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A YERs cArHAR1fc PILLS ARE THE BEST
AAmedicine that can be employed correct irregu-
lartes of the stomach and bowels Gentle yet thor
ongh in their action they constipation stimulate
the digestive organs and the appetite, and cleanse
build up and strengthen the system.
FTHHE CONSTANTLY TIRED-OUT" FEELING
so often experienced is the of impoverished
blood and consequent enfeebled vitality Ayers Sar-
saparla feeds and enrches the blood increases the
appetite and promotes digestion of the food and the
assimilation of its Strengthening qualities The sys-
tenn being thus invigOrated the feeling rapidly changes
to q grateful sense Of strength and energy. my6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-07

GENUINE DASFORTH FLUID can only be OBJ
tanned at W. ;. jerks Il Cos. III 9TH street.
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LOCAL MENTION.
TIE Weather
'FICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
4 4

OFFICE or THE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER
wAsHINGToN. ID. c., May ., 1885, II a m.
For the middle Atlantic states partly cloudy
weather, and occasional variable winds shifting
I" nJr;hwesteriy, higher barometer, lower tenn
p allure.
For Friday. colder fair weather Is indicated
for the middle Atlantic, south Atlantic and east
GEll states Fair weather in the lake regions.
COLD WAVE COMING.
Cold wave flag was ordered up at Wash
is.tOa at 1912 a. IN. The temperature will
probably fall from 1oo to DO In the next
twenty-fOur hours.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-07

SODDISG promptly attended to. L. L. Bak
Ala 18th ST. s.w.
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BLACK AND CoLoRrD Silks.
FULL LINE BLACK SILKS, &c, 81, S1.25.
FULL LINE COLoRED SILKS 37Ia. so, 75c.
FULL LINE BLACK AND COLORED CASH.
MERES, 3.l., SOC
FULL LINE SUTTINGS so, 62Ia, sc.
A FULL LINE INDIA LINENS 10. I2Ia Is 20, 25c.
FULL LINE PARASOLSa and UMBRELLAS
A FULL LINE CASSIMERES. 37I2 so, 75c, 81
FULL LINE ASSABET AND MIDDLESEX
FLANNELS.
FULL LINE MISSES. LADIES AND CENTS
HOSIERY.
FULL LINE TOWELS AND NAPKINS.
FULL LINE TABLE LINENS. %, 81 SO, 75c. 81.
GOOD ICE BLANKET, SOC.
CASE IO-4 SHEETING, 22c, WORTH 25c
WAMSUTTA AND NEW YORK MILLS, loo
WE SELL AT POPULAR RRICES
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PLUMBING AND TIMING at Shedd's,
400 9th street.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-07

Dent rub yourself with turpentine, but use
!, Salvation Oil for your rheumatism. Price Csc 1
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BARsA1Ss' aARGAISs'
GREAT BARGAINS IN SHIRTS Al THE
BRANCH BALTIMORE IRT FACTORY
The COMFORT SHIRT, made of wamsutta Cotton
and Richardson's 21OO Liren. (Renforced) finished
ready for the wash tub, only IS cents This Is
the Finest Shirt In sc market.
Ask to see orr CROWN DIAMOND SHIRT, made
OF Fruit OF sie Loom Cotton and Fine Linen Bosonls
only 81 cents These Shirts lengthwise the
co:on carefully made and will give entire satisfaction
We have Just received $50 dozen MINIS FANCY
HALE HOSE, which We intend TO sell at rs CENTS
PER PAIR, At
mhl3 1902 F STREET NORTHWEST.
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SUMMER RESORTS
NI|k

Tn BA4 sgg5z, HAVEN, NJ. 6t
This new and elegant Hotel the best the Atlantic
coast will commence Its second early In June
GEO. w. KITTELLE,
my-.tu th&sCRt proDriofrr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-07

THE LAwS-CARsON DIFFICULrY.-The trial
of Walter X. Laws, charged with carrying con-
cealed weapons-a pistOl-which 1t was claimed
was fired in an alteration with Perry Carson
on March 4th last, resulted, yesterday in q dis
agreement Of the jury, and they were dis
charged.
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sPNSG SALE BY AUCTION OF MArTrNGS AND
fLEGANr HUGS AND CARPErs-Mr Bowling
VIII sell tomorrow morning at his auction
rooms, 1lth street and Pennsylvania avenue a
spiendld line of straw mattings and Moauet
ana Whsn carpets and rugs; all new, of differ
see advertisement in auction columns
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Ia" END MISCELLANEOUS Books AT AUC.
TIoS--Nr. bowling has now arranged and
res .y, Tor examination ut his auction rooms a
saIHiDIe coileetlon of law and miscellaneous
books, the sale of which "a kes niace next Nom
Say evenlng- Catalogues are now ready for
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IN ISS ANNIE h HUMPHREY,
$50 TENTH STREET NoRrHwFsr.
Makes Corsets 10 order I'm every style and material.
and guarantees perfect fit and comfort
HER SFE1TALTIfs Arr
French Handmade Undertaking. Mertno UnderWoas
and finest imported Hosiery.
Patent shoulder BrnCes and all Dress Reform COCOA
French Corsets and Bustes.
Childrens torsets and "A 81 Corset Miss HI q own
make that for the price Is unsurpassed.
y. B.-Frelch German and Spanish spoken mrl<
7 ROCHoN, CORCoRAN BUILDING.
~ First-class Hair Dresser from Paris.
Three Patents and Five Medals nom ExpostonsS
Paris. Lyons and Vienna
Manufacturer and importer OF
HUMAN HAIR AND FINE HAIR WORK
Ladies fine Hair Cutting and Hair Dressing.
Iialr dyed and shanlpooed ia irst-cass manner.
Wigs 10 order
DIS 537 18th nv.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-07

CluettS Crown Collars,
Gums and Monarch Shirts are the best of all. q,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-07

For Blk. Cashmeres go to 736 7th st. + f.
Young. Also find best 81 Pearl Shirts.
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GEO. J. JOHNSON & LUTTRELL.
-lS Market Snace
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Quotations Of Stocks and Bonds and information
regarding the markets received through our wires
instantly, direct from the New York Stock Ex-
Change. All orders executed and reported promptly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1885-05-07

Crab Meat by the quart or gallon; also,
Clans, Oysters. Hard and Soft Shell Crabs at
WeSer'S. 1 16 street northwest
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-12
Tho Supremacy Of Grass.

TIE great arabic crop of the couptrr
Is maize, worth three fnurths of billion
last year, but the value of grass was yery
much greater. That portion which il
cured for Winter Use Ia small compared
with what Is gathered by the farm ami.
mails themselves, in Summer, and In
every season of the rolling year. I, il
not the grass farm in England that fails
to rent. but the arabic grain and turnip
iands on which the pinch OF competition
ia'is soonest and hardest. Illinois has
mainly gone to grass, except about a
fourth OF the area given up to corn. and
prospers In proportion. to the exten, of
verdure: Iowa 10 faat, following the az.
ample, and 10 reaping the reward OF this
stroke Of rurat economy. Southern WIS.
consin and Southern Minnes,ta are nm.
idly extending moving and pasturnre,
and enlarging fiooks nnd herds: aud ca.
tab.ishing butter and cheese factories.
The Snnth Ia beginning to think better of
grass there ian Geld for enterprise 40
.dsilyiIg sod meat productions on the
Allegkaniau nlateaus aud slopes which
will tsiie day mike the fortune, of multi
tndes. . and can ha had, at nomiual
Fateh, capable of growing clover and
orchard grahs, ,Sin o Ulimaie healthiul and
.comf Portable as any in the United States.
where q near. market for butter and
cheese at high prscea could be enjoyed
until competitine Eshnuld cquaiiss The
superior radyantage.---N. ]. Tribune.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-12
Ways TO Become Attractive.

A Pnrisian newspaper has been teach. i.
Ing its lady readers "how to DO a.trac.
tive" Surely the readers of the We
Idrisienne ought to be in no need of
advice such as the following: "Look
cnnfident and Indifferent; express your
self simply end with voice US sweet az
possible. Be keenly alive to everything
tnat passes, yet appear absent minded
knew as much IN possible,s yet please by
asking questions. Having read every.
thing. appear ignorant; hear all, ALWAYS
express surprise; desiring everything,
ask for nothing. BE light hearted to
preserve your beauty be indulgent to
attract sympa,hy"-und so on. These
aws-sOme evidently anti-blue.stockinp
'aws-are laid down as absolute. with
one execution. "Elush neither Cor shame
nor for pleasure" to which il added, ..if
you can help it," Verify, the good OH
saying holds good still: IN fuut souf
jrir pour etre belle" There are. however,.
somo clauses which might with equal
advantage be applied TO both sexes
For instance: 'Dn not force wit; always
listen attenlively; be charitable fur ynur
own satisfaction be frank and you n se..
never he afraid of the truth see things
ut u glance judge quickly, and think
more quickly still in order 10 keep cool
head" But wise an these laws are, and
however much the world nigh, be bene
h'ed by more general application OF
them, they belong decidedly TO the cate
CORY OF precepts more easily preached
than practiced.-EaH IfdN Ga.eite,
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-12
A Corner In Cats.

Lamp lighter David Morse Of this
town repeat. To reporter, the other
day, very queer story told him by his
father fifty yeara ago. Living in The
town OF Warwick. toward. the tl,ne of
The eighteenth century, was an eccentric
individual named Aaron Leeper, who
had Il wonderful faculty for accumula,ing
money. AT that time Orange County,
and especially the rural districts, was
but spar,eiy settled, and everybody for
miles around knew each others business
and were on term of familiarity. One
day the ncighbors Of L"cper were sur
rri-td To sce him erecting Il large, low
building, covering upwards of an acre Of
land, but for what objec, he intended the
buiidihg he refused To dvulge. After il
Was completed he began To purchase all
the cats III III" country, aud for weeks he
Travelled for miIct in every direction,
bringing home wagon load after wagon
Ioai ni male and female cats. lie p,id
Il high pIice tor the cat, and always in
-i-t,d "n bu.iug uIl that IL customer had
"hrrwI-c he would not purcha-r 1T ali
Finally lie had cDllrcrrd in hi- corral
np"arl, nI cIgnl hundred cats, ana the
nightly concerts Which they held could
ue heard for long distance in every
direction, and the tame Of Lctper rs a
cat farmer became known throughout the
entire section.
Everybody supposed that it WAS only
another of Lecper', ecccntricitics and
never dreamed that lie WAS making "a
grand corner on cats" for his own az
grandizcmenl and they therefore cheer
fully parted with their house pets aud
pockeled the liberal sum which he paid
tor them. They found ont different
before the end Of the year Rats and
mice increased in vas: numbers and their
rhvnecs IN granarie.. cellar. and cup
honrds were 80 great that the rodents
became really pr-,iIcnce throughout
The land. II was then that everybody
turned To Lrcprr for relief, and the de
maDd for rat;ers aud mousers was so
urgent that he was able to place fancy
figures on his stock (Which by that time
had been augmented by many additions
in the feline circle and lie disposed OF
he entire lot at private sale and made
more clear money than had ever before
been made in ,bi. section on II single
farm. After this enterprise people did
not think l."rpcr % very eccentric after
nll.-I0H FERRIS H.) Ga,ehe.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-12
TO Mill Oh Horseback.

Down in Arknn-ns they still send a
boy To mill on horseback.
"Thf" are few sights more suggestive
ut hopeful patience than that of u bpy
,itling on bng OF wheat that IL fallen
from his horse. He starts to mill iny.
"usIy. The great event in the lille Of !.
young country bog is to be entrusted with
milling expedition. He sleeps very
little the nigh, before the journey, 80
ctlvc Is his mind concerning The pros
"cc'ive trip. His father helps him on
tho horse mnl h. sits on the bag ns proud
of his position N king is of lie chrome.
Every object alnng tnr road interests
him. He purks the blooms from the
l"gwoud, aud almost falls off when the
'"r-e reaches around TO buc himself
lie ridcs into the creek to let the nurse
'irink, and spits vt the minnowY that
swim around. Alter he goes up the
rank, on the opposite side of the stream,
aud pursnes hia course along the road,
he notices with alarm that the bag il.
slipping to one side. He sits still further
over TO make the bag balance, but yet he
is not satisfied, for it keeps on sliding
10 one side, aud ut last falls of. lie
cannot restrain his tears, and though he
knows that he caunnt lif one cad, yet he
'ng- at the bug. The old horse snurl-,
niohles the grass and lashes the boy
across the eye with his tail, "Whoa, ynu
I'D fool !" and the d'scnLsnIate little frl
low weeps afresh. lie cannot leave the
mg. fearing that some one will steal il.
tie must wait tie tarly coming of II
a-srr by. llo hear, the sound of hoois
aud he listens intent!y, while the swell
ing buds of hope burst into full bloom.
He is doomed TO disappointment, for the
horse has no rider. Thunder rumbles in
the distance and he will get wet. At
asst he sees m old negro coming along.
His heart beats high with hope. The
old negro turns aside and takes n by
path The boy shouts. but the old negro
Ices not hear him. Another hour. tim,
'erms nn ngc, draws itself along. He
nehrs wagon. He is almost wild with
iry. The driver, though II surly fellow.
'iits the bag up, and the boy, happy aud
thankful, is rescued just ut IL time when
he d"es not think that ho could stand il
a moment longer"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-12
Hoe TO Manage u Man.

Nothing OH earth fetches u man like Il
gond dinner und well dressed wife pre-.
siding. The husband who can look for
ward to such a state Of things every day
Of his life will never tire Of home, ana
the wife who studies his comfort will
have little difficulty in managing him,
according to her will Men are grega
r"us animals, and will wander in spite
of all nlnrcments, al but they are selfish
enough To remain where they are best
treated. aud by taking q little trouble for
a yenr or two of married life the years
that follow will, rs rule, find the hus-
band always glad to go back to the prelt,
home where smiles await him and the
dinner spoke of. There are 40 many
w"men VIII" object to being "bussed," M
they call it. Ny dear ladies, ynu can
always he boss if you take The trouble.
by giving in you get your own way az
you never would by fighting inr it. And,
after all, it is better To ieei you resrecl
your husband so much that TO give in to
him is not II difficulty.
Nine men out OF ten are manageable
if you &" the right way about it, aud onr
great point is to act after marriage
just IN you did before. Argument and
contradiction are vital enemies to married
peace. Should you wish for anything
particularly, don't insist upon it after
refusal. Some women are persistent, and
nsk: "Why hay sot? Why won',
you do a. | tell ynu?" aud irritste the
man. Rather b,de your time, and make
Nh extra good dinner of his favorit.
dishes, put n bow on of the color he
likes, make home and yourself sweeter
than ever. You'll get it sure, even il
y"'' have to wait. Also, when you want
him to do any particular thing which
y"n know will be tor bis good, for henv
ems sake do not say do it," Rather
drop hint that you think 20 and 30
would DO II good thing to do. Get him
interested, and then let the subject drop.
venture to say that in short time thu,
man vii! do precisely as you wished he
will never permit you to think that he
has traded the least on your common
'ense.-San Francisco Ne,rs Letter.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-12

The following from The Home Cues,
will give Us some idea what the publ G
schools In the large cities are doing F:
"One Of the best tests of system Of ed.
ucaticn 10 It's thoroughness with diffsren,
kinds Of children. In the public school.
Of the leading citiea Of the United States.
1t IL very noticeable to fud genera
proficiency in such branches az penman
ship aud drawing. A whole class win
be brought to standard of excellence
which would be remarkable in few OF
the pupils. This proves good system
and Intelligent teaching. 1t is condi
tion Of affairs that does away entirely
with the old idea that solno buys an,.
girls csn never learn. No matter what
their disposition or home surroundings
as soon as they fall under tho teaching
and discipline Of the public school they
ssaG learn, There is do harshness In il
either. It is rather because the methods
are better than ever before aud in IT, Q
.hands Of thosa spho know how to make.
them sliccsssfiI,"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-12
= Sugar is reported to be selling at
$50 cents q puund In Cuba.

w
uf", ier'.''t,, 10 De se'iihg AT
r,,
ne Legislature OF Alabama has
Pa''eo se"erai ibpcai op'l'h 'h".
= The Governor of Mich;g,n is p,id
All ahhuai salary oi one thou:ahd dollars.
- Fifty years ago the aycrure weight
Of beef cattle was 800 ru,ud, and now
il is 400.
con,n 'u,.to =, 'n' my !" ;,a. i,a''.So,
80 t,, .a'pp'' W p'es'u'' w" ''"'
"N "'''s' -"
There are 600 Chinese in New
York and Brooklyn, seven eiph.hS Of
"no'n are Ia 'he '"uhu'y o"''"' -
= Berch says he never could under
stand why nan should beat his wife.
1t il generally Lecau.e he dnrcn't tackle
anybody else.
rho,a :. .,;il =, ox;-.,o. :, go,
,,,J n,;a,n da,,,,.I ~ ,t,
di-pr"Ying the doctrine ,ini lie Earth j.
globe revolving about the sun.
S.,, c,,,,d ,,., o,o,
- 80; ,,,,'.,
I'D a,,J All ,,,,,,,I ,';.'.
liar. G:,rl,,d, w.d,,;,,,, I.., u.nl.
: In some parts Of North CtfollG"
candles and Kerosene lamps are still
considered articles of luxury, while res
nous torchc. are I" be hal gratis.
rh. yearly c,u.umntio, ,f mo,,s
in the UnI,cd States per ca,i,a il 100
pounds; in England, lOi pounds; i'm
France, ~ mounds and ~ (irru,auy. 60
pounds.
poo,.,l,;, ,u,, Jo,,,;,
q ,c;o,v h,. L.c;J.I ~ >, "i,,,I,. i;t.
nr,.f,.r,hi, ra,r;,.I hi;.. ,,.;nr;,y
IF IF th. deh,,nr. 49,. ;nJ;eynL - ), h1 ,v.. hs.11
,,u,r;o,i mo-,
~
= In Chicago on the 23rd instant Il
cable dispatch vas received by i. ID.
Armour & Co, from the English Govern
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-12
: The intermen, alive of A,;,, o., !,

~ The interment alive of Miss Cox of
Okonoko, W. Va, hcails TO mind the
curious custom practiced by an old Vir
Einia family, the Feudals Of Alexandria.
Whenever {. member Of the family dies.
,he male representative OF the Il older
+hranch thereof. just .hefore the hour. for
interment, buries n dagger. in the hear, of
The dead 10 assure himself of no re.
awakening. The dagger used Is one ga.
cred TO the purpose, and has been deyo.
ted to it's nsa for many generations. Tie
custom originated because of the burial
alive Of member Of the family and AN
ipherised tendency to a peculiar form OF
heart disease.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-12
"A rather singular .;nci,ent i iia , /,

- "a rather ,singnlar incident Is fet
ported NJ having occurred In! ST. Francis
bottom, near Walnut Ridge, Arkatisss,;
recently. IN cr.s.iug Tyro6 81 River ON
o mule, the rider, j. Eecr,ss fell Of and
was duWned. {. Tie esmule cams aassly to
shore and was aken possession OF by The
Squire The river was dragged ths
Snegro'a body found, aud ON. It q pistol.
He had Sbeen dead three dayss but che
Squire fa6i him $50 II s.d costs far csrrys
ing cnicsaled seapstIs and confncsted
mole and pistol to pay The ssuar. ss "a 81
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-12
Ge0rgin on Prohibition.

Judge 7. J. Simmons, of the Mucon
Circuit. held court in Barlow County re
GENTLY, and in his charge to the Grand
jury remarked that he had learned with
pleasure that Barlow County had recent.
ly voted whiskey ont of its borders. He
-a'd: II urge upon you, gentlemen, To
see that this law is respected and EN-
forced. II you will support it by q
hearty public sentiment and help tn
punish those who violate 1t, You will soon
nave very little use for grand juries and
criminal c. urt. in your County. have
presided rs Judge in almost every section
Ut Georgia, and | find that violations of
the criminal law are nearly three fnurths
as great in those counties where whiskey
= reiailed as in the counties where pro.
hibition is enforced and respected. The
kind of whiskey now used seems TO give
men IA homicide mania. When under it's
'ninrncc they are not satisfied with fist
md skull lighting, but use implements
likely 10 produce death. Men may still
continue To buy whi,key and drink it in
spite Of your prohibitory law. They will
no doubt send to Atlanta and get il by
the jugful, but it Is better that it should
come only by the jugful than by the bur:
rel and logshead. The evil influence of
bar rooms aud bar room associations are
also avoided. When men buy whiskry
ny the jugfil and carry it to their homes
aud drink it in the pres .nce of their
wives and children they are not NO likely
to drink 10 excess. nor do they an fire.
'luently commit crime while under II,
influence when away from the evil iDflu.
ences that always f"llnw, aud surronud
retail liquor shops. have noticed that
The dry counties in the Macon Circuit
have comparatively no crimiunl business.
:nd that grand juries have an easy time
II il your duty to look carefully to the
enforcement Of this law and see that any
violations Of 1t are speedily punished"
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-12
Mr.. Iohn Pearson's Statement

In the Spring Of 1852 was attacked with q very
bad cough. which continued TO grow worse until
fall. when ! got so weak that could not get
about | tried great many kinds OF medicine
bur continued to grow worse. | was notified that
had consumption and would probably die DR..
Holloway finally told me to try Brewers Lung Re-
stoIer. They sent TO Wards Store and got bottle
and commenced tLking It right away. After TAX
Ing two or three doses began to improve, and by
the time had used up one bottle was able to &c,
on my feet again. am now in excellent health
lille and my ncighboks are of the same opinion
IL Is the brst ! ung ReMcdy made in my opin.
the manufacturers and tell them of the wonderful
II III n In
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-12
Ayers Sarsaparilla.

Since then Mr.. LELASD has recommended
AYEn'5 SARsAPARILLA in many Similar
cases aid lie has .ev"r y.t head Of It's fail
urc 10 eiIcc, 4 radical cure.
Some years ago ohc Of M Lr!iSn'S it1n
labOrers bruised his leg. Owing {" Tic Lad
state Of his blood. an ugl, scgoiuous swelling
or lump appeared or the injured limb. licr-
riblc itching OF the skin. with burning and
Garting pains through the lumr, ria!c iife
almost in,rltrable. Tho leg became enor-
Iously enlarged, AMI running ulcers formed,
dsclarG;ug great quantities OF extremely
offensive matter. No treatment was Of any
avail untjl tile man, by Mr.. LELASD's dircc-
ton. was supplied with AYERS SARsArA-
KILLA, which allayc,i tie pain aud irritation,
healed the sores, removed The swelling, and
completely restored the limb TO use.
Jlr. LELAND has personally used
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1885-03-12

The Trustees for Garvin readest US to
state that if the teachers do not present
their claims on the first Saturday after
the close OF the school month, Or give
good reasons for delay, they will enforce
the law to the lcuer on that point
Place and time of meeting New Leba
non, O'clock p. ID.