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corps, and served the Joint purpose Of
Kidding the hospital camp Of the Nm
healthy and dirty buildings and driving
away scores Of Cuban followers whose
presence was a serious Inconvenience
10 the hospital workers.
The burning Of the houses also *.
tended along the trail TO the front and
numerous blocshouEes vera destroyed.
together with dwellings.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-14

OFF JARAGUACTTo. July i2, via
Kingston, July 10. OA5 a. m.'-The mis-
erablo little town Of JnrnFuncity tsib-
tyney) lies in ashes tonight. II was
burned under the orders OF the army
health authorities Almost every build
inV OF the nifty which struggled along
Inc Irregular blufis was set fire TO dur
inR the day aud the Cuban inhabitants
have fled TO the caves In the overhang-
ing hillside for shelter.
Tho action was taken at the urgent
request Of MAinF T4agaTo, OF the hospital
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-14

MADRID, July IL. noon.-The gov
eminent continues It's assurances to tho
OBJECT that the ministers are no; taking
part In any peace negotiations which
may be proceeding.
The correspondence Independent
and sem. oflclaD sayB; There Is an
enormous difference between the con-
SESSIONS which Spain II willing to make
and the demands OF the Americans.
''Peacc is Impossible until a Spanish
victory has lowered the pride Of tho
Americans or another disaster forces
spain to make the mott ample conces-
FinuF"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-14

The best sulvo In the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter, ChaPped Hands,
ChIllblalns. COINS. and all Skin Erup-
tons. and positively cures Piles, or no
pa required. II is guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction OF money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by Lo.
ran Drug Co
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-14

, Man Who DlBllkes Americans.
department. was councillor general in
1880. a deputy in 1881, under secretary
Of AnHnce In 1886, minister Of finance in
1888, vice president of the chamber OF
deputies In 1859. minister Of finance in
1899, aud elected senator In 1894.
He was born ut Marsellles January 20,
ls42. He was pharmacist, but cnthust-
asm for the radical republican opinions
OF Gambetta led him into politics, lie
was the only representative OF hts de-
phrtmcnt who voted In 1885 for the np-
preparation Of money Ia carry on Ferry's
colonial policy In Tonuuln and Madugas'
cur.
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rRoops FoR HoNoLuLu.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 49, ompan-
les |, X and L, OF the First New York
regiment, arrived here to-day and were
met at the ferry landing by a reception
committee, composed of former resi-
dents OF New York, The soldiers were
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-07-14

The trouble in the French cabinet
brought to the fore by ~ Paul Louis
Pcytral, a man who has served France
In many capacities. He has always
been gtanch friend Of Spain, ana IS
said to dislike Americans" although
this is denied In diplomatic circles.
Pcytral has rare executive faculties.
and, like Julius Caesar, can dictate 10
three stcnogaphcrs at the same time.
IIln life for twenty years has been his
tory Of French politics
Paul Louis Peytral. Radical Rcpubll-
ran, senator for the Observation-Disclosures
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SIEGE OF HAVANA
VIM Probably be Abandoned for
the Preasant.
AFI.ER THE FALL OF SANTIAGO

EXPEDITION WILL BE FORM
RD UNDER GENERAL MILES,
CONSISTING OF MORE THAN
200 MEN. FOR THE INVASION
or PORTO RIco-IT WILL TAKE
ENTIRE NAVAL FORCE AND
10000 MEN TO REDUCE HAVANA.
WINCH IS NOW ONE OF THE
BEST FORTIFIED PORTS IN THE
WORLD.
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Kenyon Military
Academy, Gambler, 0.

A model school for boys, on hill top 1lO0
feet above sea level. For descriptive cata-
logue. address II, N, HILLS
ivll.tth&S Regent
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CHARLESTON, s. C., July h.
Transport 40. $50" is being prepared
for the embarkatlon OF troops. a quan-
tity OF stores was loaded this morning.
and the men will probably go aboard
tomorrow morning. The Third wlscon-
sin Will so on this ship. The Grand
Duchess cannot leave for some days. as
her machinery Is out OF order. The Six
teenth Pennsylvania and Second Wis
constn viii have to walt TIL she Is ready
and until the other ships arrive. Five
hundred negro laborers engaged for
road and bridge building are here,ready
TO embark for Cuba,
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MORE TRooPs For CUBA.

orders Plentiful at Tampa-Transport
in Preparation at Charleston.
TAMPA, Fla, July 1s.-orders FOR the
movement of troops are plentiful to-
day. The Fifth regiment Maryland vol
unteers is breaking camp and win go
aboard the transports to-day. a bat
talllSn of the Second New York under
command Of Colonel Lloyd. will be sep
arated from the rest OF the regiment
during the voyage over as one transport
cannot accommodate the entire eesi-
ment. Two trains OF heavy artillery arr
rived to-day from Fortress Moproe,
They haye been unloaded, but await Or
ders to make camp or so aboard the
transports. The Gussie and the Pedro
Bilbao renamed the Proctor are the
newly arrived transports.
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Soldiers Charged With
Lynching.

Columbia, July 2 Special: The
men at Camp Lee tonight feel badly
that the four members of the Mspning
Guards who are wanted by the Uoited
States authorities upon warrants
charged With participating in the Lake
City murders will have TO be given up.
Col Tompsoo aud all the men be-
lieve that the young men are perfectly
innocent, and tie former expects to do
all that be can 70 chow that be so be-
lieves. He has talked with them
thoroughly, aud we're he rot convinced
of their innocence be would not take 8
hand in the case Tomorrow morning
early they will cast aside their uni.
forms, aod 90 the morning train they
will be taken to Charleston as prisoners
By DEPUTY Marshal! Sigh, whose
acton thfoughou; the matter has re
ceived ncne but the nost favcsaole con-
mens. Col ToupsoD will accompany
the prisoners TO Charleston 10 see what
car be doce 10 their behalf.
The four young usem are: Edmund
Rogers, Marioo Clark, Charles Joyuer
aud Oscar Kelly
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A Governor Captured.
Gen. Aguinaldo Continues
His Work in the PHILIPPINES.

Hong Kong, July l According to
private letters from Cavite, dated June
u. the insurgents occupy the whole
of Balucan province. Occasional skir-
mishes occur. The insurgents cap
tured the Spanish ship Behul in Kaya-
DO bay, while she was landing 500
troops A stubborn fight ensced, 10
which the Spanish commander, lieu
tenant colonel. was killed The iosur-
gents have captured the governor of
Bolucau, with bis wife and children.
Gen. Aguinaldo placed under arrest
the rebel leaders Artacbio aud Sau-
dico. for having revealed the fact that
the steamer Passig, recently seized BY
Hong Kong authorities. was laden With
arme for the insurgents Sandico ap-
piled to Consul Williams aud was libe-
rated He is now on board the Nan
shan. 1t is feared that the incident
will cause split 10 the iusurgens party
Saudico being Influential ADD the only
iusurgeus capable Of ADMINISTRATION.
TIE Insurgents fear that Gen. Agui
uaido will shoos Artachio unless Ad-
mirai Dewey interferea. as be is suspi-
cious tha: Sandico and Aytacbio
intended to form an opposition party.
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CAMARA GETS COAL.

New York, July IA special "a
the Tribune dated 8. Port SAID. Egypt
June 80. II p 70 says:
Igracio de Loyala arrived here tais.
evening with 2,100 tons of coal
Acting upon Instructors from Cairo.
toe governor of Port Said has forbid
den any further trans shipment Of eoais
in E syptiao waters. and comnuolea-
ton frcm the Egyptian governments
has been banded to the Spanish coosas
general here, directing him to request
Admiral Camara to withdraw his fees:
from Port Said as soooo as possible.
The Spanish consul general, whae
came here last night, received this
morning pumber Of dispatches frosA
the Duke de Almodovar, minister Of
foreign affairs, aud immediately after
held long conference with Admiral
Camars OF board the Pelayo.
At 1880 o'clock the Isle de Luzon as
rived. She has crew of 119 men.
her armament consists Of Two heavy
guns and she carries 1900 tons of ooas
aud large supply of provisions. Tass
Peleyo and the Isla de Pauay are nexs
coaliog from the San Francisco Mora
colliers are expected to morrow.
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Contempt Of Court.

Some of the ticycl;sts ct Sumter appear to
delight in violating the ve,3 reasonable laws
Of the city, The observance cf which make
possible the privilege allowed them Of riding
on the sidewalks Sooner or later these
come to grief The latest appearance before
the Mayor for riding without lantern af'er
dark was Mr.G.o L. Kicker, who was ar
rested by Officer Barwick last Light. A plea
of equity" was entered and Mayor wilson
imposed the usual fac OF So.
The defendant retslated by producing a
Sl00 bill and asking for the change. The
Mayor was limp in his chair while the clerk
started with feeble steps to the bank to get
tbe bill! changed, A L?stander paid the 6ne
ADD thus relieved the nervous tension. MIR.
Kicker got out and away before the equi;j-
brium was restored, or would probably bave
been punished for contempt of court. The
Mayor aud lerk are now out OF danger asd
slowly improving, while Nr. Kicker is co.
joying the congratulations of his friends.
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Bad management: keeps more people in poor
circumstances ;aan any ether Que GAUGE. To
re sc ccessfo! oce nus. looz ahead and plan
snesd SO ;hs; wneo favorable opportunity
oresea.s i;se:f ae is ready 10 take advantage
cs i: Z little fore;honght will also save
much expense anc valuable time A peuden
and ca7esol man will keep bottle of Cham
pertains Coiic, Cholers and Diarrhoea Rem
edy 10 The house, the shif'less fellow will wa:t
m iii necessity compelslt and then ruin bis best
norss gong fo- doctor and have big doc.
;or bill 20 Pay, besides one pays cot Is
.eots, the other is out hundred dollars and
thea wonders why his neighbor is getting
richer while be is getting poorer. For sale
BY A. Caios.
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Wedgefeld Items.

Wedse6eld sent ber fret representative to
the var last we,k-Nr. Peter Selleu, Jr Z,
and haven'ts doubt but what more will
soon follow his example. as it looks DOW ike
the war will be prolonged There is no doubt
Of our government having made mistake at
the beginning of the war 10 not adopting the
policy of Spain, By establishing strict Geo
sorship o-er all military and naval matters
Take sor instance the report that the fq1ad-
ron under Watson is goiog to lombard Span
ish seacoast towns and cities. bore, though,
the destination of this dses is eaoteric
Everybody is waiting raia again, and as
5000 as the refreshing showers begin to fal!
they wish it would stop. The dry spring and
GUNNER has been uofavorable for the growth
of nut gcass, and the formers have succeeded
in killing it oct het,es than they have for se7.
eral years. There is field iu mile Of noe
where the nut grass is terrible. / vas told
by prominent farmer last year you could
dig hole fo.t square and deep. separate
the earth from the nuts, and you could nc,
get the nuts bscS 10 the bole-
Miss Bette A5cock is visiting relatives in
Marion.
Prof. and Mrs. J a. Merritt left yesterday
for New York where they will take special
summer courses at Coraeu Uoiversisy.
The Wedge6eld aad Jordan teams crossed
bats on the grounds of the former yesterday
e7eaing, which resulted 10 victory for
Redge6e,d by score of l3 to 6
We all enjoy GUYS facetae, and wish he
would give Us the news from the foot every
week REINDEER
Weege6eld, S c., July 5, 'es
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THE OFFICIAL MESSAGE

Washington, July 4-The navy
department to day made public the
following cablegram from Admiral
Dewey:
Hong Kong, July 4, Cavite, July
1.-Three transports and the Charles
ton arrived yesterday. The Charles
ton captured Guam. Ladrone islands,
on June 81 No resistance Brought
Spanish officers from the garrison,
six officers and fifty four men. to Ma
nila. On June 29 the Spanish gun
vessel Leyte came out of river near
Manila ard surrendered to Ge hav'
Jog exhausted ammunition and food
in repelling attacks by insurgents
She had on board 81 Offices and "a
men, naval and military.
DEwEY
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SURRENDERED
TO DEWEY

Washington, July Admiral
Dewey states that the gunboat Leyte,
which ran up river On May /, the
day Of the battle of Manila, has
come out and surrendered, having on
board 50 army and navy officers and
"a men. The Leyte has battery OF
one 81 inch Hontoria gun and seve'
raj 27 inch rapid.6re guns The
dispatch does not give the date of
the surrender of the vessel
The admiral says that the situation
at Manila is satisfactory that the
troops are debarking and that the
health of his men is excellent.
The text of the message will not
be given out until submitted to Sec
retary Long.
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Bound Over Lake CITY Men.
A Preliminary Examination
in Charleston Yesterday.

Charleston, July 1.-The prelimi.
nary hearing in the case of the six
men charged with conspiracy in the
killing Of Postmaster J F. Baker and
the burning of the postofice at Lake
City last march was begun this after
noon before Commissioner Wesley
Smith in the presence Of large num-
ber of witnesses and spectators
Mrs. Baker was the first witness
examined. She had nothing new to
tell about the tragedy. The story of
the affair was better told in the press
dispatches than by the testimony
With which she favored the court.
She took much time to answer the
questions which were put to her by
District Attorney Lathrop and Mr..
George L. Legare, the counsel for the
defense. She seemed to be afraid to
open her mouth and tell her story in
a straightforward manner.
Joseph P. Newham was the next
ard last witnesses He was one Of
the leaders of the mob and the first
man arrested He 'peached" on his
fellow townsmen, but made poor
impression. He told the story of the
i'll feeling against the negro post
master. He attended the indignation
meeting at Stokes store on the Fri
day preceding the Monday night of
the tragedy. At this meeting resolu-
tlons were passed for the killing of
Baker on Monday. At this meeting
were Newham, the prisoners, Epps,
Stokes, Goodwin. Mcknight, Web.
ster and Ward. The party was re.
enforced by Alopzo Rodgers, Charles
Joiner, Bill Adkins and Sam Reed
and others
NEWMAN said that be did not re-
cognize those who assembled and
committed the outrage. The oil was
gotten from Goodwin's store, New
ham said, and carried by Goodwin
himself to the postofice. He did not
know who actually poured the oil or
placed the match. He recouDted the
shooting down Of Bakers family.
when they appeared at the door and
windows.
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Commodore Watson Gives
Spanish Loss.

Washington, July At II % to-
night the navy department posted the
appended translation of cipher ca
blegram received from Commodore
Watson 1t is similar to that re-
ceived to day from Admire! Samp
son, but contains the additiona! in
formation that $50 Spaniards were
killed or drowned, 160 wounded and
1900 captured. Commodore Wat.
sons dispatch follows
Playa del Este, July 8
To the Secretary of the Navy. Wash
ington
AT $50 a. N. to day the Spanish
squadron, seven in all, including one
gunboat, came out Of Santiago in
column and was totally destroyed
within an hour, excepting the Girls
tobal Colon, which was chased 45
miles to westward by the commander
in chief, Brooklyn, Oregon and Tex
as, surrendering to the Brooklyn, but
was beacbed to prevent sinking.
None of the officers or men were
injured except on board the Brook
lyn. Chief Yeoman Ellis was killed
and one man wounded Admiral
Cervera, all commanding officers, ex-
cepting of Oquendo, about 70 other
officers and 600 men are prisoners.
About $50 killed or drowned and
100 wounded, latter being cared for
on Solace and Clivette. Have just
arrived off Santiago in Marblehead
to take charge while commander in-
chief is looking for Cristobal Colon.
(Sigued) WATSON
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LATEST FROM MANILA.
Better Feeling Prevails Fleet
Should Have One Battle
Ship. The Spaniards
and Insurgents
Fight.

London, July "a dispatch to
The Daily Telegraph from Manila
dated Tuesday, June %, via Hong
Kong. says:
"The non arrival of the American
troops has grievously disappointed
Admiral Dewey, out the Americans
still count on celebrating the 4th of
July in Manila. 1t is reported
Admiral von Diedrichs sent two ves-
sells away on learning that America
regarded his attitude as unfriendly.
A wholly improved feeling now
exists The American officers ex.
press confidence in their ability to
dispose of any ships Spain can send,
but in view of the alleged strength of
Admiral Camara's squadron the wish
is expressed that the admiral had at
least one battleship
"Las: Thursday night the first not
able attempt was made to drive the
insurgents from their advanced posi-
tions. The attempt for the time look
ed as though it would be successful.
The Spanish numbered 1900. They
delivered determined attack on the
insurgents at Malate. The latter
met them with a we'll directed fire,
but the Spaniards were reinforced
and the insurgents began to fall back.
Thus encouraged the Spaniards press
ed forward, but at the critical mo.
ment, the insurgents made spirited
rally and poured such steady fire
into the Spanish ranks that the latter
were compelled to retreat and failed
to summon up courage to renew the
attempt
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-06
BASE BALL HosrILITIss.
a Fight in Timrnonsvllle. Two
Men Cut and One Knocked
SenSeless

Specisl 10 roe Daily Item
Timmoneville. s. G, July 4.-Thsre was
a eame of ball played here to-day hesweec
the Sareis and Timuonsville teams The
:owe ooss won by score Of seventeen to
seveo.
After The game was over, soms of the boys
got into row in which Judge Hatcbell and
General Eatcbel;. we're right badly cut, but
their wocnds sse not thoogbt 10 be serious
Oae Nr. kpde.scu was struck across bis face
with q bal, cu.iiog an ugly cash aod WAS
knocked sepse!sss for short tine
Hr. J. Bostick, Of Greenvle. is soendiug
a few GAYS here With his son, j. W. Bostick.
J.W Berger l. Co have enlarged their to-
sseco warehouse 20 the size Of $50 feet long
og l2o feet wide. They have also painted it.
mak,og il present n!ce appearance.
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Shafter's Demand For Sur
render.

Of Juragua, Sunday, July 8, 1913
p m., via Port Antonio. Jai and
Kingston, Jai, July 4, 12:45 p. N.
Gen. Shafter today demanded an
iostaut aud unconditional surrender of
Santiago de Cuba.
The Spanish commander cur,ly and
emphatically refused. The American
general 10 sending his demaud warned
ell foreign residents out of the city be-
fore 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
(July 4tb), at which hour the bombard
ment would, be said. begin.
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The Fourth IN Pr1vateer.

Mr.. Editor: On Monday, the fourth, a
large crovo, numbering probably two hun
drSd and composed o. .eop!e of Privateer
Township, and other sections, Geld quite
social aad pleassu, picnic at Gains mill.
Everything went eff nicely. After dinner
some of the young meo, ats:ged in base ball
costume, swan about il ibe pood for The
amusenea OF the crowd, aaG the crowd was
also mucn interested, as vel. as pleased cy
sweet music on the guitar aad violin, which
was kindly furnished b7 the Kennedy oroth-
ers from Sumter.
aessrs. Abe Ards Of Pr:va,e-r Township
asd E S. Ken noedy, Of The Jordan co rmun-
ity, we're the ones who got Up this picnic,
which will be loug remembered oy those who
were present. &C0osALD sURMAs
Privateer Tow nship.
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samter WINS in Orangeburg.

the som.ee base bail club wen, 10 Orange
burg Monday morning to play gare With
the O.angeburg team that day.
The Sonte. osse ball team has returned
ron O-aoge52-g, I'd all of the hogs are
feeling pretty we'll satisfied wi'a the game,
for ,bey woo af,e. closely contested game
The score s:ooG l. 10 u favor OF the Sum
70: :eatn Ire Game was called at the eod OF
.se sevea.h ;uRlng on account OF darkness
10 ,pe seveo innings the Sam'er oatters
knocsed two pi,cbers GU, of toe cox sno
third bad to be put up before thea
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Denial of the Agreement.

Berlin. July 3.-The Wolf News
Bureau has issued an official denial of
the statement that Germany. France
and Russia have reached an Under
standing relative TO tie Philippine
lslande, aud that an international con
eress will be held "heo the Spanish
American war is over. similar to the
Berlin congress Of 1878, so far as Ger
many is concerned.
The statement thus denied was pub
lshed 10 the Fraukfurter Zsitung
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-06

~. JoDn 8evioe, editor of the Press, An
.sop. Iowa, SAYS: Il have used Chsmoerlsiu's
CoI;c. Cholera soo Diarshoea Remedy in my
family for af.eeo years, have recommended It
% hunareos CT Others, aud have meyer known
i g fei: in a single Instance For SAFE by A.
: Coips
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At the request of many friends, hereby
announce myself candidate for the Office %
County Supervisor. If elected promise the
people of Sumter County to do my duty aa
gee it without fear or favor.
Very respectfully,
W. q. SEAL,
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-06

THOMAS F. BRANTLEY, CT Orangebs,a-
is nominated for Congress from the Seventh,
District, subject to the action of the Demo-
cratic primary.
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JUDGE OF PRORATE.

Thankful TO the Democratic Party anas
friends of Sumter County for their kind sup
port in the past, most respectfully ao>
nonnce myself as candidate for re election,
ss Judge Of PROBATE at approaching primary
election &c
THOS. WALSH.
Juoge Of Probate.
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FOR TREASURER.

A. L. SCARBOROUGH again asks elee-
ton to the Office of Couoty Treasurer IN the
approaching primsry-propising, whether
elected or defeated, ever to put forth his dess
efforts for the advancement of the CouHty's-
interests.
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CANDIDATES. CARDS.
FOR CONGRESS-.

Congressman ] WIN. STOKES is hereby
announced as candidate for reelection FROM.
this, the Seventh District, subject fe The
Democratic primary.
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Mr.. P. Ke,cham of Pike City, Cal, says !:
sDuriog my brothers. late sickness from SCI
attic rheumatism, Ch.mseriaio's Pain Balm
was the ooiy remedy that gave bin any re-
lief" Many others have testified TO the
prompt relief from pain which this li1iusnt
affords. For sale by A. j. China.
The watchman and southron. [volume] (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, 1898-07-06

T. B. Rice, Druggist, Greensboro,
Ga, writes as follows: SIN the past eight
years, l have sold more of Dr.. P,'ts
Csrminative than ali tbe soothing syrups,
colic drops, and other baby medicines COM
oined." Sold BY J. &. W. DeLorme.