engraving of little girl puzzlng over
her first sum, and entitled "Ought
Garry One" The engraving IL lsxe4
inches, and sells for s4.O0, thus giving
every new subscriber 81 90 worth for
s1Oo.
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HEADQUARTERS, CAPT. c. S. DAVIS,
Posr. No. las, q. A. r.


SELIYsGRovE. April 90, 's2.
At meeting of the above named
Post IL was UNANIMOUSLY,
RESOLVED. That the thanks of Capt.
G. $. Davis Post, No. l4s, q. A. X,
are due and are her eby most heartily
rendered the ladies of Sel'nsgrove and
vicinity for their faithful services and
ELI cient aid in getting up and so sue
cessfully conducting our recent Fair
aud Festival.
RESOLVED. That we tender our
warmest thanks to the general public
OF Selinsgrove and Snyder county as
we'll as surrounding towns for their
hearty support, contributions TO, and
generous patronage of our recent fair,
which contributed 10 its grand sue
cess.
RESOLVED. That the thanks of the
Post are hereby rendered the various
church organizations for the willing
support ani kindly interest manifest
ell in our recent fair.
RESOLVED. fnlt we are under OBJ
legations to the Middleburs Band.
Orchestra and Feehrer's Band for
their kind contributions of excellent
music for the occasion.
RESOLVED. That the County pa
pers be respectfully requested to
publish the foregoing.
A. q. SIMPSON,
b. Il. PARKS,
II. L. RICHTER.
Committee.
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West Beaver.
Waverly Magazine.

T | popn'ar royio liral has siSte
,arge page, $ 20 II ht 10 mch =. So IL
nmall typo, and C nt,ins dnb'e the
reading o. any other weskly literary
paper IN the country. II viii coitai u
no A lverti.cmert+. but b. fillcl with
Stories. Mu4i", Pb,try. ii9clp;e' + =
i,mss &c. The Mi4in will cin'i't of
1 them. SmE', Dancs.anl N,-cia'.
which in pne year wll hi " ,rth 1t least
l2Ol. II is the cheapest an best
family Paper IN Am RIGA. No cnntir
icl stories.
FERNS -o,c vc,r. 81 IN .iv n, tbs,
300; three months, SlUO. SlNtcei
mck numher,. nll different, will t'
.rui. po-t-paid, to any address for 81 NJ
Try 1t If only for three months. Cal
II this Office aud scca sample. 4 ne"
volume. iua new dress begins July !
Please order 4nnn ~ NJ 10 have all th,
nnurcr-. Address WANEHLEY
MACHINE, Lock Box liz, Boston
Mass.
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I.cUiSl:itItt'e.
EpIrnR Posr Announce G.. AL
tyFRED ScHOCH, of Mildicburg, asa eau.

NplrnR Posr Announce G.. Al
tyfRED SCHOCH, of Mildleburg, asa can.
dii.te tor Assrn .ly.
l. 49, Mr rtpnFh vas elected AMI served
one term With credit t. hin.rlt AMI r'u~fiu
cucN he WAsn diltI"nt, active mcmb'r-nl-
NtNs IN h's place, nul hti the este .iu of his
toiib, Wcmp,r-, tHi thH heads ot Departments.
lhf uNW.rKHN HvLE wts h.tnx agttIt'i tni
ur Srtueh, bot WAX ttle viah ni tho major.
itY 'lallHi wlthutth mn .t.Ur and WAS not "
cpudiito For 20 Il reasons tn people gave
up tH" ous.te. IN idea, ant ~ tsclaimei uy
uiA. y ,i fue iItt-WiDdfd mon ui th' marty that
Mr.. ~vhnch -Hruii have his : cuni term. H'.
.ius Nr. NfhnrH will be . ere ~ u the renp'r
whom a. viii reur sent-Nili sia' ~ bis post
OF duty, aud discharge his duties iiilhiully.
JurriCE.
Nor ihe posr ,--plnnae announce
4 the HuN. CHARLrs Mtttvu ~ Penn twp,
~ ttudiint" t.r no l. 'gi.Int tc. Nr. Nillri'-
ability, popularity Hnl st"rii"x inie .riiv Rr"
We Known mi cuncHiei by ~. IL MONTH ted
vii materially strengthen .ui ecu IL .'kot,
NE-r bEAyuE.
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John +. Riehl, agent for the Osborne
Harvesting Machinery is doing up the
South eastern portion OF this state
and part Of Maryland this season, With
his headquarters at the Bolton House,
Harrisburg.
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CANDIDATE CARDS I!
CDsigi's5%S.
CKNrREvILLIt. May !. ",

CENTREVlLLE, May !, 1889.
EpIToR po>r .--Plrus" announce.
~ In your valuable pspor, Hon. uuRATlO
g.. FISiItR ssa ctudida'e tor CONGRESS,
ard thus confor a favor on rAny Republicans
Who have the success Ot tho part ami it' ptin
rlplcs Il hosrt
lLnuaonning Nj. Fisher NJ n candidate we
ID not hcsitit, tofty that he viii not cutler
tny personal cpuHiirrttiru to stand between
tho PARTY and success ard will consent T. be
u aulatd,bear OF Ia tho next Congressional
cOutett.
lis ruliic ctre'r. Rs rongressman ani sen.
ttnf, uoeis NJ rcnns1t-Lt unIllc Know him
-Lnpw tho val 'hbo soryt'os he has rcnicrei
ia I1rtN and the cOuutrv-tho successes hi-
por.ural worth have brought "a In twO severely
ontsstod campaigns tnero is vide
-utcad iesitetO have him again lead na TO Vic.
tory, MANY kErJuLiCANr,
NuIrop posr-:plcase announce
lLih, nam, OF Dr. II. 4. WAcessoller a. 70
AN idtta TOR Coutfo's, the Doctor carried
Snyder county tor SonttIr hy over QUO thousand
m, -tty-- tud a, tbi- district 81. ,ln-c wo trust
he win lie nomiua'ol anl o. .roHy assure a kc'
,ublican member from this district,
NErrultcAN.
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Brighta disease OF the kidneys gray,
ell, diabetes, catarrh of the bladder
limo back, sciatics, leucorrhoea, and
female weakness are cured 10y Prof
GuiImette.s Kidney Pad. Try it aud
lie convinced.
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MALT 3IrrRRs, Malt. Hons. Qui.
nine, Bark. ect. 4 hl,,i fbli fbr deti-
cate women. nursins ,,hers, slaSlv
children. the age |. c,lva'escsnt. nver-
WORKED emaciaied, ucrvou. and sleep
less. Fity times more nourishing
than any aislt liQuoN. Ma
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counsel and clients will take notice
Of change In May Trial List-two cas-
es have been taken of and two added
TO the List-reason, nonsuits were en-
tered at adjourned court.
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John Reninger, son Of II. II. Rem
inger Of Franklin, aged about ten
years, fell or a wagon aud the wheel
passed over the right arm between
the elbow and shoulder breaking the
one bone.
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Clear head and voice, easy breath
Ing. sweet breath. perfect smell. taste
and hearing, no cough, no distress.
These are conditions brought about IN
catarrh by the use Of Sanford'- Rad.
ioal Cure. Complete treatment for 81
May.
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More than 500 @ earlrries and tnnu.
sands vf Farmers confirm; that from
$500 n $1,000 profit can be made Of
zach Cow, when treated according t"
Hrners Dairy Book.
Free at SimJnton, Barber 4 CT.
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Do not forget that you can buy Dry
goods, Notions, Hats, caps, Boots and
hoes, Queens ware, Groceries, coal,
Salt or Plaster as cheap at Simonton,
Barber & Co. as any place In the coun'
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Respectfully,
CHARLES MILLER.
FRcNCu BY. INpIAN RESERVE.

FRENCH BAY, ISDIAN RESERVE.
Ontario, April II. i-s2.
Tothn readers OF the SENTINEL
would briefly say that my Heavenly
Father hath led me for the eleventh
time Oh British soil, with the honest
intention To preach the Gospel Of
Christ to both the hites and Indians.
am thankful to Him had my desire
granted toa great extent. ! attended
our Conference at Berlin, Ontario.
preached there once, and heard other
good sermons by number OF breth-
ren. We had a peaceable session.
Since then preached TO the whites
In different counties. Yesterday |
was favored, in Gods providence, 10
pay my third Gospel visit TO the
OJibbeway Indians they were very
glad TO see and hear me speak tothrm
abont Jesus they were very atten-
tive. la the forenoon spoke to them
direct in English in the afternoon
by an interpreter. Last evening an
Indian led in praver-meeting. My
first interpreter Is dad. They have
been much benefited by the Gospel
OF Christ. May God bl .ss all the hon
est missionaries.
| hope the seed which did sow
Wi richly to Gods glory grow,
Aud multiply an hundredfold
May thousands yet for christ speak
p bold.
These lines freely send to YOU:
To God and man let us be- true
Your honest friend do remain,
Eusebius Hershey is my name.
MANNHEIM SENTINEL.
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At the earnest solicitation Of large
number OF Republicans (suibracinS
every district in the county we pub
lish the announcement, from Centre,
Of Hon. II. g. Fisher for Congress.
See Candidate cards iu another col.
umn.
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District Attorney.
Jury Commissioner.

IpIToR Posi- :-Annonnce. il you
IL rIoasc. JAMES II. LONG, of Centre, a. a
candid te Tor Iury Commi-sinhrT. Mr.. Long is a
Young RrHuhlcau OF Intelligence aud rare bu-i-
decentralization, lie IL uhu of gonI - .
meni aud frue from proiuicea which are ftting
qualities fpr this hupIrtaut otnce. lie IL u Re-
publican from rrinc rle and IA one OF Tng men OF
The party, PENN.
Jacob Eiscnh9wor. Of Franklin,
- through his many friends respectfully sub
mits his nnmo to the Republican voters NJ the
Primary lection tor Jury Counts s-i0ner Mr.
Eisenhower IL au Intelligent citizen "a sound
Republican and an homes man.
MANY REPUBLICANS.
Mr.. Post; Announce Robert II.
INl Rearick, Of Franklin township, asa suit.
abl' candidate tor Jury t0mmissionsr. lie Is
squar' Repu0iica1, upright md INTEL gent
Jung man possessing all the other qualinca-
tions for tue Ot.lee.
MIpDLEcGEEK.
IRRE CRoUsE Please announce
~ that sterling ola Republican, Capt. Philip
Kinu'y, % Beaver, asa suitable candidate for
Jury COmmirsiupcr. UNION.
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flrTHf;yHA 4.

Z NFF ssNs
Tho cut uri t,ea'm"n', f1r the cure nj skin.
see a. and Blood Dsciscs. 60 SistS In the ihio .
taI ~. oI Curt,URA RLSoLybNr tlr new
Iliood PurH'r, ant the external u.o oi Gun.
,rnA aud IrriCrrA soar. tho tltelt skin
Cures, Priceot urt"UWN, EnQil hH,cs. 90 .;
large hoIeu. ", CUrtcrHN UrsorN ~ rer
totfie IuriCURA SOAR, &c; trr.grRA SuAv
tSa soar, i'c.
pero,. wErKs POTTER R,ston We.
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years in business and yet Sol Op-
pcnhcimer has never told u lie nor
oycr-charred single one Of hi.
ihuu~auds of customers.
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For THE PosT.

For THE PosT
Mr.. EDITOR 1T Is perhaps but
simple justice to myself TO give pass
ing notice to the communication OF
Mr.. g. Alfred Schoch, as II appeared
In the last issue Of The Post II is not
my purpose to enter into any lengthy
newspaper discussion with Mr.. Schoch
relative to what lie considers n breach
of good faith on my part. will simp-
Iy say that at no time, nor under any
circumstances did give Mr.. Schoch
any reason 10 suppose that would
not be his competitor for Legislative
Honors, ut this time II Mr.. Schoch
ASSUMED anything from any CONVEX
sation we may have had relative to
this subject, am not responsible, and
had madeany promise 70 Mr. ScEoch
would have faithfully obser jed 1t.
There has at no tune been any prom
ise, or pledge of any kind on NV part.
and the voters Of Snyder county now
have the claims OF both Mr.. Schoch
and myself at their disposal, and TO
whom respectfully submit my case.
willing 10 await their verdict on the
Goth day OF May.
Respectfully,
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cORRgUrEp wsgKLY nv
Simonton, Barber 81 Co
MAR 7sgEIJ).

April l6. by Rev. J. y. Shinl"l, Ed
ward Is. klork Of Herd ~. North. Co
and Mis- Lydia Ann Weaver OF Suy
der county, Pa.
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lwib tN etht. "a sio q miraNuinnt
'u'e nf one ~ the "orst ra'S oi sNin disease
Snn' TO lstient I. Tan iurty ye'rs Old
nd suffered fifteen ars liis eyes. ect'p and
no ny his NJ T. hoty l.e' Mt . frighttnl ~
p-at, ce, Had hud The attention Of tw ~,
ier NJ rhvs'cianP. whp prss'riSSl TO hosi
rem efIes knoWn G. the pr fes-inT such A. ~
'lids potassum, arsenlc, corrosive suhlima'e
sarsap irtilt, etc. ilil paid t5ln for m'Ii~a
.trftu cntui h tut litt'e rsiIs' rro ale upon
him to uso the NuriCUHA re ioLvENr internal
v dtbe CurtCuUN IN ''UrtCt O. soar ~.
err7iiy lIo did 80. and was c0tnuletci cured
rh. sNin on ~. head, hca, ard many other
rarts ot his boiv wti.r ss.entsi N ~ 'nath
snmc apre,fTbre, Ia uOF - sIit ~Nd smooth ~
m iniapr With no scar nr trace oi the i'e"rs
l"u hi1d. IL has noe been curod twelve
months Rep 'rtalby
f.H. BtCOwN. Esq, Barnwell :. q,
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Heartily Recommended.

cause you have been deceived by
worthless Dostrums. Parker's Ginger
Tonic has cured many In this section.
Of kidney and nervous disorders, and
we recommend il heartily to such suf-
ferers. -Ncws May.
Ifyou want Silk Hat give $. Op.
pcnheimer an order and you will get
just exactly the thing you want.
Straw Hats in every conceivabl,
style, quality and price At Oppenheim-
er's.
Mems suits rs low ~ 1915 at s. Or
penheimer's.
Trunks, Valises. Satchelsto put you,
new suits IN. aud Umbrellas TO keep
the rain of them, ut Oppenbeimer's,
April 9.
You can be fxej up from your heel
To the top Of yonr head 49, that ybui
moiher.iu-law wonldnt know ynu from
n Congrrssmtn. fDr lc-' n.ney. at o..
penhcimpr's than nnvv here else l.
Chri-iend O. and -o". April q
Sol. Oprenheimcr tells you the qua
" of gnois lie sells you and nevr'
mis-represenrs anything he - relate
To George Washington and held H.,
cherry tree while George did the cut.
ting with his little hatchet.
Sol. Oppenheimer's good luck bone
fits the people of snyder.
He purchVpd SinClair's vast Spriug
Stock, in bulk. ut the lowest cast
price and IL therefore ahlc to sell good
cheaper than have ever before hceu
offered Ia Snyder county. April 6.
Spring Goods Of every Variety
Style, Quality, Quantity, Price. at
Oprenhcimcl's. April Q.