The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, November 17, 1887, Image 4
'THE GARI)EN OF E)EN.
ITS PitOIAII.E .OCATION NEAlt THE
UITY OF CUAULESTON.
BJshop Keenor ilivoes Some Ieatonn for
Such a Supposittou-TIhe Voyage of Noah
In the Ark.
The Rev. J. C. Keener D.D., in re
viewing an article in the Review, writes
to the Southern Christian Advocato as
follows:
I am, however, a little surprised at
the quiet-way in which you, Mr. Editor,
tiko the spe:muldtons of Dr. Warren, of
'the Boston Uutversity, which )r. liar
risont has noticed somewhat approvingly
in his "Book lReviews." I should cer
tainly not allow thiu industrious anil
scholarly Bostoniivn to take the very
ground from under me without a pro
test. If "tho Cradle of the Human
Raco" is to be found at the North I'olo,
of course no one can think or look to
ward it without seeing Boston and its
University.
Whatever may be the merits of the
1)ootor's theory, he has at leust lo .ened
up Eden. it is now fairly at sea. J
have boon content all my life to consider
the question as sett l. d, and have be
content to think of 'Mesopotamia'' a
the acknowledged home of our first
parcnt;. But the Doctor says that the
Arctic circle furnishes the true solution
of this fascinating prob:em. "This
perennial interest in the search for the
garden of Eden" war, says the Review,
the inspiration of Columbus; that ''lie
cherished the conviction anost, perhap:(
actually, to his dying .iny that Io had
diseovert d 'aradise." ")One o' It he
most pathetie htt'a;eg A t) is found in all
literature,'' says Dr. Warren, '"i that it
which announces to his ro' al patrot's in
hisl discovcry of th i 1 i,t to the h ite o
the long lost garud(n o' Eden. ()f cours
Columbus was misi a. It may be
how ever, that he wat l,1 so far out of
tho way as Dr. Warr, suyoses. A
least there remains soni,) hu to be caid
in favor of Southern lati't.thes in connec
tion with J'Ilen. (luniu, lan((ded too
low. Tlhe next p)oint atticrietedattention
of those in sarch1 of tie site of I'..radis
Was the Florida coast. 'JT1it Visit,ln, too,
at last wctt out like a dissolv ng; camera.
^I take it for gruntcd that the theory
which places lden at tIh i Not llt P ok
makes it straddle both Ia tisplher:a, alnd
and that bintgs it intil Amueicna. I sup
o e, too, the ctugge:,tion spang fron
the discovery of a manniuoth in 1 771 in a
tributary of the IUtna, in Siblci tt, tti
tude (5 degrees INorthi; and also in 1d1
one was found in Siberia. Iiiuth, how.
ever, had very close at red wool an inch
and a half long over the shin--an Arctic
covering in fuel. '1'hen i. supjoso the
day of six months would lie quite a
windfall to those wi1> wntttt "lore0room'
in: the 3losaie account, of 'the evening
anl th1 morning'' f the first day.
Now, supp,ousa wo bring Iaien down
'South, say as inr a; Chtrle,ton, ema
1racinig the coa'st 1betwe1 tlie Stiulto
ant the Suvanitai, with i:.". -It al rivers
atnd1 inlets, bt t'",c c'n the :iith and .t)tlh
iatallels of lot it iii. \e have for it.
this iiuh to it,:
1. In and near the (ooper and the
Ashley rivlet:s there i ( l tlllt ti,
of the ri'unw'iu:: of the larie',tmamah:,
specially of t heir Iliolu is i1nd veth be.
'Ihese arc reimarkable for their variety:
very hugs very itany, ant t'vident!y of
Imiauy dist,itet :.pCeCn s. We pnut this
t+inlst all solit y i ui. as s.. t yet
diemo eral mi ir ne-ar U.Le Art i'e regions.
2. Resuidlei thliuit rcains j, whi.-hh, fr.omt
tic atmoiunt iof silica ini themiu, haitve re
sist ed thle actionm of it icndii acidu, there
ireo l ho:-pih~ato ime-. s ini whItichi thlese
.uolarst are imbeddedl. IProbably the
large bones returmi d to their ouiginai
source. lTheni the io artot i .eleredt ah ow
itmall and harge~ bleidtrs of the phlos
depth a mine ti i l mineral.
3. This show~ . ,it h athesil ai mals wrert
not floatecd initoI this .tace 1 .y' ihi aclt ion
of sea cuirrents, hint w.rti lice oa thle
hlrtt aind fotulil in the .illuivial pinjt
arioundl, and maa(ltb'i tiied 'aith bulb1
Otis plants, andh an exIthiuerant floraui
their original Ilu tinit. Onuly a regionl
stuppjlyinig phttnts fed byv a h(iavy p)hos
phlate pauuhin con! t. uupptort ereatm-la
of such eianmuntis hont)e.
1. As these ubeve ral utecies inilt tji}i' l
from a single pair,.-m.s of titn.ir
place ot their oriigiin. Whei,ther' bhiionai tih
wvas mnado in Edien, we knew thait het was
reviewed thlere, iind t here uisuaed by
Adlam. And the Alrtiighity says, sneak
ing of J1oh: ".ljeholit nw behietht
which I nido wvith theec; lie eateth grass
like an ox;
Th'lese v'iews, if erIrect are still fur
ther strenigthienedl by the buildinug of the
ark. As the rac laid nott b)eei' iseparated
by dispersion or langlguge, it is to ht
suppilosid thaat Noah lived niot veriy fai
from the oiigiinal homei ofi nitm.
The coiintuetioni of a vesse.l att thlai
time required the saie conditiotis eo
material and shapte no0w essenit ia ii
-iaval architecture. lind I t, the dimnicn
sions of the irk arc ino t ihose of a tirs
clhss sea stamier for ir t lit, and aro thit
standard proport ions in t.. Eug: ,h Ad
mairalty ofieo. It was iia inng, inorroi
vessel, cvidently deisigneutd ; ir spie,d an<i
a long voyage. . lad it beencu miado onlI
to start fromi it given puimut andl floai
about for 15f0 day's and thenu gromad at
no great distiance from ti-heipuint oif ie.
heavy anid sqlure.
The timbers for auch a ve-ssi'h of
length, over 500t feet, required timber of
ctonmuous leiigtht and greua t itrength.
.thle (cypre'i- wast etit y too briutt[e for
the purpoitse. !ts knee Ic.:ui d nhla wuldt
requiro uch wocod ais the live oak, grow~n
near the sea, used to stornia, and of a
grain runnmng overy way, beainig equal
ly wvell a strain from every direction.
Large quantities of pit elh and1 tar would
be reqiuired for pitchinlg it heavily to
the v,thin andl without. '1he( word
"gopher'' meam,' ''pitch," ''pine;"' and it
is probable thait the gopher w~ood n as
iof thec long-leaf prute, I need not sa,
I ta ('itheir of the( CJarolinas coiuld have
f iarmishedh the mat erialutii in anance.
Tihiat the 11rk was built somnuenlmt ini
land for- the convenience of Iiituber it
probable, Yet not vecry fari, a. t hm piii
ii.eweight otin] en(igo una i to'b
granmunvioous stock. anid larlge quanti
ties of dried hierbage, bouth of which wits
to come fruin rmtedow linds.
Thle breaking up of the doeep, tVo., i
time of the deluge, would not iamply
necessarily any very gireat change in the
conformation of the citnijenits, noir in
the sea currents. We must alaso rememn
bern thaut the Lord at tIhe ores in had ha
view the possibility of the flood, as well
as of the "'fall" and arraniged accord ing
1l. When the ark was lifted up, and as
it is to grandly said, "went upon the
face of the waters," it sltted due Fat
if it atarted from near Charleston. It
would presently strike the gulf streani.
Floating on that sea current it would
take a Northerly direction until it reatch
ed the 40th. paaallel, and then woul go
due East, and, as many a helpless cral t
since, would come in sight of Spain and
Africa. But thete coasts being sub.
merged, there wonld bm nong .o cie
floot the current, but it would pass over
the plateaus of Spain, into the Mediter
ranean, across the lower part of Greece,
then ovoe the plains of Asia Minor, and,
still holding the same parallel, strike
Mount Ararat. The distanoo from
Chaaleston to Mount Ararat is 181 de
grees of latitude, say 8,515 muse. The
time the ark was on the water was one
hundred and fifty days, or 3,600 hours.
OK Ctqe Hatteras the gulf stream has a
velocity of two miles an hour; this would
leave very little to bo overcome, if we
allow for the uninterrupted flow which
the current then had.
It is not likely that animals would be
landed in any other than tho latitude to
which they wore accustomed. They
wouhl determino the direction of the ask,
The pathway of the ark under this sup
posit1tn had a blessing in it. Between
the 31)t and the 40th parallels have
sprung the great philosophors, warriors,
statesme and discoverers of the race,
including the Saviour, St. Paul, St.
John and the Churches of Asia Minor.
.1 shall not stress the fact that by the
l'rovinco of (od we liud Methodim ho
gur: .lhorleston amd Savannah in tho
hi :ivmn book over )ublished by Mr.
W\t, ; elo in the Moravia;mtu, i1
ho'iIt s l\ ts'y, itnd in the ltbors. of
,Mi r. Vithi 'hi. ''here certainly would
a litle:s in starting it somoiwhere iar
in <':i ioni site of Elen.
Now, if any ono dill'er fhorn this view,
.I at cont: nt. 1 do not prcis it. l h.,ave
that to you South Carolinian.
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.i, i t u n -' n n t h.h i illt.n e l'ollltInni
he 1 r h:tt f ul 4%~ eri--t '\eut 1.unJn) Npt,ir
i h.' I't tll~ u li itepri-ie.
t(; r tultenc, of l it ''i tlIiait i cot: 0.)
( t..\ : . c s >N. N vc ' mibr l' ' .---'l'i; ll:tg
iltlc: ti it- - rli aicte u h i ili t. iit' trd 1."
r:i ltni t rivite lli ngill s in rilt:el,stiil
:it it : ':U-\Vihu WIIk nIi - ii,> ' b f- t d i I! 2ain
:tr ii I lv,w tilrint, l,ew <ItUry rhe u e t , ilti
it i have donedi, her441 ihui{ ., 1 u- t and-U
c., : lgn ii w olk w\ith tt' till c t) -;ti'tit oi
III a litt ic iie tisi iiiiuk .li k a
bIghtn-r boy,. Thellec n beil n)( thmb1o1t ;) 'w
that G i l:ti IWe tr h sbn tr 1 re ttttct lit to
.u h tu h>'s and422t its irrou ig . Th lt t
iv1:ies were c ntl in t t n c ass, - tsiId ti
t-I. li('Ii tl !Y/r, g r'c:il :1n!' n ll ,l
\ 1i unit I ccfk, veru tuil l i i c join i tit'
It1n itn, th .itticipaliu it et n,eni. 1
.u i r t t nir ie ct oii ( cutlu'ted'I otn sci
,'" i .i :i t c l s that in ltici\ i t dt i'i r
- - Ircc y Ni t i e li.;cthtelcc- i t' , -
t i c- t' i I i i i [c t l" I lllia i e i'ni,l
Vi tn r,fh nlice wen' u:nly'
: "-- 'tl tii k('l h:w-k thell i wd\ t :111,1take
c:n f few inclti:tec. Of (omUS bui
4 t : '- b11n t!yc1\ lb ti'n l(ld. It is rt'
i it o' t good it ihoriti tiat ti.:cat1h lttts
t< '1 ticb itictness Iu11e' i i t c -ith 'itt., 11,1r
th i : t ndh\ tui uI , :1110 1ti lit i , " itNi
:It b,usin2ts i cn ar i anrius to l oIt'
Ga:l.t \\"'ek inadel( ptrniuiltil :toil linv Ireetly
iit I,Vd in y1a11 nd ert ll c es ' 1-12 for (thi.,s i
: o '- 1 i i I' 1 1t Tl i'ii.\'. .\
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I ' I:\,tri l ",i t(~~ litt' (1t) I'i i l'',1' lidin
ul, 1ttl( llt'tl, C<, t . , hei( (;:[t. (i' , '"i.
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, , n -i t t it t \\ t'li l '44 tl i i , l ' . l \i ' ll I
i cciity, t i otI c, Its tih- h''itp I
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1l t hl i ;e l;nto ni rnlt il t [i;!I1111ped
i' :il I til iit tl;', ii i liknci
ci I i n i s iis i n i t liciti . l it iwnkh
.:,a l ' t' t i!ii iti t r r :i (iy like
icew otirk ihle'e 00ti 'i in l ent111ri, iuti
1k tn.: l a t c i It c'a i rl ory n,ti f iltt1 ,i
ic -- ic tia r, ' iL .1)1 r (4 itn y,i m v r
i t w co pise mu' detn',' ing1 ~~~ hisinh in.
2,4 triu :unc' wtitc ret114 ire i' w it tie it "wel
ti i lt jilti 11 2 o l lbe st2 ' tljiC iii'' fr
I: < 444% 2t''ctiic' r (.0i4ned his po.iction:. :ani
42 i a .-ie'ig ncin'4t\ 4a eterl i w rac nkis''t til
in i:st- lleiniii Iu re i ib icci A.- an
I . c. c of the i,ilici hast brenit- e l '' ci No .
rI 1 If c ('apta i preuitin. The22 'Ilic
h it uc '-y.Is' i j n of c ic ltt Ii i:-2 141 de 'tcl
-ch, beide tir t <t%:ii%acions,~c it,,
.t'ct h- i l' ilnc'i wi- h ftouif.d \\4'lwn
I 14 ttt s'1, (44 i' wa' genendlyie:
n2 i n l-un, wo uhl!c siiis., S i:t
14a c'' i i on I tiin theitI in>w ct ing 11 chSief
thec 1412 i Charle.ou poie iforIe-:, ilcil'til
won every psiti i he 4 F414f htas i" mbed4
the id r I trom theccci rsil --by ric444tl ad
kit 'i i tc 2 2 n itis iot al- wt ayttV sI 'oi ese b4l cy
Ith .tverage) I ('tll eman cc'. ' ' foc nuver
G 2 lc\\' )ek, iiat.'i'th:itievetiic , was ideed i
gAlt of the tlaes. pl3nir skll of thel.
o, noiianoe. $It isc ti balancd thao-h
vtst'rni wdt ins)t asl l)ict. 0bi1e 112
Orgin. It )eolie,fri iet fmvo at m,omr
n(are, depot lo:une darys test itrwil
( inand frihtbt iging fr ot saism:tory.
th ie f or Ih-ides arfl sipy fite.
0 ft 1 in 'Oltllb olat bi a , 8.(.
MERY AS A MAitIlAW- iLL.
nSt iT ANI) FAlIIION AT A HOLi NA'S
CAPITAL.
A Jcene of rurpaeatng Ioreltten,u at ISe Seale
llouse Last N\ighlt--A Meribu'w 11 \ ildenguent
A i)azzilug oterih of Ileauty andel Manhtlood
+o)nt' of the ilablilmntnt of Ilcanuly.
(Coilubla Kceor', Novombor Ii)
'Ilier, friend! upon this lofty leivo sit down!
And view tito beauteous plrospect, spread ho.
low,"' andt1 (Inem
"lin:t tiou ovur gazeIl on i&t11:t11 more fatir
Iii Ettre or te Orioat?"
And SO we sat down hast evening on
the balcony that oncirch thn bell of the
11ouse of ltopresentatives and gawed with
wondering face on that ;air l-un and its
fairy graces--whero the ''youth and
pleasure" of South Carolina and hor niy
ter States had met ''to chaso the glowinig
hours with flying feet."
A MYSTIC 8IIOw I;l OF S'LENDoR
seemed to fall from ever" direction. The
Lail wa ''swept and garnished" brightly;
the tint; of the rainbl)ov blended ha~r1
uonioutsly upon the ample walls; eryttl
cl'iliolers ponted fro the eiul azoned
(oivare that archt(d aIJv't, scintillating
Itu11c; of golden light; r.d the very air
w,t inLt,iet wiLlh ruait graleo at,d
l)1Om)11. On t'' floor beueath vos
strctuhed a
1'.A'olA1A 01 J'iA. :ry AND 1AsI N,
wVh)ose scln over varied to .azzle the
eye of the 'Looker-on in Vienn'.''
''Fair as morn, when tih lrnoon is new"
;c.eled the lovely b,eings wsvho glided to
and fro, and tho tonrs of whose voices
fell sweet as the riugdovo's plain 1n.
MlUSlC WOveIN (Ot 11BiA'E' nIA(MioNIEiS
111led1 the air tiltif echo rose ind liore
t fe ,tlmuds divinely to a Close (of rnr
iy riou; 6V(-tlleees, 10o witching tens
(il' that they dlitggel tlte !ours wi it
bU'hnl: Of t'lumbll'roUl)lS''s
Th'L l,UdiCs, wvith r"ilver-sanda:il'd1 ftet,
1(1 et l in costllume(" oO Orit Liei (le
:1( t ha 1t lt drew the 11151,Ubto i'i i;hlaira
I ion ft em g.llant beaux; the chi vnlry of
th!, bttete, tlihhed with ;hi nimniool
and11 "spllld by) the beaut IOuls tCenti" U'
it liid Iril)uto to lovely pat.ners; tihu
musie ''sweet 1as the strains from -'i1
lt's iito''; the giay therong tlhat 1%Iihile(
along in the ecstasy of the (line. ; and
thu oSOkS of tucoitiiued j.)y i.hat glott1
from htappy faces, funned a sce'n' of
sech surpassing beauty tl'tt
Iii ).,1)1 fe o r o natu r ,t' 5 t ito i U aP
anld to ,lhi thai t ill- ?'iice tl ii is il':et suir
\We witwoke from our ''tirean of theiei
d Ivi'e (nly when1 th(t ti.;at',ehihame;
Wa t(5lr11Ow1( open1 andlt a
-i '.\IT 'Oi_s Iti'1' t
wa, di 0 ltd to 011 eliehitetti il
lho sIpLper forned one of the pri im
t(tt l'ues of the ot'.7as1In. It wast an1 elt'
ganlt feit (lcgantlyserve:, andt waz(s a lit
tiig iiito to the greatest ilocl triumll
ofi thlU ISta:on. TI'io hdcl enai'led u to
take
.t ;I:,,er' nI Il"t I' (nliinsat-M
of the ilit:', anld thought t.th e ''tL'oker
t' was (1iul'ly yiVttitied at thtsc rOr
g. 11^; toilets, i_'u mansaged to oh:.' I\" Jh t %Ceeiei vtily h ai
few. Thei, it were others egjinuliy beauti
i;l iunt as wthI1y Of L.::ocription, b)ut
! we .:'y " un s Jtbtaintab le. 11 ore are aill
t lie iuotu-book vothld hohl
Miss Agnes Ihee, of 1 Uliou, pase blue
iatiin, trimmned with iridtt:-'t'nt benaci.
1b1: I aclil 31e :iaster, of \Vii nnialboro,
pUle green sati i, \aleci(ielle10s iice.
Mi,), 1ila 'Talley, of Cohn)nbia, .hite
1t(,ali 1-ilk triulmed wvitht crystal boh)ysl.
white lnth silk with ornanelntion of
Ducthosee lree.
Mb1.is A..nnie Shiver, of Clumbd.ia, moire
Mht-.s Loll bilUOntoii of (i.ar lesit:dl.
whiite suirahi silk, ehtlborately trinae' d
wvit.hi mociro aintigo ribbion matlid lanthce.
Ab i asic ~uo aOg o1 (Columbia01,
buoniifui Nile greenl o.ttomanllf silk; daiVjO
rwi i Nile greenu and emU: 'aidere2- J. tulle
01 i un ien-lts, peai1rI.
ohi's flL1velines 11rdi1.2Ca1'.on
whit 5i;h costum101 :, with Cornainenz tain
31i-- Ih-bo Mallij.o Allenalh-e, e,N.
inatI in C ilki mulletI andif maa )ilk; u
(t0umn leaves;ii ovraients, diaond:.oA
Mris Chrsi Thomt. (If Couinibia;
eite otuma oflk NU ren albatro;h15111I-,
wioiho whie mbiermmis.
MliSs, Gh-e1ke pls of ( Ceeimleti, I.
'I 151 1m tarre Iih 11 'olt (ubnb, cor
coloeisu,leklaeeo
MissA ilhiolI WatiesW- of Colbia, cor
tui, odrap11 ikfi red with red roses
rs.h CharliesWih fClmi
Mr s. Endre Robrtvorn (f Coliumbia~
wite ottomne ilk,ju 1en trai1u;1 oraeli
.l Mis. Eta Co. 51(1 of (ColumblIia&, chrm
i E mumt I 00o vLitlfil ofit lirunswick,
Ar. wile caiu m11SiI organdilLa. ai.
Mhz I' 1ez Tahmy of Washm1111t1on,e
ML~ciss i 1uoKees of CIirestnlvililO
e hmere andI vethelt; libie s-e
MI is tirie Petougin of Conus,bb,
u. g (rn silen traiy ofl lown cor
Mris.I\1 Wili)auwe o C olumbibii cu
white ottgony stotilk., trimle.ihw
Altrs. Andarw rawfor of Columbia~t
Mirs. 1).i. l)SloanreJo of m iaham
black veltum, of whitilt otoianilk am:t I
.'olit Alae. l n yo 'i iit
N rl . Wtei le oes ofCilk. a Pu
Altz . titit il Dar b o Coumb bolackIju
Mrs. t luy hs hrlso, lc
'1ics Xiiin Presto o (f Col um:bia, blacks
lar and jet. (ozds0 uaut
handsomy I uit (tof suif cl,e t itCl.it
Mris. E. W.i lteibel of Columbhi, coviit
stumjo oflt tgre. toa,ra re
Mirs. J. C. Ell of Co>lumiat, b lack
vol vet and 'ilk. Vitl i k ;til
Mr-s. Rober lt).Ideibels of Colului,
whershmr adbre
M[rs. Clarko Arig of (Cohubi, Nil
green moire antique silk, Chantilly lace
overdress; pearls.
Miss Leize Courtenav of Charleston,
pink silk, with lace overdress.
Miss Nina Choatham of Edgefleld,
white surah satin, trimmed with lace. f
Miss Liza Cheatham of Edgefleld, rose
colored satin, trimmed with white lace. f
Miss Mario Butler of Edgefleld, pale
satin underdress, with overdress of 'l
Duchesse lace. f:
Mrs. J. P. Richardson of Columbia,
elegant black velvet, en train, trimmed a
with )aohesso lace; carbunoles.
Miss Sudie Motts of York, rose colored
moire antigue silk, trimmed with satin
ganu ze.
Ml iss Lula Wlliais of Columbia,
creu satin combined with bronze plush.
Miss Jeniie Gibbes of Columbia, ciel
bleu satin, en train, draped with blue
gauze.
Miss Annie Price of Columbia, canary f
burah silk, violet body, skirt trimmed in t
violets; pearls and topaz.
Miss Kate Taylor of Columbia, pink c
satin dress corsage trimmed with ostrich
phines; Rhine stones.
Miss .ennio Leo McC.nts of Colum- t
bit', white satin, with overdress of organ- 1
die.
Miss Agnes MoMastor of Columbia, t
p riinrot o satin, with striped tulle over- 1
dress, looped with lilacs.
\ iss iattie Gonzalos of Colleton, scar- ;
let satin, with silk illusion overskirt; low ]
ucek and short sleeves; diamonds,
Miss Ide Shannon of Camden, white
satin and a profusion of ostrich tips; t
pearls aud diamonds.
Mrs. F. N. Robbius of Boston, Mass.,
black Ch:utilly lace and black moire.
Miss Minnie Kinard of Columbia, ciel
bienl satin rlmadames, silver brocaded
ft )mt, tulle draperies of silver, embroid
(red tulle, caught by silver pendents;
tips atndl (limolds.
lrs. J. S. Coles of Columbia, black
si?k with jet.
sl\"bt' iuia Purcher of Charleston,
shnm silk; peLarls.
M ik tie Anderson of Stateburg, white
olin' tover pink silk.
.ht',. Mark lLeynolds of Columbia, white
Chmi -ia '-ik; range blossoms; pearls.
li.; Minni F'ewell of Rock liill, bl ee
ut n'l ilk, square train, pink satin front
ti ve(ii witl itulle: pearls and diamonds.
.li s Enna lRansom of Charleston, blue
sir i L ilk .11 Ii roses.
31is,s Vir ginia I'inckney of Charleston,
bl ii' s1tii; prlc I:.
\i -- K-te Sprowles of Greenville, corn
u!. itI silk ("tVered with lace.
.liss .luia IJrtlen of Charleston, white
- iuk tintnel with lace.
I irc Vii litner of Anderson, blue
IUn. lirIs.
1;!1,t E\V agner of Charleston, pink
ri, :hune. with roses.
J lis Emm (: -t(y of Camtden, helio
tropet silk trimmned with haue.
.\Is ' illie ('ulcy of Camden, cream
alb:.ri ss with roses.
1 (. .1 . Iredell of Columbin, black
silk ntl jet: liamnouds.
3ls l-arri(t. Einglish (f Columtbin, Nile
g;r '-n i:atin, tt immetd with moire antiquet
nbhan.
ie.- %- t; AbuVey of .Edgcfield, c(rn eOl-"
iied i-iik :tn(i prinrose plush combined;
d;i:tntt iil
A'ii bltr, Smn itlh of (olunbhI, white
int :ut(1 j+ wels.
Jli..s 3\ilh 1)th-by of Colnumbia, black
f iti :e l,"ct" - -:a striking costume,
.r. I. ('hives ttf Clatrleston, white
t imd111:11 w itll I)uchebse lace.
A l I elln ic I Price of Columbia, pearl
< uli 1 sat in. tu lie and red roses.
Alii ('ty Yo rua5 of Columbia, terra
(nt. I ltdu Va :tleuciennes lace; diamron1ds.
Ali SopieI ly the oif Greenvllle, white
Mlim IFanny Louise5( Withlerspoon (If D)ar
lington.11) mire antitjue lace Iront; cream
1111in; 11 Sts andS dliamondsI.
Alt1. Heron Earle oif Greenville, black
- iilk and( lit.
Mu .lar.gn-i)e Lownds (of Charlestonl,
LIn am ain nILOl whIite lace.
I1 TLaiiie Lowiudes of Chaurlestonl, pink
lIs \-rgaLret SmIythei of Chlarlest<ml
--'I'llu SIm.' the o)f Pelzer-I, 111ue suIrah
J lelen Mobley oif ,John toln, paile
Nath i Ialie l"elason, of Greenville,
x' luisteottuneSilL (If white ailbatr'oss 1
liii : .lhtrl, syIltIre neek; Ilowers, dlia -
Alm N (A GonIz:des, W iE Gonzales, 13
I. S-u',- r, Jo-sepht K Allston, Marionll
T 1ir, (Geo K Wright, C 11 Blutt, U M l
n) Ier,(I It G LUtey W B BonIham, .J Ml
- r I -n, Il-aridy JaickIson, Lewis Parker-,
'ic A.Ib II ibl)le, (len Geo I)
,hJ.2t1 n 1il I PaItiton, EdwaIrdI D)ick, Jr
'I
- n ' lH S-ioun11ns, Il P' Moore, Alex I
0'U m, ,lamels l'ric-e, S IDibble, ,Jr, B II[
Al , IP I Ml lln C J Iredlell, J I1 Bouk- t
Iii. l, J (3 '1icMas1ttr IJ. II Ea~lrie, C TI'
AiLnlI ry W\ W itay,) WV J McK(erall, GA L(
Iakr I ) (;11 il i, E WV Itobe(.rtson,l t
J'. Ail IAL-r W~ L SaunIIders, Alfred
A lieb, N :t G iAi C S Illopikinsi, Andrew
('a iod A It NavyerCl, J 1P Carson ,E B
li'h I I Mier, J1 It ltyls'ton, L Springs,
I A li L lhe, A C Springs, W B Stanley,
It II I l. l idget, A II Watson, W U
('ap: ii Gilespie, 1t Southigate-, l' Gary,
J 'e(b,wan, .J 1'McKie, S A Penlre ,
i C S.:-. W\ II Pearce, .1 A P'eterkinl, ,.
1 EzIi,( W Ni'loick, J1 II \Vallker, A (G
arnIk It lIi - II lrert Itouint ree, Al virI
\ oiiummiI. Dei I' L Pairker, Al It Itavenlel
W AlMetts, TI N Nixon, .J T Bacon, L 1F
Menl,i,I . Da',dhsion, t ni Graham, S 11 Mose
Iy ', I roner-, J1 T ltirron, WV J Mllain,
i Ii i tlL, I! S ID)sportes, WV It Muller, ,.
I Dt luson Jr, It ( Wrighlt, T1 S3 Brattonl
liion I ( she('prLlrd T S Btrattonl, W Z
..1er J, AX Waniaw, C' II Suber, .J T '
\A\ W iunwitt. W A Di-k, lI L~ Abney, 1'
lb eko. A N Tunneyil , J1 Ml Sott, J It
I) i mom, Ji I M \ln di-, A Iredell, C (
Whunler, V I Aln D111Ir Kendall, Jr, (of
N (,A T Ml (ants, L II Lee, Wille JOIles,
I I I taln . S II Alaikley, Ml A Markley
(CI 1111arnelI, Jr, C It Miles, F II Wes
ton,1 AX S Itemner. T' S Burdell, WV F B3rit.
tain, .; Al loyd, 1~ It Brooks, I. lilamton,
WX AlI layni-swor-th, J Ml D)onovant, W I
Hoheriton Dr N E Tealgue, J1 P' ThIomas,e
Jr I LL. ('zAi, W t M llmer, J1 C ltivers, a
1' 1(1 <N ii, .1 (1 Evans, A WV Smlith, .111
AMhlu:l 1 ' I eatlltie, A TI Wood'hvard, P
I (Ih/I. (C J Sh:annoin, ,J (anitey, Jr, T1 J1
lurneil II ICa'pers, J1 Tom'Iklns, WV W -
141 . II IB MIcaster,- J () WestiUel, I)
II Cra fool, (I M (hidsden, I IIayne, .Jr,
IPI l Gaid,dIn. WV K Colling, (I W Ihell
WV IL n'l.--rll, WX II Westrmireland, Tf T
\l. -.XW C AI(-(owan,. C I, Northrop, IE
2 lInmberI. W\ A ('ourtenlay, J1 1 WIse, t
WV Wt A damns. II C Ilayneswvorth, S (A r
>'tlniy. 1)r 1- 1) Kembual, i F"ilzsimmrons, C
II I ewoIl, J1 T S3loan, .Jr, S II SaunIde-, d.
I -Kibels, C B Nehnso, Ml L. Ionham, .Jr. I
Ji J lIemnph ill, J1 5 P'rie, WV C Itobertson,i
A W IParlker, I- WV uIlIer. WV 11 Gilbbe, a
Jr1. E~ Ml Ncker. IDr Miel, - WI IV11ughes, r
I I" lrst. W X C Fisher, It Al Davii, . tI
Mb:ean. Col. J1. P'. Thomals.
Si k 14 an uhiliu lIi:adaILche, anIlhl I' (Ie
g InlIS, 'i5 (:ent s a vIal. NO cheapi b)oxs A
ti allow wtaste of VhI tun-s. By drulggists5.
fill hoit liloringr loVe .L
H?N?RAL NIWN NOTEW.
ea of Interest Qatherad from Various
Quarters.
There were three now cases of yellow
ver and one death in Tampa yceterday.
O'Brien has been tndved to the prison in
riary, by order of his physician.
The Labor party was routed In Chicago.
'ho leaders acknowledge an outright de
sat.
The latest news from the State elections 1
ocs not alter the results as already pub
shed.
It now turns out that the Anarchist (leo.
:ngel attempted suicide, by taking lauda
mn, on last Saturday night.
Great precautions are being taken to pre
'ent any demonstrations in Chicago in aid
f the Anarchists.
Gen F C. Latrobe was formally inau
urated Mayor of Baltitmore 3esterday for
lie fifth time.
Between 400 a nl 500 warrants for arrest
tf illegal voters in New York city today
vere in the hands of oflicers last night.
The lIon.''Joseph Chamberlain, head of
he British Fish Commissioners, arrived in
Vew York yeaterday.
Dr. Schliomann has made a will giving
all his archicological collections to the er
in Ethnological Museum.
Two companies of the Sixth United
itates infantry, under command of Major
byster, are now stationed at Chicago.
Ground was broken yesterday on thn
K(noxville and Southern l:aiiroad, whiclh is
o run from Knoxville to Atlanta.
The F'fth National Bank of St. Louis
losed i'. doors yesterday. It had a caipital
of $325,000 and (entried also $1,130,000
:leposits.
The ofllces of the hat, Comnmcria and
Lhe Western Union at (lattanooga wer
Iamaged by fire yesterday, and narrowly
3scape(l destruction.
The Chicago hoodlers have been sen
tenced each to two years' itprs'.nimeint.
but. have beeni allowed two days to 1le a
bill of exceptions.
The Comptroller of the Currency has
futhorizel the First National Bank of
Durham, N. C., to begin business, wit i a
mapital of $100,000.
Parsons has written a letter to (lovernor
Oglesby, in which he endeavors to gain
favor for himself by recapitulating his
ourse as a Louisiana carpet-bagger.
''he Ilev. John Tates I)owninag has 1been
called to the rectorate of Christ Church.
L reenville, made vacant by Ile resignation
of the Rev. Ellison Capers.
John Jamber, wlo was convicted on S,at
urday qf attempting to kill Ex Mayor Secor
of Racine, Wis., with a dynamite homI',
it tempted suicile yesterday by tak ilg i oa
pline.
Eighteen young army otlleers at St l'e
fersburg have been sentenced to various
terms of exile in Siberia on charges of coln
nection with a revolutionary plot against
the Government.
Dr. Wm. Selden, an old aml protmient
physician of Norfolk, Va., and the wealthi
est capitalist of that section, died stdeinly
yesterday morning.
The Comptroller of the Curreac3 has au
thorized the Simonds National Batnk of
Sumter, S. C., to begin business with a
capital of $50,000.
Advices from Dubucluc, Iowa, dirtcdi
November 6, says: Last night sevemi
furt her attempts were mlde to start tires in
iillerent parts of the city. and the anxiety
of property-holders naturally increases.
A personal encounter took plaace in B-h
1ond, Va., yesterlay between (ongrles
nman George D. Wise and Wn. II. Mullen,
!ditor of tile .abor Ieald. Both were
irrested and bailed.
At the election in OJswego, N. Y., Tize
lIay Ida1 M. Griffn was elect< d School (o
missioner in the Third District, carry ing
every town in a strictly Republican (district.
At the Congress of the Woman's Suif
frage Association, which is being held at
Manchester, England, it was resol ve< l t
reintroduce the woman's franchise bill at
the coming sessioni of Parliameilt.
Prof. Bergemann will perform t he oper.
mon oni thle throat of the Crown Prince, it
dhe physicians decide that such a step is
accessary. The Crown Prince has been
orbidden to talk.
Jlohn a:Dilloa, speaking at a meet in of
he N ational League, atti ibuitedl lialtf<n '.
nersecution of O'B3rien to revenge for the
>itter wvords the latter hlad uised iln attack
ng the policy of the Government.
O)n I hi. Western North Car'oli naIaitrmid
he Swannnanoa tunneld, tihe lonlgest en itla.I
'oad, has cavedl In andi llocked travel in
he directioni of Asheville. Ti'rains leas e
>y way of Spartanburg for Sailisbuiry.
President Cleveland hats issued( ai pr1
lamation annoneing thbe ratifient ion ot
lie treaty heretofore puablished bet ween t lhe
jnitedl States and the ,Sandwichi Islands
md setting forth its terms.
There is a diecidled change of sentimaet
owardis the Anarchists sinice the finin;l orI
hie bIombs in Lingg's celi. Governior
)glesby has reei-vedl some thireateninlg l-: '
ers, but hie (does not regaird themi seriouslyx.
(Governor Gordon has decided aigatinst tile
eorgia penitentiary companies, and1 hais
inedl themi $2,500 each for enrut lI v. Their
-harters are to be forfeited if fineivs are inot
A negro boy only i1 year~ (If age. rame.l
Jharles Loeksl -y, Wits triedl in -\ugus1:ta
resterdlay atnd - >nvicted of the mullrder of!
young whiitt man named Mlil(o IiThln..
1l'he murdler occurred about two monilths
igo.
In t he fight between the negro mob)1 arl
lie sheriff's poIsse in Paittersonivillc, LJ
our negroes were killed and1( one wvas b ad Ily
toundn(ed. All those killed were notorniouls
y bad1( characters. No further troubile is
ow feared.
D r. Mackenzie telegraphs from San i
temo as follows regairding thme coniditieon
>f the German Crown Prnee: There ltas
teen a recurrence of growlth lower do(wni
n the thbroat. I aim Iisinzg an uinfavorabh-l
mtlletin tonight.
Fire at Reidsville, N. C., dtest royed lihe
arge' tobacco factory tof 11. Sampilson &t
~o. , together with a large stock of tobaccon( .
~oss Onl stock $60,000, oni bihilling and1( ma
hilnery $30,000. It is said to lbe coIv(t roi
>y insurance.
The' New York polst otlice is overtlo w in
vith campaj)rign dlocumlen 5. F'rom i'ridaiy
100on to yesterdlay nooin I 700,000) newspa-.
>cir prints were handled, 25,000t letters anti
Irculars and 2,230 sacks of snmmll mam er,
11 on political subhjects.
A loaded dy namnite bombiil hits been01 found1:
n West Viin Bureni street, Chicago, lilt
air from ai polling place where voltin g wia.
a progress. The bomb11 was made outi omi.f
irge gas ipe, and)1 was eight inaches 1ong.
he (1n(1 were closedl with Ii rona tp
(rewedl firmly (In. Thie fuse was5 aitta 'hedI
tthe c:ent re oIf the bomib.
In the United Staites Suplremue ('ourt1 vis
ordaiy, Attorney GeneraIil (Vabmd pre(sl i?:Ill
esoltionilms ad(ott b11y the Isar Asetiath.n i
n the death of ,Jumst ice Woods and (1
ressed time 'tumrt, highly euilogizinig tihle
ie .Justice. Memiorial reso)lutio w: ret
wen rca(i Uie Chief Juti ce prnouncedlit(
eulogy on is deceased Ossociate and1( the
asohitions and the li renmarks 'If the lhi
rne;' genermal were ordered to1 le ent( rd
n the reco,rds of thme Cloumr t.
* * * )elicatIe mdiseiset, ei;bitIl
idicailly- Iuredi. Sendl 10 cent" lit st :11n
lediical A ssoiiat ion, liiutfalo, N. V.
Rubbeler oIvershioes are to1 Cl .5sti me ills
tar than last. It is dlevouitly to lIe hopedu ml
mat the mavernge many will be u..he,o. I
The Cotton Crop,
WAsmrLNirro, Novetnber 10.-The No
'ember report of the Department of Agri.
Iculture shows that the picking of cotton
las progreoed rapidly and the harveat is
lready closed, except in soils which have
esisted the adverse Inlluencesof the season.
the October condition Indicated a yield
>er acre three or four per cent. less than
ast year, with nearly one per cent. increase
if area. -Returns of yield in fractions of a
mie' are less than 1a4 yesr, in about the
ome ratio, while the oig,kinal returns of 1
ieId per acre iu hoinp ti are nearly the
aine as those of ,Itst Noveiher. .The re
u It in fractions of a bale indiente a crop of
bont 6,1300,(0 h-iles on an acreage of
hout 18.640,000, or :3,8L0 of a hale per
icre. The Iit:" by tat s is as follow :
Virginji, :12-lU0: Otih ('arolina, .3 -10l:
l'lorida, 26-I (a; 3NSissipp)i. :16 200: Texas,i
11 100; TeInnssee, ;t1-100; North (aroliini.
3i-l00; ( enrein. 90-50t0: Alabamtn. 28-$" 0):
Louisiit, " ;:i ; \rk,inszs, :l 100. I
A ei ovii jwtel-i'he itllnl) of coisist
ency+.I
I lowV (i I d e i(11 h (x pC(ted to show
Sc1Iself- ssi0)n whe(n she. is b)eing g.iVenI
;way.
A w11)lO idyn '' limnt lf s1 much1(1 satis
flcItilon in the S('r1111 0 she (Io'4 iin U hred:
sp) 1t In tle lbak 'f I lie w'omtin's dtess in
fronItt 01f h('r.
lii tits (nlivlhtcn ei n.' Ir t ' gr(atness
cent ei.ars a lay, anit htv ing a -i gnat)) (
tha:t nObordy c:in remtd.
"1lov didt y1u 1b ii life?'' the ycuong
min lskeid th e ) rett. ncil. "I didn't heliu
it.'' :Inthlully replilI the gieat mai. "it
w:! hcre W'1n 1 git her."
"1)i you get on I tt banana p,'el on tlie
staire?"' asked one (,li (e hoy of atnother.
" it'plied the other, Wit Ia n ('NJxressiun
of F'eeling, "I1 tumlehd."
(tild Mrs"- lloh';)m---J, n1, I'mi at'raid of
ttit. electrii liglht in front ofi the u house
(ill ri. 1t,b1I,.--'h'ere's no (langer, Ssi
nthltby; the vi1e is insulted.
'l'Tc higliest anlitoi of soie peopl'
teems to b(' to ntke IlhenselVes disagretlIe,
as for instance, the man who asks yout what
time It. is when he knows you have your
watch pane.1iC(l.
Paper is now utilizred in the, manunfacture
of colln, the new materiml hieing stained
tulI rl iIied to iesembhle iosewood. 'he
C0111ins Ire I'Very ltudSOme, anid Compara-i
tively' inex:u'ns.ie.
(ent (0 sitex't jlorter)--' 'Are you en
g:Ige(l ' No, siir; what, is it please?'' 'I'
want yo;. t entry im trInk to the station."
"Very sorry, lit I'm a speciltlist on love
letter, :and iosegiys.
At sljoUrner)('lat one (If thie yumnlin' re.sor'ts
who wa is nrousel at In uin(earthlly hour
every morning by the hieIL)us) ctowin' of
the " (ks ctmplained hittcrly of the fowl
air l'I the pht'e.
Wh len a gill tells a young man that. he is
'In 1imiptidett, 51:t 1 tIhin_, :nI just toi
honridi fIr ny use,' lie otl;1lh to I-:el de
presse"d, I's t hie gnecrally doe sn't. Gen
erally he feels repressed.
~"Yoti belie(V)' in goo natur111(1', d1on't yo'O?
"Yes, I an of the 1pini,on that it is the
stunshinc of life.'' 'Will, then. von v:ill
hend me1 IlV1 )l-)br. , I :no sure."' "'No; 1
u(eVer p)ra('tta What l prt:(-h."
"1 '.t :;n ' c(hange.; lre C)'')d 0i1- 1l1 ,
the( j>hi i n ') r",' s:ld thn' wvile :(5 shet
roeIt night lto tiill hr busietnll's pllcl;)t4.
"lve had ait ' (i, l In n I'm1 going thr1'oug!h
these l,uc'iets for n little thngc."
r:p of ltdia sh:lwls t- ill l' mOngI'lC
!. 11) i : ' :t,It !lI ' ' ' lusivtel y f islti -
b '' I i1( th 11)m i;, ,'i:,t(r. 'T hIey a
itl lii i w tiih 3a i ' lish's th i t c st 'ev
Cral d' ll.us ai e:ud
At *'uj' n. Te . 'l'Tuesdaty, lit'
A TJONGU.E IN KNOTS.
I conAi trint maaria in the mvaunps of
Loi *u whl worikinig for- the tole
graphl comiitny, anti nsed every kind of
mifc(ine I cmbi Oi ur of w.ithouit relief.
I iat ,-t IuCeeded in brieakjig the fe'ver,
but1 it co t meIi over $:100.0)0, and then my
a.st .u was lit-A:-atal' and oturatted with
leat I ft:l dIy euie bers m in lO iutl
-o filled with si rest that I ce uh I searclely
ct,a liig tong; e ntw anid i letd wih
lit te kuioh.. \tir ius riies were reC *
tiorbf:t1 to without ( Ilred. I bonight two
bottlee of II. B. Ri ol it ha a curetd and
stre'nigthitnid me1. All soimi of m
ly cJLiar of iuts anud s9irene;-, anid I feel
,biC!SOi, ITii., Aprdtl0 1 ~i;.
ST'vIFF' JOINTS.
A MioST RIEMAI;KAiL i 'ASM 0' a.-1oyl1
AND R(il-XMA'T'l-.
I hmve, a little ho;y tw:lv V y 3ears o*ld
whioe: kneeis have.t been dr-awn abaiutt
:lotubled anid his; jo)int:: ar' el.r-eliy- stt: I
tad he las been in this cnid iti<.n thlree'
years, unabtle to) walkI. D)uruig Ihat. time0
Liirthem eial board o,f I' indon county ex
mne himi an tld pr'ono.unuced the disease
scrofiuhi an p'iuteie, but not benefit
Lver' lem-i . 1 1 hon lt'wd a ni ich ad
v,critiseid ) prtiparationt withiout benefit.
Ihruee weeksl ago hie beeCuoLI p)orfectly'
he1lpless and suiIieired dretiadftilly.
A filend whol'. had uised 11. I. 11. ad
vised its usi. I1 ht x:' uis"ed one bottle
tad till pain liau consed4 and lie can now
w~alk. Thiis has bieen a most wonderful
tctioin, as lio' complaint had ballied
t'very thin~g. I shtall conitinuel to use it onl
him-. . Ils. EMA' Gamtirr'pus.
\vBku Ct ITY, AIIIK., IlA oD.
Ilqiing testedl I. 8. II. aind found it to
in al.l thtd t i'laimed'i fotr it, I commelind
t to) an and iii every one sirerir fe
bloot jioison. It hit td.mo we'i motrte
goodI (or It'.'s money andi in a shoi'hr
pace of timo than anyi blood( puriller I
vert' iuta((. I owe the (com1fort of my
itt) to its uste, for 1 have b een~ troileld
vith a seve-r( forlIl of blood Un8ii for' 5
r 3> ears~ and foud no releif u natl o.
hat given by the use of II. It 13
XV hb City, A rk., Ayt :;, t' ;
Al whio i!t-l rl itn i ottnmtn a'iuii It
aus Hi t i it ori | ii xi t'OllM. c ottitl
erotulus sw llilg ii I
eeurlitbyr:nn,.nira ,xnnlop , ir
ratd n"k f wnr iIred wnduh he no e
g'T'irriu' a H OWiiCASES
Ask or-llstit Ins ief intI r
lillTE CRRACI
11
IE AL
CUR S ALL HUMOR$,
ro a oomnon Ulotela, or Erujption.
(1 tho worst Scrofula. Salt"rlioumI,
,c Foer a soros," Sealy or Rougl.
+ktn, iit short, all diseases caused by bao
>lood aro conquered by this powerful purl
vn d invigornthi ndiclno. G
tIathug Uucnr ri ly h luder its be
lign inluenco. Especial y has it mtauifeste1
is potancyli1 cur ing 'Tetter, Rose Rfash,
iloli, Carbu aclles, Sore Eyes, Scroi
ulous Sores and SwIelliugs Hip
|oliat D)isease, Whlto swellis
lttre, or Thick Nock, and Enlargetd
[ilan.dN. Send tn cents in sittnpas for a
argu treatise with colored ilates, on Skit
L)iboases, or tho sane amount for a treatise
,,u Scrofulous Affections.
"T'tlE BULOOI) IS TilE LiFE
1'horoughly cleanse it. by ising Dr. Pierceb
t 1)1(lt Moidi('a1l Discovery, and good
tiie;Tstion, a fair skini, butoyatt spir.
Its, ail vital strength, will be established.
CONSUMPTION,
w}iieh is Scrotula of the Lungs, is ar
r,uited and cured by this remedy. if taken be
f'ro the last atages of the disease are reached.
F romn its narvelusii power over this terribly
lal:11 disease, wlen 11t otffritg this n1ow
cr:lbrat(l retnedy to the )iblic, Dr. PIECt
thoU_ht s,'rhiusly (of CO11mg it his "Conv
1)tp1t01n Ontre,"butt ahamndoned1 that
111tnn 0s too imeilr(CI for a nxeicine which,
fron its wonderfi i cm11ination of tonie, or
strenfgthnling, (i rat i' 0. (r Iblood-cleansing,
fill i-ilious, p et orul, : unt 1ttt it Ite Poper
ti4., is unc(Itah CI, ntu t l :0; at rremedy for
convlmpton1(n, but for all (lruio Dis
0itson of the
Liver, B!od, and Lungs.
UIf ysu feel (11111, ('owSy, d bilitated, have
sallow color of akin, or yellowish-brown spots
On faico or body, frtirgrnt hradache or dIzzi-.
n('., 1111 taste in tonltb. ittcrnttl heat or
ehls, iltern:at iug wIth hot ttushes, low spirits
ani g kuloy Iorb1todlingS, irregulatr appetitc,
tld (at((1 to lgt'. you tir' tlfe1'ing from
X diCeMt;Ott, I)vspeNlt, and Torpid
Liver, or ?Uli3tounatesii. In many
eUSS only part of te se sym'lptole are expc
1i('c1tI. Alt I ' d'lly fo' nil 6uci as'P,
1&'. lerce rs t.oldetn Medical Di..
cov('y is lllP'nI)rpssel.
For Wa'kt Langs, Spitting of
ft1ootl, Short itess of BEreath, lllrott.
clitiv, Astiat, Svere Coughs, and
l,in'red atTe1t1ions, it is an efficient renedy.
or,) nuv I)nuoots'rs at $1.00, or S X
IIO"T'LE!i for $5.
5''sul tell cents ini 1tamnJ)s for Dr. Pierce's
hook ol l'on lsilption. A dd'('5s,
W'orld'% Dispoasary liedical Asso.
eiation, 6143 Maht t reet, ur'FFA1 .o, N. Y.
$500 REWARD
f s otTered by the propi)'otors
of i. :4age's Catarr litemnedy
f or a case of catnrrh which
' they cannltlOt, enre"c. It you
have a dislharge from tho
n'10, offrnsiVe 01' otherwisc, paltial loss of
51u1l1 taste, or h(earing, weak eyes, dull pain
or presSUr in hriad, svou have Catarrh. Thou
sandls )1 e('s termal teC in consumption.
Dr. Sage's a ('CAlnn lt3lF.nY c11rc tho worst
ease's of Ctntnrrl, "Cold in the IlEoad,n
amd Catarrihal Aicadache. ti0 cents.
PI'l VATiE BOARDING.
ON THE FIRST OF OCTOBER, the
undersigned opened a
F'IRST ('LASS 1)AlING 0IIOUSE
in Charlest-n, for the accommodation of
both TrtaiL an(1 Permanent Boarders.
'Tbc lhtilding, located on the northeast
corner of WVeutwotth and Globo streets,
is couv'nit: itly i atr the busyiuoas portion
(if King atr.a t, yet fr e from the noise
of the t.horoutlghl'arta. it is within easy
each firom the \cled my of Munic and
froi Churehes of all the diliroant de
It )nination:O.
The lint:;e h;a ti tlioroughly re
ptaireld, andi iltited u}) in g''od sty lo with
now furniture an3d] tixures.
Term r rasonale.
For' further3 ill formalt ion aldd rue
Muls. E. E. HASELL,
or :41s*1. S. EDWARDS,
tf Charleston, S. C.
C H IA RIA )TFTE
SE'SSItN BLWGINS SE1I'T. 7, 1887.
IN in tin- (outh h11.1 bla advanact supe1
ment --Colbdah- Ar ID Mul 1ltel4. Only
Ii: hlb'lin' lcie wNith! tl:J, wa1rmedC
withI th b - 4143ong- :0n furnaces, hlas
10t ami (coh l ater(1 aths, a3( in irst-class
*'verly r(e p 'nt -310 Ich! ina j0Ihet Sout.h has
lIeduc ( :1'101 I. w or101' 1(0011 from thle S'imla
Charlotte, N. C.
Pi E{ E IN STIT UTE.,
* 11: 1. .,lon (1( co rnenes 4on the( flrst
we ni 1.la1y 1in Septembaier (6th (day3), andu ends1
ti lilO W(<1nes4day in .14111, Ips.,
Lv&: y depai linentI of 11nstru'cltion fille 20, y
expmen111c10d Mil ne40omp1lished0( t OIlhers
3.-11.i11 11g1th lar gest. and1( 1t1ost thioouglIy
:qull,3101d in hin't,ito. leaoe 1b ly steam amI
truly0 (--3 il;ntedl by 4I letielty.
-1 ('c iu r t wo 1 Io r more1' from same
Forl 4 Irc'ula3r' and11 C.atllogue,
RIov. 1R. BURlWELL & SON
Jily .v'3n IIALEuIGJH,N..
PITTIM IARtMINATI YE'
FORl iNFANT8 AND)
T1'ET IIiING CIL DRE N.
An insitant relief for colic of infants.
Uures D)ysen tery, Diarrhooa, Cholera
[nfautum1 0or aniy diseases of the stomach
itdi b.owels'. Makes the critical period
i Ihe ting :'af(' 11nd eas5y. Is a safe and
pIllent t<one. Fori tsale by atll(druggista,
u114 11 awholeale by HowvAno, Wm,ir
auf( \ 11,1 Ga.
C~~fND
ifESEE]S THE
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IHAR~NLESS.A ii)SHOUL.DBE U/SED A
FEWV MONT.1SJJVEroRE CONF/NEMENT.
I 3END) FOR /3OOK TO MOTHE RS.
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