Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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wf A SUMMIM OAY. Black bees on the a*oear>heede drowsihi , cliEigLUg, Where hall, feathered grasses aod butter cups sway; And all through the Holds a white spr >ulde of dailies Open-eyed at the setting of day. Oh. the haape of sweet roeea tweet olni?? moo roeea. Tb great crimson thickets that sorer the wall' Aod Hooka of bright butterflies giddy to se? them. . And a sunny bine sky orsr all. Trailing boughs of the elms drooping orer the hedges, Where spiders their glimmering lsoee bare spun; And breezes that bend the light tope of tb willows And down through the meadow grass run. Bllrer-brown little birds sitting close in tb? V urn nuucr, And yellow wring* flashing from hillock to tree. And wide-wheeling swallows that dip to ths marshes. And bobolinks oraay with glaa. 80 crazy, they soar through the glow of ths sunset And warble their merriest notes as thee fly. Nor heed how the moths borer low in the hollows. And the daw gathers soft In the sky. Then a round beaming moon o'er the blossomed bill coming. Making paler the fields and the shadows more deep. And through the wide meadows a murmurous humming Of Insert* too happy to sleep. Knchantn 1 I alt on the hank hj the wiiio** And trill the last snatch of a rollicking tun?. And since all thla loveliness cannot ha Heaven, 1 know In mj heartlt is June. -?Mrs. A. O Wool son. in Boston Transcript, LOVB AND LIM. BY HELEN TOHSS^l GRAVES. " Under a spreading cheatnut tree. The village smithy stands?" the words softlj j hi't across the glow TWr^.'ir^-W**1 * " '^ro ^nu rra^J jWr" v' VH for breakfast, Misjg Elwood !" primly demanded Mrs wr Perkins, the governess, as shr maneiured her nails at the marble wash basin. "No. Come here, Perky," said the audacious girl, "and I'll show you the corner of that picturesque old black smith's shop I told you of?the one I'm going to sketch this afternoon." "It's past eight. Miss Elwood, and you know join grandfather attaches grea? importance to punctuality," began the governess "Right there, over the top of tho?" kMUtiMktfi.i ?. wittj I aA/IXJ|f08C(TT V continued Elma, extending het slim forefinger in a due northerly direction along the valley of the river, "you r an just see the odd little three-cornered ga hie peeping out through the trees?" "And ^here's the bell, now," ex claimed Mrs. Perkins, with a little nervous start. And the smith, a inightv man Is he," Hummed Elma, beginning to tie back her curls with a fillet, of blue ribbon. "Bu? not. nearly so hundsome as that young apprentice of Ins, who tixed the crooked nail in Swallow's shoe, yesterday. 1 won der if 1 could sketch the place' To lit sure, I have had only seven lessons, but one must try one's wings sometimes, voi know, "j Mrs. Perkins straightened Erama'i sash, gave hei curTs several twitches thii way and that, and dragged her into thi breakfast-room just in time to avert, thi usual ItlOrniDC lecture Irnm nUi rrmr.>noa on the evils of late rising. But that afternoon, iu the purple soft ncss of twilight, Elma managed to evade her precise guardian, and slip off into the woods with her sketch-hook. And she was sitting on a moss rush ioned rock, working with all her might, when bonis Dalzell strode toward the spring for i pail of water. The sleeve* of his re 1 flannel blouse ...IIacI I.W.U iL. # .rClc i-Mii-ii " ii n(' "ii "n torearm He et.il! woie his stained leathern apron, and his shoit, chestnut curls plainly re vealed tie n-eiv. i through the rifts in his tatted i -Maw ha?. Had I" hut known it, he never had looked bettri n his life, yet a deep flush of mortification mse to his brow as he encountered the pietty twelve year old damsel in white, with the shady, rose garlanded hat, and the soft Unman sash tied loosely around her waist. "Good afternoon !"said Kmma, calmly. "Please step a little to one side, Louis, if that is your name. I'm trying to sketch the smithy." Dalzell ventured to glance over her shoulder. "it's beautiful," said lie. "Von r an almost see the wind blowing that sweet britr bush!" "Yes," complacently observed the ai fist, "I think it i? rather good.'" "And the little dog fitting by the door- il just exactly as natural as life!' he added. Ella frowned. "The little- dog, as you call it," said she, "i? the stump of the old tree. Don't stand ?|Utte so close, please! I can't move my tlbow." Dalzell colored. He took tip hi- pail and moved on. "I'm always saying the wrong thing," ra:d he, in a sort of desperation. Lima hu| e I she had nor offended the young man. She tather liked him, il though ir wa< a \ hi kward for him to mis take the butternut stump for a little dog. a'.id she msde i?v *? ? .. ...*l say muni' Itunii rileasant ro him .?r.?.? i? w , .... . ...ivii c?vue hack to the sprint. But he ?"!i'l not rome back at all. Evidently there was some other way between the smithy and the ijft|r brook. At s?* o'clock, according to compact. Mrs Perkins ramc for the artist to es cort hei home. "And you've been all this time 'Join.: tn< btrle hit of work?*' said Mrs. Per kins On, 1 itaveu i workel all the time, Perkyimpatiently spoke the girt. "Besides, one cen't hurry art." r Am they strolled siowly down the shady road, Ehna suddenly stooped and picked up something. "What's that!" said the governs**, lifting bcr crisp tlouucue out of the dust. "A. horseshoe?on old, couunon horseshoe. Put that down at once. Miss El "Wait for a moment, Perky!" cried the girl, rushing sway through the bushes. "I've forgotten something." > Half a minute later, she was down in front of the closed smithy, balancing herself on the identical butternut-wood stump. With a round stone for a hammer, she drove in a rusty nail, and hung the thin old horseshoe over the door "There's good luck for Louis Dalzell!" she cried, as she sprang lightly backward. "Take care!"' said a voice behind her. And then she became aware that Dal zell himself had emerged from the bow ery shadow of the trees, and that she had nearly knocked him over. "Is that for me?" he said "Oh, thanks And placing both bands lightly on her shoulders, he kissed her, driven by some sudden impulse for which he himself could scarcely account. E'.ma Elwood turned scarlet all over; she rubbed her cheeks to efface all ves tige ol tne orienee, auo stampon ner Kinshod foot in the sand with futile passion. "How dare you?" she cried. "How date youf" And like a Hying nymph fthe vanished into the dense shado w of the woods, leaving the young tnan transfixed with surprise. "Why dors she makesuch a fuss?" he asked himself. "She's only a child ? hut good fate! what a beautiful child!" He reached up and took down the the thin, old horse shoe and put it in his porkei He and I lie picturesque, longbearded n| I blacksmith had quarrelled that day, and he meant to leave Wyndale with the break of the morrow's dawn. "I'll take my luck with me," he said to himself. "(Jod bless the child for thinking of me!" % * 0 w 0 0 .lust a year afterward old Major El wood died, leaving his affairs hopelessly entangled, and when the lawyers had fquahbled long enough over the business, it was formally announced that there was nothing left for the child to to live till. "What am I to do, Perky?" said Elma, with big, blue eyes ot apprehen siou and dismay. And good Mrs. Perkins, who had sue ceencd m obtaining a situation as hai( lisli tenchrr in a boarding school, bat gained to forego n part of her own salary foi the sake "I having KltnaV education i;n on nt Wat ley 11 all "A teacher'a life isn't all rose-," said ?hc, 1 * I oil I i hii'I beat the idea of hnv inn tin pool. Iittlo deai liovinil out to a trade ni .-loo'l up behind a counter. And, K'lllv, h'M voire might he made something of." \'l thise things happened years ago, an l I ten vera* was not the big city it i nrov vvh? n Mrs Pcikins and her adopt* I laughtei decided to cast their lots in the shadow of the Black Hills. '.Mit-ii is overdone in the Eastern Stales,'' s;iid the KO-d e.x governess. ' But | think we'll make a fry foi 't can interest that rich iron man that lives in the castellated mansion out beyond Plaza Itivcr, his inthn-nce on do every , thin" for us "Keal'y"' El ma s dimple* dincel roguishly 'What a very curious sort of a person an?Iron man inns' he' I'm very curious to set him, Perky, do you know ?" "Nonsense, my dear'" cried Mrs Por kins. "Ion know what I mean per feetly well. He's male his fortune in the iron business ?railways, and that l sort of thine And I'm going to call there this veiy alteiuoon, to bespeak his recoinnienduPons and good offices." "<>h, Perky, must I go?" , *mii course von miisi go, cini-l' " Kltna Kluiwood sat trembling in (ho 5 great entrance hail of tin Morcsrp ^ mansion, on the south shoro of (In I'm/i p Itiver. p The sunshine glimmered on the door ?r mmj 'r-ftitn marble, giant inyitle^ ami blossoming letnon trees tillo I th? angle?. and a low easy-chair on a tiger skin by 'he door, was driftc I ov\:i with i newspaper*. Presently Mrs. Perkins mine smiling hack. "lie will be with u* presently," said she. Keallv, my dear, he's guite a young mini?not at ill the bald pated railroad king 1 e spec ted to see. And he is most kind and gracious, and has promised to inommcnd everywhere." The door opened and the iron man en tered, followed by two or three maynifieent hounds. Klma spuing up with a cry. "Why,- she exclaimed, 'It's Louis ? It's Louis Dal/.cir" lie held out both bis hands, "I can't have < hanged so very much thenf" said he." At the same instant Lima's eyes c aught sight of a stiaiige object above the arched doorway ? * gohl plated horseshoe, worn thin at the ends, with hete j and there a hen' nail in its curve. Louis's glance followed tier own. "Yes," I lie. "it's t voi v horse Is In* done it* tn*\, Miss K! won 1?it ha* I 'I uisjht me link' Mi*s Perkins." he ii*l<!? ?i. tuminu to the elder 1 lady, "I shrill expect you ami your votins friend to remain hirr< a* my , m nests foi til'' present. 1 llHVi a lur?e house, and I urn > lonely mm." "t?ii"' ? i.(| ,\||? IVrkin*. hoi ey ? he rr inim> Iniycr tlmu the len?o.- of her <u ivtrtcle glasses. "You're not iiihii ; "! I t hen "Nr.." said Mi llalmll. Bp wr I ; I left the K-t't, I fell in i ?v. . I -h *11 | never mirry until I < to m ury tin' first love of mine." , If' looked K'ni-t full in the eye- i* h?" ! spoke. Sli' i oloi e l. I let Ion.; lushes j I drooped. \t the en I of the month Mr*. Per k:n- arou*pd liri-ell to the exigencies of I tiu f n*e. "All tlii* is like life m fairyland, dem | r.nna.-" -st'l she. ?But it i?n't business. I -ee by th? pipers tout several music I Iei'hf-rs huvi reeentIv arrived from the | Kast, and if \v? ire to ijet to work ?" "But,'' said Klmu. patting ?i>? Ifetr o!'! * r-nkled hind, ' I don't leallv see any |? ? tic nlur reason for our gettiug to | work." "Kh'" gasped N|r-. Perkins. "You see," went on Klmi. "Mr Dal y.cII is cn;'.i.'e I to that tii-' b?ve ?' ti t He hat j/jiv-n me b?ek the l<-.;se,u . ,i.i | ; a? 1 cou.du't think ol breaking tne cut- j rent of lack by taking it from tha house, 1 of course I must stay bera." j "Oh"' Mid Mr?. Perking. "Then It's 1 true? He'e tha same young man that 1 kiaaad you when you were banging good a luck up over the smithy door?the 'un- r dor the spreading chestnut tree young i urno'?" ; uw ieu assent. c ii AL I?) I_ ..AA a mm mm > --vsui again microti nri. reruns. s "But jou udd you never, never would 1 forgive him." f "Don't you know, Perky," oonxed i Elnos, the audacious, "what the Bible says about forgiving peoplef Anyhow, a it's all settled, and we are to be married ? very soon, and you are to live here with 0 us always. Does that plan suit you?" r And Mrs. Perkins said that it did. * ? I l'be person who is afflicted with Klep- a tomaoia always feels that he "ought to take something for it."?Washington j( tifnr f . a No man is great enough to veto a raiU -j linery bill after his wife has O. K.'d it. p( New* |( THE REALM OF FASHION <j b WHAT TO WEAR AND HOW TO a MAKE IT. a w A Pretty Drras For a Girl Between Eight c< end Ten Other Novelties. y, ai fl< TI'RF.i) here is a w v e ty |>rettv little b, dress for a child of I* >> io lit It may be n| made up in almost p. any material You n tinish the skirt in n Iront with hands of en,hroiderv. There p is also ati emhroid- |, ered plastron and n collar I'he plastron ?, is framed with fold ?, e.l l>ra< es and the p II I \l\ Mt i> also made in rH Vv "" sam'' Mv,r fc| -4^1 - While simplicity ? < \ l\ I ~?- ^ should always he ^ _ - ] Ll J ~7;? the note in n ^ ? fashions for chtl a , dren. for nothing tl r1' looks mora ridiru- r a rttr i n ?it11 i?'s f?ur*s j,,i1b than an over- ] drfMPd child yet if tastefully applied and h the topes he k< |il <|itiet and subdued. a < er- h * ? /LWV7N ^ j i). b (>-w r /' 1 C v * . a ; - ^ * t \ ?i i r i r?t i \ t- rv ln?r> imniinl t?t jMrtnturo t? o'.tvuvn to be rv>m tttpivb 11 I ..i .qiinnnet i n>ti:inp5. hoiv I ?-\?>r .?!l r ??t heaviness. all over ! noijbt offi i ts <-boubl bo i arefnllv avoide-i \hoveall tlnim- Mionbl :i rhiM's costume* 1 be in ru tp*l hut inon v with it<s coloring. " Soft tints shonbl bp ?hospn, such as melt ^ into f he pink ami white of tlie complexion, ^ J nniii h tlie soft noMen of the hair or the *ky " blue of the eye? " it \lf - ? A "A ."V ? N rV 7 V J C ? '\!n ;i ~ f!lj\ v \ I 1 ^ |. \ \. | \.. Il*\ V . fl| N tiling ".in tic prrtlioi than a *Sanipr?l ^ I >i11 > t<I !' i \"'in_ |n?r?i?n aii"! ii'-tliinj; nii> o .ii j |-ii.it< I"" Mitiiniot wont' I'ltP , i(Inst:,ii "Mi I'K'tii'. ?ii" li n Hie jkiri It 1",1 Hit OI ni'tv. Ill.l'lp "<f Imh- ?i ripP" TIlP ri . tianii ii- littl" r't'pifo licrnt i < initlinp'l ? < Willi ii"m"""ii? m1"! ?"tli ,i "ImiiMo Imw. :?? iri"|i.,"i" I |t i i tli<" -tnio at tlio a' l> ?. k lln'o i <1 i i 11 i > i <. < 11 tiotl tlio p v imi'viii.: mil t>w i-iini- < ! n ^,1' Hit '11 I' III. I II. k?l I. > .|f\ p|. i| 0<| | | int.. i"ir "i '! " ? I ill'' iii'infii' Hut p \ r t V 1 ' *\ .?l i|*.' ? ii iiiriil. I'l. I i. - ii r \ * opt III until' I I'l I nc I Inn || I- Mnnll i Int.. r i \r- ill. I * iii ! i ! I : 11 \ <tr<.'iMi It Ruin niili s mi u. -n ft ? r ?i r * v?* .f ' i I i lit ^ V. i '<? { L")t v ?* noo?l> togooTtriP ?owt? on h*r? no longer tn E?n coat. The tru? *<> haa taller made t?c-4?irn collar an< ?P?lB. Nor shou"d it aar W made uaa ol * * wrap for muffling u> porpoaaa. Thieb idicuiog* lb# oorract ummer girl narei oakaa such a MmIbB Har Eton coat v -? / aeparaie bodiot which aha waan ver dMhreot raata and natchae bar aklrU, rhile tha vaeta ran in dfferent teat a rials rha ewt no oat fit tha dtfra snugly. To dc hie, tha raata should bar long openings toi la tha lliaatoraaroAyb&rming toiiat (01 iSaturday nigbfhof*qpicb may be mads ip in any mray XaOXyViatcna! me cut >ut being trimmeljwitbfce. asshswn. Th< ibbon corselet ends tt\fce side seems. Lt the back there it e Wneau bow with ong ends. If made up in pie blue, a pas smenterie band of silver koases the bust nd meets at the back undr the bow. The seed Swiss belt is a very iretty novelty In rather of various colore. At the back and ront the two pointed edgi are laced with silk cord. On each side sere is a buckle his belt goes with silk ve s and blouses. ^ much worn at surura r resorts. The icing cord should be tied t the bottom. In the way of beadgeai for little heads he mothers should be car ful not to makt hoice of large flowers for arniture, so thai he child may not seem tc be wearing her ig sister s hat. In the il titration is giver very good example of a >ecoming hat foi little miss?a yellow fraw ornamented 'ith a garland of daisies Ind bows of straw jlored ribbon. Ortaiu flowers have s oung look about thenj when full blown, rid they are the onea to make choice of for lildren's hats, ^^ffwild flowers go well ith youthful froeSUnd are particularly rooming for such as have the wild wool nd air about them. No one would think 1 getting orchids or peonies or tulips 01 nppies or tiger-lilies di a child's hat. Would ' t daisies or heather ^r wild roses or forget le-nota or pansies or apple blossoms hi tore appropriate.' Avery becoming bit o cadgear for some children ia the widi rimmed fancy straw witH a Sicilian crown liich is of silk or soolen stuff, stripei imething like a liberty < ap and has i Ik tassel that falls gracefully over th rim. I ong skirts of the Kate i.reenaway styl iionld be used with great discretion even ii old t\ rather. Such gotvnsare really nr tted for walking purposes at all, an lany a cold gets its first lessons in stil nd awkward carriage by being rolled up i hese so called picturesque costumes Ever bild in good health has far more vitalit ban he or she has any use for. and it mu? e worked off in swift motions and sem uisterious play, the linihs. partirularly. bi lg ieft free "Hi.J utnt<?inm?led. Rhoi kirts. therefore, should he the rule as th arm neather < omes on. ami gowns shonl e straight and loose and not loaded dow nth heavy sashes. Very pretty effects at Pained bv trimming the skirt and ruf nth bands of velvet ribbon of a dark* hade than the dress, the ribbon also heir tn?tjr>ulate the yoke. You will find harmingly prturesque little go?^n repr ented in the illustration. It may he mm i i J #?* ? h'/l'll ^ 1U* CHII.P S '."WN, ip in various materials hut more appropri itelv in rrepon. silk or printed goods. Thi douse and tight sleeves should be of plair nods. The pnrtic>.*af"< harm of the costumi es in the original use made of a firhu ef icK You get here a bark view of it, show lg how if disrloses a round voke In fron letwo endsrross and termina e on thi lotilders where the ends hook There is t might ruched rollar. The tipper s!e?ve! e made verv full and are gathered on the eht sleeve at the elbow. Hot Ahead of the Nobleman. Lord Charles Hamilton used to gr bout Naples attended by a large feto ious bulldog. Having decided on goin< :> Rome, he proceeded to the statioi ud took his place in a first-class car lage. the "dawgM taking up a positiot n a seat opposite his master. The plat jrm inspector, with many gesticulations e< hired that the bulldog should noi ravel in a passengei carriage. "Very well, then; take him out," wai ,ord Charlie's rejoinder. In vain the official expostulated. H< jerely reiterated his " icco of advice, it is needless to say, hich was not followed, and Lord Charles pparently master of the situation, threw intoelf back in his seat and calmly light1 a cigar. Rut the Italians were n?t to he outone, and quietly detaching the carriage 1 which the English "nrnlot" was seat1, they made up the train with auother oinpartment, and started it cff. Lord Charles sat quietly snoking for bout a quarter of an hour, ant then eurrised at the delay, thrust his head out f the window, and demanded when the pmiii was going to start. His 'eelings In imagined.--London Tit-iits. I C-tlm.in *.TIf" ? A land-locked fa non, weeing , t inls, taken ' - u liieeii jake on iv>rning with n the past w?ek. wa1 onnH to hav.- attached to tie back fit me ot the aluminium tags Airnished b Dr. W M. Haines, of Etaworth, an< with which fifty of the- salmon won marked durir.* the pa^.ii'tw season ol ffcftO. Although exposed V> the wnte ror about eighteen months, 10 tag am diver me with whirh it wa fastened t< he fin were hut "lightly ta lished, and he number was plainly disc'nible. J reference ?r> the Hn? of t%| {?d salmoi which f)r. Haines has, show d that th minion had grown an inch inlengtli an shout a pound in *veight?ince beni, tagged. ?K< nnebec (Me.) Journal. The bundle on the end of a Itick is a ireiiv ?- ire sign of the, man wh? haa loit - < ? _ P ij?I/ I \ ( j. AM Bngtish ptper mjb that "ebort?ii?4 [ honeymoon* *pp?*r* to b* In toga*." r > The Ii?Hw. r The pi mm at effect and perfect *af*tv wfe* 1 MM?i?e nay nee the California liquid 1 laxative. Syrup of Tig*. under ell condition*. make* it their favorite remedy. To set the ) true and genuine art.'cle. look for the name of . the California Fig Syrup Co., printed near the bottom of the package. r ^TiaBoetooe Uok the we%M*gi ftreogth iheSahSse Sver Frteted. CMUt too n>p on woairf The*# 1* e 9 Inch display advertieemeat la thl* paper, thle *re#k. which bee no two word* like except one word. The earn* hi true of each new one appearing each week, from The Dr. Herter Medicine Co. Thl* house places a Orescent" on everything they make and publish. Look for It. send them the name of ins word and they will return you book, bi actiVCL UTHOOIUriU ortAKPLM ritXE. Wit t.tam Abtob Chajtlxh. of New York, la going to Afrioa on en exploring expedition, with en army of 200 men. lew's This V We offer One Hundred Dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by taking!!all's Catarrh Cur j. r. J. CHXNKr A Co., Propsc. Toledo, O. Wo, the undersigned, nave known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believo him perfectly honorable In all business transactions, and financially ablo to carry out any obligations made by their firm. _ , , 1 Wbbt A Tbcax, Wholeaalo Druggists, Toledo, O. Waxdixo, Kiwna.v A Majive*. Wholeeale Druggl*!*, Toledo. O. Hall's Catarrh Cure Is taken Internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous sur1 faces of the system. Testimonial* sent free. Price 75c, per bottle. Sold by all druggists. A company has been rormea ior me ousiI nees of insuring burglar-proof safes. pRn*n'f iron Rittera cures Dyspepsia,Malaria. Biliousness and General Debility. Gives (strength, aids Digestion. tones the nerves creates appetite. The best tonic for Nursing r Mothers, weak women and children. A hospital for railway men is to be built In Chicago, III. e f BeK< M1M'? I'll I. s stimulate the pt > a lit* In the t.aliva. remove depression, give appetite, * and make the sick well. d Cork planting in portions of ArkftnaM R was given up on account of tha wet weathef, and ootton substituted. f> 1 r your Back A ehes, or you are all worn ou|, good for nothing, it is general dehilify. Brown's Iron Hitters will cure you, make you n strong, rleanse your liver, and give a good appetite tones the nerves. d The (Jueen of Portugal invariably sits by T bar husband while ho noes all his wvrk. n .. Airs. I M l.ew !s. llnanna. Ala . writes: "For ' over twenty vearv | hare suffered with lieady aches without relief from the many remedies .? and phvstfianstried dnringtltat period. Bradve.rottne prodii'es the mn.| -ati'.fp, ?or\ results." i- ? ? Tub League has sanctioned Sunday ball. If afflicted with sore eyee use Dr.Isaac Tbompe son's Eyc-water.Druggista sell at 28o.p?r bottle '' 6m Kdwin Ab.voi.t) has returned to n Japan. e 1 ' 1 tA Veteran Mr. JoKeph Hornmerich. A2J K 'Wh M N. V.<'itv. in l?K. at the battle of Fair tiaks was stricken with Typhoid revert ?nd aft??r ? l"nc struggle in hospitals. was with Consumption. Joe. Hemmerieh. Hood's Saraaparilla. is in good health, and cordially recommends HOOD'S SAR8APARILLA as ? general blood nuritler %na tonic medicine, especially to his comrades In t ne O. A. H. HOOD'S PILLS are hand made, and perIU VUUi|U^M ll'U, |'t ?. ? Advice to Women If ycu would protect vourself from Painful. Profuse, Scanty, Suppressed or Irregular Menstruaticn you must use BRADFIELD'S | Ft MALE I REGULATOR j CARTEnsviLL*. April 2?, 18SA. This will certify that two members of my immediate family, after having suffered for years from 71enafru?l Irreuularity, being treated without benefit by physicians, wero at length completely cured by one bottle B of Britdfield'e Female I* ecru In tor. Ita 1 effect la truly wonderful. J. \V. Strang a. , Book to ' \VOMA > ' mailed FREE, which contains 9 valuable Information on all female disease*. BRAPFIELD REGULATOR CO. ATLANTA, GA. t JTOJZ SAIL UF ALL DRUGGISTS. J /\ A n/1 C I' K H i? ad<snclnr w"l . I. vlrt k r.iltjo. 11 ne timber nntl 1 It 1' underlaid w ith coal Well 3d nptrd for , Poultry civ t.?t.|. Krult SO.000 at res land?, lots ti all Idatcan towns (TMIIER I.ANp Pl. t TEA I' I \M? OFFICE, Roslin P. O.. Ilnlbei' t ? F K n C M~1 I r.telit Ciuliji) ?' 1 ' xaiijf&Mtmatii.tsisTm AATIMT CKsrHOVS TDK ODOR I L|llll|Nf' t'li Fori or \ rmpli* an i 11 < mi't 'lir IH?fn(F. I'rlro V iv. .li ..., i n<) f'<r '?*? Omenta's. B. 1 . II l>M'l| ?V I II., ,*w niiion, Ohio. 1 : "August : Flower" i I used August rnvor for Loss ol vitality and General dehilitv Aft#?? taking two bottles I aitred bq lbs. I have sold more of your August Flower since I have been in business than anyolhor medicine I ever kept. Mr. Peter Zinville says he was made & new man by the use of August Flower, recommended by me. I have hundreds tell me that August Flower has done them more good than any other modi< me they ever took. CrKORr.it W. Dyh, fcardis, Mason Co., Ky. I THE ONLY TRUE i Kx IRON , W TONIC \rni r.irtfj- m oon, reroute hlDNKVI, t<w"'- I.rVrF illnorii'-T. tnl'd Fifnetn. renew appetite or" lir-iitb tnl \ \\tr i i f v>n Mi Drepepelrt, InllifMl'.n, hittlre'T feel, 't ln? abaoliilely ervlle?'e<f. Mlii'l bi iKlifnr-d. train powir InTfllfl, k I fk if A tone*, nerves, mnp. 1 8 IS BL V ele*. receive new fore* i I H 111 f \ pnfTorlnft from complaints pe1 IV 11 a) ciilMr t(.tliwlr se*, tinlna U. Had v a speedy rurc. Return# toff bloom '?:i rlir eke, beaut I flea Oomplealoo. W ! et rr\Tt:rre. All genuine goods beat ri v. ont. " bend uf .Trent Ftamp for 32-page rampttfi S> Q OB. HARTER MEOICINI CO., St. loul*. ULCERS, SA ' DANCEHS, XVSCROFUU, I , SML 1 it visum, 1 RHEUMATISM; BLOOD POISON. these and ewy kindred diet?e arlatnc ken Impure Wood successfully treated by that nerar^alllDc and beet of all tonics and sub soses sss Books 00 Blood and Skill X Dlaeas?! free. Printed testlmonU Is sent on >VjL application. Addreta I ?* 8wlft Specific Co., ATLANTA. OA. 1 Pleo'B Remedy ftr Catarrh Is the Beet. Kaeleet to Cae. end Cheapest. Ej Bold by drugslaU or eent by mell. 80c. E. T. Hare! tine, Warren, Pa. | 6 N U. 30. ADPIIUCilT I us AMSiu- bly trne by oidliiA. ? nnUUInCn I . ,-ah Pit^j?h method*, but NUT AiitoCodl tst (if Ju.iyOllr, S J., the effoit I* .Moci Bbtvt tindei tiktn to (tiinotN to kind ofentetprlM I ^ptbelt Advertising petrous n tola) this prospectus circulation for their various paper, thousand new *u A"I not km* than ONE MILLION, mean to u. more t ^ TbU means an addition of MO.OM to advertising revenu our piMcnl list*. It ha. been said nest Ave year* W W that to aeonre a half million new pay for them at lei subscriber. In sis months Is a t J.I- raise te n. We a Amu Impossibility. This la probe- even more than th eeei>*ii???????*???ee??i*??e?e?* i'd? cask TFor CORRECT ANSWERS to ART ORE of the B Publishing Company wt (CASH RE Ihir roriwi lUfotr t? unr HI ^oiil, MO 00 If For a onriecf ?ni?n to (iny TW# word*. #60.00 J For a eonecl omwfrtoiuiy TNIK word*. #76.00 ? Kor a eoneot an?wei to any |HR word*. #100.00 I I For a correct ?n?wm to any flVI word*. #1*6.OO I t As SPECIAL GRAND REWi For the FIRST correct answer to AL For the SECOND correct answer to A For the THIRD correct answer to A1 Here are the Ten Word-Riddles1 B-rn? p 2 -ea.-ty j 1 B1 - ? ? ?,i 4 |-1? rE ? -Ol--- st ?!-r-ss < -i - lit i! j? -ar-i--ii |tt f-ict--e j |h Q,n e Vic [g| E' ru?Umtliin Each dash appearing In tbepaitin w hxnianauon. i,ttci ?n<i?Wi t&c prop?' ictt* A ear.,lii.U!.-- - il. I>c Unnid complete EXAM PI.E i |i the omitted letters are o and e, and w hen pro f RE TATJLRDS PJ I I nc !i ->!is*Tr " 111 he numbered a* received, to I ^ ui'l < ii'-n found mired .1 New Vork tirrtlflcd Wieward stub coned answer secures will be sent t MR IS <" Kl >1 R B' It tr vou only solve one B3 sj iTB B > 1TB BB B j B% word yOU w til receive Ws;p. in fnshi vou are not confined to any psr ^LficnlHr "'Old?;tnv one of the ontlre ten will X in Inn vou 11 S'^0 tash reward?while If vou are sdhi lent enough tosoive more than one your reward H?i:l be Increased In proportion from SAO to S i AO. Also rpnu-mlier t tint you do not have to be first, 01 lost with vour answer. EVERY Acnrrert answ er Tor even a single word ^ wltis a splendid rasb reward. I The Only Condition, ^B riieoblect of Mils extraordinary offer Is. of coarse. ^Bto sei uro snlis, rlljers at once and In large nnm.Xbers. Wc therefore require that 30 eenta for e Xyear's subsetIpiion to ?ome one of our papers A shall be remitted w Itli every answer. We publish four great papers. Tlir A titer Iron PI reside. MThe Ainerlran Homestead. The AiitorlAran Household Journal, and TheAmerU Acan Cottage lloine, Nameyonrcholceof anv ^ oneof the four?they are nil the same price, She. , year. If you send answers to more than one | X word you must send a separate name and 50c. for Xevery word you answer. Thus. If you send answers to two words, send nn exfra name be ^Hsides vour own and #1 and so on?one 5 a in." ami | ^b'Oi fo ? year's subscription ror each word j Avon answer. The tea! amount of cash rewards I X that you receive foi roi vect answers can be dlt video pro rata among the list, or yon can keep If IxTJnn-M F FF.T.T.V Tmno it ^ aav'lil ui a i a&x4juju x ) 1 1 vaol) A! ^rr\ LOVELL DlflM ~l /.% For Ladies and ^ /yreVup\!'1 Pn*urnattcCus Kfnd ? cent* In ? A w,,,i,?t.iM<> r*". 1?*ue of Won*.K \ john p. lovell arms co.,iv i%WW TFT PP P A PUV loach oiihor an 1 CiIjIjU Ilil t U. I |ynrtef?l School in I | . NKN01A. now Cataloeu*'. ('?" i * < nff*ntc of ilrnlerii anhMltmiiis -I'.M < wiiiKHii W. I . I 'on u I? " U ontim nnillnf print* at nmprd on bottom. H| No h lift 11 il i inun ii tn I rn ndnlcnl nno ! ii'Mfrt in prnm-riitin'i Ht Inw for ob. tnlnine ninnnT n n - ^ Jib ?lir fnlnrpiPtrncni- W* Will (It* dirloilrt aala ta aha* 4?a1 noagaiKa. YVrlto for rfttpjogao. if not r?' ' *iutfng kind, alza and width wanted. f*"< I BETTER DEAD THAI* jtUVt 1 "** rUVE DVTCHKX DBVO CO., - i ?T. auajm. TT. * IragflK^SSaRkr'SK; Xto perforin tberfr proper function?, fmjmmm/?***_to , ZoTrr<ennn^t#oofltcdbytAktMrTjpivlJCnfJ? , ; ri'M Jssr* 8 B>SS^yf i iftiU Wntdi JEIfiHTT fw Mat N'?l' *<?!? > ?>W?tM*?M '????>?>??* l y or comntui: end to that cod have originated the ^L. ' TKl'E when faireat and moat inaenloua plan of X a ted with the distributing Cash Prtnlaai ?? Five bundled knowl>. The plan or method HlsX. ihacrlber* w III conflict with no law agatnat 1 otter ban gsoo 000 of let or arhemee of ohanoe. it inee during the volvee nothing that la illegal or tone can afford to moral; It places a premlaaa aat hair tit rip brnlnat ft U, In abort, the very ire willing to do eeeenee of what la commendable, A le If liereeeary, honett. 11 bet a) ami attractive. ffii ??a?t?a?ntataaf'a???ttm??*Y [ FOR ^Nlf iN.gI ? following Ton tVord-RiiMles iho American X* // pay the folio winq B IWARDS# "01 A roi t*i I ar.t-ni'l lo nny $|| woida. lAO.OO rnracoiia<-I aNtH'i to *ny SIVIN worda. Slt.vnn ^B or a corrai ( aliawei to any EIGHT woida, #SO<> 00 "or a correct ann?n to ?nv MINI worda. f 81R OO or a con eel wiewor to all of tliti TIN norda, ItbO.OO II ... ?. in. mm., -...-I (VRD8 we will Pay In CashiT iL of the entire Ten words, 95,OOOX LL of the entire Ten words, SS.OOOB of the entire Ten words, $2.00Ox -Can You Solve Any of Them If > k NAME MADE FAMILIAR HY GREAT ADVERT1S- A fi TO EVERY MAN. WOJIAN AND CHILD WHO HAS M ER VISITED A CIRCUS I CHARMING QUALITY WHEN POSSESSED HY A 3MF.N, THAT ATTRACTS THE ADMIRATION AND W TEN WINS THE LOVE OF MEN A VAS NOT CONSIDERED DESIRABLE AT THE X NNEAPOI.IS NATIONAL REt'CDLICAK CONVEN A ON RY A MAJORITY OF TllE DELEGATES. M IF.RVEU TO DEFEAT JAMES G BLAINE FOR THE A IESIDENC Y IN 18A| H HAT WHICH YOP CAN SF.CI IIT TOT1IF. AMOUNT 2 ?r,.OOt> IFYOV WIN rilF.IIRSI PRIZE HEREIN ^B FEHED V IHAB WHICH WOMEN K,\OV.' HOW TO WEAR TO CTTER ADVANTAGE THAN JIOST MEN WM SOMETHING WH If. SI JOHN I.. SULLIVAN. COflRl.TT, A LCK80N. FLAVIN AND OTHER DIG M GILtflTJ (CEL1N W OCCI HF.S THF. MOST 1' ft I : DLL AND 1 OREt>OT POSITION COXSEn I II Willi INF. UOVV.I'N-H| ENT ANI> MtOTfcCTIOM OK THE PEOPLE AOAlNbT W 5RE1GN Olt HOSTILE NATIONS THAT WIIICII PLF.ASKS Oil SATISFIED IHE EYE A ID WHICH, IK ARTISTICALLY EXKCl'TPf>< .t'l-B (ACTS THE ATTENTION AND EXCITES Til.'. ID [RATION OK I.OYEHK OF THE llEALTIIT'L I'KODAr.l.Y CONSIDEHEH OK GREATER C'ONAEF.SOE AND MOIIE SOt:OH1 AFTER IIY THE IDLE. CCIXSIVF. AND TITLED ENC.LISII NOBILITY THAN X r THE AVERAGE UCSY. HIS HI NO A 51 ERICA N lly tpelled woid* indicates the al uii. e of a cotMnBB rs are supplied the original word irliclid lo fcim^B I?l?e. enmcthlnir every farmer shed,! possess !n ^Lperly Inserted the completed .void is ll. tisr X lid In cash the VERY DAY anyV * nswer Is found to be correct. be examined in the o'dn of li? number, Bonk Check for the full uinoun! o' whatever^B he VERY DA Y the award Is made. all. Just as you arrange tietween yourself and those whose names vou tend in every cqhM "sr wlli ptiv the lull ainuuiit o! ilie rr>? ward forcorrect answers to the peisouX * who sends the names. X. I>o?rf tend answers with on' suh.u < fr'tenr?they^B will receive no attention and cannot possibly win W a reward even If correct. Prntpelian As a means lo puau'l a wiwiiuu<fien|n,t even an appearnnce of Irregularity or collusion, a copy ur thewi ? original ten words selected to make up fheAv above Word-Riddles Is deposited vltli Mr. C. P-Al 8M1TIT, Superintendent or tlio Jersey (Ttv Police Department. nnder aeal.tobeopened December XL 18P2, in thepresenc eof w t'nesses. gfier thiscon-^E lost i loses. The c omplete ll-t w ill be printed tn^B full In the .lantinrv Issues of cur four papers. so^B that allwhoh.nenot re. el veil rewards fr.rcorreet^F aneweis will know wherein thev failed. This^k method of protection is duo to all c oncerned, and absolute!) rrrt ems ever) tlilntr that !? not whollv honest and fair to every snb-^V seriber. Y DE8IONATE THE WORD? YOf A.Ni'V.cn M'X THEIR NUMBERS, nuci be wise and erild niiirM answer nt nnce. ^B Address all letters and make all i ornithine es^Lpavnble to the Treasurer of the American Pub llsnlnR Co., as follow?. 4 MTeo,t,."l>on Jersey City, N. JI OND CYCLES $f) rU Cents. 81* styles J?K fC hlon and Solid Tires. 11 I \ >te? Deep Frryngc St?*l ' 8*11 n?arirt{.t *? finning P4'||, H S'/<p<*n$iAn H ifFAPF in Every Partem lar. , tewo* for nsr loo page illustrated rata-1 MM lldss. Ketolters. Sporting Goods, efe.j |^^B lfrs.,14/ wt-hinpfon si. r'>?ton. m#ns , vssrzz-i, shorthamd a rrii Ar I 't.iniihi. Sl'iOKUIA. 1. L. DOUGLAS I SHOE GENTLEMEH, unlno sewed ?h?e that will not rip i flnaCalf, is, smooth Inilds, r? tli?le. more comf it fable, styllsn ral.la than anr other shoe r??r sc.' I At tb? prlco. custom made shoes costing from ft to $5. nly S.T.00 Mint nut.In eld, two romplnto securely psm at, ineo'.tsiJecdKoias shown In cot). Ires doot.le ir? we* ret cheap welt shoes sold at the ' prlc?, for sarnes ellr rip, ha*lug only one solsaewad narrow strip of father on tbo eJge, sod when e^-5 ; w!X. lioriii-as t.i.oosbm en worn tbmaaii .mi t.e repMrrd ,ie inAiiy tiine? Muri.u ihf> v !!i r.ee'reliti : I >o??n from I bOupp**Tnrci^rrt vt f?< I- ' ir Il'ilrln* M> cpn.o - ? !?,?hi>nlil rougltN r i*** super or of ttieje I ii"l l>e I'jnMkred X. to )><iy flirAp welt ij ? #3.0*. p.s-[UK cult A! tirnf.Vlce IKSBBW iiiem- n> i noi ?;i?a ? jSr? ?| m l *5 Hue ( All. HAC* Krwet T?. t. f lu'.ke AO J x'jk trt; laetv.f, < <1 *4.'?0 Wor*:n*m?n s, Roe*' J.llO And YootAA -tf f I . fl : li'tul .Sh<je*: I.AdjM *' \ IX M.it!: Eftw-dif j.so. | . .OU I ?rd^ *M???r ah> <j/ Hie ssine lr?? ?n?l ceurrnl njArrtrn** vrk?r|> I >ale In your rlucr At-nd Jlrrrl to r*?i*??? iao Iriti VV. L. UuuiIA*! 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