The Pickens sentinel. (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, June 22, 1893, Image 5
MYSTERY, La
I did not love him; long ago erli
Instead of Yes I gave him Wo. (le
I did not love him, but today wei
I read his marriage notice. Pray tht
Why was I sad, when never yet thr
Has my heart known the least regret val
Over that whispered No? And why
Reading the notice, did I sighr? pr4
No analyst can guess the cause:
A woman's reason laughs at laws.
thl
Sure, I am glad to know the wound tr(
I gave is healed; that he has found .
Love's blessedness ard peace, and yet sel
Today I seem to see him stand, 0
With every glance a mute caress, .
Still pleading for the longed-for Yes.
His early love for me Is dead- to
Another lives In that love's stead. to
And It he loves her well, as men
Should love their chosen ones, why then Y(
oM
me must be glad that long ago
Instead of Yes I gave him No.
Perhaps that is the reason why
I read the notice with a sigh.
DEATH IS A SUNRISK. I
DR. TALMAGE PICTURES THE FELICI
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TIES OF FUTURE LiFE. p1
of
Uow len Go Tarosmgla tii? Tihriaiale to
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Mlach ine-1i'he IrIrnit <ot TIriaI ii Tr ili bu
lations Are 1-:ernal .lov alel Pi4E It, hc
the 11liesful Ilereafter. (k
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BRooK LYN, June I I.-- RIev Dr Tail- it
mage chose as the subject for his ser- wl
mon today "The Thrashing Machine,"
the text being from Isaialh xxviii, 27, 28
''For the fitches are not thrashed with Lr
a thrashing instruient, neither is a cart
wheel turned about upon the cummnin, HI
but the fitches are beaten out with a a
staff and the cunimi with a rod. Broad
corn is bruised because he will not ever -
be thrashing it." to
. There are three kinds of seed men
tioned-fitches, cummiin and corn. 01 ul.
the last we all know. But it may bei
well to state that the fitches and the
cummin'were small seeds, lke the car
raway or- the chickpea. When these
grains or herbs were to) he thrashed,
they were thrown on the door, and the
workmen would conio around with stalI
or rod or flail and beat them tauntil the
yo
seed would be separated, but wlien the
corn was to be thrashed that wa Iiihrowi o
on the floor, ana(d the men wotild lasteti
horses or oxen to a cart with ironl dent
ed wileels. That eart wouhtl(l be dra.wn
aroind the thrafshiig floor, attid soi the alit
work woul e) aoiiilllsli(<I. Diflerent
kinds of thrashiiig Io dillerntt prodLi,-,ts.
trol
"Tile fitches ire not thrashet vitha aV
thrashing instruimient, neither is a ca irt,
wheel tUNeICd abloit 1pon11 the cu1mmin,
but the litlches atie beaten oaut with at
stall and the cummm with a rod. Ilreadi
corn is bruised be-atise Ie wilt not evea
be thrashing it.,'
The great thought that ihe text, press
es upon our souls is that we aill -o 'li1
through some kind of thrcshm ts rovs.
The fact that you may he devoting pour
life to honorable and tl:>he IuIIpomes will
not win you any escape. V l Ierttrt e,
the Christian emancipator, was ii is
day derisively called "Dr. (anut well.,
Thomas hIabington aau.y thad
vocate of all that was oolog IbeOo re
lie became t,he iost conspleuIolls histo
rian of his day, was ciricatured in ote t
of the quarterly reviews ais "labble
tongue Macaulaiy."' Normnan McI elo, w
the great, friend1 of the l'entch 1oor, waa.s
induhistriously maliganed in aill alularters, te!
althouagh on t.he daty wlhe' ihe was ear
ried out, to his buriail a wvorkmiai stood aill
andi looksd ati the iaaierial prioessioin amiii
said, "''1h luid d114onec not111hg fo)r anly- ti
body more t,han hie hans don)e fo r me,0 lhe v'
shouldh shinae as the stiars forever and4 e'v- m
er."' All then smnall wia.s of l,lndion hadf Si
their fling at, .Johni WVesley, ihe laflier al i
Methodlism. 01ut
If'suchi men0 couild not escape th I e ma- Iioill
liganig of the worbi nither(' caan you ex.- itI
pect to got rid ol the sharp, keena stroke antd
of the triuhium. All who~ will live ''od- ai
ly in Christ Jesuis mlust saull'er peasecau. haan
Lion. Ptesides thiat thlere aire the siek. Li"0
nesses, anud the banikruapteies, anid the il"it
irritations, aind Ithle <husa ppmtmiLieants had14
which tire ever Ipulttinig a clup of aIiles to '1n I
youri lip. TVhiose wrimakles on yomur lu e .l'ii
are hiieroidyphIiis whi 2h, it decliperedI, thles
wouldl make (lit a thirillinag stor1 ol lie al
trouble. Thle 14)ootSLt ot the rabi is ix hi I
seen thie niex t morinag in thie sniow, and tl"i
on the whiate Ihairs oi the aed are the A
footprmats showaing whlere swvit liirule vomti
alighted. - lou
E'ven amn : the ji ys andi biirineis it Thlia
life troubile will suaint.ainis br'eak iin. As talyu
when the people weore tasembIled in thle taun
Charlestown theater durimi; the Illevi - (if tI
lutionary war iand while th1ev were'. wVit- righi
nessmag a fitree anid the auienctce wias mi aire
g'reat gratulationi the gains oflian av:ane- xipl
img army wore heard a1t3l the audjince <roIs
broke tap in witil panic andia ran for thir kin'
livaes, so of'ttimies wiyle I youi aie seate id and11
amidl the joys land (Ltihylties at this miae
world you hear the canniadte (of some14 344)n
great diasttar. Al! the litchecs antd thei litchl
cumamin, and thle cornl laulst com difown4)il A
on the thraaushaig floor andia be lalunderIc. Godua
My subject, ini the first plaice, teaiches Tihae
us that it is no compliment to us it we hors
escape great Li iial. Th'le fitches aiial the 11rom
commnm otn the thirasinag loor' muight his I
look over to the corn on anlothier thirashi- 8ees
ing floor antd sail: "Loo4k at, thiat 1poor, and14
miserable, bruised corn! We haive on. S(
hy been a little lioundiedI, bul, that has 1both
been almost destroyed," Well thie corn hohl
if at had lhps, would answer and( say: 111nd
D'Io you kniow the rasaon you have not kniuc
been as miuch plounded as I hiave? 1L is as it
,because you are not oi so muchi worth corm
as5 Iam. 1t1you werFe yoil waould be se. ble a1
verely run over." der'
Yet t.here are imen who suppIlose they worI
aire the L.oad's tavorites simpily b)ecause5 w
their barns are hill, and their banak ac- it
count is Mush, andi there are n10 funeals tet a
in the house. it may be becauise they .um
are fLtches and cummnin, whale dIownI ait i
bthen Lord' corn. Yo nicbutlteo
pounded because youa are but, littleao
worth, fand she h. m11ed( anti groundl b- ton
cause she is the best, part, of the iureto sia
The heft of the thrashIng iahma ies, eaua
according to the value 01' the grain. If si'
you have not been much thtrashed in Ie o
perhaps there is nlot much to thrash! lt per
you have not bcena much shaken of troub-wo
le, perhaps :t is because there is uroing wor
to be a very smnall yieldl. WVhen there y
are plenty of blackberries, thle gatherers a o
go out wIth Jarge baskets, but when the writ
drought has almost consumed the fruit iteri
.then a quart measure will dho as well. 10. on
took the venomous snake on Paul's hand Oh,
and the pounding of' lin with atones un- mnei
til he wai taken up for dead, and thae hav
Jamming against him of prison gates, bet,
and the 2Ephiesfgn vociferatIon, and the mtis
skinned ankles of the painful stocks, the has
founderIng of the Alexan&'ian corn ship uoui
and the beheading stroke of the itoman ano
sheriff to bring Paul te,his proper devel- N'
opment, had
Xt was not bec luse RLobert Moflat and futu
lV Rt'1iel Russell and Frederick Ob.
a were worse than other people that
y bad to suler. It was b' cause thev
e better, and God wanted to mak~e
iml best. By the carefulissR of the
1shm11g ou may always conclude tie
tie of the vrainl.
1ext my text teaches u% [f,at ("od
>portions our trials to whaf, we c:i
ir. The staff lor thwe filches. The
I tor the ckimin. Tho iron wheel for
corn. ISometinies pe iple in ireat
uble say. "Oh. t can't bear it!" But
a did bear it. (iod would not have
it it upon you it he did not know that
u could hear it. You trembled, anl
ii swooned, but you got thro-w1h. (;od
11 not take fron your eves one Itear
ma'y, nor from your luinw. onie siglh
o deep, nor from your temples one
rob too sharp. The vrplexit,ies of
mr earthly business have not in Llifin
0 tIngle too intricate.
You sometimes feel as if our worlb
are full of bludgeons Ilying haphaz til.
h, no! They are thraslh'nig instru
entis that, (ol j1ust suits to ymir ca's.
here is not a dollar of bad dekbs m
>ur ledger, or a disawpoititment abouit
iods that you expecLed to 4-yo up. but
at have -one down. o. a swildle o4
otlr btsiness part.er. or a trick i Lhe
Ir of those who are in the same kind
btusiness that you ai e, but (;oil im
ided to overrule for your itimial
1i. "Oh," 3011 say, "there is n)o ieed
king that way to ie. I don't like to
cheated and outt tied." Nelflier
es the corn like the corn thrasher. butl,
.Cr it hals beC t,hrashed and winnowed
has a ureat, deal bet,'er opinion of
nnowing mills and corn thrashers.
"Well," you say, "I' I could choose
v troubles I would be willinlg to Ie
ubled."1 Alt, my brother, then it
wuid not, he trouble. You %vould
oose soimletiin that, would n A>1 hurt,
d unless it, hurts it does not, eOt sanC
ied. Your trial perhaps may be clild
isiess. You are foond of cliidrei.
01u Say, "Wliv does God seld childrell
t.hat oLler househol where LIcy are
mwelcome ano are beatei aid hiiged
lout, whenl I would have taken them
t,he arms ol1mv [ill ta'ectio :"' Ymu sma,
Any other trial but this.'" Yur trbl
rhaps niau he a disli--mred countenance
a f4ce thal is easily carcttiured, am1
ti say, 'Ot, I could enduire aniylhinl!,
mnly I vas szood hlookm-." An ymir
afl perhaps is a violent tinflr, and
ti have to dii'-ve it like 8i% uiinliken
r4es itilid tle '_unl pmwdelr ex pli,1ins
a izreat holiday, and ever atnd anon it.
is away with you. Yoiir 1ri-1l is the
hm11a. You say, "Oh, if it wi
timatism or neuralgia or erysip-1,;
it is this asthma, and it is sich an
austing thing to breatbe." Imir
ile is a hu1sbatlldi, short, sliarp sirip.
aid (ross Itoit tie hmme aild rns
a small iot, becatise a buttin is ofl!
W could ymu know the biftlwn i-A olHi
'mir trial is a wife ever in v mtie,t
i the servants, mn she is a sfoven.
mi- 11h was very cartil abous ver
ieatraive ill yoir presenii onii N
is vareless he'aile slv sai,l hl-r I
t is made! Your trial is a hard
oid lesson you cantm14f learn, amnd4 youfi
'i bittenl your filiier nails til11 t. N.
ie a sight to bhimill. Ever ly1, i:is
lit vexat,ionl or anniioiyalce (1r trial,
fIt or she lhinks it is Ohe one lva.
pted. "Anythint O uit t," all s.iy.
llythling but this."
)m, my hearer, ait yolu not0. asliaied
he comiplaiining all tis lime ainst
d'? Who milanaes tle alAirs of this
rid anyhow? Is it an iiit--e M-loe,
LI Sittinig Hull sa5ivage, oIr aii omipo-ifi
t Nana Sahih? Nf:; it is flie iuut
ieifiil andi cfiorifins :idi wVise lhfiii in
the naii~tivrse. l'oni 4iannii ton Ifi
iunihfiteit'itytliling. '*mi hive i
aiii I rico :itnosItd enou gh. J Ii
nomt thinik 5f.'L' )i>me f youf are'
~inii f,ffirselves ifii'lf llSi ini [lit
if o [tie stiicfls,
i-ie is i n:aval arcliifeft, :indI hie frai wS
lit plait of a ship ff m:moaiy t hiu-ia nd
.Many workiinen art enie:iectI ff1
r a long while. 'Thi sip~ is fdtie,
sffmei daty withl flit fth up~1 if andf thet
orIgeous5 with hunltinhg thalis1l
chedtf fir o)uithiampitfin. A t Ilt
i flad i years f nce comies rinniiiii
a [lie dockl with a l.y bi ial wichiv i li
itnade with his own j.ickkiiilt, aind It
:1 "ltir, myi' boatif is fbftter than
s. ,lnsf looik at this jiblb f>im ioi
e we-a ther rcssjaick braces."' Ai if
rOfs his little blat ,besiide thec igret
, :tfl there is a roar of lautghler oni
locks.a
hi, tmy triendis, [fiat great shipt is I
-lhfe as Go ~lannedilCf it-vast mifli .1
ed, ticeain de.stinied, eternity h:mndlf. i
t utile hffal is 'youir life~ as y1oiu are t
ig li hew it out andh fashion it and e
ch it. Ah, do not try to beC a rivalb
Ce e-re:t tIiehovahI. GJod is ailwIay a
h andf ini nine cases out (of teni you a
wronig. If i studs just the hlaifd
5, .lust [lit fbalnrupties, juist the v
s. that it is lest for yiou to have. lI f h~
vs whati kiind of grin youl art, andfb
hie sendls flit right kin4 of thirasie r
itnm. ft will lie a rill fi ai stall or tI
wheel just accordini as 'youi arer
1s ori einuinii o)r corn.
prini, miy subject teaches us that:ii
keepfs trial on us untiil we let gui,
fariner shouts "'whoa!"' tol his "'
as ats soon11 as thie grain lhas dhropfei t
thie stiifk . Th1 e farmer comles wVitht
L)rk amal tosses uip the sftraw, and lie "
that thie straw has let go [lit gr-aini
the graiin is thlorouglfy thirashedfi.
od's smiting rod andi turning wheel f
cease as sooni as we let go We ai
onl [to [h's world w ithI its p leatsure "d
riches andi( emiolumient[s, andf ouia
kles are so1 lirnily set [fiat i. seems u
we could hold on forever-. ( iul ,
nid beats us loose. WVe startei un- "
lie 'lelusion [fiat tin s was a giea t
I. Il
a learnedh out of onur geiographily f ihat I
s so manly thousand iles mi diamne
nil so many thousand miles mi cir
erence, an I we said, " ()hf, my,
a world!"' Troublles camie in aflter tl
andt this trouble sliced oIl one part it
e world and [that trioubhle shI i oe I tllf
her hart of [lie world, aind it bias 4it it
a smallIer world anid in some of '1our 3'
iationis a very insicni ficanit world, I
it is dbeprleciatingi all thie tie as a:m
1tual propierty: T1eni per cent, ol, 50tt
cent off, and there are those herea
would not give lt) cents for this
d--for [lie entire worl-as ia soul
ession,.
e thought [hat that frfendlship ,vos fm
indl thmitg. In school we used to el
e compitfions~l about friendshi p, andi a
iaps we mlade our gradiuatmg spteech 'F
commenceiment dlay on f riendship. n~
It was a charmed thing, lbut, tdas it hi
.n as much to you os it used to? Y ou i
e gone on in life, andt onie frienid ha-ti e
ayed you, and another friend has i
mlterpretedl you, and another frien t
niegleted you, and !rientfship ccmes
sometimes to mean to .you merely i
Lher ax to grind.
with mlonley. We thought ifa mn
a competency lie was Rufe for al tl.
re, but we have learned [fiat a mlort.
gage may be defeated by an unknown
previous incumbrance; that signing your
naio on the back of a note may be your
hmeicsiz deatli warrant; that a new taritr
may chan_e the currpnt of trade; that a
int may be rich today and loor toinor
row. And (od. by all the4c miefor
tunes, if, trying to loosen our irip, but
atl we hold onl. (Wod smites .1 with a
mtal', but we h >t] on. And he sLrikes
us with a rmd, but we hold oi. And he
iends over us I he tron wheel of mistor
Ltuin, but we hold on.
Tiere ie men who keep their grip on
this winrld 1111til ,la t1-l. t1uolent who
sugest t4)e Choe cominlition aid conduct
of, t,he poor 111(fian inl thn b)oat ill thle
Nitivarai rapi(d commn- oil toward the
lall. Seing I h0. Ie could not.4ce-pl. a
lluolent, O- two bwfore lie I-rot to tile
ver-_e of tie plhiwn! he litted a wiine blot
Lie alini dr,inI< it, oill atil then tossed t.he
battle into the air. so there are mlen
who clitch tile' wori, and they :o dowi
thLrou th LIM ralIM (1 tem1I)tI1tio1 ftld
sill, ..id tey hol onl to toile ve v la'st,
iomni-t. of lie, dr;-kiin to thoi etern il
(ia 1111aijonl 11S tlety go oVer an(I to dJow11.
Oh, let, go! I,et g! The hest for.
tunes e -i in leaven There are no ill)
811iiihg caitiier.;t fromn that b.ik, no|
iuling inl prolinws to pay. -S"t your it
iecti.ms1 onl thim-4 abl,. n1rt onihml
m)on the earth, L(At go! Depend ipon it
that, (,'od will keep upom you tie staor,
or I hm rod, or the iron wheel intil you
d1) let go.
Another thing my text teaches u:s is
that, Clrstian ;iorrow is voin1g to have a
sure terminui;. My text saNs, "Bread
cm-rn is hiliSe I hecauise lie will not he
ever t.hrs:thin if.." llessed be (od or
that! 'otlld away, (1 h flad! Turn on,
0 wil(! Yoir work will soon be done.
"Ile will bt he die thrashing it."
Nmw, tihie Chritian hai almost a Iuich
wwse in tihe organ lilr t.he stop tremulant
:4 lie 11as or the L.timixlp. Bijut after
awhile 4e wil pet t.he last dirge into the
pori 11h r forever. So mtu1h of us as is
wheati will hr' sellarated Iroil go much
ais it :l :nil there Vill he ni) more
ne'$ 44! II 411linilg.
'Iivy lever vry ill heaven bucause
Ihfy h-i nohiiti. to cry ahotIL. There
:irv it,, tv:irs oF hereavoinent, for you
4h:I11 ha1vi! fri lei vls all aroiluil abmtl,t
YOU. 'Ihere ar! Ilo) Iear!t (I poverty be
V114 C"iWiah ime ,:Is at the king's tahle
:ndl ha-i li-; wi: :bariot of salvaltioii ami
ieti 1nicess tin Liit wardrobe where 4
w0i. t.ir arr.iv. No Cars of 'siek
1 in'qs pr t he re a re nI I )lneumil)on :. ( onl
till!M w :111 lit)it 1111: 11 l) lnII I i t i (II )1III
lhe r4,1111it! riverof lifie, and 110 4r:itch for
Ilhe halme limbll, and no Splinlf for the
brnoken armi, bull the pulses throbbinl,'
wvit ti hie:ilh f tine eternal (god in i
umte like lir . nie heiore the blol
m-ns tall, dw till: ()rCAu'Oober 11.
orl. leavet So. li'ler.
Iln tht l.1d tihe sOIls Will talk OvOr
Oilt- 1111,ncl4 -11 ls "4 trai n I iras . Oh,
OhW siry in-. the s:itt tit struck the
-i't'l-, ind the rf.- tial, hlat the cuni
O 1, n1 hI irni w el th1i mt ver
Ohe 4m11! 1) i'llind will fdestribe the ins,
:1,11 n h A m l eI-vi:0,.h:111s, an1141l'aul thke clhn- 1
wo401) whipllwi w% .iI he wVJI1 It courll
:111 -v w ll Iv i ,i)how : li latic Eidll
w:I , I - liv he lldt it, and .John i oer,$s
'9 .11 I,-H of thll 4mar Limth ll:vl-n, and
L " i -d' lIi -r tataM that W'Iieeledi
hiii ti (ll, sky el4, 11.41 (hrist il dheI
wnm'i idi lproxy-sin andlwhnmor
ril Is tie :wil crtififixioln. There
they arv lelor tine thromne ol ("ol. Oi
nie v1,VlIioI all 11o whin) well, st.ruck
l tie s,all. ( Il a i Onger e-e'atin all
those54 who14 wer sVtrucMiIk ot ti.he rond. ( )nI a
i$he4si, ilevatIion1 114 atliImil t.he highest
alti iles- of1 hea1ven all th1ose Who were
irlelr thie wheinel. lie il: niot ever be0
thralunII. ii.
(bin my hi er..rs, i.hiere not eniough
s.ilvn ii iii t x t to m:1k! $1a ililaster large
m itnnt hneel youri woundIsl.'? Whlen a I
liild huirt, t,il 1ntiehe is Very illt toe
.Ii hi :t. "Nowi, i WIll 84oon1 fe(1el, et. r.
insom1111 all thei t.roubile inl the hu11sh of
las gie:it p omnise, --W(eei1.. 411: y 1)1-.1
hun-' buin et bu111it, tlaiy comueth it) the
:it1n iereeiet pin't w~ith tears on
- 'ni Iltih ii'low(, hu1 ', you will .Zi ilp ti
hitelv11$Ii9 sorrowless. Theny wvili wearLi i
I.n k; youi witlI wvear whitte. ( 'es9es l
ir I hem; jialmis ihr1 you, f
Youni wvill sayV: "'1s it piossible) that1 j ti
ml heir4.? 18 this hieaven?: A m i 1o 0 I
ure no. 14w I wil!l neIver slo an1ythin,- .
,r4 ni? Atn Ii) Io well that I will nev rF
asn) nhe it-k? Are tihese coInp~anioun
hi141 sI liriui LNui they will never ag)in s
1$ brionkeni? I thlat Alry- 1s thiat t
1)h1n t la tht mly loIved one 1 put1 aw~ay t(
itin dakrkniess' Can it he thLiat. these iare ii
41e hiCesni Li thoste win > lay .o wvan attnd ce
l1ilcIat-d inl tihe n'< rIoom (on thait, $ w
iilh.iiht 4h~ eie ( )h, hiow riani$1t thley
rc!; L-nik ati tihem! low r:$li4lnt they
"Whyi~, how,i ihlke this ilacea 1s from
hit I though~it whleni I left tile world i
i'ln w . .'l iis.te'rs tlii plitresq o1 thi s
nnt.h wan unit. No, o: I tti'4illlrn isth h su n
Mi Gloriais14 suisieII~ I see4 the light
1W piiriding thie lhis, $1114 the (louds1 r
Thou1 t lie gates ot hieavenl will beh
Iened, nd. th11 ie onti raniced sounl, with
4' 1nenss and14 !power' ofi thei celes.I cc
al isio~Inl, illi loa:k tti thioluands ol'
ilsn don1 iipon Ite banner'e(I Ipoces- I
on4 a rIIver nf shiniinleriIig Iplenldor &
:tndl wili (ry 4o44, "Whon aIrE they?"
14d thei a41nel of1 bnn st.andIin' close
V'iii sav, "hui41 ') ou k0Vnw who t.hey (
i' ," says the entranclhIed soul
I dlnni guenss who14 theny are't." Tihe
hin th ar c E'. Th ese ar'e they whoII
nIIle (441 of greatL triulationi orLi i.hrslih
g llI hanIl ineirI robe4S washledl antl( h
adet wh'lite ini thn blood oft tihE La$mb.''1
(1h, Ii hat I('4 Ionh adm1in iister some of h
('8'"i dro p5 o celst l 1 anodyne to EX
1084' In4r vousX and( e'xcit.Ed soils. II lii
m ui WE11a11Ike 4enou14ghn of it, it would!st
lrE al $1you)ir panlgs. Thei ihough t 114at atj
lii are4 go)inrg to get Ii' 'omgh withi this t,h
rEler atwhile, $4ll this sorrow andi( all ''j
11.4 troulet! WVe sha11liave a1 grea$t he
lnly gratlui <Iay9 ini h eaIven, h)u a I lla
'll you whii(h will hbe the grandest of11 allt)
tilllOln alges of1 lieaven. Yoii 811y, "..re 91
11u stire you ca11 n'Ill 1ne y"' Yes, 1 can,41 w
,wilIha be ihe (day we get, there. Some is
ly hleavEni Is gro)winug miore glorlouLs- ut
sulppose! It is, bnut I dno not care multch sh
bout, thia. IIleaven'm now is good at
II istory has8 it no ore graItilatLory
SOle thanl the breikinog ill of the ILng- p
sh army upoln jLeknowv, I r.dia. A ni
'w weeks I .'o 'e a1 imassacere$ hadl on.
Irredt at (Cawnplore, and4 2iE) women
'id chiinreni had14 b)een put1 n a roomi.
hinr Iive proesE'sionl butchers dIi
enlt, ii and1( slew t.hemi. TIhien the to
)(diEs of thne shiin were taken ot and cli
ir'OWil int) 1 aWE'll. As tine lEnglish arrvhy r
Ime into Cawvnpore thley wenlt linto of
44e room), and1(, (Ih, whnat a1 horridl scene! fr
woErdl st.rokEs on) thne wall near theO s:
00:', showing tha:t the poor t.hinigs hand A
rouichEil whien they died4, and they saw tIm
iso) thait the Ihoor was8 ankle (deep in Sa
10.1. The so'diers walked on) their si
eels alCro$s it lest their shoes be suib- C]
1erged ot the carnage. And on that thi
OOr of bloodt here mwee no (lng
locks of hair and fragments of dresi
Out in Lucknow they had hear
the massacre, and the women v
waiting for the sine awful de
waiting amid anguish untold; wat
in pain and starvation, but wai
heroically, when one day Iavelock
Otitram and Norman and Sir I.
Baird ind I 'eel, che heroes of t he I
lish army--huzza for them!-brow
on that horrid scene, and while yet
guns were sotnding, and while cl
were issuing from the starving, d3
people on the one side, and from
travel worn and powder blackened
diers on the other-right there in fi
of the king's palace there was si
scene of handshaking and einbrat
and bolsteroivi joy as woild iit t
confound the pen of the poet and
pencil of the painter.
A'd no wonder, when these emar
eI women, who had siffered so hIt
cally for Chiris's stke, marched
from their inc trceratiois one woi
Etiglisli solier got up in his fati
andt womd anl leanIed against
wall and threw his ci ) adill shoi
"Three ciers, lmy boys, for the Ir
womien?"!'
Oh, that Was an excitiog scene.
a gladder and more tri(inpiant sc
will it I. ' wlen ilo (omrie lto he:a
from the c-nifficts anI inearcerati
ol this wori streaming wit,h
woinds of bAtt l aii I wai wit I h
er, and while tiv hosts of (God
cheerin th-ir great. hos itna you
strike hand of* coigratti:t.ou
eternal delivorance ini the presenc
the throne. Ofn that night there
be bonfires on every hill oc heaven,
there will be illitmiri 4tion in eN
place, alld t.here will be a candle
every wirdow---ah, nIo; I forget, for
I'l'ey will have Ito veed of the ca
or of the sun, for the 1L"l God viv
thet light., and they shall reigi
ever and ever. lIail! 1-ailit sons
diighters of the Lord God Almight
Urd)op Itoomu itig.
C(i'.-sf 1i1A, S. C., .1 une I .-.---The
lowing is the weekly biletin of
State weather se-rvice issuie(l by D>i
tor .1. II. IIarm)n yestertlay:
I:Aim. of the first. part of Iho wi
washed lands iii many pl-ices and
lowet grass to gain consi(lerable t
hold, lirotighL out cut worms ani I
which diti soime litle danage to <
Lon. I'lowinlg has been taken up si
Ahe hot, weather dried iiip the groii
mimd all crops are boonirig. Iabo
zeierally plentifil , except in some I
,oinrties. P"rilit is doing well, exe
peachei. tain is now f nitedtll ill V
liamsburg, I)arIligton, (olletoll, Su
er and 11ershaw counties.
P'lF.D.M()>NT N F-:OtN.
Cotton is being broughot ot very f
iy the present hot weather, whiclh I
hecked lice and st.opped Ciit wori
Vhile grass has gaitied a fair start, I
and is now try and Ito daimige is ii
pprehended.
Wheat is being iarvested in ail I
ounties, and] is generally reported t
test. in years, is of a bright golen c
r witi long heads well filled. L,;tl
S scarce and in dtemidal iii reenvi
mi tity. The weat her has I bei t oo
(ir peaches, which are iol,ig (n t
rees. Oats are bviug eit. adil peas I
ni. (lardlens are firne. ,ice are t ir
inig Colt ol to soeivext.oit.
i;trn well comity repot.is -) mti acres
valermelons lookig spleilid. St
i A iken county shows ai in<-reast
malititv and 4uialt(y of 10) per ce
)ver last year and claims are m,
hat, less cotton will be plaittl1 n
ear by 60 per Celit. t liar for n
ears, and farmers are warneI not
et any appreciation in price ttis w
er linlhience them in their determi
ionli t) dlecrease the acereaige.
L :tbor Is plenti tut, corn lert.iliz/ec
rrowing last---grass had inaide gra
i,ead way anid all crops need plowil
'arim work is batck, biut being lust
apidly. I ri.sh pot at 04*s are rotting
i)rC(Owe cutIes. I 'eaches not goodt, I
lumils good atrdi ripleninlg fast,. I im
rop wvill b.e large. Peas are btenig c:
Shilts andi( Sowni broadcast, in stuibb
'ats are ab out all cuit. Cotton is atboi
ml dlays late. S,olie Ii ttle dainiage
piort.end fromr lice. Cotton ptlanted t
st of March illt be openin ig nei
'eek.
(f.AT RFE.iION.
T'he heavy rains which occuirredl
ie imnediate coast have t hrown
ork b ack, but didh no other dlama,
a in is begining to be nieeded in
oim the coast. Th'le out look is
emnel y enicouiraging; labor is .ibu
tnt and farmers well up wit,h Li
ork. Corin, potat.oes and pens arn
iglie. Many of the stubble lie]
e being plarntedl in corni. ()its al
heat are about harvested. II ea
atipents of fruit and vegetables
eC N orthierni markets continiule. C,
n has begun to ilower. htice is lo0
g wvell; Julne planting of rice Is alb.
mupleted.
'T, Siheran ii ve I~ r Act.
WVAsirIhllN TON. Jun ill3.---In a st al
enit conrcering the operation of t
rernman silver act,. Secretary Carli:
id today that under tis act tIe
tve beenl coinedl $291,lhx I1, wi
akes Lihe tota;l coi nage ot silve'r a
rs, un:ler all a2ts since 1875. . I it,29
5, or more than ti fty tlilnes as iimi
wVas coined dulring tire previouls I
od of eigiity-one years. The Seci
ry of the Tlreatsury has putrcha;s
rder the act of .itly II, 1890o, arnd i
idrs in the( valits of the T'reasuiry, ui
I ned I 24 ,!'2,5t2 Ii ne oi niles f sily
tillion whiich cost tire pteoptle oft I
mted0( States :81Ill,2t9, oarid 2i wt
day, at thte market price iot silIvt
o:t,' Ii,:is', th!us showing a loss
u,888,5:a . Thie records ofI the trek
Y'eni mionths beginlninlg May I, 18t
(I eliding AMay :31, 893, tire co
easuiry noftie issued for the purchra
sitlver bitllioni undier the act of ,1 u
, 1t0, amountedo( to $lt9,961I,t8., at
at duiring the same period the aimorr
sucIh noLes paid in gold was $ 17,7 I
I. ft tihuis appears that alli the si ly
Ilioin urchrased duiring that tini
cept 82,16 I1 worth, wats pid 1
goldI, while the biuliionr itself
>redi in the vaults of the TIreaserm
d can neither be sold nor ursedl t
e patymen t of any kInd of obligat io
Iow long tire governmient r.'il hi
comnpelled to purchase silver anulli<
di increase the publlic debt by issoe
In obligations in paymient for ii
ys Secretary CarlIsle, "is a quiesti<
rich Congress alone can ansewer.
ev'idenrt that if this policy is cintfi
d, anid I hie Secretary of the Treasu
atl be compelled to issue bonds
herwise increase the interest btearim
blic dbt, it witi be donie for the pu
se of ptrocuirinig goldi with whrichr
y for silver hbullion jpuirchrased I rid
e act, referred to."
The Chuoiera I'isgure
l'Aila, ,Jun e12. --A iman fromu Al
['d suddenly from cholera hat lie'seg
lay. Nine deathrs from Alia fro
olera are also reported. Chera hi
oken out in Fertignman, departmne
lleratult. In Cette there were th.r
ish cahs1es and one dieath to-(day. Oi
spicious case is reportd ~ from Lyor
dispai.ch fromi St. P'etersburg shi
at the auithorities of the governme
ratoff have sent out an appeal f
<ty (doctors and 200 assIstant nure
iolera is spreading so rapidly the a
orities say the local phrysicians a
terly unanle to cope with It.
ses. "DOWN WENT M'GINTY."
,ere A Yaclt Sinkto With Twouty-1Ibroo M4n
it hi;Aiofr
g COLUMA, S. C., Jine 12.--Trhere
a came very near being serious loss of
vid life on lroad river yesterday after
noon101--ant atppalling accidlol,t Which
u would have east a gloom over the coin
the Inun,ity. Yesterday morning a large
eel.e
ters party of yoitig mien from the city,
lig in any of them being well-known busi
inh tiess men, departed from the head of
sol- the canal to take a sal tip the river to
'on Frost's Mill, at which point they were
-h a to spend the heated part of the day,
take linier, and retturn In tile after
rly noon. They left oni board the largest
and best sail boat or the river. She
had made the trip many times before
and had proyen a first-class traveler as
r wellas a sae boat. Ait ough quite
out large, she had never, however, taken
4d niam passengers before. The trip
to l-'rost's Mill was made in batiutifil
style e'Id there was not. an incident to
ted mar lilt pleasures of the day. In the
afternoon the pr -ty started on the ro
t%t torn trip. T'hrce of ,li young men re
llt ti-e in i a row boat, leaving twenty
ene I hree on board t lie yacht. The latter
ven sailed himdsonely the greater portion
0)s off.he way b.,ck and nothing appeared
he to be t I matter witI her. When the
boat, was opposite Crane Creek, a point
ar about ote uile ib we the canal locks
k 1* wi'ere the water runs deep and the riv
il er is wit'e, t,hose who were ,..iling the
Sessel realiZd tha Lomething wii
will wrog. A hasty wx..mmation revealed
the fact the . she halI srind a big leak
ranI was ra1dly i-h'ig. ler head was
tf lied towards ie shore end those in
g the row boat were signalled to come -is
get. close alon'.iide as possible. The biat
ethl liled so rapidly that he''ore the shore
or- was reaq+cd 111d the other boat could
t coie alongside, _t'e sank, the big sail
y. llapping over to the waa.r ahi lisap.
peari,. This left. twenty-three fright
etied Voting men strugTgling in the wa
foltr. A lost of them being good swim
hit leers, howe% er, ia'aged to reach the
ree- , lore in satety and assisted the others
' to do likewi_e, those In the small boat
ik 0oin,r -ood service. It was a very nar
row e an<i Ith young men were
most fort.iiate inl Ining as near the
shore as t hey were when they discov
! rL- the leak. The vessel is still at the
1H botonin of the river. 'The party walked
d, b. ek to Ile city, and it is neeilles-; to
r say tImit tey were pretty sorry looking
%Vobjects.-.St ate
'lit 4 rasit 41t44 ofI WVoltura.
1 - S'.\iAT.\Nul'I., S. C., Ji e
i. thirty-veighlth coimencemenit of Wof
ford College undd yesterday, with the
grauiat ing exercises of the class of 'P3.
ist I'h speeches of the young inen were
iris well prepared, anid refleeted credif, on
)Is. ite iselves and the instilittion. Fol.
ie lowiiig ;re the naiies of the gradtiates
1W andl f-t sub1jects of ihir speectes:
11. W. Ackermun, Colleton-Com
lie iiorce and Cultire.
he 1I. W. Alleni. Spart.anburg--The lHe
ol- r,i(.- Lives l'orever.
or C. I. Calhoun, Abbeville-- impres.
lie sions froi in r Hlistory.
"et -l. 1). (Cr.[lhead, Calloway, Mo.-jE-.K.
lie cist'll by the facully.)
ilt N\. T. IIayltes, Spartantirg --Are
iS -me alrd I ' etry Antagoimtic.
W. C. K irk I mt(l, I ;trnwell -The Crea
tive l'ower.
of I. LI lautan, l'arker, Texas--l 3x
'ckJ inir.1I aiad Coicord.
in 1. Z.. Navers,.Spartanbiu rg-Man.
lit. I I itry St okes, ( reen ville -- l'hie St aes
LI 111ti,i'1 versis Iie I'olitician.
-xt IT Sliiler, Lxingt.on--The Aifthr
.ry ship Mania.
to \V A. I'itts, L -trens---A I'ropecy on
in- the Clas of i.
.- Tlhe Cla.ss I 'oyiecy b y MIr. l'itIts was
.arn ext retnely initere-st.ing and humor
la oils ell ort arid was heart ily applauded
ati thiroigho it.
ig. Tlhe degree oif A. l\I. wvas con ferred
edl iijpon C. W. Stall, .1. d1 -hIUley, .1. Iif. Cair
in lisle, .Jr , W. l-. Willis, C. C. h erber t
tnt and .1. 1'. 'orishe, they having coiinplet
-ry ed ihe n-eq iiisitI e couirse.
st, I)r. ( 'rl isle miadle a brief talk on the
Ie. life of the late I )r. \Whiteford Smith,
lit inistnincing someW of the salienit f'eatu res
is ini hiis beatt.liiul life andi character.
lie IDilomas were given to the eleven
xt. minerim,ts of the graduating class, and
I )r. Carlisle gave them ini ttie baccalau
reatle address some sound aind earnest
onl advice.
all1 lIon. WVolird I' Ticker ina rde a short
(e. speech on I lie li fe arid character of the
ek foun rder of t 'i college, 11ev. Benrj. WVof
x- lordl.
- L.asit night thle altumni adldress was
rir: delivered by I Ion. J1. L.. (;leinn, of Clies
l) ter, his3 subject, beIng 'Thre Need of
da Po)litical lirucationi." Alter the ad
id I dress the annuhal Ibanqluet, was ser-ved at
vy Altnimii IJall.---State.
t J esilge nltl t.o .he itaN4te .
i -LI''i<N, S. C., ,June 1.-It is
t.pret.ty wvell estalishied that some inter
esting devielopmrerits in (dispensary mat
t ers wiill Ire heacrd( o I in the near firturre.
Soime ti inc ago Theii N ews and Con rier
e. arnnmiced thrat, prermrations were
he ak inrg lot- a new light, againist the
l'.vans law, anid now it, is well establIsh
rned thatt that jiredhict.ioni Is abotit t.o lbe
irti lle<d. A geiatlesiian who said lie got
ihis i iiiorinatiori straight from one of
the retail Ii<iior dealers of thecity, tol
a lIeprort er ye-st.ert.ay that in a few (days
itWvo roinient younlg lawyers of this
city i woi h-ave ('hiarhi'ston for llli
miorie,i whei-r they proposed to aply to
ridge I loud foir an injuinction to p)re
Iven t, the Statfe froini closing thre liar
erroi)rns ilatil a c:hiance hadl been given
Sof testing the constituitiotnality
of Ih lii iuw before tt e I 'niited Statles
IiSuirrlree Court,. Shoul d Jludge IHond
granlt t-hie restraininrg order the matter
woirhl have Lt) rest where it now is, un
L.II some Lirme duinlg the next, wint.er,
when the Suipr-eme Court would have a
chnc (flecidinig it once for all. The
einiovemlen t is being made under the an
ysprees of the retai trade, anid It Is said
that neither trouble nor expense will
be pre in cryng It thu ough. '[hey
are, rmoreover, repor-ted to be very sain
rgurle of the success of the scheme.
Drlealers who secuIredl their licenses for
Sthet entilre year arec jubilant, while t,hose
Ffaint-he art.ed parties who got out six
Ismiornths' licenses are nowv feeling very
sore over thre matter. Nobody knows,
Iof course exactly wvhat arguments will
n' be presente'd to thre . iudge, but it Is
iS 5:tid tha thie ator neys referredm to are
)l con fident thait they have a good case.
Th'lIe retail dealers seeii to thiink thiat if
the law is pirevenited from going itito
Seffect tint.iI rifler the Legislature meets
Itnex, fall t haL t hat, brody will aick nowl
edge t.he errors of its ways and repeal
ythe Act. As there is niowv very little
)trimte left, for action it, is thought that
ig thu-se developments will take place
r- ii bini the imIlmediate intutre. TIhe gen
to thernani who furnished thre in format.ion
er thought that tire next few days would
sett,le the whole matter fin oiie way or
another. -Ne Ns and Courier.
IS The Color Line tirawna.
es NW 1 w :H i.:il o I, Mass., ,Jliune 12.i The
mo color lineW hars been dlrawn In thre Ibor
is den trial . and a Iaiwsurit threatens. A
rt, colored woman named .I ackson was not
se admitted to the trial Lto day. A fter
ie wards eight white ladles were admit
s. te'd. A well kniowncoloredI man namied
ys King gave up hIs seat, to Miss ,iacksoni
lit and wias thenr exclurdedl from the court
or room becauise there was 1no seat for him
,s. and he was niot pernmittedi to sta1nd. lIe
u- started at suit upon the clairm that the
re color linre hiad bteen drawn against Miss
.1 ackson.
A Mad Ruosh fOr Lire.
NEW YORK, June 13.-The six stf
ry building filled with "-sw.ater shops,
Nos. 10 and 12 Miitgomery stree
caught lire at 3:30 o'clook this mornint
ad In a imad rush to the street of ti
250 mouls working there at thle ti me tir
were kifle< and a number injured. A
thie near-by hospitals twelve peop
were treated for injuries received a, ti
fire. It. is said that two of the IIjtlr(
will (lie. It was Ireported at I1 o'clot
that two more bodies had been foun<
The blaze started on the first It o:r an
in a few moments the 1i ames shot up i
far as the third and fourth floors. h'lli
a panic followed. The mitmaioe, ill V,
hill Ifebrews, excit,able under 1uv c
cumstances, were maddened. Two hut,
dred and flfty people rished tElithe i:
escapes in front of the bulildlinl'_ at
oiught like demons. All were t1hi i.
for good places oti the fire esctpe
Siddelily the flames burst like a rock
from the second aId tihid floors at
leaped out nearly across the stre<
There was no longer any tightimg on t
tire escapes. 'I lie people poured throii
the manholeP like wax. They fell ,
each others heads as they caime jjoy
anti were piled three dee. Tthe ladd
from the first fire escape was not y,
lowered, and the people began to jum
from tile balcony to tie pave'ne
The first was a large woman; %le It
on the iron railing and rolled over dea
A man jumped furthr into the sirec
his head struck the pavenen; his ski
was crushed and lie never moved.
secou-I nian followed ind st.ruck on i
head, but did not die immediately.
eirl was the foMirth to leal) out; she 1,
on her side. Several lumped in'o poli
etlicers' arms, not hurting them. TI
total numbor of casulties is three dea
two fatally injured, tour badly hur
but not liatally, and a score or 1114
suffered slight, Injuries.
A Foul Crime.
COLUMIA, S. C., JUne 14.-D.m
Bracy, a twelve-year-old neLro gii
charges Ed Black, colored, with CriM
inally assaul,ing her. The crime w;
committed on Sunday afternoon. but d
not, become known until yesf.erday, wihi
the condition of the virl hecime sM<
that she told her tather about the ()
currence. The people oI the litijl1hI
hood of t,he crime were very much e:
cited and were huntin.: the wretch, bt
the police malna(yed with great foresigI
to keen the atfa.r pretty quiet, andh su
ceeded in capturinv, the fellow and lod
itur himi sately in .he stationhouse b), I )I
anyone knew it. Tie irrest as w ima
by Oflicer Dunnint. Tihe victim is tI
daughter of Peter Bracy, who lives
Green street, bet Aeen l ncln ain
(1'ates. On Sunda a fternoon she to,,
the water bucket and wenti down i
street about a equare to where E I lI1ac
w ho is about uir y years old, lives, I
get a bucket 01 wa'.er. As she wi
comIln out, of the yard Ilack sawit h
and asked her to come to the door an
give him i drink of water. When si
camie up lie dragved her in the iouwe an
aceomplished his purpose. IHe ti-n i
the -'lri Lo, threatenilg to kill her if sh
Uid. She wenti home anl kept silet
unitil yesteriay. Yesterdy she w:
tille ing greatly, and told he, lat,he
She is toulit Lo be in a critical cm)d
tion, and the people are mlich excittd i
the neighborhood. Dr. liIIpot, wi
make an examInation this tmornin
Black is meanwhile well gutrle.l at t,h
station house.-St,ate.
-rhze I.awv as toi siiiimmlfs.
C'OIMMnIA, S. C., June 1 5.--At tii
ney General T1owns end( has been aske
as to the law o1 matnuftaturmi iau
shiipp)ing liquoi(rs mn tbe State and1( i
rendered thie following opinion:
In answering the imiuiry containe
in yotur recent Jett,er, I beg to say ti,b
the dispensary law dloes niot, prohih
parties fromi making any kind of liqiuor
which they may desire t.o m ike on t.heil
own stills or on shares, ira)videdi thle
sithier consume it, at, home or sell it, t
the State Commissioner alonie, ort
persons outsidle t,he Stat,e; andl provitde
further, that when soldl and shIpped
persons out.side the State t,he packagi
must bear the certilicate ot t,he St.at
Commissioner.' Yours very truily,
I). A. TO)WNSGNmi,
A ttorney General.
tA tt.orney General Tonedsays thr
not lie allowed to get a suply ot shin
ment, certificat,es or permits aind us
them as occasiou may require, but, whe:
an order is received b)y it manutactutre~
he will have to noity the State Corr
missioner of the number ot package
sold and to whom mold. Th'le Comm nis
sioner will then forward the mianufact
uirer the re(luiiredl numbfler of cert,ificate
for the shipment. Th'le board has mad,
no rule on t,his part,icular point, anid ma
arrange matters so as to avoi,d a giren
deatl of trouble and (delay.
WVorid'a Faeir Sai,arie-,.
Cmiii AOO, Junie I1.-Auditor A ckeri
man made a statement to t.be financiers
ot the World's Fair yesterd ty t.hat al
most took t,heir breat,h away. liei bih
them that the salary list for May reach
e(i the total of $M50,000, amid that, mor<
thiain 6,000 employees wet n on tihe paiU
roll during that, period. There wts a
general exclamation thai, the tuimi
ex penses were at, least, $ f100,000 ia miini.
too high. and the announcemienii, wai
mnadle tbat, Director ot WVorks llurnhani
hiadh decidle:i to (drop) 3,000 men from the
rolls thIs week. An accident occurrei
on the Miway Plaisance tonight o1
the coast,ing train of the ice ran waey
N. D. Richmond, ot Dunlatp, Ill. , was:
killed, and five men ard one womat
were seriously hurt. TIhie woman wa
Miss May Ayers, of Chicago; both lie
arms are broken and her jaw crusihedt
Needs of tihe htour,
man W. .J. IBryan of' Nebrask a dhelere<
at political speech In Atlanta to an eni
th uslastic and sy pathetic audience
11Ie came to Atlanta up~on the in vitat
Ion of the Young Meni's IDemiocrat i
League of Fumlton County. !!e spok<
for a revisioin of the tarIff and( a tartIl
for revenume only; opposed the rtepta
of the Shermnaii salver puirchase I iv
until something better waus fIIxeh 111on
and (teclared that free sil ver coinamg
with gold and silver on ano t'tl al rat,i
were the needs oif the hioiii. I iryam
was entert ainedl at a bamit1inlet, at titu
Kinball I louse to-nighit.
i'imiIQ andi orgMan..
Where t) boy P'ianos amid Organm
represenitmtg the world's greatest mat
kers. Steinway & Sons I'iainos, a
t,bumshek I 'lanos, Mason & 1lamlin h'i
anos, Sterlmn l'ianos, Masoni and lham
lin Organs, Strling Organs. Lowesi
prices always. Easiest termis possi bIle
All freight, paid. Complete omuit, free
Vimve years guarantee. Oiie prIce t(
all. a' 'inare dealinig, Money savedh.
We tdo not ask big prices as mai~na
dealers do, anti then conie down. Omi:
motto- One prIce to all. anid that tht
lowest,. We ship on lifteen (lays' tria
to any depot, and paty frei ghit bt,h
ways if not satisfactory. Write toi
illustrated catalogue. N. W. T1rump
Columbi a ti C
TO
FA RMERS
AND
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A MANUFACTURERS:
k
As a ItteItOr of blisllesi Interest to you
(I
and ourselves wo ask you to allow us the
n privilege of Iaking estinates upqR any
r. machinery you may wmsh to buy bofore
placing your orders elsewhere.
Id Our facilities and connect'ons with man
u facturers are such that we cani quoto on
t, the sai goods as low prices mis are obtain
il able In America. It is but a narrow mind
e that WouldI pass by tihe home dealer t pay
an equal or greater price to- a foreign
dealer or matifacturer.
cr Only give us the opportmuity anld we will
!t servo you to advantage, and keep at home
a small pai t of the money which is going
away from oum State to enrich others.
I, -, 0
W. H. Gibbes Jr., & Co.
COLUMBIA, S. C.
$50()
I Or a Trip to the Worid's Fair Free.
T. X.L.
- 'I'ITIle EXCEI,sIOR li M N IENTO
is
id The great pain alleviator, is s,rictIy p,
and fie from oplates:of all kinds,
relieves pain in all its forms wi
I.
properly applied. 10utll dire
itWith each 1:ot
tIe, for
28 Cents
a Sold by dlra.gIst.s everywhere.
Six bottes by expresf rori.
'repared by T. X. Compay.
o (C. M,%. De'llis *y, Manager.)
230 Mailt Street, Colhulllhla, S- C.
TH E NUR. MU iAY I)I' COMPANY.
Wholesam' X Agents, ( Cnhlha, S. C.
t FlillI partietilars sent hy mail for t.wo
(Stamps.
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