Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Hoist the anchor, sail away; Summer winds or sunlit Day Lure thee o'er the outer bar, Where the white-capped breakers are; Staunch thy painted shallop be, Strong to ride life's restless sea; God shall rule the surging tide That laps the shores of-Married, Died. I OraDge blossoms, ripened wheat, Sprigs of rue or lilies sweet, Curls of gold or locks of snow, Wedding robes or garb of woe, Hands in loving hands to rest, Or folded lie on pulseless breast: Who shall bloom and fruit divide So near the stories?Married, Died ? ITewly-Set Trees. ^ These are often neglected to their : ^^mcq^after they have been well set-out Sometimes the tops have been left too large for the shortened roots, and the wind whips them about, HHBt&king a round hole in the soil about nMHB^tems, working the roots loose ^E80H^bibg the trees. It is too late raBBBBthe tops after the leaves EH^^HB^^hd^ut the trees may be; Bj^HmffiHEBB^cW attention?firstupper soil, filling in welHBH^BBVand treading it compactly, { ^H^9B&H^B|taking the trees against inclined bole may be ; |B5^BQ|9BlB crow-bar a foot or so Ra stake driven in very straw wisp tied around the tree. Another and n injury to newly-set ve the soil to become isted about them, not ; their growth, but rcnlore liable to harm from all of which is by keeping the surface clean and mellow for stance from the trees. . VAluc of ICaxmres. )\\ Lawes, of Rothampstead, Eng]nd, found in the course of his ex?eriments in great growing that a certain field would produce fifteen bnshels of wheat annually per acre j without the application of any manure whatever. The application of a J/ small amount of nitrogen enabled him to double the crop, showing that j for the time being, at least, nitrogen i was in less supply than the otber required elements. But he also found j that if he added the nitrogen in the j form of stable manure, he was apply- j x _ iag it at an expense of four or five times as great as if he applied it in the form of sulphate of ammonia. The lesson to be learned by such experiments is that there is no best manure or fertilizer for all soils, nor is the same manure certain to be the bast for a given soil in all years. The soil is constantly changing under cultivation aud cropping, and the most intelligent system of manuring is the oie which supplies just what the present crop requires in order to jl ;av.u a uJUAiiiiaiu a/vvw and potatoes soon exhaust a soil of its potash, and therefore potash must b?s^)plied freely, or some other crop growifcthat will require less. Sheltering animals from wet, cold weather and chilling winds is the way to save food and avdhiL^aste of flesh. Rubbing tvev. horses anaOTs**^^. M^^muls dry is very use^l not only to Bffi^^H^but to prevent cold. *aae-' \ \ Syttom in atmiaj. " ' ^ ~ The cares of the faner, like those of other men in the fey pursuits of life, are multitndiaa. A hundred things demand his ttontion every day of his existence,ad it is often i hard to decide with pmptuess which I should be the first > perform and | how much time m^ in justice to j others, be given it. tut some sort of ! system there must fc. The farmer j should be prompt teflecide, and alsos j prompt to execute. He must hold the threads of his dalv tasks firmlv -J ? 9 in his fmgers, aud t?ke great care that none slip through aad go unj done. He must plan weL, tmd have a mental memorandum of day's daties always in his mind. Beginning with the dawn, he most take np all of his chores, and labor in each in its proper time and turn, and execute them in successive and regular order. Unless the farmer does this he will not succeed in keeping his work all before him. Something will be forgotten or neglected, and then some other work wili be hastily or slovenly done, aud then another, and so on, till everything i> at odds and ends without order or system, and generally withont the promise of any satisfactory results to reward the farmer for all his pains. But system does everything smoothly and at the right time. It keeps the work well ahead. None of the duties of one dhy are deferred to another. Consequently, there is no driving or fretting. The teams are not irritated and made refractory, nor the implements straimed and broken. The workmen do their duties with more cheerfulness, and they do more. There is nothing lost by undue friction. System is an excellent lubricator; it keeps everything in joint, and all doing serviceable work. Have system, by all means have systec^Jt is equal to a savings bank, for muscle, means and time is so much' gained. Have a plan for each week and for each day. Don't make your work the football of chance, but have system and defy chance. It is-said that an acre of grass ycjll make 200 pounds of beef; while an acre of corn, that requires continuous labor, at double the cost, will do but little more. fejSz . STOMACH ?itteRs "Hostetter's Stomach Bitters extirpates thspepsia -with greater certainty and promptitude than any known remedy, and Is - most genial invigofftnt, appetizer and .aid to secretion. These are not empty assertions, as thousands of our countrymen and women who have experienced its effects are aware, but are backed up by irrefragable proofs. The Bitters also give a healthful stimulus to the urinary organs. For sale by all Druggists and Dealers generally May 10th?ly. Summer .....mi Complaints At tills season, various diseases of the bowels are prevalent, and many lives are lost-iiirough lack of knowledge of a safe and sure remedy. Peury Davis' Paik XiTLKit is a sure cure for Diarrhoea, Dysentery, Cholera, Cholera Morbus, Summer Complaint, etc., and is perfectly safe; Read the foliov/ing: Baixbridok. X. Y.f March 22,1651. i Perry Davis' Pais Xieler veer r'aiis to a ford i iu-utac rcUe/ for cramp and pain in the stomach. | joseph burditt. K?cnoLVTLi.r.. X. Y., Feb. 2,1881. The very best medicine I know of for dysentery, I cholera morbus*, and cramps iu the stomach. Have I used it for years, and it is sure curt every time. Julius w. Dee. ; MorsoovA, Iowa, March 12.1681. I have used yoiu* 1'aix Ki i-ler in severe cases or j I cramp, oolicjind cholera iuorbuR.aTid it gave almost instant relief. I* E. Caldwell. ] Caekk^vxli.e. Ga., Feb. 26.1851. For twenty years I have Deed your Pain Killer i ' in my family. Have used it many times for bowel | complaints, and it olu-ayi certs. Mould not feel sale j without a bottle in the house. J. B. Ivie. I Saco, Mb., Jan. 22, ttsh j Have used Perry Davis'Pain Killer for twelve years. It is safe, frr, p.n<l cl'mbte. No mother should allow it to be out of the family. H. I. Nates. > Oneida. N. Y., Feb. is, 18M. We began using it over tlcrtyyears ago, and it ' always gives immediate d-1'<?. <Vouldhardlydr.ro 1 i to go to bod without a bottle in the house. i W. o. sperkv. Conw.vtboro, S. C.,Feb*22,1881. Nearly every family in this section l:c+j>s a bottle j I ha tho house. Dn. E. Morton. U. S. Consulate, Crefeld, Bhenisii Prussia. Feb. 8,1881. I have known Peeut Da vis'Pain Killer almost ] from the day it w:w introducedtand after years of i | observation* and use I regard its#presenco in my | i liOUSChold SS S.11 ntcfr-htj. ^ ^ ^ j. s. fotten, i;. r>. goiibul. i Buetojc-ok-Tkext. Eng. I bad been several days suffering' severely from j diarrhoea. aooonirauied with intense pain, when I ! tried your Pain Ku.ix?, and found almost instant ] ! relief. K. J. JCoone. 21 Montague St.,London. Eng. ! Duritnr a residence of twenty-three years in India, I have jfiven it in many oases of diarrlnea, dysentery, and cholera, anu never law* it to fail to (rive rehef. R. Clakidge. No family can safely be without this : invaluable remedy. Its price brings it j i within the reach of aU. For sale by all druggists at 25c., 50c. ; I and $1.00 per bottle. I'ERRY DAVIS & SON, Proprietors, j Providence, R. I. i ] Aug. 24 ^ to Sept. 1, j SPRING AND SUMMER clothinI. . v .<.** : j-.i-Y THE LARGEST AND BEST SELECTED STOCK OF FASHIONABLE CLOSING Ever brought to Columbia, idjssive to an noutace to the Citizens of Liexinj^ on in consequence of my increased, extraordinary facilities, that I am prepared io oiler my entire stock; at lower prices thai any house South ofNe\v; York- Call and bi convinced of the above; facts. Thanking- tie Citizens of tliis County lor their past ijvors, and trussing to share a liberal shj/^L't ofyour patronage for the future. ^ FHILIPlPSTIlT, Not 10?ly * ' 14S Main Strflkt^olambia, S. C. 4 ps Use Lawrence & Martinis1 - ? Ppottfl For COUGHS. COLDS SORE THROAT BRONCHITIS. ASTHMA, PNEUMONIA CONSUMPTION, Diseases Of THROAT, CHEST AID LUNGS. nil #% 1A #11" VAI II Has always been oae of the n?t important II ft I vfl If f~ I 111 II weapons wielded by the MEDICAL FACULTY H II I s\ U iVI 111 I III 11 against the encroachments of COWJH8.COLD3, UHLVniVI Ul I ULU BRONCHITIS. A3THMA. SOB THROAT. CONSUMPTION in its incipient and advanced stages, and all diseases of the THJDAT.CHEST and LUNGS, but it has never been so advantageously compounded as in the TO 12, BOCK and 11 IE. Its soothing Balsamic properties afford a.diffusive stimulantand tonic tesulld up the systen^after the cough has been relieved. Quart size bottles, Price $lJlp. A 11 TP I AI T Do not he deceived by dealers who try to_palm off B&ck and Rye VAU I IUN 2 in place of our TOLU, ROCK AND BTE. which !?the ONLY MEDICATED article^-the genuine has a Private Die Proprietary Stanjp on each tottle,-which permits it to be Sold by Dragdsti, Grocers and Dealers Everywhere, - WITHOUT SPECIAL TAX OB LICENSE. The TOLU, ROCK AND RYE CO., Proprietors, 41 River St, Chtago, 111. Jau 25?ly jp. "TW. -TvI\7"j?g'erj.er 6z Co., CixarleKtcn, S. C. WILL BE FOUND ALL THE TIME -at- : HARMAN'S BAZAAR, LEXINGTON, S. C.. i K. i TOTS, FANCY CHINA, ^tffelTGS, &c. ' *'?? CANDY! CANDYnjfMNDY!!! ' ' r - ALL KINDS.- ' '9 . /* *V ^ ^ ? 000 ^ Danned Salmon, FresH Mackerel, Sardines in Oil,- Sardines in Mustard, Sardines i . n m i :M o Q ?\/vn*%/1 AAnu HVm dti/1 Tomato r>auoe, 1 oaaiura m *. uuu o ^<uuuu vo?, w..... ..?. MRS. P. L. HARMAN. "SHIVER'S" Corner Main and Plain Streets, COLUMBIA, S. Q. SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK DRY GOODS, CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS BOOTS, SHOES, &e. There will be kept iu Slock at all times a Fnll Supply of all Kin As of Merchandise, a Purchased and Selected by an Experienced Buyer under most favorable auspices. Fancy and Dress Articles in all Styles and Values. STAPLE GOODS IN INFINITE \AK1?TV. MEN'S WEAR, MUSLINS, LACES, THREADS, SILKS, BUTTONS, Handkerchiefs, GLOVES, HOSIERY, HOMESPUNS, TICKINGS, LINDSEYS, CHILDREN'S, LADIES'A MEN'S SHOE* MATTINGS, Oft CfofftJL Window Shad a PAPERING, SOAPS, AND AIL v I Small and Large Articles in these lines. .;??** Orders from the country solicited. Prices will be uniform and just. Sampl sent upon application. C. BOUKNICHT,: Exr., & Co.. Mar 18?tf . COLUMBIA, S, C. ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ * | T. T. HAYDOCK H<(s the Largest and Most Complete Works for the Mam fact a re of Carriages in the World, Buggies for the Trade a Specialty. Cornel* Plum and Twelitli Streets, Sept. 8?ly. CINCINNATI, OHIO. WHENCE COMES THE UNBOUNDED POPULARITY OF ALUM'S POROUS PLASTERS ? r Because tbey have proved themselves the ^ Best External Remedy ever invented. I s They will cure asthma, colds, coughs, rheumatism, neuralgia, and any local " pains. Applied to the small of the back they are infallible in Back-Ache, Nervous Debility, and all Kidney troubles; to the pit of the stomach they are a sure cure for Dyspepsia aud Liver Complaint. ALLCOCTS POEOTJS PLASTERS are painless, fragrant, and quick to cure. Beware of immitations that blister and burn. Get Allcock's, the only Genuine Porous Plaster. feb'22f>in. C. MAYHEW & SON, Columbia Marble Works, Manufacturers of and Dealers I in all kinds of AMERICAN & ITALIAN MARBLE WORK, MANTELS, MONUMENTS, . I TABLETS AND 1BON HAILING Furnished in any desigu at Lowest Prices. POLISHED GRANITE "WORK, either native or foreign, to order. Correspondence Solicited with those I in want ot any work in the above line. Sept 10?tf XXXTG-'S Portable Hand Power COTTON AND HAY PRESS. uver juu manuiacrnren ana som me past i two seasons by ns. First pre7niums taken over all competitors at the North and Sontli ' Carolina State Fairs, also at the Weltlon N. C., and Darlington Connty Fairs last fall. We are now manufacturing 100 for ! the fall trade. Circulars, cuts and testi-^ monials sent on application. We fegl war ranted in saying that we manufacture the best Cotton Press now in use. Send for circulars to CELY A BRO., July 19 2m Greenville, S. C. PLOWS AND CULTIVATORS. I have the sole control of the Dixie Plow and Plow Castings. It is emphatically the best and cheapest Plow in use. ALSO, Have the exclusive sale of the DEERE CULTIVATOR, which is the best implement ever introduced in the South. With a full lino of STEEL PLOWS, HOES and "V other Agricultural Implements. JOHN AGNEW, * Columbia, S. C. Hay 3?Cm JULIUS A. KREyxzu^j TOES, moms, TOBACCO MB CIGARS. U BOTTLEB OP BERGNER & ENGEL'S AND PORT NEE'S TIVOLI BEER, Near C. C. & A. R. R. Depot, COLUMBIA. S. C. j??*Ordors solicited and filled at the shortest notice. May 17?Cm Paynes' Automatic Farm Engines OP ALL KINDS.?Established 1840. j Oar 10-Hone Spark Arre?llnjThr?hIii| ^ Engine has cut 10,'juO feet I'Snc Lumber in 10 boar*. Will burn wood 6 feet Ions, coal. Straw and cor stalks. ! Send for Price List and Catalogue G. B. W. PAYNE A SONS, Box 1400, Corning. N. Y. | 11 Aug. 9?ly. chg. ni. MEDICAL "?? STTOEHTS Preparing to attend Lectures shonM cor-! respond with the Dean of the Hospital Col- j lege of Medicine. A thorough didactic j course with unexcelled Hospital advantages, and Moderate Charjes. For circulars j j and further information, address !> W. H. BOLLLING, M. P.. '? 3d and Jefferson Sts., Louisville, Ky. June 28?3m. - HENRY HEITSGH, 1 RESTAURANT.! ? DEALER IN ? " u/mce i iniinoc rinADo CTf1 fl lilLiI) Liyvviiui viunug. kiwi i No. 155 Main Street, Columbia, S. C. BOTTLED LAGER BEER A SPECIALTY Country orders for Fresh Oysters promptly filled. oct 27 ly BEATTY'S | V ORGANS 27 STOPS 10 SET REEDS only j ^ $00. PIANOS $125 tip. Rare Holiday | Inducements ready. Write or call on BEATTY, Washington. N. J ? aug 17?ly . j \ PICTUEE v FEAMES; At HARMAN'S BAZAAR. > ' dk r rrr\ <fcs>n per day at home. ; Samples worth S5! tree. Address STINSON & CO., | Mar. 29?ly Portland, Maine. I Jfk Watches. Stem windersfs.'O. WMtemetal IluntinsCaJd t ! saltation K?l<i Solid <r>M$i2. Cbcapeat and beet i I a for your own use or apertiUtlvo purposes. Valuable cat* I agr m atoguefres. T1I0XPM).* is CO., 13- \a?aui>U No* Vcrk. ! Feb. 23?ly. flPIIIM a"STS5,EATING ill I l||f|sueedycureSK>*TFREK. Dr.J.S . x- p ? u..? m Buy your writing paper and ENVELOPES at Harman's Bazar. New Advertisements. ROANOKE FEMALE COLLEGE, c Danville, Va. ? All llie appointments of tlio best schools. Iliniate excellent daring the whole session. Soard and tuition, from $170 to $225. Sesion begins August 2!)tli. S. W. & J. T. AYERETT, Aug2-4w-42. Principals. r? -g c g ? c'S ?2* -g | r J | r > ? ^ <%l*iWt J ^ ; o'l" ? -? S ? s.2-2g|S5g< o~-"r= ?-S?HM 1< 3 ^ g ? " \ *? -5 - ? 7""*' ? > ? s co 2f?.s g 5 "I'si'SSSgc ?-t C-1^1 u ei o/=sh< a McAUSTER'S ; ALL HEALING! ALL HEALING! ? OINTMENT. This remarkable Ointment contains no ^ Mercurial or otber Miners! substance, and C( nothing can be found in its composition c, that can injure the tender infant or unduly effect the aged or inhrm. Being a Vegetable Preparation the ai.l healing oint- o ment will never injure yon, but can be used with impunity by all. Its healing p powers are v.onderlnl, and the great repu- si tut ion it has acquired during ;the past 35 years speaks volume?, of praise for its merits. This Ointment has the power to cause all external sores, scrofulous humors, cutaneous eruptions, common itch, felon and poisonous wounds to discharge their putrid matter ti and a thorough healing process follows-. Burns and scafds are instantly relieved. Chapped hands and feet, frosted limbs and m chilblains are promptly cured. Salt rheum, t barber's itch, ring worm, Ac., Ac., speedily J eradicated. As a reme-j DT I XT' CJ I Price 25c. F dy FOR \ X ??jJCiO fper box. it is a specific. Sold by all druggists, or mailed free on receipt of 25c. by Hall & Rtickell, 218 Greenwich St., New York. 44 c wmm u "*8 Mil s ||| UzS 2?" I I SE? a lij M -I? CO ? 0 35? : T ? UJB ; pui 3 hooj j S.illif..-s the lno^t fastidious x% a perfect Hair Restorer and Dre?*loj?. Adsairwl f'?r ilsclaanllnrit and elegant ixrrtuioa. h'erer Fail# to Restore Grey or Faded Hair O ti.c yualMul color. SO cts. and $ 1 sii-o at ?U dru^-juU. \\\f 1 Gin err. Jluchu, Mandrake, StllltN$la audi a many of tne best medicines known are here com- E D bincd into a medicine of such varied and effective h powers, as to make the Greatest Blood Purifier&thc Best Health and Strength Restorer Ever Used. I n t. h17i I all diseases of the Stomach, Bowels, Lungs, liver, I I Kidneys, and all Female Complaints. H ?v I If you are wasting away with Consumption or B p R any disease, use the Tonic to-day. It will surely I B help you. Kemcaiber! it is far superior tdBitteis, I ? Essences of Cingcr and other Tonics, as it builds I I up the system without intoxicating. 50c. and $1 B . sizes, atall dealers in drugs. N0:1c genuine without I ' sigiiatt:rcofIIiscox&Co.,N V. Send lor circular m J LAT.GZ SAVING IN BUYING 1V.Z DOLLAR SIZS. D . Nov. 9?1 j'. cfcg. m. ' BUGGIES, WAGONS AND HARNESS. I haven full liue of TOP ami OPEN BUGGIES, ROCKAWAYS ami HARNESS. Also a full supply of the celebrated * OLD HICKORY WAGONS, of all sizes, which took the premium at the Atlanta Exposition over all others. For sale by J JOHN AGNEW, Columbia, S. C. May 3?Cm STOVES! ITOVES!! STOVES!!! EXCELSIORCOOK STOVES ARE THE BEST. WOOD DOOBS at both ends of Firebox, irge flues, Remarkably Durable Patented Vood Grate, large broiling door with check raft, removable damper, ring covers, ouble crosspieces, reversible long crossiece, swing hearthplate, swing flue stop, ifter grate, illuminated sliding Are doors, tc. Nickel knobs and nickel Panels, lade with solid fire doora if preferred. W. I. DELPH, 831 Broad St., Augusta, Ga. _ Mar 5?ly LSZX3T&T0H HIGH SCHOOL. inis iusmuuuu, tii success! iu upt-rauuu inee 1875, will resnme its exercises on the 3th of September, a. c. The plan of studies has been considers* ly enlarged, so as to meet the reqairetents of the times and make the Institnon in reality a High School. ? It will be the aim of the faculty to preare students for College, and to give those rho do not wish to pursue a collegiate ourse a thorough and practical home eduction. . . Special attention will be paid to* thorngh instructions in Book-Keeping and fatural Sciences, studies of the utmost imortance to those who wish to devote tbem;lves to business or farming. CALENDAR PRO 1882-83. Sept 1, 1882, beginning of First Session. Feb. 10, 1883, close of ' " Feb. 12, beginning of Second Session. June 30, close of " " For catalogue containing terms and parculars apply to E. W. BIEMANN, Principal Lexington C. H., S. C. June 2C,'82, tf. LIES For The MILLION! Foo Choo's Balsam of Shark'* Oil 'ositively Restores the Hearing, and . is the Only Absolute Cure for Deafness Known. This oil is abstracted from peculiar speies of small White Sharks, -caught in the rellow Sea, known as Ckarcharodon ^Roneleth. Every Chines^fisherman knows " ts virtues us a restorative of hearingw^o ^ Brtcmedy was officially jnoclaim'td over le entire Empire. Its use became so nniersiiHhat for over 300 years No Deaekess l\3 Existed among the Chinese People. eut, charges prepaid, to any address at >ue Dollar Per Bottle. Iear What the Deaf Say! It has performed a miracle in my case. I have no unearthly noises in my head nd hear much better. I have been greatly benefited. My deafness helped a great deal?think nother bottle will cure me. "Its virtues are unquestionable and its urative character absolute, as the writer in personally testify, both from experience nd observation. Write at once to Hay lock . Jeuney, 7 Dey St., New York, enclosing 1.00, and you will receive by return mail remedy that will enable you to hear like nybody else, and whose curative effects ill be permanent You will never regret oing so.?E>iilor of Mercantile Bevietc. #&!r'?o avoid loss in the Mails, please i'nd money by Registered Letter."^. inly Imported by Haylock & Jenney, (Late Haylock & Co.,) 7 Dey St, New York. . ole agents for america, June 28?ly. A GREAT CAUSE OF HUMAN MISElY IS THE LOSS OF / A Lecture ok the Xatcbk, Treatment, kd Radical Core of Seminal Weakness, or permatorrhcpa, induced by Self Abuse, nvoluntary Emissions, Impotency, Nervus Debility, and Impediments to Marriage enerlly; Consumption, Epilepsy, and Fits; lental and Physical Incapacity, &c.?By Robert J. Culverwell, M. D., author of le "Geen Book," <fcc. The world-renowned author, in this ad- ? lirahle Lecture, clearly proves from his wn experTencematthAawtul consequences f Self-Abuse may be effectually removed ithout dangerous surgical operations, ongies, instruments, rings, or cordials; ointing out a mode of cure afonce certain nd effectual, by which every suffer, no latter what his condition may be, may cure iinself cheaply, privately and radically. pit- This Letter vill prove a b<M\ to t funisruJs and thousands. Sent, under seal, in a plain envelope, to ny address, on receipt of six cents, or two ostage stamps. Address THE CULVERWELL MEDICAL CO., 41 Ann St., New York, N. Y. an 4?ly P. 0. Box, 450. 2rain Cradles, Scythes,&c I have a full line of GRAIN CRADLES, GRAIN AND GRASS SCYTHES, SCYTHE SNATHS, SCYTHE STONES, Ac. For sale low by ( JOHN AGNEW, Columbia, 8. C. May 3 6m A week in your own town. Terms IjpOO and $5 outfit free. Address r H. HALLETT A CO., Mar. 29? ly Portland, Mgine,