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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26

commanding: the National Guards OF
Tennessee, Colonel I. F. Peters command!
inS. a company Of this body which at
tracted much attention was Captain Carnes's
battery of Memphis, composed exclusively
Of Confederate veterans. TIE rear Of the
column was under command Of Captain F,
Il. Phillips.
The streets were decorated With great pre-.
fusion with the National colors in oil con:
tei1eble designs, and as the troops marched
under and by them they were accompanied
by the almost constant cheers Of tho assem-
bied thousands
General J. S. Fullerton, President Of tho
Park Commission. was Grand Marsha;
Those who took. places On the revieTirg
Stand *ere Fice-i resident Stevenson; Gen
sAral Sehoield. Governors Morton, Mckinley,
Turney. Oates, OF Alabama; Rich. OF ,lich-
igan; Atkinson, OF Georgia; Matthews.
Of Indiana; Morrill,. Of Kansas. Grca2'
halSe. Of Massachusetts,; Holcombi
of Nebraska; Werts. OF Now Jersey
Woodbury., Of Vermont; md Mclntirc! {:
Colorado; PJst!naster-GeneralW Wilson. At
iorray General Harmon. Secretary Of the
Interior Hoso SMITH, Senator Gawley.
Hate. +: e"Dof':i of Tcnnesses: "s'H BlsckDurn. d
Kcntuc!y; PETER, Of Kansas Pasco;
Of FioTida. and Harris; Of Tennessee;
ez-Scnator ManGerson. of Nebraska; ex.
Speaker Crisp. ex- x-Congressmen Hatch; OF
alissnuri; Sic!;les. OF New York: Mallory, OF
Florida: Alexander. of North Carolina:
Henderson. OF Illinois; Hooker. OF
Mississlppi: Tarsney, Of Missouri: Eng
iish. OF New Jersey: Marshall, Of Vir
GINA; Van Voorhis. of New York
Laphern; Of Rhode Island; and Morgan; o.
rLissouri: Congressman Henderson; OF Iowa.
Eiefer; Of Minnesota: Harrison. OF Alabama
Maddox: OF Georgia; Strong, OF ONO
Wheeler, OF Alabama; and Price; OF Loulsi'
ana.
One feature which caused much enthus!:
astic cheering was company cf Confedar'
4te !etcrans, i'll their tatteled old uniforms
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26
DESCRIPTION OF THE PARK
Uacues:ionab]y the GTan;!est Eeser'S''or
O: It's Kind in the Wor;'.

y
0: Its Kind in the Wcr;'.
The PARK is unquestionabll the SranueSt
reservation Of its kind in til" wor!l and, per
Inns. the most comprehensive military oo-
:pct lesson. The FEEDER i Government has
,.xoanGei on It $50, ,0oJ since lis establish
n,est was anthor' 3cd in $50. willis various
State governments have exon i':! :::1oJ Eoj
more, n!H!liil:; the total o. $l,25o.rO}. IN
pan waa to restore iha oil l:h"s o. III
CA;c,lauauca-Ch Chattanooga campaigns Q.
Sart"mscr 19 AMI q. and November Il anc
2J. 1853, as they were when the battles were
foagAt--:nartinG all points OF %tia:S ami dn
fcnsc hy either side. setting up monuments
comnen Grating t:la troops 'TtGe:, an re
storing the !ielts to their or.Sna! a)A's4tlon
Tai, design has been carried cut 70 IN
!cit:r.
The CaickaMaasa anl Clattar oga ca:n-
pa;cns were largely representative OIL IN
whole country. Twnnty-eiSnt StHtes M
organizations in the battles more Seh4r"
rc::-e: :.ntation than appeared unon any oih7
BATTLEFIELD OF the wa7. Five States Ea,l troop
on both sides-kentucky, Tennessee: Mis-
souri,. West Virginia. and MaryIaAd. 3:
ChicSamauga Rosecrans had 129 regiment:
OF infantry, and enough cavalry and aTtll
lpry to make ND a total OF 1S2 orEaAlzatlon:'.
Bragg had 1873 regiments Of infantry. 50
cavalry, and Il batteries. In the CaaGa
nooga movements Grant had regiment
of Infantry. and, with his cavalry AMI ariti
! Icrv. 26I organizations. Bragg had l63 req
nents OF infantry, S. regiments OF cnEairI
an,i 46 batteries, making L total ot 242 or
SaniZations.
OF tie twentv-eight States furnisnu'
these troops nine States have. thus tar. se'
up monuments in the park, prorlttinG, It's q
rule one for each regiment. should I'M
other states do the same. there will be tht
magnificent array Of 500 Monuments. max
| ;nc 4 spectacle that will have no eoHnierpars
on any ether battlefield in the world. eN'
c"pt that Of Gettysburg. All these monn'
| rncNts and markings are OF granite, pronze o'
iron. thus insuring permanencE., IN
The Federal Government has scr up 4'O
historical tablets. and will set up lSoo more
On the tablets, in embossed white 'euers, az
set forth the historic details o. the SIX oat'le'
-Chickamauga. Missionary Ridge, LooSo"'
Mountain. Orchard Knob, Walhalchle an:
Browns Ferry. They also mark the posi-
tions of army headquarters, corps, DIVISIONS
and brigadeS, both Onion an Confederate:
| and the parts borne by each ORGANIZATION
are concisely stated, wit1ou: ccnS"re
and without praise. Besides these
tablets the Government has rre'l'
ed nine granite monuments, ail Gtiter'
ent. one for each Of the regiments ana DAT.
| tories of the regular army. It mas also DUN
| eight pyramidaI monuments OF novel de'
sign. each ten feet high, cons' rnciet O.
! aicht-inch shells, in honor OF Jour Union o.
! Gcers and four Confederate officers HIlled IL
| action, on the spots where they lels.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26
5 Blind NSt:;e.aa i'll.

Professor John \. S;mosc %; RI,
leigh, y. c., blial from birta, hss
mastered mathematics "i:om Il i,lit;oH
to qu"ternions' mentally. b.: j4trAc !
ancient sId modern laugus=ts, IL !!
aike many otlcc l::ia.l people IS u &pvs !;
musician. Ills bi;nlneS; is without
doubt tie cause Of his extraordinary
snental Development. i is tlcHy'ls
eiat the 100 great Use os pen III pt-
per or ot s'H,c an: peac;t - r@;!e:a
the n@iaory las u marked c!lcc5 81
checking: mental growth, The ia:;H5
tr,cuS .bl:uG, relieved OF :his c,:ct.&,
often accomplish whas the see:n rt-
garJ IS miracles. New YORK Wtri:i,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26
Aur National Dish Abroad.

Some one writes to an English paper
Cor receipt for "AIaerlcan dry hash,
amost fcr5idding and unfamiliar title;
and the reply comes as follows: 40
not know this dish by name, but IS It
anything like the following, both real
American dishes? Chop pint CT un-
cooked potatoes, a1dstew them for tive
minutes with pint Of water; now add
q quart Of cold cooked beef chopped
fine, and a little more water II
necessary; then lift it Of the fire, stir
into it two whole, we'll beaten eggs, a
sess3oonEul oi salt, and three dashes
OF Black pepper. Turn the mixture
:nto E baking dish, and bake twenty
minutes in a quick even. Another re-
ceipt known as "boston brawn hash,
is more Ike our '.Sbepherd's pie.
For this cover the bottom OF 6 we'll
creased pie dish with COLI cooked
potatoes passed through . potato
nqsner, then OF this pat layer OF
cold cooked meat, (any remains OF
.aoat, roast. stewei, ETC., will do il
5iuely minced), then layer OF stale
5-esdcrumbs, sp-inkling it all with
salt aud pepper; place over 1t soma
small morsels OF butter, lnoisse:l 1t
with gill Of gravy or stock, cover 1t
all with another layer OF mashed po-
sato, smooth the top over with knife
dipped in milk, and bake in nodeSo
ate o-en till nicely Drowned (a5oas
balf sn hour.
American housckespers VII; smile to
discover that our simple breakfast
hash hss reached the dignity Of g
formula
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26

deadly conflict but as brothers, under oae
llae, fellow c:tiz"ns o? u common country
all grateful to God tina: in thc supreme
struggle the GovernmeE! y! our Fathers. orr
common heritage. was triumphant. ana thai
- al Of the coming generations OF our coun-
trymea it will remain an lnd;ri$lbic an:on
Of iadestructib}e States
When the V;ce-Pr,sidrnt had finished,
prayer was offered by B;siln? Taylor, OF
Tennessee, and every ona of III" many
thousands OF people joiael in thc anthem
america
Another patriotic: tune followed General
Palmer, aud then the bgtic=:c;lrcai r'l2!i::'
II the ConfedCrHcy; ,%hs'r, ';iA t:':i:.l il$
General jean =. i';.m..r male III" FIRST
:ledicatory address. Hefnli tic S;oIy o. In:
oattle OF Chic&aMauga. SlyiuS tllat bat fc:T
ii the names Of the fallen wrr: known. !,St
the courage and galiautry .! alt roi" l."
remembered.
Fright Arm" JOHN z. Cord cr. oi Georgia:
Nus introduced. il" WAS greeted W;tA no
!nss applause than was accorded II General
Palmer. aud he spoke with fully as nlH:i' an
.huSi;tsin feeling ans! patriotism. The ri":;"
Of his speech WIS the signal Cor IA oUtDHrSt
of applause lasting several minu:rs, dncinS
which thsre wcre calls ir1m the Spectator:
ior Mckinley aud MrrtoD 'Gacsc were "la:
,Ied with cries 1cf uor-atfcc"; aiiI t&at ca
veteran, still erect and vigorous DESPITE his
,eventy-eight wears; was Introduced ~ 'ict-
President Stevenson: Before he began, how
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26
CHhTTANOCGA'S GREETING.
Chicxamausa Veterans Welcomed i'll the
Mountain Citv.

Tae proceedings Of the thir'i and last day
o. the dedication Of ChicEamauSa and
Chattanooga National Military Park. jufS.
ing from the croHI which thronSed the
streets, were ;ha most attractive OF the
Secies. 1t was markell BY q great civic and
military pa-lde in Chattanooga AMI by
speeches from representative men.
From the corner Of Market and Ninth
streets the parade move at II o'clock TO
Georgia avenue, thence to McCallle avenue.
and out that broad residential street 10 the
reviewing stand on the Grant University
campus. and from that point back to
Georgia avenue by way Of Vine street.
A'ons this line OF march. two
miles. the sidewalks we're blocked
and the windows Of every house were full Of
eager spectators. One hundred thousand
people saw the parade which took one hour
and 5:a minutes to pass 4 given point. This
is th1 largest crowd Chattanooga ever had
and the longest procession tba. ever tramped
her streets.
First came a platoon OF police. and then
the United States troops. foot and artillery,
in camp at Caickanauga Park. under com
mand of Colonel Poland. These numbered.
al told, about 1900 men. There were bat
tallo@s from the Sixth, Fourteenth and
Twen,y-third Infantry anI Battery F.
Fourth Artillery; the Ohio National
Guarls. with Governor Mckinley
and staff at thei: head. inc!ud-
ing companies from Cleveland and Co
lunlbus, the latter on bicycles; Capital City
Guards, Of Georgia, Captain ". S. HeTett'
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26

Of gray. CARRYING the Stars and Stripes: Not
one oi these was under SHY. And one ol
them, next TO the color-5elrer, carried an
olive wreath, emblem OF pcac: and IoVe.
The procession disbauled shortly after
passing the reviewing stand, and the battery
proceeded to Orchard Knob, on the summit
Of which was fired the Union salute OF forty
four guns at noon. Al that hour began the
exercises in the tent intended to commem-
orlte IN connection with the dedication the
battle OF Chattanooga proper.
Vice-PresiGent Stevenson presided. 1ne
prucealin;s were opened with prayer by
Rev. Samuel ). Nico!ls, D. D.. OF ST. Louis.
Hon George ". Ochs. ChHtlanooSa5 elo;;
t,!eht executive, VA; then introduced anc
Welcomed the visitors to the Mount;lin City:
Congressman Charles II. Grosvenor;. OF
Ohio, and Senator William B. Bate. O len
nessea. then spoke. Governor Levi P: Nor,
ton was afterward introduced and delivered
short but patriotic address. At the close
OF Governor Morton's address Governors
Woodbury.. Matthews and Turney spoke;
The big tent was filled again at ni:ht hy a
gathering Of the Army OF Northern Virginia
tal that portion Of the Army OF the Potomac
which fought at Ch;ckamauga. General +:
c. Wathai, Of Mississippi. presldei. and
a,.lresscs were made by Governor Oates, OF
Alabama; Colonel J. \. Williamson, OF New
York. and Colonel 1. R. sLegnan.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26
Mrs, Collins Srcry.

lam thirty-threc years o d, have been mar
sied seventeen ars and Lave f9u- living
children. Ny health has not been good since
my frst child was born. Tw'1ve month: ago
Twas confined, but my baby only lived a few
days. Soon after that was attack eli With ~
sitation Of the b'sider, choking Spells. heart
palpitatior, taintins spells and great DcrT-
ousness. In this terrible condition was con-
fined to my bed eight months. I thou:ht I
was dying many ti1:es. Ny dear little help
less Chi dreu, in kissing me at n;Sh:. often
said: pleased don't die. mamn.;' OF, Papa
don't let mamma lie tonight" Ny little boy
brought me Lalies' Birthday Almanac one
day, and after reaiing it deci led 10 try tho
Wine Of Cardu Treatment. have ta*cA two
bottles Of McElre.'5 Wine OF Cardui and
three small packages CT Thcl:ord's Black
D-au ht. and am etter than have bSen !or
Zen years. am visiting my nc:shbors on
foot, doing my work with ease, and cat better
than have for years. Col cn'y knows how
grateful I m, for t!;s Wonderful medicine
that has worked tli, great lraa formation.
MnS. SaILle CoLLINs.
McHar4r ~ VS.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26

There is ao-e Catazrh 81 this seot.en CT tho
country than al other diseases Pat to-ether
and until the las. few Jes1s was supposed 70 90
nouneed it. e local disease and prescribed local
remedies, and By constantly fading to caro-
with loca; treatment. proaeGaced issacuraele.
tional disease and therefore requires coastitu-
tioral treatneIt. Halls CataErh Cure, man
lfactrred Dy u. Cheney s. Co., Toledo, Ohio,
Is To oaly conss;t1t;csal cure on tn: snsrket:
e teaspoonfu!. It acts directly oa the Stood
aud mTcous surfacoso1 t1e syssese. They otter
one hundred tiol:ars for enJ case it fails 70
cure. Send foS circulars and testimonials,
free. Address
FL. GsrwEr 6 Co., Toledo, 0.
81 Sold by Druggists, &c.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26
and over again. The city Va; ba%@:ifE!i!
decorated, and the citizens did their utGQS

and over again. The cI:y Wis ba%;:ifE!i!
decorated, and the citizens did their u,moS
to maintain their record ior hospitality.
The 'aear-:'v" States wHrc fully TeHrc-
seuted by their National Gu"r,'s- G1v2fHo:
Mckinley was escorted iy u full :"siH:rn:
Of infantry, & squadron 0! cavalry a:!i i.
battery Of light artillery. il all over :GA
men. Georgia s~at 1yG0 >H!Gter%. wl:;'
Tennessee had 1900 troops i: hIn!. ia1r''
vas an army corps in a! oi uv"c 5:"l0 AMI
formed troops in camp CT the OIL battle
fields. who took part IN tn n;;..;;'e a. .s:i2.
ceremonies Of the dedication.
The meeting was ca;ied t. orr a !?
O'Clock, and the great natural ;tr,:i', ::;r:;"
: BY the National Commission on So * -
! Hill Was So arranged ina. nearly ''y.i%' nE
could hear the speeches. E!% 49, q: b.
ginning, there WIS I. N;,tir!;:l ss;;;:e q. forty
four guns by the artillery. !oi!cwa.! J.: the
"$tar-SpancIeG Ba2nor. l,iaE":! i'v o." a
tn. United States infantry bands. II VII
cheered to the echo 81 veterans o: -: I';:e
and Of the gray, and II their .,:;r:"t:r
enthusiasm many Of the :;rizzIcd Q! fellows
she'd tears Of joy.
Eice-Presilent \. F. Stevenson presided
over the deiicatocy exercises. he y = intro
Guced by General john s. fullertc&. Cha!r-
man OF the ChcKamaGga and Ch":tano"S;i
National Par. Commission. When t.i2 Wee
President came fcTwac,. he was greeted
heartily. He made 4 brio; speech Il which
he said:
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26
COTTON GOES HIGHER.
Prospect of an Active Euglish and Con-
tipentai Demand.

Southern spot markets in New iors
on Saturday were reported by At
wood. Violet g. Co., to be 1-16 to Is higher
and Eastern spinpers buying freely with In
dications OF continuance this week. They
are evidently repeating their foresight o.
last autumn, when they bought the cheap
cotton largely, whereas their Englls9 com, !,
petitors, unwilling to ouV coteo1 WIZ VIII .,| ~
n,artet has re-acted-an experience that is
likely to occur Sga;n in the near future. We
antcipate large and active demand IRON
English and continental sources WITHIN tns
next ten days.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26
A Great BlessIrg--Sometning IN the
Reach ef Everybody.

What would you think of q man who was
sick ana constantly lived n reach of saliva
tion. yet because he fai failed in other direc-
eoiIsnS refuses TO taho the blessing that is be.
Gore MIN? THIS was the case with Mr.. john
S. Cook, af atlanta. ~--~ ,---.
Il have been suffering with dyspepsia FOE
zen years. I began taking Tyner's Dyspepsia
Remedy and gained fifteen pounds in thirty
days. I commend it. TO the public IS a GrcaS
blessing. l can eat supper, 60 TO bed and sleep
like q habe---soGlething could not do before.'
Price ~ cts Per bottle. Fer sale bE all drug
Cists
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26
CGriStcnaa With Sweet Peas

The largest ship launched at Bath,
Ne, was clristenod by the aid OF q
bunch Of sweet peas in place OF the
usual bottle Of champagne. There arc
those who will approve this Innovation
on the ground that it is prettier aaa
,rcre wholesome custom; and there
are others who will applaud il as less
wickedly wastefui than tho mere coS.'
non pSactice,-Providcnee Jcurna!.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26

Or the ten square miles Of the park proper,
lot including its approaches. something over
900 acres are Of forest. AID over lGOo acres
ire upon farms. 4 GENIAL cr!Fe"ay'
wentv miles long. connecting the
yhickanauga and Chattanooga ends
# the park. and passing through and over
ookinc all the heavy fighting. ground, has
,een built. Forty-two miles OF he roads Of
he battles have been rc-opened and I'M
proved in the most substantial anu eno11a-
lie manner and the new roads having moth
no 70 do With the battles have been closed.
Innv OF the minor roads have also been c1t
md graded, so that there are now about
,ixtv miles OF driveway in the park. aH'hem
,lonc the roads Of the war.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26
Sun Sets q House on Fire.

st St. Louis, Mo-, the sun set fire to the
residence Of E. II. Warner, causing $4,000
damage. On the upper floor was large as
sembly-room. The windows contained
number of circular glasses about SIX inches
in diameter, with convex surfaces. These
acted as 50 many "bulrs eye'' sun glasses, and
the rays of the sur were brought toa locus
on the floor, setting it on fire.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26
Cross Trails, Ala.

Te:toc;ne has cured ne OF letter which had
been toTnenting n2e for five years. Nothing
else would give any relief. have known OF
many persons using it with the same good re-
suits. It gives the quickest relief for burns
Of anything I ever saw. Mrs. $. II. Hart,
Sent by mail for Soc. in stamps. !. I. SErup.
tine, Savannah, Ga.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26

The day is auspiciouS. itnoJ"S The ami
versayv OF one o. the -:-t:itas: !:.,;.''s NEown
% history. Here, in n" i-e2.; tribunal Of
las: resort. Tal1c c0,:icG,!nd I:,a.;ts. vAior.
Here brave men StrUcGiGl anal dill Tor the
ri-:n1. as Go! S&v,. them 10 So the right.
Thirty-rwo years have passed. al / ;|ie few
survivors Of that aIaS,eriut Gay-v:.l"rs and
raoGuisLeG alikc-acain meet uyoa this
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26

Z FITS stopped free BY Dr.. kLNE'5 GNEts
NERVE EEsTeaEs No fits after first day 5 Use.
Narreleus cares. Treatise and $50 tTia. tot.
lie free. Dr.. khce, go Arch St, Phlla. Pa,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26

1ee6s no magic elixir. 1t only requires Gttle
daily care OF the health. Ripans Tabuies re-
6uce 6octori1g to its lowest cost.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26
10 Keep Young

Piso's Cure for Consumption IS az Z
No. l Asthma Medicine. w. K. VIII
LIANs> Antioch, Ills, April II, 1884,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26

Mrs. Winslow'. Soothing Syrup for children
teething, softens the gums, reduces insa mma-
sion, allavs pain, cures wind collie. Csc bottle,
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26

Governor W II. Jpnan. OF Wisconsin, fell
while going up Lookout Mountain and broke
his leg H" stepped upon the skirt OF his
daughters dress ana tripped UP.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26
AcEenTy, Ky.

1mmi grafton Authorities LAVE te.;tiet: that
alien insurance agents 0r lNInaSeca sent to
this country by foreign insurance CON pan:es
violate the Contract Labor LAW
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26

William Ludlarn White, Of Jamaica, n. Y,
who will be fifteen years Old in October, is
six feet three inches tall and weighs 2S2
pounds.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26

Get EsndereoY=s zud Ise e
500 want to Ssow the comfort ot 40 cor7s. It
snkes tketn out perfectly. 15c. at druggists.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26

Tho Eevivine Powers OF Park er's Ginger
Tonic make it the need oteyery home. Stor0-
ech troubles, colds snd all distress yield to It
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26
ASSIST NATURE

4 little TOW and then
IN removing offend
ing matter from tie
stomach and bowels
ard yoi thereby
avoid & t4,iiititude
CT distressing d.
raugerients aad dis
cases, ard will have
less frequent need
of your doctors
service.
Of all known
agents fo- this pur-
pose. Or. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets are
the best. Once
usca. they are al.
ways ia favor.
The Pellets cure
Bilious ness, sick
and bilious head.
ache, dizziness, cos
tiveress, OF consti-
patton, sour stcr1.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26

ieh: loss Of appetite. coated tongue, indi-
:estioa,. o. dyspepsia. windy bc1chings,
heartburn. - pain aad distress after eat
ing, and kindred arrangements of the
.;veT. stomach aid bowels.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26

memorable field. Our eyes now behold the
sublime spectacle Of the honored survivors
OF the great battle coming together upon
these heights once more. They meet, not in
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1895-09-26
ONE ENJOYS

ONE ENJOYS
Both the method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, snd acts
gently get promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, clcanses the sys-
TEN ehectually, dispeis colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the
only remedy Of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and &C.
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its action and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup Of Figs is fo7 :@>1lc IN oO
cent bottles BY al leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
nay not have It on hand VIII pro
cure it promptly for any one who
wishes to try it. DO rot accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG syrup CO.
sW FRANCISCO, cAL.
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