The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, June 05, 1890, Image 4
it 'MA J+N IlN(a. -
HE SERMON IN THE TAB=RNACLE
PULPIT OF BROOKLYN.
)1'. 'i'aliag I'acius Upon Ih Ilangiang
.r Ilaa:i, aad I)r4%wI 'I'hertfrt mn Mi% nsy
In the Brooklyn Aademuu'y of Mu
fi(e Sun(day m11orn ing, Dr. Talm age
)r'eachled froni the text, "So they
hanuigetl Haman on the gallovs that
h1 epa1ItrOd for Mordeeai" EHther
7:10. Following is thetermlon:
I [eve is an OIiental eourti"r, about
iht n5iost Oli'nsive 11i1a in lIelew
Ii istoly, Ilauait Iby name110. I [e plot
'd for the dest ruet,iont of the Israte
litisli nation, and11( 1 wontder not that
in 5onu' of the Hcbrow Hynagogues
t o this day vhein ILamaun's 11ain1 iH
ienlltonE, the congregattionl (lench)
their lists. and slain)) their feet and
(".v, "hot hiS iamiie be blotted out!"
1t:4n1an waS pr1 i)m inintister in the
ila'ii eit court of .e.''sia. Thlor
ouibly aP)r( eitlive of tll( honr coin
;e(red, he expet teverybd(ly that he
pasises to be o)seqOui)Us. Coiig iii
t)ne( lay lit I te gate of th' palace, the
er'vanit drup tir,it he1dls in1 hotnor of
hi: oilie; but1 1). 1 H'1''w, nad(1 lor
de'(.t.ii "a5 5ulOOm the( 11mssinlg d1irni
lly witi'Hut eIdlilg his h1(a r41'
taling tfhlli:, htl. I.1' Vas a: good
110111, a.11d Would ntit, have )een1 iegli
(lt of the ordlinlry coutrtesies of
life, but lie i'eli no respc L either for
IuIIIaII or lte Iation from whichl lie
hd (0111. 3,it lie could not be
hIr'iticl; a1 whlil othlersiua oe
orintl :;hinlil, geteis clear d(own
b)t'lfore' I i)s [reit' oiiitrl' WIhn hie
1aLSSIted, MO rd('e:U, 1il Iebrew, 1(rlax
c'd no.t, a n1Iy(el(' of his neck, alnd
('1e IL is (i l(' r t I I. .0(e1)10 of
thalt aLl'ron1t, Ihutat gets at de(cree
lrin out sIuer('usi, idastatrey ki'g,
)1' ih II( uIi:SSnere of all t.h0 Israelit"s,
an1 lt, Of COU.la', will in'cld s or
de(('ni.
'To mal:ko along tory1;sHort,thlroughl
1!('('n E'sthe(r this wvhole Plot wats
r('v('aled to hter husban:tid, Ahasu51erust.
One night. Ahutu('ruls, who w'aS atlect
c(d withl inson1u11in, in hlis s40(le(5es
hoii's calls for his ,;err'et ary to read to
uiin a few Pass:ag,s of Pe'siaii Iistory,
:tII(I so while away the iight. Ii
tle 1)00k i'4u(l that night to the king
:11 au'couIlit was given of a1 cOlspH)iracy
froi which i Ior'(leeni the I('l)rew
;ad saved the king's life, an1d for
whIic11 kin11dness n lrtee-i hi:0l never
r'eceivedl a!ny rw('rar(l. 1:untan, who
h:al b)'1! lixinlg Ip a nice gallows to
hilg Morleeni on, wa"s walking out
'iteI' the door of th11' kin's' sloepin)g
su"artlut'I.i and vai called in. The
Liin5 told hin lthat lie had just had
re:til to himu th' tccotlit of some one
wh0' leI 'O'avtd ins (the King's) life,
oil ba aske( wlul r('wIrl ought to
Ib ' iv'n to such a one. T.h'Ie self-eon.
Hanl'tnI[11n1, :4u1)Josint that hie
i Ui( 'Is t) get ie honior, I:'i(l not
ia:;inl for a in1onieit that. th' do
l 'ofi t'1h' king's life was MoSrde(eni,
s:a\s: "\\ hy, yOur 1iuaj'sty ought to
nttt a irit!ln) for hii. 0'1nd1. put a
'1r .4n on4 him. :and set himi oni a
sIl'4jd ho>rse, high steppjiig and
nil hh>odi4(4 14d. :iu11 ihein hltae onie of
your princ(s lei 1lie hlorse through
the steets, eryinig 'Bow~ the knee,
nieri4 conn'is a man11 whom has saved the
h,ni's hlife'". hTln said Ahausueruus
in1 se'yeret 10ones to .tHamLan: "1 know
ofl~ :uit your scouindrelisin. Now
yV 4! o5 oilt am( nuit1k(' at triumph[4 for
.14li'a'i, t h liebr el'w, wh'lom youi
I.i :. I'ut thle best sadidl Oin 'the
buiemt hiors4, :iud 1 ou,I the pinciie, hold
hesi iiroup while ?3Ionteeni '.et.s on,
xuil Ihten 1: ha.;isi' hiorse lhrlouigh tht
St i' t. Make' hast'e'
Whitt a sirt avle'! A comeiiidy riut
Iv.it a on nit th141le sameli( tiimie.
nIe ic '. g lor'd'ini, whlo had
4 n desp ised no ia w starried and0 robed
ir1l 1 .ot. ilolljin the p)rulning,
i i iinpiug statllioni. MUorde
.2 b is neck at laist, but it is to
b a i degnaluIhIl)ipriie
n \ fji. benieathi hint. Lnz-za
o \!a for i1[iHunan! tt
. :Aul . h ii v. ith enre.:
.1 hunI ha, erected111 it for' Mor
b44 u ) 0 l I bly whose struis eino
a)1411 liro s:n. Sii5''('er' ton ni.
Is iu'1151 tlhe 4 saiiai w ing,sd
"fa li, iii. ui's ui n,o wandii iarinn
iheI i.itbanoii lor 1 "So first y L: eui d to
\\huou on414 the alhisigit thehad
A1 4)lthou( 1(1 o~ nulnl uo:is hav.Iei'iais
114444 bol fil 4iiiiher huiwered' toil his
ofalo aa' dthe oflHiter we ntv
9(lntwdliviegliissn lofi thein andle
:14strucion An'd, foiste welcinetro
thiiratiical4 siiuggetit .(ine, ieniH .
i.iihe:ih i wrini, thne very)l1' 'insig 1
IW i h w li'.x ot rioght (thatlo a
felr''eate fit-ilstr ad 'mired1 and
would t ) llt'),been so nettle nat har
I a1( byS(1 uf anytin t. ivial?g oi What 1
iniirt coldI't(siiIIlg u the traiiniayhv
<inlyiii, andtl iiahteest anl, bayet us
'41'If a li'nce of 11( ficmtanesf ann make ti
a nintig41 conten t nd happy,k)f fuely 'i
and hapy. No; i te ordecai0's grefulosa t
ofi 1 bo~ in~s ithe C4l4i4tri from11h i
oh4-ii, and11 ri44hness fromih, te )u'ple. li
liin fltt in o vlIiult'ty 4)uid4 revene itiewasii
i44n1os'ible for44 '1 11 him t o - hap.The uti l
stilenciLe. I M ordeeni4a thateuo~ ws y
yotur lifo you will find that the mlost.
of the vexatious tld disturbances of
1)irit wich you felt. were piro(ucod
by c1Uiustlnces that were not.
worthy of notice. If you wait to Ibe
lappy you niust not care for trifles.
I)o iot be too initte ini your iniwC
tion of the tretatment you receive
from others. Who cares whether
Iordecai b)ows when you pass, or
staudH erect an.d stifl' as cedar ? That
woodmanit would not make much
clearuig in the forest, who should
stop to bind up every little bruise
aulid scratch he received in the thick
et; nor will that man accomplish
mucl for the world or the church,
who is too watchful an(1 appreciative
of petty aitnoyaunces. There arepul
titudes of people in the world, con
staitly harrowed1 beca,uso they puss
their lives not in s earehing out those
things wiuch are attractive and de
Herving, but iii spying out with all
their powers of vision to see whethier
they cannot find a Mordecai.
Again, I learn from the life of the
mnan nun'.ler our noticc that worldly
vanity and sin ta very anxious to
have piety bow before them. Ha
m1an was a fair emblem of entire world
iiness, and ilordecai the repreHonta
live of mu flinching godliness. Such
We'e the Usages of society in iiicient
tunltrs lihat, htad.thist Israelite b>owed
to the plrintP minister, it would have
1)een aln alcknowledgnlt of respect
for his character and itation. Mor.
deeai would, therefore, have sinned
agttinst his religion had he mado any
obeisauce or (iropped his chii half au
imiih before Hamlttian. Wle, there.
fore, t)roud 11111Haa attemll)ted to
collpel ai hlomage which wts 1no
tell, Ie only did vhat the world ever
since has tried to do, when it would
force our holy religion i aty Way
to yield to its dictates. Daniel,
if he had been a mnti of religious
comlprom tiscs, would never have beenl
thlrowin into the dii of lions. He
might have made som1 a'ran1gemnent
with King )arius whereby he could
have retained part of his forni of re
ligion without makig himself so
c"ompletely obnoxious to the idolaters.
Paul might have retatiied the favor of
lis rulers and escape(d martyrdom if
he lad only been willing to mix tup
his Christian faitl with a few errors.
His unbending Christian character
was taken as an iniult.
.Fagot and ick and halter in all
ages have been only the diflerent
ways in wich the world has deman
ded obc'isaico. It was ontce, uVtJ Up
oil the top of the temple, tlat Satan
connnlitlded the Holy One of Naza
reth to kneel before him. But it is
Iot ioiv so mlitichi onl the top of
('hurches as down in the aisle and the
pew aid the pulpit that Sattantempts
the espousers of the Christian faith to
kneel before himi . Vhy was it that
the Platonic )liilosO)hers of early
tines, as well as Toland, Spinoza,
Rii Bolinlgbroke of later days, were
so iladly opposed to Christianity'?
Certainly Iot because it favored in
moidllities, or arrested civilization,
ir dwarfed the intellect. The gen
mine reasonl, wh..ether admittedor not,
was because the religion of Christ
paid no resp)ect to their intellectual
nuniities. Blount and Boyle, and tile
b.ost of inidels hatched out by the
vdle reign of Charl's the Second, ats
reptiles erawvl out of a miarshi of slime,
20ouhl niot keep their p)atienice, be
aauise, as, they passed along, there
were sitting in the gate of thecinrch
much meni as Matthew, and( M[ark, and1(
ru.ke, andi John, who would not bond
m1 ichl mi respect to their philoso
>h ies.
Sattan told our first Parents that
he10 would become ats gods if they
vould onmly reach up and takoe a taste
>f the fruit. Thley tried it and failed
>ilt their de(scenidan ts are' not yet
atisfied wvith the ('eieriet. \Ve
itave now muany des.'ring to be as
guls, r'einlg upi atft(er yet ani(thier
11)l1e. Human reaison , scornful of
sod a word, iiay foam and strut with
lie proud wrath of at Hanman. and at
('mplt to compelXl the huourage of the
rod1s, but mi the preseuce4 of men01
idaulIgels it shaRP be confoundedI.
lsha5111 ll ite the.e, thou wvhited
ts blrilhlint discoveries there weree
acts5 br'oughit to light that seemefld to
vethtlrow t.he truth of the Bible.
2he arc(hileologist with his crowbar,
lid the geologist wvithi is hammer,
nid the chlemlist with his b)attories
huarged Iugoni the B1iblle. M~Ioes'saci
ounlt of the creation seimed (lenie(h
Iv tile very struictulre of tile earth.
hie as5troniomeir wheeoled roume his
elescope unmtil tile heafvenlhy bodiesi
elmed to mlarshIal themlselves against
hIe BilIe, ats the staris ini their couir
es.foughlt agatinist Sisera. O)bserva
aries iandi uniiversit.ies re.joiced at
'hiat they (conlsidered the extinction
f Chr'ist.ianity. Tlhey gathieredl n'ow
uriiage lit whallt thiey conisidered past
ictoiry, ind pre'ssed 011 their comi
nest into the kingdoml of nature uin
hi, alas for them! they dliscovered
.o mulch. lod's word had only3 beeni
'lg mi amiibush that, ini some1 uiH
imatided mo(buenlt, with a sudden~i
ounmd, it. tu*ighit tea~r infidelity to
beces.
Sw.as as~ wheni Joshuai attacked
1c city of Al.i.[He selected thirty
iOuislid 111(n, anid coegig(}d ms
Shem;.11hen with It few moni he
1til(d the city) which p)ouried (out st
innbers andS1.1( strength upon1 Joshuia's
Lte b)and. Accordhing to Previous
lan, they fell batck ini seembig defeat
it afteir all1 the proudi imnhabitants of
ie cit.y had b)eeni bro'ughit out of
Leir h omes, amid had joinied in the
mmrsmit. of ~Jos.huai, suddenOly that t
alv(e man11 haIlted1 in his flighit, and
ith his spear p)ointing toward the
ty, thirty thousand ment.i bounded
om0 the( thicket s ast 1)anthiers sp)rang
t.hir preCy, itdithe i.'pursuors1' wer'ei
ishe(d to ieces, w'hile the hloststof
shuna preissedl ui to , the city, andl
ith the(ir' lighlted torches tossedh it
to flamle. Thus it wvas fliat the I
scoveries obceince sOe e to give I
mIIporatry victory atgainst (-od and I
e Ilile, amid for a while the churchl I
ted Its if sli- wer'e 011 at r'etreatt; buIt 1
10en all tile opposer's of Ghod and I
uth hand joined ini the pu11rsuit, and I
rie sure of the fiel, (Christ gave 1
e signal t.o H is churchh, amid, turim
g, theoy drove bactk their foes in
amel(. l1Tere wats fouind to beso 11
taigonismi b)etwV,een nalturte anld rev
ttioni. TIhet unmiver'so anid the Bhile j.
're found to beo tile wvork of theO e
ime hauid, two strokes of t.hnm enmo
Again: ILearn the lesson that inle
go.t before a talli. Wa:t; 111V 111111 ( .
er" ho f'ar ut) as 1L11uunn l tl,wo thl bIi
lOWIi .' Yes, OU i sinalle1r heutle (VeIy
da y the world1 Kees th1e samle thling.
Against their very Ldvanltages m111)
trip mut) (dostr"ucti(' -. hen1 (l)d
bluunbles luoudl men, at is L1utly at
the mnonentt of their arrOg.tmcv. If
there be a man in your eolmlllnity
greatly pul'ed( up with worldly sue
coss, you have but to stand a little
while and you see himt colw down.
You say, I wonder that (od allows
that man*L1 to go on 'idinig over others
heads anId mlatking great aLSSUmIptiolls
of pOwer. There is no wonder abOut
it. H111an hats not yet got to the
toP. Pride is a comn11l:eller, well
pluued and caparisoned, but it leads
forth a dark and frowning host. \Ve
have the best of authority for saying
that "Pride goeth before d(eHtr tetion,
aind a haughty spirit before a fall."
Tho arrows front the Ahlighty's
qutver are apt to strike a mnanl when
on the wing. Goliath shakes his
great spear in deliance, hut the sillai
stones from the brook Elah imde
hin stagger and fall like anl Ox undtlcr
the butcher's blnl('eOn. Hie who is
down callot fall. Vessels Hcud(lin g
under the bare ilh:: dl) not f'eel tilw
force of the stOrl11, 1t Il ti): t with 111
sails set capsize at the Sliddeni (e:;
cent of the tempost.
F'urtherlmore, let the story of Ha
man teach us how quickly tlrlns the
wheel of fortune. One day, except
ing the king, Hamnan was the lliglti
est mnu in1 Persia:; but1 the ntext dlay,
a lackey. SO we go 11p anld o we
cole down. You ;el;ioli 1111 any
11111 twenlty years iln the s:tune (ir
cum11tst1nc('s. 0f t1ose vho in politi
(,al life twenlty years atgi, we0re the
mtost promi11nent, howy few remauinl ini
COns1)iculity! P'olitical patrtien ma:l:c
certain lm1en ( their hard work, and
then, after ulsinlg IIhem1 as: backs tlurnt
tihem1 out on the com11on1s to (li('.Eve'y
four years theren is a evrloplet e revolt
tion, lud aol)tlt live thils;u1d 11111
who ought certainly to be the next
President are shamltefully disappoint,
od; whilo som11e, wvho are this day o1)
scure atnd poverty stricken, will ride
utponl the sloullders of the 1(011e.
and take their turn at adltiration
and the spoils of otlice. Oh, how
quickly the wheel turns! Ballot box -
es are the steps on wich 11men 1om1e
down as often is they go ip. (f
those wiho wore long ago su(cesstl
ill the accullulation of property. how
few have not mltet with 'rcverses,
While Imanly of those who then1 were
st-raitened inl circtumstances 11W
hold the )on(ds and the bauk-kevs of
the nation. Of all fickle. things in
the world, fortuno is the most tickle.
Every day sHl1 changes her mind, and
Woo to the 111an who puts any confi
dence ill what she proises ' or r)1o
poses! She cheers when you go up.
and she l.ughs wh1en yOucole (lOwn1.
Oh, trust not a moment iln your
leart's afloetionls to this ehlilge'tul1
world! Anchor your soul in (had.
.F'rom Christ's colmpaios.tii) gather
yolr tnatisfaction. Then com1 s)r.
rowV or gladnless, suIccess or dleeat
richIes or p)overty, honor or7 disgr'm-e,
healdth Or sickniess, life or dealth, timel
0or eternity, a11ll re yours, and11 ye are
Christ's and1( Christ is God's.
Were I called'( to skeh misery iln its
worst form, I would not go uip inl tihe
dark alley of the poor01, bu1t up~ tihe
highway over which prnueing I in
p)hli strike the sparks with their
hlofs, and l between sitattuarly anld
parks of stalking deer. '*Wre ted
neOss is mor01 b)itter wvhen swaldlowed1
from gemmued goblet thlan from11
eartheni pitchler or pew~ter mu11g. If
tihere are young 1)eopl1 here wiho are'(
i.>okinig flor thlis position and tihat
circumllstalnce, tinkinig that woldly
success wvill bring peacee of till' 51)1].
let, them shatter the de'lusji. It is
not what we g('t, it is whalt we' are~.
Daniel amonIg tile lionls151 is apier
thlan Nebuchladnezz,ar' on1 iis 'hronie.
And whien life is closing, br'ilillim-y oft
worldly sulrroulndings wvill be no so
lace. D)eatih is bid, and11 sees' 11
AIXthen0ianl, het weenI tile 1blokless, Im t
andl Ia nallt.ial lPiray. Thie frivo li
ties of liife elalnnot withl t helir githily
laugh., (elhoinig fromi heart to he art,
entirely drown~V1 the voice (of a1 troeen
dous conscience, wichO says: "I am11
immlnortal. Thle stars shlldiell, but1 I
am11 immllortal. One( wave oIf e'tern'ity
shall drown t imeI ini its dlepthls, bult I
shIrouof f) laime andl theo he(avenIs Ih''
aIt tile gilanc'e oIf the Lord1'~, bu1t I amn
rulis up, 1131d r'ings out1, theC wIord(
Lord Jesus Christ are thu only ill
The soul's halppiuness is too large a
craft to sail upj tile stremnof woldly
p)leasulre. As shlip-carpenut.ers Hsay, it
drawL~s too 1111ch waLter. Thlis ('artih
is a bubble, ando wvihill bust. Thisl1
life im a vision anld ill soon 1)ass
away. Tmo,! It is only~ a ippl,e,
1and( it b.reakoth aginst the( thronle
of jud(gmlent. Our days3'! ThIey' fly
swiftor than at shuttle, weaving for
tis a robe1 of triumph or a garmlenlt ofi
shamoe. Begin your life with religion
1110 for' itsa gre'at est trial you will bie
ready. Ever'y daly will be a triumplh,
ind oeti wiil be only3 a king's seirv
Lit calllinig yo11 to a royal hanil
juet.
~o receive the honor01s of kniigiithood
vax reqiuiired to spondl tile ipreviouls
light fuilly armedl)(, and1( with silCd
mnd lance to walk upl alld do'wn
timong the tomblis of the deadIO.
i'n-oulgh 1hour1 (If thalt niight hlis
kaidy step was hleardl, and1, whJeni
he mOrning daIwneCd, Iidl granod paL
10onors Of kn.igth()od woro be)st.owed(.
P'us it shaLll b)1 with go)od malIln
10ou1 in the night beforu hea'1venI. Fu'l 1
y aIrmedO with shield and1( swVordo and1
lelmuet, he shall watch and11 wait uint ii
lhe dlarkness fly and1( the morn'1iN'g
>reak, anod 1amid0 thle soundli of cell's
.1ilal'arings t.he soul shaIll ta1ko till'
lonolrs oIf hIeaveni amIlid tile inmunihieraI
>ll) thronlg wvithi robo's sniowy whiite
treammlilg ever seas1 of sapph)lire.
Mihondieeni wtill only haIve $1) walit for1
uis day~ of tr'iiumh. it, took alil tile
>recding tr'ials tol malIke a bac1k
yiounod for his after' suIccesse's. Thell
aore inmapxum m,,11 1),tl1....Im,, till
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tior,e b eV.Sachlt'. of (1lla. 1hivhin
a i ins wetlotie, was h n r ho
Iu t;ill il'ti wi\illOUi . li> ('V' ;Iln
nu, a1)1w b r witht iist I( y. 1i
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l't% t) 1'Iliil' ;:( 't i ht' l (!')i i:U (!1'
ill )t i.l(hl.
I I k ttti (':ii"utin:t I;tby.
NI:w Y\ ':r, laity -':.. lw l:(wyV'!;m
rI(I ''lavlit 'l t 11tl a i er1 ' I ;ltt, ill('d
ft byl bit S 1 ) Cou1:1rt p1ittil l:(l
hentt s t ther( to dly tO 1( im I t
w\ l-t lt e 11'1 ll i (:lOlo iII.e( )j Oi O,U()) ;I
liril i l't) ind b i II ed ;to). yi
littl t l, i tlI( t i :-itt t t t 'iiI' , I it',
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t1 t11((4. '1I'he 1)<>y i:: !!r1:tl -s 3h 1;ltrion
W h'I 1t', Oly\ snt ' bnwy r \\ illi:lu
\'h:tl('y o tuh . i O :, tl \1. i.(i, am n.i
1'la (te w\a; N athant)i<l 1.. JJt-('r.:t' -V
J[ 1 ''1 t a t!rtr '' ; ii n' I 1< is -!i;Ft
1,'t w.-il Ii )\w('r t i l II ' Ihe lg < i
f'trm it, <luingl h, r if , Itn( 1t' op
)finit anyl of hltr th hhiL i : t'i b 1h 0 it
w'I( C NT r e, ;
'ri ll ti i i; t l(t t i(it
<\"('t'k ; 'ti v" )Iy ( ~ i (li tl ( , i
.fiw'n IIS \ I
w\'llIk frO!! j);ii It (( 'l1 ttu1
.joints tof hi:s 1b ;.. .1. t>ri("clh
,A sh, I.> k( [{c(').:utt 'tti; i) o \":i
A l i'. l st itb. ; r
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UIi ut l '0t:-e been a (!li is! uht 1
"(,lvS. 'l''t Io . I)I ' -:. 11
bil n.n<. .. his -iytid n tb e c
' P. 1'. vII purify aud vitulzo your
h>a,td, ere&tu a good apit"( ">nnl givoeyour
wVuolot ystein tulu, att;t ai .. .
.';runlnent ratilron.i - -oa; i-, , ii., t,n aett
8ivaunnh kutYering with - , Ov p.)
4:1 uil lthetituntisn Sn" - ,
b '. . P ho novor felt to v'. !!i In i, a nu
t'!, !" If lo conl.l live f. ' . , ' o i
n Iways get. l'. 1'. 1"."
It' yOIt .10 t (e ((ltIt ft . , tund
t l(s:+ eoniinetutit, tako
it P .
1 If you aro ftolint )- 't' ,.t it:" rpring
and out of orts, tako
i P. P P.
if y(oi Othr w it.h li hadiehe, Iuhdtgastion,
d- hiliy at ! an w line.;, t:L.t
t' you s -r Nhlh rII V((1', pitraton,
I l( runt iyt rtti 1n(I t ent r.i t let il tiowi
of the, :;teu, ta. m
< It- Ulood Pt n. lthrunttfutsm, Scrof
t, -t trt.. \Itlariat., ('broniu F niuao I
l iillin t, tnIkl
Prickny Ash, Poke Ro o '
and Potassun.
Th;' lr. ! i ' l Iuriflt b Ii i the V(,r!-..
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i.,i.,;rirt ors, Lip;m;an'i;ilock, Sauauunah, Ca.
DEPOSIT
YOR UlPLUJSMONE;y IN T,; E
--OF
('n" (l :'.t M (Irv 1 W t'\l 4 ee(4 v -il,
4414..11c])'1!,0'h 141(: ely oli(4VPys
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Th 4ms /efc iue.Aln
6fWMl V)tiN M.\Cil
44 o Pti-: il an S:b
Door n-l llindl'autries
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CH ItLrN)
LESSENS PADgg T LIFE 0
DIMINIShES 0
- -- L N CILD
RADIELD REGULATOR CO. LANTAg
PITTS' CARM IN ATIVE
'1OR COR:iEU''ING NAUSEA, DY
i entery, Diarrhea and Cholera
tantum. A pleasant medicine of ineal .
bLe tnerit in the borne circle for child
alult. It is popular, pleasaut and eflich.
Truly a mother's friend. It soothcs
heals the mucous membranes, and ch
the mucous discharge from head, stoun
,nd bowels. The mnucous discharge fr?
the head and lungs are L promptly i
Ifeved by it as t.hd mucous discharge Ii'
the bowels. It is made to relieve
u'ucous system and curl nausea, and
<locs it. It makes the critical perid i
teething children safe and ei 3y. It j
vi gorates and builds up the system whi
t is relieving and curing the wasted tissw
it is recommenkded and1 used largely
physicians. For sale by Waunamak. <
Murray Co., Cohutahia, S. C., and whol'
alo by IIoward & Willctt, Augusta, CTn
TheToor KIie Works
TC(uocosor to Dial .ngino Works,)
JOHN A. WILLIS: PROPRIETO'I
117 WE^T UhrItvATs STIJET
NEARL
IIIc
IA.NUTFACTURERS OF TI
Ter Steam Eugirnc
fAND M S! Z,S of .OT!! LOCOMOT:
A' R ET1X 'trJDULA1R BOILERS.
FOI4DRY WORLK IN IRO?!T AND Bhit,.
R R'ARft(1 PROMP'LY EXECUTED.
July 3-em
r o LAl'NTE5 A)D rjax.i ua-as,
For Estimates on
t3:'rEA.M 3AW IL.3,
SI::uIg, Uarvesting and obter Mn
chinery writo to the undeir3igned, who
will g;uannteo the~ goods t.hey may
o!I'r in all resnecta!. and make mat,ters
irdefooti-og both to consumera and
com>etitori.
\lo will w.lso funish everything
necedd n the line~ of auppliez. Bol1t
ing, Oils, Plping, Fitings, *Valvea, In
snpirat<lIisi jetms, Pumpa, &o, &o.
W. HI. GIR BES. Ja,, & CO.
Col iba. .
1. n i WIIOLflSOI
IN Iu the world.
u d M,s ldiw. Trid IT.
--Iru s oi (irocor for it.
- ur:wCt .Gs
s, i ig - n't o
TERRY M''G CO.. A U(v LL . [
DETECTWEB.
Einoesiz.Syrnine ry. -AT r
. .ra Itive. lhrn 00. rrdo,Cii
c a e
~/
Meician
Mustang
Liniment
for
MAN
and
EAST
FOR
Forty Years
THE
STANARD.
For Sale
BY ALL
DRUGGISTS.
Pt' OFESSIONA.1:'
i, 0. BOWEN.
A t.t irney at; 1.av,
P1('K:NS C. I1., 5. C'.
\ Moiny to loan ( CaSy teinIM,
O)lice in (ourt Iloise. July 2'88.
i:..y & Oiu+. J. . licx;c ,
( 1rcenVillc, S. C. PickCS, S. C.
\. ELLS, OR1 & B0G0S,
Ati trneys4 at ILtw,
PIera:xs, C. HL., S. C.
Solicitor 811h Circuit. l'ickens, S. (.
Greeniville, S. C.
k NSELJ & HIOJLLNOGSWORTHI,
att. iaw,
Picems C. Hi., S. C.
Prc i ial thie courts of the
State, andit atteni on giveni to all busi
essM enltrus'ted to them.ni. rh 14-881f.
H-jILL & WJL1)ON,
1)entlistsn,
1 22 ini Si, - - Giur"vI.r,:, S. (I.
Z*#" G as giveni (very Th'lIiU-day nd
Friday, andi. Iet ( eIk(xtralcted without
Is no0w pierninienit ly locatedl at
Easley, S. C., ioni respect fulily offers4
his prfssinanl services; to the pujblie ,
geinerally. Jan 2 .00.1
(Ii:NYvLIu., S. C.
Otliceove WVI\estmorelanid IBros. &V
D)ulre's Drug Store. Janm. I '898.
\V. M. NoR IWOODJ, D).IIS., Maizunger,
GR~EENVILLE, S. C.
85 for a set of teeth; '25 cenits for
~xtratctiing teeth; 25 to S0 cents for
leain g 11ee1h: 25 to 75 cntw for* i,ll ~
eor Iilliings; pl~ up for gol 1illings.
iouk enn't get be(tter work no0 makttLii
low much1 you1 paly. SensUitive teeth T
illed withnout painm.
121 Min St. mnrh 22 '88.
W\ill be founid at LUiborty onl and~
ft er' the ii24h insit. H le guairantees
11lhis work to beI Iirs$t-cdlass. feb 13'90.
PHoT OGRAPHER,
Areenivill, - - ** I-.
k Over Wes('t mkore(latndl Brothersi
)rung S"tore. All work, dlone b y the
it intneu proces. 11 ( Also) mke
mlari I Imnt froin aidI )1 p ictre to
nsizeI inl wa eri 1-olo, iryn J
is iL oi an1pho ph tograhs.
MANSION HIoUSr'
(1REEN\'ILLE, S..
ilIE X ANION HOU SI. HI~
.ntly fulnkrnished. (1R isi first-(assL In
ll i14 nnpin nenkllmt 4. and11 is one of the
Is hoI l 1111Iii tile Soutlk. Situd -
I tihl hea:nltiesti aind mkont tde'
ty ini tihe counntry, it offer~
LIn nt he excel led ini anyi