The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1891-11-26


two households, but an exchange - =
nally effected, and the two mott
now happy. )
What measures are you taH
stop that cough? Let US suggd
Wits Cough and Consumption Guy
is infal]ible. Wilhite & Wilhite.
= Mr.. E. G.. Sutton, of Kansas
committed suicide the other night UNI
ate the grief of his family and friend
Mr. Sutton wrote note in which he sae
that it would be Of no use to ask qud41 j.
tons. He had tried this life and was Will
ing to try the next. He left the lottery
tickets in his pocket to his daughter anil
wished everybody good luck. ,Som e
people," lie wrote, "may think I am,fuuf r.
T AMI have just eaten hearty suppeG Is
Then he stuck cigar in his nrouthVHB f.
blew out his brains. -
1t is an established fact that DesiN
Little Early Riser's have an enormous
pleasant in taking ndhappy in results: "A
pill for the multitude. White &Wilhite.
-. He wanted the ordinary to revoke f
his marriage. He came in town three
weeks after he had been married and
hunted up Ordinary Hargrove. In his
affable way Judge Hargrove asked him
what he could do for him. "Well, jedgef
I cum to see you about them there thing
you gin me to marry. The devil hissel
couldn't live with that w01
let me quit her." Judge Hargro$
Courts, that he was powerless in the my
ter. The fellow seemed surprised sAny1
worried that the Ordinary could give him
license to marry and then couldn't take
them back and set him free.A- Vieana
(Ga.) Progress. ar :
- can honest pill is the noblest work
of the apcthecary." De Wits Little
Early Risers cure constipation, billolA
hite. +
- At the recent annual meeting OF
State Agricultural Society of Georgia
formal resolution unanimously adopRa8
recommended and urged upon every far
mer of that State the setting aside of
from five to ten acres of land around the
homestead, said acreage to be known as
"The Wife's Farm" to be devoted .ex.
plan, of grain, grasses, vegetables, poul-
try, pigs, etc., and that an hour or two
each morning shall be devoted by the
farmer and his force to cultivating this
farm" The idea of the society waA63a
make each farmer self sustaining aQ1
dependent. No.
Ignorance of the merits of De Witt9
Little Early Rlsers is misfortune. These
little pills regulate the liver, cure head
ache, dyspepsia, bad breath, constipation
and biliousness. Wilhite & Wilhite.
- The Roman Catholics are demand
ing that Secretary and Solicitor General
Ben Butterworth, ofthe Worlds Fair, be
removed from Office. He went to Italy on
fair business last summer, and since get
ting back to Chicago he said in public
address eff owned Italy T would have
a great auction to which I would invite
ali America. would sell one thousand
'madonnas' and ten thousand 'cruci1x-
ions,' and with the money I would build
school houses all over the land" Mr..
Butterworth says that he simply meant
that less wealth should be stored upin
art treasures and more expended in edu-
cation. But the Roman Catholics took
it as slur on their religion, and commit
tees have been appointed SO urge his re-
moval.
You don't want a torpid liver. Yh9
don't want bad complexion. You dc,
want a bad breath. You don't wanE
headache. Then use De Wits Lid
Early Risers. the famous little pill
Wilhite & Wilhite.
At Ledro, S. D., .here is q specime}
of the man-fsh, which was found in tl
wind caves of the Bad Lands in the Sta
of South Dakota. The animal is petrifie
and is in perfect state Of preservatid
The head Of the creature is exactly of 4 -
same shane as that the human craniurf
ONLY it is much smaller. The eyes, nod
ears and forehead, in fact every portid
of the head, resembles that of man
The neck is slender and the shouldet
uniform, and the entire anatomy appeaI
the same as that Of the human body. II
arms are perfect, as are also the hand
with the exception of the nails, whiq
have more the appearance OF canine
nail. Then the ribs and spinal colun3
are perfectly formed, making the uppf
part of the body as nearly like the form
mans as is possible. Below the RIBS
body resembles fish. yf
- Senator Irby is confident that NJ
Cleveland will be the Democratic nondt
nee for President in 1892, and believes
that "the Alliance men of South Carolina
will fall into line and support him almost
to man." Senator 1rby says that "there
is not ono Of the Democratic candidate
more Objectionable to the Farmers Alli-s
ance than Cleveland on account of his
views on the silver question:" but heG
fails 10 say what Mr.. Cleveland's views
are. He should have explained that Mr.. :
Cleveland is not opposed to the tree COIN
age ofsilver, hut to "thc free, unlimited
and Independent coinage of silver and
this is the only safe and conservative
ground for anyone to hold. Mr.. Cleye-
land wants the country to have all the
silver money that it can use, but he wonlS
have the silver dollar to be equal in vail
to every other dollar employed in
commerce of the world. He woul :
the farmers of the United States II
financial ruin which would follS
upon the heels Of debased a
What would Senator Irby do
To Dispel Colds.
Headaches and Fevers, to cleanse ths
system eflectually, yet gently, whed
CoStiYc or bilious, or when the blood iS5*