The Sumter watchman. (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, October 04, 1871, Image 4
JUDGING SOIL BT TI3TBEB.
Almost any ose knows thai tire quality
of soil may ic a great measure be deter?
mined by the timber which grows upon
it, but of the exact nature indicated by
tbe primitive trees people are Dot so well
postee. Mr. B. Suikb, of P-atmoayJ
Ohio, writes to the New York Farmer's
Club of this matter and says that white
oak land is poor; that rsad oak and soft"
maple abo indicate poor land ; that shell
bark mostly grows in cold, wet bod ; j
that fiat beech and sugar maple lauds
are. good for summer crops and grass,
but not for wheat ; that, rolling beech
and sugar lands where large poplar and
black walnut abound are fine grazing
lauds, and produce, wheo new, large
crops of all kinds except wheat, where
it is winter killed ; that large white oak
and chesnut growing together, and black
oak and hickory indicate a loose subsoil,
and lands where the water soon sinks
into the subsoil are much the most
valuable for ?train ; that a soil that wilt
raisij large crops of all kinds of grain,
and theu clover and timothy, and after :
they ron out will come in with green
grass aud white clover, is the best.
Norfolk Virginian.
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Infant Election?
For the children fctrag cot yet boro, nehher
having done ?By good or evil, that the purpose
ef 6-od according to election might stand, not of
worts, bat ot him that caUetby itwas said onto
ber the elder shall serve the younger, as it is
written Jacob hove I loved but Fusa bave I
hated-Bornons IX, Utb, 12th aud 13th verses.
The doctrine of Infant Predestination is one
that I en Jeavored to avoid touching on, I otb in
all my writings and teachings, private and pub
lie, from the fact that I was aware of the state
of ignoranec that reigned in the world through
the blinded clergy, lying in darkness themselves
tbey have feathered the t? es of tbe world and
Lave tbem all iu the aitch,-believing that all in?
fants who are taken out of the world are saved,
and that their minds are so biased and disgrace?
fully credulous, tbat to show them the truth
would only insult them. For they are strangers
to reason and everything that beloLgs to a being
of intelligence that God created to his glory. I
except none. For what are called the wise and
great of the world are in tbe most stubborn state
of ignorance of any other class of people that
live. Supposing that they know as mnch as any
oon else, or probably more, tLey have closed their
ears to instruction, and have become impregnable
to reason. And consequently now, by the mani?
festation of truth, will have their names handed
down to the end of time, a disgrr.ee to the human
race.
Therefore, as my teachings could not be te
ceivedby the infants or reach the dead, I de?
termined to try to teach adults in the way of
truth, ana get their minds first enlightened,
knowing that they would then km w these things,
(for wisdom belongetb to the child of Uod). So
in order to avoid driving any from the truth
through their credulity, before they had a fair
chance to rec.ive it, I avoided this point. But
through a brother, whose mind had been opened
to the truth, but not sud iently strong to see the
danger ahead, broached the subject to some, who
immediately became confused, and came to me
for explanation. And as uo ambiguous answer
wouid satisfy, I had to put forth tbe truth, which
immediately began to spread like fire io stubble,
for the poor, benighted, priest-ridden people
thought that they now had a point en which it
was easy to condemn me. And now it can be
heard whispered around almost every fireside
that Boyle teaches that a portion of the infanta
who die are lust, and are trying to make this a
bobby to deceive the poor, honest, uncultivated
mind. And have succeeded in cau.-icg some to
turn from the truth,and consequently place them?
selves beyond the reach of mercy, for for them
there can be no forgiveness. As well as the num?
bers who have seen what the truth is but will not
follow it for "'eor of thc cens?te of popular opin?
ion, or some pecuniary consideration. For seeing
that it is the truth, but not having courage to
tuke the cross at presen., they bavo concluded to
wait a while, until they can get their matters a
little better arranged, or popular opinion change
in its favor But let all such know that God
says to them that they are unworthy- shat they
sh.. IJ never taste ot his sup; cr.
Therefore, as then remaineih no salvation for
thea, I would advUe all such as are of either
e'ass to shape their course so as to enjoy this
life to the best of their ability, for there is no
wiadom in lositg both. And I call upon the
clergy to snstiiiu the teachings they have been
incnlrali ?? among the people, end show that I
am teaching heresy to deny a universal salvation
to al! infa9ts who are taken away in their infant
, Plato. For I I ave used thc phrase, and I go a
little farther, and secure them of ola-phcuiing the
Dame of tb? God of krait, m asserting that he
.-ave.- all in inn is. For in so doing they are de?
nying Him his perfection, by making Him a
partial beeag, and thoa, in their judgment, dc
. froyikg His divinity. Fer is there one among
t hem that can absolve Htify from jra act of par?
tiality, where there ?re two children, bvtb. brought
f< tih into existence ander rimilnx cir ra aw tances, I
and lie. in Hi? Omniscience, gees ibm to leave
toew both here until they come to years of mati
ri:,", both will du that wbirh is evil, and be los' ?
Bc ii. i r<!. r to save one He takes it away in it.?
inf;.ni slate, but n?cs thc oilier tere, until it
does f! nt which i.- e\il and is l??t? Sow, Sirs,
If you ?aol absolve H'm from ths rborpe. you
by your teachings have aeeased Him of partiality.
Or jon will have to show one of two things:
That He (t?o-i) cilber does Uot kr.nw what course
tbe child would j.orsne, If left here to years of
muiurity, or otherwise He only takes away in
the infant state such children as He sees would
do that wb?eh is right, if'eft t" years of maturity.
A&.4 ii yotj can sh?? that 0\-d does Hot know
.hat coarte all cb?Jren will purono if left here
tajeas* vi iiatttri'y, thea Hetaunot bo Omuls
clent, ,K?d thisefore is not perfect, and eonse
quectiy canna? ?e ?J. d. Or if yea can show that
?le only take away su. h children as wonhJ do
that mh'vh i -r??..Ataod be saved, if left to years
of maturity, .a*n you wilt have to sh- w that (Tod
in tcany in.**:?"?* connects himself* with an pa
eS~*a itti-g. Or you will b?ve te show, contrary
ft tiis Invariable ia" of nature, that lhere are
?Heaa th:i;?> wfl'tch oom? forth from an unclean
thing, A:? if ya* M du this, thou, a* all laws
.cf nasura psooetd ?wt?r tram Uoj, you can show
that liv clttivgjth. And if P>, lie cannot be a
nerf**' B IfS* aady"1? are but aninny-to worship
]iim. ?* U" >oo i-au ?ha? that Ha has ever ooo
lu-otaJ lisa.**.':'T?'hun anrrf.nn thing, then for
Jiita ra raj at nay ^'u<r '.Ung beesus* it lt un
eio.-t:;. w ?W o* playing tho lr parri ta.
Oh. iii-, tlinJid Pharisees! JJ"* I? it tba*
yo? du vt first <ei the t*????? ?.* ?f 70UT owu
a;, ci. w ibatjoU ona fee the ?uta in your broth,
ar's before y ca aoJiriaka tn *W ? Why da
you oodertnka !.. leach (bat wbloh yvevyourwlv?f
do not iWiibi-ftand-'Sa chap Jlatbew.
Wi'l j? ??Ivai?ftrui'p nf I? ?o. then listen
to tb . word? of rc^?' n . All ia** uf oatar* ari
bat .Ka u&tom! r*>o't?ftbe p>rlaoth?a uf?od.
T>ea, a? ali ''..?'? exUta"Ci had lo a? endAaad
mab a ?r<f 'tl- f***5*"*' ?"'??"c ot iaauirna?, to
-hopout Ufa to lt. ?o h i* it? spirit that imparts itt
K.n- ure. Tb??*. .* .?? * i**"*1! &
tctsity of plaina and Uaai and at^Ua* aird?,
Babel a.I>d BDiuials, etc.. tn euHllUitt ft world, ea
tbera ?a? u*oe?*>'> d?"???V ut *****
?j?h OttTeraa lamil* tuiptl hava a epirtt Jiaatritsf
ITO? tnaotbejs ; p^for^flhtf.' ThS? foran*
not w4m$be&f3be i$??i;'t?ewr '
reptile?; Oraokaa^ ?e., to tiuitipTy ?*..,,
younga the ys SB?%$odnee* w*^ Jsitfifl
eeive cf the spirit of Its mother, to impart life to j
it. -TheafrwooM perfalrr-oTThe retj ?ame j
nature, f.-r the invariable lawofnature is for ejery f
tb ie ?'?? erin,i? fo'rth after its oirc^iotr; " Spit s> j
tree frnet'iry, and the teed drop into the eartkaird
geraintit?, it brings iorth & planr io every respect
of tb? rely s?u>e Bator? that Us (aether tree bad.
So it is when ?Dy one of the diff?rent animate
tilings brings farth young, that ytmng partakes of
the ?an 9 nature of its mother, because it receive* j
tor sane spirit, ead tie invariable law- of nadara j
is for Die same spirit to produce the sante Balure [
ia ever/ tiing that possesses ft.
Then when God created man, he gave Bim His
own spirit, ?hieb is a spirit of righteousness,
which naturally lead bim to do that ?hieb is
right, jost as the spirit be BOW bas naturally
leads him todo that which is wrong. Then as
God is a being of wisdom, who ean bare no plea?
sure at all in foolishness, to create ? being to
glorify Himself, he 'bad to endow him with the
py wer of apperception, so tint he could act wise?
ly, prudently and righteously, and thus glorify
Him, far it is the only way by which a being can
Slorify God ; anc without the gift of appereep- j
lion no being eon act wisely, prudently and j
righteously of itself. Then when God created
man, be gore hiss the power of apperception, bot I
be had not bis reason cultivated co as to know |
the difference between good and eviL So man
was created a cherubim-au Angel of Love-one I
of the lower erde?-in a state of innocent purity.
Then as tbepowor of apperception endowed man
with the power of free ageney, and there being
such a thing as evil ia existence, and man being j
susceptible of do.ng ur choosing of bis own will,
demand?e: that be should be placed in & state of
probation before be could be glorified, that he
might be tborcughly" teated, to prove him, wheth?
er he vould choose good or evil. Then, as he
knew Tot the difference between good and evil,
there ? as a nece*sity for the law which God gave
bim, to teach him not to yield to the eviL But
of mao's own will be transgressed, and in so do?
ing he did wroog. So the instant be did wrong,
the spirit of God withdrew from him, and be re- |
ceived the spirit of the devil, which changed his
nature from that holy one With WMeb God crea?
ted him, to the corrupt one that he now has*
For before Adam sinned be bad no issue. Then
do yon not .see that all hi? seed must be brought
forth with tbe ?ame spirit that be received ?
Thus ia him we ell died. Then in iniquity we
were all sbapen, and ha sin our mother conceived
as Kow for God .to onfre hjmself wit?.any ono,
in sueh a state, would be uniting himself with
the devil, which would destroy His Divinity.- j
Then until all persons are regenerated, it is im?
possible with God te save them. Theo, when pa?
rents who are wicked bring forth a child, does
not common reason teach yoo that that ehild
would bare to receive the same spirit as that of j
tts parents ? And do not all sinners possess the
spirit of tbe devil ? Then would not the child
receive the same ? Then bow could God connect
Himself wftb it? (Shame, shame to snch stupi?
dity) ! Does not reason show you that if He did
He would be united with the devil?
Thea, on -tba- other, band, where parents are j
righteous, their children ere clean, for all righte?
ous peraons-bave tba--spirit of God. Then their j
issue are brought forth with the same spirit. So
they are clean. Even wheu one parent is righ?
teous, it sanct fies the other to tba cleansing of |
the child-1st Corinthians, 7th chap., Hlh vers.
Which is as far as the good Lord ean possibly
go. This is the state in wbieb all children a re
brought into existence. They that are of wicked
parents are unclean, while they that are of rigb- j
thous parents are clean.
You will now ?sk, will G od take away the
child of unclean parents and damn it, simply be.
cause its parents are unclean ? I answer you no, J
th.it would be impossible with [lim. Then you
ask why does be damn it? I answer you that
every one shall be judged according to their j
deeds. ''For a bom He foreknew be ltd prede*- !
tinate. to be conformed to the image of His
Son."-Romans 8th. Now mark you that God is
omniscient. He knew before (be world was who
all would live, and that man would sin?-Lu to-the
state of corruption that be is io. He also fore?
knew who could be in?uced to serve bim and who
could not. Then all that He sees ean be brooght j
to repentance without Uking away their free
ageney, He has predestina tod to be c ??funned to
thc image of his Soo. Then they are His elect,
whether they are of clean or unclean pfcsenta.
If their parents are andean, thee God cannot
suffer them to be taken away in their infant state.
For if He did Ha would then have to damn them.
Foi they would theo be andean, and He cannot
save any unclean thing.
Iberefore He would have to spare such a child
until it came to Ttarr-ol maturity, so that the
circoinKtances that will cause it to repeat may
be broufrht about, that it may cleanse itself and
be saved. And on the other hand, where a child
is brooght forth of clean parents, as was Esau,
God could not suffer it to be tuken out of the
world io its infant state, provided He io His
foreknowledge MJT that it would do wicked if
left to years of maturity. Because where the
parents are clean, then tb? ehild is bely, end if j
it were taken ont of the world in that state it
would have to be ssved, while at tho same time
its works are evil, 3L.rall children bave their j
works iu them before they are brought forth, and
God knows what kind they are. Then Ha would
bare to leave such a child to the years of ma?
turity, so that it mi?bt, accordiog to its own
trill, corrupt itself and go to its own.
Thus all things are tmnged through, the
[>meisricnce of God, based upon man as a free
.gent,strictly according to the laws of righteous
less. And so He bas predestinated ?ll things,
"or to bring about tbe salvation of every one
hat can possibly be brought to repentance, with
mt laking away thrir freeagency. Thee His
sleet ?re such as eau be brought to repentance {
?itttnut taking away their free agency, while tbe
ref-el'if destruction is such as will not, and lhere | '
ore must be osed wherever necessary, as wa?
Pbaroab, for good lo those that will. Those j ^
shorn Uo foreknew He predestinated, and ar- i1
auged all things before , tbe foundation of the
vorld to work together for their good.
Bot,says a poer, priest, daceived soul, I hare
i child d?ad ? cannot believe it is lost. Who |
irt thou that replieth against 'tod I Do you
b iii k that jrou/ ?tub?oorji4 credulity can ob an ge :
get? ? Ob, fool, learn wisdom ! Tura from
. >ur folly and serve tbe t. ne and living God,
nd rai?? your children In the way that they j j
bauld go, and jar? both your-elf and your)
olid! Turo from tbe?? delusions so peted in
tte world, and Uko with you your child and ,
jrn unto God ! For you sr? raisins jov child. M
in in tbe oradle? of Jest t notion. Vour Sunday { JJ
ebool?, gilbey are, are but iynsgogues af Satan, IP
ad all af your io called ehureh bowes, where o]
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fit
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FOO ARTIE'S BOOK i>KPOS2T(>RY.
No. 2C0 KINO STREET,(IN THE BEND),
Cil AU LESION, SOUTH CAROLINA.
April 5_
D00P.S, SASHES, BLINDS, &C.
P. P. T o a 1 e
Manufacturer an?l Dealer.
Xe. 20 llayne Street aud IL?rth*cl; ? Wharf,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
tS* Tili? i? th- larrit and most complete
Factory of t.'.e kind ?n thc S mrbtm Statos, aod
?I! jr in h.?J line ?MH be fur.ii.-b<-d by Mr.
P. P. Toa ur. ar prieos that defy eotspetirto?.
.'. r- A |iampB??t, witii full ?nd detailed li*t
of a'i ^;'-<t L'?.r>,Su'heean I Blinds, aud rhe
pri<. - ol e;vb. will bc sent free and po*t paid, on
application to
P. P. TO A1^R?
CH ARLE-TON. F. C.
To'v I?. Iv
Kinsman & Howelly
Factors and Commission
Merchants.
Liberal Advances made on
Cotton and Naval Stores.
Charleston^ S.C
Sept o' ' 4m .
April .>
PAVILION HOTEL,
tKARLESTO??, S. C?
BOARD. PER DAY, S3.?O.
:o*7.-sa^ures, aaa? av %i tviiutri?i*, ?j
Sn perin tori dent. Proprittrasa !
Pvt j , . r " - * .
3 ol?iy S ?r iijor. j
yirki^ i^-'BWl?a^^ifa^ ;.?* j
ppl:crti-n. W i? aOaaa ,"to any iiaaloaat'*?
rafted: t#W?ka>stwi?^ . " 1
Implement, Seed and
61 LIGHT ST.;
:< . _?_ ?. ; ;
Nan?ti?xanr of and Dealer ie "
Agricultural Implement-, of all lb? Utttt, i?
' - ' " proved ;p?tterni, vi? : - t'. '
Hows, n??rTftiH..Ca]ttrr4vrB'R*->P?,r?? aad'Tsfow.
. cr.?. Hors? Powert; Thrasher*, w?b A g?ncr
** eral Assortment" of Edidina Garden Tool*,
. /} j . '' Xiii i
G/?Wcr aol Imponer of Fie"d an d Gard?e Seeds.
Soie Agent for th? sal? of the Celebrated Extra
Earty Dexter.Seed Pea.' Parties interested
in tito growing of. Peat fof ranrket, aboutd
order earl j to ts to cot be disappointed io
gatling the,Birliest and wost' Proline Pee
known, pronounced oo by hundreds vf track?
ers who bare planted them.
RICHARD CROMER ELL.
Sept 6
BAL
Proprietor of the.
4& A PA ? A PiSfC? NoltSVRH?. '
' Grower ??Frak^fct?tfott?-Treeton,*?
1 ? g& beryVr'Vftie?,-Ac.,
^tH^fer^^^t^^^Qt?^. v
20,000 Apple? Tree?, '. ' -* :
M.OOO Peech Tree?, ?
3 ',-??,0fl* S*.et dard Bear Treta,
U*,<H?& Dwarf Pear Trees,
. . ' ro,0ftfr Chearry Trees, v
60.W <Jrapw?ineala?soTted, . ..<..
Together . with a general- eseortnteat of ell th*
leading eariefieeof SmeH Frails.
? Abo a large ead, weil selected stock-- et Eyer-,
rreens suittble for On>aa?en ling raH?IW|
Tarda aod Cemeatrke. ' ' Aeparafut Riots, EV
Ac. Price Lieu snailed on application.
RICHARD CROMBRELL.
CHAS, Kt. MOISE, ^
I ii s u r ano e A. g e ii ft.
SUMTER, S. ?.
FIRE.
"LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND GLOBE,**
Capital-and Reserved,.......;... $51.000.0(r?,<rl.
Invesrtd in the United States,-...: ' 3,100,080,06.
"ANDES OF CINCINNATI, OHIO,"
Cash Cap?Ml paid np-?...,..._$l,O0O;006.00
Capital and Profita 1st July 1371... 1,?OC,000,PO.
LIFE. -
?NEW TOR Rr LIFE/*
Assets,......................${?,000,000.00.
Animal income_6,e00^0fl,?0
"POLICY HOLDERS' LIFE AND TONTINE,"
of Charleston, 8. C.
President, Wv. McBUBNEY.
Aaoond-and<Jreliabla horne Company. ?
Hates for Fire and Life Insurance, as hw as in amt First Class Company
August 2 ? ._*_. if
GK NE KAL F1R ?? AN|D lil PE
. INSURANCE . AGENCY.
Antliony "Wlxlte, Agent.
CAPITAL REPRESENTED,
$35,000,000.
PACIFIC F RE INSURANCE CO., of Sis Francisco, Assett?.M?M~.<.-I2O.0OO.MO Gold.
? ER M A NIA PIRK INSURANCE CO., of New York, AaaetU-.- 4.000,800.
SEC UR ITT FIR K INSURANCE CO., bf New York, Assetu.... ? W4.?40.
PUONIX HRS INSURANCE CO.. of New York, Asset ts..v.v..- I,8?5,0?9.
RICHMOND BANKING AND INSURANCE CO., of Kiebmond. Va., Asserts... 350.000.
GEORGIA HOV. ? FIRE INSURANCE CO., of Colamba*, tieorgia- 475,000.
PARTICIPATING POLICIES issaed OB Dwellings, securing Annual-reduction OB the pren
i um of ?bout 25 per ecr t. .' . J
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, of Atlanta, Geo., Gen. J. B. GORDON Present.
The oldsct eud largest Southern Life Codpany.
EQUITABLE LIFE ASSURANCE SOCIETY, of New York. Io amonat of New Business, tbe
Largest Lile Company ia the world? i ' ' ! . .
SMCIAL A8K5T ma
TOE POLICY HOLDER'S; LIFE AND TONTINE ASSURANCE SOCIETY OP THE SOUTH,
of Charleston, 8. C.
These Companies in Strength, Reliability and Pair Dealing are
Second to none in the World.
Angn*t2 ? "ly
TEE ABOVE PRESS IS SO CONSTRUCTED,
AND CF 3UCH IMMENSE POWER, THAT WITH A SINGLE'LEVER ONE MAN CAN
;>r-ss K bute of Cotton vroigbing 5M iba., ora bone can be hitch e. I to the opposite ?We and preta a
buleof.oesntneeiz* IN ONU. MINUTE'S TIMK
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Agents Wanted for every County in the State.
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August 2_ __'
WOFPORD COLLEGE.
SPABTANBUBG C. H., SO. CA.
FACULTY.
REV. A. M. SBIPP. D. D., President and Professor Mental aod Moral Science.
DAVID DUNCAN, A. M , Professor Ancient Languages and Literatare.
KEV. W'HITEPOOR'U SvIITH, D. D., Professor English Literesare.
WARREN DU PRK, A. Nf., Professor Natural Sclenee.
JAS. II. CARLISLE. A. M.. Professor Mathematic*. .
REV. A. H. LESTEK, A. M., Proctor History and Bibliesl Littraiare.
Thc Preparatory School, undc th* imHicdia'.t saperTMioa O-'fc a Faculty, JN0. W. 8HIPP, A.
M.. Principa].
Divinity School-Rev. A, M. SH I TP, D. D.; Rev. WHITEFOBD SMITH. D. JKi Rev. A. H
LESTER, A. M. . -
t he First Session of tho Eighteenth Collegiate Year begins ea the first Monday ia October,
1871- The Second Session begins oa the First Monday ia Janoary, 1871.
The course of stadiee and the standard of scholarship remain anehanged, hut the Facolty now !
admit irregular students or those who wish te pursue partieaUr studies only.
Tbe Schools alr> ?pen at the same time.
TUITION per year, ia College Classes, intrudingeontiageetfha, la Currency.
TUITION per year, In Preparatory. School, including co nun gea* fee, $44, la Carrtaoy.
Itillr payable one half ia advance. .
Board, per mooth, from $10 to $15 in earreaay, ? ?
?' For farther particulars address,
Joly?, MTS. - A. M. SHTPP. President.
Charleston Broom Factory
J. P BROWNS. Agent.
*-LS0 AOKNT FOI*
Safety Lamp.
PER KIN 8 A HOUSES'
SOX EXPLOSIVE KEROSENE LAMP lg ?
ib>cjlatel* tafe beta frota Break inj end Kxplo
>U>Q. O iv?* twice ae ?u?h light aa ordinary '
Lamp?, nail a*ea SS per cent tau OiL (hjree o?
JO oder, and laata a lifetime.
For aale by
. J.VT. BROWNE, -
?36 iVeetxvrj ti., and 51 Broad Street.
? Chariestov, S. C.
Aejeot fat State cf Beeta Carea?*.,
IBSEN * WALSH Agento ?>r Sumter, S.C
; . coltrkBi^ 'k &
Wm *e? ead 1?e?*attf FaraarheT jfcbife.
iaaaaaij^ilaaai^ cf:3t?t?
Jarvltea'* Capitate e^aderae.teat aad axe*
Wet aocoarart^bttoaa ia tba etty,; -
> -: a>.JVr2 .
SD?GER'S SEW FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE
th* who* w?rfa.
.mm wumab?tvmtlM
Th* tal? for -Itt? yea* 18t% ? Wb*
L. H.
m
1er.
Miller's Safe and Iron Works,
ESTABL?&HEO IN 1937.
'sat
MILLE**!5 tl tr.TniO?.'E VHD?: MFF
the-?/est n..i? In iiVtf- wmmMedfre- '.. ?
?t>i. dampness or de?*?*.
Fire-Proof Merchants'
Safes*
WELDED STEEL AND IKON
Burglar - Proof Bank
Safes.
FIRST CLASS
Key and Combination
Lock .
Bank Vaults and Door?.
Sales Room ?63 Caltinure St.
FA C T 0 Ii Y-Sjnarc iouHtM b::
ninetta. Cia ret. Fremont
and Warner Streets
SEND FOR ?LLUTRATED CATALOGUE
OVER 12,000 IN USU.
TESTED IN 203 piRKS.
DEFENCES:
Fraser, Hajnsworfbs A ' o .por, Hoyt A F..t-o .
Samter, S. C.
Worth A Worth, Wilmington N?. Ca.
John Agnew A Son, Cnlombta. Si C.
National Bank of Chester. S. C.
Smith A Melton, Chester, 8. C.
900 IX BALTIMORE.
OVER 12,000 SAFES IN USE.
TESTE ft IX 200 FIUES
FIRST CLASS GOODS, AT LOW P?UCE-.
July 25 ly
?yer's S?r^parilla
Foi* ?*L UM kr t aa?i r? S ?? v. >.< u c.
V?~; tri .:. i* ' .
??f M ai i. a i ?
iii. m *....-?
rr:'- i'-?i-- t%s.
.?. tbs \->.?/.
ie?' r..i?j.i u di
I, ?;.".*o been!
pn:.hi?i ur-!, carrrd bj li
S-r?f?r.;MJ. :.:-0-;b^>
disto?sc:*,wi,v. nereng
?p;..:ile-? I#y thc si-roft
on* contri.i?.;i'iori K?>ul
thee wjrf painfully aflttctfajri base ^r.i i stttcallt,
cured in such great HU?II?H-I- in ali?.'?>t every nv.
tiirn of tt:e couetrv, that the j i:b!> wax?:ely neea
tobcrnll>niie.l of it.-? vlrutf ol it*c>.
Scrofulous poi.-ou w one ol' thc rotv t ilc^fmr
tire cn rmi ci nf nur m<-e. Often* tlil> anneen .-mil
sn felt tenant nf tlieortr;:>vi-?.. r, ,.<.?.! wines theewi^
station,andinviteMi ' vi.ot es iee Ming e>?ta
talassautssj without cxi-ttL'g a m-pHon of iu
presence. Again, it seem-* to breed infection
throujrhont thc body, and then, <>n ironie favorable
orcasion,rapidly i&velup int? "nc or other bf it*
hideous form.-*, either on ttie surface orprsongtiic
vitals. In the latter, tinnies ma? be t-u<i<lenlv
' deposited in tho ranas or heart, or ttnsorsj fanned
in the liver, or lt chows ita presence by ?ruptions
jn the skin, or foul nVer.-iiions on .-onie part ot
the hotly. Hence thc o.-cji>iond n>e of a bottle
of this SmrmjiariUa is ndvisnblc, crtn when no
active symptoms of di.-eafc nppenr. Tcisons af?
Slcted with the fbllosrirg complaints generally
Und immediate relief, ana, nt Icst'tb, cure, by the
ase of this HARHAr.it: A: st. Ambo
3t?'s Fitne, Smite or Erj/nipetas, T#ft?r, Satt
Rheum, Senld Hrnrl, JthtntrorM, ?torr 'Kyra,
Sore Zur?, and other ornplions or visible forms
of Arro/wiena disease. Also in thc mere con?
cealed forms, aa Dyspepsia, Jut ?rrr, llrart
iisowr, Fits, iptlrpsyt. Xnnat.jia, and
the various Ulcerous aflectk>us of thc muscular
?nd nervons systems.
Syphilis or Yrnrrf*%l and ifeotrirrl Dis
sases are cn ml by it, thongh a bing tove is re?
quired far snbduing those ?brinete maladies by
any medicine, Bnt mag-ccntmncd at-e ot this
medicina will care ??complaint, Lrtnorrhcra
OT Whites, Uterine X'trrrtitioii*. find i ?mette
Diseuses, are commonly soon relieved rxd ulti
snately cured by its pniifyuig atid iucigoi atine
effect. Minnte direction' f<?r o:ri? eat-c arc found
kn oar Almanac, sn;>)>lkd ti-. Xhmtmeilsm
and Gout, when caused hy neciitnaletton* of ex
tranc?os mott ern in the M ?od, y?o-?J qwJcfcrv to lt,
SmMlsoLirenrComrtaints. Tor/ililitji. Ceit^rsm
ttoncr Inflammation of (T?o / 'rv-r, anti ,Mn?.
die*, wnen aTWtig, aa thov nilen ?V?, from the
rankling poison? in the bl?mL TM? SA nSA
TARILLA ia a great rCitor.?r for thc" strength
and vigor of tbe syitem. Tho*ev.bo rire Ian?
guid and J.imtlnm, Irrsp^vth i,t. >/r. j icsj?.
gad trOQblCd With Kerrins .4 rj.rt Itrtmir-us or
^iessre, or any :of the Bir?vtlort? iyinfitoniailc of
Weakness, Kin find IrameHun.- ?eRef r.ml ron
wincing; evidence of its restorative pou cr upon
trisd.
F li E PA RED L 7
Wr. jr. C. A TRI dc CO., tem cl?, TlsA.,
Fraetient anet Analytieal Chemists.
?OLD BOT ALL DRUGGISTS EytiOVHFTM
Da. A- J. CHINA. Ager t at Sumter. 8. C.
DARBY'S
P?OPBVLACTIC
rp asntxia
A iavalaeble F?saHy Medietwe. for renfv
?g^elaaaa?Jg, removing tad ?dor. tn ?ll kind?
if aieheeaai for harns, soiW woendsTHlneT:
[of Erysipelas, rheematisa, ??dall.sAindise.sas,
to^rfe^jL**!^ y threat, diptberra ;
^uf?,??irt^,*iW ^^wJ>?f ****w>W?
aiIdew,fruU*Tni>.v-t tiber, ip.emil'" *,. ',??>'
i?T Ooen^ Merchant. ^TTTTT.
^^iu?5 Hto^i.aT^r. ,?* "
t*l ' - '^^^??tossstN.T.
AWATTSS f<M7 A7
WWfflpfiriJBB HOTEL
*m a attn, A^<^ j
VINEGAR BITTERS'
i
J W.i*??. Pronto- R. H. ?IcfV.???.? a C. . "(nirran*
On. Armtfc >MI Fr?ithro. Cut.. .IPH M iVwwwiiM.v.r
MILLIONS Bear Testimony ta that*
Weaderfkl Ceratlwe Effecte.
They are ?ot a-rOe Fancy Drink, Meda of Peer
San, Wa laker, Frewf Swirl ta and Befe??
L lea ara doctored, aptced and sweetened to pie*? rte
tajrtcco?ed " Toefca," "kppettara," "?BestcrerCt-*,
ftH iggjj th? tip^Wootodrnnkepn- and rain, bet aw
a tree Medictecmad* from ti? satire Brets and Herta
cf California, free from all Alcoholic S tl??
lanie. They are the GREAT BLOOD PURL
FIER and A LIB* GTTIKO FBINCIPLB,
a perfect Eenorater and "tarigecator of the System,
earrylngoff all potaooou? matter and restoring thanh*
to a healthy condition. Ko perana ?aa take theta Btv
tera according to directions and remain long cnwtB,
prarMei their bones are sot deatrcyed by mhsert
poiaonor other mesas, and tba vital organs waft*
beyond tho point of repair.
They are a Gentle Partctttre M well asa
Tonic pceaeaatng, also, the palliar merit cd taint
aa a powerful airen* in teUerta? C*?a^stic? or Ina??
motion of tho Liver, and all the Visceral Organe
FOR FEMALE COMPLAINTS, Inyonnen;
old, serried or nlntcle. ax th*d*wn of womanhood ora
thc torn of life, thoa? Toole Bitter? bare no e?aaL
Fer Iaflaauaatery ead Carente Rhexnta?
deas, and Goat, Dyepe??la er Iedlgeetiaa,
Bilious, Remittent ead Intermittent Fe*
Tere? Blaeaeee ef the Bleed. Liver, Kid.
Bera ead Bladder, thea? Bittern have been most
(oooewfal. Sack Diseases are canard by Vitiated
Bleed, which 1? generally produced by d?rangeas*
of the Digestir? Organa.
DYSPEPSIA OB INDIGESTION, Ba*
ache, Pala ia tte Shoulders, Coachs, Tightatas of tbs
Cheat, Pint?se*. Boor bnctatioea of the Stemach,
Bad Taate in the Month. Bilious Attacks. Pal pi tatton ?f
th? Beert. Irdbussaat?o? of the Lon**, Ptm in tte rt
tiona o( the Eidocya. and a hundred other sarnia; ira*,
toms, are the offsprings it Dyspepsia.
Thar invigorate th? Stesaeefa and stimulate th? tcrjM
Lirer and Bowels, which reader them of onequOti
?fjeaey io eleauurto* th? blood of ail tm peri tte*, as? te
?artlag ene- lit? and nxor te th? whola s/stam.
FOE. SK IN BISBISES, kreptio* Tetter, ha
Rheum. Blotches, ?pot*. Places. Pestai*. Bo?U, Cao
)u?? ich. ir^^Dteeeiceatiena oft?? BmlmmaS
Diseases e* the Ate. of whatever name or aatort. at
IrttraOr deg np and carried eat of the system m a short
tim? hythe ase ot them Bitters. Owe bottle ia sam
eases will coanoee tho most ioeredakxrt of their ?na?
tiva effects.
Cleanse the Vitiated Blood whenever yea find tts fa*
peri tie? bursting thraoehthe ?kin in Pimples, Km?
tiena or Sores ; cleanse it when rea and it obstrsetat
and sluggish tn th? veins : cleanse it whee it is Cod,
?cd year feelings will t*D yoe when- Keep tb? Hm!
?are. and the health of the svsttea wilt follow.
Fla, Tape, and otb cr Worms, larkin* ia Os
System of so many thceaads, are eSeetuaJly destroy*!
aad removed. Says a dhdatawkhed physiologist,
there is ?eascaq an ladlvMaal naen th? ace oftbt
earth whee? body is exempt from the pnetset et
worm*. It ia not asea the healthy ale-cats af tat
body that wonna exist, bot anon tie diseased hamers
and altar ternit? that bretd these Irving nsooatenef
?aa?? Bo System of Medicine, no rennifam at
aathelrriatlea will fr*? th? system from wo na? Lat
tame Bitten.
?1? WALDE, Proprietor. K. B. MCDONALD * CO.
OrufxteU ?nd Geo. Artete. San Praneiaeo. Callana, .
aad St aad M Commerce Street. New Tots.
SaTSOU) BT ALL DBVCrOISTS ABD DtAUttt
i "*_
K. K. K?
Radway's Beady Relief
t'URbS TH KW OUST PAIN -
lu freni One to Twenty M.in tc
NOT OM IIOI;U
a tel reading tins na\. ,nsi n.en. eeedaayeet
SUFFER WITH PAW.
RA DWAY'S REA l>Y UL 1.1K ? U> A CL RE FOK
kVfcRt P.A IN.
Il ?rn., lbw ti'.-t alfi is
THE OMA' I*AL\ REMEDY
al ir >i.i> i!y rlnxf thv m-?i ?x r.i'ijMi ;; pisa.
MVS I ? . ll ?.1 >.?..-. a-.d ?ur - Cfc;: -I <.?,,
AU rfc. r ?.t ill?; l.?.n:?. M -rr.arH. BnWeW. oroilrr
.t??i.|- ?T ..r;i?ii?. .. .. ipf4traMS?>n.
IN F O M . i N Ii M i r ?V .* NIY M IN Ul ?">.
1" nm I ter. i. w vi'.!.'.'! ..r t.vr?ia!n< ike paia
. ie KlIKL' dA . L'. ?rc? riu4< ii, infirm. n?pkd.
Xrrv?o-. N> u .ii ir, ?r piovirated witbdtMaai
ua<- ?-jlt r.
Th->.j.|.l.cati>.r. of thc READY REI.IEFt*
.he pan parri* w erv the pain >.r d.iSealit
?xi.:* will -SM J ra>cnnd c.nil..rt.
rwetitj dr ps ia h.lf ii t:nr.-I. r nf ?:i'cr ei>l
.t nTew ru m nt* .-vre : KAMI'S. SPA>SS.
?>CR STOMA? H. BKAKint RN. !>ICK
IKADU'HK, lilvKKMK?. l)Y-KMKKY.
?*'ILI '. WINI? IN Tilt BOWELL an I ?li D
? TKl:N AL PAINS
Trn??l-r? ?bon..( nlw:iv< r:irrv n Im'lleef
IC iDWAY'S READY RELIEF w'rh them. I
? tr?-ps in w.iter will plwvcal sickru-is -r paint
i 'r'.?n rfatege >>l w?r?r. Tt b-:tei ihjn FreKi
I'.rnn iv <-r hitters ?a a .liatotant.
FKVER A.\D AGUE.
FI VER ANO AUUFeared f?r titty cenia
Tkerc i .... ? a reii.edi:i! ?<gv't in ibis wn.id that
will . ine Kev. r ?od Asm-, and al! ..iker M?lari
-Biiii?.BH. SvM?lut. T?pb .?.I aVlUiW, and ???er
Fe?rr. ? ....!?! b? KADWAY'S PII.L<) ?.. ees*
i- K ?OWAFa READY RELIEF. Fifty ctoti
per b-ittlr.
HEALTH ! BEAUTY!!
Strong aa i Pore Rich Bb**!- IncreaM <>f Ped)
and weight-Clear ?kio and beautiful Cus
plesinn recured ie ?IL
DR. KA DWAY'S
SARSAPABILLIAN RESOLVENT
11 aa m^.lr thc must aati.ni.hirg rare. ; se q?i>"i
sw Rap d ar? the Changea the B<idy Undcrrsa.
omter ?be influence ol this truly w.>a?i?rM'
Mrdieine ?bat
Every Day an Increase in Fies*
and Weight is Seen and Felt
THE GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER
Kv.ry dr?>p uTeW SARSAPARILLEN" B*
SOLVENT coma anicaies thivagh the Br*?
Sweat, L'tic^, and otb r iaids ?ad juieesoftb
*\ stem the vi?;?r ef lits, ht it repairs the es**
..f the bolv with new and sound materai
Sevufdla, 3yphi!R Ci.n??a?ptM,ni (^?nJtk
disease. Ulcers ia th? throat, Mouth. Torean
Nodes in the Glands and otear parts of tb?>?*
tem. Sore Eye?. S : ru m or? ut discharges fn>a?h
Kara, and the worst forms of Pain dix***
Rmpitwfta Ferer Sere?,Sci?ld Head, RingW?ts
Salt Rbeom. Erysipelas. Aroa, Riaek ?p"1
W?rms in the Flesh, Tumor? . Cancers m ?
Womb, and all weakeningand painful disraarf*
Night -we.ts. L?ss nf Sperm and all wast*?*
?he lite principle, are within tb? curative ts?"
.T this wonder of Mod- re Chemistry, and s M
day? ase will prove tn ?ey person osinjit**
either of these terms of disease Sta potent ?..*
?.> ear? them.
Kn? nely d*?e? tk> JURIAPABILI IA* H?ta>
rtstr exrrl ?tl kn?*n remedial agents ?. *
iure of Chronie, Scrofulas. Cooatitational,s**
>kio direascs ; bat ? ia the ooiv o.)..itiv? ??"
fr . V
KWa?r * lileiisr Complats*
Urinary, and Weoih dtseaaes. Ontvel. Ina-**
Dr-'imy; Stoppage of Water, lacen ti n?net i
Urine. B'igbtV DiPea??, Alhaminnria. ard i??1
???re where there tr? kri-k heat deposits, or * H
watet te thick, rbtrfy. mixed with Mrhstat* ?
Kke thc while ?fan ?ff, nf threads liss w* ?
.ilk. ar there M sm^rbul, dark, biltoa? 'app?** I
ance, ?nd ?birt b..ne dun deposits, and
there fara pricking, heming esesAtb.o rh?I
PessiWf water, ?n i pain ii ike ?mall wf the B?? ?
and along the Luir*.
Tnoaor <>f ! % Tewre* Growth Corri W M
?.nw-th Meeeleemt. J
DB. RADVVAY'Sl
.PERFECT PURGATIVE PILLS i
Meetly ta-telees, etefaatry e. atni wi??
gkm, pnrge. re^ihtle. parfr? cleanse
.^tdttke^ SgdwsyV Plitg, PW lb? eor? ?f**l
2?*2Sfe+* ^*>ek L??y. Beweis. K-d^H
?h^NervjMu feswhsw, Heads* e. (**W
2*^***^ ^w?tte rrrar. fat??atu? ?'*?
BnweU. ?I*?, 4n.| ??l ttresi^ema. is nf tb? *M
*****Lr<lH??- .'?nia-Mi terff^trpKB
rere. ParelT Vegfi.b e ^ntainrt-r so ????<?
????erelk, er detetetinr > dr?..->.
^ .?Vwdeemef RADWXrS PILLS
J^?Vm ftWaBa^-a^raki^^.y ?^B
gfe^eenuper aog. ? SODD EY D?**B
.*aL?I A*l> tltft* ??*??<