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The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-04-01

a prominent physician lately remarked
to the proprietor, that il it were admissible
to make pubic the letters we receive, the
"M0thers' Friend" would outsen anything
GENTLEMEN:-D During my career in the
practic. of medicine uset. your "MOTR.
ER'S FRIEND in q great number of
cases, with the lappiest results In every
instance. 1t makes labor easy, hastens de
livery and recovery, and INsURRs SAFETY
can be induced to go through tho ordeaL
without it after once using 1t.
Yours truly,
+. z. PENNINGTON, MD.
Palmetto, Ga, June 10, 1884.
Send for our Treatise on "Health and
'lappineSS OF Woman" mailed free.
BRADfIELD REGULATOR Co.,
Atlanta Ga.
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DIR. Armstrong to Incture.

II is now definitely settled that DR..
ARMSTRONG, late rector Of ST. Philips
Chufch, Atlanta, will take to the lec-
,9rc he'd. His friends have advised
hlm t" do so, and will render every 49,
Sls'ance possible. Ills first lecture viii
oe gwen In Atlanta. Then he viii %
to Richmond, Wheeling, Cincinnati;
st. Louis, Chicago and other places
Bcing natural orator, and hSvim1
now a worldwide advertisement, he
will make ten-strike. There mr."
many people who still believe he Is
John Wilkes Booth. lie says that hC
will not enter journalism, at least fol
the present.
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''.Ml0T1H;:.E.I:Rs' HERS S~'
F.RIEND!" ].


Not only shortens
the time of labor and
lessons the intensity
of pain, but, Il
greatly dininishes tho
danger to life Of both
mother and child, and
leaves the mother In q
condition highly fa-
vorable to speedy re-
tovery, and far less
liable to flooding, COZ.
vulsions, and other
alarming mpt m 0
incident to slow or
painful labor. Its
truly wonderful efiica-
lcy In this respect en-.
titles it to DO called
THE NJ D Il III 4 RS
FRIEND and to bo
ranked as ono of the
llfe.saving remedies
of the nineteenth cen
tury.
! From the nature Of
the case it will Of
course be understood
that we cannot pub
lish certificates con-
ccrning this REMEDY
without wsunding tho
delicacy ofthe writers.
Yet we have hundreds
OF such testimonials on
file, and no mother
who has once used it
will ever again be
without it In her time
of trouble.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1886-04-01
A STATEMENT
OF FACTS FOR THE PUBLIC
TO CONSIDER.
ATLANTA, Ga, Janucry II, 1885.

ATLANTA, NA., Janucry II, 1880.
Emerging from severe and long spell
of typhoid fever, discovered that the
fever had settled in my right leg; which
caused it to swell to an enormous size,
remaining so quite three years, resisting
all treatment a small ulcer finally made
its appearance Il little above the ankle
which refused to hca! to any and all exter-
nal application and the use of the mo,
E,ted blood poison remedies
Nle ulcer continued to enlarge, ht-
quently dischGrging, perhaps, as much $
a cuptul OF pus or matter per day The
size of the ulcer was about two inches in
diameter, extending to a depth near the
. me. At one time it appeared that the
flesh i'll all contiguous parts, would surely
become a running sore, as its peculiarly
nabby, spotted and unhealthy condition
clearly Indicated, and it was intimatcd
that l might lose my leg. My condition
becoEling so critical, and the ulcer enlarg-
ing 80 rapidly, we sent for DR.. J. p. Drom-
goole, who made thoroug3 examination
and said that the flesh Oh my leg for six
inches around the sore would soon slough
of il not rempdird; that | must have my
leg bandagcd daily and commence the use
of B. b. b.
acted according to his instructions, and
after uSuing the second bottle, the ulcer
looked fresh and healthy and commenced
healing. | continued the use of B. b. B.,
and to the greatest aStoniShmrnt and Salts
faction of myself and friends, the ulcer
continued to heal rapidly and is now en-
tircly well, and am attending to my busi
ness at w. III. BrothcrtOn'S store. / do
not hesitate to recommend b. b. b. as
wonderful, speedy and etfectual blood
purifier, far superior to anything else l
ever used.
refer to W. II. Brotherton, w. b. Cone,
Major ID. a. Cook, Dr.. j. L.. Pinson and
w NJ CJFSUJRE
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DYING UNDER PAsTEUR's CARE.
The Terrible Death of AZ Russian Who waa
Bitten by u Mad Wolf.

Bitten by II Mad Wolf.
One of the Russians, who were bit
ten by mad wolves, died in Paris last
week with AL the symptoms Of HYDRO
phobih. The Russians were placed
under DIR. PastcUr's care on the 18th
March. They were nineteen in uun-
Der. All had been attacked by mad
wolves and terribly luccralcd. The
man who died had been carefully opcr-
utcd upon and regularly inoculatcd
with virus twice in every twcnty-four
hours since he arrived. His terrible
death has operated ~ Il serious check
To public confidence in the effective
ness of Pasteur's discovery. The frat
positive indications that the pntien's g
system was resisting the treatment
manifested thcmselvs on Sunday, after
nc had been in the hospital over five
days and had been inoculated more
than halt dozen times. Death oc-
CARED while the man was mad and
wild with physical torture. The
scientist is much annoyed by the I'M
favorable comments caused by this
failure of his method, but he insst.,
tlnat 1t establishes nothing. The in
quest revealed the presence in Que Of
'hc mans check bones Of portion of
!! decnycd tooth thar undoubtedly be-
'"nged to the wolf by which the man
was bitten. This Pasteur Auppurc.
haStcncd the incubation OF the disease.
Tlr lungs aud other internal organs
we're filled with cIotted blood, showing
that there had been paralysis Of the
breathing apparatus. The 1nnsils and
tongue were abnormally swollen, and
the brain was slightly congcstcd, but
was otherwise healthy. The other
russian patients have shown slmp-
toms of acute kNdrUDh0biu
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a Mad Empress Dying.

iBThe ex Empress Corlatta, of Mexico
is lying seriously i'll at the beautiful
old castle of Bouchont, near Brussels.
She was born June 7, 1910, the daugh-
ter Of Leopold l., King of Belgium,
and OF bis wife, the Princess Louise,
daughter of Louise Philippe, King of
the French, and she is the only sister
of Leopold H., the present King of
Belgium. On July 81, 1857, she was
married to the Archdukc Maximilian,
of Austria. This unfortunate man
was elected Emperor of Mexico on
July 10, 1868. When, in consequence
of the opposition Of the United States
government, nc lost French support,
tho empire collapsed, and July IS,
1866, MaximiIian was shot by the Mex
can authorities. The awful shock of
her husbands execution robbed Car
Iotta Of her reason, and for nineteen
years she has been hopclessly insane.
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ADVICE TO Mnrnrna

hke. wKsiow's SOOTHING sYRuP should al
m,N5b D8 qSed for children teeLhinR. IL soOthes
th0 child, Boften8 tho gums, aliays ali main,
cures WIND collie end IS the best remedy for
s4irhoaa. TWENTY-FIVE cents q bottle.
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There is great condemnation among
NC ward politicians Of New York at
tnc >mpennding wholesale arrest of the
Sci'y aldermen, accused Of receiving
large sums OF money for their votes in
.n9 JACOB Sharpe Broadway surface
railway business. One or two alder
nen have been Indicted, several Of
taSm uiS nave eEippcd the city, while
others are quaEing with fear.
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sALEsMEN WANTED

IN every neighborhood, either TO travel
! Sr sell at home, Dickey's Indian and
Blood and Livel Pills. Apply nowl giving
reference: JSO. L. DICKEY,
FeLl6L4t Bristol, Tenn.
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"A fire in Buffalo, N. Y, on Fri
day night, destroyed $500, 900 worth of
prOLerty.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1886-07-19

The other day two Congressman left the
House Of Representatives to "havo it OUT
in the corridors. There was no ring
formed and the Marquis Of Queensbury
had nothing to do with the process by
which the blood wal made to stream from
one Congressmnn's nose. 1t was a rough
and tumble go.as.you.pleusc, catch as
catch can, This was undIgniled, Of course,
but 1t was moro fruitful Of results than the
duel Saturday between the French Minis
ter Of War and a Senator.
They met on the field OF honor and left
It unframed. The Senator fred his shot
and missed, and then the generous and
chivalrous Minister Of War fired at q bird
in a tree, and thus was his insulted dig
nifty avenged, and for all this he received
an ovation on hiH return to Paris, OF the
two methods the French procedure is the
safest, but the American idea is the more
satisfactory.
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Tho Dime Novel,

The perniClous effects Of the dime novel
and flash literature Is ever present. The
latest example Of this kind comes from
Kansas, where a youth Of sixteen muir.
dored lis father, mother, brother and sis.
ter. Tho proof against tho young villain
10 undeniable, yet he stOutly protests his
innocence. 1t 10 a clear case Of q mind de
BeuSed by pouring over tho c%orrupting
stories that are published in these days.
Previous to this horrible occurrence the
boy had borne q good reputation, and peo-
plc were slow to believe him guilty Of the
crime. Totlis day be stoutly denies purpe.
trSing the deed, and aalums that II be com.
mitled II, II was in his sleep or while his
reason was dethroned. This theory 10 on.
tsrtAined quite generally among the for.
msr friends Of the boy. 1t Is said that he
was an i~nveterNte reader Of dime novels,
and had several times expressed a desire
10 become q hero.
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nAL2ELL.


-
He Discourscs ON Doodle Politics In the
buckeye State.
To the Editor Of he IaAligstE.
DRAR sIR:-I know no distinction Of
turpitude in Doodle politics, whether in
the Republican party or the Democratic
party, except that 1t is teniold worse in
our party than in theirs, for the very good
reason that we are to expect, and We shall
find, no good in Democratic politics or
politicians, II there is any good IN the
Democratic party l never could see 1t, and
when their politicians rate offices at so
many thousands Of dollars u piece and cry
and rsfla them off for Doodle, | am not
surprised.
"IetdOgs delight Ia bark and bite,
For It's ihGlT nature, 100,
Let lions and bears gF WI and lght
For God b III made Them SOL
But doodle has no natural place IN the
party that nominated Fremont, Lincoln,
Grant, Hayes, Garfield and Blaine, with
out money and without price, o party
that took up and elected GrstR railsplitter,
afterwards a tailor, q tanner, q shoe
maker and 9 canal boyl Acting fairly,
"unRwed by influence. unbribed by gain,'
the grand old Republican party never
yet failed in any campaign since 1860.
The constituencies OF the sensitive plant
is nothing to the delicaCy OF the average
Republican moral SENSE, Bribery, Boss
cry, Boodlery and corruption IL caunoI
bear, and will not conceal or cover up in
any way. Woe to the men who bring
Doodle with Republican politics. have
seen it cut the majority in this district
from $500 down to 800 or less, II would
not hurt the Democrats, They know The
people do not want them in office. They
know they are not Il! for 1t. They know
the country belongs to the Republicans by
right Of blood shed in it's defense. They
know the people distrust them and know
their unRtness for office So they know
that the ires election Of Democrats is i'm
possible. II they get nthey must buy In
like Payne, and they know no other way
But let Republicans beware OF trying thai
game, Whoever uses the price OF bribery.
the money OF corruption IN u primaries
or conventions, | do not care who he is
high or low, l will hold him up to the
public sCorn and contempt and defeat bin
as sure as God lives.
PRlVATE DALzgLL,
CaLiigeU. O., ,JUIB II,
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Merchant T,or,,,r,

Merchant Irdpier'
81 say, Miss Belle, think l can be veal
intervening tonight, even more 80 than
usual" said a young man who was born
that way and can't help 1t to the young
lady on whom he was calling.
us it possible ." was tho response,
"Ya.as. You see made q c%onundwuw
the other day, and l vote it down veal
quick, SOS not TO forget 1t, Hesh it is
| Why is 1t that, when the weathRw get
veal wahm, it's always smother evening {
Smother eyening-Gin't that good2'
"But what is the ansTerP' inquired the
listener.
"O-tho answer-er-by Jove! Do you
know that | forgot 10 make any answer to
it. l musttry and think one up"
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Boston Courier.

Boston Courier.
A lady aud her son, who reside in Com.
monwealth avenue, were recently seated
in u railway station when their attention
was drawn TO 3 woman who, as soon rs she
entered, placed herself in front Of the
mirror aud with the apparent freedom Of
her own room adjusted tho different parts
OF hor dress, united and retled her bonnet,
frightened her shoe lacinga, shook and re-
arranged her dolmGu, pushed to and fro
the bouiIaut part Of her skirt, at which the
lady said to her son, soto vocs: ibid You
ever see such prinking2" In a few mo.
mentB moro the woman alluded TO stepped
in front Of the lady, looked her full III tho
face, and asked: "And Isl it any Of your
business" 10 which the lady replied
slowly, without the movement Of a muscle
or the slightest change Of expression
"Not the slightest"
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%BRAXToN COUNTY
Elects Delegates to the Congressional Con
VentIOn for ~. 7. Frame.

Correspondence n he haoiqaer,
BRAxToN O. H., W. Va. July l5,-
Brrxtop county itm be saidhasfired the
first gun olthe campaign in the First Con-
gressioual District, Her convention to
elect delegates to the Democratic Con-
gressional and Senatorial Conventions was
held here to-day. Instructions were given
the delegates to the Congressional Con-
yention to vote first, last and all the time
for NJ. 7. Frame, Esq, OF Wheeling, This
is considered agreat triumph for the anti
BIunnon and WilRonites. How the friends
Of Wilson and Brannon were so complete
" Bcooped / leave o rthem to worknnt Tor
themselves, Opposition was urged against
instructing delegates, but the advocates
went down hanging to the coat tails otthe
men whose cause they espouse.
But q few score Of Democrats were pres
eut and no enthusiasm manifested what
ever. 1t kept Uncle Charley Warner, the
jeweler, hanging to the bell rope OF the
court house to keep the assembly together
long enough to transact the business o.
the convention, At the close OF the con,
vention Mr.. Frame was called out, and
made a Eve minutes speech, In which he
thanked the convention Tor the endorse
ment he had received from tts hands,
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Yes no Wiul


BrdrlOn Democrat.
Tho convention passed of quito harmon
iously, tho only thing causing anything
like a hitch was the method OF appointing
delegates, which was unimportant and
easily compromised, The motion to in
struct for Marshal T, Frame for Congress
was passed with the widest enthusiasm,
After the resolution OF instruction was
adopted there was a call of "Frame," ia
which that gentleman responded IN 9
speech, brief and 10 the point, He said
"Let me secure the nomination for Con
grfss and | will make the liyeliest, cam
psign that has ever been heard Of this side
Of the "Alleghanles;" and there Is no donbl
in the minds OF those who know him thai
he will do that very thing.
In i~ussruCling for Marshall I. Frame
Braxton county did but confer for a de,
served honor upon a faVorits son, and
paid Just tribute to merit, ability and I'M
swerYipg Democratic faith,
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Yov are cordially invited to cali at oul
salesrootn aud examine the Standard 10,
tary Shuttle Sewing Machine, the quick.
cal, easiest and sLlllest running machine
Of the age. Most elegant wood work. We
arc general agents for the Standard and
white Sewing Machines and the Gall,
graph 4 Hammond Whiting Machines.
EDw. L. Ross < Co.,
IS Twelfth street,
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All lllnl srlrnrr nnd sklll

could do 10 make BenSon's Capclno rlAStCrs III
best POROUS plMtefS, and Also The best general e.
ternAl remedy Ia tho world, has been done When
ever II Is poUihlC to improve them II IL done, lien
sons plNlef are not made 10 impose Upon ihl
~Giedulons, but TO cure disease, Thelt eminent
aiiCcC : hiss ptuOutOt foe them the voluntary en-,
dOfBemynt OF 5000 physicians pharmacists and
druggists thtnuRhOul the country, aud the out
spOk n pttlotCiite o. the lhtalil ,ett public, Thby
arc prompt plWettul, bleAhly aud tetlAln, They
limitations styled MCaplnlnt" uCapSioninn or iId.
puclh" rlHeien, Reputable dtugllhts Ouly, the
hThtCe sSAls' Trademark on the genuine and the
WORD "vapclne" cut In The centre Of inc plaster,
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PERFECTLY Monost.

Val Strtd Nous.
An official oil the St. Louis Gas Company
was recently on the witness stand in court
in a case Of Islander. The SANDER consist.
ed in calling a man an idiot for selling all
his gas stock for fear that elt ctriCity would
break up all the gas companies. "HsF
electricity interierred with the value OIL
your gas stock? ?" was asked. ITO some
slight extent" "If you we're to lose hal
your patrons would your stock still pay q
dividend2" "Cettainly, sir. We shonld
simply increase the bills Of the other nal
to make up tho defCit.N
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CaldpeR, O., July II.


Correspondence Pisburgh Chronicle telegraph.
Kenna Is not too stylish for his Constit-
uentg, either. His necktie has not been
on-EtEnight piuCe he came to Washington
and II ho has bought any new clothes he
le, some one else wear them a few months
to take tho shine OF before wearing them
himself. lie is a thoroughly able man,
however, and can make a tirst.UlRss speech,
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Extonuntlng CIrcum.tnnccs.

T F7E8VWVV o'VEtET'
Gentlemen Of the jury, there ia still
another extenuating circumstance in favor
OF my client. He broke a burglar.proo
safe, a masterpiece Of German workman
ship, valued by experts at $500 marks, and
this client Of mine contented himself with
the 120 marks he found inside and left the
valuable safe to tho owner"
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bONOH LOufWf,
"Yes," said the old man, tiny
sons are very ambitious, and they
arc getting along well. One Is
other lisa physician, and each "a trying
money" "Ah," said the %listner, "a sort
OF q heal.and.tow match, as It were,"
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Mhnt lie DOT.

Tho West Texas patriots who lately
made pilgtimagea To Washington search.
ing for an estray matshalship are
%stfuggling homo one at q time. "Blll,'
said one Of tho latest arrivals, accostlng a
friend whom ho met on the street, "Blll,
congratulate me-" "What ior2" 1--WE
been 10 washlngton." "Dld you get any.
thlng7" "Yes, l got home"
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He HID been There.
E.,u lorl zinll,,

NOp YORK ItRhs.
Hotel clerk ito farmer)-"will you reg
ister, pleaEe2" Farmer-"Will l do what2,'
olerE-"Register; sign your name in this
book" Farmer-"Not much, young fel.
Ter; ye don't git me to sign my name on
no paper I've been beat onct, aud that's
'nouRh."
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DELICATE diseases OF either sex, however
induced, promptly, thoroughly and perma'
nently cured. Send 10 cents in stamps
for large illustrated treatise, suggesting
sure means Of cure. Address, Worlds
Dlspensary Medical Association, 66S Main
street. Buffalo, N, Y,
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spot cash.
itn,hlnnlnn rrlla

WNtNlnQI0N UriWt,
"Ahl what do you charge for a suit like
thatW said the dude 10 tho tailor a. hp
pointed out a piece Of cloth, "Nothlng,
BifI we do strictly cash business" "Um.
um," said the dude, pulling his chain,
Ntll call later and see you about Ii"
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E.horlInr M Illlnd 10 So.

Philadelphia Inquirer.
Tho Prohibition allies Of the Democratic
party will please take notice that the Re.
publican party Is pushing the Prohibition
movement just as fast as the country will
stand Il,
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Roston TraNne

BoSton Traveller.
1t is seriously asserted that William H.
English, Of Indiana, is a candidate for
United States Senator. This information,
however, does not como from Mr., English.
He never gives anything away.
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Ashort.Llyed Alliance.

LonuOh 1fulA,
A coalition between the Tories and the
UnionistB In the House Of Commons will
not last more than twenty minutes.
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DIED,

TUST-on Sunday, July IS, 1856, at 0 o'clock 4
NJ, CHARlGI n. TUSr, son oil Charles W. and
Louise Tunt.
nrtvatn
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

A RR1vAL AND DEPARTURE OF
OF RTFERKECE MARKS tDaily. tsuudRy
excepted. tMOndRy exctpted.-"he,llnR time:
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H. q. & q. Railroad.
Leave BellAife al OiSO u m. LOT WoOdSdeld and
Leave SiellalrO at ssop. m, for wOOd,HOld and
gummeTheld.
Arrive al Beiiaite Alg,8Oa. N. from summotaOld,
and At b!40 p m from ZtnesVlllO.
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Now Rlpnmpr prlnNUE

~RUEDAY-LNAye City alta M, and every hour
tOg m, L9eYe wheeling FatE az 8 d. NJ, and
every hour u " !, N, "Chutch tsalntM 1910
mIl " AlBaOHi hupk