Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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v Nourish | Him. J ^ That's the whole secret ina I word. We can cure no disease a unless we can keep up the pa- a tient's strength. And there's | only one way to do that?feed 1 him. But if the system refuses M food? Then use SCOTT'S fei ^ EMULSION of Cod-liver Oil |j r with Hypophcsphftes. It goes ' STRAIGHT TO TITH BLOOD, M stops the wasting, rekindles fcj the vital tire* makes new flesh ? and so renders a hopeful fight ? possible atrainst ANY disease. ; Espeeiaily is this so in bron- ? chial and lung troubles, in the j relief and cure of which Scott's Emulsion has won its rcputa- % tion. Book about it free. fc Scott's Emulsion is no mystcrwus ^ mixture. It is palatable, non-nauseating and infinitely preferable to the ^ plain oil* The ganume has our trade- ? mark cn salmon-colored wrapper. Get ? the genuine* j For sale at 50 cts. and $1.00 by all ? druggists. t SCOTT Bt BOWXB, New York. ^ T.Tl ' SH?mSBSlSa8BPBBM SOWING FALL OATS. A Plan Described and Approved by The Southern Cultivator. The usual rotation has heeti cotton, corn, oats or wheat, varied Buiiiciuiifs wv ? miiii ur w;ti? antJi cotton. Its convenience doubtless t caused it to be adopted, because corn could bo gathered in timo to sow down in grain and cotton could not. There is one great defect?it leaves the cotton lield bare of living plants from October to May. From the continuous cultivation of cotton land through the summer nitrification is greatly developed, and at the close of the season the soil is supplied with 8oluable nitrates, ready to be leached by the winter rains. It will bo seen that it is of the utmost importance, therefore, to cover the cotton fields as quickly as possible after the cotton plant dies, with some growing crop which may take up these nitrates. It would bo well to start said crop in advance of the death of 1? tho cotton, and oats sown in September meet .ill the rnnniromfliila A of t he case. The great question to he determined is how to sow the oats u when tho cotton is still on the land to ho sowed. We have come to the conclusion,says The Southern Cultivator, that sowing oats in such a manner that they would come up a little helow tho general surfacfc of the land, in drills, is the best single preventive against cold. It shields the plants from the cold winds and counteracts the heaving action of freezes, by 1 :..4 4~ *1... i~:ii _ <i i mi \\ i u^; mil i%j iciu ill lliu arms from their edges and re-cover the exposed roots. Ilow shall oats be drilled in standing cotton ? Just after the cotton is picked over run two shovel furrows in each middle, siding the cotton as closely as it ca?i be done without breaking oil' limbs and bolls. In those furrows drill the seed through an ordinary guano horn. The end of the horn trailing in the furrow prevents the scatter A ing of the seed bv the leaves and limbs which would occur if sown from tho hand. Follow with a ono horse harrow and cover the seed. In cotton rows four feet wide such procedure would make f the oat drills about two feet apart; less for narrower rows. This ir wider, perhaps, than is desirable, i but we do not see how they e: well bo made less, and the di tance is not too great to prevent j good yield. As the young oa will at first be shaded and som what retarded by the cotton tl sowing should be early. The co ton stalks should be let alone u til the last of February. Stan* ing. they will do some good , wind breaks. About the last February knock down the stall with sticks, then with a loi scooter plow up the roots ai run a roller over the field to mar down everything which stands u high enough to interfere with tl cradle. Toward the gulf oats may 1 sown so late that the cotton nui 1)0 gathered before sowing tliei MONSTER LOCOMOTIVES. Southern Railway to Have tl Riggest Engines in the World The three biggest andstronge: passenger locomotives in tl whole world will be placed in so vice this fall by the Souther Railway, the largest transport; tion system of the south, whic taps every state south of Masc and Dixon's line, excent Toxa Arkansas and Louisiana. Son idea of their strength may be gi thered from the fact that each fully twice sis strong as the ceh brated "OthV which belongs I the New YorkCentral Railway an hauls the empire state expres nearly three times as strong ; the engine that hauls the Flyin Scotchman from London to Edit burgh and more than three tim< as strong as the engine whic takes the mails from London I Holyhead. To put the matter i another way, one of these engim could haul as much as ten ord nary elevated railway engines, ( four of the average passenger h comotives used in this country. Coupled with their extraord nary strength these engines ha> a remarkable capacity for hi<2 speed. One of them could pu at the rate of sixty miles an hoi on a nieee of lovol str.iicrlif fivir no loss than thirty throe Pullraa cars weighing forty tons eac! Such a train would ho more ths two fifths of a mile long. The six coupled driving whee of these engines are each six fe in diameter,and the workingstea pressure 200 pounds to tl square inch. The cylinders a of the ordinary simple type, oa< 21 inches in diameter. No loe motives now running have largo combined cylinder area at steam pressure as these new <J liaths. You may make the movit parts of a locomotive as powerf as you please, but unless there a fire box and a boiler big enou^ to match tho running gear yoi engine will soon be short of steal with a probable slowdown b tween stations. This catastropl is not likely to happon to one these engines?as long as the co holds out?for the tiro box is 1 feet long and 3J feet wide, wil total heating surface of 104 squa feet while the boiler is 5 feet inches in diameter, with no lei than 2,298 square feet. Soft cos of which about eight tons wi'l 1 put on the tender at starting,wi be the fuel. An engine may also have grer power and yet be unable to utiliz ui it, owing to insuflicicnt weight on is- tho driving wheels. The total a weight of oneot these locomotives ts will bo seventy-five tons of which e- fifty-eight will rest on the six 10 driving wheels, tho remaining t- seventeen tons being carried by n- the four-wheel trucks in front. as THE TRIO. of 'Twas only a whisper that came on tho brecse, Too sweet I feared to bo true ij; a dream I had cherished for mouths -aye I >r j 1 years: This fond wish lo me was noi now. A dream tint I somes we, i day Would moot Thai genius so gifted and lare, lj) Our o\\u "Earnest Willi. ' from Uoorgia'a i lL, proud sol! The hero of "Tlio Sunny South Chair." My dream is maturity;, come share in my joy . j jp Was ever an Awakening so sw set I No longer a doul>t, they are cominy'?yes soon. ' iy This trio, v.->th gladness I'll greet. I You as'.. of this trio, oh : have y?n not heard ' I hate news with a taint bit of noise : Of Hugo.r- and WtU!o and nurown Junius too This trio of "Sunny South boys." Hcyoud .Mississippi's swift roll in.' tide. Comes warm-hearted, loyal Kugeno With Intellect sparkling like a diamond's bright glow ; , Kit mate for an I'.u.pn - or (.June.. May flowers be twined in tby pathway of life. Whether on laud or on .sea. When .the cup of life's sorrow Is full to the brim i 10 May no drop ho measured for th, o. I i r f>h i Junius, say why should I linger ' < O'er thoughts that will not lie still ; Accept of my thanks for the lesson you've , taught Liy your gentlouess, patience and will, ill You will to be noble here's my heart and my hand. Kind wishes for happiness real, g A speedy return pf your health and msy she, Who kneels at your altar ho leal ie Earnest Willie, dear friend if '*-js;ies could add One drop in thy chalice of bliss jg Thy life-song should be a sweet carol of Joy, A foretaste of heaven In this. 3- May hope's bright star still shine on thy w.ty , And the prize you hold dearest he won. May you feel when the harvest is over and id gone. You have left no duty undone. S. ' All the girls were in love wUhalhls trio of boys, IS Could scarcely decide though, between Sometimes it was our blue-eyed palmetto boy, Just as oft it was "Sallle's" Eugene, j. Ono sly sprite told Earnest Willie, To keep clear of old Hymen's thrall, Not succumb to the charms of ono fair lass, Stay single and "make love" lo us all , Come, lot us review that sweet visit again. Though numbered with things of the past; H ( call It my sweet benediction, 1UU III IK" V III MB UCBlliy to IAHL 3S There's alight in my window for this "Sunny i trio." "The latch -atring hangs on the outside." )r Whon your ship easts anchor to count up the spoils To this harbor I trust she will glide. The future tnay bring to me sorrows and grief ? Or life yield the sweetest of Joys, Yst, I'll over remember with gladness of heart ;q My visit from "The Sunny South" boys. . Now, to each one I waft a fond blessing , >h And when "life's tliful fover is o'er," jj When the cross wo lay down for the sceptre and crown ir May we "meet on that beautiful shore." , M. J. P. Lane as tor. S. C. z the wonders op science. in I LUMJ TROUBLES AM) CONSUMPTION CAN HE CURED. 's An Eminent New York Chemist et', and Scientist Makes a Free m| Offer to Our Headers. 10 Tito distinguished Now York rhem- ' i*t. T. A. Slocum, demountrating his l'? discovery of 11 reliable ami absolute! ,]j euro for Consumption (Pulmonary! Tuberculosis] ami all bronchial.! o-11 hroat, lung and chest diseases, stub-: ! born coughs, catarrhal affections. gen-1 s( I cral decline and weakness, loss ?>l j id I flesh, and all conditions of wasting away, will send TIIKKK Fit KK ItOTD TI.KS (all different) of his \ew I ?is-! covery to any afflicted reader of the I Kntkhi'UIkk writing for them. )rr Mis "New Scientific Treatment" has "? | cured thousands permanently hy itsj ul timely use, ami he considers it asim-| js'l^e professional duty to suffering] i immunity to donate atrial of his in-j fallible cure. ' j Science daily develops new woniters, ami this great chemist, patiently , in experimenting for years, has produced I results as beneticial to humanity as 0- can he claimed hy any modern genius. His assertion that lung troubles and ,e consumption are curable in any cliof mate is proven by "heartfelt letters of gratitude," tiled in his American and al European labratorics in thousands from those cured in all parts of the " world, |h Medical experts concede that bronchial, chest and lung troubles lead to tO ('onsilllltit ion which Iiniiihirrnnloil 9 means speedy ami certain death. Simply write to T. A. Slocum, M. 0., BS 98 I'ine street, New York, giving postottlce and express address, and tlie "i free medicine will l>e promptly sent. )0 SufTerers should take instant advantage of his generous proposition. II Please tell the Doctor that you saw his otTer in the Kntkkprisr. tfilurata Your Bowels With Cascarets. Candy Cnthartle, cure constipation forovor. ' JOc.s&c, if l!,C C, fall. ?iruKK'sis refund money. Who Can Measure 1 The Influence of the mother I It shapes the course of unborn pen- l erations?goes sounding through J all coming ages and enters the confines of Eternity. With what care, therefore, should the Expectant Mother be ; guarded, and how great the ef-j fort be to ward off danger and 1 make her life happy. "Mother's Friend" * Nervousness re" i y lie,YeS tilC' j Spares th^j system that CtiUd-Birth is made! easy and the time of recovery i shortened?many say "stronger! alter tnan Deiore confinement." ! It insures safety to life of both rnothe/ and child. All who have used "Mother's Friend" say they will never be without it acrain. No other remedy robs confinement of its pain. "A customer whoso wifo used 'Mother's Friend, says that if she had to go throuph the ordeal SKain. and thorn were but four bottles to be i obtaiacd. and tho cos* was f100.00 per bottle, he j would havo them." Ui:o. I.aytok, Dayton,Ohio, j Mill, nn Wflptof p'lo?, Ji.no PFR BOTTI.F, nook, i TO i-yt'l-rTANT MOTIIFRS" miilf-a Ire. containing 1 ralvlble information ind voluntary testimonials. tut bradfield regulator co., atlanta. qa. '. old ?t all dnuugoista. i tlSOUTHZRN RAILWAY Cent i AH Urn* JVitwncn col nmVs ?nd fnob- 1 " MATills. BssUni Tlmn Sdwrtn O*. InmbiA snil OrttiT feint*. sprauriTK WAY S. 1807. _ ... . Jin. 88,Nn. 801 KortlibonnA. j Lr.f Ttite. r.oar.it/.. suJ r nop " rArt&itk 7.. ii to 3 u ssp ...? Ar. OmuaiUt v._, 4 ii M I Hi ........ 1/r. Oitr'toi.fldAOIlA T ! a| 6 80 p Ar. Columbia. 10 63 a| 10 wy Lt. AnguttA, 8%. Hp,... I 10pi I 8?p ** GracltAVtUA.1 Mfv >0 lip ........ Trenton ? .... I 08 W W J0f .... . " |obnAV?*? StOp] U iQp ... Ar. se#t 4 h aj i it a ur col'bu blaad'f ?t . i to w | 84 a " tvinnswrw. 4 1tJ " ghaataf t 01 p| T 18 a tlOM nili- . T MP T II I Ar CkarlMla p 80 p A fcj a " L>*aTill* It WJut t bp Ar. IUobirnwvd 6 40* t Mp A*. WftaklBgtea ?tfa 0 40 p 1 Balumara Ra. IL iC. 3? a I) lip " rbliadalpbia 10 15 a iUt ? * Naw Ywk.. ^ 11 48p| ? h a .. .. KaalhhaaaA *J?K *' * 88 f Datljr. rtiillr, , l/v Now TorkvI?a *.R 4 W o It l.Vit | Ihi aaaiptua.. l(Sp 8 Ma) ...... J - Faltlmora. ....... V tSx> OK a.... 3 Irr. V> Hkw?, Sa. fty? tO Up 11 16 a .. i Lor. Ktnkmand ... It 80 aj ? i* ?j.. 1 Ly. i'UTllk _ i W a. 8 50 pi .... < Cbarlatta.. ? 8 M 2 K> ?0 pi 3 . ? ? * ?iui io x> 2 ii 05 w.5 - Chaatar )?? }1 ?7mH vvbjnibortv........ lit!* ? Ar O.lbta Hland'? at . it ft>nn !K? ( Lr. ( 'ihinibla Ub. dop't. 1 ISjv t 30 n J - J'.hnitwua. iup 8 * a > J 1 >?nton 8 OS p 0 it n. * ISlanllovUla 8Wp ! 1? ? , J Ar. Allium 4 u ? too a ... |J L/v. Ool bU, S.C Aa Ry.j 4 00 p) T CO ai 1 \ Ar. Cl.nrlonton .J 6 00 p 11 00 ft. \ Lv. ct?rbia. r cAivrtr-i lfiTal 17777!TTTTT" -\ *?pj 5 _ Ar. JftokaonrDla. .] 9 90 r> 0 10 a| T NLKKflNO OAK mRKVHJR [ D'>wbla flallv pa?.ru^?r aurvioe botweon Kloc Ida and New York. N.'ik to .i __ i ?. ? .,w i?a\nwui-nwuii?t'rD Fj L/mlted. build Venlibuied train with dlnin( | am ana first class eoMbw north of Charlotte. | . IhilJman drawing room sleeping oar*between l: Tamna, Jnok-?onv?ll-\ Savaiinun, WnshlnzC:SI S aun New York. i ( Pullman ftleeplng onr boravooti Augusta and ' New \ork. . ' Nos 85 and lift?C. R. Fa?t Mall. ThO'.tgli ' fi Rillnum drawing room buffot sleeping .-ni-n , Fo?n Jaoktionrille er.d New York and At> gusts and Ol.arlotta. Pullman Cooping cart s bet weiiii Jacksonville and Columbia, en route ?> gaily l-etweuu Jacksonville uud Cincinnati, vU Ashtvllle. W. n. ORKKN. J. M. OUI.P, U. SupL, Washington. T, M.. Wmhtngton. W.ATl/RK. H. h. HARDWICK, (j. p. A.. Washington. A, t?. p. A.. Atlanta \ "In addition to tho above train " service, there is a local train dai- 1 ly between Columbia and Charlotte, making all stops. No. 34 leaves Columbia' (Ulauding, 1 Street) at 5:00 p. mM arrives Charlotte 8:10 p. m. No. .33 j leaves Charlotte daily 6:30 p. m.,! * arrives Columbia 9:55 p. m." 1 PHILITOKEN. |< I t In Woman's S?(n find Reliable Friend. Re I llcves monthly palncs, curct nervousness and hysteria and restores to perfect health. Mold by druggists and dealers for II a bottle, l'am- n Fihlet mailed on application. If you can't get ti t from your druggist, send fl to the proprietor f and he will send you prepaid by eapresn. Chan. Rtslcy, Wholesalo Druggist, f12 Cortland su Kew York. Don't Tobarro Spit and Smoke Your Mfe At.,,. To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag netlc. full of life, nerve and vigor, take No To- H line, the wonder-worker, that make* weak men f strong. All druggists, SAc or II. Cure guaran- t teed. Booklet and nample free. Address * Stirling Remedy Co, Chicago or New York. 1 fOU HAVE 3EEN TOLD That the "NEW HOME" machine is the best. Hut you want to decide that question yourself. You do not bujr a sewing machine every day. You want a good sewing machine at a reasonable pi ice, a light rutting and an easy treadle motion that does not make your bark ache, 'hen Buy a New Home. It requires no tinkering to sew thick or thin goods and TI!h! H^ !? i? " V I yf' . . ?, V --IHA.I1. ill never on? i t' ; :irr but always ready to s< . It has a steel needle bar and cam, with all parts adjustable and well balanced for dn-uhilit}'. You will find nil the best and latest improvements on the NKW iiOMK. Kxamine our styles and prices before you purchase cd-iowliere. \Vr> buy direct and by buying: from us you get a machine that is fully guaranteed. ENTERPRISE Pl'B. CO. Lancaster, S. C. ' *r~ ,Y* :'.u A G t- IV T S> to solicit J o'Jtf.; Ly sample for our ' v<(,oi Pants to order $3. v'-~v Y-- V Sw,u " ' *16 1'* . " O.ercocls ?12 ' ,'r.-\'" , uijj inducements tnthe '.d,SwJ'l* ' rifjlit parties. Adilnss GUARANTEE AnlLOKING Co ie^^fbJsai3 216-217 Grand St., ft Y. wlhllij so years* experience. H V k J J 1 L J ^ fill ^ d I ML.^1 v trade oesicns, ??"' oopyricht8 ao. Anyone sending a sketch and description mar quickly ascertain, free, whether an Invention Is prohahly patentable. Communications strictly confidential. Oldest agency for securing patents In America. We hnvo a Washington nfllrn. I'alonts taken tbroujth Munn X Co. roculra pectal notlco In the SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, beautifully Illustrated, largest circulation of snr scientific Journal, weekly, terras>3.00 a year; tl.fflMi months. Specimen copies and 11AND Look on Patents tent free. Addrusa MUNN A CO., 361 Uroadwav. New York. < aveats. and Trade-Marks obtained, a l^all I at J ent business conducted for Moderate Fees. 5 Oua Orrice is ctppcwire U.S. Patent Orrict * and we can secu. e | 4ent in less time than those? remote from Washington. S Send model, drawing or photo., with descrip.) tion. We edvise, if patentable or not, free of J charge. Cur fee not due till patent is secured. } A Pamphlet, "How toOb'sin Patents," with J cost of same in the U.S. and foreign countries J sent free. Address, t C.A.SKOW&CO.i Opp. PATtNT Orric, Washington, D. C. 0 Registration Books Open. \" \( CIIKIl I Yir WITII 'I'll IT Art of ls!?f> providing for the re? trat ion of Hector*, t lit* honks of the upervisors of Registration will be pen at the Court House on the tirst 1 outlay in each month for the reyisration of electors entitled toregfisfra1011 antl kept open for three succesive days s11 each month until the genral election of 1SHS. VV. A. I'oktkk, ) Hoard of It. M. K i itK, K. J. Klykx, S Regis t rat ion. iov. IS. lSS?t?. tf. 'The Leading Fire Insurance Company of America." neorporated isift. Charter lWpetual mk -irk \mmm company OF HAllTFORl), CONN. 'ash Capital $ 4,(KM),000.00 ;ash Assets over 11.000,000.00 .usees jmm uver . 7/,UUU,UW<l)U Several other strong reliable compares represented and business entrused tome will receive prompt attenion. A. J. Cl.ARK, Kesident Agent. VTANTKI)?TRUSTWORTIl Y AN!) ACT"? Ive gentlemen or ladlot to travel for reponalMe, established house In I.anoaster 'ounty Monthly ISA 00 and expenses. PostIon steady Iteferenoe. Knclose self-adereased tamped envelope The Dominion Company, >epl W. Chicago.