Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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The child had seen his father give an older brother a dose of the pills and watched where the box was placed When others had left the room he secured the box, which contained about 100 pills, ana ate 67 of them. ^ / State Treasurer Dies Suddenly. Little Rock, Ark., April 10.? State Treasurer Thomas E Little died suddenly todu\ from heart % disease. lie has a brother of Congressman Little of the Second Arkansas district. Doctor's Remorse. New York, April 9? Dr William H Guernsey committed suicide today because his improper treat meat caused the death of a woman patient., $/gpvg fo If you have neuralgia, Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil will feed the nerve that is crying for food?it is hungry? and set your whole body going asrain. in a wav to nr>r\/#? c J ' J J 'V, and brain from your usual food. That is cure. If you arc nervous and irritable, you may only need more fat to cushion your nerves? you arc probably thin?and Scott's Emulsion of Cod Liver Oil will give you the fat, to begin with. Cure, so far as it goes. Full cure is getting the fat, 4,/,,, C ~ 1 r 1 - i uctu nuiii usuai iooa, ana Scott's Emulsion will help you to that. If you have not tried it, *end for free Mm pie, it* agreeable taste will surprise von. SCOTT & BOWNE, Chemists. 409-415 I'earl Street. Vexr York. 50c. ,iad Ji.oo; all druggi?t?. JfKlCSS TCfiit decline in > usual, our buyer. b bi? jobs llial ?il and and six hundi its tor $3 t(0, s?7. ly one pattern of a kind at 75 c uts, tv in all the new shades, tit 75 c.?nts. s in patters fr. ui 5<> cents t? $2 00 ? in popular jjrades and prices. erfect' I broke oe took i ties, (be kjf d thai worth 8 cents 011 t?e!s Piques Duck Don't tail to tal THE Gl i* ot pants slight 1} U. S. Exhibit Sure. Averill and McLaurin Hard at Work ? McKinley Willing. Charleston, April 9?R M Larner, The News and Courier'# \ Washington corespondent wires: Director General Averill, ef the Charleston Exposition, accompanied by Senator McLaurin, ! had half an hour's interview with the President this morning on the proposition to have a Government exhibit displayed at t h? Charleston Exposition. "You may sav for friends in Charleston that we intend to have a govern ment exhibit at our exposition " This confident statement was made by Gen Avenll before ho left the White Hoiiho after Ins interview with the President: "It is impossible at this Moment to gn into all the detail which lead me to express myself so emphatically on the subject, because. there are certain matters * epen for further consideration which public I 1 discussion at this time might not > benefit. The president expressed ' himself deeply nt nested in the success of the Charleston expogi I ti?? u.-U ? - - , <+ *> i-*|m r?Mr,ii ;i \\ U I ingness | to land his aMNietauce mi having ' the government properly repre Rented there, under certain condi tiona Senator MoLauiin opened thia (jueati ?n for iik, and havipg interested the President und mem here, I am assured that we will he ahle to comply with any fair and reasonable conditions which will enable us to secure thi gov ernment exhibit. Ne M ore Prosecutions. I 1 ttaleigh, N. C., April 8.?The dropping of the prosecutions of the Democratic election officers in tha federal court* it a mattar of th?> first importaace to North Carolina. It maant rast to tha State from political strife and turmoil, which have prevailed for . so many years and which, tinea 1893, have been intansa. i ?h. on. Oa^oITcursI"1 I I Par oolda anS aor? throat aac Ktraott'i Chocolates Uihlrt QmWic. ImU; lakta aa oaadf i am* ?S*lr ?iw. ? SE&I^ ?L roiton, sa? 1 kinds v !ID lots ju-1 i eli II <lo our ciisIoiiii red ilnlliii s norll ??:> Miits for $4.? MILUNCRX 0| ( >(11 I'ultet n I I :?t ^ w l'l he i i ; 1 W ,'S ??- "wm-r- urm 84S5iaP " W IT. ? *. <> \ | s > \ We are showing the choirs1' A now an'l c.tmplctu stock ii This depart mot i* in chnrje LAN DSL tlieiu in ca?' lot* ! st*I! at (> ! -?2 <*e v ?iriw oil!) A re s and <: lit tut AO p ke advantage ot 1NS0N imperfect 10 at i Great Dry Goods House Destroyed in Richmond ..Ot AOO-Eiaploy *,- On* Lost Hh Lit'n. Destruction Wa* Com* pl?te?Insurance $259,150. Richmond, va., April 10.?Th< Rash. The total loss as estimated bj outside parties, is $9,200,000. No estimate has been given out by the sufferers. Egotism is an alphabet of only oae letter. hig dry good* and dopartmen stoie of Julius Meyers' Soni which occupied almost a quartet of a block, on Broad street, tn< gather with tha stock and fixtures, was completely destroyed by tire today. The tire originated on tlx third lloor,among some muttrasses, hut from what causa is a matter of douht. I'he flames spread with great rapidity and when the lit ^department leached the scene ah it could ?.o was to protect aur rounding prop?rty A charred hody whs discovered in lite rums, which proved to he tit* r? mains of II Kmmet Slaughter tnatiag'-r ot the cut pet depurttuanl. How he became entrapped in tlx burning building is unknown there are rumors of other casualties, tint thev seem to euiirely * itin?ut foundation, a* the re-t <?f tnn four hundred employes mn i<> he sce> Minted for. On? U i>, \lr? |ji<o>t;, was injured l>v u |ioe oi trunks fulling on her. Several others fainted and ha' to ho carped out and some were so bewildered thev had to he forced out I'be lire was witnessed by thouaandM of persons A march gale was prevailing and burning embers were scattered for a radius of several blocks around. These ignited the roofs of other buildings and while the big lire wat in progress the department had to re spond to five or six other alarms. The insurance 19, on stock $178,750; on fixtures $20,500; on building $60,000. The building was owned by Emmanuel LOWER of good* have lalt uritrd from ?w y ITS gOOll. I) of fiiM' clothing i tf. .Si suits for { PINING. . I'xhiiill ion 1A ?ICH vl < I S? ? . >1 I line ??f any pnvious season. ; ii the latest Parisian styles of th'irnii?rhl\ (v?uip?'t.Hnt. milliner*. ' IDE IN V\ at out' ?tv<i price ilts. our price out nts tlagiiilicent < lirrcs vihite ^ooih this earl> Spring C US H ive this week at ; Captured Filipino Funds. anila, April Id?Lieut Mapes, ' of the twenty third infantry, caplured forty thousand dollars of 1 insurgent funds and three officers of General Cailless staff. la the course of a talk with The i Record reporter in Colutndia, ex1 Governor John Gary Evana said * he would likely lie in the senaterial race to succeed Senator Mc* Laurin. He has not positively * decided, hut the prospects are that ' he will he in the race. The other ' gentlemen who hart decided to i make tho race are Col. tVylie Jonee, Senator D II Henderaon and Congressman Latimer. , ? , It is a nad commentary on the civilization of this country if the statement made hy the Savannah | Pies* ia true. The Press alleges , that more people die at the hands . of violencw every day in the United States than full on the fields of , battle, in South Africa and the Philippine Inlands combined.? Spartanburg Ilornld. One by one the rose* fall, one by one the idols crumble. The once mighty free silver will soon be but a memory. A few years ago the democrat who would not bow down to "t and serve it was whelmed in u flood of disapproval Hut more and more is it coming to be understood that those who opppaed it were right. This means that the democracy will hooh again have the benefit of the counsels of its wisest leaders, who have been thrust into the background of recent years because they would not worship the silver calf. Congressman Fleming of Augusta, Ga.,in an interview in yesterday's Chronicle, admits free silver is a dead issue. This is significant, because he was an ardent believer in that day. He ia not alone in getting light. The scales hare dropped fnm the eye* of thousands of others, who were once ss blind as he.?Record. Father Time doesn't believe in letting the grass grow under bis feet. That is why he always car. J | riM ft acytbft. LEVEL.! en a tumble. ^ k'ork ha<l a most it ">v? ct II.S Oil III j({. $12 Miit- tor IIKK^ The greatest collection of tiir w?? liHve over shown. There is no wo cannot show and our prices are See them before buying, it \v cost. ^ASH GO on** customers 5 cents ^pleiu ?olieetioii of tine ??a great hargaii otfe ing STORI .?.? cents on the i Ingeraoll on Napoleon. A little while ago I stood at ths grave mf the old Napoleoe-a magnificent tomb of gilt and gold, tit almost for a dead deity?and gazed upon the sarcophagus of black Egyptian marble where rest at last the ashes of the restless man. I leaned over the balustrade and thought about the career of the greatest soldier of the modern world. 1 saw .him walking upon the banks of the Seine, contemplating suicide- I saw him at Toulon?I saw him putting down the mob on the streets of Paris ? I saw him at the head of the army in Italy? J saw him crossing the bridge at Lodi, with the tri color in his hand ? 1 saw him in Egypt, in the shadow of the pyramids?1 saw hiiw conquer the Alos, and mingle the ragl?s of France with the eagles of the crags ?I saw him in Marengo, at Ulm, and at Austerlitz. I saw him in Russ'a, where the infantry of the snow and the cavalr\ of the wild blast scattered his legion* like winters withered leave*. I saw htm at Leipsic, in defeat and disaster, fenced by a million bayonets back upon Paris ?clutched like a wild beast, banished to K'ba ? I saw him escape and retake au empire by the force of his genius ?I saw hini upon the frightful Held of Waterloo, where chance and fate combined to wreck the fortunes of their f? rmer king And I saw him at St. Helena, with his hands crossed behind him , gazing out upon the sad and solemn sea 1 thought of the widows and ornhans he had mud* mf th? that had bean shed for his glory? of the onl y woman who aver lovad him pushed from hi* heart by the cold hand of ambition. And I aid 1 would rather have baen a Freneh peasant and worn wooden hoes: 1 would rather hara lived in a hut with a vine growing over the door and the grapes growing numlo in the autumn snn I I " " WV1"' would rather hare baan that poor peasant, with my loring wifa by my side, knitting as the day died out of the sky, with my children ^ot in on the successful trip. ic dollar. That 7.511, &c. no.s 0 black goods for skirts an?l suitst tning now in popular fabrics licit right as they invariably are. ill mean a nicer dress at a smaller 'ODS. ?er the benefit, lid Percales lull Lawns, Batiste. 11 lot*-at a little f iloll upon nil knee* and their arms akeut roe; L would rather hare > been that man, and have ^ono . down to the tongueless silence of dreamless duet, than to huve been that imperial impersonation of force and murder known as Napoleon the Great. And I would, ten thousand, thousand times The recent decision of the supreme court to the ?l!ect that tui> tion fees can he charged in public echools forcibly calle attention anew to the fact Hiat South Carolina has no state system of free schools. Hers is a county system except in the matter of the division the dispensary fund. ? News and Herald. 'TIS K Y TO FFKL GOOD Countless thousands have found a blessing to the body in Dr. King's New Life Hills, which ositivelv cure Constipation, Sick Headache, Dizziness, Jaundice, Mai ria, Fever and Ague and all Liver and Stomach troubles. Purely vegetable; never gripe or weaken Only 25c at Crawford Bros' ami ,J F Ma<key & Co's drug store The idea is steadily <rrowin<' all over the Mato that when practical results are warted in Washington, McLaurin is tho man to secure them. ? Exchange. The roval road to wealth is paved with industry ami frugality. A wise man occasionally makes mistakes, hut he doesn't repeat them. A fool knows other people's business better than a wise men knows his own. A inae should not he blamed for his ignorance if he doesn't know enough to find out. JOB COUI'DVT HAVK1 STOOD IT If he'd had Itching Piles. They're terribly annoying; hut Bucklen's Arnica Salve will cure the worst ease of piles .m earth. It has cured thousands. For Injuries, Pains, or Bodily Eruptions it's the best stive in the world. Price 25c a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by Crawford Bros, ?.,t I V U.nl>.u a. /V vi u i' 4nmvsWkwj vx* vu?