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MEDICAL ETHICS.
The Condoned Mistake u Young Doctor
Mado ut tho Outset OF His Practice.

Made at tho Outset OF His Practice.
The other evening they were having a
jolly time over in Schneider's back room,
when Bill Matson came in and apologiz.
cd for being late, saying that his grand
mother had got the measles, and he had
been after doctor for her, at the same
time winking slyly at Schneider.
"Sho. You don't say 80 " CALCULATED
Blifkins as lie stirred up the sugar from
the bottom Of the glass and crowded the
lemon peel up against The side. You
will have TO be careful with the old lady,
What doctor did you get"
Jones"
"IIc'a a good one. I've known him
He got into trouble the first thing by
saving mans life, but he don't do so
any more
Tell us about il, Billw
"iou see, there was old Noxon, who
used to hayca row with his wife about
three times a week He go, cranky, and
made up his mind to shuillc of, 20 he
filled up with laudanum and went to bed y.
When the old lady found him he was
colder'n wedge. She went to scream
ing, and as fast as the ucighbors came in
sent them Of after a doctor. Some Of
them went in one direction and some in
another, and it wasn't long before the
doctors began To congrcgate.
Smith got there first aud looked the
old man over. Dead says lie, and vent
away.
Then Brown came in. Dead says
he.
Zones WAS the third one in, and he
rammed n stomach pump down The old
mans throat and pumped up the drug
store. Then he reversed the action Of
the pump aud flooded the old man with
water, aud after sloshing him around for
awhile. same as If he was rinsing out q
cider barrel. he pumped out the water
and then flooded him again. Noxon
wasn't in the habit Of taking 80 much
water In hisn, and pretty soon he began
to gasp aud kick. Before morning Jones
had him all right, and went away feeling
dead suTo .hat there vas but one frat,
class doctor IN the world A few DAYS
niter~arti he presente'l bis bill.
What's this fur?' says old Noxon.
For saving your life the other
night says Jones.
Well, didn't ask you to. 7 never
employed you, and I'll not it. You'd
no business coming in here and jambing
your old pump down my neck. Brown is
my family physician and I'll not pay
anybody else, says Noxon.
$50 away went Jones to Browns office
and tried to get him tn induce old Noxon
to pay the bill.
Jones, says Brown, looking out
over the top OF his spectacles, i never
thought you was bad sort of fellow,
but you've done a very foolish thing, and
it serves you right 10 lose your bill. It's
q good lesson 70 you, and hope you'll
profit by it. Didn't say lie was dead p
"'Yes, says Jones.
Didn't Smith say he was dcad?'
"'Yes,' says Jones.
"'Wcll, that settled it! The man was
dead and you had no right to say that he
wasn't When two old doctors, like
Smith and l, say man is dead, it's nn.
professional and discourteous for young
man, a beginner in practice, to dispute
their word. We'll forgive you this time
because Of your youth and inexperience
! and will hush the matter up for you, but
be very careful in the future and make no
more such mistakes! ="
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Remember This.

II you arc sick Hop Bitters will surely
aid Nature In making you we'll when ali
else fails.
II you are costive or Gyspeptic, or are
suffering from any other OF the numerous
diseases of the stomach or bowels, It Is
your own fault II you remain i'll, for Hop
bitters are sovereign remedy in oil such
complaints.
II you are wasting away with any form
0f Kidney disease, stop tempting Death
THIS moment, and turn for cure to Hop
:Islf you are sick with that terrible sick neas
Nervorltness, You will find Balm In
0iIedd" IN the Use of Hop Bitters.
II yon are frequenter, or a resident Of q
miasniatic district, barricade your system
against the scourge Of all countriea-mnla.
rial. epidemic, bilious, and intermittent
feyers-by the use Of Hop Bitters.
II yon: have rough. pimply.. or sallow
skin. bod breath, balns andachfs. and FEEL
piserably generally, Hop Bitters will Give
yoal fair skin,! Rich blood, o and isTeStest
breath health ,aid con,fort T. m III
ne short Rey! cure all II Diseaees OF the
stqmaoh. Bo 1aIs, Blood, Liver, Nerves,
ktineys. nBtiBhsss Disease. $500 will be
taia for d taee they VIII not cuso or help.
ia That POOR bedridden, invalid siife, ester
mesher:i or 'daughterA can ba made the
picture Of health, by Few bottles Of Hop
Bistefs, costing hut a trife. VIII you let
them suffar2 f.rt IF Frsi
March I, 1888 SO
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STRANGER THAN FICTION.
Loft for Dead on the Field of battle.

New YORK, Feb. ll.-Du.ing the
fighting that preceded the surrender at
Appomattox, the cavalry OH both sides
we're very actively employed. While
directing some movements Of his COM
mand ut the front, Major General Fitz.
hugh Lee and his staff were often expos
ed to heavy fire. One of tue last shots
fired found It's way into the breast of
Captain Charles Minnegerodc, of Gen.
Lees staff. Captain Minnegcrodc ell
from his horse apparently dead. There
was no time to care far his body, but
Fitzhugh Lee, dismounting, pinned on
his breast :he following note:
"This is the body Of Captain Chas.
Minuegcrode, of General Filzhugh Lees
staff. Whosoever finds it will confer a
great favor by secing that it is properly
cared for, and send information TO his
father At Richmond.
I'IrzmuGH LEE.
The lines Of combat shifted, and
presently New York regiment passed
over the ground.
The surgeon noticed the body Of a
Confederate officer, and saw the note, aud
also that the man was not dead
Taking up the body in his arms, the
senior surgeon, who was powerfully y
built man, carried it about third Of q
mile to the field hospital. Herehe gave
his young charge special attention and
noted with satisfaction n gradual inl-
provement Captain Minnegerode re-
covered, and after the war went TO New
Orleans. The surgeon returned TO New
York and renewed the practice OF medl-
cine at Poughkecpse
On Thursday evening Gen. Lee. now
an officer of the Virginia Volunteers
National Guard), accompanied by q
party Of officers Of the Thirteenth, was
in box at the Casino witnessing the
performancc Of the Queens Lace Hand
kerchief." There were present in Gen.
Lees box, Col. Austin Of the Thirteenth
New York Colonel Wcertanbackcr, of
the Third Virginia Col. John a.
HcCaull Quarlcrmastcr Ackcrman, Of
The Thirteenth, and Capt. Minnegerodc.
who being on visit to New York, had
been invited to accompany his old com.
mander to the theatre. An usher enter
ed aud told the Captain that n gentleman
wished to speak with him. The gentle.
man came aud Captain Mnnegcrodc
went to the rear of the box to meet him.
"You do not remember mc7" said the
stranger "There is something about
your face sir, that tells me do know
you," replied the Captain. "You were
left for dead on the field Of Appomnttox.
and"-"Yes, yes" hurriedly broke in
Minnegerode, a light Of recognition
stealing over his expressive face. II am
DIR. Carter" MY God. cir. you are the
man who saved my life" The two men
fairly hugged each other for moment
and then the Captain, turning to Gener-
al Lee, said: General, this gentle
man saved my life, undoubtedly" As
General Lee greeted the Doctor, the
latter said, smilingly "Yes, sir, | took
the bullet out" "And here is the bull
let," said Minnegerode, taking it out nf
his pocket and holding it up between his
thumb and foreiinger for few momeDs.
The rich sceno and pretty women on The
stage were forgotten, and the little group
of officers gazed instead on the two char
acters who had just reached II happy eli
max in the drama of life.
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Wo present no pretended miracle.-
Truth 10 mighty and must prevail"
No spphistry can Withstand tho power
of its honest uttssance
Editor Of Evening Press: :

Editor Of Erenino Prcss:-
DEAR Sin, R,-F selling deeply grateful! for tho
great benefits VIII ch have received from tho use
OF worry valuable article which has its origin and
home In our beautiful city, and hoping th1t others
who are afflicted MS have been may find like re-
lief from Its use, beg tho indulgence Of few
lines In your valuable paper for tho privilege of
communicating to you brief statement OF facts,
for tho benet OF the multitude Of sufferers to be
met with on every .ido. Many Of my riends we'll
know that havo been very severely afflicted
With heart disease for a number of years, and
have suffered from 1t as only those can suffer
who have that disease; It reduced my strength 80
low that could scarcely walk across my room.
and tho least exeftIoh' rendered mo 80 shor.-
breathed that dared scarcely move, and lifo
es6rcd very burdeasome. was treated for my
malady by tho best physicians, and derived no ben-
eft from their treatment or prescriptions until
I vas sdvisod by my family physician to use
Hunts Remedy, as my trouble was caused by in
actiou OF my kidnoys, which affected ydsy neri-
ously the action Of my heart. Icommenced TAX
'ins y 4avinG. No dAhA % Il or any a1t-}hsdi-
am now great deal better, and have been ever
sincs I began its use. In fact I haSo taken no
medicine that has 5ene6ted me so greatly. My
breathing b efsy. and I have gained In strength
% much that nm able to Co my homework. I
cheerfully recommend Hunts Remedy to aiivho
It4ay D AallctSq Boen, or who nre suffer
Ing from gener:, debility and neryous prossrn-
Mns. K. 8. ROCKWELL. kitwEhIi
ca ,oIoe 81. .Peerl streess Providsnoo. r. 7.
Aetssnasfd imsdieinms, y n FOR seestes -EsisAsspi
ea'1 Peggy, KFttdPsy, FtP =, Bladder. and alsndalAf
Malad|es L ;Hqqts Remedy. Female Weak
teAs, Faih Tho back and ioins Gravel. Diabetes,
Intempesanee. Excess. and Prostratlon Of tho
nervous systera 'dis'cut6deb by 1fds.ss tiKsmcdy.
iIunt's Remedy imparts health and vIgor to tho
constitution when It has become debliItased.
Hunts Remedy restores tho invalid 70 health.
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BKIGnT's DISEASE, DIABETES. KID.
NEY, LIVER OR URINARY DISEASES
Have no fear of any of these diseases il
you use Hop Bitters, as they will pre-.
vent and cure the worst cases, even when
you have been made worse by some great
puffed up pretended cure.
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HOW TO SAVE MONEY =,

8 to buy the Best Groceries, Confectione.
a r1es, Notions, Cigars, Tobacco &c
from me. buy and sell Country Produce
and Keep the best Cider and Lunch alvays
on on hand. have also bought the Right Of
r',y fIe city OF Anderson to sell the best Patent
child can work il. Cali and see T. and y rn,
Will be sure to buy. ~"
D. j. BOHANNON,
Depot Street, Anderson, y. g.
May 4, 1882 40 ~
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: II is to live twice to be able to eniov
the fe,rosrec! Of your past life.
= Many an honest man stands in need
of help that has not the courage To ask
it.
The only iron preparation that docs
not color the teeth, and will not cause
headache or constipation, rs other iron
preparations will, is Browns Iron Bit.
ters.
= Harry, you ought not to throw
away nice bread like that you may
want it suLe day" Well, mother,
should stand any better show of getting
it then if | ate it nov Z"
= Whosoever doubts TIM: the newspa-
pers have a mission should enter n car
and sec how useful they are TO the men
when fat woman with a big basket is
looking around for a seat.
Gentlemen of the jury" was the
impassioned peroraton of & lawyer in n
city court a few days ago, God knows
my client is innocent, and what is more
10 the purpose, | know it,"
"Your husband is a staid man now,
ia he not 2" asked former schoomate of
her friend who had married man noted
for his fast habits. II think 80" was the
reply, che stayed out a1l last night"
81 do wish you would come home
earlier" said woman to her husband.
II nm afraid to stay alone. I always
imagine that there's somebody in the
house; but when you come know there
amt"
= 1t is said that curiosity kills some
people, but we are not prepared to believe
in the truth of the saying, for If it prov
ed fatal even in the most extreme cases
we know of some people that would not
have timo to say their prayers. Fact!
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= Many mon employ their frat years
80 as to make their last miserable.

= Many men employ their frat years
30 as TO make their last miserable.
- Amnn has invented chair that
can be adjusted To 800 different positions.
It is designed for boy to ait in when he
goes TO church..
ifty.eight million dollars Ia the esti-
mated value of finger rings of this coun-
try actually worn, aud still there are peo.
pie mean enough to go hacking and
coughing because they do not want to
invest 25 cents for bottle of DR.. Bulls
Cough Syrup.
"A countryman, with his bride, stop
ped q. q hotel the other day. At dinner,
when the waiter presented q bill OF fare,
the young man Inquired, Whats that ?"
"Bill of fair, sir" replied the waiter.
The countrymen took it in his hands,
looked inquiringly at his wife and at the
waiter, and finally divcd his hand into
bis pocket and inquired. "How much ia
it?"
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Kitchen knowledge.

"Never too old to learn" and here are
few things that have been learned by an
old housckeeper:
That if we wish to prolong our lives we
should put one day between washing and
ironing.
That people who chew plenty of good
beef and cschew pork are sensible.
That tough bcelstcak may be made
eatable by minciug it pretty fine with q
chopping knife and cooking it quickly
IN o pot with q CLOSE cover, 10 prevent
the atearn nom escaping.
Tta. sa!t ne-k will be nearly IN nice,
nearly as fresh, if soaked in sweet milk
and water, equal parts.
That clabbered milk is better than
water for freshening salt fish.
That half cup of vinegar in the water
will make nh old fowl cook nearly as
quick as n young one and does not injure
the flavor in the least
That liver should be thrown into boil
ing water after being sliced thin and
then fried in lard or drippings.
That pie crust will not be soggy ifit
ia brushed over with the white Of m egg
before the fruit is put in.
That n piece Of cork is better than
cloth for applying brick to knives.
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Bay State Shoes and Boots.
NS hand and arriving Il full line Of Gay
W State Shoes and Boo s. The hest mod,
IN The narkct. Warranted not to rip or have
wood or Ptstchoard in them. Call and see
them. charge nothing for showing.
a. Is. TOWERS.
Feb l, 1883 20
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Had the Dead Wood on Her.

The other day man and woman
came to halt on Grand River street,
and the woman dropped basket she
wai carrying, aud cried out
~ will. | will, LII not live with yo u
another day"
you'll leave me, will yon" he calmly
asked
"Yes, will"
"When? ?"
"Now- righ, off thi. minute"
you'll 90 away
'es, sir"
II wouIdn', if I were you
But | will, and defy you to prevent
me. | have suffered at your hands IA
long as | can put up with it,"
"Oh. | Shan't try TO stop you" he
quietly replied "Pll simply report to
the police that my wife has mysterious.
u disappeared. They will want your
description, and shall give il. You
wear No. I shoes you have an extra
large mouth you walk stiff in your
knees your nose turns up at the end
hair the color Of a brick terra Gotta, the
newcs, in fashion; eyes rather on the
sqnint; voice partakes Of"
Wretch you wouldn't dare do that ~
she screamed
II certainly will, and the description
will go into all the papers,
They glarcd at each other for min.
ute like ca,s. Then he walked on. She
looked up and down the street, gritted
her teeth together, and then picked up
her basket and followed on after him.
lie had what they call the dead wood on
her DetrOH FIRE IrcSs.
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Be sure and get the Genuine.

Browns Iron Bitters for sale by Wilhite
& Wilhite, Anderson, 8. C.
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o&I5yment & 1en HS' on n servant girl who h't ~
inE Tor eight ycars with mns' as:I.S;S;tH,, "a; t,,
piles. She improved fron ihe vrt2 nsir,. n,
Of your Ointment, and briors, "SnSTER.
was entirely recovered. u. WE tus.::.
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REAm JETrSTJDroN!t

This is to certify that uscd piSim
days it was entirely relieved o. NIL n:.'.r ma'I
and healed rapidly. After the hnd EN- nS
the Ointment, the patient s9neieiI .,;,: "T 4
aYer. IL. D. MOktthN, - -
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For the peculiar troubles to which
ladies are subjed, ERowN's Iron
BIrTERs is invaluable. Tyit.
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Vine ST., Harrisburg, Pa.
Dec. ,, 1851.
Afacr trying differept physielans
and many remedies for palpltation
Of the heart without receiving any
benefit. was advised totsy Browns
Iron Bitters. have used two bot
ties and never found anything that
gave mo 80 much relief
Mrs. JENNIE HISS.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1883-06-12

Evidently Gen Longstreet has bid
Il long farewell to the bloody shirt.
else he would not have talked so hon
estly with a ITorId reporter as he did
the other day in Brooklyn SIS there
any break In the color lire in your
States'' asked the reporter ssThe
eolored people in Georgia, replied
Gen. Longstreet, maintain an out
ward senblance Of ati1eranee to the
Republican organization for the sake
Of getting federal office or two. but
On election day they vote the Dem
Ocratfc ticket Take our last election
for instance There is q colored
voting population in Georgia OF about
$1,000 The total number of Repub-
Ican votes cast was abort 25,GOO; OF
which about half were poIIed by white
voters That shows that at least So
600 of the Georgia cokored citizens
have cut lose from the party OF freed
mems bureaus and similar fnstitu-
tions. which were supposed to have
been founded in their interests"
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a Reporter Rettrns Good for
Evil.

swho is that angry looking MANI
That, my son, IS a reporter
siDo reporters always look nad %
mot always
HWhat aiIs that oneT''
ssHe has been to I church supper u
HTasn't he inyiteds''
ssOh, yes Five of the prettiest
girls In the parish urged I'm to CO. -
Fl should think he would have
liked that
=eIe did And each of these girls
wanted him to give my table specisl
mention"
tsDid he get any superb
eCf course he did He bought 4
five cent sandwich for quarter and
ste it after the rest got through"
where Is he going nOwt''
'sHe is going to the Office to write
that the parish church supper last
night was a most agreeable success.
The lovely faces OF the fair maidens
IN attendance or the tables were onfy
rivalIed by the charming liberality
with which they dispensed the finest
of viands.-'
.'Are reporters ever sarcaztiez''
NO. my son. never"
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Roofing and Spouting
SPECIALITY

TIlIiE undersigned has recently enlarged and
4 very much improved his saIcs=5O6n and
added largely to his stock. both in variety and
quantity of gos,;ls IL his line His supply OF
COCK STOVES AND R5 SGE5 VIII compete
with any embraces the celebrated Excelsior
and -'Furmer Gill. which never fail to give
entire subtraction besides large number of
others with eac!. StOse there are given Fifty
Pieces. exclusive of plates. ell of them very
useful to hOasekecPe:s- Important additions
to many of these Stoves. rs furnished by me.
aye Side. Aut0ulatic-O Oven ard Pipe Shelves.
Mater-SacSs and WARMING Closets Coal Oil
Stoves aiwdys in stock. and tho best Wood and
Coal Heatesy C':i hand in sCuso!i. Ercrs Stove
guaranteed My supply of Fine Goods in my
line L one or the best ever offered III Charles-
town. and includes handsomely orna;,lent,.,i
W alter Coolers ard Chamber Sets, Beautiful
Drip Cotee-P0ts. Soup. Zee and roam Ladies.
SSc. with all the usual variety of Tin and Sheet
Iron Wares of all kinds. Prices ALWAYS mod
erate- Price of Stoves fros:I SIC up.
Roofing and Scouting, and other Tin Work.
promPtiF executed
April IL. 1SSS JAS. W. BCTTT
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CaSNFCTIoNs

sft HAoERsTowE, Nd, with the. TvcstcrS
Maryland Railroad TO and from baltimore, fred
cTiclS, ETnnittsburg,, Gettysburg. Pcnmar,
Maynesbnro. Pa. md points on tho Western
Mary Hand RrilrOnd and branches.
With the Cumberland Valley Railroad To aud
from Harrisburg, Carlisle. SlIfppensburg. Cham
bcrsbuFg, MerccrsbUrg, MnttinsburS aud points
ON the Cumberland Valley Railroad and
branches. -
Also 10 and from Pittsbmg aud Stu West ana
Northwest and Icston, New York, Philn-
delphia, and the North and East. ?
~ SHENANDOAH Jusc1ioE. W. Va, With
Main LINE of Baltimore * Ohio Railroad to and
from NHsIiinEtou. -
At RIvErToE, VA with Manassas Branch OF
Virginia Midland Railway.
AT NATssFssGoRo JUNCTION. Va. with Cheat
apcakc d Ohio Railway 10 aud from Groom
hricr White Sulphur SPRING. and Richmond
II LocH LAIBD. with Lexington Branch of
Richmond - Allegheny RailrOad :, -
1T NATURAL BRID0R. with Main Limo Of
Richmond q AllCghanS Raflroad :
Al RoASoKE, with Norfolk 81 Wcstcrn Rail-
STAGE CONNECTIONS.
AT RIVERSIDE, for Lexington. Va
AT boTcE, tor Mi!IwOOd and Winchester. Va.
NORTuWARD. DAILY. Daily