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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1892-11-12
DIpUTACION PROVINCIAL
Session OrdSnGriG del dSo 10 del corrseats

Concurrentes: soler, Alvarez Perez Pena,
Boch, Lopez Landr6n, ValdGs .Cerra, Martinez
Vicente, Fernandez Morey Secretaries Balbas
Egozcue.
Sc ley6 y aprob6 el acta de la session anterior
Sc aprob6 por unanimidad una moc16n pre-
aentada por 81 senior Balbas, proponiendo la Cor
poracion SO srva acordar que SO exima la fa
milia del aienado don Justo Skerret, del pago
de las mensualidades que 1rroga su estancia en- Ell
Manlcomio, que continue disfrutando de todos
los benefcios preeminencias & que como tai pen
Bionado tiene derecho.
Aeuerdo moci6n del senior Alvarez Perez,
nombrando don Jose Manuel Salgado Cine.
nez 20 practicante en- cirui1a menor del Asilo de
Benefcencia y Manicomio.
Fue desechada una moci6n del Sr. Alvarez
Perez en- la que solicitaba SO aumentase la men
Sualidad aslgnada Lolita Azpiroz por no haber
su6ciente ndmeto de Sres. Diputados para formar
Rcuerdo por tratarse de la votaci6n de credito,
Acuerdo moci6n del senior ValdGs, dando
On voto de gracias al senor Ingeniero don Pedro
Fernandez por su cello en- bien de los intereses
provinciales.
Acuerdo negando por doce votos contra uno,
una qualification pedida por ell sehor Alvarez Pc
res, favor de don Alfredo Margenat, que presta
sus servicios como delineante en- el Negociado de
Tomento sin remuneration alguna.
.s Fue aprobado por doce votos contra uno la
4otalidad del dictamen emit1do por la comisi6n
nombrada al efecto de encontrar el medic mas
adecuado para poner al dia todos los expedientes
que 30 hallan pendientes de despacho en- 81 Nego
ciado de examen de cuentas; por igual ndmero
de votes el primer punto del referido dfctamen
y pOr unanimidad 81 % 80 del mismo.
Acuerdo accediendo el traslado solicitado
por 81 escribiepte 2.s don Ramon Escalona al Ne
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NOTICIAS DE LA CAPITAL.

Veinte siete personas vinieron anocha 4
esta redaccion, desde las s cuarto las ' 40
minutes, informarnos de que habia mas de caen
Jarofes del alum brado p6blico cast apagados, en-
las GALES de la Cruz, la Luna San jose eI Cr;sto
plazuea de Santiago, paseo de Covadonga. ii Sol
Ia muralla etc. etc. Nos dicen tambien ona %
rios comerciantes que emplean Ell gas fluido entire
los que nos cltaron don Florindo Carrero don
Antonio Mendez, tuvieron que encender veIas
para aiumbrarse. Sabemos que el senior Alcalda
con Ia actlvidad que le distingue, ha tornado car
misas dN0 Pa AZ estas
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Nuestro respectable amigo el Excmo. sehor
don Ulpiano Valdes connotada fgura del partido
Unconditional, nos ha remitido una serie de inte-
resant1simas cartas que comenzamos publican
Desde luego que, colocados nosotros to-
reno neutral ofrecemos las columns de nuestro
diario las personals que deseen discutir las ideas
emitidas por el expresado caballero. He aqul Ia
rNI
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Lo 1e1StrGcso' P"ertOrrsqueaG publica how nm
sAelente texto de lectura amenfsima, Ell retrato
del celebrado poeta guayames Eleuterio DeronsS
Tres lmportantes grabados: uno representando ii
lnsellUr 1e nuestra Cathedral otra Ia metropolis
Ensenanza. SA0uSo ue g.
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ElIBoIef Mercontz 6rgano Official de IL Ca
mara d Co1rcio Industria Navaooci6n -
ne not;ia deue ell dicho Centre astS Yr63;So -.
ternnar 81 importantes trahaioa solo oala
maci6 cont los Aranceles 0rdono,,aoS -. T.
AduaRs -
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81 pescan del farol deI aIum hrado ,sbl;.o
de la Gale de Fortaleza eaou1na c. Pqoleo IU'
es'a IAN Olen FsonodO han tenido que ponerle
IN p0rcI's de anchas de hierro. Y son dos en-
los sitios maFisibles concnrr;do. II 1o0 On
pital. 0SO" q
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Sc desea

1olnar oe alquler una buena cocinera. Informo.
n1mero g. ~ 10 Luna
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y Circula elumor de que el apreciable senor
NouVllas, eaAn jefe de la secci6n de Orden Mi.
onco oe ron pasara esta Capital hacerse
interino ''N'0A ue
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.0Ctor CoII-orus q

sta noe tondra lupar al ancavo 20 loc >.
lebraos cuads de Mr.. Kanrt an nnestro coI;soo
lOjal que el impo que tan NAL Carl presents eNs'
no vga agulla festal
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La Correspondence do PusrlsRlgO
VGernes, III de Novsensbre de 1892

E$gSL& auacrici6n 4 LA CORRESPONDENCE vale DOS
RE@OS FOR TH4MESTRE adelantado los puebos de Ia
1sla No servra ninguna suscroon 81 Is carta de
@ylsO acompana eI Yalor de trimestre.
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I'll eoctoRodriguez Castro pos6e innumera.
bles cerlhcas que demuestran diversas impor
tes curalone de intermediates del pecho. al.
canzads corlos preparados Bazsdnascos al Qua
yGcOI qe len su nombre. -
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IN Ia seon correspondence publicanaos un
anunclo de Compa1fa de los Ferrocarr1les de
ruerto'R Rlco ie sc refere las nuevas tari.
1as, (oe las le Sc nos ha obsequiado con un
exemplary apbadas por ell Gobierno General
para transpoes de San Juan 4 HatilIo = a1r,- Care
1na' L. ,uasmpezara regir desde eli 81 del
mes en- c1rso Lease ell referido anuncio
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El dominO I3 del actual l.. 0 -
1ana Ea.u 1enora gar en- la Capilla de la v. o. 7.
franclscana VI misa cantada Jesds Cruc1f;cado
que quedara dmanifesto hasta las s de la tardo
que 50 rezara corona y tendra lugar Ia proce.
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lnoche. las siete estaha caei & oso,,ro. !,
palace del fcmo. Sr. Gobernador, porque los
mechros de Is huido no aIumbrahan.
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a prop6site una noticia ana ha cIrcnIadr,
en- LIS peri6dicob Europa dice Ias No,,s1a1ss
de lew ork lqle sigue:
''LG lana dlqaetro-TTn sahio boca al 81
guiente calculo ! los constructores del famoso
teIescofio que h$ pOnernos la luna a aIcancs
de a mano. "H que la luna nos narazco -
metro de distant es precise nm. anmanto n
5oO mlllones De ls al diametro aparente da
nuestro satellite. Ianto mas corta sea la dis.
tancia- focal del OR. tanto mas LARGO tard.<
que ser el telescoi Esto sentado s; s,,yeo1,.s
mos que la distanfocal del ocnlar ono ,,@s
We de base para elculo es de naa7g7,et et II .,,aI
corresponds un sento de 30o d;Snoa+ros s1SA -
iongl1uo oel seless tendria que ser de $50 XII.
lomesros' q olanq 1el espejo de 80 kil6metros
J 0'O0O ius'los ue Dor, y su peso Sc represen
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% cotlza = nuevamente cafe en- ell merca.
90 q esta Gap los sfguientes tipos: Clase
buea para Gu uRl rededo1 de S253. Hacienda
escoido, de $2l S281.
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Cambiossl Banco Espanol, fjados en- Ia of.
clna del dlchctablecimiento hoy las 8 de Ia
tsrde;- Espa 9pS.- Londres, DIV, $50
1,-faris, rs pS.-Nueva York d1y.
20 Pc .-Haha, dTv, l7p ~
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~ I'll bo1se' Mercant7 tiene noticias positivas
ue oadau que 81 opneral Lasso embarcara para Ia
ast,naeba pa'laa e. 70 del mes en- curse. Segun 81
cargo por mdvos de salud un0ia oe su
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Hemos sbido one se roo7;1o,.1 -:
Ell emprestito de 20 mil pesos one nl 81 uiuculeao
tar la Dlputai6n Provincial con Il asa Ro contIa-
mol. El tipo el inter9s sera saonn Dast.d 1Spa-
ticias, eI de 8por ciento anna A"eS'f1S no.
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coronasf. SSas dotalss que tanto preconizan las
NJ tieno u oeguro de vida del ssstemG antique
accumulation uieta riesoos 49, n1SS que una
costo SO puelen obtener mavoras Son nnenor
correr absottamente nino,nn 80. 'euIaJas' SIN
probar con salcuIos exacfos o,,a 80 1ooemos
A amos que tone una P8L1o III d persona de
l5 af1os pagaa por premios dnra,,to 80 So'OCO por
Sc, 6,368-25. Eomando ma ord;,sa1;n lase ese uempo
chUsetts BENEFIT Association aa1a en "a MaSsa-
$2.289-75. .O laura pagado
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Ayuntamlento dc Ia Capital.

Principals acwerdos tomodos en- Ia ses5dn del dso
del cOTTaente.
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CreYton Items.

Hurrah for the sunshine and Tillman !
we farmers have had a jolly time Of it
last week, killing out "Gen. GREEN'S
forces, and if the sun continues to shine
this week as it did last week we will have
him circumvented.
We wound up last week with a Demo-
cratic club meeting. We had q good turn
out and not one antl-Tillmap in tho
crowd.
The patrons of the school at Bethany
seem to be aroused on the subject OF ed
ucation. The school opened there Mon
day, 25th inst, with /. M. Mahatfey as
Principal, and Miss Bette Earle as asss-
tant teacher, with about one hundred
children present, and more are to enter
yet. . ,,...,.r ..o o.
on visit to Edgefeld County. We wish
them pleasant visit and safe return
home.
Miss Mary Duncan, of Faronnes, is
visiting in our midst.
Miss Mallie Cullns is on a visit to rel
atives near Bolton.
The Sunday School at Bethany is in a
fiourishing condition. We noticed among
the visitors there last Sunday Miss Fanr
ME Wander and Miss Neal, of Midway,
and Miss Nettie Cowan, OF Mt. Bethel.
Come again ladies. We think the impress
sions made by this visit are good, and on
good material.
Newt is tired of waiting for some girl
to propose to him to do his patching and
darning, so he left out Saturday, but we
hope he will return again. -,
Humor has it that bachelor A. will
take unto himself better half soon.
Most of our farmers will finish laying
bv their crops this week. Corn is good,
cotton is below an average in this section
vet we hope with favorable seasons to
make half crop. ZACH.
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Obituary.

Died, after long and painful illness on
the morning of the 18th inst, John G.
Simmons, at the age of % years. His
sufferings were of the most painful ma
ture, the disease being an affection of the
bowels, inflammatory and 80 malignant
from the start as to battle the skill of the
best medical resource available. and if il
had not been for his strength and endu-
rance he could not have lived as long az
he did, not being able for three weeks to
take food at all. John came with his pa
rents to this place in 1887, and has grown
to full manhood, with much promise;
He was respected by the people, and
would have done much good for himself
and county could he have lived. He was
at home and in the midst of many friends,
and bore his long and painful suffering
without complaint. All was done that
loving hearts and kind hands could do to
relieve him, but it was beyond human
power to cure, and the strong man died
In the morning of life. His friends had
to give him up. r. s. SIMMONS.
White Mound, TEXAS, July IS.
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Oentreville ItemS.

We finished laying-by this week in
this section. Crops are very fine, espe-
cially the corn.
We have a man in our section who says
people had better mind how they go
through his field Of corn, unless they hp
we'll armed to fight snakes,
Come up, Mr.. Editor, we are having a
fine time now eating melons and drink
ing cider. 80,
Mr. Lawrence Stevenson, OF this Sec
ton, went on the excursion to Tallulah
Falls.
We passed Miss Fannies home Sun
day, and was almost tempted to stop, as
she has so many beautiful flowers.
The Townville correspondent seems to
be partial to two certain families.
We heard young lady say That she
was going to tako the lNTELhIdEScEh if
she had to sell her calf.
I have Just heard that there would be
no preaching at Asbury the first Sunday
in August, but the protracted meeting
begins Monday night after the first Sun
day.
Iurrah for Sheppard!
HUSTLER.
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Denver News,

Mr.. Editor, how is crops in the County ?
They are growing fast around here.
Peas planted after wheat and oats were
cut are looking fine now.
Watermelons and peaches are ready to
eat.
A crowd Of US went on the excursion
the 21st inst, to Tallulah Falls. 1t Is q
grand place to live in GUNNER time, and
we enjoyed ourselves very much.
There was pic mic at Fort Hill on Sat-
urdsy, 23rd, and some of the young peo:
pie from around here went, and they said
they enjoyed it very much, a part of the
crowd, With Mr. NJ. II. as leader, got lo9t.
They said that Mr., M, r. thought he
knew all about the place, and he was the
cause of the rest getting lost, but they all
got right after they went back to Fort Hill.
Politics are steady now. l am mighty
sorry they have got into our Church.. A
Church can't have q meeting but what
some blower gets up and says they can't
have meeting that day as there Is going to
be big political meeting somewhe on
that day. think Church could have a
protracted meeting, and those who would
rather go to the political meeting than to
Church, could 60 to their pow WOW, as
anybody who would object on that
ground are not fit to 90 to Church.
DOLLIE.
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Barnes Items.

School opened at this place on the 18th
|. Able sermons we're preached here last
Saturday and Sunday by Rev. Baxter
Hayes.
Mr.. A. v. Barnes, of Charleston, Mr..
and Mrs. w. o. Mckinney, of Bowers
willie, Ga, Mr.. D. J. Banister and wife,
from Eureka, and Claud Dickson, of An
derson, are visiting at this place.
Mr.. Morgan has moved his saw mill to
Latimer. ,,
Tie man is yet to find who will kill
more so uirrels in one day than JEFF. Bow
man. He says he killed twenty five last
Friday, and that luck was against him,
too.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Taylor of Pickens,
and o. W. Seigler, of Hollands Store,
made flying trip to this place last week.
Mr.. s. A. Morgan complains that some'
body is carrying off his finest melons.
Better keep an eye on your papa, spur.
geon, the melons may be going the way
the sugar went.
The growing crops of this section are
with good rain.
Some of the farmers are done work,
others are quitting, and few of them say
thew will fight on until frost relieves them.
A gentleman at Cooks last Wednesday
seemed very anxious to know If the un-
dersigned was there. Yes, old boy, we
were there, and couldn't help noticing
how badly you was disappointed because
your Antreville girl was not there.
At this writing the good people are en-,
gagged in cleaning off the Church and
graveyard at this place.
Perhaps we are mistaken, but it is our
opinion, that some of our girls have
played their last trump and lost, or else
they have decided that our boys are not
worth the trouble of catching. Recently
we heard two of them declare their inten'
ton of keeping bachelors ball next year,
Grubbs thinks he will be In clover, as
they will be his nearest neighbors.
One of our girls says she =, has !, been h 9! sui:
since the Reunion at Cooks. A young
man at Alice is the cause.
By way of conclusion will just say that
will not write any more, and will be glad
| to hear from some one else.
EYES AND EARS.
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siF. Irsrdlaw Wi,h,ira.n.

MEssRs. EDITOR: notice my name has
been placed among the nominees for AL
dermen Of the City. thank who even
did this, but feel forced to decline. My
reasons are these am not willing to un'
dertake any work that would IN any way
interfere with my duties as school Com
missioner. Being candidate for re.elec-
tion, and hoping to be reelected, wish
in the future, as I have in the past, to
give my entire time to the work Of build
ing up our schools If School Commits
sioner does his duty as he ought to do he
will have no time for any other work
Consequently being determined, If re-
elected, to devote my time and energy ex,
clusively to the duties of the office OF
School Commissioner, most respectfully
withdraw my name from among the NOM
nations for Alderman.
Respectfully.
G. WARDLAw.
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Bolton Items.

lam a sssubstitute." I make this ex-
planation because don't want your reg
ular correspondent to be charged with
writing up the politics of our town, as we
all know he does not "mess" with politics.
think this good opportunity to score
the Advocate little. When Wade Hamp.
ton came out in his letter to the State de-
Tending himself against the attacks of B.
r. Tillman, gentleman OF this town
publish the letter in full in justice to
Wade Hampton. Notwithstanding this
request was made about three weeks ago,
nothing has been seen Of the letter in the
Ad,ocatc You remember Hampton asked
all papers in the State which had been
circulating these slanders against him, to
kindly publish his letter In defense of his
position. The Advocate ignored this de.
mar of justice, and then refused to grant
thel 'st of q subscriber. This is an open
refusa. :. We Justice. This is stoop in
Journalist. 9hich was not to be expected
from that paper. We have further COM
plaint to make against this same paper.
It has taken occasion more than once to
assail Col. Youmans for being abusive of
the Chief Executive of the State. am
informed that gentleman in this town
forwarded a printed copy Of Col. YOU
mans speech at Kingstres, and asked that
he publish 1t and allow his readers to
Judge for themselves whether or not be is
abusive This same gentleman also re-
quested that he publish Hampton,s letter.
Now. the Adpocate has refused all these re-
nnests to publish communications from
rood Democrats, but it has more than
once published Third Party articles on it's
first page. We are sorry to notice this in
q paper which claims to be Democratic,
and It makes Us more sorry when We re-
member that some Of these Third Party
articles were published even without @ re-
quest for publication.
There Tas meeting of the Tillmanites
here last Saturday. We are sorry we
can't give full report Of the proceedings,
but heard that mouth-mashing and insult
WAS advised by q leading Tillmanite
speaker. We are sorry to have this re-.
ported as fact, but think it can be sub
stantiated. This is not the spirit in which
Democrats should fight their battles
against each other, but 1t should be In q
kindly spirit.
The man who prophesies an early rain Ia
the favorite prophet around Bolton now.
The Belton people who we're so fortu-
nate 90 to 20 to Tallulah on last Thursday
are very free and warm in their praise Of
the orderly manner in which the e1cur-
sion was conducted, think each one
would like to thank Mr., Smith in person,
but your correspondent is authorized to
speak for them.
Mrs. T. Y. Williams, of Lancaster, 8. c.,
is visiting her puents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. W.
Poore, Her many friends are glad to
know she will stay some time In Relton.
Mr.. B. T.. Geer came up Tuesday after
noon from Darlington to spend good
part of the summer with his mother. His
genial smiles arc indeed pleasant to his
many friends OF his old home.
Our toynsman, Mr.. A. ]. Stringer, has
been unwell for some time, but We are
glad to say he Is out again.
Believe me, Sheppard and Orr have the
beat wishes ofa "SURaIITrTE."
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Asbury Locals.

Mr.. Editor, we haven't troubled yor
very much in this part of our section, and
we only ask for short space.
The protracted meeting will begin here
next Monday night. We trust that a.!
may come seeking the Lord and muct
good may be done during the meeting. ;,
We are glad to hear that Master Lee IL
back at home. We know his parents
were In trouble about him. 1 dom
think be will runaway again soon. =,
I think the boys of this section will
have to buy buggies, as the girls say they
don't like to ride in carts. I doubt some
of them riding in the buggy unless they
get new boy, too.
The farmers are about done laying by
guess they are glad.
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Municipal Ticket,

EDITORS INTELLIaENCER: The follow
ing ticket is suggested for municipal ofli-
GERS:
Mayor. NJ. Sullivan.
Aldermon-J. s. Fowler, A. P. john
stone, ). r. Jones, w. +. Cox, w. II.
Dillingham; and T. D. Sloan, VOTER,
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A watch for tho blind is among the
newest inventions. A small peg is set
in the middle of each figure. When the
hour hand reaches given hour the peg
for that hour drops. The sightless own
er. when he wants to know the time,
finds which peg is down, and then counts
hanl To 10
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e,st Rifles Survivors, Association.

Gist Rifles SurvIvOrB' Associatlon'
The 10th annual meeting of the Gist Ri
fes, Company D, Hampton Legion, y Sur
yivois' Association will be held at VIII
liamston, s. c., on Friday, 5th of August
proximo, at II o'clock a. m. All e1.Con'
federate soldiers who will meet with US are
assured of cordial welcome.
I. w. P1cKENs, President,
Brushy Creek, s. G.
]. L. MAULDlN, Secretary,
Anderson, S. G.
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A Card.

We return many thanks to friends for
their timely assistance in the last illness
of our dear mother and grandmother,
Nav God bestow his greatest blessing on
each and every one of you, is our most
sincere wish.
Respectfully,
D, Z, CARLISLE AND FAMILY,
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Declines

MEssRs. EDITORS: beg to inform my
friends that I am not in the raco for ono
of the Aldermen Of the city.
Respectfully, -
j, T.. TRIBpLE.
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LEMON ELIXIR.
Its Wonderful Effects on the Liver, Stom
ach, Bowels and Kidneys.

For Billiousness, Constipation and Ma.
laris, take Lemon Elixir.
For Indigestion, Sick and Nervous Head
ache, take Lemon Elixir.
For Sleeplessness, Nervousness and
Heartfailure take Lemon Elixir.
For Fevers, Chills and Debility, take
Lemon Elixir.
Ladies, for natural and thorough organic
regulation, take Lemon Elixir.
DR.. Mozley's Lemon Elixir will not fail
you in any of the above named diseases
all of which arise from torpid liver
stomach, kidneys or bowels.
Prepared only by DR.. a. Motley, At
lanta, Ga. Soc and 81 bottles at drug
A Prominent Minister Writes.
After ten years of great suffering from,
indigestion, with great nervous prostra.
ton, billiousness, disordered kidneys and
constipation. I have been cured by Dr.
Mozeley's Lemon Elixir and am now
we'll, REV. G. G. DAVIS,
Elder M. E. Church South.
No. % Tstnall St., Atlanta, Ga.
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Assignment of Delegates
4th of August:

To the Saluda Association, to be held
with Broadmouth Church, End, Srd and
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1892-07-27
oh. What a couuh.

Will you heed the warning. The signal
perhaps of the sure approach Of that more
terrible disease Consumption. ASK your
selves if you can afford for the sake OF say
ing SOC. to run the risk and do nothing tor
it. We know from experience that shiloh's 8
Cure will cure your cough. 1t never fails.
This explains why more than q million
bottles were sold the past year. 1t relieves
Group and whooping cough at once. Moth
ers, do not be without it. For lame back,
side or chest use Shiloh's Porous Plaster.
So1d hv Hill Bros