The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 07, 1894, Image 4
CLOSING OUT SALE,
oni'i.
The condition of my affairs is such that I
am forced to close out my stock of Merchandise.
Prices have been made in
accordance with the situation.
SHOES! HATS!
1
A >>1??fk ?( oust, cvmiNtiiij; of tlie i PRICES
Very Itosl <ioods. UNDER
IN ALL GRADES, j " VALUE.
is to t?o - !G lepirdloa ; of <\?st. I >r.-< k, |?r\ Goods ami Nol
^' ii ?" * pi'ii't * 1 ItM t will sell tliem to |ur>ciiK w Iio arc judge*. It is needles*
for in.' to <|Uote prii't'H, as we ai'o determined to sell. 1 >?? v oil want t?.> sav
your inonev ?
R. T. G-EE.
t. :
CITY BUY BEST mflTCRIftL
OYSTKU . TO YOUR ADVANTAGE
SALOON. _ I"Ij:i3MX1Nrc>
cement ami im company.
t nm now lnniiiii^rn first-class Ov.s- Headquarters for nil Mason*'
i<*r Sulnoii. I lniM' a handsome La- 1 Supplies,
dies' Parlor divided from Gentlemen's ! .,-t. p \sT |?\V Cn\ni rs-roN S ('
Farlor. Kverytliintf is clean, ami j ^
Oysters fresh from Norfolk nro served PLASTF.K, 1\<>SKNPALE,
in all stylos i vory day. Ladles arc
invited to conic ami inspect our Par- j Kn?'lisli Portlam! Cement,
lor ami Cookim' Arranm inents. A .
steNv can l?e prepared in live minutes. ; ALL SIZES IEEPA COllA i'IPE;
Families furnisheil l<y the quart twice 1
n week if wanted. Also have a full ''l'? ''lick an 1 ( lay,
line of the tinest j Hair, brick, 1 iles, r,tc.
VHKNCll PANDITS. |MIXI I> r>"! T-,,u"-nl'sAlso
PLAIN and MIXI'.I) CANDIFS.
,, . ..... ... . (VlobraltMl !??rk Wall Piaster!
1 mils ol All Kiiitls.
Largest l'e)i-?t in the South.
Fancy and Family Groceries w-<? Wri"
?>t" all kinds. I am headquarters for! '*1 tLI.)IN<> hblt i\ A SI ) .( 1AL1N.
the liinst CAKl'.S and ( UACKLPs. j Sept. V (on
I if < l> 1 11 ll
Tobacco and Cigars.
Fancy and Family Groceries.! USBBBKL
Arm Pflffllyzcd!
1 11. v are ri n-iviiii; fresh poods
every wet k. Canned ^tuils of all Saved from St. Vitus Dance.
kinds and best brands new crop . ^ , ~ r~ , ,.
i? 1 "Our daughter, I'.lancho. now riftccn
years of age, had been terribly
(Moaned Cu>.rants, Citron, Xntsof I atllicted wit It ner\ousnoss, and bad
.,11 -vi i. . , . v.,i lost the cnt ire use of her npht arm.
ill kinds, Malaga pmpes, Apple., f cared St,. Vitus dance, and tried
rangm. .bananas, C.ocoanub, the best physicians, wit h no benolit.
Jjcnioiis, rips. 1 She has taken throe bottles of I)r.
.. .. . Miles' Nervine and has pained .'>1
I <>tat! -', ( abbnpt s. Onions | pounds, lier nervousness and svinpC
in nl arc its. I 1. ST I'oliKSAC- totnsofSt. Vitus dance are entirely
SAC1-: TWICE A \\ i:i:i\. Fresh pone, she attends school repularly,
Fish and has recovered complete use of
her arm, lu r appetite is splendid."
I; YCI'.V Siltunliiy. MKS. U. li. IU LLOCK, ltriphtoii, N. Y.
tell Bread Twice a Week. I)r" Mi'es Nervine
LurG^
1 1 esll Oal meal anil ({tick Ileal. Iir. Miles' Nervine P soil! on .1 pnsitlvo
paar.inteo that tlielir : toltle will IwnclilI
Mlliool I >i livcred Free I All ilriigpist-; sell it at *1. ti holt le-i tor i."?, or
it will t'c M ill, prepuM, on receipt, of prion
? I i?y the l>r. Miles Mistical Co., IClklittrt, Intl.
CAINDl DATES ' ? , , " ;T
Sold 1?y it. r. I us. v, I nion. r\ ( .
n>K ini:
DRUQ^ ^TRADE ^ gS|
J. bo\\ EST I'i! ICKconsistent wit.) i >| |
A cc F i; A <' V ?ini rO>11'I; T|;\( v JO
eonipoiiiidiiip }ir< seriptions. f O .
I. W the Inrpcst line of / . "/{.Dp?FN NSj? " --2V
I'ATI'VI' M II > I?' I N I'.Siii mil v. I p. tAXl ./^gfel
?. (>tir lock of Moiliciiii >,( In inicals j to A1
nun i iiiti inncriuioil- is miiiii-iisr.iiiul is lAfies'<17
ring inn! i!ii|n>rting Ihhi-in in tin- i.. ^ \
1'niuts, oils, 1'niiv, Wliitfwiisli iiiul
PAINT BRUSHES.
i . <' (MITI' V til*' f I IM*t?t 1 i1111 ('I SjicC- M] np| |.^f mi h mm wb^q Pf|
IlieliH filial Mvi* ( illlNMh ill tlh' rollltt V. H ?* rl 8 a1 L 5 H .Hi
UNION DRUG CO. !pyi I ?
' Imtt % ? & RmhIMI
WALL PAPERS ?|? |y| | |*g
l*ii|M>r Hiiniriiur ;i SiK'cisill v. ? BsiM II 9 WtB&k
1 IS k'tlST AS COOP FOR ADULTS.
Sntlsfac ioH IJiiariiiifcnl WA^RANTbf). PRICE SOcts.
I or t lie llosl Artistic Work* i. m uh.m i.?.. Nov. k., iv.u.
I'nrls MrOi<'lno < . M I. him, M? .
II' A 1/ 11 I I ' w! < r.tlPUH'Ti W ! }?*:ir. tV/l !>< (( Ion r*f
Vf ,\ II 11 1 I IV .lU'VI s T\?'h I I ^ Hil.l Hl\|t' .ml |. ,Vi
ouulii 11?r" i I- ? ii J11 . ?! v I In-4 \ ii IM a 11 i?k|-1 \
S|l:l| lllllllIM C. S. r, ' I I ..
*1 ii . . i . i ui.IK icil null*
I'or forOio inI*??*??rt*? ?n, * '.x^V,'.? A?? . ,u
t l(. M.vtliih st'.i.- ?<f ml'IrcM* u? Hi>i?r ... , . ; , ., , ...
, , . a , | I' IJI' ? ? 1 1 \ I ? ' I ""M, t HI H I
t if ( 1 11 ^ ?i?* V I' 1 ' ;l?M
A NOBLE FIGHT.
AN KM I N K\T HOI'Tllr.UN I.AWYF.R'^
I.OMO ONFI.H'T WITH l>ISKA"?F.
DWUllfflve Yen in o! Prosperity, Adversity
an J S uttering-'Tlio Great Victory
Won by Science Over n
Stubborn IMnenne.
(From the Atlanta, (/a., Constitution.")
Foromos* among the bent known lawyers
and farmers of Nortlt Carolina stands Col.
Isaac If. Hugg, of Greenville, l'itt Co.? it marl
Who has been on tho edge Of eternity And
whoso lifo lui-l boon ni uisured by mlnutoa.
"It hn" beett twenty-two years sin *o I became
A resident of tills town " said Col.
Hugg In telling Ills story to a reporter ; "even
then tho first symptoms of Gravel wero assorting
themselves but were slight. Gradually,
however, my disease devolopo I, and
fight it as I would it sou no 1 to gain a
stronger foothold day by day until my
misery was complete, for sixteen years I
n?vct knew what it was to bo froo from pain,
Hoi pain as an ordinary man thinks of it, but
agonizing, excruciating, un ?n lurublu pain.
Trtrl iifiiil from lw?.? I /? V * ? ? ? ' '
Into spasms when It would r -quirotho unite I
strength of four men to hold mo utttil I was
stupillod with stimulants an I opiates. I
could not sit. lio or st m l Iti anyone position
but the shortest lime. Klo>p wis out ot tho
question unless brought about by tho strongest
stimulants or opiatos. Oh, how many,
many times hnvo I thought of putting an end
to that life of suffering. But then my mind
wouht revert to my wife, my children, my
home, mi l I would restrain my hand with
tho hope that soil* other means of escape
would he offered. I so.vreho I tho archives
of mo Heine for relief. Doctors wero consulted,
lithl.a waters, mineral waters, drugs,
opiates an 1 stimulants of all sorts weretrled
without avail. * Why, X Bent cleat* to tho
West tu lies for mo lieino an<l yet tho renult
was tho same.
"I kept at my work as long as I eould but
nature gave way at last and I succumbed to
the Inevitable. My entire nervous system
had be -n shattered by the stimulants and
opiates I had taken, my blood ha I actually
turned '.o Water, mj* weight had dropped
from t7:l p.Minis to 1'23, audit seemed to
evctybody that theond was insight. Why, I
coul.t not bear the gentle linn I of my wife to
bathe my limbs with tepid water. 1 wasslmply
living from hour to hour. I had made
my will, sailed my busin se and I waited
lor the last strand of life to snap.
"It was at this time that a somewhat similar
ease us my own was brought to my notice.
This man had suiTered very much as I
had, his life had b en despaired of as mine
had an 1 yet h > had been cured. Think what
that little word meant to me?(TIIKI). Tho
report stated that the work ha 1 been aeeotnpli-.be
I by a tneiliein" known as Dr. WilliantV
Dink Dills for Dale People, I investigate
| the report thoroughly and fottn I that
It was true hi detail. Tinm I proeitreil some
of Dr. Williams' Dink Dills and began taking
them an I begin to get better. I began to
sleep like uhcnlih'ul child, sound, calm and
peaeeiu1. My appetite eamo bieU and my
nerves were soothed an I restore! to their
normal con lit ion tin I 1 lelt like a new man.
But the greati st blessing was the mental improvement.
i began to rea 1 and dige.-t, to
lorinulate n >Y.' plans, to take interest iu my
law practice, which, be:an to eomo back to
me .is soon as my em-ius re iim 'a inai 1 was
again myself. Alter a laps? of 10 years I
ride horseSaek every ?lay without fatigue.
"That !>r. Willianis' Pink IMIs saved my
life is beyond. doubt, an I I am spreading
their praise far and wide."
Inquiry about t lie town of Oreeuville substantiated
tlie a' ove f teis of C >1. Sugg's ease,
and that many or hers are being i>enellteil by
1 l)r. Williams' I'm!; I'ills.
Dr. Williams' I'ink I'ills for Pale People
nr.- considered an usi 'ailing spocill for such
diseases as locomotor ataxia, partial paraly
s, St. Vitus' dance, sciatica, neuralgia,
rheum-it ism, nervous headache, the after
effects of la grippe, palpitation of the heart,
pahs an I sallow complexions, that It re. I folding
resulting from nervous prostration ; all
diseases resulting from vitiated humors in
j tlie blood, such as scrofula, chronic erysipe!
las, etc. Tltoy sire also a specific for troubles
1 peculiar to femab-s, sit"!i as suppressions,
j Irregularities, and all forms of weakness.
In men they eil'ect a radical cure in all c.-'s-vt
! arising front mental worry, over.vork. or xeess
of whatever nature. Dr. Williams' I'mk
I'ills are sold by all dealers, o will be sent
post paid on receipt of price, (a) cents a box
or 15 boxes tor f 2 ."0 -they ant never sold in
bulk or by the 100> by a 1 dressing Dr. Willlams'
Medicine Co., Scheucetady, N. V.
Vermont's State Flower.
The Vermont legislature has passed
a hill designating the "red clover" us
the state llower. The vote taken
throughout the state resulted as follows:
Whole vote east, 17,<511 ; red
clover received72; dnisy,2,"?(57; hutter-cup,
hlo ; sc-itti ring, I ,.~>2u. The
clover was selected on the grounds
that it is indigenous, fragrant and most
useful.
"Katahles nttd Prinkuhles" is the
sign displayed on the front of an old
house in Haverhill, Muss.
./. 11. Mr aii/re, /.*'/.
A Lawyer Says
I Iikvc f?>:iii<I 11 ii hi v .-nr~.*i|i.i i ili.i hi' croit I <>n(-111
i' ?r Spring ln-s iinli- ,-nnl 11 .i( dull. - liepy,
heavy tiro'l fiilitm. 11 kit 1 rn pi uvrr Mr like a
Hood Cures
vnin|tiro. Iliinil'- khvi' ihk i Mire relief ami I
am mi re "it en re - t i I in ?l." .1. II. Mi ( i iuk,
j At tnniry. l-'ayt le, \ l.it'iuii i. tiel IIiumI's,
I Ua'1/I'C t. ll C I I ?. !! ( I 4" \ I 'III 'I I II! " /.
44 What's there?
Things
I 1 *~or t'lc
2 Cook, sir ";
5/
I riethinks it is
; some
! 4ii.:eJu/Ub'
ymntomtmmny*mtmmmm >nrjram^
Buckwheat
l:or the moirow's
lifcnlvhisj,
i
SOUTHERN FLASHES.
A SUMMARY OF INTERESTING i
HAPPENINGS,
Au<l Presenting nn Epitome of tin
Sou til's Progress and Prosperity
A dispatch of Thursday from Aslicville,
N. C., says: Mi s Stevenson
continues to improve and both the
vice president and her physicians feel
much encouraged.
The director6 of the Augusta and
Savannah railroad lnivo decided to declare
a dividend of J1J per cent, which
will be payable December 4th to stockholders
of record on December 1, ,
Ex-Trcnsurer E. M. Phelps, of Sau
Anguatine county, Texas, has been
missing from his homo in San Augustine.
The couuty safo is locked and
Phelps' successor cannot gain admission.
The plant of the Anniston, Ala.,
Cordage Company is now running
from <> o'clock in the morning until 11
at night, and orders are on the books
now sufficient to keep it going this way
until April 1st.
The rumor is current among railway
men that the Central ltailroail of Georgia
will withdraw from the Southern
Passenger Association. The rumor is
also connected with one to the effect
that the other connected and interested
lines will also serve notice of withdrawal.
Shortly after midnight Wednesday
night masked men held up a South
Pacific passenger train at Elka Station,
Texas. The train was stopped
and two of the robbers attempted to
uncouple the engine and express ear,
leaving the balance of the train, but
they were outwitted by the crew. The
robbers escaped.
About 8:20 o'clock Thursday night
fire broke out in the cotton compress
of S. \1. Inmun, at Birmingham, Ala.,
tifiil nn Vt in 11 v pmwinitpfl 1 fiOO nf
pott .11, the warehouse and all the maehinery.
The lire broke out in the
boiler room, and the entire building
was athune before the lire was discovered.
* The approximate loss is
about J$7o,000.
The Charity hospital at Kirmingham,
Ala., a magnificent. structure,
erected at a cost of ?10,000, was totally
destroyed by lire Saturday night.
The lire department turned out but
could do but little as the only stream
of water Available was the storm Hewer
of the city. There were no fatalities,
an the inmates succeeded in getting
out. The lire was the work of an incendiary.
The state canvassing beard of North
Carolina has completed the canvass of
returns of the election of chief justice
and associate justice. Taking the
vote for chief justice, William T.
Fairclotli, fusion nominee, received,
Ms, CM votes while .Tames F. Shepperd,
democrat, received 127,f?0!t,
making the fusion majority 20,811.
lioth of these nominees lead their respective
tickets.
Nearly the entire business portion
of Hock wood, Tenn., a town on the
Cincinnati Southern railway, is in
ashes. A lire broke out at 1' :!10 o'clock
Saturday night in the basement of
Hearis's drug store. It went from
that to the Shelby nsidence. At 11
o'clock the two structures mentioned,
together with the Christian church,
the opera house, the First National
1 .. 1. 1 1 it. ? 1 ._:i 1:
iillIIiv iiiiu Hi'ViTiii uilit. r duikii u^h were
destroyed. Tlio loss is heavy.
The case of Dnnforth and Armstremg
versus the Tennessee ami Coosa Railroad
Company at Gadsden, Ala.,
Saturday with a verdict for $100,000
in favor of Danforth A* Armstrong.
The plaintiffs had a contract for grading
the road from Attalla to Gadsden,
hut were stopped when they rencheel
the foot of Sand mountain, the contract
being finished by other contractors.
'J hoy sued for the full amount
and secured a judgment for $100,000
damages.
Things seem to bo growing darker
for J. K. Crandall, president of the
First National hank, of Joh'nson City,
Tenii.. charged with falsifying his
hooks and making false reports to the
United States comptrollers. The government
ollicials brought another
charge of false entries in the ease of a
New Y? rk hank against him Saturday
morning. He had a preliminary hearing
and was hound over for trial in the
federal court in a $1,000 bond. It's
now expected that in de-fault e?f tliis
heuid, a'nd for the- e?the-r twee hetnels ed
$2,."()!) each in which lie- was held, that
he will go to jail.
HOG US I.OTTKKY TK'KKTS.
A Nephew of Paul Conrad in the
< 'oiiiitcrfci' ing 11usi ne-ss.
A gigantic sehe-mo for unloading
be>gus lottery tickets on the public has
been brought to light at Chicago by
the arrest of Gaston Cnzzenvetti, a
nephew of Paul Conrad, late president
eif the Jiouisinna lottery Company.
Thero we-re- found em his person thirtye-ii/ht
mail orele-rs for lotterv tickets
>iml twenty outers for tlie
s li I lie goods.
While the counterfeiting scheme is
only in its infancy, fifty-two agencies
have already been established in as
ninny cities in the United States. The
agents are not informed as to the fraud
and believe they arc handling genuine
tickets. As near as can be learned,
the bogus tickets already sold brought
in the sum of.?(5,.r?00, but if the s; hi me
had not been nipped in the bud it
would have soon bocomo a very big
steal.
Carnegie's Nail Works Humeri.
Carnegie's wire and nail works, occupying
a whole square in Hcnvcr
Calls, I'a., were burned Friday night.
I ho total loss will reach $100,000.
Tim works wcro equipped with the
linest machinery, all of which was destroyed.
The works wcro fully insured.
Two hundred lneu will be
thrown out of employment.
Populist Convention Called.
A special call for a national meeting
of the populist party has been issued.
The convention will be held III St.
I 'Iiiis Tlu call in I lie result of (he
netiti?i lnl.i *i hy ll;> hi metallic Icfipne
in r> enui Mietidii.y ilit i rtnlillshiuelit o f
* new kiJvcr par I v.
J
Tli? Lobster's Infancy.
Tho young lobster loaves its parents
and spends its llrst thirty or forty-five
days iu doep water. During this period
Us shell is changed four times,
the natatory organs arc lust, and only
after nttaiuing nearly fu 1 size does it
conio back to tho shore. Tho young
lobster loses and remakes its crusty
shell about ten times during the first
yeur, tivo to seven times in the second
year, three to four in the third, two to
three in tho fourth. After the fifth
the change is nuutial.
In Hi'* Win U-i -l>it i World
Men and women continually break ilown ^
through mental strain and phy-i at effort. |i
The true repairer of vitality tints Impaired, a j
perennial fountain of health and vigor is |
Host et ter's Stomach Kitters, which restores j
digestion, enriches tliehlood. and healt liful'y <
stimulates the hovels, kidneys and liver !
wlien tic y are indol at. This < niupivhens've
r< mi?ily also suhilaes malaria, rheamati iu
and iie'rvousnes1.
Nearly a mdlion and a half dollars remain
unclaimed in the New York saving* bank*.
Dr. Kilmer's Sw a m e- Hou r euro*
nil Kidney and bladder troubles.
I'ninplilet and t'oiisultntion free.
Laboratory llinghamtou, N.
in 111 csc dnyn <>r imitic-s urprf-M-in n?hhrrllf
MTllh to lit* till* 1HT islfllt ltdVCI'li?CT.
Ili.w>? This!
we ofTcr oiip Hundred Ilnllnrs lie ward for ,
niiy I'ior ni ("aI nrrli I hat cannot he cnriMl by
Hall's ('atarrh Cure.
K. .1. < "iiksk* <V Co., 1 'ropToledo. (>.
We. I lie underd^neil. h ive ktio.vn K. .1. Choney
tor Hie last 15 year-". and believe him perfectly
lioiiotah'.e in nil business t run-not >out>
no I llniinclnlly able to enrry out any obligation
made l v their lit in.
W'kst ?V TltVAX, Whnh .-ale Itruggisls, Toledo,
<)bio.
W.u.nimi, Kixvis A- M wtviN, Whole-'alo
Druggist-, To'edo. t ?hio.
IlaliV Catai rb Cure istaken internal y, acting
direct I y upon the b'ond and niueous nir- !
laces of I lie system. I'rice. Tie. per bottle, i
Sold by all Itniggists. Testimonials free.
Karl'- Clover I to '1. t lie great b'ot 1 puriflor,
gives freshness and clearness to t In* eomplexion
and cures constipation. i!5 e's.,5') ets., .
Why rm on
taking niedieine until \ou are slek? Von can
keen a box of Itip.ius Taiiules in t lie bouse and
at t lie llrst signs of a headaelto or bilious attack
a single tubule will relievo you.
.N ot i CO
I want everv man and woman in the I'niteil
Stnt'-s inteic t *d in the Opium and Whi-ky |
luitiits to hav my hook on tlice discus s.
Address It. M. Wo dley, Atlanta, tia , liax ftsl, (
and one will be sent you tree.
Mr-. Win-low'.-Soot hlng Syrup for ehildron |
teething. -oft ens I III* gin lis. red ii <? in tlaiiuna* j
tien. allay- pain, cures \\ ind eolie -I.'. a bott le |
Aftir-ix year-'s snfTering. I was cure t by .
i'iso'a Cure". ,M\nv thomson, 1 Ohio
Ave.. A leg e nv. i'm. Mareli I "HI.
I
KNOWLEDGE^"
Brings comfort ami improvement ami
loads to personal enjoyment when
rigidly used. Tho many, who live bettoi
t.lan others and onjov life more, with
less expenditure, by more promptly
adapting the world's best products to
the needs of physical being, will attest
the value to health of tin pure liquid
laxative principles embraced in the
remedy, Syrup of Figs.
Its excellence is due to its presenting |
in the form most acceptable and pleas- !
ant to the taste, the refreshing and truly
beneficial properties of a perfect laxative:
efTeetually cleansing the system,
disoel'.ing colds, headaches and fevers
and permanently curing constipation, j
It has given satisfaction to millions and j
met with tho approval of the medical j
profession, because it acts on the Kid- j
nevs, Liver and Dowels without weak- j
ening them and it is perfectly free from
every object "unable substance.
Syrup of .figs is for sale bv all drug- i
gists in f?Oe and ."?! bottles, but it is manufactured
by the. California Fig Syrup
Co. only, whose name is printed on every
olvii tin* ti'iiMf Svrnn oi' Ki?v<
:nnl Ix-iiifj well iufWiiitnl, you will not
i. 'cej>t n!iy substitute :i olli-rcil.
^ CARRIAGES
Buggies & Harness.
v.JfJT,Two ln^lu-M nwnrilx nt M'orM'a
I'nlr for itinl
"A tir?'1>. ll?. 1,1)1)1 I'rilT). Si \ y rurs ni-.i u >
dKiiM|H| iliM'unlcil 11m- 1 >< nic'r ami Io-kuii
MlliiiK ilini t In (Mmsiinicrs at
/'H \ ivar.inf lOU.llOO i'l'lilrlri: xolil
fAJtJ&Sifc: fiiclory now llm ! a ryi's I j
' Tlli.ilialinir ilm-il \\ j I Imoii- |
siiiii'th, si-nil forour inaiiuiiotli
"i trkdl. w>. r.v. pngc llluxirnt. (roe catalogue.
ALLIANCE CAKHIAC.E CO., CINCINNATI. O.
washed ; it tells on the woman
work, and works safely. ltl<
want done well; what it leave
Beware
CA-X V_^ l'carlinc is n
something iit place of l'carlinc, tlo the honest
Complete
for potatoes, fruits, and all \ coital
yield and 1)
At Least 10%
lii<?!lltc fif cvn/'i inn nln mm
I I " '
why, is told in our pamphlets.
Tiny iii<* . lit fiic. It will ?< t \!>n ih
doll rs. (il KMAN
X IIIMIMIIMMIIIIIII
{Webster's* Intern*
I: >
I / Ci) \ The Bcm
\t WFBSTKH'S \ a Dictionary of ku&hh
EIIN1KKNATH1NAI-1 Mumlm a .; n-? i \
* V lilt T!0\Ai{V J "**' '* M" V i.i-ii- .ik' i
Nl ti. t , M**rrlMto
i?u.l tvt ?r?*
?
Highest of all in Leavening Pot*
abmwi
Hot H;u'k at Thorn.
Bob?What ?lid the lecturer say
alien you throw tlio.se cabbages at
liim?
Dick-?Oli, he said he hud hoped the
BUldieuco would lie pleased, but he j
really hadn't expected they would entirely
lose their lieuds.? IhiHa* //'> lid.
Cross Trails, Ala.
Tetterine lias cured nie of Tetter
which had bceu tormenting me for live
years. Nothing else would give any
relief. I have known of many porsous ;
using it with same good results. It i
gives the quickest relief for bums, of J
anything 1 ever saw.
Mas. S. IF. IIart. j
Sent by mail for f?Oc by >T. T. Shuptrine,
Savannah, On.
MISSINC I.I N IvS.
At .Leeds, Knglund, there is an eloc-.
trie clock which has been eoutiuously
ticking since 18-10. Its motive power j
is natural electricity.
In South America an electric drying
machine in which air is forced through
a chamber of heated plates is to lie used
in drying wheat.
An Indian carpet weighing three tons
and made l?y the prisoners in the Agra
jail for Queen Victoria has just been
received at Windsor castle.
Pepsin, which is used as a remedy
for indigestion and stomach trouble, is
obtained trom t he- membrane that lines
the stomach of various animals.
To illustrate hotel life and traveling
arrangements generally is the object of
n national exhibition to be held at
.Musicruam M'diii AMiy in .\ovemner
next.
At Singapore thepostof "tiger slnver
in chief for the Straits (settlement"
has just heeu given to M. do Xaneouit,
a Frenchman with a record of 500 tigers
killed.
Tun seven ItiIdes of the world are tlie
Scriptures, the Koran, the Tri I'itiKes
of the Ihiddhists, tiie Five Kings of
the Chinese, the Three Yrdna of the
Hindoos, the i^eiulavesta of the Persians
and the J'.ddas of tin; Se.mdinaviaus.
Tim I'itlshri'!/ /gives the
interesting information that Charleston,
S. C.. was at lirst ealled King
Charles Fort, in honor of Charles I.
Charleston was substituted for the
earlier designation in 17-Sd.
An All Iron Uailroail.
One of the curiosities of railroad
lmilding is the construction of a road
running from Ismid, a harbor about
sixty milts from Constantinople, to
Angora, about 500 miles. The
bridges, sleepers, stringpieces and tel- ;
egraph poles, as well as the rai's, are
of iron, nine-tenths of whieh are of
(bnnan liianufaeture. 'J he bridges
uvttiifji; about four t?> tlu? miM\ tlit to
being 121) of them, the longest having
a stretch of 5iM) feet. In addition to
these there are sixteen tunnels, the
longest nuasuring I, 150 feet. This is
the only railroad whieh penetrates tieinterior
of Asiatic Turkey, the Smyrna
lints being near the coast.
DIAMONDS
S i I venva re 2',
tho oily.
1 ~ 1 *?? ladios or goutloiltCllOS
moii. i:\oiy unotfiiiir.
anlooil. A largo assort moat.
a \ I 1 ? Wo liavo tlioni world
I lOCliS without oiid. Suitable lor
library, otlloo or homo.
vi:s!
Wo oarry a fall lino of goods suitablo
for
WtMlilinsr Presenilis.
Iloadquartors on (hat. t'omo.
Hcliahlc Hoods I'air Dealings
anil Hottout Prices.
iStilsoo& Collins Jevelry Co.,
."? Whitehall St., AI Ian la, <5a.
It's a
cold day
Vfor the housekeeper
when Pcar/iiic gets
[ left. Take 7\\xrhne from
^ washincand cleanintr and
nothing remains but
bard work. It
shows in tlu;
if things that are
i who washes. Pcariine saves
saves nothing undone that you
:s undone, it ought not to do.
some unscrupulous grocers wiil tell you " this
or " the same a^ IVnvlinc." IT'S KA I.SIC?
ever peddled, and if your grocer sends you
tiling?scnditha:k. ~,' i J A M KS T\ LR, N. V.
Fertilizers
lies r< (Mtire (to secure the largest
est quality)
Actual Potash.
c. this coiK'Insivrly. I low iilld
ll: np ( > r< ,:?1 tl < in, aiul ti ry will rnvr \ou
KALI Wi)l'.KS,v3 Na.Miin !-iu<t. New YotL.
dnonal Dictionary j
>ew " ( iiaJ?rUIj;e?l??
i Christmas Cwift
h% (;cotfr.ii>hy, It io?r aptiy, I ictiotr, I'.ic. :
iik ' ?i! *lin ? .< \ ' nt l'i it: i;-i*' ?f*nr, nn<l ??f l>v
-(Mr .Sufi l#fntcul Ol h? )|1K>?0 *
('?.! Norliixilritl, MnR*< ;
;'i iiuihini | illiiiiitUun*, 'in,
'' I 1
cr.? Latest U. S. Gov't Report
Baking
ELY PURE
T? ? -? '
Tito Ilrblge of the Future.
Bridges made of steal beams imbed-*
ded in concrete promise to bo tho
bridge t?f tlie future, being cheap,
strong and graceful. Near Ulm, Germany,
is a bridge of this sort?invented
at I'aris in 1370 by dmn Monior,
which has a span of 150 feet and yet
is le?a than seven inches thick at tho
apex or crown. Tho iron or steel in
such a bii.lge strengthens it against
tension, while the concrete gives rigidiiv
L
V ...... ? U
I'nckiii^ < J rapes in Japan.
When the Jnpnncro winli to een<l
grapes to distant friends I hey pack
them in boxen of arrowroot. lughfc
and air are t litis effectually shut out
and the delicate bloom is also preserved,
even though the fruit has been
transported thousands of miles.
PROGRESS.
> People who set the greatest
degree ofeomfort and real enjoymenl
out of life, are iliosc
Wf.iillrtW.lk w ho make the most out
B Ouic'u perception and
good iadgau lit. lead saeli
make "use of those refilled
rwft t < 1 improved products of
liilir snoek-rn inventive genius
/ which last serve the
/. ^wfiaijgffiy-S' need of their physical
W? v\ 1>- ing. Accordingly,
*Hl((li MSMb^Y/,V\ the m?'.t intelligent
\ v\\P^|J\a ) and progressive people
\ vX^y" \v/\N ] I arc 1. utid to employ
^?i vU i j the most refuted and
x perfect laxative to regx.
?* (tilato ami tone tip the?
"^.stomach. liver, and
bowels, when in*need"
of such an agent hence the great popularity
of Dr. Pierce' Pleasant Pelle ts. These are
inaele fi an the pnivst, liii. t tefmeel and
conee ntrale el vegetable extracts, ami from
forty two to forty four are contained in
each vial, which is sold at the- same* price:
as the e-heapc; made and more ordinary
pills found in the market. In curative virtues,
titer no coinpat ison to be made l?ei
tweeu tlieut e.uei the ordinal y pills, as any
j one may ensile ie am by sending le>r a fiee
I sample, 'four to seven eioses) of the Pel;
lets, v.hi'h. will Ik- oil on receipt of name
and adeltess em i peistal caret.
ONCE I . EI) THEY ARE ALWAYS IN FAVOR.
Tit'.- I'e lie Is c.'.r-- biliousness. sick and
bilious hcaeiach . eii.nhncss. e'osliveness. or
coii linaiitdi dir j tntn irli ln*->; i *:ii>i>? ! ilo.
c< nted tontyue. indie ?ti->n. or dyspepsia,
windy b. k ui-cps. " livart hum.'' pain and
di-in - -<;i!'t. r cntiiur. and i inured derangeliii
ills of the liver. stomach ami howols.
1 'ill up in pia-s \ials. Ill re font always
lull aiul Klin Vie. (hie tittle "I'ellet''
is a laxative. two are mildly cathartic.
As a "dinner nil!. ' to promote digestion,
take "lie i aeh day .,flei oiaiur. To relieve
di.tn-s from over-vat i nr. tiny are nneiinahd.
Tiny ate tiny. S'ip.ir-coated
pia'ii li : any oitihl wiil ; adiiv tai^c them.
Aici til :u> stili-ii'.f.ie that may h-- riT omituiuhd
t" he " just as pood."' It may he
iu tin i.'<< .'< / . because of paying iiini
a 1?? iter ptwlil. hut iir i- not the s;ne who
wo. it's help. .\<Mn s-foi l'tee -v.nipie,
Wnlll U'S 1 ?IS|-I N>AKV Ml lilt.U. ASSOCi.vrt
. > Main .Street, litift.iio, N. Y.
Imperfect
Drainage
is a krtilo source of
disease. Is YOUR
blood suflering Irom
dtTcctive sewerage ?
1 m|airiiies cannot accumulate
if you will
use ordinary jireeau|
tion and
Ripans
i Tabules,
t c modern remedy
lor a shmeisli
ct 1111itIon of Liver
ant 1 Blood. Try it
now.! J >u n' t })rocras
I 1 I I 41 I I
I McELREES ?
IWINE OF CARDULf
lilSlllSiK^!
! I For Female Diseases.
; $$0*!>O+OG<>Od<>eC0<K>+* *
; HALjEiSilieE!^
i run*. miii l'ii*vcnl*> Kiimiinitlnii, 1.1 i: ;i.mh'i, ;
I 6 l?y<|>i'i>si i, il.m.ii.urn, Cnt.'rr.i mil Ahi!iiii:i. m
' l!s(.f||l iii II l.lll'l i iii I 1'Vvm*'. I.'lo.l li n 1110 t
A lYt-lli -m I l*rmi 'In ttir At*|i*'llli*. .** iveot mm A
V I li<* llrnl h. Cur.**-1 in* roliirc i ll ilill, Kii.lurmi.l T
l.y lilt* Mml.e.il Kacilliy. S|>|| I for I , I'nira
A rocil imi'k i; . M'l.n, M iniiii .ir / *'< ( \n.V. A
P m:o. ii. iiai.m, ii w.m ."ia si., n<*w York. "
^ li MPN'S p'ris*
||^Tonic Pellets,
TREATMENT iml Hillooiinfif.
At All ?*nr**. or by in*ii 'i*ic d nih'n bot , f? <1"ob!? boiM
81 00 ItltU W.N MI'K [ ?.. Nt %% Vorlt City.
a i.nists.
i ii8553rl ' <* ' s. .
I lr iSai >i<i-< --or i-i \ M. Hi imoTr,
CL^e-<BC*B80i MiitV 14 i <| No.\i i ~-i ( liiir.tsi
s! l'i rl,\i o i n louti-, |,n,
VJAJI *CT >' " S l.f.TTI It o valu-Writ
n LL I I' |( I! K to rr.iil?'i's of i 'i - p.-i urr.
4 lilirlc- \. It ildoliitV I II,, liMVu'l f '? N Y.
A. N. I! Fori v-niiif, *tt I
i J I