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The Late lErs. Jane Perry Butler.

R;sh!sEa," :he Colrmh.a co.-esnoa.
dent of the Augusta Chronicle, speaking
of the Ne,cs and Curriers' admirable de.
sign of securing and publishing sket ches
OF the experiences of Southern vomen
during the Tkr, reiates tho following
Many of your readers will recollelt the
instance of Gen. Buffers mother taxing
the oath at Edge6eld Court House. and
her proud reply TO her would be courte
ous foe. Mrs. Butler's grandfather was
q dgtiESuished naval officer; her uncle.
Mathew Gslbraiah Perry, was a Commo.
dere, and her father was Commodore
Oliver Hazard Perry Of Lake Erie fame.
I. Her husband's father iwss gallant army
ofichs Of ths Revelation. Her husband
was o captain In the regular army prior
20 the late war aud served his country
faithfully, whilst one Of his brothers was
20 United States Senator and another
Governor Of South Carolina. Mrs. But
les, being q widow, found It necessary
99fer tho proper transaction Of some leaal
raattera trf take the hated oath. The
officer who presented her to the comman.
der. .Of. the Sf,baE thinking 10 win favor
for her with the little despot of an ilour.
began TO Eiye him q slist Of the distin.
sgnished men With whom Che was aIlied.
The nohio Iady stopped him and said !:
ST prefer to bo known as the piother of
GET. SSf, Q. Butler, Of the Confederate
army. Is.
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Hereditary Insanity.

Hereditary Insanity is the most terri
bic disease thatcan be transmitted from
parent to child. 1t often remains latent
aud unsuspcctcd, however, for genera.
ton, or perhaps longer, and then only
manifest itself in single member of q
household, and is set down to persona!
idiosyncrasy. Like fire to. gunpowdcr,
any calamity which appeals Intensely to
the brain is liable to ignite the fires of
madness. A strange case Of this kir.d is
reported from Halifax. One member of
the family, Roger Amer, is in Jail at Bos.
ton, awaiting his trial for murder. This
so worked upon the brain of married
sister that she had to be conveyd to a lu
matte asylum. Soon attcrward the broth
er of the accused prisoner became in.
| sane at his residence near Diyhy, n. s.,
and his malady has increased 30 that lie
also will have to be confined in an asy.
lum. In Il little while Il younger sister
showed the same symptoms, and is now
n maniac. Thus three members of one
family have lost their reason through the
mental agony of having brother accused
OF murder. If they were sure Of his in.
their being thus affected. Even if they
have knowledge or belief of his guilt tho
triple coincidence of brother and two
sisters becoming insune from The same
grief seems to point beyond doubt to
hereditary predisposition. Possibly the
alleged murderer may also be insane and
his crime may have beer the result o
brain disease. At any rate his lawyers
will be able to make a strong case for his
insanity if, in addition to the living mem
bcrs Of his family who are now insane
they can trace the disease back to mis-
father or mother or their families.-
Brooklvn Eagle.
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: dentist was asked whether gentle
men or ladies gage him the most trouble,
and he reptied, 90, gentlemen, beyond
question. operated upen a gre>' many
officers just before they went to the re-
cent War, and assure you that many of
them who are now neroes behaved in a
very unheroic way in deed i'm the chair in
which you are sitting Women scream a
little, but are always ready to thank mo
for what do for them. Men moan, and
groan. and abuse me-"
- "Dar is many n rule" says Uncle
Sam, wat won't work bofe ways. Whis.
Ky will produce a headache, but head.
ache won't p,oduce whisky"
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February skies.

1t is full dress with the planets, moon
and stars this month. Never was more
brilliant spectacle in the skies than is
presented now by the heavenly process
sion. Venus has been seen for month
sending her lovely rays through the deep
rcd glow of our wonderful sunsets. She
rcigns supreme rs evening star in the
West, a. il is meet she should do, in the
month that contains the extra leap year
day. She reaches her dcclination on the
llth, being then II degrees North Of the
sunset point.
But while Venus reigDs alone in the
Vest the East is filed Will! q long pro-
ce-sion pi astronomical and NEUROLOGICAL
celebrities. First CONES Saturn, the
father Of them all, who shines with
steady and serene coun,cnaucc between
tie fiery Aldcbaran and the Ileiades.
He is now at the most iavorblc point for
observation, being near the sun and
turned SO that the opening between the
rings may bc plainly seen. 1t will be
thirty years before such an opportunity
Of examining him occurs again, and he
| is therefore now the laYOrte cvnosurc OF
astronomers.
Next 70 Saturn comes Jupiter, his royal
son, who outshines him completely, and
is far the most brilliant object in the
Western sky. Following him at re.
spcct!ul distance, and little TO the North
is ruddy Mars, who has just passed one OF
his most interesting and characteristic
stages = opposition. The earth is now
/ almost directly between him and tie sun
and the distance between him aud the
earth Is nearly G0.t00,U0O miles. He is
not particularly brilliant now, rs he is al.
most in aphclion, and we almost in peri.
hclian. Neptune, the outpost Of our sys.
TEN, is evening star, bu; rs hc cannot be
seen without Il powerful telescope, he is
Of no particular Interest 10 m.. The
cl"siye Mercury i, morning star. and you
| may catch him if you can about the 18th,
when be will be visible, if at all, about
an hour before sunrise, near the South
ern horizon.
The moon is full! on the 10th, near
midnight. She is then quite close to
Mars, and OH the previous evening will
pay her respects to Jupiter in passing.
But not only arc the planets at their
best this month; the fixed stars also arc
on parade. The gorgeous Orion, pre-.
cccded by the Pleiades and lIyadcs, and
followed by the glorious monarch of all,
Sirius, is overhead, South of the zenith.
The twins, Castor and Poliux, are not far
of, and Procyon still sus,ains his corner
of the giant triangle Of which Sirius and
Bctclgcuse are the other apices. Toward
the North, almost overhead, is Cape!Ia,
second only to Sirius in brightness, now
that Arcturus is gone into the West. The
Great Bear we have always with us, re-
volving around his axle, Polaris.
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WOMAN AND THE BABY,

puzzle the little child i'll the domestic economy.
the gives her life and strength support the life
of her blessed little youngscr!
How the child kicks and laughs and crows
How the chd grows, and heavier and heavier every day
And she lifts him. and him. and plays with him. and takes
OF him by day and by night
Is any wonder the breaks down? Ter back aches Her
stomach fails c Her liver bad Her blood thin and she she
feels poorly Yes pooy-vc poorly Give mother bottle Q!
HroIns She needs the blood which that wiz
there She have a vii be confirmed old invalid
Brotn hou ENyS helps au,i lie,
cIccriulness, and ysor Tell al the mothers know.
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u medical atudent rays he has never
been able 10 discover the bone OF contenl
sion; and desires 20 know II itfan'ts the
/ siaw.bone. e t2,3 !. s3ss Z b s 4
y Ifeugii on CouEhs.', e,
Knocks q Cough 5cr Cold endwise. For
children or adults. Trochcs; l5o. Liquid,
6oc. AT druggi i: M
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Useless Fright.

To worry about any Liver, Kidney OF
Urinary Trouble, especially Brights Dis.
case or Diabetes, as Hop. Bitters never
fails of cure where cure is possible.
We know this.
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MASTERS SALE.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
ANDERSON j;OIISTN

IN The Court Of Common Pleas.
Elizabeth Nallv, as heir Mt law and Ad.
ministratrix, Plaintiff, VS.. Joseph Nally
Samuel Nally. ct al, Defendants Com.
ptaint for Partition, DC.
pY virtue Of an order to me directed by
I'D his Honor J. II. Hudson, Presiding
Judge, dated 18th February, 1884. will sell
at Anderson G. H.. 8. c.. on SALEDAY
IN MARCH next, the following described
Tract of Land. to wit:
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND, con-
tanning one hundred and twenty acres, more
~ Less, sit"otc in Rrushv Greek Township,
in Anderson County, in the State of South
Carolina, adjoining lands of w. w. Phil
lips, Alfred Sheriff, and others. and known
rs the Real Estate Of James 0. Nally, de.
ceased.
TERMS OF S.IE-One. third cash, md the
balance on credit Of twelve months, with
interest from day of sale, to be secured by
a bond and mortgage of the premises with
leave to anticipate payment. Purchasers
to pay extra for all necessary papers.
w. w. HUMPHREYS, Master.
Feb 7, 1884 30
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BUCKINGHAM WHISKEY.
a REALLY pURF STIM,Il AMT

VNIIIS WHISKEY is controlled entirely
IL by NENABLE & IIEYMAN, New
York. 1t is distilled in Maryland in the
slate water regions Of that State from tho
small grain grown there. The distillatinn
is supeT;ntended by gentleman who
thoroughly understands his business.
Nothing delrterious is permitted TO enter
into It's composition and none of it is al
lowed to be sold until fully three years old,
in order that it may be entirely free by
evaporation rom fusel oil. Nenable &
Heyman otter these goods as perfectly pure,
TO fill long felt want for medical purpo.
ses. 1t is their own brand and they stake
their reputation OH the truth Of this asser-
ton.
For sale exclusively at Anderson, S. g.,
by d. O'Donnell, John O'Donncll, Palace
Saloon, s. T. Craig & Co., NJ. ID. Kennedy.
+. w. SlNDORF,
Charleston, s. c.,
Wholesale Agent for South Carolina.
Oct. IS, lSS3 II I'm
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TO THE PUBLIC.

HAVE more Goods than need. and
Il being satisfied that tho prices and DUAL.
ity will compare favorably with nny in the
city, ask an inspection or mystock before
yon buy. A, II. TOWERS -
Nov %, 1883 30
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
l,NIIRT IEL GOMlION rI.KSAS

Urslcy :. Tucker, Plaintiff, against Harrison Tuck
er, John 7. Tucker. Lucy Catlct, John James
Tucker, Nancy Gray. John 6. Hall, I.canna Hall,
Ezekiel Hall jr:. b. y. Hall. Eliza Galley. Fran
kansic Cook, Essic Wharton. Salic Hamilton,
Il. +. Clinkscalrs, William Clnks, llcs, Sebastian
Clink-caics. Baxter Clinkscales. b. T. Gray,
Mary Mcdaniel Polly Hall, William Hall. jim
scy Hall. Salie Boyd, Elizabeth Ethridge, Wash
inst"n Hall. Davis Hail Hannah Barnes, Ella
Jane Moore Hannah Price, Lucinda Tate John
James Tucker, E,hcrlinda burton, Hannah
Brown Tucker, Rhoda Bishop, Mary Tucker,
Nancy Tucker, Ecbccca Tucker and Jane Tucker,
To he Defendants Harrison Tucker. John p Tuck
81: Lucy Catlett, John James Tucker, Nancy
Gray, John q. Hall. Lennna Hail. Ezekiel Hall.
Marietta Cowan, Savannah Roe, Elkansie Cook
Esse Wharton, Saie Hamilton. L. J.. Clink-
scales, William Clinkscnlcs, Sebastian Clink-
scales, Baxter tlink>calrs, b. 7. Gray. Mary Nc
Sallic Boyd, Elizabeth Eihridge, Washington
Hall, Davis Hall Hannah barnes. Ella HALL
William Newell, y. j. Newell, >. ). Newell, Jane
Moore, Hannah Price, Lucinda TATE, John
James Tucker, Ethrrlnda Burton, Hannah
brown Tucker, Ehodu bishop, Mary Tucker,
Nancy Tucker, Rcbrcca Tucker and Jane Tuck
err
VOU are hereby summoned md required To an :
i swcr the complaint in this action, a copy OF
which is herewith served upon you, AMI to !,
copy of your answer To the said complaint on the
subscribers NJ their office, Anderson G. H., 5. c.,
within twenty days after the service hereof, cx.
elusive of the day Of such service and f YOU fail
To answer the complaint within the time aIure-
Court for tie relief demanded in ;hc complaint.
Dated at Anderson. :. G.. Ja'uar: II, \, II. las;
MURRAY BIEAZEALE 4 SMTERAf,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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IsnALl .JorN ". pASrmI.s, cssAp.

To the aiovc named Defendants
Take notice that the complaint in this action
together with the Summons, of which the foreyo-
ing is copy, WAS filed in the office Of the Clerk OF
s. G., in the County of Anderson in the State oi
South Carolina. on the nth day Of January, 4. d.
1881, AMI that the object Of the action is to obtain
Partition 1f the li"al Estate of Dejarnrtt Tucker
deceased, situate in the County OF Anderson
State OF South Carolina, and for an accounting IA
the plaintiff for services rendered the said pejar.
nett Tucker in his lifetime, and other indebted
ness. ami for services rendered Sarah Tucker, lie.
cascd. during her lifetime, AMI other indebted
ness ar for sale Of the premises. III paIti
ton cannot lr had wit hou prejudice Ia the inter
est of the owners, and division vi III. proceeds
January lith, lsSi.
MURRAY, BREAZEALE * MURRAY,
Plaintiffs Attorneys.
tsEALi JonS ". DANIELS, c. CT.
Jan u. 1881 2S q
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New Advertisements.
THE UNIVERSITY OF THE souIH

Is located at sEWANEE. TENN, upon the Cum
THIS School, uuder tho special patronage Of the
bishops OF the Protestant Episcopal Church in the
south and Southwest. offers tho heathiest resi-
dence and the best advantages, both moral and
educational. In Its Grammar School and its Collie
gate and Th>?lc sical Departments. For the spe-
elal eainis OF this Un crsity for patronage apply
ior documents to the Rev. TELFAIR HODGStN
u. d., Vice Chancellor Sewanee Tenn
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FIRE INSURANCE.
GIN HOUSES,
SAW, WHEAT AND CORN MILLS,
STORES, DWELLINGS,
MERCHANDISE ana
FARM PROPETY,

Insured in First Class Companies |!
CONTINENTAL Insurance Company Of
" New York.
Liverpool and London and Globe Insu-
rance Company.
North British and Mercantile Insurance
Company.
Phunix Assurance Company of London.
STANDARD Fire Office of London.
Crescent Insurance Company of New
| Orleans.
Rochester German Insurance Company
Of New York.
Representing the above Companies will
give attention TO all business offering.
For information address me at Pelzer,
s. G.
WILLIAM G. WHILDEN,
Special Agent and Adjuster OF Losses.
| Agents Of the Continental Insurance
! Company in Anderson County:
a. b. Towers. Anderson c. II.
w. +. Cox. Belton.
l.. w. Tribblc Honea Path.
| Is. f. Seaborn, Pendeton.
| Aug % 1883 6
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ANDERSON
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.

a. IT,. Ford, Plaintiff, against y. E. Gaard, c. L.
Mons for RelieC-Cvmpldint not .Serred.
To the Defendants y. L. Gallard and C. L. Gall
lard:
VOu are hereby summoned and required to an
/ swcr the complaint in this action, which
Is filed in the office OF the Clerk Of the Court
OF Co'hmon Pleas AT Anderson {. H., s. C., and to
serve copy OF your answer to the said complaint
on the subscriber at his office Anderson c. H.,
exclusive OF the day of such service: and if you
fail to answer the complaint within the time
aforesaid, the plaintiff in this action will apply to
the Court for the relief demanded in the COM
plant
Dated January Gth. =. D. 1884.
II. 6. SCUDDAY,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
tSEALl John W. Daniels c. +.
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TUFTS MAIR 0YE

GRAY HAIR son WfrrsRTas chanc.d e..
stnntiy to GLoaEY BLACK by q siniSio mn.
pncanon OF this DYE. Sold by DrIt1pisfs.
oS Ssens by eEpress on reoeipt Of on.
Omoe. a. Murray Street, New York.
TUFTS saAHUAl 1E Useful aEeElpTe Eprs
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! ID 1T I ] S
Pl I, ]. S
TaR2sN BOWELS.
DaS0R ID e u Ed Liver,
ANfa MAI AHb


from these sources arise three. .fonrfba ~
INC diseases or the human racc. These
symptoms indicate their existence IoaS N
2EsSst Posvsle eeati9o. Sick TTead.
acne, Totlness after eating, nvcraion IN
esertton OF body or mind, Eructntion
ox Looo, 1rrttahslity or temper, Tow
sp,nn spls,ts, = a feeling 1sg OF having neglected
sIs1 Urine, C0NsTiFATioN. and de de.
mand tho use ofa remedy TINT acts fiirectiv
On e1tYd the LIVER: Aver asaLyer medicino TUxE's
NIIn.noye M ana Skin is also prompt; romoyin0
an impurities through these three - scavs
esHnEors OF tho systena," producing appe.
sn;,, mts, sound digestlon, regular stools, Clear
SKIN ana vigorous body. TUFTS PILLS
ss.,se Gduse no nausea or gripping nor interfere
WIN daiiy work and arc a perfect
ASaEaDOTE TO MALARaA.
HE FEELS LIKE a NEyy nTAN.
.,oa nave bad Dyspepsin, with Constipa-
Honi e|o years, and have tried ton tiiGSrant
Einds OF pills. and TUET'H arc the ;frst
s!eaned ms out nicely. My appetite is
splendid, food dlgests readily, and now
InNM nMve snatuTal SaSsagea. I fesl like now
ss.osaevsrywnsre. .aSo. 08ee. a Murrayst., my.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1884-06-26

Webster difnes propaganda rs =
person who devotss himself to the spread
OF any system Of principles. This is M
appsllation properly belonging to Mr.. +.
E. Ingalls,, Of Concord, N. H., the pro
pristor OF DR.. Graves Heart Regulator.
Mr. Ingalls, devotes his time and money
to spreading facts before the public rela'
tive to the efficacy Of this Regulator.
Facts are stubborn things, and there seems
to be no doubt that this Regulator is,
indeed, . certain cure for heart troubles,
sleeplessness. and nervousness. Atlantic
Press.
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STATE NEWs.

At Searsburg. Mrs william Tudor sus
tanned fracture OF her arm BY her hors
backing over q steep embankment.
Silas Mitchell OF East Fairfield, EN-
ployed on st. ]. 4 L. 9. construction
train. WAS badly hurt on Friday. rcceiv
ing . compound fracture Of the leg.
Prof W. II. Shaw, who occupied the
position Of principal 10 the Rutland high
school during the spring, has returned "a
his home at Wallingford.
The Marble Savings bank has declared
. ssniansual dividend q ala per cent,
payable July LIST. distributing over Ave
Thousand dollars to its depositora.
Alive Texan cowboy il creating xn.
saiion il Brattlsboro. dressed IL frontier
costume, with Mexican mustang and trap.
pings.
Mrs.. Catlin Of Goshen. whose husband
died under suspicious circumstances last
March. has besa indicted by the grand
Jury Of Addison county for his murder by
poisoning. and is now 10 Jail.
The new Middlebury college catalogue
shows 1880 graduates siacs 1900. Of which
6i9 arc living. Five hundred and sins
graduates became clergymsB. and 40 non.
graduates bare received honorary de-
grees
In Rutland. Sunday. james Murpby's
barn was burned. Not Insured. The ell
10 the house Was burned and tho remain
der Of The house badly damaged by IRE
and water. The house and furniture we're
Insured Tor $1,000.
TIE body OF Winnie BalIon. drowned
\ East Pusnsy week ago. Was disesv-
red Friday sight BY A. @. Carleton, cen.
lustor on the West River road. just 10.
ow Damnsrstoa. His body was sent 10
Tor burial, Mr.. Carleton will
receive tbs s25 reward.
A. @. whismors Of Burliagtsn, while
iding irsm Troy y Albany on the boat
:. r. James % Sunday. Va robbed Of
4 bis vstoh. He osussd The arrest Of .
nan whs has bssu connected with The |
>levan house ics u ysars On suspicion |
4 bsisg The thief The watch vx alter
'ards found on tho boat ssd returned 70 |
ks ssrsr.
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The Blaine and Logan ratification meet
ing at the town hall Rutland last evening
was largely attended and the enthusiasm
aroused removes ell fear that may have
been felt lest Vermont Republicans should
prove lacking in fidelity to the principals
Of their party.
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A young dog belonging to Lyman Hais'
ington Of Rsch ester. tresd an old bear and
three cubs last Saturday afternoon. Hear.
ing the dog bark for sometime, his boys
went to see what game was at bay. HAY
ing no gun the old bear came down and es-
capped. The three cubs were killed.
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There is ssthing like DIR. Thomss' Ec-
lsctrie Oil to quickly cure or relieve hoarss-
ness. writtss by Mrs. N. J. Fellows, Burr
Oak, st. joseph Co., Mich.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
About one year ago parties 70 whom z.
kstabrook was indebted for accounts made in
1873 70 1878 forced payment and, be being nm.
Able 70 meet 1t, they attsched bis goods ana
onet ~ iof me same. and be was obliged to 20
help OF kind friends vas enabled 70 continue
the u.iness and pay these claims. / nov vish
70 thank his patrons Of previous years and mine
fths past year for their trade during the wear
that has just ended. and pledge myself 10 siye
them q al times - good stock a q reasonable
one tells you that you cannot get such soods 4
you have been In the habit Of getting Il Rsts.
bvook's, and that come one 10 selling oheaper
than do, do not believe IT, but come and ses for
yourselves that have the goods and that the
pnces are right. Among othsrsthinRs you viii
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vEaETINE is acknowledged by all classes
Of people TO be the best and most reliable
blood purifier in the world.
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Soon after the Chicago convention Sen
atsr Joe Hawley, Of Connecticut, one Of
the brightest and soundsst men wrote the
following letter to friend
SENATE CHAMBER, WASHINGTON, June ID,
Friend Carrier: Blaine had major.
ity OF hundred when the convention
met. Had the friends Of Edmunds broke
twenty Of their number would have gone
to Blaine. In Arthur's casa. o hundred
would have gone, and in Logan's thirty
at least and half Of Sherman's. Blaine
and Logan will sweep all the possible
Rspub lican votes west Of New York. They
will fight for West Virginia, North Caro-
lima and Tennessee. They must fight for
New York and New Jersey. 1t is useless
to disguise the fact that great many
good men are sorrowful over the nomina-
ton. For myself, I stand squarsly for
the party and the ticket was brought up
an Ishmaslite- free soiler, devoting my
soul TO the destruction Of the old Wing
and Dem scrstic parties. I took pleasure
in feeling hat every mans haAd was
against me. and y 'ins against every mans.
I an more trouhl.a With the platform
than with the candidates. "u' UA' u'.
travel With The Mississippi.
party has wealth Of tradition, an H. 49,
'ole DRIFT. II carries the ark, Of thscoy.
lant Of the republic. On the stump II
nall talk for only what believe IN. and
'ot hesitate to speak my mind. The dis.
'ontent is no greater than IL was When
5rant was rrnoninatsd, or Hayes was put
70, or even Garfield. And remember
hen Lincoln was renoninsted. Hastily
ours. J. r. HAwLEr.
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BURDOCK BLOOD BITTERS.
WHAT Is IT.

w vegetable preparation,
A strict. a choice and skillful
composed OF Natures best rene
combination OF 4, does not claim
dies. The discovere. =. but boldly
it cure for all the ill.,. m Of dis
warrants it cures every fo4 ar, i'm
ease arising from.a torpid liv, md
pure blood, disordered kidneys, :.
where there is broken down con-
dition Of the System, requiring al
prompt and permanent tonic, i'll
never fails to restore the sufferer.
Such is BURDOCK BLOOD BIT
rERS. Sold by all druggists, who
IRE authorized by the manufacturers
Q refund the price to any purchaser
Who is not benefited by their use.