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DEiy- We have had /, encounter many
difficulties in getting out our paper thi, week.
We hnvo been pressed with Job Work; the
Local Editor hos been attending tho meeting
Of the Grand vision, s. OF T., at Ssntuc, and
just al the pinch Of our troubles, on pub ic.-
tion day, when his serviccs were Of greatest
necessity, our prncrpur workman sent word
| 10 us that he wn, SICK o. aud unable tc
work. Under these difficulties, We ask the
indulgence of our readers, for oil errors and
| deficiencies that may be found in the paper
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MARLBORO FARMERS REDUCE THE CoTgoN
AREA.-Charleston S. c., July S.-The low
price Of cotton is cnusing dissatisfaction
among the farmers in this state, and various
propositions have been made to limit the
production by decrease Of aerease by
plowiug up one-four,h of the present grow.
ing crop, and by other devices. The Farmers
ANiance of Marlboro county, in this State,
has alop: cd the following resolu ions:
That we pic lge ourselves TO plant only
ten acres Of opttou to tho horse in 100"
H'o''eFo ~ can get the co operation of ali
the cotton states, so as to decrease the pro-
uuction OF cotton, and so obtain due reward
f5r our labor.
Second, That we request the State Alliance
to cal for convention of the cotton grow
c"s OF the South, irrespective of class or color,
to meet not later than December l, next, to
ccn,ilcr the same,
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Correspondence Of tho Times
Grand Alliance Picnic---With a Hearty
Welcome 40 All

SASruc, July 20.-Pursuant to = c.R fo
same, q delegated committee from the differ
cnt Alliances Of The townships OF Fish Dam
Saptuc, Goshen Hill. Union and Pinckne,
met here On the 18th, to perfect arrange.
men's for II p oni. &Gd Speaking in the near
future, dey ot lsasTs.s and p. cit generally.
MIR. w. 4. Jtcr was chosen chairman, and
Il. w. Jctcr, Secretary.
| Tho time and place decided upon VA.
August 9Th, At Santuc
IL Wa. .hen thought oss -ntial TO the success
Of the nffair-whIch 10y the way, is to
DO Publio.-to np!o;nt n committee III four
| from each All ance, one at last, to be a
non -Allisnccman, TO promulgatc the picnic,
and solicit from the citizens Of the neighbor
hood, both by their presence, and by con-
tribuiiugt To the rsrasi 9nd the folio wing
committees were appointed:
| F"h Ddm-M. &. Dcavtr, L. p. Nami.tou,
John McG wan, and J. q. Rec
| Fnmt HN-J. i. .ietrr. DR.. }. II. Hnmil-
! tor, &. .. irc. ami -. y. Jcter.
S"nf"c.-D. Il. Fant. j. Nc. Fant, &c.
Sartor. and l.. B. Jetcr.
Hraa"r.-Dr \. f.. FAINT. T. ID. g. ursa,ry,
W. J. Fridy. and DR.. }. &. Gong.
Far forr".-E. W. Harris, q. c. Greer.
Jas. Young, aud -
MJron.-. Leland Cunningham, Gillian
Greg ry, McDctmid, and J G. Stetilo..
worth.
D"ck Pond-T. X. Palmer, J. Il. T.
Scott W. A. Wix. and IL. u. BrMc.
Krh,n.--K. T.. y. Fowcr, II. G. Little,
A. G. McGownn, and 5. J. II. Howell.
All Of the above Alliances were not rcpre-
scntcd by delegates, hut communicated, and
The above were appointed and are c,rnestly
requested 10 serve and do their best, rs
their duty il to get all. both ladies and
90 cntl t!,n;,
interested in the picnic. nnd all T. cont ibutc
to. participate in, AMI par axe of, the pcnc
as We expect to make it. with the aid of our
non'alliancc friends, q very interest ny affair |
To nll
The following distinguished gentlemen |
are invited, and arc expected to NIT nj and |
sneak:
President, J. Vim. ~ ,ke., State Lc. urcr,
W. j. T,llhert: :. Il. A.. NJ. l.. Donaldson.
District Lecturer, J. H. Kinsler; ". y. T. der,
and R"bt. Aldrich.
\ band of music will bc p'cscni, and
furnish music for the occasion.
Remember, this is not close rhj"ymcnt
hnt al are welcome. So brethren and
friends ofthc committed. plc,,c solicit al
toe me and bring nell-fllei lunch haskt4.
ma II any one IS anyway pr'juliced NC !
bop, your minds will bs Ji>abu. cd anu
hat those outside the Alliance will he'll. ,u
make us ~W"y ourselves aud We wilt do oi,r
".W".t y" ho'p you enjoy yourselves. and
nj l"in hands a"d &c both benefited u Il
tdncr''d t'g thcr. ~ we do MT viii, 1,
''c"d a'y one fr m the pleasures cvpcct Il
on that day.
Tn" members - the Alliance will rI.os.
r"nc;mh III" badge worn on another ard
! nj" ""' "'"n. Il h.t o! blue rib on on tie
hr"l -! Ii" coz. and wear t ilI- tim AMI
.''"w !""r lc!iir
l.. W. Jrrrr.
Sccty
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DRivER AND iioRsEs KILLED -Pittsbury
Pa. July 1.-Two hundred p ,und, of
nj 10 g yc"iine which !, J, B,gby, a torpedo
man was taking to the Mount Morri, oil
field i'll = two horse wagon, was exploded.
blowing Bisby to atoms. killing the horse
and wrcck'ng the dwellings IF Lee Mint N
ani Mark Hughes, Sr. The concussion
shcok every house IN Washington. an caused
g eat exc tement. A singular f-atnrc Of the
explosion IS that although there were n
II nhir Of PC pie IL the vicinity at the time
all c'c,pcd With .hght injuries. Bigby
va 40 ye,r,of ace aud marr;sa.
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HoLprSg BACK WHEAT ASD CoTToN.-St.
Louis, July S.-Rcferring to the circular
purportirg to have come from Alliance
sau-ces rs to the storing Of wheat and other
farm products to SHORTEN" tho market.
President J. B. Dones, Of the NatiOnsl Busi-
ness Agents Association Of the Alliance said
to-day that the national officers had given
some attention TO the matter. MIR. Jones
sad he did pot believe the movemt mt would
be general. As the matter stands now, tests
nrc TO be nade in two sta,cs-Kansas and
Georgia. In section OF the former groin
will be stored, while the farmers Of Georgia
will hold back cotton. This movement will
have the cordial support Of tho United
Alliance and the result will be watched with
interest by f.rmers everywhere throughout
the country.
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To tho Wheelmen.

young fiiend called our attention TO the
fnct TINT some wheelmen Of tho town were
in the habit Of wheeling around after dark
without headlight. which makes it rather
dangerous for those who Tdik around after
ddrH, nnu rrlucs'cn us 'oa,n - .,r.y.
curry their lights in tho front, for although,
the young man complninY. is rathor small
IN stature, whcelmnn should bc careful not
to run over him after night. rs he may
throw them off their b,lauce. and il per.
chance, they should break one of his limbs,
they may have tho Postmaster General after
them for injurng ono Of his Sunday Schoo
scholars.
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r.y rv,.,,p,r nv IT.-An al'oc'te OF TIE
.,h.,r...urv schYme writing t' ore oi ,ne
a.rter pewspapers ccmpiains 'hh' e
s,,,,n,,,,,,. ~ tl,t sch eme fivc th' ir airhtoh
- srdipu faul,s with us details wh 10 neg
is.ting discuyri, n Of It's principles. Insre
q s.,m hing in this compla MT. APpro'ehiof
~ .cbeme we End % Daoy monstrou', ~"
rr.at. cable and absurd provisions cohnec'.'
ri,h that we easily get lost IN 'ry"s :"
ana our way through T. tie roo. -
TN prjncipie. .the writer referred TO ray.
q. "a n q. ide for nex bic currency TO DC
-Mvm ssvn5ut .TEs inicrs eniion Of b,uk-.
||.n z 3 s q Ssss r. Il sss Ssr ~ n
tho central direct power and the people the
debtors, giving it hold OF enormous
s,rspgth on the couniry's commerce and OIL
private intere-t IL is I" make the govern
nent the rival Of private enterprise-"
bugs money tr,rt with authority to manu-
farfure money indefinitely and dit ibnt. II
among people Of one class. =,
There Is good dcnl Of foOlishnrss in all
this talk Of q flexible currency. Money il
naturally flexible. Il comes when there Is
anything to bring it and g"c, where il is
seat. There is always mOncy enough to
move the crops nhcu there IL n demand for
thsm. ;.obody ever h.s to hnul cotton
homo because Of lack { currency to pay for
Il or 10 accept due bill or n tcs for il.
The trouble with Us is TINT when We &C.
the money for our colt n VIC have 10 Pny II
sli out for debts or tuprli"s aud il drains
b OK through merchants and bank, TO those
who originally lent IL or Furnished the sup
rlies. Tho prices Of crops nrc regulated hy
the demand abroad whe eur surp us over
h"me consumption Is taken.
,ExSfesxa- -'rAfs "anH' hrElee,s'MS rfchf e19'
from which We suffer. There is need fo
more money. II is MT right that fey
~, n should haze the power to lock none.
in the northern banks or vn,iit.. Ms il j
l"rked row, and hold II away from the dc
mands OF Legitimate commerce and fo
higher interest rates than The ratio Of supply
10 demand warrants Ijut tho currency u
prevent this should he cool currency, smcl
ns everybody is willing 10 nc"cpi, mud The
methods used TO keep it in circulation
should be natural, should obey the laws o.
tralr. Tho sub-i'casu,y scheme prpio.c
to give us = currency VIII: ch all the chance
arc against, which nll the experienced o
our country and other chun'ric. tel u, vii
not be generally accepted rs g"od and lr"
poses to pump this money into tho country
by unnatural, violent aud dangerous devices
--Greenrikie Nens.
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Ia GRIrrE AGAIN.-Duri,c ,ho anil,

la GnIrrE AGAIS.-Duri1g the endemic
81 la G'ippe lat season Dr. Kings Ncw
hi c>Yery FOR Con umptiun, Conghs and
C'a+, proved To he The est remedy. Re
ports from th' many who used il confirm
thi' stattm"ni. They were not only quickly
relieved, bit the disease lift no bal NJ cr
results. We ask you 1" give this remedy n
trial aud gu III :trc you will nc satisfied
with The r"su t. or III purchase price will
hc refh"dcd. 1t hI> no equal in La Grippe,
o" any Throat. hist % Lung Trouble. Trial
h'i lis free at l. T. Posey's Drug Store
Large bottles, 5tc. aud SI.OO,
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TnE Rev. ". q. Juan -R,r Some d,rs
the congregation # Trinity Church has bcen
coatcm'lat;ng son Ing an invit,tr,n 1, th,
""V. H. q. judd, their former rector. 10
cc"c here AMI preach while DR.. Capers is off
on his vacrtior this summer Mr.. judd il
now IN Macon, Ga. AMI can c,silv oo,no.
pr. 'apcrs has just forwarded min a form,i
l'viat;on. |. is understood tha, he will
accept ana If he does bis old tongrt CATION
VIII welcome him with open ams.-The
N."
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my We find the following in the Carolin,

pO- We find the following in the Carolina
Spartan. under the head of "Gaffuey Locals -
Misses Minnie and Lena Macarthur, daugh-
ters of Joo Macarthur, left for their home nt
Woodland, Oh 'ckasaw county. Miss. Misses
Fannie Macarthur and Annie Wood went with
them to spend several weeks. Some Of the
b ,ys have not had hearty laugh since they
eft, and enc TOOK regular cry after their
departure.
We have heard that col potatoes and
molasses, IN xed, was good in such cases.
But ga regular cry is far more Sensible
than pistol practice on oneself, which is be-
coming too common remedy,
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Representative Fowler has no Free Pass.

We most willingly publish tho following
from Repre-, cntativo Fowl'r, in order that
justice nny bc done h;m if the TixKs hns
been anyway instrumental in creating a
wrong impression about him. We, however,
are glad that Mr.. Fowler can uncquivocaly '
place himself right and in the most f,vor.
able light before the people, in the free pds,
quest on:
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LEANING FROM A Can PLATFORM Staun-
ton, Va, July 20.-A man named Ieig'cr,
from Cspon Hoal Va, on his way tn the
unveilipg of The sta'uc Of Jackson at Lex.
ington, was knocked off the Baltimore and
Ohio train siI miles north of Staunton this
evening ond killed instantly his head came
in contact with mail pouch pole Us he leaned
out from the car platform.
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puy" Hon. J. W. Stokes, Prcsiden, Of the
State Farmers Alli,nc., has challenged Sc'n.
tor VI. &. Butler t. discuss the sub-Trear ury
schcmc nt the All nnce Picnic at Prosperity
on the 29th, ins'., and the challenge hNs been
ac:ep' cd.
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NAStiIrLLEs TERRInLE TRAGEDy-Na
vii Tenn, july 2O.-M,s. rattic Lochr.dye
"'!c "f MIR. Thomas lochiilyc aud stcr o
e. j. j. O,hl, n wc'l-known rr ducc mcr
cha' OF his city. shot her three chi ,lr q,
nnd herself about o'c'ock yesterday Mt. +.
moan nj her home. three mile. Suuth ,I
Sln & Hill. Maurice County. Tho cldrsr
chi!d was four years old and the Youngest
4 months cid.
A"cy .'""ci yesterday Lochri,lyc went 10
chuirE, leaving his home in is usual stat.
eI T;ietncsS. The children ncrr p,ayinv
'nhd n> usual About three a. clock he
returned and found the front door locked
ih'S seemed strange - him, tut conclud. N,
MS VIE hal gone on visit, he went ar.und
INC houtc intending to enter by the back
toor. This too wa, locked, and he wos
compelled to force n window sash in order
to gaiu entrance.
Not until he hnd gone into the living
ro ms did the full meaning rf the scaled
"o"rs ana windows burst nron him. There
ur u pallet, nicely arranged, lay h's three
u'ri hgs, drad, and across the room with her
fc' turned TO theirs was his wifr A ,loublr
1arrclled brecch-loading shot gun lay be-
tween.
AS near a9 can be learned from the eur.
roun hng', Mrs. Lochridgc had drawn mn
her children's clothes, enc " one. p'oc,i
The gun ngains! their hearts aid fired Thcn
she placei them side by side ON the pallet
"hich sue had mni" to' ;nc purpose and
srranrcd their dresses neatly nhou, ,bcm
staining at their feet and probably pu1in, |
dawn npon them, the Distracted mrtb,r |
placed the muzzle Of tie grn NJ II. p nwn
heart and fired.
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i"R Sr\Nn,nn On. OcroPUs. FINLEY
onI" July ]? TIE No thw esterr Nuu.n
Gas 'omraay purchased he plant. tcr'i ory
a"d co"tr'ctS Of The Marion Natural Gas
company, the "niy in'icpcnd mt ga "rgar:-
I't'"n IN 'thw stern Ohio. yesterday Th-
prcr r'id las not been maze ia lie This
sale puts the c"tir' contrul Of he na'ur' |
gas D rs n'S' into The IN q OF tie Standard
81 '""rtay. with The except III Of the
municipal lauts ofthis city and Toledo.
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Ladies Hats at 10 C .nts, for n few d,vs
GRAHAM K SPARKS

u WI HAD EXAMpLrs.--The Atlanta 1,-
""f has discovered as the Sto.e did ,ha
Other day, the inconsistency OF W;hiri paIiu
rclormcrs' like Weaver aud s mns.n mol
IN? crusade against monoroly'' in tho
pflvnf" car OF an Office. Of the Richmond
ana Danville, ''thc biggest raj way monopolv
IN the Sou'h Bat the Journal sboulI
remember President Macumes loan of So 600
from Fat Calhoun and Governor Tillman's
lre' pas. Those anti-monopolists have had
examples set thcm.-7He State.
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Tnkv WILL KEEr Tim FAITH. Laurcus,
July IS.-Tho following resolutions were
unanimously iasscd by tho Lisbon Alliance
Of this County;
Rrsoirrd That t:is alliance renews its al
legiancs to tho principles Of tho Farmers
Movement aud to its leader, Governor Is. Il.
Tillman.
z That VIC do not believe Governor Till
man has been, is, or ever will be disoyal to
the Alliance os the farmers interest in
Sou'h Corolina, notwithstanding the efforts
Of certain coat'ail politicians ~ persuade the
members Of the Alliance 10 the contrary.
IS. That VIC favor the Ocsla demands. but
this Allias%4 sccords to Governor Tillman
the + ght Of free thopght and free speech.
and the tms has not CONS 70 sacr nee Cover
nor Tllmnn for the very doubtful chance Of
getting the sub-treasury or any other scheme.
!. That il il tho purpose OF the leaders OF
the Alliance to deliver our organization TO
the Third Parry. we would like to know it
q, once.
m.nd S SHfs EpS, Of s party SG,
is still good enough for us.
II Is Ia osder now for word to bc sent to
the Laurcus County Alliance to rcbuks the
Lisbon Alliance for it's iqdepondagt action,
and demand that the members Of that Ali,
ance snail cat their own words, and hereaft,
think and act only n. the leaders Of the Oricr
think and act on all Alliance matters.
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pEi"rAIr> AND Ai!I.xCrMES T. Grrup.
Mhca 1t comes TO rca! .I'l.4n:c principl,s the
democrats accept them all exc.rt the sub-
treasury h!'l That is not really an Alliance
scheme but was trick Of certain politicians
who have persuaded the farmers TO endorse
IT, Rule that out and tie Democrats and
the Alliance men are together.-Spaytan.
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The peorlo arc 10, bra,h. 4 year AGO
ihcy were splitting their thro.rs blwlinr r
fIl!nan. Shell AMI lrby, AL no Il uht nam
lrg m!hics and posi- oiic after them. A
few days ago at Milton, in Laurcns Comfy,
thc farmers roundiy abused their formcr
heroes ani lcmsr. because they u<cl free
ptSScS.
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Amazon Corset Stays 1Oc. a pair.
"Favori.c" Cor:ot Stays SC. q pair.

sO- Our correspondent VoX speaks Of
the TINES being somewhat illegible last
week. We nero madly ware Of it, but
j. yes only part Of the edition. and
WAS caused by tne PRESS setling oyt of
order. We had about as much trouble
in getting the press to work properly
as scme Of our readers had to read the
paper aftcr it was printed; but that
was no satisfaction to either of US.
senator Quay SAYS that Governor Paltison
or fennsylvania "is ropu'ar, has q Llear
record aud woull be n strong candidate. 10
II nominated for the presidency by the Demo
Gratis. This proves that Quay recent hard
ships have taught him to appreciate the value
OF g" clean record" lie may yet reform,
when he ceases from active Ropubicanism.
Aud, 10 "rr hn.'p Mid. it ,lsu ptoYe. tint
Quay don't w.Et Cleveland nominated, but
would like TO see weaker man at the head
of the Democratic ticket Oh. that man
Quay is mn ar'ful political dodgcr.
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H' hhkh CAUSED Ey Hoes Lori.
july "O.-A S.n Augmtinc, Tex, speciai
says ''Willinms and john Roberts had an
mimr""h II about Roberts hogs getting in to
John ard his brother Jake, killing John and
'cri"asly wCu ding Jake
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ReA- We are requested by School Com
missioner Walker, TO say that be will net ic
in bis ofIicc nett Friday and Sa urIsy.
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Look all over town, and then come and
see our q 'od, and prices, ard We will savt
you money. We mean business. Read ouI
| advertisement this week.
GRAHAM & SPARKS.
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Friday, July "a, ls0l.
SyBsCRIpTION. 81 SO FER ANHC1
post Office DIRECT0KH.

I.v q. g. r..:.: 40 vro"v,. 'vr vu''nc''
fxew 4 A.. Al. 10 600 =. n.
The Money Orier Department win o'
opened for business from A: NJ: to =; "
NJ, and the Southern Mail at 600 i. VI.
Any inatteution or irregularities shoul'
TO reported promptly to the =. NJ.
J. C. HUNTER, 4. N.
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Rev. }. ". Ross has resigned the PASTOR
't' "f tie Gre'nvlle Presbyterian church to
accept II position of evangelist for the Synod
o y rth Carl IA.
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r'sS Sh;e'ao ice. pair. Ladies "Purs
II AN Wits "jc u p,r.
n IL. VI. COHEN g. BROS
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Nnr ing Cor'"ts with C.rk protector, 93c
each. Ladies Linen Cuffs lOc pair.
at II. VI. LONEN & BROS
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Ladies Collars SC. each. White Checked
Muslio 4lo yard.
tn. NJ. COHEN & BROS.
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;;:;:, ;.;;:;: 3; :.:::',;:; $: :: II e
yspSrs, sRal!G 81 tfsrmsfs eiHSxsII5 TO-
plant gram crops moro extenslyelS snot$pr
year, for cotton 70 now below the e2st Pf
production. and II all reports prove true
will he sill loser in the fail uudersts1i
that the present crop Is estimated st S.OOy-
600 b,les while NJ this time last yesr II w
only CO cula' ed at 7.O000O0. Ifths prsseS
estimate be tue, cJtton Is bound to be lowe
in price.
Miss Mauic Boyd is teaching Singing
School At Fosters Chapel Miss Matte Il
a good and pleasant sioging mistress an'
admir- ably ffiod aud quail 6cd for the profes
sion which she follows. She IL Q cripple
end not able to walk st any timo. She trsI
els in an invalid chair. and has to be he'pe'
| in aud out OF her buggy. sitting in her seat
50 ell who ara blessci with the ability t
walk ehould thank God that they srs not il
| her condition. Instead Of always fretfiug AM
growing abou, the mysterious works Of th'
Lord.
Well, Mr.. Edi'or, had occsfon t. visi
q town not ihouraud miles ayay . few day
back, and afer unbarne essed my long earet
!sl xgIs xss1 " On ,Ss ssS ensi 81
the street . and ln fsool o. ssos. ml.er "
able places where they d but death. mi'ory
hunger and poverty, I rave crowd Of men
some under the influence Of the accurssc'
stuff, (whiskoy) whilo sem. wsro sober, an
all were disc Issing Aliisuce measure, o
which they seemed TO know but very It'll
about. One Of their subjecs wa' the sui
Treasury p an, and sskol the question
(Which would be tho most honorable for tn
Na'iOnsl Government to furnish depositor
for tho farmers to store their produce
for the wbiskcy men to deposit their poiso
TO destroy tho sople?' The answer that
received was another question 'W'll tn
farmers pay nv high o per cent as tn
whiskey men?'' God forbid that any Gov
ernment would ever think OF charging /"
much for the storage Of farm products tha
are necessary TO. support its subjects as
would for the storage Of poison that bring
want and destruction, misory and woe to To
poop'e, aud evon death; AMI lnud them int
eternity unp-cparcd to meet their God.
Now, Mr.. Editor this may be little out {
order. but il you will please publish it
will try aud face the music.
L
The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-24

DELAYS ARE DASGPRors.-Th,rca ar, ,ho:c
who are morbidly anX!om, about their l,o III
watching every symptom and doing them
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Two extremes the wise mnM .,,.r. ,.,.
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seats of disease, onl tones up the die, iy.
organs, strenathcns the system and rims
the blood. He takes few doses of : :. :
ana soon finds that all the sympt lbs ia
'isnpP'ared, and that he il ia '':i :. en-
aihon than ever. The great vcgrtab r,I..c
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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-24

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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-24

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The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, 1891-07-24

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