Only One I
y Standard |
You and we may differ as to jP1
money standards and out of |f
our very differences good may
come. But we won't differ as
to the merits of one standard n
emulsion of cod-liver oil. t*
SCOTT'S EMULSION has |
won and held its way for 0
nearly 25 years in the world cf |S|
medicine until tc-day it is almost
as much the standard in m
all cases of lung trouble, and w
every condition of wasting
whether in child or adult as CT
quinine is in malarial fevers. [jn
Differ on the money qucs- ^
tion if you will, but wr.cn it ?j
comes to a question cf health,
perhaps of life and death, get M
| the standard. ''
| Your cruggist sells Scott's Emulsion. P
that if it was necessary ho would
canvass the entire state in the in
terest ol the dispensary law.
Ho was asked if his remark at
Abbeville still held good. It
will be remembered that during
a speech at that place Senator
Tillman said that.il it was necessary
he would resign his seat in
the senate and run for governor
in order to keep the dispensary
law effective.
Senator Tillman replied that he
still 'stuck" to that assertion and
that if matters took such a form
as to indicate that the dispensary
law was not going to be perpetuated
he would fullil his promise.
.lust let the oppsition crack
their whip and put out a state
ticket," the senator said, "and
| then more will be said."
Senator Tillman will leave at
1 o'clock today lor his home at
Trenton.
l'rllow Jaeli Hlllrtl.
t Cast are ta. Canity Cathartic kills Yellow Jack
wherever they Unit him. No one who takes
Cascarrts reRularlv ami systematically la In
danker from the dreadtul disease. CMCBrotS
kill Yellow fever norma In the bowels and prevent
new ones from breeding 10c. 2hc t?K. all
druKK'^li* i
I
Two siccs, 50 cts. and $1.00 ^
j SCOTT U UOVTNK, New York* ?
^coaazMBaBE s aaaa?bmS
SENATOR TILLMAN HERE.
Says 11 is Remarks at Abbeville
^ Still Holds Hood.
Senator Hen Tillman arrived in
the city yesterday afternoon from
his home at Trenton. lie went
to Mr. .J. W. Bunch's, who is a
^ kinsman ol the senator.
Senator Tillman was seen by
representatives of the press, and
he stated that his visit to Columbia
was on private business, and
that he intended to return to
Trenton this afternoon.
The Senator was asked it he
had anything to say about the removal
of the metropolitan police
and the dismissal of the constabulary,
but he said that ho did not
care to discuss those matters.
Senator Tillman said that ho
had not long since returned from
New York state where he filled
engagements making speeches.
"More people listened to my fine
'speeches delivered in Now York
state than were present at all tho
I meetings held during the recent,
senatorial canvass," said the senator.
lie said that tho democrats
in New York are "fighting hard
for true democracy" and that they
were thoroughly aroused.
^ Again referring to South Carolina
affairs, Senator Tillman said
THE AVOIDANCE OF COLDS.
Practical Hints as to How not to
Catch Tltem.
A German professor, says the
Youth's companion, once wrote a
long treatise with a learned title
on how to avoid catching cold.
After tracing the history of colds
from the earliest stages, studying
their causes and symptoms, and
cataloguing the remedies which
have been used by the most eminent
physicians of all times, he
concluded with a short chapter on
prevention.
His plan was to inure tire back
of the neck to drafts by having
some one direct a current of air
upon it from a bellows three times
a day.
The writer had the correct idea,
although its practical application
was clumsy, and ho was along'
time in reaching it. The best and
only way to escape colds is to
meet the causes that produce
and not to run fmm
Let the body be hardened by a
cold sponge bath, or even a cold
plunge, followed by a brisk rubbing
with a "scratchy" towel,
every morning. Let the clothing
be adapted to the season, though
always as light as possible, but
keep the neck uncovered?no
turned up coat collar, no mulller,
no boa. Never let the temperature
in the house rise above seventy
degrees in the winter. Air
every room systematically every
day, no matter what the outdoor
temperature may be. Always
have fresh air in the bed room;
there is nothing poisonous in
"night air," popular belief to the
contrary, notwithstanding.
In a word, don't be always
afraid of catching colds.; don't
coddle, but meet cold and wet
and changes of temperature like
a mail?or rather, like, a horse,
and you will then run a better
chance of being as strong as a
hoise.
Of course, you must strengthen
your armor where it is weak, but
if you recognize in yourself a weak
place, a "cold spot," dont cover it
up with more clothes,but toughen
it, and toughen your entiro body
until it is one homogeneous re-1
sistant whole.
UIIIU lll> fill A>l? UlAKLKSTON.
Krports that Through Freight
and Passenger Trains from
Marion, N. to this City will
Soon ho Scheduled
Spt'i'lul to N'ow ^ & (.'our <t .
Yorkville. Senteniher 37.?Tim
/ I - - - ? - - " I
i Ohio Kiver and Charleston Kail;
road people are straining every
j nerve to complete their road to
jtiafl'ney's by noon to morrow, and
the opinion prevails that they will
succeed. An extra large foreo of
hands has been working day and
night for several weeks, and work
was continued without interrup
uon on Sunday. It is said that
tho mail and passenger train will
ho run from lilycksburg to (Jaft'noy
to-niorrc and if it does the
contractors will receive a bonus
of *S,<>00. If it does not they
will, of course lose.
Your correspondent is informed
that work will ho commenced
immediately to extend tho (ialT
ney branch to 1'acolet and from
there to Clinton and Spartanburg.
It is said that the money witli
which to make the extension has
already been secured. The newroad
from Blaeksburg to Spartan
burg will parallel the Southern
and compete with it in what is
the most profitable territory it
now has. The Ohio Uiver and
Charleston Road will turn what
business it secures in the new territory
over to the Seaboard Air
Lino and the South Carolina and
(jl corgi u.
For several weeks past a minor
has been in circulation here to
the oiled that at *\iu early day"'
a through mail, express and passenger
train with l'ullman sleopot
attachments, would he put on the
South Carolina and Georgia, and
the Ohio River and Charleston,
and would leave Charleston every
morning at about -1 o'clock for
Marion, N. ('., passing this place
I at about 11 o'clock, and another
train would leave Marion in the
afternoon for Charleston, passing
' lrni*n ?*t C * 'IM ' 1
... ... mi iiiinii ii ii rnicii. I IIO KlO.'l
for putting on tho train is to facilitate
travel hot ween ('harleslon
and Asheville, and tlio West. I'p
to today the time for tho schedule
to be put on was October 1,
but to-day it is said that it will
surely go on the loth. Such a
train would no doubt pay the
roads operating it, and would be ol
great value to every town along
tho line, and also to Charleston.
It is also reported that a through
freight train is to be put on at
the same time between Charleston
and Marion, and that there is
to he a material reduction in the
freight rates to all points on the
Ohio River and Charleston. If
this is true and Charleston merchants
continue to hustle as they
have been doing recently the hulk
I of business will be turned from
Richmond to Charleston, where it
| should have been going all these
years.
THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE.
LI'Mi TROUBLES AND CONSUMPTION
CAN BE CUBED.
An Eminent New York Chemist
and Scientist Makes a Free
Offer to Our Headers.
Tlio distinguished Now York chemist.
T. A. Slocum, dpnionstratinf? his
discovery of a rpliable and absolute
curp for Consumption (Pulmonary
i iiurruuiuaiaj ami ail nronclnal,
throat, 1 iiii^ ami chest diseases, stubborn
coughs,catarrhal abortions, general
decline and weakness, loss of
llesh, and all conditions of wasting
away, will send TIIKKK KUKK HOTTLKS
(all dift'erent) of his New Disrovery
to any alllicted reader of the
Kntkki'KIHk writing for them.
Ilis"\ew Srientillr Treatment" has
cured thousands permanently by its
timely use, and he considers it a simple
professional duty to suffering
humanity to donate a trial of his infallible
cure.
Science daily develops new wonders,
and this great chemist, patiently
experimenting for years, ha> produced
results as heueticial to humanity as
can be claimed by any modern genius.
11 is assertion t hat lung troubles and
consumpt ion are curable in any climate
is proven by "heartfelt letters of
gratitude," filed in his American and
European labratories in thousands
from those cured in all parts of the
world.
Medical experts concede that bronchial,
chest and lung troubles lead to
( oiisumption, which, uninterrupted,
means speedy and certain death.
Simply write to T. A. Sloeuin, M.
'.is Pine street, New York, giving
postollice and express address, and the
free medicine will he promptly sent
Sufferers should take instant advantage
of his generous proposition.
Please tell the Doctor that you saw
his offer in the Kntkkckisk.
SPANISH JACK
BKKOKKNRIDOE, THE CKLEhrated
tliorouglibred SPANISH
JACK?the handsomest in the State,
which lias been awarded the highest
premium over all competitors at the
State Fair for years, will stand the
present season at the stables of Heath,
Springs Co. in the town of Lancaster.
Sure foal guaranteed for $10
April 13, l?V7.
uy uruggisis anu dealers r<>r fl a bottle. Dam- |
Fihlot mailed on application If you can't get |
t from your druggist, send <i to tho proprietor
and ho will send you prepaid by express, ( has.
Rlsley, Wholesalo Druggist, 82 Cortland su |
York.
Yellow I't'icr lirrinw
breed in the bowels. Kill them and you are
safe frotn the awful disease, Cascarets destroy
the germs throughout the system and make it
Iniposslhln for new ones to form ( asc.trots are
the onlv safe guard for young ami old against
Yellow Jack. 10c. 25c. 50. all druggists. BISB
I I
Few Appreciate the
DANGER Afc,
to which the Expectant
Mother is _ y._
exposed and the
foreboding' w i t h h
which sh$ looks Vl,
forward to the
hour of woman's
severest trial. All
effort should be f
( made to smooth L
these rugged //' I f if1 \
places in life's/' |i | 1"*\
i pathway for her.
"Mother's Friend"
I allays Nervousness, and so assists
Nature that the change goes forward
iti an easy manner, without
such violent protest in the way of
: Nausea, Headache, Etc. Gloomy
forebodings, yield to cheerful and
hopeful anticipations?she passes
through the ordeal quickly and1
without pain?is left strong and j
I vigorous and enabled to joyously
I perform the high and holy duties j
1 now devolved upon her. Safety1
to life of both is assured by the i
. use of 44 Mother's Friend," and
the time of recover}* shortened.
j "I know ono lndy.tho mother of throochildren,
I who HUlTorcd Rrcatly in the birth of each, who I
| obtained a bottle o'f 'Mother's Friend' of me |
before her fourth conllnement.and was relieved
I 'iiiickiy. All ograo that their labor wasshortor I
and less painful." John U. 1'ot.uii.i., Macon,Ga.
Sent bv Mall, on receipt of price. $1.00 I'1?K
i BOTTLE. Book "TO EXPECTANT MOTI1KBS" '
mailed free, containing valuable information
: and voluntary testimonials.
THE BRAOFIELD REGULATOR CO..ATLANTA,GA
BOLD DY ALL DRUGGISTS.
tjJSOUTHURN RAILWAY.
CfMtI il Tin* l^ttlwn*!! Cnl nuihltt *n<1 .Tairb on
villa. Kuntoin Tlmo itntWMn Columbia
mil Otlior Point*.
UriBCTIVi: HAY e. 111)).
Northbound.
Dally. Dally.
^r. fvlim. r.CXAPRy.. 3 Uft!~Twp
(Jftvanofth 19 Jl'p II 36 p .......
At. Ooluinbla I Up 4 it a
Lv. har'ton.SOAORlcj t 10 a| fi 80 pi I
Ar. Columbia ... 10 55 a 10 10 p
Lv. Anguata, So Rj.... slop iinup
^ Oruntluvilln 9 SO p 10 Up
" T ran Kin 8 08 p 10 50 p....
" Johnatont. ,. .... .. 8 SO p UlOp
At. OolnmblnLn. flrp't 4 65 a ? 17 a
*?r Oul'bln Blaod'f at . 3 90 p I 84 a ...
Wlnniboro. Olipl 0 ?i a
" Ch?"'*5 1 01 pi 7 18 a
Ro?k Hill Tb4p 7 57 n
A?. Chariot la A a, p 8 65 a
DaaWlln ^ifgont lbup
Ar. Richmond . 6 00 n ? 40 p
Ar. Wash In | ton 8 49 a 9 40 i>
" PalllmorrPian.lt. ? JO i*1 li 85 d ""!!
" Philadelphia . 10 16 a 9 66 a
Naw York ^ 19 48 p fl 93 al
8?<it tihouMd. ?" 37. No. 55
Dotty.; Dully.
Lv Nrw York. Pa R.lt 4 80 p 18 1 Ant
Philadelphia? SS5p 8 50 a
. L?"l'?or# , ^
Lv. nnih tou, bo. Ry.. 10 48 p] 11 15 a
Lv. Kiohmond t 00 u| 1* 65 p|
Lv Dan villa 5 50 ol 8 90 pi ....
C.tir'otto 9 35a 10 t) r.1
Rta k HID 10 SO aj 11 DC p.
.. ,H w? Marati
. Vli-naboro. : u ?) V li SO a'
Ar Col hta Hliuid R at . li .Vmn 1 #7 a
Lv ( olumbiit Ua. ilop't.i 1 15 p 4 3.i t
JohnHloua. 8 M p 6 ?j a
7 i on ton . 8 0np 6 48a!
GrnnitevUle 8 ?H i> 7 17 k,...
Ar f\i.>;i.kIu. I Up MiWa ...
Lv. Dal'Lia. S.C.Alt.Ry. 4 00p 7 00 n I
Arcimrletton. . 9 (jop| 11 00ft
Lv. Col'Ms. RO.AP.Ry U M a! 12 47 a j
| " Savannah . 4PA|>I 5 10 ad ....
^r. .1 !>? '.(-ton vlHo. . 0 &0 i>i 0 10 a| l
SI.KKPIN(I (.'Alt SKHVM K
Double daily pox-'ugar ?orvi."*? bulwoon Plor
I Ma and New York.
No.x. jl uu-i W~Wnahlngton and ISouth weatora
Limi'M. .aolld Vaatlbuied train with dining
curs mid flr?t rtlass ooaohos north of Cliiiriolta
Pullman dm win v -oom alooia;.* mr* h'lwirn
Ttnrv-n, Jacksonville, savummn, Wa-xhu.gt'ja
bml S'ow York.
Pullman slooplng our between Augusta and
Mow ^ oi k
Nox nnd ..-V?U. H. Fnxt Mall. Tl.Ouch
Pullman drawing room lmflfot sleeping rnrs ! <?
fwnoti Jacksonville nnd N'?-w Y .rk and At*
^i.sia and t'hurlotto. Pullman sleeping oar I
wvwnui jHi-kiionvilio au?l un routl
Onilv l>o twr.cn Jacksonville 0.1J Cincinnati, ru
Ash"vlil??.
VV 11 ORKKN, J. M. CUIiF,
(i WuhlngtoD. T M . Wnthlnpton.
W. A. TITRK. tt. II HAHDWICK,
ti. A.. Wadhlnftton. A. H. V. A., Atlanta
"111 addition to tlio above train
service, there is a local train daily
between Columbia and Charlotte,
making all stops. No. 31
leaves Columbia (Blending
[Street) at 5:00 p. m., arrives
I Charlotte 8:10 p. m. No. 33
1 leaves Charlotte daily 0:30 p. m.J
arrives Columbia 0 :55 p. m."
PHILITOKEN.
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Moves monthly patnes, cure* i.nrui'iani'itn and
hysteria and restores to perfect health. Sold
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