Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

?. .. - _ Other People's Convenience. We ought to think of other people's convcnicuce more than come of ue do. The homo is the placo where this thoughtfulncss ought to begin and be cultivated. One who comes late to breakfast admits that be is guilty of an amiable self-indulgence, but forgets that lie lias marred the hnrinonious flow ol the household life and caused confusion iitr" TTuin. iuu ubucr nay an important committee of fifteen was kept waiting for ten minutes for ono tardy member who came sauntering in at last, without even an apology for causing fifteen men a Iom of time that to theiu was very valuable, besides having put a sore strain on their pationco and good nature. Commou life is full of just such thoughtleMuess which causes untold personal inconvenience and ofttirncs pro nurcs i mutt inn and hurls tho licaru of friends. We ou^ht to train ourselves in nil our life to think also of other (n-ople. ? Jilts of 1'iuture. I.it tirl|>|ic. fin December lotli, I was routined to my rcotu with the Grippe. The Treasurer of Hit "Commercial AdvertNer" recommend* e?l that I should try a bottle of "Ayer's Cherry rectoral," as It had cured IiIiii ot the tumc complaint. I sent lor a bottle, and Iii Itvo days I was able lo resume my business, and am now entirely oared. As I took no other remedy, I run tint Kite all the credit to the "Cherry I'ocloral," which t Krutclilllv recommend as a speedy Hpecillc for this disease. Yours v ;ry truly, K. T. IIA It ItlKOK 29 Park ICotv, New York, N. Y. A Nkrhaska farmer has Imwmi (inputted of killing ix ho ik a^uiit who p'rsistel hi forcing Ins book mi liiui. The flnlr One K?rr Printed. CAN VOII KINII TilK WOIIO? These is a II Inch display advertisement In this paper, this week, which has no two words hit s e except one wind. The same is true of Pitch new ulie uppi unlit; each week, llnm Tim Or. Iliii l?T .Medicine I 'ii. 'I'IiIh lion-to |i'io-i-> ii "Crescent" oil everyl liinu' tlicy make .1 ml imbIMi. l.nol< (or it, wliil tliem III" Itiilieof 1 lio tvord and tin-)- will return you 11 h>k, iikautirui. Mi IIUUHAI'IIS or HAMI't.KM HHCK. Woiu.ii's K.M 11 olflijitih at Oliioi{o ar? ptiy./.lnd over ?ii u|i;>urout iimulll-Tuioy of t>i ti'-i-. Cuions ami IImakscnkss. TIio iiiital 1011 m nioli induces cniifilifiif; in liu'ely ioT-v oil l>v ti-o of "Hroirns ,'io.iirhiitl I'l iit /irs. ' Hold ?-111 v III boXl s. Thk Into Duke of Ilevmisliire, owned I'JI, CO > acres of KnylHi Inn-I, Iviiis in fourteen counties. 'J in' 1 < nt toll ol his estate amounts to 1830,000 i? r yenr. Ill Mil tv's I'll is enjoy tin- I:u-j? hI sale of any |n??i rieln-> me loine in lln' world. Made only in Si. Ib-W-n*, l-'.nulund. Tiik oflloe clerks, tyjwwriters and bookkeepers of Denver, Uol., havo combined in a strong labor ortjnnlnation. Fou bn|iiiro of lliin IIIoihI, Wi nkiiiin, Malaria N ui.iiui.t, .inline tinii, and Itilinii-lioss, take I ti n\\ n'a I 011 I'.ilicis ii uim-h alii'iutlb, inal. itm old | i-i-oii 1 ft. I youni: and ytiiiuu persons si ron:;; 1 leu-ant In lake. Tiik New < )rl> nns mini is I uiiiuu; out 100,(KHI dimes Oml\ . A Big Profit 60AA It I'll 11 z.imI mi imi Zp ltd- I til I II \ |'N| III I-II I III Mr. \\\ F. Klt/mlh, :m tstci'im?l cchool li Mi lici in tIn* town of Morrow, Ohio, si tics I lis i"'.s;- mi clearly that no comment is im'ccssiii y, furl iter than to ay to 'hose run down ami out of health, Co and Do Likewise "I f??'l tli.it I Mill I atlil tilV ll.'illli* to tin* IM ?if IIiom* uli<? I r;it -(nl fi?r lirin lit t|rrlvi?t| from ii'Iiik II S.,isii|?ai lll i ll lias lirrii wtirlli $100 a In i| | It* to nit * in ilit* 11 11 w i iii' iiiaiitn*r, viz I liavt* In't'ii lt-.ii-li?ii:: 11 ???| l< r vears. I.a.sl (all I lieraiui* \\ oiii ml, atitl h fl in? . | ?| * i lit*, ton liln'l hI?*?*|i hi niulil* aid iM'.-.inif i 11 I *i 111 a (t *11 i i|trilt i in iii\ tint> a**.i lf.it her. I Wrote SViy Resignation tt? lake t a I in I x\ tt \\ e? Us, I??it I x\ m pt'i siiailtMl (a Irv 11?m??| ) .\r . 11>.ii ilia. \\ 1111 *i a ixrrk I xvas s?? tnlit Ii Itt-llt i t> .it I roitiliniftl iiix >?'|i?m?1 ainl mil rslIII (eat liitt*. Ilitxen II xx?? Imlllcs ami IVrl like u nrw inn ii ami Ii.ix t* oxer $ '?> rlearfittiu h|n'iit Coi IIiumI'sSnrsapat ilia.*' \V. I\ l!l.T/io?in. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is lIt.- In>l ..| |m11n.-r. On- Iu'hI RtrciiKth builder, tlif Ih'sI mi \ Iii| (.iii- M a I rial. Muoai'n i'lllp. ni'llii'hi-st family callini'tlo. Alvicis to Women It you would protect yourself front I'aiuful, I'rol'use, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Menstruation you must tise I RRAHFIFI ivsTll FEMALE 1 REGULATOR ] t'Ai'Ti'.tisvu.i.K, April M, ISSfl. Till* will (lint two uicmhorA of my ir.ii'.O'li.T t family, at tor IiuvIuk tuitYortsI for oar* t ?: .?> .'iiatriiiil i rrcculurlt y, f.?-i:??: 11? ; ifit without b>* physicians, m il' at |otij;ih completely cured by one bottl? of l-Vmnlo lieuiilittor. It* effect la truly wonderful. j. \\ . siiianuk. L'ook i" " w >.M A N " mailed KKEE. which contain* iaiu.il.I. Information on ull fi'inulo i11huu?o?. BRAutlCLD REGULATOR CO.. ATLANt A., UA joii sa lk uy alij vavooiaxa, Kennedys MedinaiOiscQvery Tubes liultl in ihis union Bowels, Liver, Kidneys, Inside Skin, Outside Skin, Ilrlvine < \. ! > Ililii.: In l -re II 11..it nu-.-i.t ,<. I*. out You know whether you need it or not. DOWALD KENNEDY, it ox nj k v, ,ii a PATENTS fj&E::s",z'S i O-piiKo bnnu lr?* | TUC II Dill Itl.tC I \ I. IMH.il ' n C. I 1)111 I-; I'l III'"*. ?;n -<! I., uthe Im-hI oil .-.irl'i Si hi mi J'i|.u-. lri il. Writi fur i eiri'iilms in II wt . i'i Mr v I'i wii n t'n . lialv.i. III. | ??OOOOOOO? ^ ftva r, r.f ii/ji _ 1 a Eika 8 a IW rlilS? I T!io?l>ijirpt i. , I IiiMjebllitatcil, \rlictlier from i*n si of work <>l miiiil or" I t?'?i! v ? r ct;>" :?mularlul rrgion ?, Qt>v v. i'l Rial 1 is;i'i iN I lie most genial 99 *."< 1 or:'.'!vo ?'v?>r? ';rri'?l tlio Inviillil. ? (j to y G ? ? 0 a O , y s DREAMINO OP HOME, It ooraw to me often in silence. When tbe fire light sputters lowWhen the black uncertain shadows Keem wraiths of the long ago. Always with a throbof heartache That thrills each putstvc vein, Come* the old, unquiet longing. For tbe pwicc of homo again. I*... mm in ui? roar ot cities, An'lof facvsooid mi l strange; I know where there's warmth 01f welcome And my yearning fanoiei raug? Hack to the dear old homestead. With an aching sense of pain, Hut there'll b3 Joy In the coining. When 1 go home again. When I go liomo again! there's inudo That never nmy die away, And it seems the hands of angels. On a mystic liirp, at play. Have louche I with a ye itn i; .?a Inens 4 hi a Is' iutiful broken strain, n'n?l.i|.|<i....u I I w ? V ........ . ...J ....... ... " ' ?'"f> When I "o liiflie ii;;uni. Outside of my win low Ih the ureal world's ' imi'.i ail I ilin, Aii'l slowly III nut iimii ' lei lows ('utile drift in,;, "li itiiu; hi. Sohhin;', lliu ni;:ht. wiii'l murmurs Tot ho h|iIiisIi of tie* until mil ram; I In t I ilivaui of t h ^1 iri'iiM ;?r-< dii^j When I j{o home liquid. ? Kwjenc AiVfd, in Chicnjo AVier. A WI<;i)IH\(J PRESKNT IIV C I. A It KM 'K I .'ON V HltSI'.. A V. K JlltoW. NKMi iiikI J(M-l Morris, two cliumi of miiii!,Hii I I wort loiioliino it. West, The e imp we hie selecle I lor olll iien<li|i|;il'le| s will I WV" /-' if v 's' ' i/JVv.- ?"'v L '"A /T'lo/.i ii of old, ill \f\, / ino.sl Iiiiulile dowi ujjtl . 1 lie.; eiiliins Tliei * ?y 11. I W e re streteliei (/ K9 \| V iiloli;; the i listen ffl&.n l(l ?3[ A I'. "f 't'l pii't'ite ?|iie i.iviiu . I. \L \ Ml ii r< Iv denizens 1 (j I r I y >uiiU lli' ir ylooiuy' looking sh itIs. < >111 ciil>111 stood ii li'llc remove I from it.i neighbors, up I lit.* ravine. The view from its doorstep was inaonilieeiit. The mooed peaks of tall iiioiintains lowered at tin: west, forming an admirable Ir.nne lor its orand sunset <; at lite east lay invitino oreen valleys broken I?y oddly wiudino passes, while here and there lose slighter peaks in ti11 contrast with their enieiahl heauly . We sal ahoiil the door ti p <ti ni^ht readino the mail the sla ,e had jns| hroiiolit. I ha I I wo let lei -, l.n-U and llil!?hes, e tell one. 1111: 11 liuidir I his til t. and when I lie! lead mine I saw In was reoardino .laek with np| arenl in teresl and amusement. Jaek's laee wa> In i^hleiiin ^ more am! more, every word lie lead of hi dainty seenlcd liltle ine-s.i^e. lie w.i- a hand some fellow t hen. 11 is lie id w a crow neii with wav\, oolden iiaii ; lie wore lit heard, his eyes were lar^e, dark In own, and his huild was almost tanltle-s. "Is it from Dieoleii.'" tin ally venlnree 1 a ll *411. .laek nodded. We smiled. Then lie turned oneof the h aves netrlj Upside down and l.epl on leading. Till ni'M pa^e, too, had writ in j up its side, as we told by his lilting it ; Inn tint was the end and lie e\elaimed : "laws, i am tin h ippo I fallow in tin glorious I nil el St ah s ! | >. you eon "lal ulate ine ." '! lu vei km w \oii i a.., u' -n to eouv,ratula Hons! Do you ivi'.ly mean il I also sta I'.inelt I ono'thill', I for^o just what. " Yes, tilt* lie III ol U III I' .111 I I l:*^l i ?li?! I was nielleil Iiv inv Ir.vi'l 'upplic it ions, i i ii* i 11 . ll;<- r J (?i in I i > - til.i llill -iilc. I'lii* oliI o : i* W I'. i to loli' Hello into marry iiu; soiiu* lout o| a lor o\i i" li cit'. It 11 a woinlci I li.ivi* mi onm* stark, slari'io ;. .i>t." lie o|u tit 11 the little liilli i Ii ii\ am I'e.iil ; " ' I I is li.iuie is t 'la\ t'l'iioil- f, am he li s two oi nioi c i a l ies, a it. | i- one n ics iiiiiuoi li'lles, ami I' ljM likes hin hugely, Init I put in> toot .town apiins ill.Hrvin*;' hi.ii. I wo111 I rather my laek I. ) | i .1 lit : , l-hi-luii ' hotly ami occult.I not to ica?l intiher. ! it i I is o ni ,i ! wmil'I it I haiipcne on to a ton ol ' til I up hi the hill-," I cvelaiineil. "Ii we wciv in New Yor 1 WOil'el take VOll (t' 1111 \i s < 11 c.i n to I >f| ami oivc you the best -upper he colli .-m i > r. "Ibil as we ate iii>i . " .[Uith'iI ll'i'j! * *i *??li?? in an I I >iirii a |>i[*i Till o' boot tin tohaceo with i:ir," la- tail ;liiir^lv c> clsimei i lie y;aily li'il t!if way into our littl eabin un lu' sjioKo, au'l >11 we were sit tin* aiouiul tlio liaky I.;i?*? |>mliii'y oil corncobs ami cli it11ii- im mly ab.ni lack's <;ooil news, a clou I I>!uc siiiok liano'ino over our lie ids. "Somclioiv litis 00,1,1 a . t? one liavo iiiti*ii>11'<1 t i, !i liiree or lot times before," - ii I llii;;li. alter a ivlnli "No; it isn't anilhiii li .e .1 i? !x's ai iioii:le*'inI'llt," Ii added, .. we t tiled t jr k e )111n. Slowly lie knoeki t| t ie a lie- 11mil ii |>i|'e I?v still.i i; it a i'ii a I lie ed-.;e i tile I tliie, ami t'leli liit- i ! i i - bo\ till) i al'iti had iiin r l.itown : elriir a'yain the wall. lie l ei i oi.i ill inn-ta< In ami lie Itm.yed at it m in . mi: "Mont i." ' \\ 11al of Mont:i.!.r I .1 ie!\. "I am afraid lie wiil d > - >:ne inu chief before w'e leave lietv." "Nonsense," insisted .lack. "lie i as reliable as any ^naser. "i nanily like his look*-," I aoknowl "You >? .- I advised uu liinnt* him, at the fir I. I think tv should ocl inl of hiin." "IJ.it I ai l hail in.; a Inl of Spanisl from liiti!," exclaimed .1 ick. "And w three athletes need hardly !? ir one tliii k'niiaT, wini appeal - a w cak as the pro vcrhia! cat." "I liavc heard ;n i i\ ?s| scnor' onri or twice," t.vittel llo.di. "I hardl; think you will train a 1?? > &r? 1 ol know I t'doe fioni Monti, and I "-ay with Cad cut riil of him. You arc likely never ?< see Hello Martin.;- n^ii.i if you don't; run a chnnee of never put tin.; foot oi JJioadway, and Cad tin: same. Shall w give mm his walking papers when be appears to-morrow?" "No, no," pleaded Jack, "I rather tike him, too, for his Custiliau airs. We have weapon?. Let us keep him. That he is useful you .cannot deny." We finally gave up arguing with Jack, au<l let the matter drop. Monti's services were not dispensed with the next mV. ilv coutinue<l to tutor Jack in 8 punish, carry our packs when we made our little excursions thereabouts, and to t religiously collect his paj at eventide cacii day. Thus did a wcok slip by. On one of our rnmhles during that time, ws cam# upon s fissure in a ravine's rocky stda, where we thought gold might be fouutt. It Iny about two miles east of the camp in a little bit of tlmbc-rlaiid. We had worked a day or so in th? abaft* aunk by the miners of the camp, for tlit? novelty of the experience, and when we discovered thin opening, one of lit suggested that we put a blast in it anil see if we could lay bare any veins of precious metal. Tlio proposition was received with favor, nhd wo settled on a day for the experiment. On the morning ot that day, we set out for the promising spot, .Monti carrying it enii of powder and other aecestorles for the blast. 11 ugh and 1 took our gutis with ut. We reached the spot in about an hour and a Intlf. Then Monti dropped his load at the edge of the li-sure, and we started to prepare the blast. lint our drill was missing. It had either slipped from Monti's load or been left behind. "Monti," said Hugh disgustedly, "get back to the cabin, us ipiick as your thin shanks will carry you, and bring a drill, i liook along the ground, too, as you go i ?you may tind ours dropped by souio j stone." "Si, senor," the fellow returned. | "We will take a little run down the r ravine for game while you are gouo? j hey, Cud?" Hugh added. "All right," I exclaimed. 41 And I will try a snoo/.e here, meanwhile," said .lack, i lie stretched himself la/.ily upon a uio-sy knoll as lie spoke, threw his coal i over the po.vder keg for a pillow, and pulled at his corncob contentedly. It I was a pleasant spot for a nap. A stunted i little maple gave him shade; the stream flowing lluougii tiio locks, ten lect distant, sang a melodious, slrepinduciiig i lullaby. "I should have had dreams with such a head-rest" said Hugh looking down at Jack's blond locks and smiling lace, i "And I, too, senor," added Monti. "You won't forget to put that pipe out ?" "Oh, no," laughed Jack. We separated then. Monti hurried off toward the cabin and Hugh uud I walked up the ravine. "If we get anything out of that hole in the wall, what do you say making it into a wedding present lor IJrllu Hastings?" asked Hugh, as we went on. "A lir.st-eluss idea?" I exclaimed. "It may lie a gorgeous dinner set." i "Or a glove butloner." ! "Yes," laughed Hugh. We went on a little further, and our w.^y was finally barred by a steep a- en!. I I proposed that we latill'il to .lack. , If igh was willing and we retraced our I \\ e said IIIllt?. Ivieh was on the alfrt ? for pone. A rahhit won It I make a very nee-ptaide slew, hilt not :i single cottontail crossed our path. Ilu,.,,li tm;v;ed at I his refractory mustache spitefully in his disappointment as lie preceded ine. r A walk of tea minutes brought us to tho heml in the ravine wlieio .lack ! awaited us. When we turneil it we hoi liehl a tahleau I shall Ion;;" remeinher. lack lay sleeping .piielly ami over ! hint hent. the pauiher-hUe form of Monti. The greaser's sallow lata- hole a fiendish smile. lie riMn I on one Unie, and in his rie.ht hand he hold a Intniim.; in it?'h. lie had not heard our approach, a.id lie I was on the point of upplyim; Im- match to a lot of fuse lie had inserted in the stopper of the powder ken; on which t- .lack's head rested. Hu^h threw hit rillc to his shoulder < and pulled the tris;i;or. .Monti sprain.; hack and fell with a low ^roan. I would , have tired if 1 had not just union ic I my e weapon. Jack started up and looked s about him in surprise. I Your Spanish professor was getting r a little too officious" c\c'aimol llutgh : _*riin 1 \, to liini, as we came forward, ami j d lie told Jack of w hat we lin I caught I Monti at, while I made sure 111 it. tho treacherous villain's maleh lead not irj I niU'il tIn* fuse. I "What's up herefii> I one of three >t men, from tltf ramp, coining upon us a just then. "Wr heard a shot." t. Monti lay groaning an I ctirsin g l?\ the inapin's roots, ami crying out that wo , had tried to murder him. So I told them the i.ii is oi iiic rase; a'ld .i ink's d pocket hook whinh I'nll from Monti's a1 ponknt nontiriiind our suspicion that k Monti iiitnudnd to roh la k a i l !i ivn llio 's powder explosion cover his crime. The d inincis listened attentively to the expi itiation, and then one of tlimn seized i. the wounded greaser and starteil oil t- catupward, heekoning for his companions to follow, whieli they did, after a "tlood l?y, fields,*' to us. e "A miss is as good as a mile," cried .lack, shortly, pinking up the dnli Monti ir had Wrought while wo were away. "Now it for our gold mine." e "Von will not engage another Spanish instructor.'" ipmrind Hugh. I "Not if I tiv In he a hit idiv i 1" reir turned .lank determinedly attacking Hie j roek, with an c\t 11 vim. "I once was foolish enough to think onl\ the storv ( hook greaser was a villain. Now I plane no reliance on one of them.'' Wo drilled and blasted the r. s( of the i(- day, and that rockp'eket yielded i enough gold for a really m issive solid | tahle-set. for a present to Hollo 1 last injs. | ?l'mikcc Hhiifct l>..i..rl. It:. I i ' iiiioiiun iii.i i II ICriCII S t'l'np. A fi'W days iiijo ('. .I.iciti>-<>:i, nf I l ist- j in-s, Nclt., received word from :i lirm in Until* Cilv, .Molilalia, that one of their customers, a .Mrs. White, ha I fouml s three routfli diamonds in the eiaw of a chicken sold l>y thmn a fc.v days hoforo | " i'in istinns. Mr. .lacohson is a lar^o poultry shipper,and supplies his iiciiuery f with gravel from the lied of the Uluo Kivcr, seven miles south of Hastings. 1 The curiosity of several miii'Ts in Uutto City was aroused l>y the discovery, and Jacohson has received many letters ini)Uirino as to where lie secured the sand. Mrs. White submit led the thivr roii^li stones to a jeweler in Untie for iu-aice lion, and he prommneid them diamonds and olTeiod her a ;^oi? I prie for them, ' but ?he refused arid has seat them Irkist | to he cut. i fine of the smallest coins in si/a is the e ticw (juatro-rcal ^old juccc of Ciuateiualiu - - ; SCIENTIFIC ANI) INDUSTRIAL. A cuahioo car wheel is new. Petroleum block fuel it successful. Germany stand* at the front in electrical scieoec. German physician?report several cures of wbooplnn muvli hr inoculation A natnralist says that of all animals the liorae has the aruteit sense of hear. ,n?- I The torgtIt known moth is tho Giant , Atlas, a nfUmutJ China, the wing* of which iuchca across. ke^stmS P0T t he Manitou and Pike's Peak Railrovi are reported to hare suerossfully used crude Colerado petroleum , for fuel. ./ i There is a rery strong floor of natural gas iu the bed cf the river about threo mile-* from Ventura, Cal. A lighted match will set tire to a space six or eight i feet in diameter. A careful examination of the mpieous humor of the eyes of cattle will determine whether they are suffering from tubercle or not. Tliu bacilli will be fouud there 1 iimi 11 cases where the distaic exists. The won I knot, signifying a certain distance over water, is one-sixtieth of a mean degree of the earth's meridian, which in figures is 0,076,818 feet, 202J.0 yards, or one mile and 20.50 yards. A new railway is projected on which, instead of trains, single cars of great length will bo propelled by electricity ! supplied to them through the rails. Tho speed to be attained is from 120 to 150 miles pur hour. Iii order to prevent the accidents that so often uup.'C vdien life-boats are lowered from the sides of a ship there h rs beou invented a rift that supports ( the boat, and from which it is Iauuclie 1 upon reaching the water. Many savage tribes constantly use . without harm the flesh of animals killo I with poisoned weapons; and in recent investigations with animals kille 1 by taiiwui mh;ii Mljt'UUIQU, tartarizcd nut i moil y and eserine?tin; 11-sii wan fuuii'l to In; of unimpaired ll ?vor ami to produce no ill effects. Professor It. Ij. (laruer, the prominent scientist of Washington, who has liocu in consultation aiill i'.ml du (Jnaillu, the African traveler, in regard to his pioposud trip to study the lauguages of monkeys, has entered int> negotiations with metal-working manufacturers at I'.iiladclphia for the construction of the cage to lie used in Africa. In a new method of liardcuing plaster of pari*, co.niiunicatol to the French Academy of Sciences, the plaster is mixed with oue sixi i of its weight of line, freshly slake I lime, and used with as little water as possible. When thoroughly dry, it is treated with a solution of either y.itie sulphate or iron sulphate. Willi thy first, the color remains white, while the sceon I, by gradual oxidation, yields the color of ii oil rust. Dr. Marey, tiie eminent French physiologist, has been .studying the Ill-lit of insects by pholochronography, tl.c apparatus used to obt tin photographs allowing exposures to lie: ma le so short as I of a second. Ilis observatious indicate that tin: wings of insects in flight, by meeting obliiptely llie resistance of the air in to-and Iro move* incuts, act in a very similar manner to the sculls used to propel boats. A method of recovering the gold and silver waste of photographic processes consists of suspending in the liijuids containing the metals in s >Iution a plate of carbon attache I to the positive pole of a battery and a /.tuc plate couucctc I with the negative pole, the two being separated by about an inch and a half. I'lie closing of the cite lit causes the metal to In.* precipitate I t ? the 1> ?tto u of the solution lit loo form of a black deposit, which is dric I ;yid icelaim : 1 in tiic form of metal by melt'iiu* in a cru cible. * Painfull anil Population. The distribution of population relative to ii.t in annual laiiflall imiieates not i n.v the teiideney o! people to seek arable land , but their eomiilion as to iienera! ia alttilulne^". Tin: average annual rainfall hi this eoiinlry is 'Ji'.'I uielies, but the varui! urns ran ,e from y.ero to perhaps one hundred and twenty-live iueiies. iauoino ti:e di-ti ibution of the population in aeeorda <e with the annual average i i iilult in dilVeieiil loeaiities, some iui?aes|ino points are observable, not on!\ as to tbe iiuinber of inhabitants in the aii as i aleillale I, l.i.t as to the density of population. The yiaater proportion o, the peo; le of the L nited States are livi: in the re ions in whi h the annual lainlall isbetwa m thirty ami Ii ft y inches. air. i i.'iiHn'l ( ral.ulates that nhout 1111*? - | fourths of llir * ? 1:i J a ii t of ihe eonntry aic IoiiiiiI mult i the-e conditions, ami, Intihrr, iliat :.s t!i?* raitilall inereases or ?111111111^111, tin' population diminishes rapidly. The density of population in regions where ti:" average rainfall is between thirty ami forty inehes is Hi. I por Mptarr utile; in unions where it is from forty to lilt\ inehes annually, the density is .V.) por square inile; in regions where the rainfall is from fitly to s:\ty inehes annually, 11?? density is 35.1, ami in tin: arid regions of tin: West, where the rainfall is less than twenty inehes, l?ein?? twotilths of the entire area of the country, loss than three per rent, of the population limis i:s home. Toe population has iueiuiise|h'cplcmiu r is, tin; Mutton.il indcpcn lence day, every house is obliged to lis tin* N itional il i f iiiul at ni^lit a lantern. liaeli duclliiu; most have a lIu'jstntT for such purposes. The schools an-only allowed to u>e text books by na live autliois ami tin; beds tire required to play compositions of native composers, j In Santiago ami Valparaiso as line tilings e.ui l>e bought in toe shops, many of which are on a superb scale, as can be purchased r.ny where in I lie world. To the foieioncts tiiu joy of existence in that co in try is somewhat diminished by the constant earthquakes. These are of two kinds, dcd ;nutod as the "temblor" and "terremoto." The former only shake the ground, while the latter eotse the earth to wave like sea and to crack open, overthrowing cities and burying towns in their ruins. Vomer women oie empio,e<l as the car conductor of Valparaiso, and the dudes who insist upon llinino with them are termed "mosquitoes," because tliey are such a nuisunc&? Wuthiw/lon S!<tr. The city, of Mexico has d'''.t,r>"a iiihabitants. 1 V \ * * IIow (tear* Kill Ssakei "One fall," aaid an old Pennsylvania (rapper. '*1 was hunting on the barrens between the BuckUit! Creek and the middle Branch of Hrodshead Creek. Thirty or forty rods away, I saw a bear dancing around something on the ground, and I laid mr rifle mr**** - au<I got behind it. I watched the bear just as Mr. Sweet did the one on tho water tank, knowing that I could reach him with a bullet the minute he undertook to make himself scarce. From his actions I judge 1 that the bear wai angry about something, but I couldu't tee what he win dancing around, and I kept my rifle aimed at him, so as to tire the io> staut I saw he was going to leave tue open for the brush. The bear kept bopping in a circle, quickly jumped to one side every littie while and appeared to be gettiug madder and inn Ider. All of a sudden the bear wad lied away a few yards, I had to bend on him, and I wa? almost ready to pull the trigger, when the bear stopped. I wuote I to see wlial he was going to do next, and so I didn'l shoot, lie pawed in the dirt a spell and then he pieke 1 up a round stone, biggu than his head, lie took the stone in hii paws, hugged it to iris brisket and walked on his hind feet toward t ie sp.it where I'd fir?t seen him. Wnen he got to the spot he walked around it a couple of time*, and then he raised the stone as high as he could and threw it 0:1 the ground. The bear then dance I around the stone for two or three minutes, when he suddenly turned tail ami took a bee line for the brush. Seeing that he was going to leave for good, 1 bunged away at him and brought him to a stop, finishing with another bullet. 1 was anxious to lind out why the bear had thrown the stone on the ground, and so I got a stick iiml rolled it over. Undir the stone lay ii dead rattlesnake, coile I up and as flat as a flounder.? Xctr York Jrihit'ic. llnriiMWKrirled." "I'll Icll you what stein- so funny to me," suit I Hotel t'lerk Carmatk, '-and that is, how some peoplt < .hi be so easily horiiswiiggh d' about what they cat ami drink." "Hut what tit is 'iiorn.swoggled' mean, Mr. t armat'kV " "Well, it is a (Jioek word am) an AihIuIu-i.iii vi.nl ?*< inliini i|. 'Horn means to juive ail onlcr anil '.swo^oleW1 mean* that jnu Won't really yet what yon nrWer. Now, for instance. I hearW ;i man the other Way in a ic.staurant orWei broiled niaukcrc!. A enokeW mackerel van laid before the man anW he ate it with i:iiat le'i-li, openly declaring that 'broiling' is theouly way in the world b cook mackerel. Now that inu:i \va hnrnswogglcil' sure, for the mackerel amis nut broileW at ail. It is too nine! trouble to broil a iiWi, so the cook put; it in a pan an i tries it ami then makeburnt lines across i? with a rcW-lioi poker. 'I hat makes it look as if the lisii haW just I :I the In i I n'."?!'nilaWelphi.i 1'ic The pi ee as!.e | nf the S n'heasteri Hallway tor a piece lainl in L?cr inoiidsey, I'hi .WanW, si11 :? fee! Weep comprising an area ol I'.MM feet, was a the rate of S'ti.'i,000,000 ; 11 ai re. ONI5 ENJOYS Both tho method ami results when Syrup ofFigsis taken; it is pleasant ami refreshing to the taste, and acts pentlyyet promptly on the Kidneys, Liver and Bowels, cleanses the system effectually, dispels colds, headaches and fevers and cures habitual constipation. Syrup ot hips is tho only remedy of its lund ever produced, pleasing to the taste and acceptable to the stomach, prompt in its action and truly heneiicial in its eflects, prepared only from the most healthy and agreeable substances, its many excellent qualities commend it to all and have made it the most popular remedy known. Syrup of hips is for st?!e in 50o and 81 bottles by all leading druggists. Any reliable druggist who may not have it on hand will pro curei it promptly for any one who wishes to try it Do not accept any substitute. CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO. SAN FRANCISCO, CAL. lOUlSVUlF FY NEW YORK. N.Y | Reasons why 5 # YOU f-lltii'i.li <>KDKK VOl'H 3 |SEEDSl # FhOi? d f T.W.WOOD &. SONSj j> RICHMOND, VA. | I GARDEN SEEDS. . > At l,i?'1 inil-." M < wi> I'l.ikr it Jim ' I" miiKy lur t ti i'i iiiitiiin tti?" Im'mI ihmI t A limit illll'l ll? f.l ^lll'il'licx Ill-it lilt\ I'Nt Mil* ( ' I il'H . II- ? IH.I.Il I It 1 # his'i % 11* niifw in ' < if" | m ! .. 11 ji.ii\\ rtti iiril'i'il Wo niMiiiiive J 8yt'' Ul? ixtW ' ?#? S Oil clv' Ml I'lllk . ( $ Our GRASS, CLOVER,' A ii.i,| i i. , i -l tui.io H Mm Inr^' t In J ttio Soiitli' Tii sinti nil ( f proof of our liljtli KukIo K*tls and roj . ^ pit' .iMt' Pl'llV.I. ' \ NO RISK \ # in SI;.M?IN?; HOM:V n.roiKh t?.c. i mails, ninl xxe is tin mulct' lliu safe' arrival of all ortlrrs lilksl by us. i W I'till Information ami cultural directions , \ of all I'll rill ami t In mien < "ro|is Is nix en In ' t our Mr xv t'n I atomic, xx hk'li is tin- most In- ( fstrnr (M'vi r iwuril, AI.nl' \/n >. Snnl Ini it. 5T.W. WOOD &, SONS! ^ Seedsmen, RICHMOND, Va, ( HOW TO MAKE 10M1 A lMtOI ITA III.F. 1(1 "|\| xs ON A LIMITED CAPITAL oprn to any onfrrprl-i mr pirfvl i ?\.rvi-.\vn ? xllknrc In tin- l iitl' l Slali? In xx lc. li tin re Is ncxxMlcalcr. Kit partimilai < a klii~TIIB AMKIMI W (O.I1IMM >KW \H|{ Ix. PMIVMloaiH Dnr ;?JI Mll.llll.lt '4 dinklilml. film for Incrs-.x r .. yc.n- , l>Miriirf. Write lor U?s. a xv i.t i in4t. buMA. WiSHlKStuM, X?. C. A Ol SI IKNIII, It ' Wi ' ' ' -4Li- -1 Home-Lorlng Bm. It appear*, from a letter from one wno knows, that the black fellow* of Australia knew long agi of the hotne-loviog instincts of the bee, and made use of the knowledge thus: They used to wait till they spied a bee sucking honey from a Sun,., ?uU v'ucii gently dropped upon his back a piece of sw.tasdown. The bee, immediately feeling something was amiss with him, started for home, perhaps to seek a bee doctor's advice as to this strange malady. Owing to the little bit of white upon bis back, the keen eyes of the native* were able to follow the iusect in bis homeward flight, running, of course, their harJest to keep paco with him. At last he reached his desired huven, mil then the natives knew where the liocey was hidden, and, of course, availed themselves of this knowledge to help themselves to us much as they wished lor.?London t'hjnro. flow's This V i We offer One U>ip?lr< d Dollars reward fo* i aii> < H?t'of catarrh that cannot bo curotl by 1 taking Hall's Catarrh t.'urj. I ^ F. J. t'HKNKv tie Co., Pio|)e.t Toledo, O. I We, tho uuili'Mgmst, have known F. J. | UDeuey mr me ir.M r> >t-.iri?, and w iii'vo iiim | j perfectly honorable in ail botiiieiM transac; tiniiH, and liiimii ially (>!)!('to carry out uuy ub| ligation* iiiiuio by their llrnt. \\ tbi ?fc Tkuaa, Wholesale DragghjUi, Toledo, O. i VValdino, Kinnan A- Mahvi.a, Wholesale I ItruKKiatH, Toicdo, O. Hall's < atarrh t 'urc I-* taken Internally, act| Intt directlyupon the liloud and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials scut free. Price 70c. per ln>tl lo. Sold l?y all d rugglsts. Tiikiik ar<* live Taylors in the House of Representatives, all it^pulilicuiit. "or Dys|>epnln, Indigestion. and stomach disorders, use Brown's iron Bitters. The Best Tonic, it rebuild-* the system, cleans the Blood and strengthens the muscle*. A splendid tonic for weak and debilitated persons. Tkeiie Is nob a free library In Philadelphia. PITS stopixsl free by Dr. Kline's Great Nkktb Ukatoio.u. No Pits after tlrst day's use. Marvelous cures. Treatise uud $-1 trial bottle free. Dr. Kline, Utll Arch St., i'hila.. Pa. Syrup" i 1 Just a bad cold, and a hacking ' cough. We all sutler that way sometimes. IIow to get rid of them is i the study. Listen?" I am a Ranchi man and Stock Raiser. My life is rough and exposed. I meet all weathers in the Colorado mountains. I sometimes lake colds. Often they are severe. I have used German 1 Syrup five years for these. A few l doses will cure them at any stage. The last one I had was stopped in j 24 hours. I1; is infallible." Jauies . A. Lee, Jefferson, Col. <i) t ~ j >i>l<t liv sill ili ii Ic-1 . gVH a RM Morpliln* Ilntilt I'nrfd In 16 I B w^l if g t'^1 t < M> <!. > it. S u ?>ny I ill fiirrdc V9 HWEil cirt.J.srfcr'Ht.NS, Lebanon,Ohio. v" " i~i 11 if 1 11 iii 1 iwin imwiiiim DOYOU INTEND TOaUILD A 1 ft ? R Y~' ?2) It so buy your Ka*b, Doom H I81I r ff I'lldih, HoiiMiii(r?, Hi'aik.u * *0 *0 fm ti r.3!u,|, I-. N.wr!-. ami all kin.Ii of Turin I anil Klni.'ird wmul work (rum us. Wc an . in tiiiif hi'I >ir< rs nn.i i .vc tIn* lurgral i-luni In thi I Statu Ak' IiU ? ajiti .1 in 1 >.i> Towu an<l county it I tin- liniiii i rliv lii.la iiinii. lu il. I'ry us. (Iii il 1111 ' Sin nil. 2Joo ' it 11 il It 11 nil ,lllu, | Dor. Jlh anil A iii/t ft. ('HAULoTTR. N. C. tWxl.rTni^X.k.t.ttar\nu?ssrrj? ^ 1 II GIVEN AWAY! fc\ 10 Ad Eijfl i ?hill 'i>f \'v 'ko*'k' - :inil K|i(>ri?ll i??- ?-ve , off,ml IT WILL PAY YOU, ..VritG r.Ow ROBT. SCOT i" "i fOM, Philadelphia, P.i. KING COTTON Say or sell your Cotion on JOULES S^^5-Ton Cotton Scale, f-r K | MOT CHEAPEST BUT BEIT. Ifl K B For tenet address VJ J0NI8 OF JINQHAMTOJC, ^ ~ BINGHAMTON. N. Y. "a JCoi.au m pi I v c? aiol people B3 who hare weak lungsor Ailb- HB ma. (ibon Id usa i'lto's Cure for Hi Consumption. It bai eared flg Ihnafnn'li. It has not Injur- P?S ml one. It Is not bad to take. B| It I* the best cough syrup. yB 1111111111 "a" I <s.'h llnPti, ftisiiiieli, tnd mnt) vkleb sllll y Use finnd*. Injure tho iron, anil burn off A The ltlMmj Sim Htnve l'oilsh Is Hrllll.iot, OdorW le*s. Durable. and tlio c>'fiviiiuer |a>3 for no liu A or l'I a as package wltli every purchase. p GOLD MEDAL, PAHIS, 1873. \ W. BAKER & CO.'S %[ % Breakfast Cocoa from wfiti li the exree* of oil Vj*'r absolutely j>urc and W I it is soluble, j I Uf /Wk No ( 7; c n t i c(t Is i IBi' I- I, i\ Bifiif-l >? '* preparation, If ' ill 11 ' V\ lin?" tuore I'i'in three time* thi III ' || \ i'U y'revr'h < f I'ocon mixed wHli M3 ' !\| Htr*i?.li. Arrowroot or Hupar, " ti\: I . || nml ii ll'ereforo far more ecoSki ill I I k rion.ico). c.ti,<j ten than ont \L1 rent a ci />. It i*dcllrlou*,noiir< Montr, atrcrigtlirnlnp, basii.x ' IMOKSfftn, and ailinliaMy nilnpted for Invalid! ? a* well oi f r pcraona in lieallh. Hold by (iniriro f?orjn!isr?. ^ W.BAKEK& CO., Dorchester, Mali, . v '<fv ' %! V'-r -2 ?' - _> ?T7\ f7>\ * copyiwokt i?sr ' r > f Ward disease by removing the cause of it. * -m I It's with the liver or tho blood, nine Jjj times out of ten. ^V. sluggish Uv4|hgfe"J* makes bad blood?and bad blooa^v I makes trouble. Dr. Pierce's Gold- XpjKM 1 en Medical IVxcoverv makes hum Sm blood. It invigorates the liver and kidneys, rouses every organ iuto healthful action, and cleanses and renews the whole system. Through & the blood it cures. For Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Biliousness, Scrofulous, Skin and Scalp Diseases ? even Consumption (or Lung-scrofula) in its earlier stages, it s a certain remedy. 3 Nothing else is "just as good-** Anything "just as good" could b?" sold just as this is. It's the only blood-punhcr that a guaranteed to benefit or cure, in every case, or tha money is refunded. Tho catarrh that isn't cured oott^ $500. Not to you, but to tho pro-" prietors of Dr. feage'a Catarrh Remedy. They prouiiio to pay you the money, if you have au incurablo case. j They don't believo that you haw one. Uf c /> A IU M A l< F. MONEY for jron by W CI V* M II H.irc in M'SitiifiitH In I ho pro*t ru ns Ktntc of Wimtilligton. Wrllc II* OAMWEI.I. A WAKNKIt. Ill.tiiki-iH, I itirlmvoii.W?to. a/m" A MONTH for 3 Bright Young Men or 1 0^1 l.iiillrslii earn county. Andreas Jr. W? I VV'i /.IKtll.KIt JtCO.. I'liiln., i'?. i : ? i 'pilK RIIMKS TAM.T.FS rcriilalc tho stomach, 1 IIcer ami bowels, purify the blood, are plea*- 9 x ant to l?W?v ??'<> end nlwajJtlfoelual. A reliable 9 , 5 for ItillouMies*. lllotelics on the Face, Z Z Hrlttbt g DirxM-to, UUrih, Colic, ( unitIuatloa, Z Z Chioulo Dltrrlku. Chrome liver Trouble, Dl ? a . IwUn, Disordered Stomaeh, In/.*lncs. Dysentery, m . KcZi'iiui, Mutuleuoe, tVmale Com- v . nlitlnlii, ruul IlKtlb,lliiilai'hi1, llrarlbura, Hlra; .lauiidleo, Kidney l'iiiii|ilnliil% I Jvcr Trouble#, lxiss of Appetite. Mental IH-prrsalon. Naniea. Nettle llaah.r??? (baleful Dlirwi tlnn. Dimples, -ffTTvHfc. Itusli of lilood x to tlio llood jKBiiaHt Sallow Com- 2 x nloxi'io. Sail /ft)iTtSaftlf KtU'Uin, Scald 5 5 Head. Serof. ) ulA, Silk llrad- Z . ache. Skill I'lv ' cases, Hoar Z m Stomach, Tired UsSR'vZy J V/ Keellnir, Torpid Z . Urer, Ulcers. Water Brash . and every nth- er symptom # or disease I hntl _7L_______Jreeu 11* from # Impute blood or n rallum b. the proper perfornv ance of their function* by 1 bo el oiuceh, liver and v' Vf InU-Mllnre. I Vr:?;;n rn. -i no r ratlnHiire b?n- J efllcil by takiiiKono label" niter ?-a? h nwL A 2 x continued use of l bo HIimiisT ibule* Is the surest X / a cure for obstinate eon.-lipation. They contain Z a uotfllnjr that can In: Injurious (j tho must dell- Z a eutv. 1 gross ti. 1 ' itroxa II.S6, 1-t gross 76c., . . 1 '.'1 ;-ro:<* ISieiils. Sent bv m ill po"t.'iin< paid, a Address run US CANS ClifcMlUAL COMBJlNT, S 1'. O. UoxC7"J. Now York. .............a., *l?o Nnsnl tiul Inlliimiimt ion. llrals^Av"' ce for Ooltl in llcutl. .Y BKOS., 66 Warren 8t-,N.' Y Rf^ v ^ 50^ 2 Ai*r?*|'i i:i? sithM i( ~m WRI T ?^rxpr.FREE F\ffi^P^S3M What Is It ? 1| "" %l*'-1'' 1 "' "' 1 i. a iii' am) cio aic : a? i^GLJEI.miiiki: ilm - ,| hrlnlil lltilil from n K {^\o ii?ntiilc Id .in I.mil'. Il.ilf a million In | ?' i h" l,!'' vi si ixii-ki't iii slzrnmi ' Bjft'|fs"jII I "*'- uami-lf, vx i-aul, $1.UU. ! A I- ii i In M.I IO Tim Worn I>V Kaih ^r^SHNB i *'" i' 'J '*" "ii fj| I; Ill-I ll ili posin-il. IT I- t |hinl. RNjtri ML ,f .1./, ?|M \\ i iii- I'll I .i'al-- III IfovfcW ? i-r m;.j-i<- N'.m-i " ? """ ? " r | - r. Sali*l.i. i:--Ii Kiiara-ili - 'I iii?'?'-> ri-lilililuil. !l MiikIi- I til 11 I in I .-iii <'i>. ?-* I I Ti'.hI w Ni'-v %ork. RELi^Vi.u nil Siomiirli Distress. REMOVES HftM?oi\ Fc-p--o of Fullacfl^ CiisoKsrio:', ivrjt, revives kaii.:.s*''. Mnr.Tt-T) : ' nioii.ip at ImiI> H&. i! Flapo? Musically, it is of innucnsc ltipoiiMiici' what one you buy. Its life will be many years; j years that will make or mar your musical life. Then don't make a choice that j'ou will regret all these years. in the I vers and Pond you j not oniv i. a first-class piano; ' ! vou get all you pay for. , 1 W e send on approval, at . j our risk and expense, or di| rect you to a dealer who can ! supply you. Write for Catalogue. ; I very <&- P'orjd j Pic\r>o Corr)p2vr>y, Boston. 4

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The weekly Union times. [volume] (Union C.H., South Carolina) 1871-1894, February 05, 1892, Image 4