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TUFTS
EXPECTORANT' T

7. composed Of Herbal nri M!cil rsir.nus T;r!-
Ii, Is, when pc sInentc the Hubs tnnce OF tho
iint Collects ia the Bronchial Iules and forms n
s.,uthins coating, which relieves the fr-
it4,tiun tin. c..u,rs tie cough. IL clcnnseB
thr rIungs OF nli Impurities, strengthens
th.In y, hrn cnfce bled by disease ,inyi..r.
=. Us tho cIIcultion Of tho DiOr!, and hrncts tho
II Typus sy,'cIn. Slight colds often end In
consumption. Itia dangerousto neglect
them. Apply the remedy promptly. a
t'.tDf .w"uiy years variants the assertion TIA.
Eorcuiedy y hnsever been found that IL ns
prompt lul'5 5cIcc'sns TUFTS EAPfCT0RAHT.
;!ufrt'-rn. n:!d ~ speedily cures the most
.trn"t" c'I,. A pleasant cordial, chill
drtn tnkn II readily. For Group IL ts
i;lyniuniie a and shDuId he III every family.
III DC. and 81 IknffIch.
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Hear whnt one member OF tho profession
:ns:i:iss regarding the sclentitlc prep
-: al y! II brother member.


+, r:: %, u! IA brother member.
- :. ',:ts beer In tho drug business In
g., .'','i-:.c" twenty-five years as clerk
al. =. :,""l standing, and knows
NJ. I'D.
" -! :':!':y years have suffered,
in; ,,S,'y =, ;fa's. III what is generally called
rlrunlaiiS.m. W!i.u hrsi attacked was confined
to my bel AMI rpu,d rot walk y step. I could
not b:ar tho weight uf tho bcdciothes. so cxcru-
c:a,ns WAS the agony endured. I always no
ticcd that before thcso attacks came on my kid
reys were affected before there would DO any
rain In my limbs or any swelling of joints or
limbs, the color Of the sccretions from the kid
neys would be very dark ami tho odor strong aud
fevrrsh. Tho last attack was very severe, about
1.-Two ycnra ago, and was confined to tho house
several ", uhs, md was unable to attend TO husi
ness In three months. During tho time was
conG:c,. at home ami the time Of my conva-
lcscrnce employed four Of tho bcst doctors that
c"uli obtain, hut mono OF them gave mo pee
n,air,, relief, for they did not go to work at tho
c!r e the trouble. Having been acquainted
wit. .,.a proprietor Of Hunts Remedy o long
;iI, Mns induced by hun TO give II o trial, hop
in; iLgL 1t might reach tho eeat Of tho disease
.'n.i after taking ono lotto found myself very
ntm,li Improved, and after taking the second
was :rciing better than hc.a after any previous
it,,rks. buring many months previous TO taking
the eitn;ncdy my hg.nds and fingers Noald DO much
woiila and a,lM every lnorning my loft hide, In
tho resio, Of stoBu.eh and spleen, whs yefS lame
nj spnsiiiye: mt times wouki be- taken With
ve~e cramps over the spleen, end bc obliged TO-
'r'y n,nstart or cayenne for temporary relief
iasyrry nesyons nights and could not sleep;
ts oblisy.ltn bcvary partinnIar IN tny, diet, and
Iiyshnl system was sadly doinuraliEed. Since
hn"" ,nIrn IIus.t's Remedy systematically all
:,p-r ti'.gs hS.e ,changed; hnve no swollen
ham!- "r im,'s. no pains or cramps In tho side,
rnn EFT nj! klmls Of food, sleep soundly and get
i'o."u.hy rested. and my kidneys are acfiyeand
rFf'rm their functions PROMPTLY. thus taking
ont "f Tic s.s;em nil tho poisonous secreticnf
Swich co,taminate The whole system :wherq tho
kidneys "a, not act efficiently. Ny friends, Hhat
HINTS Remedy has done for .ao It viii do for all
of you. believe II 10 10 the only suro cure for
all dscascs Of the Kidneys. liver, and Urinary
organs Respectfully, +. r. DAWLEY,
"a Broad Street.
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! SH3 Ma65 3Hl a05
SLOVH
DISSOLUTION.

NNHE copartnership heretofore existing
IL between A. B. Towers and John w.
Told. rs A. Is. Towers " Co. is this day
dissolve by mutual consent. Those in
debted 10 A. b. Towers & Co. will make
payment to A. Il. Towers, withou: delay.
A B. TONER'S,
JOHN w. TODD,
January %, 1883.
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SKILL IN THE WORKSHOP do
good work the mechanic must have good
health. If long hours Of confinement in
close rooms have enfeebed his hand or
dimmed his sight, let him at once. and
before some organic trouble appears,
take plenty Of Hop Bilters. His system
will be rejunivated, his nerves strength
ened, his sight become clear. and the
whole constitution be built up to q
higher working condition.
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A Milkman'S Mathematics.

When Thomas drove up to the house
on Elizabeth street, the other day, to de-
liver the usual quart Of mixture, The gen
t!cman of the house kindly inquired
Thomas, how many quarts Of milk
do you deliver now ~
"Nincty-Onc, sir"
"IIow many cows have you
"Nine, sir
The gentleman made some remarks
abou, the early spring, state Of the roads,
etc, and then asked:
Say Thomas, how much milk per day
DO your COWS average ~
''Scvcu, sir.
"Ah-nm," said the gentleman, az lie
moved oil.
Thomas looked after him, scratched
his head, ana AL u cncc grew pale as he
pulled out Il short pencil and began to
figure on the wagon cover.
mine cows is nine, and ] set seven
quarts down under the cows and multi
ply. That's sixty thr>7 quarts of milk.
told him sold ninety one quarts per
day Sixiy.thrcr from ninetyonc leaves
twcnty."ight, and none to carry. Now,
where DO get the rest Of the milk? III
be hanged if haven't given myself dead
away 10 one o! my best customers by
leaving burned big cavity in these fig.
uIcs 70 be- filled will water"
= When he had called the meeting to
order, Brother Gardner arose and said :
"Gen'l len, if it wasn't fer de wheels on a
wagon de wagon wouldn't mov', WI el &c
wheels is on, den what Grease ="
solcmnly exclaimed an old man. "ker-
rect - whispered the President, softly
rubbing his hand together. I'VE hez de
wagon an de wheels. We will now
pass de hat aroun' for de grease
Physicians say it combines all the dc
sidcrnta Of every ferruginous tonic pre-
scribed by every school OF medicine.
Browns Iron Bittcrs.
--"Do you see that old man near the
frog pond on the commonY Thirty.two
years ago that Old man came to Boston
with one susrcndcr and q gore toe I!e
also had a basket OF apples which a far
mer in Lexington had given to him. He
peddlcd the apples on Washington street
and netted eighteen cents, the first day.
How much do yon suppose he's worth
now?" ooh, million and half" said
one. 1.-TWO millions" cried another.
Six millions three hundred thousand" i"
was the estimate Of a third. 81 give it
up, remarked No. 1 chow much is he
worth 2" "Not an internal cent and he
still owes for the basket"
Il move" said delegate in Virginia
convention, "that our chairman take a
dose OF DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup, he is so
lnarsc that 1 cannot understand him. :"
That gentleman had no doubt tried this
wonderful medicine.
John, what is that peculiar smell %
asked mans wife when he came home
very late. She expected he would say
that it was the incense they used in the
lodge room, that he would tell some 9th c5
lie, but she was mistaken. at. whis-
key that's what it is, he replied defiant
ly. Miserable creature" retorted his
wife, "you have at least got down 80 low
that you have not got decency enough
left to try and lie out of it,
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Saved his Child.
,yN. Eu.aw ST., Ral,imore. Md,

~ n. Eutaw ST.. Baltimore. Md.
Feb. IL, 1880
Gcn,s Upon the Recommended
lion of friend / tried DRowN'a
IRoH EIrrEKS as q tonic aud re-
ttorativc fer my daughter, whom
! Was thoroughly convinced vas
wasting away with Consumption.
Having lost three daughters by the
terrible disease. under the care Of
eminent physicians. l was 10th to
believe that anything could arrest
tha progress of ths diSeasc, but, e,
my great surprise, before my daugh-
tey had taken one bottle OF DRuwN's
lnos BirrRas. she began to mend
snd now Is quite restored 70 former
tealth. A fifth daughter began 70
show stgny Of Consumption, and
1kea the physlciani was consulted
ho quleely Said "Tonics were re-
.quired -. and when Informed that
the elder sister WAS taking Rnown's
lRoH BIrTTRs, responded "that Is
agood tonic. take it.''
ApoRA. PHElra
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A NOTED ErT1.STITLEp WOMAN.
Hrs,r>. Editors =

Htssrt. EfHorS:--
I'll, nloy"isa Il ..noi !:';,roEs ~ Ms Lydia r Pink.
ham q, ynn Mas, VII" li,,v. al'icr ,iurnH hcin,'s
may L. s:hl'.ii C.. q. lac c.r y. ah p 'Iinn,"
a. some ot ar rlir, s.'n l'"ts !oca t''n!i " :ie
1, sl,nslv devoted 10 h,rH"IE whch IS Tie "'coho
Of a l.:rs:.dy, n:.i a. OBLIGED % Lrcp * Lady
ass u:tS - Lrlr .. Gn.Hcr!s large co'r"' '''ncc
wsnrh in.!! r'..' in rvor hios i Ltatms us sir,d
hnr,.n, =. ...'., j"y ~ .".~, from &. Ji"r
Vegetable, ,upvuui is :rcd!'.r" frF ;'n'i nd not
evil purposes Lave yc:S,rn!'y i"v''!sa', 1t ahd
aIn satisfied uf tic tr'';l ii mt.
On account Of Il :,r'N ::.t:Is II is recommended
nnd prescribed by tkcb !hySci"n, IA the country
one saws ait works Ike 'harr 49, in',s inrch
J Il will entirely tle urst i1IIh II failing
OF th" u,cris, I,ir, riiTa, irregular It'd painful
N, a,i i, II oil Ovarian trouble l.'tm,'at"n AM
liberation. Foe;rs III: n'srs "n'"n'' AMI the con-
4,-iuc;t spinal "chhi!cS'r AL Is 's!e!" iap''o 10
the Change OF lie"
Uucr,ss;, every portion OF the .ysteni, and gives
ncy life and yipr II removes fa!ntncss. Gatnency,
dstry all craving for ttimulants and relieves weak.
mess q: the ;omach l: cures floating. ll'H!nrh"".
Nervous rrosi:.tioi, Gcsid Debility 81 "i"ssi"-s,
p,pussi ni.i indigestion That feeling of Lnarin;
down. cauStr,; pain. weight AMI hackn'hc. is always
Permanently curei 10y IFS use. II WI Rt all tiies Hi
under all circumstances, act IN harmony with ti !''
that gov, .ns ;h" f,lurl :ys:'ni
nc only ,-I o:t:c SIX for 81 n"d ia sold ly
druggist A"y n.v:cc required na 10 D:"'Hl cas"f, aa
tl names II many who lave been re .Vrcd I" perfect
h,.nhiy the use OF tie Vegetable 'om.ound, can hc
u!aiurh ly uIrrs,in; Ms =, with stamp for rrp'y
al hcr home III ynn, Mass.
For Kidney Cumpl.rt "f either srN this ron"u:!dii -
Lilsi:I pass d az n!,cEG. nj t"Et:iua riEis SHOW.
Mrs IfnSo:l'- liver lIs," says o;ic "'!t"r, are
TIE best the ,-urld Tor the cure OF Constipation
E.n,.srlcss a,d Torpijity Of the DIVER. Her Blood
iricr works won.r: In It's cii line and bids fair
e ,-:a! tie CuIurt!ni in It's popularity
i,;.. r.+r,,t her an Angel OF Mercy wose aols
,..r, .ii . So, tn;&t.: 20 o'ats1
I!.:.i.ir.L4f. la Cd H;s. a ai. -.
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= Though not much of n conversa-
tionalist, mute might get along very
nicely in spoke factory.
- Sad affair: While putting on a
clean shirt Hartwell, Ga, man fell over
trunk and broke his collar. bone But
he says he's going to try it again when he
gets we'll.
: A little Swedish girl, while walking
with her fathe Gin IL starry night, absorbed
in contemplation Of the skies, being asked
of what she was thinking, replied: IL
was thinking if the wrong side of heaven
is 80 glorious what must the right be-"
-"I saw you at the funeral the other
dav," said one lady t. another yesterday.
ayes; I'saw you, too" II never heard
n more affecting funeral sermon; did
your Never. And just think Of it,
when every one was crying reached for
my handkerchief and found that it was
red oneI had in my pocket" Good
ness What did you dor" "Why, I
didn't cry. How could when every one
else was using white2"
-"How can leave you, my darling 2"
murmured Toledo lover, in tones of
distressing tenderness. Ms he observed
both hands of the clock approach per.
pendicular on the dial. "Well, John"
responded the girl, with wicked innocence,
"you can take your choice. If you 20
through the hall, you will be liable to
wake up father, and If you leave by way
of the back shed, you'll be likely to wake
up the dog"
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Important Notice.

ITAEING purchased the interest OF John
Ill w. Todd in the Notes, Accounts and
Merchandise in the firm of A. B. Towers
Il Co., / will continue the business in my
own name. Those indebted to the old firm
must make immediate payment, rs | must
have the money. BY honest and fair deal
ing, | hope to retain the friends and Gus
toners Of the old firm.
4. B. TOWERS.
Jan "a, 1SS3 -
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Browns Iron Bitters for sale by Wilhite
& White, Anderson, 8. @.
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BRuwN's IRON BrrrERs effectual.
y cures Dyspepsia, Indigestion and
Weakness, and renders the greatest
relief and benefit to persons suffering
from such wasting diseases as Con.
sumption, Kidney Complaints, etc.
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Or. ]. BRlDF|ELD's |
REGuLA7|
WomAN's BEST FRIEND.

tits we'll known to physicians. and alii! Y
known to suffering women themselves III,
are subject to numerous diseases Feeu'iE'S
eex, such MS suppression oi tne Aensa,
and scnnty Meustruntion, Congestion, ~
and Failing OF the Womb. attended WIZ i
less train OF sympathetic and consti'unoaiT
ders, which embitters tho whole lie. na
have long been considered as aimos' h'Ij
But ct last the remedy has btan iouadln
DR.. j. BrsdReId'o Fomnle Regal
I.!anc: s"cu.c.a!!," sr.a remedy '@ q
OF diseases, all OF which pertain to tie "of1
Any sufferer from tho diseases :nehuoaI
take this remedy. and thus relieve Re''sa
revealing hef condition to any one aaa ;.
Eubtecting her womanly modssty 70 'Asa
An examination by physician.
To bring health and happiness 10 ihe ~
suffering women ia o mission tsiose WaNi
favor sinks into insignificance. Whnesna'
eiactIon can compare with one uhiehpfa!e'
"That diro disease whose ruthless p9Es
WIthers beauty's trnncient fohG
which gives ease for pain Ioy tOT x. .Ss; S,II.;
case, the light. elastic step for draSgns ss
nights OF soft repose for heavy hoai@s oas.s,
restiessn ess, bounding vigor for lingansI,
ness the sweet line Of fnll grown be,rlI,,
ehnrp and witlered form OF emGctaloa,s.,.s ~.
Of mental. physical, social and dnIGS dS
ments for o |eto sad ddys OF pain and StooI.' !.
in an eavly grnvcr Such Is the miinon =,
the results OF DIR. J. BRApPIELDS Eaar, Ea,,,,
LAToR, which Is hence truly anu aPi'H
styled .Womau'B Bost Friend" u,,,
hWhites," and all those irreSu'ssn.n,sj, ",
urS6 6na srftr n tho health. Q9RfA.
beauty OF women, disappear like mss's
sInglo bottle OF this wonderful compeuhna,, h,,,
Ali who suffer from any OF these oiru NJ
most earnestly invited to give thls GIN IN -
trial. It has cured Thousands ana ""'
Don't fall to try II. ,, uy
Price, small size, IS cents. Largo slis'4N
Manufactured by
J. BRADFIELD, Atlanta
For sdle cver1rrAerc.
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ON 80 DAYS TRIAL.

THE v0LTAIo BEi.T CO., Marshail. Mich.
HSlss,e s,ss, sdi .nsass Sa Electric App,ansss
afiiieted With Nervous Debility, Loaf Vitality
and kindred troubles, guaranteeing speedy
ana complete restoration OF hoalth aud manly
ViSor Address rs above.--N. R--So risk Is In.
cnIrsi: ss SO days trial is allowed.
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Largest Yield or Cotton Ever Gathered
From One Acre.

by request we have gone through our
files and re-publish for the benefit Of our
readers the particulars Of the experiment
of Mr.. Warthcn in making 5 bales of
cotton on one acre. This large yied was
obtained in Washington County, Ga, in
The year 1874. The lot was planted with
view to premium offered by the
Georgia State Agricultural Society. 1t
embraced one and one. fourth acres, and
| the yield of seed cotton was 6,S9l pounds
Of lint. 2.'32 pounds.
The land, according to the journal re-
ferred to, had been planted continuously
in cotton frorn the close of the war to the
date of experiment, (l873.) The soil
WAS sandy, with clay subsoil, in cultiva-
| ton sixty or more years, about half of it
an old dung hill, the other half very
poor. The manure applied was 400
pounds OF Peruvian phosphate, ox.cart
loads of raw pine straw from tho woods
40 bushels of green cotton seed and .i0O
bushels Of we'll r0tted stable manure
three last hauled out in January and
strewn broadcast and turned under with
n two horse plough running eight inches
deep, followed by IL sixteen inch scooter
in same furrow, breaking in all from
thirteen to fifteen inches deep. Put the
guano in the furrow behind the scooter
which was therefore covered by the mex
furrow. In February, repeated plough
ing in same manner, crossing the las
ploughing each time. In April harrow
ed the land twice. On 18th of May
checked land three feet each way with
small bull.tongue and dropped six or eigh
seed in each check and covered witt
foot variety, Dickson's cluster cotton
Il wa. thinacd to one stalk TO tho hill il
June-two to tho hill being left in tn,
out rows. Then ploughed very shallow
just enough to kill weeds. with twenty
two inch Dickson sweep, ono furrow t
the row. Did not use the hoe; had M
need for it. the cotton growing so rapid
ly ~ to prevent all underground South
crn CuHirat0r.
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Vegetable Compound for sale by Will
hite & Wiihite, Anderson, S. G.
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GEORGE E. PRINCE,
ATTORNEY and COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
ANDERSON, s. G.

A IL business promptly attended 70.
"a Drf!cE- With school ComEl:asi"ncr,
in Centennial building.
Aug J., !SSL > iy
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When Thomas drove up to the honse
on Elizabeth street. the other dny, 10 de-
liver the usual quart Of mixture, The gen
t!cman of the house kindly inquired
Thomas, how many quarts Of milk
do YOU deliver now ."
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How to StOD SllicIfie.

The victim of the suicidal mania is lit
orally "possessed;" he may be unable to
use his mind skillfully in any other way
but his preparations for suicide are often
SO admirably thorough as to evince long
and clear though hit. For self-protection,
therefore, the person who contemplates
suicide; or even imagines the act posi-.
bic should avail him self at once of all
possible rest, food and recreation, until
his. energies seem to him equal to great
endeavor, When this state of mental
health is reached, suicide will have faded
from the mind, even though troubles
may have thickened in the mean time.
If, however, self destruction is already
determined upon, the time set for the
deed should be far in advance, for, ex-
cept in case Of mind permanently
weakened, it is possible that chance will,
almost without permonition, suddenly
put the victim again in control of him
self. 1t is said that u Paris physician
has prevented many cases of suicide by
prescribing change of air for patients
who fear to be left alone; his principle
being that change of air almost invariably
induces longer hours of sleep, and that
sleep IS the best restorative for ailing
minds. 1t is certain that no one was
morning following long right Of nat
urai slumber. It is necessary that the
causes Oft tide should be studied; but
the custom is beco ding so common that
it suggests itself readily to many persons
who never would have thought of it had
it not been brought to their attention by
others. If restitution. temporary phys
ical exhaustion, financial embarrassment
unreQuited affection, low spirits and
desperation were, of themselves, sutfi-
cient to cause suicide-and they are the
causes generally assigned-why do
soldiers in the field. and farmers during
the working season, never kill them
selves?-N. Y. Hour.
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PIFH OF THE NEWS,
Gossfn From WASHINGTON,


The treasury authorities arc not yet in
position to estimate the full effect of the
new tariff law. The following estimates
however, will she " that considerable re.
duct ion Is expected. During tho three
from customs Amounted to $65, 729 49,
while for corresponding quarter of this
year the feocipts were 81, PSI, 965, or a fall
ing on Of IS, Al, 1874 on account of customs,
For the same PERIODS the receipts on &C.
count of internal revenue were $38, 449 931
and SIS, 9l2. AL respectively decrease OF
$9,375, 529. The receipts from miscellaneous
sources from the sane periods were IS, $685.
Sl6 and $7.148 sos respectively or falling
on OF 12Fs3,6 l2: In round figures the
treasury receipts for the last three mo,.ths
were SO, us, 900 less tkan the receipts for the
corresponding quarter of 1882. At this rate
pared with the revenues of last year, would
amount to about $70, GOO, COO.
The civil service commissioners have
notified the various departments that the
commissioners will make an apportion-
z,ent list Of persons eligible to appoint
ment among the several states and terri.
tories, as provided by the civil service law
in advance of the certification by names to
the latter for their selection, 50 when q
certi6cation il made to him the head of a
department will hot be troubled to deter
mine whether Or not the quots of stat: or
territory has been filed before making his
appointment.
The right to use the great falls of the Pc
tomac, fourteen miles above Washington,
ID. c.. has tecn secured by an electric light
con- pany, which proposes to take the cleo.
tricity from that point to a central station,
and then distribute it throughout tie city.
Arrangements are now being made to light
some Ofthe parks, and some lights will be
put on the top OF Washington monument,
now 400 feet high. BY using water instead
OF steam for power the company propose to
reduce the cost of the light one-half
This will be u brilliant season in Wash.
ington diplomatic circles, as many eminent
foreigners will visit the city during the
meeting of congress. A brilliant Russian
beauty and belle in Partisan circles for
several seasons will be the guest ofthe Russi-
40 minister. The White house will also be
very gay. There are to be four state dinners,
beside other entertainments not yet fully de.
termined upon.
The provisional rates of drawback duties
allowed by the treasury on expectation OF
sugar and syrup refined wholly from i'm.
ported material will be continued till Jan. l.