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New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
SCROFULA AND ERYSIPELAS.

Ihave suffered with scrofua :or 80 years. and plasned
With erysIpelas Of the lace and head tried every
thing that medical skill could suggest, but tounu no
relief At the suggestion OF Dr. c. W. Parker tooA s"l
specn. nave 80 much iinr that my best riencs
hardly know me- II is wonderful medicine. IL Ia
restored my boy, Willie White to perfect health
Mrs. J. J. WHITE,
Bremen, Ga.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
You Ask for Results.
GRATEFUL WITNESSES
RECITE THE STORY.
Statement of Mrs. {. Hearn.

rhave been troubled with eczema OF my face for tho
past three years and hall Ny entire 'ace WAS covered
with IT, and It rendered cOnsDicno ~ that 1t was
unpleasant to appear IN public. consulted tie abes
physicians tie rty, others celebrated special
is In diseases OF skin who treated me during the
rrst winter without the slightest perceptibe benefit
tried the anphur treatment ant various advertised
med. cines with little effect. l visited several
springs including Hot Spring., Of Arkansas during the
succeeding two years. AT the latter point placed my
self OF one OF the Leading physicians
Although my general health was greatly improved the
Springs failed accomplish the object OF my visit The
eczema still cung and a great source OF neon
venience AMI discomfort After returning East. fully
convinced that would ind remedy, acquaintance.
who said that herself had been raised from bed and
cured OF scrouls by = g. s. strongly advised ne to
try 1t that began, with little faith my own part and
little announcement from others. have taken 1t for
two three months and the result Ia that tho disease Is
practically cured being tut slight traces Of Il lett
swifts Specific is certainly wonderful remedy, and
feel very grateful tnat found IT, believe 1t VIII
benefit Others and ready 20 answer personally any
inquiries in reference to its effects upon me.
MRS. L. HEARN,
SO East Ninth street, New-York.
December Q, 1895.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

Rev. c. T. Clark. member OF the South Georgia
,,o,hodts. Conference writes from TatDall County o"
one year ago taken with rheumaiis'n' apa ne-
came almost helpless for over three months All 'ne
NEEDLES used seemed " fail until commenced inc u'0 %
swift's Specific. have tassn nve po't'es an- a."
fectiy sound and well again "ouu nav. ..ns", ",,.
-. h., waited 10 ace II the cure permanent
A nd nov runbesitatingly recommend s. s. . as SAFE
and reliable remedy tor rheumatism have al conn
dsnoe In is virtue"
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
March 2, 1888.
II Never Fails.

have mad blood poison since October. 1889 anu
obtained no relief from any treatment and Led SOW
eraD until commenced taking sw'ts Specific In one
month | felt as well as ever had also had sooa
appetite, and entirely tree from the pains IN my
shoulder and head which had tormentsd me so long
Now all the sores and swsunss from my hesdars gone
g. W. MCAgrER, No. 10 Madison SC =
Nav York. Apfu 20, lesl.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
The Best Rheumatic Medicine.

Mr.. J. W. Marshall. q merchant IN naynrville. and
we'll known in Houston County, Ga, has this 10 say
about the best OF all rheumatic remedies"
I have been a suerer from rheumatism 10. twenty
eight years; I am now sound aud we'll; six bottles o
swfts Specific cured me. write this in the hopeEtha
others u ay profit by my experience
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
The Safest and Best.

T., oc,ober 1888 contracted that dreadful disease
blond poison | went under treatment OF physician
at once AT tie end OF the nrst moath became
alarmed at TIC progress OF the disease in my system and
abandoned the doctor. friend told NE OF s. s. E and
is wonderful efects gave II Trial. and began 10 iIn
prove with rst bottle have taken ten ootes ana
am to-aav well man. To all who are In heed OF blood
npr,aer will say by all means try swifrs Specific. It
the safest and best OF them ALL T. d. bLACn.
q? & IAN At, Newark, n. J.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
Dry or Powdered Form.

1--WE have reduced the roots and herbs OF which swis
''selhe prepared 20 shape to readily yield their
A'es 70 boiling water in order 10 accommodate those
'-' cannot take medicine containing spirit We give
Processes Tor preparing It, Each consumer
>' eAOee they are all equally good, but we recon-
'Ao Process 10. to those who have been worn down
- poisoned with potash and mercury mixtures. Price
|" 'snis per package
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
Wnnderfill Efacts frnm One Bottle.

have for the past 1--we years been suffering iroin
the physicians told malaria poisoning nav
taken great deal OF medicine 1t. many times gong
through a regular prescribed for me- eAS.'ns
on qu'nine etc. Dut got reliet have NO" '"A'.
one bottle OF s. s. and have more chlls ana no Au
feeling and Tree from disease. 1t has neipeu "'
al petite greatly ana built uI generally.
JOSEPH ANDERSON. 333 Third avenue
New York, Dec D. 1885.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
4 Business Mans Opinion.

CHICAGO. H.. Nov. l, 1883 Two years ago took
8 : Z for a case OF msrcurial rheumatism which had
been affecting me tor years have waited this long
before writing IN order that cond be sure that wa.
cured and that there would be return % the disease
was laid M for two weeks AMI the disease seriously
affected my feet never fall to recommend swifts
spee,nc on every occasion those who suffer as did
.nox cannot say ZOO och for One should always
be r9ud OF the brdee takes him orer the stream
K L. CUNNING.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
The Worst Case Cured from Alabama.

Ihave been afflicted with rheumatism three years
Two years OF the time I could not walk step-couid
not even stand on my feet. Ny joints we're all swollen
and some OF them running sores. commenced taking
: : : and IN SIX week. walking. consider that |
hsys becn cured OF the Of rheumatism ever
heard Of and swift's Specific did the work
IKE PRUITT.
Salem, Ala, jan q, 1885,
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
MALARIAL POISON.

For many long months was a sufferer from malarl"
snd could gee no relief eked out an existence IN
utter despair, having vertigo and numerous unpleasant
svmptoms OF that insidious poison. began taxing
) : :. and imI rovsd My appetite returned
and my myth again The vertigo lef1 anu f"
l20 pounds up u l6O pounds, present weight
II cured perfectly and through many others nave
beeu benefited and cured by swifts Specific.
J. Q. BINGHAM, liz +. Gath st.
Nes York, January %, 1856
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
Correspondence.

~'"e every one whoihss any blood or skin disease
se'rrespODd with U.s. Ths costs you nothing. AZ w
''o physicians of education. experience and shil.
- '"nd TO this correspondence. These letters are
'I'pf strictly rrivate.g:
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

IS Interesting Treatise on "BIood
sao skin Diseases" mailed free to
applicants. 1t should be care
'0g read BY all. Address
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO.,
Atlanta, Go.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
A QUICK CURE.

svif,s specidc has cured me OF rheumatism OF two
veara standing which has hitherto resisted all treat
ment { : g. IA a good tonic. and has increased my
apt elite and digestion very and cannot be praised
too highly.
JAMES DUNN,
Il vesey street. Newark, " J.
November 30 1885.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

The above case OF Mrs Hearn prominent lady Of this
city as well as that OF Mrs Feathers who cured Of
cancer OF the womb by g. 9. s. under my imne
date observation and youch for their genuineness.
J. G. HOPKINS. NJ D.,
New York City.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

Nv little daughter Mands was affected with scrolu'a
aims. brth The glanls OF ner neck we're ehaHea anu
iearfuy liberated, and for long tne hau al
..,,ions discharge thsreirom. In March last CON-
.ad giving her swiit's Specific and by the time she
nod ,akeu the third bottle she entirely cured FOR
tour months past has not had symptom anu Aef
s l. H. STRICKLAND
BremeG Ga.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

Atlanta, Ga Dec. 6, 1855.
Isir. strickland is Methodist Minister WHO " "e''
known In Atlanta.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18

November 80, 1888.
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
BETSY WOOD.


Cochosset, Plymouth Co., Mass, July Is, lsea-
New-York tribune., 1886-07-18
THE PULPIT SPEAKS.

February 12, 1888.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-16
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Territory vs.. Bannister.

This case was called on Tuesday
morning and the panel of the jury wa,
exhausted about il o'clock and court
adjourned till one o'clock to give time to
obtain ten more jurors. hejurors sum
moned seemed to know too much about
the case. At one O'Clock cont reassem
bled and the panel Was filled and the
jury sworn, and the trial commenced.
The case was conducted by district at
torncy Parker aud McKern for the gov
eminent aud by l. N. Maxwell Tor the
defense. The effort Of the defense
seemed to be to conceal the proof Of the
first marriage Of the defendant. the Ger
t,tcate having been lost or stolen within
short time before the trial, and deleu-
dants counsel objected to the living Of
testimony by defendants first wife which
objection was sustained by the court
under the law n bigamy cases. The
brother of defendants wife gave evidence
that he was present at the wedding in
Oregon in 1877, in giving which he got
matters so,newhat mixed, and counse
seemed to strive to throw discredit upon
the correctness of his evidence, as the
pr secu,iou had no record evidence
There was no difficulty in proving tht
second marriage and it was shown tina
he had lived aud cohabitcd with thu
first wife till short time before h,
married the second, but the fact Of tn
first III .rriage Was not so clearly proved
. After the prosecution rested, the deien>'
concluded to ut delandauts first vii
upon the stand to contradict some state
ments her brother had iuade aud in do
Ing 50 he opened the case 81 that th
prosecution on cross examination Is
,ablished the first marriage beyond con
t troversy Alter the close OF the test
, mony the counsel for the People and ,h
defendant agreed to submit the case t
: the Jury under the Instructions Of tn
! court The Jud yes instructions WEI
4 briet in substance stating that ii the jur
3 believed from the evidence that tn
5 defendant was married in 1877, and h"
: not been legally separated before h
9 :, married the second, they should find tn
} defendant guilty. With this instru'
d ton the jury retired and in less than tc
" minutes they returned with the verdi'
l. of equity as charged in the indictment
4 On Wednesday morning the judge five
e the time of sentence Saturday the lStl
>. inst
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-16

The Idaho legislature convened IN Tues.
day. AT this writing We have not a report
Of the organization. Northern members
have gone over ia force. We know not that
they have any general policy of action upon
questions affecting the Northern counties
som. few local questions were discussed
here among the people. and certain klnd- Of
legislation se.med t. have been desired
among the people. and doubts are frequently
expressed about their beirg permissible un.
der the new aw of Congress relating to the
powers of territorial legislature. We
trust that northern members will not be in
haste tn lcgislate upon questions at!ccti :
the taxpayers If the north without giving
the people of the north an opportunity to
know before hand what is contemplated
| There may be another blockade
between the North and the South as there
was when the capital question was rushed
upon them.
Two MEN BURIED ALrvE.--At about two
on Tuesday afternoon. three men were en-
gagged in digging for beaver in the bank
bordering Snake river. about seven miles
above Asotin City or thitteen miles from
this city, at what is known as the Ten Nil.
and when they had dug into the bank about
sixteen feet, the bank caved in upon them
burying two of them alive. Their names
were Harv Warmsley, aud his son. and an
old man by the name of Pennington. a
hrother.in-law of Wa,msley. The young
man, who was only buried waist deep. soon
dug himself out, and he gave the alarm
and assistance arrived and 'mmenctd dig.
ging for the other two bodies but did not
succeed until p m. when they found
both men dead. Old man Warnsley wa,
buried eight feet deep and Pennington twelve
feet deep. We are greatly indebted to G.
G. Morey Of As"tin City for the above facts
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-16
Joo r. vollmsr i Co pay the highes
market price for Wheat, and Flax aud al
kinds Of produce.

kinds Of produce.
HOLIDAY GOODs,-we offer large vari
ETY. Of useful holiday goods that are easily sent
by mail or express. special attention is asked
to our Silk, S.tin Velvet and woo,ea dr,ss
goods. Cioaks, shaw ., Gloves. Fans, hibt"'us
Ii en- tab Q sets Curtains. etc.. also an end
less assartlne t of silk and Linen handkerchiel $
tor laden and gents use all new and the
most attractive patterns Seal US your ord. T
~ early ~ possibly OLDS KING.
l86 First street, Fortia0d Ogn
The 6nest French Perfumes. Every bottle
sarrant~d to 10 good. tsAnAs d Co.
Holiday Goods to sui, everybody in price
quality aad design. Cali early ant b. con
.,pcsd that Ne are selling ut the l"west price
!sAxAx / c..
| Those knowing themselves indebted Il
this office. are requested to come ny AMI
,oske settlene mt ny the nrst of January
., that We may be able to balance accounts
for the new wear. 1t requires grease I" rn,
the pro. zee aud little change to induce thu
ls,vs to stay with US.
NIX ~~~> OF tho good tAinrs OF IL:
| NNNNSH life arc sorrowtu.y lc
alone on account Of Dyspepsia. Acker'
Oyspepeia Tablets will cure Dyspepsia
Indieessinu and CONSTIPATION; sold on
positive guarantee at IS and 60 cents, b.
- y. AoA.sy. druggist. Lewiston. T.
II you want good wagon call on n. X
Barnet !. agent for the celebrated Balm Wa
2on, the best manufactured.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-16
CITY JOT EDITORS
CITY JoHs.

s.o. II. Lake jswelsr. Lewiston. ~"
Beautiful weather.
ch,istmas one week from Saturday.
Order your new ysar calling cards at this
sases
Next Tuesday will be the shortest day in
the year.
rla,s enquire At this "fise.
WATchES.--6eo. H. Lake is agent for the
s.lsbrsted Rockford Watches.
Thew went to SEQ the enlarged pictures. but
<hs life size portrait Was the must natural.
The man VI gold Of wealth untold.
Printers ink may scorn.
Or knit his brow. or de gn to bow
To one s" iowlv burn
But printers's ink has built its Throne
Where minds its tributes bring;
The worlds most gifted intellects
shout "Piinter's Ink is King!
One Of our prom; uent young men rushed
from his residence the other evening to nsis h
bor to borrow sh 'o,ing ion I" make way with
skunk that was under his house. tie f"un'
II his neighbors n SIX HE'D marksman. who vol
untecrcd his services. which was accepiei Eek
c;tedly. the two FASTENED t. the spot, and herr
our ma.ksman kn-elet. espied his enemy, t'"I
deliberate aim and blazei away. Mr
Skunk never moved. Again he fred never
move, The discouraged nimr"ds then took nj
aboard, and very timiily advanced toward tn
skunk. carefully turned him over, and heh"d
they found their carnivornus animal fun o
Nuggets. living alive. the skunk probably hav
Ing been dead far several months.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-16
GREENBURG'S 3rd ANNUAL
CANDY GRIT ENTERPRISE !

Goth will numbered tickets en-
be drawn by purchasing oo GU
will be conducted follows
be enclosed blank envelopes nd
allowed draw envelope for each and every ~
above and New Year. One hu6d
Of thousand numbers VIII dta~ me "Io"'ce
Years the Grocery Establishment Oh M -
Greenburys Lewiston Idaho
Slver-pated Castors, plated Sugar Bowls silver
plated Butter Dishes, siverphted Spoon Holders silver
plated Cream Pitchers sverphte Knives and FORKS sver
plated Tea and Table Spoons Elegant Gold Furnished Hang
ing Lamps Elegant Paror Lamps Beautiful China lea Set
Beautiful China Toilet Set
remember gift 10 numbers The excellent quality
of candy thesam old price, will be maintained IL
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-16
!" extra heavy
I" canton per yavd

On h,nd all buttons and trimriugs nee
sssary for the finishing of the cheapest n
the highest price dress. Fine assortment ol
satin aud siiks in Pc. 0ros grain aud sill
riI,tons oil sizes and colors. Artificial
Flowers aud Feather. Lace, Embroiaering
insertion edging. Of silk. woostsl, cotton q
wh ile. bone, of most any color or siss. q
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-16
OILS : KING.
24H 186 First ST. Portland. Oregon.
G0M,t SAceNN s S,sn,':, + 's e

Thousands suffering from Asthma. Con.
sumption. Coughs. cte. Dill you ever Try
Acksr's English Ernedyf Il ID the best
PREPARATION known f~r ell Lung Troubles,
sold On positive guarantee at 10c. Co.
Tor ss.s y, J. Q. AssIsy, druggist. Lsw~sos.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1886-12-16
J ". RIGGS.
Photographer. Lewiston, Ilsho. 5.tf

FURNITURE.-We can SUIT you and
please you in price, style aud quality. No
trouble tn show goods; all goods marked in
plain figures and strictly one price We
cordially invite the public t. call aud exam
inc "nr stock often and early, and you will
lind Us ever ready and willing n show you
through "ur stock, snd We won't talk you to
death while doing So. nor force y"u I" buy.
| as is customary with some All chairs set
up !" workmau-like manner. aud all taet
| can be done to make them everlasting.
49tf NJ. NJ. AILLIAMS. Lewiston. I. T.
, UNDERWARE.-We make a speciality
1t all grades Of tableware fr Ladi .. Misses
Infants. men ana boys Th-se goo Il are
we'll male and relisble. and in . line al
qualities % variesl ~ to meet the wants Of
all classes of purchasers Having recent,
~ cured several JOB LOTS OF umderware q
a"minal rates, we are now selling them d
less than cost If IN -nufac.nre. As thes,
ssn'cs capn"t I've replaced At former prices
th"se desiring them should order st sn earl,
day.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-03-16

McSSrS. LomaX. Williams and Scott
of N"rderr were in town on Thursday,
we understand that one of the gentle.
men was favorahlv impressed with our
town. we would be glad to welcome him
in our midst.
Oar genial and polite friend Mr.. i, \.
baldwin was in town or Thursday, in the
interest Of his house. Marsurzo &
Farney. Boston, Mass. We are indcbt-
ed to Mr.. Baldwin for the gift OF a
beautiful girl, as Il S..
The beautiful chandeliers for the Bap-
fist church, arrived on Friday. and their
illuminating powers will be- sex on Sun
day night.
Rev. II. G. Smart has accepted a call
from the Sildam church near Ninety
Six, for every End Sunday in each
month. Troy Baptist church having
given up that Sunday. to be Supplements
ed by preaching On LIST and 3rd Sunday
evening.
The ladies' of the Baptist church.
ably assisted by the ladies' of the other
denominations. served an elegant sup
per in Whatlcy Hall. ON Friday even
Ing for tn" benefit of tn" Baptist
church. Tables laden with uvats.
salads, cakes &C., in fact everything that
heart could wish wcra served in most
lordly style. Quite IL large crowd of
young people gathered, not withStanIing
the inclemency Of the weather.. where
they whilrd away the happy hours, by
~promcnading and partaliing of the beau
tiful rcpastwhich could easily he obtain
ed by paying your money do Vii. The
managers VOL deserve the hearty APP
lausc, we'll done, and the citizen did
their part in turning out in mass, to aid
III such Il noble cause, net proceeds,
$500.
Our town and community was shocked
to hear Of the death of Mr.. Fred Cook
on Thursday evening. His health has
been failing for several years, but hav-
ing = determination about him, he
fought it eff as lon" as possible, until
God who Gocth all thing; we'll, sum
moncd him and he gave up the fight
and quietly and peacefully folded his
arms in death. The country has surely
lost a great and good man. lie was
truly one that made his living by the
sweat Of his brow. Not owing my ma
anything, save good will to all. The
family will miss him. the church will
miss him, %neighbors will miss him.
He has passed over the river and qairt-
~ rests under the shade OF the trees
MoRE ANoN.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-03-16
Greenwood UleaniNgs.

The y. d X. Il. Il. transfers about ten
car loards OF suano every day. The
business of the ROAD has increased to
such an extent in the last Eew weeks
that four engines had to be forwarded
from the Central and Port Royal.
Capt. Sullivan will at
Coronaca and work towards .,inety-Six
in grading the new road.
Mr.. DAILY has taken charge of the
Liyht and will make it q better paper
than ever. He ONE to us as Il success
ful paper manager. We want just that
kind OF Il man to run the paper.
Conductor Walton is quite sick.
Your correspondent took Il run down
to Troy Il few days ago. The Trojans
are Il good set Of people, and boast Of
some iine business men and one Of the
handsomest churches in the up country.
Messrs. Pyles have a good school Of
fifty pupils. They have some improved
charts that assist them in teaching and
they know hoy to teach.
Mr.. E. S. f. Giles went to Troy
Thursday to attend to a law case, and
be gained it.
Mr.. j. w. Payne LEFT last Monday for
Alexandria. Va. whore he will be unit
ed in marriage to Miss Maggie Muir.
May the richest blessings of heaven
attend them.
Profs. Boozer and Cunningham pre-
side over fifty students at the Green
wood Academy.
Trees have been set out on the new
streets recently opened.
Gaines Of the Augusta Chronicle was
in town Saturday.
Dan Tarrant has the contract for
building the negro Methodist Church
stccple. L.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-03-16
Troy Truths.

Rev. r. +. Bradley filled the pulpit
in the Associate Reform church on Sun
day last.
; Miss Matte Brown Of Wil.iston is
visiting relatives in town.
Miss ELLA Taggart and Mrs. Callison
will open soon i beautiful line of MILL.
merry goods, we feel assured their styles
will suit the most fastiduous, and their
prices will suit the times.
Mr.. j. s. Addison hns moved near
Ninety-Six where he will engage in
farming.
Capt. Youngblood and bride have
moved into into Capt. r. w. Litcs resi-
dence.
Miss Nellie Morey Of Bold Branch is
visiting friends in Troy.
The members Of the Baptist church
kindly rendered there church to the
Methodists on the 4th. Sunday. The
quarterly. meeting will then
with Rev. r. ID. Smart Of Greenwood,
as presiding elder.
Steps are being taken to furnish IN
the Methodist church at an early day.
1t is situated in a beautiful grove and
with u little work, can be made one Of
the prettiest places in town.
There was a law case in town on
Thursday evening, Henry Rochard;
colore6, indicted for selling cotton under
iein, verdict not guilty.
The Abbeville messenger. (Abbeville, S.C.) 1884-1887, 1886-03-16
Mt. Carmel Chips.

There was a run off at Mt. Carmel
on the Savannah Valley Railroad one
day last week. -Four boxes were derail-
ed and two negroes hurt, one seriously,
it is:thought.
Mt. Carmel is on a boom, quite a num-
Der Of new buildings are going up. Mr..
Gown has just moved into his new
house and Mr.. p. A. McCelvey's resi-
dencc is fast approaching completion.
The town is putting on city airs al
ready. Numerous sidewalks are being
thrown up under the supervision Of the
newly elected town marshall.
One or two shipments of cotton have
been made from this place over the new
road.
Guano is arriving in large quaint.
ties.
The Associate Reform church at Lodi
mont is to be moved into the town.
Rev. A. l.. Patterson will continue TO be
it's pastor.