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^Vdrwoa gJttt?inpnm. Tll?A0Hl!!RS',00I<UMN, J. G. CLINKSCALES, EDITOB. The Belton trust?es request tis to elate that teachers must fill mu their pay cer tificates themselves, leaving mit the amount of ealary, of course. To neglect to fill out these certificates is to put upon the trastees a considerable amount of work. Ur. Blalock, Principal of the male Behool at Williamnlon, is doing a good work. A thorough disciplinarian nn<l poMCMed of a tatt for imparting itilor malton, he is "the right man in the right place." Tho Teacher^' Column hopi s io hear from bini. How many of our teachers propose to attend*!bo Stute Normal Behool if held in Anderson this Summer? And how many if held elsewhere? Wherever it may be, we hope Anderson County will be well represented. It will cost some thing, of course, but it will bc money well spent. President Cleveland's inaugural nd dress, so highly spoken of by the preis, is well worth perusal. It U just such a document as tine would expect from such a mao. It U a plain, straight forward, business like speech, lull ol good sense, and utterly destitute of tiny thing like pompous oratory. ? We are informed that our friend, whom we felt called upon to rebuke recently, has changed his plans and is now doing good work. We rejoice to hear this, and, knowing that he is competent, wc hope he may yet accompli?h much good in his field nf labor. We congratulate him and hts pupil* upon the change. We have before us a long disquisition on "Cultivated Intellect " The author asks us to publish it. We wish it wen worth publishing. It would rt quire n Philadelphia lawyer to find the points in it, out udo of what be takes from a book. The author is n Second Grude mau from another Couuty. Of course wu hud to endurse his certificate without requiring him to stand auother examination. He writes a hand'hut little moro legible than Egyptian hieroglyphics, punctuates not at all, and, worst of all, is guilty of buhl plag'nriitm. The whole make up pf the production is so bad thut wo arc disposed to believe the author is ignorant of thu crime of plagiarism. However, we will be obliged tit report the caro to thc Board rof;?iaam?Bors, and thvy will, rio doubt. Veioke bia certifia, tc. A plagiarist ia not flt for a schnol-tcr.oher. GIVE VS BETTER HOUSES. Among all the' school-bouses in the County, used exclusively fur free schools, there aro nut more than a half dozen that are first class. Tbe best are uni what they ought to be. And it is strittige, it is a matter of wuuder thal intelligent men Will allow their childreu lo stay from als to eight hours ti dny in u house which they would uot think for a um ment of permitting them to live in. Why is il? How ia lt? There must he 'a cause, lt must bo parsimony, indi th r once or poverty. If ii is inraimouy, may the auiuts have mercy on the paren tu; if indifference, tho heavens pity the children. It is not poverty. No community lu the County will ndmu that it ia poverty. Two successive "hurd years" have had their effect, but nu com muoity is so pour as to be truthludy unabfo to build, a decent, cu?ifortubtt boilsO for thei^children. Let our people take time to think a little about this matter and they will surely net. it is a sad sight .n this day of enlightenment and intelligence to see a sprightly boy or ? sweet, innocent girl sitting ou u rough stab which is supported by four spraddietl lege too long or high to permit the f< et of the child to touch tho door. With nothing to rest hi* back against be is required to hammer away at his lessons io spite of the inconvenience uud pain he experiences. This is no Pict ion, in) friend, oo poetry, no highly colored ex aggeration. We are dealing with buld facianow, and facts that we, a* a people, ought to be ashamed of. Much bsd judgment I* displayed io tho constru? th,n ? many of our hams called school houses. For instance, lu one township there is a house about forty feel lung bj twelve wide with a chimney ut one und. Tho.^eaqber tells me he has about fort) Bohbisrs. During the extremely coln weather wo have had, wus.it possible fm that' number uf children to keep any thing like comfortable in a house of such dlmcoaiooa? Ia it possible fur one fire nt tho ond of tho building to heat such a noose?- Now crowd those forty children intoasnscotw.dyefeotaquaro (fur that ta j^s^'^'n 'lariat* do if-yon put them near enough to feel the fire) ?nd expect tuero .to. stuvi'. Can they do hf . li requires no p?lloaopuer to answer that qite3tlon~-tlio roost, ignorant falber in the 'County ?stn; suisK-er ^correctly. . It is nonsense to* claim for tho public school, system the possibility of perfection, or even passable success so tongas we have euch houser. The evil ought to bo rem* edied. fV .i?itt be remedied. If the people ?an not, or will not, build and furnish better boutes, the trustees mu-t do It ont, ,0?: the public fund. Tlnjt would bc robbing the children,. for o t?^?^of their already scanty supply of educational adv?nt?gea, but unless the p6opW?j???$''*xi? "?ci ..with" * vim, in this ii^?N?rnoceeelty will force euch a courre upen wu. . The trustees hare tire right to USO tho public fund in that way, btu it is unmtWkably the people'* doty to supply, good and well i'wrn?bed houses, und shame on 'hem if tiley full to do lt, In ?orn? secstiens, f?5r promises have bein made to ; ?ot the ball lo motion next :8nta9me*.A:_,*jrhen'?-''jho crops are t'laid by." XV;e^?p*.A?*se promises and re*o luttons may ba faithfully executed, end tb*t before" the beginning of the nw.? school yeirmany neut, comfortable, but L?t ej^rflrigaot, acbonl hou?M may be froud giving their refining ' fofluenceTo tbs settlors. In which they btabd ?nd to j theeinw^oQoty. -. . 1..-~ j - There le**Ide,unfatbbm^ .bMwe&? yrtatvjou wenvand what you 8ELP-EDUCATI01?. Atluntn. VomlUtttion, There are ninny boy? and young men tn CJcorgiii and all over the country tu uh un tile ipies i ni of (due.tom present* its? ll in the rhupc of a serious problem. They lacie m ea un un well us opportunity. Tiny feel timi, in order to properly . quip themselves, they need Homet bi rig* more tliiin a common HCIIOOI education ; hut they lack thc meena, They feel the iicre-Mi v (?ir adding to their acquirement*, hut tin y are compelled lo lat e the inure ore??iug necessity td existence, Tiny ?lllisl live, and if they liv? they must work. They feel that they are haudi capped by their condition. ii is natural that ambitious young men and boy* should feel cramped by the misfortune which compels them io be come breadwinners at ide ii^r when their more fort?nale acquaintances and com pallion ute just beginning to enjoy the ?tdvanlitgi'H id those to whom nil the avenues of education ure open. Their ,iu.\h ty is natural under tim circum-tan* ce-, lilli il is vi rv doubtful Whether their cr!? in ped condition-their lack of upper* tunily - places them nt nov disadvantage, I'he 1110*1 succissfiil men-the im-u who ?re uio-i fri mons in the world's history are, H I most without exception, men who have overcome Hie oh-tacles nm] tri on.plied ovt <? the misfortunes that beset them in early life. The President of Dartmouth College, in it recen I lecture in Huston, declared that the difference between "self educa lion" um] *>cbool ?ducation" is merely a siiperlicial di-linction. "All roil edn cut iou," lu i< reported ns saying, "all li ?j: tn si education io whatever line, is nil I ?i-I I edin's i ion." Tnis is rttggestive. Unquestionably inclination is rarer than ..ppnrlonili ; iuclinaiioii is everything A hoy or young mitti >vhn is determined m ance? ed in life is bound to succeed. A hoy or yoting man who is determined io reap lin- hem lils nf the l|!ghe?t edu cation ?xiii Hod I lint the way is open lu him even though ht: should never get in sight ol a college or n university. Thc noy or young niau who pusses>es nil the ndvtitiiiiges mal arc to be lound iu our institutions of learning will never nc ijinre II useful cdtiCHlioti uiilean he has me II in bi I iou lo educate himself. The system and discipline of colleges :<re he'plul and important, but. there can he.tm doubt thal the advantage* of col lege iducation are grently overestimated. Tiiey nm overestimated bees use the greul mHpirily of boys who gu to college ire impressen with the idell -the super stitbiii, we hud almost seid-that, in order to succeed, in indir to secure u -ntisiiiMii.il education, they have univ in whey the tules and follow the routine luid down. A young man could not 'nuke ii greater mistake than this Let i he system of tho collette all .hat can ne desired-let its faculty he composed of the foremost educators ?d' their lime -und they will still fail to educate '.hose who do md educate themselves. Tiie moral of till this is, thal young men w ho arc ambitious should mnke thc most ol the opportunities that lie directly .it hurd They muy be small tip port tl nilies. m be cine, but n smull opportunity univ grow to be ii very Inrge une. Let i hose young men who mulgine that they nek opportunity, ur wlm believe that ciicumnf?nieta lime conspired to pince them iii ti disadvjiiiltige, do the best they ?.un, und they will find ihnl they have . lone the best. The m erci of ?ucees is ? ti open one. Hurd work, and upplicu lion in li given direction, will accomplish any thing._ Superstition.'! of the Day. Seni-whack I There was n sudden howl as if a fog horn hud been seized with a nightmare, und ii Miinething that bore n decided rc -i mblance tu n cm's tail disappeared . .vcr the hack lenee of n Bt, Paul street ic subnet- like t\ streak ol yellow light nlng. ."I don't lite to her n cut lying tn the ?.un io February," said the old gentle man, us he slummed down the window u-d resumed his chair by the fireplace. " Why ?" asked un incredulous visitor. 'Ii fm childes a s'ormy March," was the response. "Why, thui's a proverb I've lu-uril since I iv us a child, und I've neier known it to fail. UoL here in tho idly, ami particularly hero in St. Paul .tn et. they hiogh nt a fellow when he 'innis out his country saws. Thal shows ? lu ir ignorance, fur goudness kirtovs u farmer knows more about the weather in i week than they do in the city for a itinitlh. There'll another true Buying, th ut when the north wind does not blow m February il will have its revenge in March. And fur every thunder with ruin in this month, there will bo n cold .pell i" Slay. The old pro Vcr h says timi when the snow lies in the ditches t is wailing fur more, nm) when il fall? i o thc mini it remains all Winter. L-mk -ut for ram when the (likes grow larger as they full. Of course you remember >hc time honored remark about the white Christ mas and the lean graveyard. You peuple never pay nnv attention to these . gus. but the formera, the truckers, the milkmen -people whom you brush past ?-very day on the street* or io the mark . .is.-believe in them, because their .alher taught them lo do so." "I suppose every month han its own signs?" ii-ked the incredulous visitor, ns 'ie u:.aed incredulously al a nickel plated norse ?hoe suspended over the mantel. 4,Eveiy one of them," wu? tho reply, "and a few .of th? most ancient ami least knuwiiT wtd recite for your benefit. It U said that if grans grows in January it wilt grow badly during tho rest of the year) The original saw for March says that if the month cornea in with au ail ler'si bestt I? (?np* ?mt with a peacock's tail. It was believed, too, that a 'bushel of March dust was worth a king's ran sum,' though thia waa a rather poetical adaptation. Of April lt is ?aid thnt "a cold, moist April filia the cellar and fat . ena the cow." A dry May bringa noth ing. A ?warra of bees In May Is worth a load of hay. A nwarm ?>r bee? tn June Is worth a silver spoon ; Hut ti swann or bees in July Is nut worth n fly. . "A pretty rhyme, ls it unit" ho inter rupted with a.laugh. "A dripping June ' .ets ul) things to tune. When lt rains in ?tugue/ lt raina honey' and wine. If the. RM . dav of September be* fair tba month wi<1 bea good one. A warm October brings a colt) February. Ice In November forbodea plenty of sleet and had wernher during .tho Winter, and a warm Christum* indicates a cold Easter. The firstthree days of atty seaton rules its weather. When it clean un Sunda* it will he clear until Wednesday, and i.' it raina tm the first dog day there Trill he a Unod for forty day? thereafter. In .Spring a tub nf rain nom en n teaspoonful nf mod, hut in Au'umn a teaspoonful nf raitt makes a tub of mud, We heard n thornier peal I wo week? fl^n. That wa? a prophecy of a,poor year for maple nuir-ir but a good year for fruit. "Do you know how to foretell rain with certainty," he asked, "and without going . Oitt ol' (hmm ? Just watch tho cock roache*. When they fly, get out yuUJr umbrella.'Crickets chirp lively, und spidnm como ont of their neala also nefure ralf*. I'll tell you a curious old .ww abolitTnwt, The first frost, so rune iheaawj enmre exactly ?tx week? after we.hear tim ilr?t katydid. There will be m? many fru>.is Io Jun? as there are fog?, in February.;- I f-rgot to tell you ulan thin nits mid mice make much noise be hire a rain, and hornes anti ff the a?r mrticeab?y. ?Most ot' the elg?s of which . f have spoken' haye their origin In exp*', riettteabd-obi?*rv?tlon, ?od iherei is in. them much of truth."-.Ballimore Hcruli. - Wo would jgst ju? ?ono,?*?e a-frirl "lit k''' ihe.bnttom ?f ian iee" crean) dish a* Decayed Food. There eon be DO ^r^ater difference than that between lil.- and death. Ic lifo million* nt" vital proce>aea contribute lo fuaUiii^ geed iii*- iniffNini waste il... I" K"iuK on in i he human body, und itt elimination from Ibe ny H tem. Th?-] contribute to th? performance of thc body'* many functions : to the repair n po-H?l>lo wounds ; to tim expul?ion o morbid agenta, and to ide perpetuation of UH bind in new individuatit. Al chemical und molecular changes meat ju?i thin. Theta procedes aro arrested at th? moment of death. Theo all chemical nuil molecular chang?*)? mean the decom poid lion of the entire substance into I few gases, with a small earthy residuum none of which could in any way particu larly endanger the health of thc living But a* HUgnr fermenta into vinegar yet before il reached the I ant Mage it ix i violent poUon (alcohol) - t!ii.-? poison ii secured only hy arresting Ilia change .nt in ?he process ol' animal decay, nen chemical combination!* arc produced, and ..xi?t for a time, which are exceedingly deleterious, whether received into lin stomach or thc limga. Ju*i here-ia ihn danger from decaying food. Il han long been known thal th* Krav&tt symptoms have often followed ibe eating of custard that ha-? boen kept too hing, because tho egg in it in liable lo ?peedy decay. Equally familiar it ? he fact thal a whole family bax often exhibited every symptom of viidenl poisoning noon alter rining from a (linnet ?if meat soup. Chemistry lin? of Into explained the-?c and kindred facts. Il baa found Ilia! . 1 ij ri njz the early Hingen nf decomposition, a mo-l virulent poldon ia develnpi-d. I'h?H poison hun been ?cnlati .I Iront th?) i-iiiMH, reduced to ita purent forin, i tn untura Hludicd and a natue given to il. I-'.ir thia reason our lawn cannot hu t?io stringent nor our iuapectora too vigilant in protecting the people agaioat tho mile . .I had meal. The taute ul tainted meat may be hidden in savory soup, bul ibo Dois.m i.) uni cbaogedt The eating of decayed tilth often gi vea rise lo aovcre altacki? of cholera inorbu?. A young man of our acquaintance lately .I ?rd of thia i i i-ci -ic a lew days after returning from Nantucket Ueavb, where ne hud partaken of a dinner cd' fish. Iiis ayn)pion* wt-ru as violent und his death us speedy as is common to Asiatic cholera. Au actual poison, as rial and as powerful as arsenic, explain* such an attack.- Youth'* Companion. M?j?r General J. r. Ilawkina, (.. ?S. U. i"5. A., in a recent article on "Food in Oana-Fresh Foods in City Markets," -aid : The fact is ihut all articles of fond, whether in a cnn or oui ot it, are subject to injury through nome occidental or natural catina llial'is ordinarily beyond the power of niau to guard against. The vegetable gathered fresh from ihe garden the previous day uiny have HO changed in qualily aa lo be unlit for the table, and if ea'.en might produce aeri oua-irouble, and such case* are, no doubt, more frequent than we. have record td* j indeed, our ideas cf freshness and atnie ne-?* in what wu eat, are very imperfect, and (nany have ii'-t tt e uccotaic ktiowl edge ur judgment to decide where fresh nt Bs ends and staletiesi begins, and il must often happen that an apparently freah fruit or vi gelable producen unpleas ant or dangerous consequences, without the cau-u being truced lu it, because ol nu initial suspicion to point thal way, and because most people lack thu capact ty of honestly judging between causu and effect. Oo the other hand, if a perron eats of a canned article and afterwards exp?rience? any unpleasant symptom*, suspicion is at once amused, the can is blamed au the cause of troublp, and lhere aro plenty of wympulh'zing friends, who, with h HIIOW of learning, are ready lo explain just how the can did it. When w" consider the great cate taken tu can ning fruits and vegetables, the purity and fteshnt-os they aro n quired lu p?>ascs* lo be suitable fur canning purpoat-a, tin close Inspect ion'I hey ur? auhjeutt-d to in order lo in-ure their b. iii^ as perfect as ptiaaible, il ia evident, admitting timi the canning procera promis au article, thal H fruit or vegetable in a canned Condi i iou i* about us nearly perfect, us regards wholesomeness, as the original article could possibly be in its natural and un? ,pr.'Conned condition, of conni, modified and changed somewhut in laste hr flavor tty the methods necessarily u-ed for its preservation, and this ?tato of goodness may be expected to continue for a long period, provided the can retain* ?Ls soundness and in not subjected to fume destructive accident. THE ATLAHTA CONSTITUTION, In a long article relatiugtolheB. B. B., of i hut elly, says : The Blood Palm Company Marted ono vear ago willi 8IUJ.00. but to-day tho bus iness cannot tie bought (or $50,000,00 I The dcuiM.d and the ealislHctioii given IH nani to bo without a parallel, aa Ila uc tloo IH pronounced wonderful Wo are glud to Hiuiniiuce that our druK gista have already secure?! a wupply, and we hope our readers will aupply them eel vea at once, lt ia aald to be tho only apocdy and permanent blood poison remedy offered, giving entire autlsfacllon lo all caara be foro one bottle baa been used. For Blood Disease*, Kidney Troubles, Scrofula, Catarrh, old Ulcer? and Ukin Disease??, try ono bottle ol B. B. B. . *_?ga MISS SALLIE BOWIE 18 agalu in the MILLINERY B?NI * NB-kS, and hua on hand an entire New Slock of Millinery doods of il.o la test styl?e mid fashions, which she offers Cheap'tor Cash. While- shopping in An derson do not full io -jive her a catt nt No. S MASONIC BUILDING. karch 10, 18M5 34 Sm LAND FOR HALE BY vlrtua of authority convoyed in a mortgage from Bailie J. Locke to me, dated the 1st day of January. 1K83, I ?ill Kell at Anderson C. H..on 8AL1CDAY IN APHIL next, during the legal boura nf .ale, one LOT OK LAND In the Towu of Wllllamston, containing two acres, more or le-D. bounded Smith by Malu Street, North by Academy Street, Rast by land of. J. L. Kennedy, Weet by cross Street, the Burne being tb? Tract ot Lan.I conveve?! by ute io i lie auld Ma?llo J. Locke, and by ber mortgaged to me to secure tba pay munt of the purchase money of the Ss m a. Termo-Cash, rurchastr ta pay foe pa TEOMAS DICKSON, March It, 1888 M_4? MASTEB/S SALE. STATS O? Bonn CABOU*A, ANDEMOS COU NT V. In the Cauri of Cbmnten Picas., Janie-, M. Sullivan, Survivor. Plaintiff va. W. T. Brook, et al. D?fendante. PUK.i KA NT to en-onhr of aale In the . a?ove fctatud case, I will K?:| at An derson 0.11, t?. C.. on SA LUDA Y IN A PHIL next, tba following property, to wit; . One Hix-ltora? Power Watertown Steam '?? Agricultural tfug!no on Wheels, T.ru.t Of ?ale- Cash. - W. W. HUMPHREYS, Master. March 10, l&t? 80 ? ?tte. rataea.. . *. a. -?ABDXTB*. .PRINCE & VANOIVEB, ATTORNEYS AT LAW* ANDEUaOM. - - H. ?. iTYFFI CE-On Whinier Street, over Book V/ iitora of Q, Vf. Pant * Koo, oppo site A;idlt?r'a Offley _ J*? *?xm ' JLm BLANKETS AT COST. AFKW pair of those Pina Blankata, and a frw pair of Common Bun? kata for salo ai COOT for cash. OaU eooo, if you do not trish Ui U*s ^Jgj^^j^ j - |s jr . $.r . lti|| s|l > J?&aKS O Bf M?! &?S ^ a? ? ri ? ? S, W -, 5 r?M rt 2? rr 0 B 8 |. OR S. O O NOTICE TO UKEDITORS. All persons liaviug demands against the KHIIIIC of M 8 ruare! Urilllu, (Jeteas eil, are her?*l>y untitled in present I hem, l>rn|)orly proven, tu I lie midei.?igtie<l within the lime prescribed by luiv, ami tliute in debted to make pavnit-nt ul once 1!. Ult KA/KA LB, Rx'r. March 12. 1I "ft 35 3 J Ladiea' Dreea Glioss. UdT received LariieV Fine BboOl, and for isle low l?y A B, TO*WBi?. Jan S2. ISHI 37 IS kJ i\ fi ^ Tho Crca'x-st Mtd^nl Trjcroph of th? Ag?! 'SYMPTOMS OF A TORPID LIVER. I.oro rfu ppoiite. Hu wei H ro-.i i vc, l'a lu In Kio head, srllla n dull ncc "nt iou ID thc hack parr, I'nin nuder ibo ehoulder bladr, Pullume after entine, with a dis inclination lo exertion of bodr or mind, Irritability of temper. Low aplrtia, with a feeling of kneing nealr cted anme duty. Weariness, Dlxzlness, Fluttering at Ibo Henri, Dots boforetho ryon, Headache over tho right ero, RestIcsanossr willa fitful dreams, Highly eolorod Crine, and CONSTIPATION. TTJTT'SP P1LJ.B aro espccinlly adapted to such rasnit, ono doao effects audi a chang" nf leoline; n* to asl "nish tlioaufferor. Tuoy Incrtaos tho A prellte,ana causo tba body lo Take ou Kl?ala?lniis Hie ?T?ttca Is nourished, ni'il by tb'ir Tonic Action os tho l*iceaUveOrrane,tr<'siularS?oolaare prortuc. -t. i'rlrw MBr. 4 ? Murray Mt..W.T. T?TT3 HAIR DYE. GHAT ItAin or ffin?KKr,B olmnenrt to st GlOS^r llLlClv I'V tl tlllKtn ti pp! icu! lott of titi" 1 ? r K. It imiiarts a iintural color. Bots ln?taiitaneotit.iy. Sold hy Dnigpiats, or sont l?v express on receipt Of SI. Off?co. 44 Murray St., Now York. OA. REED~ AGENT, HAS JUS r K KOBI VET) AN EXTRA LA RC, E INVOICE OF BUGGIES? CA KUI A G ES, WAGONS, HARNESS *?U WHIPS. And respect full v requests parties wishing to purchase to give him n rall and examino hisotock. You will certainly SAVE MONEY by so doini?, and will hnve th?? LARGEST ASSORTMENT in the upcountry to select from. Having tnknn the Agency r??t several Con ti tics in tho upper portion of this State, he ls compt'Urd to keep in Mock a large number of Machines of* various, makes to supply ib'e increasing demand from 8ub A gen ts. and it will certainly pay one and all v/lio contemplate Inlying a Sewing Ma chine of any kind to call, and you ara re apect fully invited to do ao, and shall re ceive polite and careful attention. The ILttfrlit Running? NEW HOME ts now the favorite, and ls certainly above .ll competition. It is siniple and strong, doing tho widest range of work, ana equipped with alt tho late Improved At tachments. It ia the lightest and easiest running Shuttle Machine mi tbe market, cud in fact the New Homo takes the front rank iii Sewing Machine*. O. Au. REED, Aff't, ANDERSON, S. C. Tab 10.1885 82 BOOTS and SHOES. FOB forty days I wjil sell Mens' and Boy?r Wtoter Boots at cost for cash. A. B, TOWERS. Jsn22.1S?5 ?7 Geni and Magnet Shirts! MANUFACTURE!) for me. The bsa fitting and tha beat wearing 8hlrh No bot tor ia nny market. ,.,?.'?<': ' . 4 ' Vll.N|iMl &tkmjv&* if KING'S EVIL Wu.? tin! ? i")" formerly elven to Scrofula liet-au?e of a aupcrslUioii t'.i-t L ?mut bo cured by ? khr/a lotah. Too woric i* wiicr row, uod kuows liiat SCROFULA can only ne cured by a tborough purifica lluu of' lue blood. If thia is nej-'lcclcd, ihe lUaeaae iierpetuates it? taint ibroui:U !>eii?ratli>n after generation. Ainoity ii? . tinier symptomatic devcloptueuu are ticzenia, Cutaneous fc'.runtioiis, lu mon. UuUa. Carbuncles, liryslpelus, Purulent Lice?'?, Ne?voua and I'hy sicul ?. oil U''C, . If allowed to COB* lime. Cit vu mailing Scrofulous <'n tari?s, Kidney and liver Dlscnaes, Tube i eu lite Couaumptlon, and van? eu* otbvr duuv/eroui er futal maladies, rue pru'Juc'd ty> I:. -? Ayers Sarsaparilla Ii tkc mil ; r r>rerf i! und nlvcom rellabtt ll fl'pu?jyiit'/i:t>Heine, lt Wo.effect* nil an alu*niti't'e Unit it eradicates nom M.- system Hereditary Scrofula, alia Hu Limb I !.?>! ?!...1 i uuita?dousdiM'jisci .Mi l Mieicni'V. Al h" .-inn- lillie ii en rich .? m:d .j'M' . IV- blood, rotorlna ii .il?!:fiii aeli./ii ?< i lilul ?ituuis un<l r ... nioii ; tl? < ..f-iiieai. ?'hi? great goQe?erative Medicine .i ,;..-.) rr- the svnuine Hondura? ?? .Hu, with YIII'JW D'ri . Mik . ;.:.! J.dv'.fx of l'o/axthm and .. . .. -i l <>:IHT iu^r.'illciits of great |a> .-.. caiviullv ;?.) fclentllieally coin? . :1 .j. li? torunda i- cenerally known . iii?' i.?"il":d ..>;.;?'. . ?.iou. mu? thc l?"-t . ii i'?>n<tioiiIy prescribe AYEi.'? - I.':I:.I.A ss ali Absoluto Cure d'?rn-cs c.su-ed by the vitiation cf ' ; blood. It I* concentrated to the lilil?* . t practlcablo degree, far beyond r??.y .Vcr pr?parai Ion fer which like effects arc clauncd. (iud Is therefore tho eliespest, rr. well ai the bert blood purifying medi cine, In Ibo world. Ayer's Sarsaparilla rnr.PARrn nv Dr. J. C. Ayer & Co., Lowell, Mass. [Analytical Chemists.] Bold by nil Druggist* : price Ol ? ?Ix bolt lcd for C? AD. Old Soldier^ EXPERIENCE. " Culvert, Tora?, Maj 3,18?. "J vlih to exprese my epprcciation cl tbs valuable qaallUos ol Ayers Cherry Pectoral MJ f r.-i>; L r. rri-t.". VWbi.uV ....wv:.'.* ?--.",....: !>...* -1 3 tts ; ?..' >:..?,..,. .. i .. .'.u v.tv ?rid. vU:el.or.i . .. . .-. . ?. .. I Iv...;'. .. . :. . j V.-?V-.?-IO lt r. v'tay. . . . ? . .. t r- ;. . : . ...... . ~?_ ii ? ' ?ar j pi'.- -, . ? . r: ; ; i,ri: i... i ...*. lut.-; a.' ? i.; IV - \ : - ..' ?. :.r.-;~v J"!- ":. . . ? -V n, :a? yoii&? ?s.; cir. mis ?; i-catittj-, PTiEPAnra r?T Dr. J.C. Ayer?? Co., Lowo?.', fsfa-so, "Ol?, might 1 kl? those sjrra of fire, Ten ttauiuand .niue-- wuuUI i|Ueuch Ueslro ; hull would I sleep my lips la lilis*, Aud dwell an ngo on every kin?." - That youn?; dud>; need* Miiui'lhiug for lila blond; bp in ullerly loo fresh, fl. ll. K. is ibu bell thing for huu, becau?to one bullit? ?ill etoo bim. Hui tbul dude is ti >i all alone iu b:a terns.rial ?lory uol by a "jug full." Many olin rs are consid?r?t ly "rattled" just uaw about ibal bikini iioisuo bull nu t. bul ll. lt. li. ?ill euro lor Ibu least muuey anil lu tb.- ?Iiorun liiuu. Tho bootu ir. cuiuiu^. I'url* fy, purify. Nest to s nalklu;; matcb .s Mr. It. rt. Baulter1* ?ulklug tineen miles la one day, Cshlug aud bui.t log. Ile lives at Albeus, tia., is TO yeaiH old, hu bsd a running ulcer on bis leg SO yean-uae-hali a coutury-sud nrorinua to tnai day bad not ?alked over hali a mile per day lor JJ years. Mr. ?atllter, tbs banner- Watchman aud Kev. Ur l alvin Jobuio ? *ay tbst ll. li. li. cured tbin ulcer sad re* stored bim. Waa lt faith cure? He ?as as blind s? a btt, bald-lit udeil. his neel: a horrid mass of putrid Cur* ruptioU, appetito guue, fee ula uud etuaelsted, tua l.kture ut a aiuiVed skiletnii, and ouly nix years old. For tbreu yiSis ductom uud medUiues m..Ja DO luipietsiou ou lue scrululous complaint * * A tea mouths afterward bia eyes sparkled lu glad ness, flesh bad Kai.cd to los bot es, bair tu bia bead and r. Juvenetlou to bis ?bole < om tit un.m. Wu it tailb or a miracle T lt ?as thu result of 0.1). li., aud ll is the bot on the mara.it. "Ob, Josie." said tittle gleeful Maud, "we are go ing tu haVe sume huuey made ai uur liuttsu." "ll.>rr do yuu know?" aakid Josie. "KeenJU uiainu a acut the servant alter thieu li's, aud 1 duu't kuow ?bat bees are good fur uuly lu aiako honey." Anthony Comstock saya: "Tho causes of is many business failures ara, unholy livlug, dishon est piactices, aud tuteuipeiauce," aud tho lailurs to use U. ii. li. tu fla the bluuU ail right. "llanuab Jane, I'ae g?lue rite stiate uptown fur tu git ono ub dem are Si-page booka wbst tells all about dal sero.oulues* ?hal makes au ii?nj biles on Zeke's tiake." "Helter gil sume ad wna 'bout desw big sore? ou me au' de rainaiia lu deni ole jjnts o' Touro " replied his wile. "Jra.~u; dal's de very buuk HU lelia all aoum du bind, du akin, de Jluts, de kidney 'ti ctioiia, an' de sorea, too. i'm ?.wo e ilte. to de li. li. It, oilii e aud gil uuo er dem valcrbln Looks." JI-4 FOU SALK BY HILL I?.?S., Anderson, 8. C. -ABE YOU "TDATTDT TiTi With any dlseass pea*. A.it VJ U D JUJU JJ Uar tu yuur goalla aaxt If so, to yon wa brina tIJloga of comfort ani great Joy. You can BB CURED aid restored to perfect health by using Bradfield^ Femalei Regulator. It ls a spealal rensdy for alt diseases pertaining to the womb, and any Intelligent woman eau cu,* herself by. following tha dtrecttoos. Jt ts cape, etahjr efficacious ta eases of auppresaed or painful menstruation, la wbites and partial prolapsus. Il affords lmu.edlate rellof and permanently restores tba aienatrual fuurllon. A? a rtmady to b* us?! during that critical period known aa "Changa ol Ufe," this Invaluiblo preparation bas no rirai. Saved Uer Life ! BroOa, MCINTOSH Co., CU. . Un. 3. Un* DFi KLD-Dear Slr : I bava tatra aar on! bottles af your FeauuY Begnlatar for fal ll nj of tba ?o? b and other diseases eorabiasd, of six tata years standing, and I really, bcllrva I ara eared entirely, foi which pitase ?eoept say heart fall thaaks sad sr oat profound gratitude. I know year medicine saved my Ufa, so yon sea i cannot apeak too highly la lu favor. I have recommen ded lt to satan! or my friends who ara sutfarlni aa I waa. Toon vaay reaptetfaity, mw. W. E. 8TEBB1M8. OurTreatlso oa tho "Uiaith ned Happlaaaaol TV'oman" malled freo. URADFIKLD ItD?Ul.A T.-U CO., Atlattta,tia. Ec ?.t i, lin 4 |y WILIUTE ?ft VVIIaHlTB, WUolc^M. Ageuts fur l?rud TO THE PUBLIC \W toM you last Fall that wo tr..I t-? ohsngs with the <ime<, and maka Hieciailiea of things ?" ihelrwui. We aro now makinga^g run on CARDEN SEEDS, And to that end have laid in a large supply ot Duisfr, Landreth's and Jobnaon, Robbins & CV? Seeds und we are now reedy to sell either whole aale or retail to any who may favor U!? with a call. Ml we n-k ls, that von cume in and see f.-r yourselves, and if we can not make it to your interest, why we won't ask yon to buy. We uk BO. body to patronize us uole-s w* can ui tke it plain to them that they ? ill bo the Vainer by it. If you havn't tried us already yourself, ask some of your neighbors who have, and hear what they have to tay about the way we lreaS?idrOarden Reeds, we of course keep F.VHltYTHlNG in tbs DUU? LINK except Coffins, Whiskey and Tombstones. Very Rcs peet fully, iur^r> BRO?. Feb I'.'. IRS5 31 ________ J. JP. Sullivan fy Co., CA?II DEALERS IN Greneral ]Vtei'cha,riclise. All Gradea New Orleans Syrups. BACON, CORN AND FLOUR, THEIEJ BEST OOFFEE. co- Wo invite all to como and see us. J. P. SULLIVAN & CO., Anderson, S. C. Jnn 1ft. ISM jg_^_ ARE YOU HUNGRY? If so, a Visit to tlie City Grocery will do you Good. KNOWING that jna< at this season housekeepers find it difficult to get up a good meal, we have bought nearly a CAR LOAD OF CANNED COOD?, Which we are offering at prices thut will make you'feel happy. Buying in :.urh large lote, weare enabled to sell these Hoods at what small dealers dava to pav for them. Thluk of it! Tea -la UM vf Toiuatoes-lite beat-for 81.00. Give us a trial on tbc?e U ie ids. Weare determined to ?ell them. Fresh lots tit BUCKWHEAT, BOUR KKOUT, CABBAGE, ONIONS and PO TATOES just in. Remember tho place T. It. TK?MMIEH & CO., Successors to C. A. Rood, Agent, Main Street. fig- All Gooda delivered F?KK inside City limits. Jan ?jj*, IWS 1!) STOVES ! STOVES ! STOVES ! OUR Stock of Stoves is very largo, and wc eau them at price-1' as low as they can b<- bought. We have nu hand a lot of Second hand Stoves-some of them ' almost as good as new-and they are bargains. If you can't, pay all cash, we will sell ; you for part faull, or on time for a gootl note. We have a complete ?Stock ot Tinware, Crockeryware, Glassware, Hollowware, &c, The best assortment in this market. We keep almost everything in House Furnishing Goods. Have borne handsome Dinner Sets in Lustre Baud just received. Wesell all kinds of WRAPPING AND PRINTING PAPER, PAPER HAGS. TWINE, ?fcc. And pay highest price? for HIDES. HAGS, BEESWAX. Ac, In Cash or Barter. ? J5<r- Repairing done promptly, and in th?? best manner. Roofing and Guttering a specialty. Give us a call. JOHN E. PEOPLES & CO. Feb 12. I SHS .'tl SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT. yi^T E desire to call the attention of the Trading Public to our LARGE STOCK OP HEAVY GROCEBIES, Just arrived, a full line ot Flour of uti grades ?au tl yi leen, a Car of H. O. and S.igar house Molasses, Sugar, Coffre. Bacou. i.*rd. Salt, and evory article of Sup. plies that thy Farmer net us The-.e Good*, have been aril laid in at thu lowest figures, and we propose lo give our customers the bent tit of all lifelines. An examination of our Goods and comparison of Priesa is all we ask, and we guar antee to give you a bargain. Ail ?; KOCH HIES guarauleed pare. No mixed New Orleans MoIa.?s?-s. To IliuHe wlio ovte ns for Goods bought the past year, we would remind them thal we exp<? a an early settlement. After the 1st January, 1X85, we propose to push all past due Accounts Come and arrange these old Accounts and get a clear re Icelp* We are compelled tn have our money. Your Account may bc email of itself, bul .n the aggregate it amounts up to UH, and we trust that all of our customers will not overlook this. W. S. LIGON & CO. Dec 18. 18H4 28 FALL AND WINTER GOODS. Now in Store and to arrive a A FULL STOCK OF GENERAL MERCHANDISE, STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS, NOTIONS. GROCERIES, HAIS AND CAPS, CLOTHING, BOOTS AND SHOES. HARDWARE. SADDLES AND BRIDLES. CROCKERY AND GLASS WARE, Bacon, Lard, Corn, Sugar, Coffee, Molasses, &c. ALL of which I will ?ell LOW fer Cash or Barter. Give mo a call before bnvlnc at No. 10 Granite Row * W. ir*. HA RR. HERE LS YOUR CHANCE. Closing Ont Sale ; AT NEW YORK COST ! ! HAVING determinedjo close nu? our business, we will from this time on sell our entire Stock of Goods at NEW YORK COST. OVERCOATS, from $3.00 to $10. SUITS. Irouf ?5.60 to $22.00 II ATS, from 75? to $3.00. Bill HTS, Irani 00c to $1.00. A fine lot of DOESKIN JEANS at 33c per yard. ?atY" Don't fail to take advantage t\t this great offer. WIS M KA IV WHA.T WE SAY And will sell everything AT COST. * OffloT 001X10 *Dd *** U*' W? *r* loi*,od 09 Whitner Street, just opposite the Auditor's Dftojl?. 1W . g 8swllTK 4% CO, ? Take Notice and Govern Yourselves Accordingly^ ?NaO. FARMER & BRO. Have Just Received a Large and well assorted Stock of " ?JV GOODS ASD NOTIONS. BOOTS AND SHOES, HATS AND CAPS* TRUNK? AND VALISES. 8ADOL?8AMDBK1DUS, SUGAR AND COITKB, * A. S^S9Jl* \*ARD* FAVOUR, MOIiASSES, And in fact EVERYTHING generally kept in a tlrst class General Store alt of whian mm oMtiw . W; ?- .fAKMaa g BBO. "VTOTICE TO CREDITORS. ! ?I1(J?M AND lUsTaTS i^^ife|? i ?&t???80m ?: tMSVSA ff iS 2?* Did you Sup. pose Mustang Liniment only for horses? It is for inflan^^ tton of all flesh. KING OF THE SINGERS FOli TWENTY DOLLARS we will ?lt tho above style of Machine which ti without exception the very BEBT MACHIS* IN TU? WOULD, lt lian all of the luttttln. proVttineiiu*. Extension leal, larg? drat! era, splendid wood work of the nneatmi nut, att<l ia f-upplied with a full line of ul tarhiueiila for doing all kinda of work. Hemember. that you are not atkedto pay fa it until you have teen and examined ft. Wt only want to Icimw that you aro prepared to pay $20 for the BEST SE'WIKO MACBISC ? TitK M Min KT. and we will aund lt to your nearest depot with orders to allow yon to examine I?, before yan pay for ft. Rend for i i|> fil IF BSWISW cent? for pottAMtW 1 UUI IL recife ree s ?only sss ,f ?2 I lt ILL -hicbwiihcip?if.or.itk*?i?? ? ? ?! fa Basto more moory right ??tr t?u anything risc lu Hil? world. 1- ortunu aw iii \\% worker? absolutely ?uro. At once nddrcriTEDIA A Co., Augusta, alala*. U-ly I CURE FITS! Wkcn I a*y cor? I So nat DMD manly atop taara, fri, lim* and tl), a ban tbam rv lura afala. I nata a ra??cale- a I kara mada th* dlacaaa of FITS, BTILBPSV ar tiurU SICK M Bbd a Ufa-loaf atody. I warran I tay marty Man tba worst eaaai. IWcaTia. otha ra tiaro fa Had |, &* rtaaoa Ar run aoar racalvlng a eora, band al o a ca fora traatbaalAa Fiao Butti* ot my InfalllUa raraady. Qlr* ataracaaMra? 0 leo. lt coala yon ontbli'C fara trial, aad I wiU?ra?a Ad4 raia Dr. li. a. KOOT, IM faul Sb, Btv Tai, 1 WILL PAY $2.50 per DAY To all who work for mo st hom?. To BAOT I tu alford to pay moro. -ES STE\DY EMPI OYMBNT. t?gki -' Wurt Send Pott?! Card to W. W. blUOUT Um. l-tltle, Ky. ' bara a poalllra ramaO/ lix- lu Uoaaaaaa of ra aaa of tb* ?oral kind and ol lear --ja?, kara baan curad. tadted. *o Miwal I* ny bilk la ?II ir ... irv.il will aaad TWO BOTTUM VKKd, lo?ni" .iihtnu OABLK TRKATtSB en thia dna aa*, to anyaolrri. Slr,?j. (raja and P O. addi aaa. DR.T. A. BUJCUU Ul Pat, ...Ll ADVERTISERS! acrid for our flMcct LiitofU cal Newhfjapura. tito. P. Horrell A Cc * Hy lice Ht. N. Y. ilanb 3, 18S5_ Cl 4 C?TtPETS. CARPETS. JUST received a large assortment sf rn* ?.un. pies ol' Tapedry Brussels. 3-PIy, Extra Sup- r. and Kutra Snppr O. O. Car pots at UKBATLT Kl-" DUO ICD PRICES. Also, KUL-J mid D<v>r Mata. If you wilt a Carpet, 1 can sell you at a low pries, A. B. TOWERS. Feb 19, 1K85_?8_ WONDERFUL. It has only been ten months alnas Bacot's Best Liver Pills Were plac ed, upon th? market, and ia Hut time they Imvu been placed in the hand*of live hundred drugglnta and merchant! ? throughout the Knuth, who say they gi" better satisfaction than any pill tney hurt ever sold. The following are soma of tai letters received from ahmad: Decatur, Ga.. Dee. ttb, ISM, D. T. Bticot rt Co.-Please send me oat dollar's worth of Bacot's Beat Liter Pila, The few sent me through the mail una pli-s have acted marvelously in a eira cf dyspepsia in tuv family. ROBT. M. BROWH. JB. rinemonnt, Fla., Nor. tl, titi D. T. BacotrV Co-1 have tried ranon pills for liver disease, hut find youri ito heft 1 have eyer used, and oin satisfiedijH tbey are all you ran possibly claim for thom. I h'lvenuO'eted for years with sty liver, nod kineo taking your Filia feel almeta well. Very truly, \V. B. HEID. Bacot's Best Liver Pillastre pat bp ia round wooden boxes, containing fmmZJto I 30 pills in each box. and are for sate byan j druggists and merchante, or can ba a? from us, pxstiiKO prepaid, upon receipt .> price, 25c per box, or ft bozos for Ol.CO. WHOLKSALK AQEHT8. WILI1ITIC (fe W1LHITB, Anderson. 8. O. For terms to agents address D. T- 8*?? 1 dc Cn. O reen ville. 8. C. Jan 22. lr#i V? ipfiitp taVS?ojnh.v. ve- ? MT* V K^SJM? Will bo aalU-agytf^it?aL and tri cu?t?jmcr?o"JT>V*f ?TJ&ut .^T* ent?rinait. Itsyjntuius illaiUvtlciu.pnSaa 4 fe descriptions aud diivuicns R&D.*S*2?- "ii FI?E! DELAYS ARE DANGEROUS. ABl NO LE SPARK may destroy yo? Dwelling hi one hour. I***;*!! you ample security against losa by Sw*,? , ^ the combined Assets of the .Ckiropaa? ? .a represent amouut to $lt,'M'J,?i& * tue and [usure your Dwellings; #u?auww a Barns ami Merchandise. It will bs **? .?. a when tho dre starts. nn,atae 1 lnsaaa^.A?9< . fl Andsraon. ?. C., Marsh 2T, .5- I READ Till? i IMPORTANT KOTICBt j IOWE rooney, and cannot pay H at*" Jj persona who owa ros V*f,af\ltM A* 9 TherVfore, I beg all who ar? ta?&? ? . | moby Not?.ir Account to call j^JBa | without delay. I cannot; run j^r!55|a without money. I am prepared ????JSyv j h?hest price tor ;\ Hept 2!i, fe84 ' U _^ BEA?TIPV YOUR Anew lot of WA li L PAPKB *?a ^ dering, JUbt ^^??^^j?is. Kov 29.18^3 ^ A Clear Skin is only a part ' of be*?W but it ls a part. Every lady may have it; at leaft, wn^ look like it. ' M?ff* Balm both treahens ^ beautifies,