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MINE EXPLOSION,

KHsBARRE, Pa, May Am explosion
OF gas has just occurred IN the entrances
to the shaft of the Lehigh Valley Coal
company. A number of men are in the
pit. The entire fire department has been
called out. No serious danger is appre-
hended.
At the time of the explosion Edward
Brinker and Hy Baker were plumbing
on platform sixty feet below the surface.
They were almost buried alive. The for
mer is dead, and the latter cannot recover.
The shaft is 600 feet deep and the timbers
in it are on fire. Every effort is making
to carry water below the flames, by which
the fire could then be extinguished. There
was no other loss of life. The head house,
500 feet from the bottom of the shaft was
blown to pieces and carried forty feet into
the air. The explosion took place as the
night shift were getting ready to descend
the shaft,
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Irish Americans.

CHICAGO, May f. Arrangements were
made tonight for the meeting of Irish
Americans tomorrow night, for the pur-
pose of ratifying the action of the late
Philadelphia convention. Addresses will
be made by Alexander Sullivan, president
of the Irish National league, Mayor Harri-
son and E. A. Storrs.
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A Colorsd Murderer Hanged.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla,-A special to the
Times and Uniou from Gainesville, Fla,
John Lea, colored, was hanged to-
day for the murder of G. P. Crockett,
white, on the 9th of November, 1882. Lea
stole horse from Crockett, who went
with the sheriff to arrest him, when Lea
killed him.
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KILLED BY THE CARS.

DETROIT, May 4.-Christian Jensen, wife
and eighteen year-old daughter, and Mrs.
Rosmus Jarquisen, all old citizens of Tru-
fanto, Montcalm county, while returning
from church in wagon yesterday, at
tempted to Cross the track of the Detroit,
Lansing& Northern railroad and were
struck by the north bound express. All
were instantly killed. The wagon road
leads down from a steep hill, while the
railroad track energies at this point from
a deep cut. No blame will probably be at
tached to anybody.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-05

An Orthodox divine having said, never
engage in anything you would not open
with prayer" some frivolous person pres
ent asked what he would do with dozen
oysters.
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sentenced to imprisonment; one for three
months for circulating pamphlets SANDER
ing Bismarck.
Another powerful tug has been char
tered to search for the Habsburg.
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CASUALTIES.
CRUSHED IN AN ELEVATOR,

New YORK, May 1.-The elevator in the
Bryant building, corner Nassau and Lib
erty streets, became unmanagable this
morning, and Gustave Schiff, glass mer-
chant, in attempting to escape was crushed
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-05

The largest milk-pan on record has just
been made for an Iowa creamery. 1t will
hold 600 gallons-without water.
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Base Ball.

Base Ball.
AT Boston-Bostons IL; Philadelphias 10.
st New York-Providence IL; New
York 3.
At shington-NatiOnals 3: Defiance 1.
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FIRES,

CARRoLToN, ILL.,, May 4.-Fire at Green
fed, Green county, early yesterday morn
ming destroyed ten buildings comprising
the entire west front of the public square,
including Southward's hotel, Masonic and
Odd Fellows halls, and seven stores. Loss
$4,000; slight assurances.
RICHMOND, Va, May 4.-Fire broke out
at 1 o'clock in Bragg & Co.'s fertilizer
mandatory, corner of Twenty fourth and
Main streets, and at this hour (2:30 p. m.
that establishment, together with Kelly &
Whites box factory and several small
stores, have been destroyed. The fire is
now under control. All the burned build
ings were brick. Loss heavy.
DARLINGTON, Wis, May fire yester-
day morning destroyed two newspaper
offices, and three business houses. Loss
$4,000; insurance $4,000.
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SENTENCED TO HANG.

OswEGo, N. Y, May 4.-Joshua Clifford
aged II, charged with numbering his wife
has been found guilty and sentenced to be
HANGED June %.
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TIE HUI INVESTIGATION.

Assistant Treasurer New, chairman of
the special coxamittee to investigate the
affairs Of the supervising architects Office,
was informed today by Mr.. Murch that he
viii be ready to appear before the CON-
mittee IN & short time. lie says he has no
objection to Alexander serving on the COM
mittee and hopes to be able to say definite
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STEAMER BURNED.

Port TOWNSEND, W. T., May 4.-The
United States steamer Adams, has just
arrived from Alaska, bringing news of the
wreck of the steamer Eureka in Peril
Straits while on the way to Harrisburg,
Alaska. Deputy Collector Wrangle reports
all the passenger. twenty nine in number,
saved.
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NARROW MARGINS.

NARROW MARGINS.
The Grain Market at Chicago Very I'm
settled Yesterday.
THE OPENING AT LOWER PRICES.
A Good Demand Results in Strengthen
ing the Market
AND PRICES CLOSE FIRMER.
Provisions Somewhat Easier and in Good
Request.
SPECULATION ON WALL STREET.
The Assault Oil the New York Central
Northern Pacific Strong.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-05-05

There was slight shock Of eartlqus Ike
at Helena, Montana, yesterday.
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ly tomorrow when he will be ready to pro-
ceed. He wishes to examine documents
in the architects Office before beginning
the investigation, and the papers he re-
quires will be furnished upon applica-
tioa.
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LOST BOTH LEGS.

Carlo, ILL.,, May 4.-Patrick Carmody, a
laborer, while shoveling coal, fell from
car, and was run over, losing both his legs.
He will die.
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Gen Belknsp, president, and Capt. Il.
81. Rood, secretary of the society of
Crocksrs Iowa brigade, ct nist;ng of SOL
diers of the Seventh, Thirteenth, Fifteenth
and Sixteenth regiments of Iowa volun-
teers, announce that their second annual
reunion will be held at Cedar Rapids, a.,
Sept. 26 and 81, 1888. This brigade was
in the Fourth division, Seventeenth corps,
and fought at Shiloh, Corinth, Inka, Vicks-
burg, Atlanta, Bentonviile and other
places. Governor Sherman, of Iowa, a
soldier of the Thirteenth Iowa. will deliver
the address,
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4 Glimpse OF the Past.

Five hundred years before the birth Of
Sybaris. It. was y !nagniiicat., place, ami
the wealth and luxury Of ts inhabitants
Was SO great that the name Syburitc
exists to this day rs II pscudonym of y
devotec Of sensual pleasure. /, WAS at
three hundred thousand men into the
field, yet its annals are lost aud its great
men unknown. The informal IN we
learn about it is the fact Of its greatness,
and that lis ruins are to-day under tho
bed Of river in Southern Italy. 1t
seems there WAS quarrel amongst tho
rulers OF this mighty city, aud the dis.
c0ntentcd joined with there enemies, the
Crot0niates, who succeeded in capturing
Sybaris, drove out its inhabitants, and, to
make its ruin complete, changed the
course Of river SO that it swept over the
remains OF the once municipality TO.
day the ruins are covered 10y Il bed Of
slime and earth from sixteen to twenty
feet deep, and soon tho work Of bringing
the remains to light will 3c undertaken
1t is believed that the memorials of Il
very distant past will bo brought to light
equal to, il not exceeding in interest,
those of Pompeii. We live after all in
very old world. Almighty nations -four.
ished, and prosperous cities gathered
wealth to themselves long before history
began to keep it's record. In these days
Vi the marvellous applications of science
10 our daily life, it is we'll to remember
the might of the past, in order that we
should not become too conscious Of the
splendor OF the age we live in.
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Dances or the Day.

Fashions in dancing present no strik
ing change since the last season The
American Society OF Professors OF Dane.
ing, which has its Headquarters in thi,
city held It's annual meeting last week
and decided not to recognize any new
dances. They voted 10 discard the
racket" from their lessons, aud to for.
bid it altogether in their academies
Notwithstanding this action have seen
it INDUCED in 1T every ball which have
attended Its name is "a slang one for
the better known rcdowa gallop step, and
organized in the fact that the music
which was first used for it was the rae.
quct" waltz. II is called, in various sec.
tions, the ":SuCicty," the "Newport,' tie
"RippIe" and the "Rockaway." /, i. re-.
gardcd as too snowy for modest girls 20
fling themselves into, and this is why the
professors have undertaken TO place it
under taboo.
The round dances which strict propri.
ETY. permits hi. year are the plain waltz
and the rcdowa The latter may he
varied by what il called the polka Bo.
hcmia, a toc.and heel step that is no,
theatrical if quietly and gracefully done.
The close hucging, sometime INDUCED
~ 'h'b "I''N'i w ''hl'I'S hHD D'ipll lo
have known better, i"now vi.ibIy relaxed,
and altogether think that dancing is
rather frccr from abuses than before.
The square dances in use at the public
balls are the plain qua!rillc and the
plain and Saratoga lancers. In the latter
the couples form parallel lines and dance
together, the figures and movements
remaining similar to those Of The ordinary
lancers. The German is danced still in
private nsscnbiagcs, hut never ~ large
balls.
y new round dance in some vogue in
parlors is called the lussc and par,akcs
Of the character Of the gaIop and MA.
zourka combined. There is also square
dance called the National Guard, com.
poscse of squares and circles of n some.
what military character. The polo
quAdrille, with its rapid all.hands round,
proved too much OF circus to please
women and has gone pretty nearly out Of
fashion. Variations Of the polka are
frequently seen and the old fashioned
Y lrginia reel is extensively revived
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FURH9H TURE7

HAVE removed my Furniture to NV
IL two-story Warehouse on Corner Of
benson and Jail Street, where YOU can find a
large and we'll selected stock of Furniture
Anew a.. new ana @ OF the latest pattern. Bureaus
all Kinds. Betlstcads Of all classes. from
Inc cheapest to the best. Chairs, of ali
classes. Wardrobes, Cradles, from 9I m
Mmattres.es, NJ Bed Springs, Cots, Lounges.
ricture Frames and Pictures of every kind
Wo~ vioMer anu candle Stands of latest styles.
5oc. up and all other things usnaliy kent
IN hrst,class Furniture Store. Last. but
not least, | keep constantly on hand a full
llne OF Collins and Caskets, ranging in
prlees S from $500 to $l25, the latter the best
ana 1T iinest trimmed Metallic Casket in the
U. 8. ] sell for cash only. and no cbean s NO
anybody can sell. ~'p 10
n JOHN D. MOORE,
NOV 10, 1872 Is 3m
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= Adam ought to have said Hardly
"a when be was tempted to bite the

= Adam ought to have said Hardly
Eva" when be was tempted to bite the
apple.
= I'T,ck.c, are moi 50 bad. it is said
that one girl does not object to seeing
them on another girls face
Composed Of the Lc.t known ,onics,
iron and cinchona, with well known
ar"matc-, is Brown, inn Filters. it
cures Indigestion, and all kindred
troubles
Women are suc!l queer creatures
that no lnan can understand them. In
deed, it lIa, been generally conceded
that the only way to find "a woman out is
to call when she il not in
: Tom Ochl,rce, the Radical Con-
gresham from Texas, j, in u hole. When
Us. Marshal some years ago, hisaccount 3
were short $1,000. The government
now proposes to take his entire salary as
Congressman next session TO satisfy its
Judgment, and has the right 10 do it,
- Imitation diamonds are now so per-
feet that the real ones are at discount.
No one Of wealth j. suspected Of wearing
any but the real stones, and many a
wealthy woman. it is claimed, takes
advantage Of thi, motion, and wears the
mock jewels without fear Of detection or
los, by theft.
.'ol nc. David, a popular young man
al kiny-tol Ga, committed suicide
Friday night by shooting himself The
details "f the fatal act, are very sad.
David w.'s marie! abou,two weeks ago
to Il very sweet young lady, whom ne ap.
pcarrd almost TO idolizc, until few days
siHrc, when be Suddenly began to grow
fnor0>c and seemed quite Indifferent to
every one, especially his bride When
she sought IN explanation David would
turn cOldly from her and refuse TO answer.
Friday she became urgent in her demand
for some explanation of l,i4 rude treat
mcnt. lie promised to write her letter
That night and explain all. He complied
with hiI promise, and after writing
the letter blew his brains out. Ills
bride will not divulge its con.
tents.
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What lie Would DO.

II was in the smoking car on tho New
York Central There was one chap who
was clustering great deal and telling of
how many duels he had fought, and be.
hind him snt small man reading n
magazine.
''Sirl" said the big man rs he wheeled
around, "what would you dc if chal.
lcngcd?"
Refuse" was the quiet reply.
"Ah l thought as much. Refuse and
be branded as u coward What if a
gentleman offered you the choice of n
horse. whipping what?"
"I'd take the whipping"
"Ah,-thonght 40 thought 50 from tho
looks of you. Suppose, sir, you had fully
slandered me?"
~ never SANDER"
"Then suppose had coolly and delib.
erately insulted you; what would YOU
do7" "I'd rise up this way, put down my
book this way, and reach over like this
and take him by the nose as I take you,
and give it three quarter twist just
oor"
When the li.tle man let 20 the big
mans nose, the man with the white hat
on began to crouch down to got away
from bullets, but there was no shooting.
The big man turned rcd, then pale, then
looked the little man over and remarked: ::
"Certainly-of course-that's it exact.
lyp
And then the conversation turned on
the general prosperity of the country.
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The Bad and Worthless

Are never in.itdtcd or counteyfeited. This is
especially truo of family medicine, and it
Is positive proof that the remedy initiated
is Of the highest value. AS soon rs it had
been tested and proved by the whole world
that Hop Ditters was the purest best and
most valuable family medicine on earth,
many limitations sprung up and began to
steal the notices IN whic!, the press and
people of the country and expressed the
merits of II. b., and in every way trying to
induce suffering invalids to use their stuff
instead, expecting to make money on the
credit and good name of II. Is. Many
Others started nostrums put up in similar
style to II. b., with variously devised
names In which the word "Hop" or
"lIops" were used in way to induce 200.
pie to believe they were the same as Hop
Biters. All such pretended remedies or
cures, no matter what their style or name
Is, and especially those with the word
"Hop" or "Hops" In their name or In any
way connected with them or their name,
are limitations or counterfeits. Beware of
them. Touch none of them. Use nothing
hut genuine Hop Bitters, with bunch or
cluster OF green Hops on the white label.
Trust nothing else. Druggists and dealers
are warned against dealing in limitations Or
counterfeit5.
Feb L 1889 70
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Voluntary Trlbutcs OF Grnf for
flts NecolveG
!, for Rene.

DEAR Sir. Please allow mo tho privilege OF
giving my testimony regarding the wonderful
curative properties Of your invaluable medicine,
hunts Remedy. During the past ak or seven
yehfa have been great sufferer from Kidney
uiSeaS", a,i during great part OF the timo my
sni',rngs have been so intense us to be ndescrib
able. Only those who haro suffered by this
dread disease know Of the awful backache, and
pains OF all kinds, accompanied by great weak.
ness nid nervous prostration, loss of force and
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condition that could not get up out OF my chair
except ty put, ,.ug my hands on my knees, and
almost rolling out before could strnightcn up.
tried the best doctors, and many kinds OF medi.
cine, but aii failed to help me, and experiment.
Cd S" long endcavoring to got cured that last
Srrng was In very poor shape, and In seeking
io. t"iici my attention was directed by n friend
to The remarkable cures OF Kidney diseases, etc.,
which were being accomplished by Hunts Hem-
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u. AMI very soon "lmbered up" rs It were; nv
severe backache, and tho intense pains hhd
suffered 80 long speedily disappeared, notwith-
standing had been bothered with this complaint
so many years.
When began to take Hunts Remedy wao
considerably run down In my general health and
'oaou "iso AAom ioss VI aPpetite. Ever since
have been taking tho Remedy, however, my i'm
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Ren'ciy with mo. and would most earnestly REQ
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or Liver diseases, or diseases Of tho Bladder or
Urinary Organs to uso Hunts Remedy, and tako
no other.
Yours very truly, t
HENRY II. SHELDON.
No. $50 Westminster St., Providence, r. I.
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- Said q loving wife TO her husband ::
"DO ycu know, my dear, that butterfly
ornaments are very fashionable 2" "Per.
haps d" !" he gruaiy replied, "but grub is
the great desIderaiam."
FRaE NOrAli kidney and urinary
complaints, especially Bright's Disease,
Diabetes and LIVER troubles, Hop Bitters
ssiIt surely and lastingly cure. Cases
ezacsty like yonr own have been cured
10 your own neighborhood, and you can
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Esstets bas and can do.
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DR.. ]. BRADF|ELD's
REGULhRfi hRfiS / 6
w0MAR'S BEST FRIEND.

tits we'll known to physicians, and hn!s''
known TO suffering women themselves, thi
are subject TO numerous diseases peculiar
sex, such as suppression OF the Menses p
and scanty Menstruation. Congestion, tioi
and Falling OF the Womb, attended Win II
less train O; gympathei.c and constitution,
ders. which embitters tho whole life, ana ~
have long been considered rs almost in:-'i
But Mt last the remedy has been foundin
DR.. ). R.aaaelZ;s Female Regulit
It Is not "cure all ;" but remedy io' o,s1
OF diseases. all OF which pertain 10 the WosE
Any sufferer from the disenses mengonsa
take this remedy, and thus relieve herself W,
revealing her condition TO any one, and wy
Bubjecting her womanly modesty TO heii''
an examination by o physician.
To bring health anu happiness to the ho-i
suffering women Is q mission before WhNa !
favor sinks into ins!gn!lcanco. VIA: CARLY
efactIon can compare with one whichproSH1
"That dire disease whose ruthless ESEa
WIthers beauty's trancient flower"
which gives easo for pain, Joy for sorrSa, y y
for tearg, the rose OF health for the palet :.
the light 1tep sal hea8V fSr
restlessness. bounding vtgor for languisnts, ng.,r y,
ness, the sweet line OF full grown beauH, VII, .S
sharp aud withered form Of emaciation, A. aia.s y.
Of mental, physical, social and do@ene =, =
ments for JetD sad days OF pain and gloom -
In an early grave? Such Is the mission, ~ II
the results of Dir. J. BRApFIELpS FEaaLsl FEalio,ll r
LAToR, which is hence truly ana npp'0p''
styled "WomanS Beat Friend" s,, d
"WhItes," and all those irregulaIlu1s,s, l1,,,u
womb SO destructive to the health, hsIp'Ihs,;S. R ~.
beauty OF women, disappear like msslS ~
single bottle Of this wonderful compoun1a,. 1,., ,,,
All who suffer from any OF these .,' ,,rs
most earnestly invited 10 give this ErsI' Em egrt
trial. 1t has cured Thousands, and VIII s"'
Don't fail to try It. lam
Price, small size, Is cents. Large siIe't'A
Manufactured by
j. BRADFIELD, Atlanta u
Fbr sale ererptrherc-
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COLLEGE,
WALliALI.A Sc G.
I.iG{'

FICI'LTi.
REV. +. +. MrLLAILY, ID. D., President.
REV. j. Il. RILEY ID. y.
REV. il. SrEuN,,. y. NJ.
IEnr. WM 5. Mo-, RE-
THNlIE next Session commences September
Ii. II. lSS2. English. Classical AMI Sci
cmtiiic Courses. Military drill. Tuition
$40 per annun. Board in private families
$40 per month. Located at the base Of the
Blue Ridge Mountains, the climate is un-
surpassed. For further information or eat
nluriir address any member of the Faculty.
+. l.. MULLALLY, DID, President.
Aus, -, lSS4
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Patents and Claims,

H AVING formed q copartnenhip |
IA J S. Dufiie & Co., of Washin:.
d: c., l am prepared to prosecute prOnJ
all claims for Pensions, or increase Of
sions for Soldiers, or the widows and 4
dren of soldiers who served in the Nj
1872, the Indian wars, the Mexican vi,
the late war. Also, Bounty, Back
Restoration to Pension Roll, Land n
rants. and all other claims agains. u
Patents secured for Inventions, Discovel
Designs and Trade Marks. No fee clul
except for preliminary examination rn
Patent is obtained.
w. D. BEWLEY, Anderson, 81
july 13, 1882 81 "
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A sure cure for impoverished blood,
pimples, and sallow complexion, is
Browns Iron BitteH. It will produce n
healthy color, smooth skin, and is abso.
lutely not injurious.
= Time is short, your obligations inf.
mite. Are your houses regulated, your
children instructed, the afflicted relieved,
the poor visited, the work Of piety ac-
compiished.
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ON so DAYS TRIAL.

THE voLTAIo BELT CO., Marshall. Bdioh.,
voitaio sgsiss aSa nscsrio Hpp,ianess isss'S On
afflicted wth Nervous DEBILITY. Lost vitality
and kindred troubles. guaranteeing speedy
md complete restoration Of health and manly
vigor Address rs abovc.--N. R.-No risk IL In
CURED, as 80 days trial Is allowed.
FED j, lSSJ % "
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY /,

. to buy the Best Groceries, Confectione-
a ries, Notions, Cigars, Tobacco. &c.
rom me. buy and sell Country Produce
anu Keep the best Cider and Lunch always
on on hand. iaa have also bought the Right Of
tne city OF Anderson to sell the hest Patent
o,,;Id JIn rover In the United States. Any
Will be sure to buy. ~"
d. J. BOHANNON.
Depot Street, Anderson, 8. C.
May 4, 1882 ~ ~
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DOBsON'S COTTON AND CORN
4N FERTILIZER.
ROHSON'S COMPOUND ACID PHOSPHATE.
These grades are rich in all the essentials
constituting first-class articles. carefully
prepared from best materials. Our long ex-
prricnce in the trade, together with Prof
Shepard's analysis, are guarantees that they
are adapted to the wants Of consumers.
For sale ut market rates for cash. time or
cotton. J. n. ROBSON IL son,
GS East Bay, Charleston, S. c.
Jan IL, 1883 26 3m
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ain tho lexicon Of youth, etc, there Is no such
word as Rdt" That lexicon" 10 now found In
the laboratory of Hunts Remedy. Il knows no
such wor! as-Fiii.