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BJLL ARTS LETTER The Young Idea'and Hox to Teach it trSiioct. When a lively, restless boy copies i * ' j home from school about four o'clock . in the afternoon, the ?rat &icg is to j go to the pantry aud eat up some- j thing. The children don'c come hcm9 6).dincer, and their cold lunch is noi ^ * . very inviting, and so they fiil up cs ' soon as they get home, for their mother never forgets rbem. WaaT delicious memories cluster around the dinner basket of fifty years ago?fee v" ' * time when it was no hardship to waik i two miies to school and stay ail day, j and get back about sundown! Tuat j basket was a treasure then, with its \ ? " . 1 J U iriea cmcsea auu iaaru uuucu and home- made sausage and turnover peach pies and beat biscnit and a little bottle cf .molasses to -wind up on. Wouldn't it be splendid to go back aDd live that life over again for a while, and ptay iownball at ie ces3, and run foot races, end play tag and mad dog on the way home, and about this time cf the year, vfben the sap is rising in the chestnut aod hickory bushes, to make whistles and plait whips, and gather ---^^honeysuckies and sweet shrubs, and ^*ratch out for birds nests, utrd nvJ the iizzards a^d Aground eqcins^s along the old rail fences, and damgp the branch, and give some Jrehool&y sass to most-everybody we'-met on tbe road.. I haven't seen a. striped back ground squirrel iu forty year&the sqirrel that will skin alcng the bottom rails of a fence for hundred - yards and disappear in a bole vritb no dirt round the top. The old daj>kies used to tell us that they dig their holes by beginning at the bottom aDd carrying the dirt the other way, but it was a great myster* \to me. I believe it is a good thing" jar ' children to have a good long vtSfk lb. v' if * .school. I know thcs9 two miles by heart. Every bill and -toscb at'd chestnut tree and si'mmoh tree. Every sand bed and ditch and. every half hidden stone and root "agaifst which I stumped my big toe t&i.. was already sore from being stamped before. What hurts a boy worse than stump a sore toe and S6e the Liack blood ooze from under the nail. Eow comforting is a mother's sympathy as she tenderlyHies it up withlsome sugar antUurpentine in the r^g. Those two miles are ^sweetly iinkgcfwitb my school days and I'm sorry for ibo boys and girls who hav3 only a square or two to walk in a town or city, and have to eat dinner at home every day. They are cot having their, share of fan ia this world. I 'am sorry fora^town bo? when he wha^ to do with himself tlie *' jtest ot the day?no fields or woods or branches; no colt to ride or ouH1 - .. . v'-C- . i ? *mlt ?.u i * ? ii ?*? "i T ?*' they bang on the bushes.on the bad' o1 the creek. It is right sad to hecr the boy say "Papa, what can I do this evening." I take pity on mice and some times let them help me Gig in the garden by way of variety and some times I play marbles with them for I have-not forgotten tbe^old fashioned rules of rouodance and kicks and fat and go last and vance your back kiliance, bat I can't plump the middle man out from taw like I used to. It is a..good idea to let a town boy have a few fine chickens to pet and raise from, and maks his own coops and nest and do bis own feeding and fuss at everybody who interferes with them while he is at school Or he might hsv6 a square or two in the garden for melons and strawberries, and be ought to have some good honest story books to read, and so acquire a love for reading, for their is no pleasure so cheap or so lasting Parents should find time to read to the children at night?read something that will interest and instruct them?something from Goldsmith cr Hood or Washington Irving or Oliver , - __ - . t i : _ .. j noimes, or some ocaer origan huu cbeerfal author, 1 wish I had done more of it in my family, Last nigbt I read to them th3 original stcry ol Hip Van Winkle by Washington Irving, and they were delighted and when they bear and see Jos Jefferson act it they will enjoy it ail the more. It is much harder to entertain bey? than girls. Boys will get tired cl sling shots and marbl e ?jcd tops sod balls, bat gir;3 never get tired cf dolls. * Their love cf these little imitations are instinctive, and according to ca* r *'? - tare and necessity. It is a trai&ipg , Bchool from the cotton and sawdaet filling to those of flesh and blood. Bat Jhe girls should have some variety, too, for thsir spare lime from the hoaaehold duties. Soma fbwers and vines to grow and to watch as they bad end bloom into beauty? something that will be better-ibao reclining half bent over eeoliajenia', I love-sick romance that rdcturts i unreal iife thai never barkened and ; * I never will. It is a perplexing care j to raise up these children and | keep them happy and satisfied j with home. Some will go as- j tray and grieve ns in spite oi i ' all that we can do, and seme will comfort us io our old age. There is i no patent on this business, nei:ber j for saint or sinner, but we must all : do the very best we can, and trust the rest to Provideoce. The blcssings of life are pretty equally divided anyhow. The poor man'in the country dce3 cot have as much aridity about bis children as the rich man . in town. The working country boys do not get much education, Dor much polish, but they grow up with habits ^ * m % . * ft V . of iaJusityVhich arc the ^.est Labit,^ : L: i >i Or<u.? Wc itie trying to establish a new of school in Cartersville, and our people are wide awake and iak11 g a lively interest* We advertised , for a Fapeiiiiiemdent, with a salary of | twelve hundred dollars, asd in less than a month we had forty-seven applications. They came from^Canada to Texas. Fourteen States werli represented. and all of them had first-., class credentials. Verily, the school master is abroad in the land, and as Lord Brougbman says: "I.will trast | him, armed with his primer, 'against j the soldiers in fail military array." I was tcid the other dav that the nor- ! z rto'.lcKTrn of TCechuiljp fnrr.pd nnf ! tuai vuncgo, ui j ! about-four hunclred teachers every j ! year. Our own State colleges are i j giving us an annual crop of about [ one hundred and they are good men ! sod good citizens and have chosen a ; noble calling. 0i coarse some of j i them have mad6 a mistake, for the j i best scholars are some times ihe I | poorest teachers. One of best | | lawyers I ever knew was the poorest | practitioner and had to abandon the i i profession, and jast eo it is with I many teachers and preachers. The ! faculty of imparting knowledge to f the young ?s a gift, iast-Jffce music aadv ! painting and oratory. ;A fair scholar ; with a gc^ faculty of teaching is far | better thsn.the most profound one | wfro has it not. I know a lady who cae gather a flock of children around v i her like a hen brooding her chickens i and teach iheci mora in an hoar ! fthn seme other teachers would in a I I.' -"" ,; i week.' If a teacher does not love his {calling He will never succeed in it. If j L a/dOcloc does not love his profession j Tse wili rever attain to fame, - A41 the j great surgeons ar^-enthnsiaatfc-^sach | f as Agnew and M^otfc and Battey :?Bid j Calbcuc. And bq .it is with teachers* We don't w*nt a machine. We don*t^ ;want a man who geeka rifce place ' - solely for tbe^maney that .is in Teachers and preachers should ha?e/; a higher ambitition tharf the averag# i bread winner. I went to school to a / | Mr. Gray who afterwards -studied fpr J the ministry, and stood a splendid : examination and was jest about to ! be voted a license when old Dr. Godding, the Moderator, leaned for--. . . " W i ward, ^ and said in solemn voice, j "Brother Gray do ycu feel that the | Lord has called yc.fi- to preach the gospel to the Yes, I do," said Gray, "if'they pay;- me for. it."' That reply ru^ped-hisprospects, for he stuck to it ani^J was rejected/ Bat, of course, the preachers ncr the teachers Tsan work without" ' -<* - ; pay. i We hope to make no mistake in Ee* ( lectieg a euperintengent from this | large number of competent gentle? mep, ?ufc if wa do there is still one ; paying tuition to a private one. Mviss ts Aethers. i I Mas. Winslows Soothing Strup | should always be used when children j ar8 -cutting te6th. It relieves the i little sufferer at once; it produces | natural, quiet sleep by relieving the | child from pain, and the little cherub I awakes as "bright as a button/' It is very pleasant to taste. It soothes the child; softens the gums, allayfc all psio. relieves wind, regulates the bowels, and is the best known remedy for diarrhoea, whether arising from teething or other causes. Twentyfive cents a bottle. June 27?ly.. What An Old Farmer Says, This is the advice of an old -man who tilled the soil for^forty years: I am an old rnsn upwards of three scor9 years, during two score of which I have been s tiller of the soil. I can; not 38? that I am now, bat I have ; been rich and have aU that I need, do not owe a dollar, have given my children a good education and when i | I am called away will leave 6nough to keep the wolf from the door. My ex! perience taught me that, t 0 je acre of land weii prepared aud r well cultivated produced more than j two which received only the same I amount used on one, j Oce cow, horse, mule, sheep or hog I well fed is more profitable than two j kept on ib6 same amount necessary j to keep one well \ " : I ^ -e ; j uae,ftv:re ux ciwct urgrnetj io wwuu j two of cotton where no clover or grasa i is raised. No farmer who buys oats, corn or ! i wheat, fodder and hay. as a rale, for j tea years, can keep the sheriff away ; i from bis door in the end. ? The farmer who D6ver reads the ! | papers, soeers at book farming and i imp ru vemexhs, always has a leaky j | roof, peer stock, broken down fences, and complains cf ba3 seasons. Toe farmer who is above his basi- j Hess ami sntrnsts it to another to man as?, soon has no business to atfcTS^J 1 IIEEIELE FOEIWAfiSIXGS. I Cough in the morning, hurried or j difficult breathing, raising phlegm, tightness in the chest, quickened j pulse, chilliness in the .evening or z ? *- 7-< ^ ' ' /-"v** ** r-* ?r, I S ? 3.13 lit f'i vi auv ui lucao thiols are lbs first stages of cod- j san2-.'vioc, Dr. Acker's Eoglisk P.eo ; ec? f.;r coDsaiDption imY/ care these fearful sjtaptoms, sod is sold nadera positive guarantee. By W. p. Roof. When - wciaao ster s out oc the back ! ? porch with her arms rolled up in j bt-r t. prop, it is a siga to her aeighbor that she has something to tell ber. j / OneThousand dollars will be paid ' to aay chemists who will find on analyais cf S S. S. (Shift's Specific), one particle of mercury, Iodide potash, or any poisonous substance. Iu 1873 I contracted blood poiso n, which soon developed into its severest secondary form, v/itb blotches and agiy sores all over my body, which totally disabled me for more than a year. The doctor treated me ail the time without benefit. The disease steadily growing worse aod worse, I 1 - - 1 f ? I was nDaD:e :o wora ior mora man a, year; finally was persuaded to take* Swift's Specific. After taking Seven bottles I was sdudc! and wet!, and have not felt a symptom of the d;s ease siocs. This was sixteen years ago. Jc? Vacgn. Forsyth, Ga, Jan. 23, 1839. I have taken Swift's Specific for secondary blood poison, and derived great benefit. It acts much better than potash.orany otl;er remedy that I have ever used. B. F. Wingfield, M, D., Richmond, Va Treaties od Blood and Skip Diseases mailed free. The Swift- Specific Company, Drawer 3, Atlanta, Ga. ? ^ r ' 9 A Stake Sill? r / >, * ' "L j Isaao Davie Of Hague, jisar Lake George, who,-in foar years, has killed upward of 1,400 rattlesnakes, an * who last /all at the country fairs of this vicinity was the first to bacdie rattlesnakes in public exhibitions, recently killed four monster rattle? a?ui?tt, Fi?^ sua&ets ue&i onuutttu ju/oj jl uiui. Tbia year he has killed upward of 4-00, for which be has been paid a bounty of 25 cents per snake. He makes rattlesnake hunting. catching and exhibiting his whole business, -apd is paid $50 a month duriDg the vseason by property owners about -jjagas for killing enafees in aid of iheir extermiohtion. He is believed L * rtobe the only man in the whoid fofc \4 lowing this business. He is an intel-' ligant man, fond of reading, of quiet ! demeanor an? 'gentle disposition. His faiends apprehend that be will meet hie death some day in-handling, these reptiles, bat the basiness seems . to have a fascination oatside of the . . renameration it affords him. / v.. - / < j r* < i< He always carries with him a rnm-^ ! edy in case he should be bitten, but' j does cot feel any special confidence ! in its efficacy. He is a man of 45, aod I killedrbis first snake before be was l afXjea^s but never went into il^uljiri' snake hunting until four j years 8go. His father before birn w.-s j the famous snake hunter, 'Mint' Pa! vis, who used to kill them, for the k>il j to sell to druggists. The old maoV" ; said to have been bitten several timtV b~ r."k" *" ?" * i.j" A ! by the rattlesoake weed. It used to j be a standing joke about the lake that j when a rattlesnake bit old 'Mint' Da1 vis it was the snake that was poisoned i to death. The old man certainly seemed to have no morefear of a rattlesnake than a child had of a kitj ten. i < r,Censumptien Surely Cured. To the Editor :?Please inform | your readers that I have a positive i remedy for the above named disease, j By its timely use thousands of ! hopeless cases have been permanently i cared. I shall be glad to send two bottlea of my remedy free to any of your readers who have consumption if they will send me their express and post office address. Respectfully, I T. A. Slocusi, M. C 181 Pearl Street. New York. Farmers Command Of Luxury: No man on earth is in s better ! position to possess and enjoy a more luxurious table than the American farmer. Properly fed and nicely cured, there is no better relish than * a nice piece of bacon or pork. But apart from flesh food entirelv; what better can any man ask for than such dishes as may be made from milk and eggs, fruit and vegetables, I honey and syrup, corn or cat men!, ! and either white or Graham bread, i We venture the assertion that never : in the history of-the world bad the ! people the opportunity for luxurious j living as the American farmers pos| sess to-day, and it odIv requires a little aptoees to have and enjoy them all, and what is more and still better, the inestimable luxury of good health and appetite. Long life attends on simple diet and plenty of work. A NARROW ESCAPE. Col. W. E. Nelson, of Brooklyn, came home one evening feeling a peculiar tightness in the chest. Before retirins? he tried to draw i loner breath. 0 ; but found it almost impossible. He (suffered four days from pneumonia, and the doctors gave him up. Dr. Acker's English Remedy for consumption saved him. and he is wen today, At V.7. P. Roof's. 'ft you want to cure a wom*D of angular penmanship, tell her that her hand writing looks like her. A dry, hacking cough keeps the bronchial tubes in a state of constant irritation, which, if not speedily re moved, may lead to bronchitis No j prompter remedy can be bad ibac Ayer'e Cherry Pectoral, which is both and expectorant. j |. No iiom V?aBGiDgioDjrie ; I starred ofhce-seekeis here are in ^s- j < pair; they counted confidently ujn i ; bearing from HairibOO during 'he j ! first- ^eek in may, but Harrieonf?s : ; not spoken and the faithful are iioe i 1' I ' depth of despair. 'The followirj is ! an official list of the application.; on | file in Washington for the office.-of I United States Marshal and- Di^ict ! : Attorney. It was copied fronWa list | i given a prominent Republican br,he | ; Attorney General. . ~ ^ For United States Marshal??. G. i I Alexander, Camden; B. W. jteik, j ; Lancaster; B F'. Divvers; Joli M. j | Freeman/ Charleston; J.- U. yada, : Cberaw^P. iiloran, CharlestoDjS. T. : Poineer, Spartanburg; C. J. Pridp, Yorkviile; W. W. Russell, An<5r8on; i J. L. StraiD, Etta Jane; D. R. Speer, | Greenville; J. R. Toidert, Abievtile, i Vv*. M. Tbomas, Charleston; DiTaran 1 * * : Yates, AikeDt Freeman is fce only : ! colored applicant. For United States Dish&J Attorney ! ! tb6ro are sis applicants or fi'e^^yiz: ; ! E. M Bray ton, Coiacnift; AbiaT I Lathrop, Orangeburg, X, 3. Cooke, j Greenville;-R. A; | and Bravton k axe the ^fSellrftck, ^ lr v. , ! bat be also adds Cbat think Harrison will appoint ihek titl the terms of tbs present ipftaa bents I ??m Buck lea's Arnica Stive, The best salve in the world for cuts, | bruises, sores, ulcers, sdfc rheam, ; fever seres, tetter, chained - hacdp, ckilblaios, corns, and sl^|ki"n eruptions, and positively cardites, or no | pay required. It is gtfiranteed to { perfect satisfaction, or ?cfcpy refandI ed. Price 25 cents psE^box. ^or ! sale by all druggists. ' j>V A Colored Luthera^^noi Coxcobd, n. C,} May 'ft?{Special , to The Register.]?Tbe^Ef^Dgelieal i Lutheran Synod of Nc^h Carolina j has jast^beld u&^otti&ajMta1 convoca- j tion in this coaqty^l^B ailej= east j of this place, 'This^Wb^as a very important one in many reeplcts in the history of the Synod, Synod there are ssy^ral oolong uatheran Ministers. : Upon fcliei^petition t.hjsy were organized infp^alseparate j Synod, lu be caliea Synod j c-i the E?angeli<^^nti^s|l Charch ; of F'reedmea in- AmzjfrvbjF-' This, I ! believe, is -heoqiy sepfejtft Synod of ; Lutherans among tire^i&red people | ever organized m fhis c<? ftntfy. | TARE. IT mm A i *'was. | lest; for want cl a l lost; for want JlL ^ j* -i ?,w.v. | things. The first signs tjf paenrno; nia and consumption c'in positively | be checked by Dr. Acker's English | Remedy for Consumption. For sale I by W. P. Roof. The qualities of different vegetables are worth knowicg in the spring. According to one authority, celery acts upon thG nervous system, anp it is a cure for rheumatism and- neuralgia, i Tomatoes stimulate the .liver, and spioich and common dandelion in the same way, have a direct effect on dis! ease of the kidney. Onions, garlic and olives promote digestion by stimulating the circulatory system, with the consequent increase of the saliva and | gis'ric juice. Raw onions are also re, girded as a remedy for sleeplessness, 1 and the French belief that onion ! soup is an escellent tonic in cases of ! debility of the digestive organs, " PH03IFTNESS. / First a cold, then a cougb, then j consumption, then death. "I took : Dr Acker's English Remedy for coni sumption the mcmeo.t I began to | cougb, and I believe it saved my life." i ?Waiter N. Wallace, Washington. | Sold by W. P. Roof. . . 1 New Fork invested $500,000 in the ! Centennial celebration y&cd made ! $200,000 out of it. I I 1 i holds fo^^P^^TtTr^eii^^'jDplajs ; are dcDg^rons Dr. Acker's English Remedy for Consumption v>ili always | roije.ee, and may ?avc yonr life. At | W< F. Roof's. j Th6 three rbiogs mcsf d^fBeulfc : are?to keep a secret, to f.-rget an ic! jury, and to make good of uorore-. Needing a tonic, or children that v.-ant building j tip, siiouhl talce ri: civics tnox hitters. It is pleasant to take- cures Malaria. Indigestion, and Biliousness. Al: dealers keep itId one ccnrt 'in London iwfifiiy: seven cat of'twen?y-cight cases of ?tj tempted saicids with.m a shoif tirr.e ; were traced direct:? to drink, and the twe&ty-skrbti: was drcbifui |:fp \|?f ^3? IMS A ' lis I uu a gciv? ! i S<> appetite, InjUgres^on, riatalence, j ; ?*icm. 5Ica?lucUe. ':aii riia tfowa," los? ; ?.: ?" ficsh, you will fiuu ! ESS ? ^ B ^sgp j g ^ t^r g^ ? p P | 111 i i. ^ g 111i aii &S & i? ? ?SB? : I <??c rzrrtCAly you j;eci"? afcey scaeup 2*io s2cuiac2s ?t"t^5. *? <?&<?& uj? ilic ]la^s;ina eucv&ies* SsuTforcys_/rom jr.^ntsi os* physical a^crFOci;. r; i:i fisti jrciici S'roraatiiom. 3>?esly??5jrarccateo. SOLX> SYS RYWHERE* oct. 31?1? (i i i I A. negiccted i-uio ' is! hoiiers Vie : fJrtrt^'t-. .V ...#- -?-?t rl ?.}...! . ? !., V4t^C4l II UV t)K? n tv l|<(, ? ?. ?i4 tended : not vvbst w - saul. ^3*?B2?iIS2SE=^^ . ; .? ? .'*> ' ' .* 'iij l\ -., C .** i3 y/~s^-^i iir~? ?-*.?> 'm & -'* .y*:*A ' - a-.- V, I < ' 9 a v" '' t Q*S7Ty| FROM THE CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE, Mr. A. K. Iliwkos has gained a national reputation as a practical optician, and bis celebrated spectacles and patent spring eyeglasses are knov/n throughout the United States. We are writing this article with a pair of Lis new crysraiized lenses, ar.d they seem to us a.s transparent as light itself; and with them the finast print is as clear as in youth.? [Editor Christian Advocate. Ijr/ila.s, Texas. ALL EYES FITTED AND A FIT GUARANTEED AT THE DRUG STORE OF Dr. M. Q,. Eendrix, s. c. May-8, 1889.?J y. New Advertisements. - wcit.MJ-.T i'orfrCi^ ^S%S/ja WNESafCUBSOfcyT^ns. ..fi *VdTK& ?lmt;?We731SlA!l?AaCC;HW? t <c*y %s*n ? <Th; rptr?t^srd (L'l'iacUj. C engirt1 sfcie. SoMMtTj,Trcc:-e si! r?ra.:riasfa.'P. ?pr?i:a i Cree. Addrcuorcation ?. HIS COX* tii tirndrr+r, fi. i*? .. "^Sggawfr, PARKER'S I HAIR 8ALSAM 8 Clear ses and beautifies At haur, "* 3?* Promotes a luxuriant growth; Never Fails to Restore Orav fe'; Hair to its Youthful Color. ';* ' ^Prevents Danrtrrtff and hair failing, at 3*7 lot*. A jests well psidL ilius'rated Catalogue free. Mention this Paper. TV! V? V CdjQe'S Si "iitVs?! *ZS Wd'i f *11 SS j HI^OESeCR^S3 Theonlysnre Cure for Corns. Stops nil pain. Tlnnres comfort to the feet. 15c. at Draryl.--t3.11 tscos&Co., 2*.Y. consumptive Fare roiiConci;. B;i?ncli<ti-=. -Asflitna. ludl^estioa? Use PARKER'S aiNCER TONIC. It has c;:rcd the worst, case*a?<t Is tue best ren:e<ty lor au ills arising from defective tutriticn. Take lu time. 60c. and. SLOG- j MADE WITH BOIUNC WATER. GRATEFUL-COMFORTING. . COCOA MADE WITH BOILING MILK. Fm o> * .? ^ \ jag /J6>\ ociatic rams \j? L Rheumatic. Sciatic, Shooting, Sharp and Muscuiar Fains and Weaknesses, Bacii Ache, C terns and Chest Pains, relieved i n one minute by the CUTICURA. ANTIPAIN PLASTER. The first and only instantaneous pain killing strengthening plaster. 25 cents; 5 for 61. At druggists, or of 'Poiise Dnro__A>"D Chemical Co., Bosioy. ~ nni Pimples, blackheads, chapped D] PC _rijl and ksin cured Iff Ccticusa iLLo faaraw^rtes23 C20SyilIAli01TD 22LVIi. /\ /> GrL'iimi.&'icjoaljsenBircsnd &s>\ rai isle T'ii1- Tor sale. Ncrcr Fa il. /?Ql\ Itf (7'icAe-C?r> ?r.;l;zl,\f* ?A\ Diamond Brand, in red =c/a^^5 aducJje:;g.?(?ka^ini blue ribW At Di'Uffgi?ts. Accept \ / [ )f\ no ether. AH ri'is is pae;-.- V ^ WX Uoird boxss, pi.nc wrapper.. arc a danger. \ t?* fr,y o.is counterfeit. Seed 4c. O'-arop.t; for _A ft') Particulars and "Hcl'cf f??r Ladle*,":** ?-? / , ? later. tr return audi. 10.000 tutti. denials from LAOlES "aoasve asoi them. Xaa? Paper. vlHcaeuci' CUesiical Co.52iadisonSq.sP]iUa.^,a. May 1?26 F. W. KUSEMANN =E Gun and Lock Smith, EE i ASD DEALSB IV } GUNS, PISTOLS, FISHING TACKLE, and all kinds of Sportsmen's Aitides, which he has cow on eznibiticn and for sale at his storeMain Street,. Near the. Central Bank, Columbia, 8. V* Agekt fob Hazabd Povpzb CoMPAtn. ^S^Repairiug dons at short notice"^^ Apr. 25-6m. 893 J5ewl3ir-MpchinyT17jTlTl Ff,*- fljjp ? c ***so ?;cu j rcc a ccrr p.. te "'C' C"'" CC-* V a/ " J" ^' *'*" ?5^*m?hi3?cti. oa"<l cow ?;;;? Voc ?L?m 6"2T SL'i'O. B??.Krca?t3:.a-.jttt:?i. Iiif?* * Ml* cur bias m tfcr world.- Aii tt I 91li?S I llk=iSsO"e?. No ca?::*l repaired. Plain, brief rawracti'rai (ri?ea. Tbois who .write to as a: cnce car. ??. car* rtree the best sewing-machine is the world. end the finest line of work? of hirh trt ever shewn toother in Anteric*. TSL? d? CO., jdos 740, Augusta, Alulae. * ... ... | ^bb When I say Ccnc I do rioVrr.oan merely to stoj> ih? in ?u;\:i4<-nJ thef have tl:eia*re? tiiin ajraia. I mean A It A.'.'ICiLL CL\iiic. I have mace the disease of FITS, EPILEPSY or FALLING SICKNESS, A life-long study. I warrant my remedy to Cukk the worst cases. lit cause others have failed is no reason lor not now receiving a cme. Seudator.ce for a treatise and a Free Ijottl^ Of my INFALLIBLE. ItEMEDY. Give JLXpres3 and lVnt Office. It costs you notluug for a trial, and it will cure you. Address H;0-. ROOT-, MLC-.j iSaPeaelST.,NEWY33K I amBBmmms&mE&sgm&i&a I ?_?. ! <ji - ivr codmIMSL * hypophosphites Almost as Faistakieas Milk, g?rc?c???aaea So diagtxiaed that it can be tuken, digested, And &?st?il!aie<l by iko most sensltiTe stoxasch, whsa the plain oil cannot fee tolerated? and "cy the cams bination of the oil with the hypopaes* phitet is much more efheaciont. Bemarkable as a fiesk producer* . J Persons gain npldlj t?hiie taking it* SCOTT'S E3TCLSI0N is acknoTt] edged by Physicians to lis the finest and Best prepa< ration in the trorld for the relief and cure of C0?iSUre?Ti3N; SCROFULA GENERAL DSBiUTY, WA8Tlv|C> i pISSASES, EWACiATiON, ! COLDS and GHRONiO COUGHS. The great remedy for Consumption, and Westing in Children. Sold by all Druggists* ' Oct'3l?ly ' I % \ . Diruiiiirn^'ci fill UmU p??? \ li I i z5 ii :l/ <l It ^ i) ? t Jencii ? &&& Hy&lu a til i^i 3 -?REMOVED TO i?C^11lr,f'^ flf* ^-'*1 ^ V* 5 ~'~ ' -J*5T"1 'Itl >5'r"~ ill W?*>V vd? Wv?f ;*'???*X* %* ?? * C? j 4 J* ? W COLUMBIA, S. C. Diamonds, Silverware, Platedwars, Bronzes, Gold Watches, Silver Watolic:, Clocks, Jardinieres, the Choicest *jrems, Precious Stones, and every article made for Wedding Presents and home use to please die most fastidious. The new styles in Jewelry are elegant beyond description. A Solid -Silver Hunting Case- *tmeri^n Watch'for only 310.00. j ? MUSIC DEPASTM'ENl! In which will, bo found the celebrated Steinway Upright, Grand and Square Pianos, of which I have the sole control in this State, also 'Fischer. Grcvenstein and Fuller in all stylos. Wilcox^ White, and Shoninger Organs of every 'description. Stringed and Brass Instruraents? Sheet Music'and Musical Findings. Send for descriptiv-a catalogu3 and prices, and be sure and write to B* IS". Eithbcurg, .Columbia; S. C., before purchasing msewhere. I buy my instruments cm right, and can therefore offer you Ic^cr prices than these who have them on consignment. Jan. 21?tf I ' . ?\ ? y tEXIN5Tir Prof, pll BEOBJE, Principal, Sis. 3. E. LiTHEOPE, Assistant, ?jj g : Ipjementary Department. itEST gbade. i Charts, Beading: Spelling, Arithmetic Peni rnanship-*"' 6econ5 c-BADE. ' Beading, Spelling, Arithmetic, Geography, } Language Lessons, Penmanship. THIBD GBACC. Spoiling, Geography, Language. Lessons, Arithmetic, Beading, History of S. C., Penmanship. rotJBrn GBADE.* v Grammar and Composition, Arithmetic " oi u. 57, renmaasmp. High School Departasn:. FIFTH Git.\D?, Essentials of English, Wdrd Analysis, Aritb metic, Algebra, Iieading, Pnysiology, sixth ge.'.nn. Reading, Word Analysts, Algebra, Geom etry, Natural Philosophy, Pbysica 'Geography. SEVENTH GBADE, Rhetoric, Physical Geography,- Algebra, Geometry, History, Astronomy, Science of Government, eighth gzlzz. English Literature, Trigonometry-and Surveying, Logic, Political Economy, History. Optional Studies ia High School Dpt. Latin, Greek, French, German, Music. 1st Grade - 60c. per month. 2d and 3rd Grad3 75c. * " " 4 h, 5th and 6th Grade, ci.00 %i " 7 and 8th Grade, - 1.50 " " Any tvm of the optional studies included, - ?*00 5( All the optidfol studies included, 82.2-1 per month,*except Music S3.CO per month extra. Tuition payable at the end of each month. Session commences on the Srd of -Sept. and runs ten months, vnh one fveeks inter mission at Christmas. jJST* For further information address* at Lexington, S. C. il. D. HaKMAIn, Secretary, or C. 21. EFIED, Chairman Eoar j of Trustees, PATE NTS" Caveats, and Trade' Marks obtained, and all Patent^usiness conducted for iiccLratc Fees.j.-."'; ' -= " Our Office is opposite U, S. Patent Offt V? o t?/"i -mo r- U ? r i ness direct, hence can trans-act parent business in less time find at Less Cost than those remote from Vjashingion. Send model dra~ing, or photo. ~i:b "description, We ad'i-e patentable or Upt, free of charge. Car f ro not d?s' ti'l patent is secured. ; " A book, ' riovv'to Obtain rai.-n'^" ~:fh j references lr. actual clients in eor State, i county, or lo-na, sent free. Address C. A. SA'J'?- tU CO-, Opposite Patent 0?5c9, Wash: rg4 en, D. 0.. 001 "21 - T! f ^ | WATCHES, ' j|jp b |: G\ OOD, EE LIABLE TIME PIECES T Key unci Siem-rrincurs, from 63 up, at the 13AZAAE, Lexiu^ton, ri, 0. T?~r.i'<. Tr?* tr~ t+ ^srrs-s:c.- ' > Positive 1 otice. As I cannot run myslio? without cash for work done I will kjiu work until it is paid for, JOHN It. :.ic>:is. Dec. 5, 1888?'3m i XECE&ITAfED TO"MAKE / CHANGE OF LOCATION j \nd not wishing to move to raaav goo.is we will sell the stock oi f BR" BOOBS, NOTIONS, W HITE GOODS, LACES. EMUDIBIES. FA.XCV GOODS, lilLLIXERY. HOSIERY, CLOTHING. H VTA, SHIRTS ami DRAWERS. FALL and WINTER . Goods, CLOAKS. SHAWLS. BLANKETS. TABLE LiNEN, dec., Sec., at PRICES WITHOUT REGARD TO VALUE OR COST lor the NEXT SIXTY DAYS. THIS IS THE REST CHANCE FOR BARGAIN'S, COLUMBIA CASH DRY GOODS STORE, I S, F, JACKSON, Manager. Feb. 15?ly. ! SIGHT IS PRICELESS. 7 Bur how often it is ruined by poor glasses, and also by good glasses poorly fitted. If j ail eyes were normal, that is perfectly shaped, then if would be an easy matter to get ! glasses, a person by stating his or her age would receive the numker ot glass correspond! iug to that age and be suited exactly. But uniortunately there are few eyes periectly ucrr: -il, and sometimes we.find a person of fifty and a child ot twelve years of ago wear: jug the same number of glasses, the reason being that the childs eyes were very poor I while the older person's were very good. Agaip we often find a different strength in the V right and left eye of some persbn. Again wo find persons who complain of nevor being' fl I able to get a glass to suit them perfectly. This is owing to a peculiar malformation of H their eyes which ordinary glasses will not pj ijedy. When iift'fig cases ot this kind?by ^g : a new process?wo make a careful measure of the eye *>3$ grind a glass specially io-SjUfc i p?. ?v.i? cv3tr-m wr. havtt made nersoci oca well, who fboucht that nothing could bedoM i for their bight. if your e}cs give trouble, call cn u-s and be fitted properly, j The Brazil'ian Axis Cut Pebble Spectacles and Eye Glasses are the PIKES'? and W j BL'ST cL tbe'mfuiiet They are made from natural stone. so bard that they do not be- fl come scratched. '*' They keep out heated rajs ot light, and are soft, cool, and pleasant to H j the eye. Wc sell them. Send for Circular, or call when in the city. M P5 H. liACHICOTt^ ?fc CO., I [New Number 103,] MAIN STREET, COLUMBIA, S. C. ' ' 'V ' Oct3- ly M f (T-'tYST.^ T?m I IMBOaBIMIilMHB anBaPWmMWBCMWMBMMWMBMWWWBMWMMWiaM?a |'CONFECTIONERIES, | | CRACKERS AM CAKES,j| i Claimed S oods? Jellies^ FreservflSi / f CIGARS AND TOBACCO. ' -h TOYS, FANCY GOODS, NOTIONS, I Work Boras and Sachet, China and Glass Vases, ' | Shell and Glass Boxes., -China Trinket Boxes, j ^"photograph and Autograph Albums, Glass and China Mugs from 5 to 50c. -each, Picture Eooks, Toilet and Tea Sets, - Accordeons and Harmonicas, India Rubber Balls. Glass Marbles, k i J China and Wax Dolls from 5c. up. 'Tin Horns, Wagons, Horses, Tops. eto. Letter and Note Paper, all grades. Appleton's^ Readers, Sanford's Arithmatics, ! Legal snd Fool's Cap Paper, un J other School Books, ' : Fancy Colored and Gilt Edge Note Paper, Slates and Pencils, Lead Pencils, i Envelopes, vhite and colored, at all prices, Copy .Books, Book Bags, etc. 9 A lane of Fine Perfumery, Sweet Soaps, Etc. \ At Harman's Bazaar, i Lexington, S. C? | ?? " I i' ILOKICK & LOWRAECE Columbia Hotel Block, Columbia, S. C., HEADQCAIIIEES FOE I Wilcoz & Gibbs Co., I Acid, * j Etwian Phosphate Co., : Long's Chemicals,. \ | Atlantic Posphate Co., | Cane Mills, ! Eainits, Evaporators. ' * \ \ | Dissolved Bene, ! Sheet Copper, f " ; COTIOj GINS, FEEDERS, CONDENSERS, f Presses mid Belting, ; Plain and Decorated Glass, Marbleiaed Mantels, Glazed ' Tiles, Grates, Fenders, &c% ^ ! i kfull stggk of hardware and groceries * at bottom prices. ' COME AND SEE US or ?rite to ns before bujiog anything in Hardware# j jLL. 1?IV * ! ; , Tvr?T-?T"anri'rMwwi ...? . mm ir?i n im i ir - .. itr~ ?rg-j?r -wr ? ithw?a?????? v ^ j gl atlcks Caprice. > New Striped Rose* h, ? i ! 8# /lk"; \1 the greatest novelty? 1 Wj4 i'yJ ** Js' "tL. .v?ftrt?r.i it crtfiatud wtth wU Wa r?>jt e-a wit:Cr, wjjoui proi.cuon. \v IUT? CS ANb LSAfeN HOW Ufl , a this nosh rybrp orcpiM, *= i?t-n pjr<-L?s.r Ca3 Y](J]y'g EI.ORAL Pm ' ^nl \ / (U ' T^T'tRiT for ixtlO/th* r'ncer Swi Cetilngai c( At&erlcsi n8 {-?i .-. _\ ill.. , c? t ^V* VJ O i I ^ IL r.ow r??^y ,rrvibf.lai:J en:*--g?il; C?W ?3V-* ; 0?w Im /?' J ? JiTjptd I typ< ; t'?c?El'0*-r, a f:or.t;?p:.:re ar<i 3 Colored PlalM. M j in f'y vVt/A\ l/ ? _ j 'r\ 0c2tsin?m sii-l d?scnpL.cnof ?vcry pcpclnr p.aat, 5?i# // \*V?0^\ f*AtflV ?iO*iC ?r aw v-jerabiy, ami f".ce? of name. No bojua ofcrs. S? w w j jfcjS /! . Ko?c!tes ?o 1'Ic.w. ?a &- ! \'<re?'.*u'.xi. Pr.ce < i OL'IDE, 15 cenU, ^*3 00 ?d ia:b copy cwi*int? good fortkst waal la Seeds, ' ? -... . ?%2Mf 111 APOLLfl WIB? ' 1, " . , * r#ij^ Is ihc- thinnest-round Hasor made, and ; /.; ;? ... : . v. ~c 'rioca; bat LUic strc]ij>mg. If you . r ,? / \ ' vw.;'r^Sp9J?Sfe^ Xva-L.^ to owe end use the 6?st < I A \' : >&*?v^iiaaorui?pcssiblotomak* -f ;2- ; "" -"*-L > "***??." '% 7v send us aa order for .. ? .^7^. Uus one a* $2.0Q - f';trfc/ fse ' " V- ' ~~~ " ; I. .,, r"%ir-?MflffTlMMiBilMlff^Mifr : cr -his one as the most dwirable rocxav/c-.a cr.aoi;?, 'ALLING & LODGE, KADISOK, XNO. frMAfcJB CELEBRATED RAZOR /'', rZ4 C.^ KHTBmjJjAj 25"^ *>;;en "celling this Razor for G p/r -rs rcr-^NT ^ years, end it has giren. widiaiia.' - Entire Satisfaction. \