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Congressional Convention, Third Con.
gressiOnal District.

The Democratic Congressional Con-
vention of the Third Congressional Dis.
the keowee Hotel, Seneca. 8. c., on the
first Wednesday in August, (being the
9Th Of August,) at 10 o'clock, a. M, for
the purpose of nominating q Democratic
candidate TO represent this Congressional
District in the next Congress.
The five counties composing this Con.
gressonsl District are entitled to the fol-
lowing representation in said Convention
namely. Abbeville, II delegates An.
derson, 10; Newberry, 8; Oconee, 6;
Pickens, 6.
BY order Of the Congressional Commit
tee Of the Third District
w. G. BENET,
Chairman of Committee.
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What VIII Burst q Gun.

In bravado young man placed tho
muzzle Of his fowling piece under the
water, and fred the charge. The result
was the bursting of the barrel near the
breech and the mntilntion OF his hand.
Another placed and held the muzzle of
his piece square against piece of plate
window glass, and fired the. charge
powder and q, bullet, The glass was
shattered, 80 was the gun barrel. Anoth.
er instance was that Of an experimenter
who had heard that a candle could be
fred from the muzzle of q gun through
an inch plaoS. He drove candle into
the muzzlc OF the gun, fired, and the
explosion split the barrel almost it's en-.
tire length, and did not even drive the
candle from the muzzIe.. Still another
burst of gun barrel was caused by the
use of wet grass for n wad we'll rammed
down over charge Of shot. But per-
haps one of the most singular, exhibitions
in this line was Colts navy. revolver,
which some years ago was sent TO the
factory in Hartford Conn. This was
before the adoption of these pistols to
the metallic cartridges and it is probable
that in loading with open powder and
ball only small amount OF powder got
into the chamber and the buller was not
propelled With sufficient force TO drive It
froJi tho mnzzle: at least the bullet did
not 60 out but lodged. IA the shooter
did not know whether the bullet escaped
or mot he kept on firing Till the barrel
busst or bulged, and when IL ,.as sawed
in two longttudinally there we're found
fourteen bullets wedged one into the
other, and 80 much upset" BY the ham,
meriDg Of the successive explosions Of
the powder charges that some Of them
we're not less than one inch In diameter,
being fattened disks Instead of conical
bullets Scieatifc dn,trieaa. u n issF,s y: +
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COUNTY EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.

There will be meeting of the Exec
utiye Committee Gf the Democratic party
Of Anderson County in the lSrELLIGEN'
GER OFFICE on Tuesday, the 18th inst,
at IL o'clock a. M, for the purpose OF
considering matters pertaining to the
County canvass. a full meeting of the
Committee is desired.
j.. B. MURRAY,
County Chairman.
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For Judue Of

Tho friends of T. C. IIss ss s''s
nounce him as a candia y. ~
Office OF Judge OF Probsta
me n"mnel.,,, next ,election-subjeet
For Clerk Of
The friends of Cot. NJ pysS;ss q.
lully announce him as CO. %
Court at the approaching e,ec,tt1
action OF the Democratic ISs. 2
Tho many friends Of Joyn *
Office of Clerk OF the Court iot
subject to the action Of the Dc DEM 3
For County rreas,
The many friends OF Mr. n
spectfully announce him q,
otfce OF County Treasurer snhi.
the Democratic party. III eioS,ss,
an eihcient and acceptable oiiess
The many friends OF W.T.
respectfully announce him ~ \
Treasurer of Anderson Ca,ns
action OF the Democratic party ssls
The many friends Of WIN. p. ~
TespectIuliy nominate him AZ AZ
treasurer OF Anderson Countyss Is
cision Of the Dem ocratic primsrt s,s
The many friends of ". ~
sent him as . suitable Candida -
County Treasurer, subject 10 nv Y
Democratic party. " 'he q
The many friends OF nr r.
ION respectfully announce him q :
n0minalioh. PM natl D. T!h9roughly competeSi,,
courteous, he Will, II elected, male \!
excellent and acceptable Trcasure;o y
The undersigned announces bi,,..,
Tor county Treasurer, subject 10 All /,
made by the Democracy Of the q CO.., a.
i ERI csnrs.
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LAND FOR saTpiI,..

T OF No. 1. 90 Acres, LAYING :, "a &
~ berton and Air Line Re- Sa
from E.berton. Georgia-eO Ac,,,,s ~ y
in n fine state of cultivation ta aooS 9 g.
Groom House, all necessary = 3UJi Sn,inss NJ
one of the best of Orchards eooa "usSal Sa
NO. z, 259 Acres, laying on SoutS ~
dam Greek, miles from Eibeta.
Acres cleared, IS OF that fresh s 3
DO, tom, IS original forest, the bs,Ss -
best of pine land good 5-room ~
best of Stables, 2 Tenant HonssD1 ~; y !
necessary out buildings, fine Snss ~ -
ture: l will sell cheap for cash, b1a q, os !
scnabic torms as ! wish 10 on;s ~
For further particulars write IT,, tss -
me at Bowman, Elbert County G.S1. -
July 3, 1884 ST DVns !.
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The Abberille Primaries.

ABBEyILLE, July I'm the County
Convention to day the 9th of August was
fixed for primary elections. Resolutions
were adopted requiring the county treas
urer and auditor to be voted for at the
primaries. Col. Aiken was present in
the morning, but left for Charleston in
consequence Of the death of brother
there
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FIREI
DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS.

SINGLE SPARK may destroy yotir
;AA Dwelling In ono hcTr. il can olive
'yon Y! ample security against loss. by Firs.. Dis
.ns combined Assets sof the Companies /
IspIssent p Ssa amount to ,Sli, ,ao2, ,4is. Call on
Barna and Merchandise. y viii III soo ~. -
when the FIRE starts. ~ - - ta.o t'e
"A. b. TOWERS, $40
. Insurance Agent. i
al Anderson, q. c., March q, 1854 81
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German Carp. Mirror All
Full Scale 3

a LII persons desiring Carp Fish hi, l
the undersigned with 1-year oldai uPR1S n I
INCHES long ut 50c.-less than I0ineS.
Also, have plenty of this seasons b,tSa
for l0c: each. Parties coming for l,rgss
will bring large transportation cans i
ply 70 j. B. HALL 4
Near Storeville, 8. g., q,
June 90, 1884 so
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=, There was recently born at Wynant.
sktll, in Rensselaer, County, n, Y, q
child with no ribs the left side. The
lungs are alan ont of place. being entire.
" in The back, where a large protnber.
ance covers the lungs, The child Is we'll
formed in other respects. .g.}s ), j
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Mrs. George II. Jacobs, living at New.
castle, Ohio, has :S;..e. a!-.l. % a live,
healthy child, weighing exactly one
pound. The mother and child are re.
ported as doing we'll. This is snid to be
the smallest baby ever born alive s,
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~ The Scottish Land Loan Company
will not issue a6y more loans until next
fall. Col. Palmer, the general AGENT |
will 90 over TO Europe this summer and
taxpects TO incrsasai his ability 10 lend
next year by twica hs nuch. " 4 q IS n. |
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G. iii. ORR, { ]
ATTORNEY ATfy.,
ANDERSON. q nstt

"ILL practice in the Co,,,i s.
w Eighth Circuit. Prompntt ont X,
given to all business. ~ sal
OFFIcE-Up.stairs, over Nat,o,.R
July 3, 1884 81 y
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FIRE! FIRE! FIREII
Windstorms 4! ToTnadoes Cv,,,,;

TN addition 10. Fire Insurance, | am,
IL prepared to write Policies in1
your property against W1NDsroRrs p
NADoEs and CYCLONES at low ratfs,s
tirst.class Companies. Call and sea n,
J. H. VoN HASSEIyI
March 90, 1884 SO !,
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GTATE OFsoUTH CAROLINA
NJ ANDERSON COUNTY.

By Thos. c. Agoa, Judge of Probate,
WHEREAS, John w. Daniels Inns
applied to me to grant him letters of Adj
ministratton on the Estate. and effects of
Sarah Tucker, deceased. IN - - ~ ~
Z. These are therefore to cite and admon.
Sarah Tucker, deceased, to be and an, an.
pear before me in Court uf Probate Il
be held at Anderson Court House, on
the 10Th day Of July, 1884, after pr,h.
location hereof, to shew cause, If any thew
have, why the said administrative
should not be granted. = .'-,''.'''' "''on "'.
! Inin I,yen sps! under my hand this list day Of
q In,v !. ,sa, ), =. i, !. T. g; LIaoS, J. p,
jury q 1904 81 bSh2 4Asi
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LAND FOR Sale.
FINE PLANTATION in Elbert County
II Ca, of HOO acres. All level and no
waste land. Equally divided in cleared
upland. original woods and river bottoms.
Cheap and on good terms, Everything in
order. Consult Editor of this paper, or
write TO
GEO. G. GROGAN,
July 10, 1854 So
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New York For Cleveland.

NEW YORK, July Sit is no longer
doubtful that Cleveland has the positive
supper. of from AZ to 45 Of the 72 New
York delegates to Chicago, and that that
h3:nber will vote for him as first and last
choice when the delegation meet in
Chicago on Saturday evening.
There will be complimentary votes
between Tilden, Flower, Slocnm, Han.
cock and others, but some of them will
be purely complimentary and it is now
estimated by Cl. yelaud's most intelligent
calculators, that 90 Of the II will, after
the first ballot, favor casting the vote Of
New York rs II unit for Cleveland, aud
thus give him the vote of the State in
the Convention, with even greater una.
nimity than was exhibited in the delega
ton for Tildcn IN 1876.
Kelly was in the delegation in 1876,
and he then commanded sixteen votes
against Tiden. The vote was so an.
nOunced 10 the Convention b. Senator
Herman, when be cast the solid vote for
Tilden under tn. unit rule. Now, wilh
a larger delegation, it is confidently
claimed that there will be less votes
against Cleveland than there were against
Ti!den.
1t would be useless to attempt to con.
ccal the fact that the reaction in this
State in favor OF Cleveland and against
Kelly has grown to great proportions
within the last week, aud its influence
has been very marked upon the delegates
to Chicago. They are all expected TO be
at Chicago by Saturday evening, when
the delegation will hold its first meeting;
and unless the present calculations Of
Clevcand's friends shall prove unfour
ed, it is believed here that his nomination
will be assured before the Convention
assemblies. .Yecio' 10 he Ihihudciphia
TIn,ca
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SOUTH CAR0LINA
NORMAL MUSIC SCHOOL,
A. J. SHOWALTER, Prineipal.

o's all en-, Erlnclpai.
FHNHE second session of this Normal Mu.
Il sic School will be held at BELTON,
Anderson County, 8. c., commencing Mon.
day: July 2lst, 1884, and continue four
weeks, closing with the final Concert Fri
day Ctening, August 10Th. - =
All the branches usually taught in a first
due share Of attention in this School,
Mr. Showalter Is recognized as one of the
pest teachers in the country, and all who
attend this school can have the assurance
that they are receiving the very best in
strucsion in the various departments Of
musical art and science.
" TERMS:
For four weeks, ........ s5 m
For two weeks. ......... ..........,....s 0O
For ono week ....'. o oS
:, For information regarding board, or fur
ther garticulars concerning the school, ad.
dress w. F. Cox or A. c. Iatimer. Beiton /.
Anderson County, s. c.! ~ q tn
~ July 10. 1884 =. 81 All
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Tho friends of Il. G. JIt
nounce him as q candia,t
odice OF Judge OF Probata =, 9
the next election-subjeett ~ I
Democratic party.
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ADULrERArED MILK.

That the IN iknen are not dealing out
sure milk TO their customers 10 evidenced
by the com liant m ,de bv those who pur-
chase the tactical 6uid Of hem. and tho al.
most universal complaint VI those who
drink 1t. The first thug that impresses
the consumer after hs gets away with, or
in other words drinks or qnafs this so
called pure liquid extract.of COW
10 that chalk aud other luz
Rredients necessary to counterfeit the
genuine, unadulterated article are chssp
IN city OF the population Of Dallas there
ere great number o. infants, manv WHOM
uosist on cows milk, t, say nothing OF In
valids Who use 1t slmos- entirely as food.
Chalk and similar spurious ingredients are
not healthy for CHI lirrn or humanity 81
any stage Of liis. snd while he city autho
rites have heretofore trea'ed the matter 90
lightly Il 10 nevertheless u serious question
and some means should BIZ brough. to heal
10 at least regulate the dealers to let wstsl
alma
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LOUALErTEs.
Infant WEIR NJ Dauman'P.
Buy the Hungtable shoe.

Infant WEIR NJ Dauman'P.
Buy the Hungtsble shoe.
Fine Easter cards nt Harris.
Ladies' underwear at Bauman's.
Velvei rhhon.. oil oOl1fs. At Baunan'f.
Little Joker IL ths best smoking toharco
Sztins and Slks all cplurs, st Bauman's.
Pattern comets aud Hgts at Bsumsu's.
Ornament, aud dreBs butlon8, ht Eau
mans.
Telephone Daugherty's foed store for all
kinds OF ieed.
Tho Hunstable Shoe factory Is rulhed
with orders.
The "Spring" sweet navy plug tobacco 10
the Texan favorite'
Silk Gloves, Mti and Silk Jerseys, all
coloTe, 81 Bauman's.
Ste said Don't, but II you must, chew
Spring That's the BEST"
Horse radlsh and every thing In the gro
cry line you want at Bouche'a.
shilob's Cure will Immediately relieve
Group, whooping cough aud bronchitis
Sold by j. NJ House, Dallas.
Ifyou want to s.s the spirits turn the
tables, go down and see them liking up the
Glen Lea.
Aoker's celebrated English Remedy. Sold
by W. II. Patterson Il Co.
Shiloh's Ostslrh Remedy positive cure
Tor caterrh, diphiheria and cinker mouth.
Sold by ]. NJ. House. Dallas.
Ladies' beta bought direct from the tsclo-
nos and pfiooa are very low ut hrt. X.
Cheuinuts. Elm street next ~ Grams.
are YOU miserable through indigestion
sour stomach or oorstlpaiiOn2 hcker's
Dyspepsia Tablets we guarantee VIII relieve
you Sold by W. II. Patterson Il Go.
Attention is called TO the advertisement
of Brnceline in another column, said 10 be
the greatest and most perfect hair res'ortr
ever discovered. Don't Tail to read the nd-
vertisement.
1t 10 more economical TO buy Durkee's
pnlgd dressing than IL IL to make dressing.
Besides this, IL is made OF bettor materials
,han you can buy at the ptorea. Eyerbody
likes II. Try II,
II is o pleasure 10 be able to read quietly
while you sip your wine or smoke your
cigar. You can fad tba very best place
this kind at 0rd's Place, ia Lamar street,
where you will be nicely treated by Frank
Couthorn. manager.
Wanted by A. Brownlee 20 firs..clsas
stone cutters and stone mssons. GOOD
Windsor hotel. Apply at building.
Why was the cattle convention oslled to
Da lss2 Why the edit rial ditto and the
ecume ncs council2 Twas because there
In located the great Glen Lea, the fount OF
all grand thought and holy inspirationl
Messrs. January & Richards are now
running the most complete line OF hacks
between Milssp aud Mineral Wells. These
gentlemen have been favoraby known to
the visitors OF the Wells for several years,
and by their politene.s and accom- NJ odation
hsye made many friends. Parties visiting
Mineral Wells this summer should not foil
10 patronizp January q Richards.
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been dscept'ons. Of course, by pre-
lendod mediums. bpiriiu,hsm IN the
faith OF al persons Who arc not ma
'eriailsis aud inyplvso no more
crtduliiy or fraud with any other belief
rnrre IL Just an good eyidei CO OF the ~
silence ~ epirits ~ there W of matter All
The scriptures aho y that spirits ocea iiopallY
relurn 90 the earth Aflor death aud The
CaTlatlAn church Is perfectly 90 sisient ~
holding tnis faith. fhs communion o.
sslnts IN the pray,T-D0ok, IN which every
Eri.cOprlan believes mnins the inter
,ufsa between saints n EARN and n
heaven. Melnnc'hnn, the scholar OF the
R,furma ion, thd. have nlyfelf t,n
,uirts nnd have known many oihora whp
haya both sp.n Hn1 cpuysrs.d with
them.' l.uthef's ana CALVIN. works rrN
toll ~ apiriis. Ohrriu, after whom OOei-
La 60 lego q, named, was roluo ant COO
vert THIS doCtfine amt ilr nine y gr had
interviews 9ith his deceased w,ie. John
Wesley, the founder ~ MelnoGltm, gave
great prominence ~ hi, Writings . his be- |
lief IN the donirine of the return ~ ~ fi's
aud gave several eIampei OF Il A spirit, |
TO salt, hsd no diiliIul Ia travsllnR 5000 |
or 1000 miles in minute.
his hns always h.en the hhn |
"a the Christian church. / spest |
ov the book when say chat two OF the |
mo6t prominent bishops Of the Episcopal |
church believe that they have received
splt.ls from tho other world o her es-
nm pies wer0 also given OF ,he prevalence of
tho belief Ia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES phir
rlmes.
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RATHER EXCESSIVE.

Tho scale OF rates sstaoiished by tho
Liverynens' association. OF this city strikes
the average citizen Of being rather sxcss-
sive. II he did not know for a certainty
that he was rssidspt OF Dallas he would
often, scanning the rates, thinK himself .
dsniEen OF Dead wood or some other wild
western town, where whisky sells Tor TWEEN
ty.hve csnts drink and verythipg slse 10
eorrespondingly high 1, wss the fond be-
Lief and hope that the ass lcisuon, now In
its swadling clothes, would serve to bring
prices down to . more conservative basis.
Yet In its very infanov 1t smscks very
much OF monopoly. The nrst thing any
body knows there will be room In Dali.s
for . livery stable TO supply the necessity
at living rstes. The association has raised
rates q great deal higher than they were
even before, and the prediction 10 that there
will be married change T. the livery buss-
ness and II will be- wholly attributable to
She reckless rates estAbl sncd by the associa-
tion.
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CITYsCOIJRT.

City W. 8. W. Smith; fishting; continued.
City 70 d q. Mitchell; assault and bs,.
tery; continued.
City vs.. John Z. Isabel; representing an
officer; dismissed.
City W.. J. NJ. Smith; carrying pistol;
Q n,inued.
City VS. W @ Sickels; erecting wooden
Structure In the fire limits: continued.
City W Hollie Parker; dsorderly house;
cNnunu'd.
city W. John A. Crowdus; carrying pis.
toi; continued.
Cty vs.. Maud Dunbar; disorderly house;
continued.
CIV VS.. John r. Isabel; carving pistol
Continued.
Cityvs r. II jerks and Hsrby; obstruct.
ing streets: discharged.
City vs.. r. Hutlsn; assault and bat
tery: continued
City vs.. Matt Parks; vsgrauoy; dis
chsrged.
CITY W. ]. c. Lucas and William Perkins
gaming: continued.
City We. Mike Valley aud A. Hubbard;
intoxication; fined SO each.
City vs. Harry Hill; intoxication; fined
So.
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NINE rAILOns MaKE A MAN.

Inetesd Of this phrase being one OF re'
prosch,. It's origin. refects the highest honor
on the "Bons ~ the Scissors" In the year
l7I2, poor orphan BOY applied az one OF
tie fashionable Wett-eDd tailor shops In
London, in which nine journey men were
then employed. The iorlorn yet interest.
ing appearance Of the frendlesB lad t1uched
the hearts OF the benevolent tailors, who
immediately contributed nine snlllinRs for
the relief Of the little stranger. With this
capital the little fellow purchased fruit,
which he retailed st g profit. Yeas rolled
on: and as the result OF his industry wealth
and honor smiied upon him, 80 that u
length he IVES able 10 ret re from business
and keep his carriage. Instesd, however,
OF applying TO the college OF hersliry for
his crest, be painted .he following motto
on the panel OF his carriage door -
mime Tailors Made Me Man"
The benevolent taiiors above referred TO
were not more honorable or upright tkap
our Douglas Bros. the tpilors par excel
lenoer of this empire state. Added "a the
great merit Of their personal capacity in
being able to pl-nse the most fsstidious,
their immense stock OF woolens has been
selected with marvellous care, and COM
prlses a greater variety OF styles than can
be found In any similar house southwest OF
81. Louis aud In truth their establishment
compares favorsbly with those OF metro
politab notonsty. Visit them and nee Tor
yourselves, and you will become firm
friends and patrons OF
DOUGLAS Bros.
703 Main street, Dallas, Texes.
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Cure for Piles.

Cure for Piles.
Piles are frequently preceded by sense
of weight In the back. loins and lower part
of the abdomen, causing the patient TO sup.
pose bo has some affection OF the kidneys
or n.ighboring organs. AT iimes symp'
toms OF indigestion are present, as hatu-
lency, upessiness of the stomach, etc a
moisture, like perspirs,ion, producing
warm, is very common attendant. B ind,
bleeding and itching piles yield at once TO
the application OF DR.. Bosanko's Pile Rene
DIV, which acts directly upon the parts
affected, absorbing the tumors, allaying the
intense itching, and affecting permanent
cure. Price 50 cents. Address. The DR..
Boaanko Medicine Co.. Piau,, Ohio. soid
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Spirits and Spirit sharps.

street churches during ths lest few months
tam in oil the halls Of the spiritualists Of
Phil dsiphis for wears past ssid DR.. West
brook last evening after bic regular Sunday
evening lecture 10 the City Institute hall.
Some one had cent no . request that be
should give his opinion about spiritusllsm
sod splrliuslist and be vss siylngit The
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A Down rown Merohnnt.


Having passed several nights, disturbed
by The agOuies aud cries ofa suffering child
aud hecumlng convinced that Mrs. Wins
lows soolhing Syrup was Just the grticlt
needed, procured supply Tor tho child
On reaching home aud acquainilng his
vito with whnt hc had done, She refused TO
have IL administered to the child, AZ she
was strongly IN favor Of Homeopathy. That
nirht the child passed in suffering, and the
parents without sleep. Returning home the
day following, the father found the baby
slill worse and while contemplating an.
other s-epless night, the neither stepped
from tho room 20 attend 20 some domestic
duties. aud LEFT the hther with the child.
During her absence he administered por.
ton OF the Soothing Syrup TO the baby and
said gothlng. That night oil hasds slept
we'll and the litllu fellow Gwoke IN the
morning bright and happy. The mother
was delighted with the sudden ana wonder.
FOL change. AID although at FIRST offended
NJ the deception prGclced upon her, has
continued 10 use the Syrnp, and suffering
crying babies and restless nights have dis
appeared. A single trial Of the Syrup
never yet failed 10 relieve the baby, ana
overcome the prejudice OF the mother
Sold by al druggists. 2Jceuts bottle.
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Something that will quiet the nerves,
give strength to the body, induce retire III
ing sleep improve this quality OF the blood
and purity and brighten the complsxion,
Is what many per.one would be very glad
10 obtain. Car'er's Iron Pins are male 70
exactly this clsss Of trouplea, and are re-.
markably successful in nco0mpl shing the
ends desired ns named above They are
useful for both men and women. Sold hv
druggists. Price so cents box. See adyer-
ttaafuant