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CYBUS S. ODERLY. Editor.
THE ELECTORAL VOTE.
opimioh or b. u. t. hunter, of vir
emiA. . HtrMi Jmmrmn to r lletilnrt
Ikt RMma In hr I trir mill
lndlaatnllr.
T tbsFdiior of the Ner Yovk Herald:
; Richmond, Dec. 0, WO.
Five or six days jro I received a letter
from your. ; correspondent asking my
opinion as to the duties ot the t wo houses
ot congrest In counting the electoral
votes tor president. 1 was much eiijraireil
at the time, and having been long out ol
the porltleal world I thought It best to
leave it to others more actively
engaged in polities to dis
cus these question, and not to withdraw
my attention from other matters which
engage me just now. Cut the question
is becoming so important end porten
tious that It has occurred to me thi
morning that no good citizen should
withhold his opinion on this subject it
asked." If "the beginning of the end"
has not already occurred in the outrage
on popular rights which has been re
cently coujuiittej by the presldeut nnd
other officials in three of the weaker
etates. It Is time that the lovers ol popu
lar sovereignty and our old lorm ol gov
ernment were uniting to interpose for
the tlelcuce of the Union and the right
ot the people to govern themselves and
elect their own presidcut. How this can
be preserved without the right of con
gress to go behind the returns of presi
dential electors and ascertin the number
of votes, and how east in the recent elec
tion, I do not well see. If it be the duty
of congress to "count" the votes given
for president, they certainly must have
the power to ascertain those
whom they are to count; and
how are they to do this unless
they have the power to go behind the re
turns? It is the exclusive interest of the
state to know if the voters were qualified,
but the whole people of the United
States are Interested to know how many
votes were cast and to what persons
given, for there arc facts which touch the
question of the election of the president,
who is the officer ot all. Who so fit to
examine into those questions, if doubttul,
as the congress who are the united repre
nentatives ot the whole people? llow
rise are the people to be made certain as
to the man truly elected to that mon Im
portant of all these oflices ?
A TOW ER IF NOT GIVKS IX TKTt.MS TO 1!F.
mm ed. .
If there le no mode of reaching theso
results unless there be power in congress
to go behind the returns the interference
Is not only fair but necessary that such a
power is to be Implied. To make this
Implication equal to tho exigency It is
equisite ; but to vest this power in con
gress, which represents tho whole pcoplo
in times ot deep popular excitement, or
of utter corruption In a state, a strong
temptation to return thin vnt falsely
might exist in a particular state, when, ns
at present, a single electoral vote might
and of executive polity. Times may be
apprehended when there might be dan
ger of a state yielding to such a tempa
tion if the opportunity were given it with
power in the congress to detect and pni
vent it. If the power does not exist now
in congress there is none to prevent or
heck such an abuse if tho state were to
connive at it. To learn the question ol
time in this matter under tho supreme
control of the representatives ol the
whole people, the constitution- provides
that "congress may determine the time
ot choosing the electors and the day of
giving their votes, which day shall be the
lanie throughout the United .States"
( fourth section, second article).
Jk WIDK KCOrK CF COXtiKF.SPlQ.NAl. VOW
I.K.S. But that congress may pass such laws
as thall enable It to count the vote of the
presidential electors is plain lrom the
provision that it may make all laws
which are necessary and proper for car
rying into execution the forgoing pow.
ers and all other powers vested by the
constitution in the government of the
United States, or In any department
or office thereof. It, may not
only pass . all laws necessary or
proper ' to execute the granted
powers, but pass such a may be
necessary to discharge a granted duty or
ntcesearlly supplementary to execute a
tunetion where the grant Is not of Itself
complete in terms.' Under this power
congress may make the laws which are
necessary to enable it "to count the
vote." As all the states are interested iu
counting truly the vote for president, so
that duty and the means necessary to dis
charge It ought to be confided to the con
gress of the whole. The place of "cast
ing" the vote for tho state, and perhaps
"the manner" of doing it, inot pecu
liarly concerns the state. Itself, to wbomi
perhaps, it would be projer to confide
those duties, but to ascertain who are
legally chosen as electors is the peculiar
duty of congress, which cannot be execu
ted unless it has
THE KIGUT TO CO iiEUIXD HIP. Kl.COKD.
I hold, tlferefore, that it Is not only
their right but their duty, it it be neces
sary to do to ; if that be necessary to ena"
tie tlein - to know - who are en
titled to cast the votes lyr
president.' The hlgeet ol nil rights
which a legislature possetvs is to pro
vide against anarchy, it, without men
action, it would ensue, t.'ould anything
be more likely to lead to this than a con
tested presidential election without the
means to settle it truly and justly''. lT
the right of Mil-defence, to protect your
life, be a law of nature, Is not the right
to defend the lifeol society, tbeexLt?nis
of a state, still more undoubted ? For
all these reasons I belive the right ot con
gress to go behind the records Is Indis
putable, aud do not thli.k it necessary to
investigate the question as to the exU-
trnoe ol tlio joint rule w hich pome r-cm
to think so Important. Tlio right of
concrcss to go "behind the rerords" to
nwc rtnlu whom they re to egunt I hold
to he indisputable and tonnded upon
hihrr eonsid( ration tlnui those ot rule.
It Is a question w h'tcli touches the peace
nd existence ol the country which the
constitution lttlf aflords the means of
decidin-r. Very rcf pectin lly,
U. M. T.IIt XTMi.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
titmice Iturnetl In Hint Slnte
bj Inf urlnletl ro.
'I he Sier-rrlary of Mule 4.'t lilies In
Ilniii)ltn'M l.lortion.
Nonth (.'nrolinn.
Ciurlkston, lee., 1.". A large por
tion of the tin iving town of Klackville,
r.arnwcll county, is burned. A tire
started in A. Azre's store and consumed
twenty stores and residences, with South
Carolina railroad clejwt and sheds, tele
graph nnd express oflices. Kstiinated
loss $40.000 ; in.-urance unknown.
There is much excitement In town as
the fire is behoved to be Incendiary.
An incendiary tire also took place yes
terday nt the town of Florence, burning
se veral b'uildings.
rut: itKTi'Kxs roit i;ovi;i!Noi!.
Nk.w Yuuk, Dec. 15.--A special from
Columbia dated yesterday says at a meet
ing of the legislature hi Joint session the
vote in the counties was proclaimed and
the total vote in the stale announced
ns follows :
Vote for (tovernor Hampton. Dein.,
92.201 ; Chamberlain, Hep., 01,127 i
Hampton's majority 1,131. Tor Lieutenant-!
lovernor Simpson, Dem., fil,CS!;
Gleaves, l'ep., !il,.V.O ; Simpson's major
ity l.TJ.
i f.rtii inn.
The speaker then produced and read
the following official statement from
the colored secretary ot state :
. Vote for governor, elected 1S76
Hampton, 12,201 votes; Chamberlain,
91,127.
Clfliee of the Secretary of State.
I, J. II. E. Haynes. secretary of tate,
do hereby certify that the foregoing is a
true and correct statement ot the vote lor
governor at the general elect ion of 1S70,
as appears by the commissioners returns
now on 111c iu this office.
Given under my hand and the seal of
the state at ( oluinina, tins nn day of
Irecmbcr, 1S.G, and in the one hundred
and first year ot American Independence.
(Signed - ,1. U.K. Hayxks,
.Secretary of State.
'litis includes the vote of tho counties
of Kdgelield and Laurens, which the
board of canvassers tluw out.
The "Iron Troll."
A spicy sketch, descriptivo of a trip
over the Alchlnson, Topeka and Santa
Fc railroad, the beauties, scenery and
pleasure resorts of the Ifocky Mountains,
by "Xyin Crinkle," the musical and
dramatic critic of the New York H'wW,
sent free on application, together with
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Kansas City and Atchinson to l'ueblo,
Denver, ond all points lit Colorado, New
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The finest line of I'ullruan sleepers on the
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Special round trip tourist' tickets from
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T.J. ANDi:itsox,Gcn. I'ass. Ag't.,
Topeka, Kansas.
Attractive, Kith and llciitililul.
What? Why, the goods and prices nt
V.. & W. Butlers', corner of Light nnd
Washington. They have just opened
their new stock of Watches. Clocks,
Jewelry, Silver nnd Hated Ware, and
nothing to equal it was ever seen in
Cairo. If you will drop hi there you will
confess that it is so ; and varied nnd benu
tifil as their stock Is, rich and valuable
as their Jew etry, Watches, etc., are supe
rior in style, make and quality, they pro
pose to and WILL SELL ANY AM)
KVEUYTIIING TIIKY HAVK FIF
TEEN PER CENT. CHEATER THAN
ANY OTHER HOUSE IX TOWN.
Remember ami profit by it. 12-1 w
The Centaur Liniments MlUy
puiu, subdue a welling, heal burns, and will cure
KhenmutUm, !-jjuviu, mid tiny Be-li, bout or
muscle aliincul. The While Wrapper is for
family ue, the Yellow Wrapper lor animals.
A lint of llin ingredients ore contained around
each bottle. Tin y me cheap, pptedy, ami vr
lain.
Tho certain, speedy uuj hMlllWi
remedy lui children, is I'lUher's I iuIoiu. It is
uk plouMiut to take at honey and u certain in iia
t'ffvcts as Cantor Oil, For Wind folic . Worms
Sour Moruach.aiut Pinrdi ie.l I'.owsl, thre ii
nothing lile ( ajiniia.
'1 riikteei'M hale.
Whereas, Jom h McKotizio aud his wife
did, ou the luth day ol Augu-t, ls7;i, exe
cute, acknowledge ana deliver to lua u cer
tain deed of trust, now of record ia the
reoonler'n ollice of Alexander County, in
hook l of lrut deed at pae "JTii, Hud uUo
did ou the ol d day ol Oelobir, la, in liko
manner c xylite, acknowled; and deliver
lo inn another deed ot trust, now of record
In the recorder's oltlee of cald Alexander
County, iu book ot trust deed ut paste
hot of blili were triven to tenure iLu
payment of a certain promissory note, exe
cute 1 l.y tiie kaid JoM.pU Mi Keoia to alary
I. Mchonul I. And wlieiea-, delault has
been tn:ido lit the pavment ot laid proinis.
orv nute, now, tlirelrr, 1 give notice
that Py virtue of the power ien me by
aid det-d of tnit, I will ou the lth day of
January, 17;, at tbe hour of 11 o'clock, a.
in., f aaid day, at lUo ojurt houm door iu
the city ut Cairo, County ot Alexwider and
Mate of Illinois, soil at putilio vvudue. to
tlie hlhet bidder, lor cash, the following
deeriud loU, kituatcd iu aaid city ol
Cairo, ts wit: loU thirty-three (33),
thiity-four (Kt;, Ulteen (lfti, aud klxieea
(Hi), la blo,rk .tifty-three (Vi), being the
mme, K'aotod, bdrtfained and kold to me in
tro.t. an idoroaM, by uid deed of tru-t
Tim pui ehajier will o entitled to a .led
Immediately. Waled leeeml,tr l llh, WU.
JAMES V. CLUISON, Truatee.
HlMl El. P, WIIIKI.BK,
w-M Aitorary for Trutee
S. 2P. Blake
UaalerelB
faints, Oils, Varnishes,
Dituaixitio.
Wall Taper, Window OUss, Win
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Mwy (in band, the celebrated illuminating
Almoin on,.
Oorner RUranth Street and WaahlDar
tou Avenua
I.NMlRAIi:.
INSURANCE.
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AND CANDT22S
tteneral
Insurance Agents
73 OHIO LEVEr.,
City National Bank Building, up-it&iri,
?ha 01Jant.EetabltuhedAtfe.ncy In South;
era IlUnola, represvutlnaT ovr
165 000 000
VAIUKTY STOKE.
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it i.:i:s Nor coniain :.n:m vr.v
in any form ; it i ; an innocent prepa
ration. ;.' c. if'A of ti :.; the si a '
est injury tj ihe most tauter i ifu;:,'.
The pennine Da. M'.'I.ANt's Vi r
MlffoE bears the s!giKitu-s of C.
M'.'Laxc ai.d I'ixminu 12i;o on the
wrapper.
BE. C. r"s?LANt:S
LIVER PILLS.
Theso VWU are not reeoiir..ict:.!.'d
;v iMiieily i'.r "i.ll the ills that
i!e-.h is heir lo," but in uii'-ctiuiis
the; Livt r, aud in ad Dd'tom (' .tu-iil;::!:!.-',
Dwi.f -i-ia and f-'iciv H,-ad-
nr 1 i -;. ...
'i:il:l V.i.I
(I
th.lt (;l,:tiai ter,
:L n
rival.
and n:vKi:.
h "'! ! t .1:
can . 1; 1
cr ctkin ( hu
, i'll
1
I . I
j.iyative ilify are
ll i!
T
111; '.. A ft K OP IMITATIONS.
i In"? gcn iiiie me never Mitrar
cca'cl.
l.u h hi ix h.is a red wax pral on
tlft lid, with the imjuv-sion Dir.
VI bank's Li 1 u Tills.
r.a h wiappc-i hears theKignatiii-crf
l i'C MVIjank and Fllmivj Hlih.
!-' 'hl hv i.ll ns i-t;il)!o li uu'ii-ti
end coiuitr.v slorei,-.T:ici y m rally.
A V
Kft
Jtjf 14' I'M
For restoring Cray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.
A ilressing
which is at
omv ngi'oe
ublc, health",
tiiid cfloctual
Ibl" lM'OSCTV-
ie hair.
or nrtnj
hair is noon
restored to it
original color, ivith ihe yloss and
freuhnesn of youth. Thin hair U
.hickcnoil, fulliii"; hair checkctl, ami
liallnes-i ofU n, tliouoli not nlwa's,
curc'il liv its u-c. Js'otliin can re
store tlie hair wlif to tho follicles are
ilestroycil, or tho glands atroiiiicvl
and ik't-aywl. lint .sucli as lc-maiu
can bo saved fur usofiilncss hy this
application. Instead of fouling the
hair with a pasty sediment, it will
keep it clean and vigorous. Its
occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off,
and consequently prevent baldness.
Free from those deleterious sub
stances which make Homo prepara
tions dangerous and injurious to
the hair, the Vigor etui only benefit
but not liana it. If wanted merely
for si
HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desir
able. Containing neither oil nor .
dye, it does not soil white cam
bric, and j et lasts long on the hair,
giving it u rich glossy lustre aud :i
grateful perfume.
VEEPAREli BY
Dr. J. C. AYER & CO., Lowell, Mass.,
Practical and Analytical Chtuilstt.
HOLBRV AI.f. lKl':niSTS F.VKltrWHEItK.
imi City ComfflVrcIil GolhgB
St. Louis, Mo.
asiiiii5:2.)
THOS. A. EICE, A. M. L. I. B.,1
JAS. BICE, A. M., ' I principals
J, H. HVRWOOD, J
FULL LIFE SCHOLARSHIP, $81 00
MOST CoTnplete, Thorough and
course of Mudy iu Dm I'niud
1'ractical
MiiU- a
inuu eiu-
course luuiKpriiMble to every youn
burMi'K uii the sea o lilt'.
For Illum-ted Circular
AdJrest,
T1IOS. A
on it.,,.
KICK. A. M
ri.i mj, i 4 w -
mWtim- AJAls. nice 11
L. I II..
rrenidcUt.
A- POSITIVE PROTECTION FROM EXPLOS ION
Safest, Cheapest and
E
THE
Family Safeguard Oil.
Advantages of Elaine over other Oils.
Some pi rion?, not rmnilUr itli oil
Wan
an auulysi!1, g-t. why
Elaine, the Family Safeguard Oil,
stauiliiitf 150 ilig. Fire-'lV-t "-UouM to Uficj in
Ot 1-0 ilfir. ti'st. C0tinir to Which we tnka
Kl.AI.NK in takrn out at a point in the UMilialion, wlure it ii lice from para Ft inc.
BUN7.IM, and aOnuyeroui Iran nhlrh irontatnf!il-iit all hcaJ-lIgbt and kjro( ue oil-,
un.l Hie yield out of a given auionut of rude oil 1- very Hinnll, wbioli make ibe cot
bllicrlLimtliutolbead-ligbt. KI.AINK in, m laiiutd, iioii-exj.loKlve aud ili'.t:y
saff ; w bursas ordinary lieiid-lijjlit oil coutaln a great deal of araf)iii-, and tbe lilfber
tlio tet tie bcavicr they are and tlm more parailine tbey contain, Tliii exiM of para
lline ob-fUiH the wi. k, tbus nvtnling to agrcut eiteut the fstapp ot Ibe daiitfprou
Kii", iiiidtaii-liiK, ia i-ouie va-es, tbc-e tertibla explosion wlib b happen no frtqiittitly.
Theco-t or Klaiue on Slrt tt ( ara, takeu from an average of one year, on one of tbe
lart .lne In I'ittoliiirp, ws only 1J a nt per iiiht for two livbt- pf r rar.
Directions
Tale any toiuiuon kerosene or i-oul oil
no mue a wick Hi at has D-?n ucd in any
utu r Toting tbe lamp, unscrew tbe burner
and griiliially imtnere it In tbe bowl of the lamp; In-tead of tbe Klaiiie l)(iiiiin, us
would 1 the cane ilh ordinary oil-, it will extitiguMi tbe flame on tbe wl, k ni it eutrt
Ibe oil jtln ii eerew tbe Mirner tibt on tin buap, lilt it up and arry It as a very rank's-
pt rtu or thi i w ould, hide way or upside t'owii, and It will Invariably j.'0 .ut ; or
upset lt.ki If fy aeeideut, ant tbe fcame result will be arcompli.-bed. 1'ben take tbe
wick an, place it In u balf pint measure or other open ves.cl tilled wlib K!:Une, net oue
cud on ir; and with a piece of wire, or a nail, mot the burning wick about In tbe oil.
Alter l,u' satt.-ticd that tbe Klaine ill not ignite, r move the wick, and place it burn
ing iijiou a shovel or lioard, aud when it In ill 1 1 i llamc, pour tbe Klaioe lrom the
measire or vcni-e.1 upon tbe burning niii, and it wili be immediately txtinuUhed. He
sure aud pour plenty of Klaine upon tbe tlame,
., ... , . , , .,.
'ii-iiiiir viic oil iibi a. ta ,:ui,uiur.',ri'
wrf i f af'T.1,
r picture lid dun -
vnvm iirtiV.'crl'rfrii in? cany ,ilitain-l every
I M lusx"4 Unit Ii t,o liiHiii(T- thai will lnj line
. e biive m.iiiy ug nls bo are
lr ,t M V i.u.1 UlllilllH.
i
B M n AM m
DHnULH
Exclusive Agents for Southern Illinois,
the adjacent country South and
West of Cairo.
SIT.W AIUKHTISI.MIMS.
a day t b un?. A;:n
.mil tonus free. 'IKl:K ,V
Wfll.lC.I. O.llf.l
U , An
Maine.
Ij-READY FOR AGENTS THE
CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION
iICUiliEI Ai tL"lbXlTATV:7 "
A lai.liiciifn-iiirturi-oritslil-tory, graml build
it'K, wonaerful kiliihita, curio-ities, Kreutduyn.
i-tc. l'rolu;ly illuatraled, tlioroiililv po)iiilur,
and very ehe,p. Is Helling iiniiif nw ly, '.,(oo
agenu wamea Scud f,.r lull purli. iilurn. TbU
Is tbe ebanee of loo vein lo Coin monev f"t.
;.t tbr onlv reliable lilslory. HUBfiARD
BROTHERS. 1J( HLI'llno., a : Ij, hullr Mivet,
L 111' lip. i, Illinois.
I1 A IfTlOV ''' no, deceived by i.ren.nlnrr
Wl 1 1 I lull books lusuininK to U:"ullii-ial,"
and tellioit wbut wi.lbuna iu Aunil uud .-ui-
U'lllbl r.
C.'f; f W'-ek in your own t.iwn. Terum mid
OUU .'.uttll free. 11. 11 M.I.fc l & i ., I'i,rl
laud, Muiue.
The Little Rock - '
" and Fort Smith
RAILWAY
n as
I O JTL SALE
Far minx Lands, tiraing Land, Ftuit Land, Vine
Lands, oal Lands, VVond Lands, some 1'ranie
I.andu, Jlottom ji.d, and Ipiamls, en tortus
to suit the purchaser. Six per cent in
terest on deferred payments. Tan per cent dis
count fur cash. 1-or full lnrliculars, nr.u, and
pai.iphelt, apply to W, D. SLACK. Land
(.ainiuiiMoner J.ltlleJt3Lk, Aikauus.
Extra Pino Ulmd Cttrds, villi name
W lO cts., poi p.id. L. .lusKS A (.(.)..
.SaMau, -N . V.
$55 to $77
Week
Iu Ajents. Sumplet
. . VICKLKV, Au-
J-Kl.l.. 1'
C'ista, Maine
to $20 I'Tdiiyuibonir. suiii),!,- w.irtli
yJ.lU free. M I N.M i A ,,. . ',i .
bind, MuIiih.
V TITl M'D 10 n lo Meri'liatiu.
1 1 -'I i L Ja 1' in Illll uud tiiielii:x Vl
imid. ticiii.Mauui'gCo., M. Louis, Mu.
T LXTUA 1 JXK
l-i I1DI111!. IU !.
C AIiliS, no two alike, with
.1. K. ilAKDKl:, Maiden
S. V.
IXt'Li.i: Siyiiip to Dr. ibi.itf,,, I'luniirii
i House, St. Lows, Mo. for Card ire Articles an
Jiiiljli.-slie.l in t bristiun 'liines.
Centennial Reduction
in Advertising.
Move iboiisai.d. two liiinilreJ and II lly dollar
worth of newspaper advertising, at publisliem'
Hcliedule i-alc, jflveu for 7ou, and a three
months' note atvepted iu puyiiiwiit nom advrr
liiers of rt'sponalbiltty. A printed list, xiving
Name, I ImrucbT, Aelual Daily nnd Weekly Clr
ciilatinu, und Ailn-diile ralea of Ailveriisinir,
ient free to any address. Apply to lieorue P.
Itowell & Co, Newspuiier Adveiliiiinx AueuU,
41 1'urk Kaw, N. V .
A cskts mm to
bah vents at the Nat
sell the Mew
Book
National Caultal
AMD THE GAHPAIQN OF 1876V
Just the Tjook lor tlie tunes. Gives a lull history
of the National Capital and Government, bbowa
how the Koveroment hsa been mannxed since ita
orxanizution. Kxjilaina bow iulu are put
tbrouk'li couxrean. tiivea a lull history or the
Whisky I'rauiU and ltelknap hcandal. It Kivea
tbe lives of lUves, Wheeler, Tibieu and Hen
dricks, (iraud chance for Atent. Address,
e-17-wSw J.U CUAilUtU1.BUl.OUU.Jdo.
Best Light Known !
E
n:i c not tlif time or Idi tioutlon to uiaka
rpfercui- to tbe ordinary Lea.lliKbt olU,
amni p f,,llnu
how to Test
lamp yuii se tit to tiv. Let It lie lean, and
otbtr oil. till fLe l.elwitli KlniiiK,
and set lire to the wkk at tbe lov?
I't'
or else the ttacie l.;Jj(ie 1' ''luTTl
-"" tn.fftbe ilicri1ier WitiH to tuiriu
t itn ilx (lift laiiolirrof Ibecurrsut volnw t
k MiuiU-nt 1. ul It .put (,L..'iril in. I v.
A I liililete "t of lliirjKT'B M JXHttii,' 1,oW
Cotih-iimk M duiiaM. in aM clulh 1 in line.
W ill I Dtut by expte.-i, tl' '''t t -iim
i, im 5ui.t r. fi.r f i r vtJioe. SniKlvHniit
by ion II, iKai)Hiu, 1 v ' I Ui cf-, lor bu,l-
DrtUTri
and
Mark These Facts.
Tbe 1eliluoiiy of ibe Whole Wolld.
HOLLO WAY'S PILLS.
"I hud uoapiH-tite ; Hollows) 'a I'lllsave me
a heitrty otif.''
oHr 1'ills are luurvelotis.' '
' I aemi fur auolbrr box, and keep them in flit
bouse. ' '
' Jr. ILillowuy has cured my headache that
wi.s chronic. "
"I xuve one ol your I'ills lo luy babe l..r chol
era morbus, i be dear little thiux Kot well in a
duT. "
"My nauseaef a morulUKis nowrunil'"
'our box ot lliilluwsy ' Ointment curtd me
of noiM-s iu the head, lmbld some of your
Uiniiuent Ubind iherars, and the noi. hsj left."
"emi me two boxes; 1 waul one fur a poor
laiuily." '
"1 enclose a dollar; your price U 2r. cents, LiU
the medicine to me U worth adoilar."
"M n.l me live boxej of your 1'ilu
"it me have three boxes of your Tills l.y re
turn mail, fi.r Chills and Fever."
1 have over ') tiirh testimonials acthee, but
want oft-puce con.ils me to conclude.
For Cutaneous Disorders,"
And all eruption of the skin, this ointment is
most invaluable. It Uoe not heal evttmally
alone, but penetrates wi 11, tbe moot te.nh.iic
efliM-ls to the very root of the evil.
HOLLOWAY'S PILLS
Invariably cure the fullowinx diiei.es
Disorder of tho Kidneys-
In all diseases aQ'ectinx lliese orr.uns. whelber
ther secrete too iniii li or loo litlie Water; or
w hether they I alllieted with stone or (Travel, or
Willi aches ami pains settled in the loiua over the
r. iuns of the kidneys, thee Tills should be ta
keu according to the printed directions, aud tbe
Ointment sliuuld be well rubbed into the small ol
Ibe buck at bed time. Tbia treatment wili xive
almost immediate relief when all other liiisin
.have failed.
For Stomachs Out of Order.
No medicine will so effectually improve the
tuue oftbe atomacb as these Tills; they remove
all acidity occasioned either by iuieiuiierance er
improper diet. They reach tlie liver and reduw
it to a healthy action ; they ur wonderfully ettica
l ions in cases of spasm iu tai l they uevcrlkil in
ciiriiiK all disorder of the liver aud stoma h.
HOLLOW A V'H TILLS are the best kuowlijn
the world for the following diseases i A"",
Asthma, liilioua Coin plain u, illotrhea on tbe
.Skin, Howels, Consumption, Debility, Dropsy.
Dysentery, Frysipelas, Female Irregularities
Fever ol all kiuda, iu, Cioiit. Heailacbe, ludi
arestion, lullaimuaiion, 'Jausdice, Liver loiu
plaiuti. Ltuubaxo. :l'lle. Klieumatism. Ueuu
tion of urine, Scrofula or Kidb's F.vil. Wore
Throat. Stone aud CraveJ. Tic-Douloureux.
Tuiuora, llocr. Worm of U kiud. Weakness
lrom auy caue, etc.
IMPORTANT CAUTION.
None are genuine mile the aixnaluie of J
llaydock, a axeat for Ihe United hlales, sur
rounds each box of Till, and ointment.
lianilsome rowani win oe nru . uj
derinx filch iuformatlou a uiay l.l to r .
detection ol' any parly orpartie coituterleitl g
the uiedicine or veuduig Ihe same, kuowli':
them to liespurioii. ,
. Hold at the uniuifiictory of Professor lloi.
Lowav. A CO., New York, and by all respectable
.iruxKist and dealer in medicine tnroiu-'ho il
the civiliied World, iu boxes at cent. -
"rTTlJati U.'lsiderabl -xllM taking ll.e
litritf I Ml
Hi. ll.-Direcilons for Ihe guidance patits
in every disorder are aflixed to each box.
Office, 112 Wberty St., New Yonc.
UAw-Pec.H-lyi.
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