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au FOR YOUNG in the a Beautiful scenery. Invig Careful attention to needs colleges. Terms very reasoi Fr ALL TEI For catalogue or informati W, H. V 748 .S IN ( The I MU Tbr et by the the Ran to the ne Re Jill--Why do legal pape ing "to wit?" Jack-I'm know wlen nost of themI Wit.-Baltimore Amerlcan. The Eclipse. An eight-year-old gir a great deal of talk abou ed eclipse of the sun. hand promptly with I glass when the exhibit but comimenced to cry dark, exclaiming: "Oh, papa, the sun's g Being assured on tha asked: "Do the stars that g< the eclipse have 'to geta night ?" Being asked next' da thought of the eclipse, contemptuously: "It di< to much. It 'was only a sun."--Chicago Tribune The Llion'a Shae It was the night of - Fourth.' The entire tov to be celebrating, but M the wealthiest citizen more firewvorks than al townspeople together. 4 terns illumined the lawn, red fire blazed bef< lawn, roman candles sy his veranda, rockets'hit from his back yard. Little Virginia Smiti witnessing this* py'rote4 -play, suddenly observ brilliant object just abo inson's roof. "Will you look at claimed irginia with awe. "Those R~obinsonm got the mnooni!"-Youth ion. Three Hundred Thousanc *Fortunately the d'ark (day alca resembled ai huge bal ,Vlve only as a terrIile me:C past. Trothy we canu huardi fact that between the yea 1720 300,000 Ieople- were ii of revenge and1( that duina years of last Century--fra 1852--the nmber of' murd tlimated1 at 4,300.--Wle y uine. Searsthe TeKind You iI Signature 1oil ljBtitUte MEN AND YOUNG WOMEN. 6arden spot of the "Land of the Sky,", orating climate. Competent Teachers. of studente. Prepares for Sophomore class in best able. tN OPENS AUGUST 1a on, addtess VOODALL, Principal. 748 E DS "OURD. acky. contestant ing in their tick 10th instant, or e will be given xt nearest guess. spectfull y Peculiar Ice. :s keel) say- A remarkable form of ice, which the sure I don't French-Canadians name frazil ice, is nean to out- the cause of the packing up of ice and consequent floods in the St. Lawrence river. It forms in spiky shapes where the currents are too rapid for ordinary sheet ice to spread across tem and had heard at the base of waterfanls. During the t an expect4 prevalence of cold winds the icy nee dWes sometimes fill up open channels She was on and, being carried long distances be ier smoked nieafth the surface ice, gradually ac on opened, Iuummilate anIm consolildate n ire n as it grew ble to dami the channel even to depths of eighty feet, oing out!" bpoint, shcoey'gs igdney cure t u p to see tnakes kldneys and bladder rlght 1p again o- A London doctor, lecturing, saId it was useless to tell a dyspeptic woman y what she niot to drink tea. The only thing to do she replied wvas to give her somec harmless stuff in Ln't amount a bottle to be rtaken every three hiourl, holein te with strict instructions that she was hol inthenot to have any tea for four hours be -fore or after each dose. he glorious- _______ en appeared Though~ts. e. Robinson, Thoughts are certainly able to of all, had sprcad themselves wvithout the aid the other of looks or language. InviL ible seed Jhinese lan- that floats from the parent plant nillionaire's can root it'self wherever it settles, ire his gate- and thoughts'must have some medi outed from urn through which they sail till they sed upward reach minds that' can take them ini, and there they strike root, and i, enviously .whole crops of the same'sort come ihnical dis.. up just as if they wvere indigenon.' ad another and naturally belonging to their 'e Mr. Rob- entertainers. This is even more true in great matters than in small. that!I" .e- -Jean Ingelow. havdeven Curious Nesting Places. 's Comnpan- In the slaughterhouse at Earl jPoulctt's kennels a pair of corduroy overalls, used whcn tarring or I Murders, painting is be'ing done, had been 5 wen oi'thrown carelessly over a beam, and Ir ofil Str in one of the legs a robin built and iicredof the cmltdits nest. Within a yard 's 13 anid of this an old1 coat had been similar urdered out Jy suspended, and in a lear in the rthirty-one shoulder lining a wren completed mn 1821 to a perfectly shaped nest. Notwith era was es- standing that the kennel man was 'orid Maga- frequently going in and out, the birds eintinued their work.--Lon don Chronicle. ---y Bo~ Sore N'ipples and thapped rlainds~ W ill cure any case of beyond the reach of med Pick,-ns Drug 00 Howa Saves You Money T HE way to figure the wagon, a carriage, a b harness Is to figure the cost her year use it. If a farm wagon, for'example th lasts 20 years and requires only J2 re you of that wagon is $3.10 a year. If another wagon costs only , an and requires $10 worth of rep rs, the cost to you is $6 a year, at least. Which is the cheaper? * * * There is no doubt about the lasting qualities of Studebaker wagons, car rages and harness. It's the material that goes int< them-plus the way they are made. Studebaker farm wagons ha, deeper than others, made from : Black Hickory-awrdred from 3 The axles are also re-inforce bar of steel running from the to the other. The Studebaker Pate; are made from cast iron verse strength of over 3,( Go t Heath B P1 He Got the Hare. A well known Norfolk squire was lamenting the increase of poaching to his keeper, who mentioied one; Richards as the most notorious j poacher of the neighirihood. Soon' after the squire happened to meet this Richards, who asserted that he coul(l get game whenever he want ed it, keepers or no keepers. This annoyed the squirc, who said: "\Well, if you bring mc a hare tomorrow off my own estate, I'll E give you a guinea for it." "Wha.t ! An', you a J. P. ?" r "Oh, that'll be all right!" "Well, then, done, sir!" Next day the grinning poacher arrived and was shown into tie study. I "Well, have you got him1?" t For ansmwer he opened the sack, A out of wich jumped a fine hare, C which rnshed wildly around the room, seeking to escape. "Why, hmaven't you killed it?" t yelled the indignant squire.t "No, sir," said the poacher with a grin. "I have no license."--Lon don Graphic.r DOCTORS MIS TMM S Are said often to be buried six feet under ground. But many times woemen call on t heir family physicians, suffering, as they4 imagine, one fronm dyspepsia, another free, heart disease, another from liver or kid ney disease, another from nervous pros tration, another with pain here and there, and in this way they present alike to themselves and their easy-going or over- I bhsy doctor, stiparate diseases, for which I he, assuming them to be such prescribes I his pills and potions. In realiliy, they are4 all only symptoms caused by some uterine disease. The physician, ignorant of the cmasc of sufferIng, keeps up his treatment until large bills are made. The suffering patient gets no bettor, by reason of th~e wrong treatment, but probably worse. A proper medicine like Dr. Pierce's Favorite P'rescription, directed to thme cause would have entirely removed the disease, there by dispelling all those distressing symp toms, and instituting comfort instead of prolonged( misery. It has been well said, tat"a disease known is half cured." lDr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is a scientifle medicine, carefully devised by r an experienced and skillful physician, and adapted to woman's delicate system. It is made of native American medicinal r roots and is perfectly harmless in its C effects in any condUhn of the fchtale systemn.] As a powerful ipvigorating tonic ."Fa vorito P.-rescription " impa~rts strength to thenvhole system and to the organs dis tinctly feminine in particular. F or over worked "wvorn-ou t" run-down." debili tated teachers, mIlliners, dressmakers, seamstresses, "shop-girls," house-keepers, nursing mothers, and feeble wvomen gein orally, D~r. Pierce's Favorite Prescription is the greatest earthly boon, being un- . equaled as an appetizing cordial and re storative tonic. As a soothing and strengthening nerv ine "Favorite Prescription " is unequaled ande Is invaluable in allaying and sub duing nervous excitability, rritbility, nervous exhaustion, nervous prostration, neuralgia, hysteria, spasms St. Vitus's dance, and other distressing, niervous symptoms commonly attend ant upon functional and organic disease of the uterus. -It induces refreshing le and, relieves mental itTrxicety and dcs odncy. Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets I vigorate th~e stomach, liver and bowels. O~ne' to 1 three a dose. Easy to take as candy. o Kidney or Bladder Disep icine. No medicine can do mpanv, Pickens, Parken's Pharma ost to you of a square inch -2S% iggy or a set of ments of thes JOited probably So0% greate as long as you The Studebger h niahing a proper foui at costs you ' U0 are treated with a sei opairs, the cost to to their 'weather resil The Studebaker a d lastq 10 years, greatest improvemen carr into' See the othe 'I Studebaker edge Agent A byf4 the, ,e axles inch Studebaker Is overlo4 ,elected butt-cut Do you wonder th to S years. Do you wonder thi d with a special tation behind it? heel of one skein You cannot afford when you can get tho it Truss Skeins It is poor econon having a trans. Ing out money for r )00 pounl3; to the b Get a Studebaker D the Studebaker Agi ruce & Morrow Con ekens, South Carolina. lothing but expense was spai oods. We are satisfied that ight styles and the right prices. 9on't Let Cheap Talk | But exarr F our goods are not as repre bem. Some goods are highe ivile with you. We have ever Dry0ood, Notioni, Undoi'1 bat the average customer wants lie price ass low as same goods a When you come to Greenvill iake it pay you. A. KH WVest End, Per cent3 ['he entire stock o Lnd B~oys Clothing leducedJ Prices. All sales cash. >e paid for. N o g< >roval. No slothi: Come and take y H.E 20 S. Main e kackache *:Corrects g DQ iot risk having 3e not -Bright's Disea;e more. or Diabetes cy, Liberty. [reater than the require. States Government- and than the ordinary wagon. ubs are large in diameter-fur. idation for the spokes. They :ret solution, which greatly adds iting qualities. lope-shoulder spokes-one of the ts ever made in wagon building ing the largest amount of wood the bub. They are strongest where r s kes are weakest. he Studebaker patented round. tires are oil-welded and cold-set. -'s why they never loosen. nd so on-point by point-feature )ature-nothing that will add to lurability and long life of the >ked. at it lasts? Ltfit is the wagon with a repu to buy a "cheap" wagon, best for so little. ty to be conBtantly pay. pair bills. and save money. nt tpany ed. in the selection of these we have the right goods, the 5ell You Goods, ine the quality, sented, you don't have to buy than last season, but we will rthing in c o Heity ad Rhos, and we absolutely guaranitee re sold anywhere. e, come to see us, we will Park, '.Greenville, S C 1 Per cent ~3 Discount f Men's, Youths 'in the sale at Xlterations mus >ods sent on ap ag reserved. our choice. DEL., Greenvile, S.