The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 16, 1897, Image 4
Mm. Window's flpotb.tng Byrup fer children
Ifetninv, aoftena ill e kuuis, reduces luihunmii*
WOO, allays i)u,in, euro* wliul col to, W*>,U bottle,
PIbo** OaraU a wonderful Cough medicine.
? Nte. \V. I'ickkut, Van Stolon aud Uleke
Avm., brooklyn, N. V., Oct. SW, IW>4.
(UhcakkT'I stimulate llvor, kidney a and
bowelft, Never sicken, weaken o? gripe; 10o.
. Catarrh Cenuot be Cured
"With local applicat Ions, eft Ihoy cannot reach
the scat of tha disenae, Oatftrrh la a blood or
constitutional dUeaae, and IrNyder to euro
Ik you must lake internal reinediea. Hall'*
Catarrh Cure la taken Intetrmlly, and aela di
Yeotly on the uiooa and mucous surface. Hull'*
Catarrh Cure la not a quack medicine. It was
yrescrtbed by one of the best pbjalclan* In ibis
country for ycarrf, and la a regular prescription.
It I* composed ot tho boat tonlca Known, com
bined with tlie beat blood purifiers, acting ?I'1
rectiy on the mucous sunnce*. 'I bo perfect
combination of t >o two Ingredient# I" what
iuoducca suoh wondorfol rowdta In curing
?*Uvrfh. JJciwl (or leftllwou'flK free,
. F. J. Oiik'niy A Co., I'-ojifl., 'loleio, O.
\Hold by DruffitiaiH, price 7^e.
Mall's Family Pills aro tho bust. >
4
J
. The memboro of tin* Kmuu ? k ?* I j?? (hlnturo
cave hired detect I voft to wat di n,mii ottior.
K(i?T?.llitti for Cents,
Over 400,0<i0 onved. Why not let No-To-Itae
?egulato or remove your (lysirw /or tobacco'/
tfavea money, makea hvnliK ftml manhood.
Cure guaranteed. 60 centa ami jl.Ou, a all
druggists.
j Affalra In financial and coininorolal elrolui
are at a standstill,
_J0tiucer Cured, Without Cyttlnff.
Dr. L. It. Oratlguy. oft Inolnnatl, dona It.
Bee ad. In another column.
To llio Southern Maptl.Ht Convention,
At Wilmington, \\ V., May fith to Hi h, 1M>?,
tho Seaboard Air Lino offer* tho boat service,
qulcke t routes and a ,hal I rate. In addition
to the regular t>uporb double dally ftorvlee, it
is proposed to run throe "Ham 1st. Special
Trains" fiom Virginia, North Carolina,
Fouth Carolina ami fJco gin, making lmuu:
olato connections with trains from all point
North, South, East and West. I' or apcclal
prlntod matter, maps. tline-Libjes, rutoK
tickets, sleepers and nil Information! nddross
or call on II. A. Newlnnd, flen'l Aul AEiMiHs'r
l)ept., 0 Klinball llouao, Atlanta, 'I'.
}? Anderson, Oon'l Pass'r Ant, I'urlsmonth,
Va.
Jnsrr try a I0o, lox of (??irnrot?, the finest
liver and br.vvoi rr/(ii aior ever made.
Fltn norniatienlty curetl. No Him or nervou?
rteea nfi^r (ir><t day's us?, o( Dr. Kllrie'a ft rent
Nerve Ileslorei. % '? trial boltle ami l realise ft ee.
J Ml. H. II. Ki.ink, Ltd., Ml) Arch St., I'bibi., I'm.
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Tb.i ao unaig'itly vrupiloite, painful hollo, an
noying pimples and other niVecliorin, which
npio.ir nt aenerally at tbla roahou, mako the
mo of that ijrand .l'i>ilii?' Medicine, llood'a
Har.sapai ilia, a noc-casdy. Take llood'a Saraa*
parilU now. It will do you wo ulerful rem I.
It will purify your blood, ulve >oii an npp-tit",
tone >oor norvo?, atrenctbon jour atomach,
and euro all spring butnora. Heinemhilr
Hood's Sarsa^arilla
In thjfe'Ono Tru : IJIooil I'iirlfl,<r. SI. si* for |f>.
Hood's^ Pills ^.'?to-rs.'a.aaa
B. N. U. ? 15 ? l?7.
Great Woiiien'n Pimtlntofi.
Apropos of holiday pastimes li In of
lutorcnt to know that tho Quoimj of the
Belgians Is foiul of gnmo? that anvor of
t'hliuco, nuigio nnd iDystloiain, Queen
(Victoria1# favorite paHllnie la a i;aino
of whist nut! her majesty Ig an excel
lent player.
i IOllett Terry colleeia pholographa ami
Ib a J'ooil anmtour phnt<?grMi>hei' lier
l?elf. Mine. Nordleu ia de: voted to lx>x
ing and the Duchess of Fife Is a very
clovpr fcncor. Lady Henry .Somerset
?enjoys driving and la very fond of
kOtves. Bhe Is also an artist In oils.
M^s. Asqnlth apendft most of her time
,Yl*ltlug the prisons and nliniaterlng to
thb unfortunate. The Dneheaa of West
ki^nster Is an enthuBlnstlc cricketer and
Oouule.Hs Cowper spends her leisure in
organ playing. Oliver Kchreiuer divides
(her attention now between her writing
and oaring for bor domestic affairs, tiht
jfcnd her husband live in three small
grooms nnd together do all tholr work,
pjfceir eblof income Ih derived from the
?tyralty 'which coinen to tho wife from
tho salo of her books.
The Wonderful Kava-Kava Shrub.
A New Botanical Dincovory.-- Of
Bpeoial Interest (o Buffo rein from
Dlseneoo of tho Kidneys or Blad
der. Rheumatism, oto.~ A Bleeeinir
to Humanity.
A Free Gift of Groat Valuo to You.
' Oar readers wjll be glad to know that
the ?evr botauical discovery, Alkuvis,
from, the wonderful Knva-Kava nhiub
has orored au assured cure for nil dia- i
e?8*e cau*fu r>y uric
tcid in the blood, or
py disordered action
of the Kidneys or
urinary organ*. The
ICava-Kava Shrub,
or ft? botanists rail
it. riper Methys
iicuttt, grows 011 the
baiikaof the Orukcp
river, Ifost Inula,
JuiKavT-Kava Rhiu'b and probably vins
1 (Ptptr uNfd for centuries
by the natives before i ( n extraordinary
j>ropetti?a became known to civilization
through Christian missionaries.' In
this respect it resembles the discovery
of quinine from tbo pernvlan bark,
Made known by the Indians to tbe rnrly
Jesuit missionaries in South America,
and by them brought to civilized man.
It ll A wonderful discovery, with a rec
ord of 12 oo hospital cures in 30 days. It
acts directly upon the blood and kid
neys, and is a true specific, just as qui
nineisin malaria. We bnve the strong
est testimony of many ministers of the
gospel, well known doctors and business
men cured by Alkavis, when all other
remedies had failed.
In the New Yo?k H'ttkly }f'?t U of Sept. 10th.
the testimony ef Rev. W, B. Moore. !>. D., o i
Waafclugton, D. C. j?aa given, describing his
J tars or auftariug from Kidney disease and
heumatiam. and Itia u|>l<l cnie by Alkkvls.
Jtev. Tkontaa Smith, the Methodist minister at
CoMta, Illinois, pasted neatly one hundred
?r^rtl stoM?e after two week*' use Of AIVrvI*
*ev. John H.Watson. of biin*et.Tex*j.n minister
it the gatpel of thirty yearn' service, w?i struck
at His oost of duty by Kidnev disease.
After hovering between life and death for 1-wo
manths, and all his doctors having failed, he
toak AI'aAvis, and wa? completely restored to
healtkaudttrenglli.aud Is fulfilling hisdutiea a*
?sinister of the gospel. Mr. R. C. wood, a prom
inent attorney of Lowell. Indiana, waa cured of
Xbaumatians, Kidney ami Bladder dlaeaae of ten
years atandinsr, by Vkavls. Mr. Wood deacriUaa
hiaaself aa being in constant ruisenr, often com
silllil to rise tan times durlaar the night on
Imssm of weakness of the bladder. H? was
mated by alt bis home physicians vllktut the
least benefit ana finally completely cured in a
'""Weeks by Alkavls. The testimony is an
*-*s4 and really wonderftil. Mrs. James
I, of Kent, Ohfo. writes that she haa tried
<tar* In vain, that an? was about to give
pair, whan ahe found Atkavia and waa
r cored of kidney disease and restored
. Many other ladies alto teatffy to the
it?1 Isrativt powers of Alkavls ia the
disorders peculiar to womanhood,
kur Us Church Kidney Cure Cotn*
?Uv, No. 4>4 Fourth. Avenue, New
-Wane, ar* the only importers of this
A*w reasedy, and they, are so ansions to
- ?ro?c fte -value thatjfcirtdc take of Intro
iwthi they will aend a free treatment
?f Alkavie prepaid by mail to every
reader of this paper who is a Sufferer
- ?nm may form of Kidney or Bladder
Worder, Bright** Disease, Bheuma*
te^'Oropgy, Gravel, Fain In Back,
lids Complaints, or other affliction
to Improper action ? the Kidney*
? ~ aae, ^e advise mllfinf
hfii*-' flanut and a ddreaa
/,and receive the Alkavie
st to yon entirely free, to
'trfnl laretlvo ptftrW
isn
hood ? moult.
- V-. - ?' mm,!-****
Tho Crop This Year Doponds Upon
Whoi) the Water Recedos.
: - ? ?
4,000,000 ACRES FLOODED.
A Statement Hy the Government
Showing tho Magnitude of tho lit
terotttn Aft'oeted Hy tho l^lood.
A statoment relative to tho agricul
tural intoresU oi" tho Missisippi valley,
Boutlx of Illinois, has boou issued by
tho Department of Agriculture at Wash
ington. it is based upon u chart pro
pared under tho chief of tho Weathor
Huroau. showing tho oxtont of tho
flood on April fl. To tli'rt chart tho Do
partinout hau appended tho crop alalia
ties of IbfUO, as representing moro oIobo
lv than any other available data tho
tho acroagoand value of tho oropa now
in jeopardy. The statistics of popula
tion, of the number and ftprpauo of
farm a and of farm implements are those
of tho censua, and the statistics of lifco
httick aro those of tho Department of
agriculture of January l?t, 1M?H.
'i ho total aroa under wator on April
0th was about ld,80o square miloa, of
which 7,lloo miles wore in Mississippi ;
<1,000 in Arkansas; l,7oo in Missouri;
t.VOO in Tonnoaaco, aud <150 iu Louisi
ana. Thia region, in I8l>0, no far as can
bo dotorminod from tho Homowhat in 4
dotlnito boundary linea of tho flood,
had a pop^tion ol of whicfy.
1HU,'10?, or about one half, wore In
Mississippi: <joo.ttJJ5 in Arkansas, and
tho remainuor alinoBt equally divided
betweou Missouri and 'ionnossoo.
Taking tho entire region, the oolorod
population outnumbered tho whitoa in
(lie proportion of IS to 7, a third pre
dominating in the llood distrietflof Mis
sissippi in tho ratio of more than f> to 1,
and in Arkanaaa iu that of 2 to 1. In
Missouri and Touuobboo tho population
of tho flood district la largely white, in
tho former Btato in tho proportion of 10
to 1, and in tho latter, 20 to 1. Tho llood
diatricta, it is eatimatod, contain
about HO, 600 farina, of which 18,ft00 aro
in Mississippi; nearly 10,000 in Arkan
Has, and a like nuinbor about equally
divided between Missouri and Tonnos
?eo. TIioho farms liavo a total aroa of
about Jl.HwO, 000 acres, oho half of which
in in Mississippi, and rather ovor% one
fourth in Arkansas, the proportions in
.Missouri and Tenncsueo being about
the aaino aa ir? tho case of tho number
of tjjo farms. ,<v,
The total value of these farms, with
thoir implements, etc., is close upon
sixly-flvo millions of dollars, and here,
also, tho proportion in tho abovo
States is about tho name na notod
abovo. Tho total number of acres, at
the taking of the last census was about
two million and a half, and woro last
year dovotod to cotton and corn, to
winch crops nearly 0"> per cent, of the
entire acreage cultivated ia devoted.
Tho ontiro voluo, including ono and
one quarter million dollars for livo
stook, and four hundred thousand dol
lars for crops on hand, is over eight
unci one-half million dollar .
Tho weather bureau predicts a fur
ther extent of tho Mood aroa, but no
attempt, of course, has boon, made to
OKliinalo how groat, it will be. Tho
bureau publishes a map of tho country
Hooded and says: "Tho flood water iu
western Mississippi is just beginning
to return to tho Mississippi river, at a
point iust north of Vieksburg. It is ex
pected that this flood will pass into tho
Mississippi between tbo month of Ya
zoo. ami Milikon's landing, a few miles
to the nor th.^Tho great strain expect
ed during tlW^hc.xt few days will bo on
tho ' Louisiana side. Heroic work is
now being done on the loveosof North
ern Louisiana, and it ia expected that
they will bo held in.
Will I'livchase t lie .left' Davis Koine.
A Stato organization of tho Daugh
ters of the Confederacy has been per
fected at Montgomery, Ala. Miss,Sarah
Jones, of Camden, a sister of (leu. H.
V. Jones, was eloctod State president.
Tho Stale organization determined that
its llrst work should bo Iho purchase of
tlie big :>ld house hero, winch was oc
cupied by JolVerson Davis whilo tho scat
of tho Confoderrto government whs in
Montgomery, and transfer it into a
home for indigent Confederate veter
ans. A strong organization was per
fected.
"i'he Commission Appointed.
Tho President has announced tho ap*
I ointment of Senator Edward O. Wol
Cott, of Colorado; Hon. Charles J.
Paine, of lioston. Mass., and ex- Vi.ro
President Adlai I!. Stevenson, as com
missioners to an international mone
tary conference. These appointments
are made under act approvou March ;id
last "for tho promotion of an interna
tional agreement for bi-motalism, " ami
by its provisions do not rcquno con
tinuation by the Semite.
A New System.
r ecrctary of Agriculture Wilson ha*
initiated a new system of seed distriA
but ion in liis department His aim is (
to diversify, n? far as possible, thy
f irm products of the country, and to
this end ho is making a specialty of se
lecting new and valuable seeds fj,vtn'
all parts of the world and putting thorn
in t he bads of farmers likely fo uso
thorn to advantage.
Swept lly ii Cyclone.
A special to tho St. Louis Republic
from Hamburg, Ark., says news has
been received of a hurrieano which de
vastated Iho country near tho Outchita
river. Several plantations were swept
clear of houses and stock. The wind
was followed by boil which destroyed
crops.
(ierniany'ft Protest.
Oormany makos a vigorous protest
against tho sugar clauso of the Dingley
bill, claiming it to bo a violation of an
agreement heretofore mado; she throat
ens to rotaliato in tho niat??r of impor
tation of American pork; several other
foreign nations make protosts against
the bill.
Senator Voorhces
Daniol 'Wolscy Voorhcea, ox-Unitod
Stfttos Henutpr from the Htato of In
dian*, in dead. Ho had long boon a
soil'oror ot rhoumntiHin of the heart.
Victim of Hlnnc.
Mr. Skomcr? Mr?. Sapmind, I am pro
log to bring a visitor around this even
ing to Introduce to your daughter. 1
think he will be a good cat^h for her.
Mrs. Sapmlnd? What sort pf person is
be, Mr. Skemer? \
Mr. Skemor? IIo is a wealthy planter.
Mra. Sapmlnd? I don't care how ;
wealthy he h?, I'll never let my daugh
ter marry an andertaker^-Boston Cou
rier.
Ilave a smile for all, a pleanant word
for everybody. To snceeed, work hanl,
wrawtly ?4 lac?? atty. .
A Possibility That tho Extra Tax
Levy Will Bo a Light Ono.
POSTMASTER GENERAL GARY
On 8, l*o?toftloca <?uartuiteo
IIoikIr Will bo Aecoptod?AImndoii*
od the 8tttU-l>aniiifto for Murder.
Tho taxpayers of tho State will re
joice to know that thoro i s (it loust u
chance of th<\ amount to bo raised by
special lovyfor tho supplemental school
tax l>oin^ only about 315,000 instead of
8118,(100. This will make a big difl'or
onco in tho lovy. Comptroller Norton
a fow days ago went u communication
to tho Stato Hoard of.Control asking for
a "direct report as to tho amount of dis
pensary profits that will bo available
for tho purpOHO of application to tho
school fundi Th? roply indicator tho
possibility of tho result suggofttod
abovo, but there is as yet absolutory no
certainty about it. He has asked for a
moro si\ooiflo report from tho board.
When that i^ obtained Mr. Norton will
ask tho Attornoy-donoral to construe
tho tonus of tho Constitution as to hov
eral nice points involved. Then he will
be in a position to go "ahead, consider
'everything in connection with the mut
ter may bo sometime before thin is lln
ally known. All over tho State the tax
payers are tnl.ing tho Soonest interest
in this matter ami are expressing dread
of an extra lovv of one-half of ono mill,
as Becmod likely at first. ?Tho Stato.
A Washington special under date of
tho 0th says: "Nuinborsof letters have
been coming to tho Senators and Con
gressmen from South Carolina Demo*
crats who want postoilleea. Senator
Tillman called on I'ostmastor (lenoral
Gary and asked him for a plain state
ment of his policy as regards postoDlces
in South Carolina. The Postmaster
l lenoral replied in substance as follows:
'No Democrat need apply where there
is u Republican lit for the oilico. In
cumbents will not bo disturbed but will
be allowed to till out their terms, and
as noon as their terms expire I shall ap
point the best Republican in aif4hl. Uf
course, fourth-class postolHcos, in re
mote places, whore the pay isHmall will
bo tillod by Democrats, as lieretofoio,
but oven in thoso places if a competent
Republican wants to bo appointed he
will get tho place. ' "
A epoeiul to tlio Stato from Hamborg,
of April 10, nays: "it linn dovclopod
lately that the people of our neighbor
ing rival, Denmark, in their oflorts to
overthrow tho act creating the now
county of JJamhorg, havo not yot lost
their animosity uiul have employed a
Georgia lawyor named (>. W. M. \N'i I -
Mams to puali the caso and appear be
fore the United States Supremo Court
for an injunction restraining tho opera
tion of tho now act. establishing the
county. .Fust what suecoss ho will meet
with in hard to aav, but at the biwno
timo tho people of Ramborg aro not
abashed at Mr. Williams' new move
aud ftro going right aliead with the
business of building the court house
irrespective of tho anticipated injunc
tion. "
.Stato Troasuror Timmorman says
that after a careful con ideration oftho
requirements of (ho now insurance de
posit act, ho had reached tho conclusion
that he could accept from insurance
companies, in lieu of a cash deposit lo
the amount of $10,000 approved surety
bonds in that amount issued by guar
nnteo companies doing business in this
State. Ho is of the opinion that this,
will fully carry out tho intention of the
aut in that it will all'ord ampin protection
to the policy holders.
-*??_ ? ? -??
Tho State Railroad Commissioners
have issued tho statement showing the
earnings of tho railroads doing business
in this State for tho month of Decem
ber last as compared with the earnings
of tho same mouth of tho preceding
year. The total earnings for tho month
were $717,017.00, against. 07,40;). 1 1 for
December '01, Tho not decrease was
$?>0,411.01, or O.fiO nor cent. There
was an increase of 20,050 tons in tho
tonnago, but tho passenger earnings
showed a decrease of $0'-.,,'>">1.38.
.???
At Yolkvillo the jury in tho damago
caso of the administrator of Williams
suing in behalf of Mrs. Williams and
her sou, I'M ward, tho wife add child of
(l\o murdered man, Williains/i.against
| Marion It. Reese, returned a verdict in
the sum of #0,000. Reese's estate is
amply able to pay tho judgment, it be
ing estimated that Reese at tho timo of
the murder was worth about iMo.OjO.
An appeal will be taken to tho Supremo
( 'oil it.
?
The State railroad commission has re
ceived from the citizens of St. Louis,
Mo. , a most cordial invitation to attend
the annual convention <>f tho railroad
commissioners of all tho States to bo
( held in tha. city on May 11. The moot -
nisr will be an important one. All three
of the members of the board will go,' as
will also Secretary Duncan, who is like
wise invited.
? --
The Old Dominion Fire Insurance
Company, of Alexandria, Va. , has noti
fied tho comptroller-general that it had
decided to withdraw from tho Stato of
South Carolina. Tho company ^i\es
as its reason for abandoning this State
the recent legislation on the subject of
insurance. This company is tho second
thus far to abandon this Stato on ac
count oftho Rainsford act.
?
Tho South Carolina Society at Wash
ington. D. C. , will givo a banquet on
tho 23d of May at either tho Shoreham
or Mbbitt hotel. Mr. Win. Aiken, Mr. ,
C. A. Douglas and Judge Rucher have
been appointed a committee to make
arrangements for tho banquet.
? . '
Tho annual commencement exercises
of Clatlin University, tho colored col
lego at Orangeburg, "will takcplaco dur
ing the week beerinning with tho 2.*>th
inst., at Orangoburjj. Tasty invitations
lmvo just b'oen issued. ?
?
A Richmond. Va., special says: "It
is stated upon high authority that Gen.
Wade Hampton, of South Carolina, is
^to retain his place as commissioner of
railroads, to which ho wan'iV'PoiHtcd lw
Cleveland. Gen. Hampton s intimatV
frienda here say .that Secretary oC . State.
Sherman a few days ago sent (ion.
Hampton word that he need giye him
self no t^dublo, that ho would certainly
fmretaiac<i by tho new Administra
tion." 1
At Colwrnbia the Tory brought in .a
rerdictof manslaughter against J. W..
Powell, a prom inont citizen, who killed
Walter Hloan on February 24. Tho
trial oooauiutd ?i* day*.
t
THIS THADM OUTMJOK.
Flood* Have 1'", fleeted HuhIuchs (Seri
ously- f'o( ton Ativan com,
Mosul'#, 'ft. (i. Dun Si Co. 's wookly
yoviewr of trade for tho j?ast week is ft?
follows: "Out of 4,00(1 failurea with
liabilities of $00,762,601 in tho flrat
quarter, 24 bank failures covercd mora
than a fifth of tho amount, or $12,744,
UiO, and U, 84/5 failuroa with liabilities
of &10,U47,802 or nearly three-fifths, aro
elasaiflad thie wooli according to
branches of business, leaving only G87
failures and leas than a lifth of tho lia
biliiios, 812,000,010, in br?)uohosof man
ufacture or trado not njieci fio<l. Only
two of the l.'f Manufacturing clAsgoKana
only four of tho 10 trading olatsuos show
liabilities for tho quarter largor than
last your, and only flvo manufacturing
asul three trading show largor average
liabilities*. For tho month of Aftkch,
oid v throo manufacturing and*Tour
trading classes show larger amounts
than lust year and only two snannfaotur
ing and fivo trading enow a larger aver
ago of liuhilities; in ulmo?t every caso
also it is shown that tho increase is duo
to o ii o or two oxcoptionally largo fail- j
urea in that cIuhh.
lu spito of iiooda, whioh must have
materially ulVoctod the prospect, ootton
lias only advanced l-Hduringthe week.
The fato of thoso who wore absolutely
certain that tho crop of 1800 was very
short has loft but littlo confidence for
further speculation. .Speculation in
wool has boon (shocked bv the possibili
ties that duties may tuko elloct April
1, and aoiuo largo fhipmonts from
ahroaudiavo boon countermanded, whilo
traders avo loss disposed to sell,
lint trading botweon doalors makes up
moro than half the alos of 12,739,400
pounds for tho week, and since sales in
nix wooks sit. these markets of 70,404. (SUM
pounds, it. is not improbable that
many mills have, as is claimed,
a lull year's supply. Tho do
maud for men's goods has diminished,
tho first round of purchases having
boon completed by many buyers with
results fairly encouraging ami tho de
mand for dross gooda, oupocially of tho
Jowor grade has caused an advance of
;> per cent, in somo linos. Tho iron in
dustry is hampored by tho contest be
tween iMesaba ore interests, which pre
vent.* six yet any settlement of ore
prices and leads many !o expect further
decline in liuished products. Tho Illi
nois stool works and tho works of Olivor
& Co. and JJyers & Co. at Pittsburg are
stopped by labor difficulties and somo
furnaces have stopped becauuo tho pro
duction of pig had outrun tho demand
for finished products, and heavy stoelw*
renamed unsold
A Ilen'M Itoium'fcablo Fust.
The length of time a hen can ?ur
ylvo without food or water lu Home'
thing remarkable. About tho middle
of September an Ohio farmer put u
setting hen In an empty Ivarrel, placing
a lid on top. He forgot all about tint
hon until three months after, when ho
was surprised to find It alive. It had
remained In tho barrel during all thai
tlmo without a drop of water or food.
In a very e!iort time It was restored ttf
the flock as well as ever.
No i*8o (<> Vry.
No uAo to frol ami worry nnd tteli mid w.rntoh.
Tliut won't euro y?iu. Toltorlno will. Anysorl
of Jtkin Tottor, Kczoimi, Salt KIhhiiii.
lifiiKwonn or moro nlirnalon of Ui<? hUIii. At
limit ntoron, or by mull for Mo. In stain pnfrom J.
T. MiU|itiino, Huvtmnuh. (in.
Worth Koolnj?.
An amusing Instance of the workings
of Jin inquiring mind Is given by Mr.
Frederick Crowest In his "Musical An
ecdotes."
The company of one of the opera
houses, at the close of a London Rea
son. had arrived at Liverpool to em
bark for a continental tour. The musl
cal Instrument# were being shipped
with the rest, and among them was the
double bass, or "Mr fiddle," as it Is also
called, not cased as usual, for this mem
ber of the string family will stand a
little rough treatment.
It soon attracted the attention of Iho
Jack Tats, three or four of whom set
t lud round, scrutinizing it with keen
Interest. Hy the order of an officer they
soon dispersed, but not long afterward
another bluft seaman was discovered
secretly watching it witli wondering
eyes, lio was asked his reason for
standing thus Idle.
"Well, yer know." sold Jack, "I'm
Juflt waiting for to sec the length of tho
bloke's arm that can play that there
fiddle!"
A girl likes to believe a man Is ab
yi-nt-minded so she can have an eicuso
for taking care of him.
HALL'S
Vegetable Sicilian
HAIR REN EWER
Beautifies and restores Gray
Hair to its original color and
vitality; prevents baldness;
cures itching and dandruff.
A fine hair dressing.
It. P. Hall & Co.. l'roiw., Nashua, N. II.
SoM by all Druggists.
FUlLtf1
?IE/IIJII
Bvery ingredient in
Hired Rootbccr is health'
j giving. The blood is]
improved, the nerves 1
soothed, the b torn a c hi
' benefited by this delicious'
beverage.
HIRES
Rootbeer
Quenches the thirst, tickles
tli? palate ; full of snap, sparkle
and effarvf sceuce. v< A tamper
ancc drink for everybody.
M* ?If >; T?? CkMlM I. HUM C*? htnlililli '
^ Wm wwK D5f ? _ 1
trumpet calls*
Ham's Mora Hound* a W?rnl*? N?t?
ta Iho U ??otlcei?od.
THB roan who Is
onvloua of pvll- do
ors \vl?l BOO/1 bo nu
evil doer hlxnaelf,
Thp inau who
will not live u\> to
blB couvlcttona is
untrue to himaelf.
Where tho tern
pev&ture In Just
right for u Mil at It
Ig too warm for u
jblnnor.
Xou know too
man when you kntvw tiio company no
keena. * ^,,
10 rery on? wlio hnsHo leach children
DUght to bo taught of tJoil.
The existence of a personal devil Is
not doubted by any tnio Christian,
Whon people find out that It la bless
ed to glvo, they never want to stop.
Whenever1 faith moves a mountain,
lovo njiould direct whoro It le to go.
The I^ord can make It as easy for us
to love our enemies ?s our friends,
Make the devil let go of the children
tind he will soon ha.vo to give up the
world.
The Christian's light should shine
tho brightest whero It Is needed the
most.
The dovll Is always certain of catch
ing somo mother'H boy whero he baits
his hook with a moderate drinker.
It la Impossible to dlaeourago the
man who has learned In whatsoever
condition ho finds himself therewith to
be content.
Tho man who nits on a limb and saws
It off la a Solomon compared to the one
who thinks he can sin without having
to Buffer.
Say to tho mountain, "Remove hence
to yonder place," la Cod's way. Man's
way Is to peck at It now and then with
his llttlo shovel.
Some one recently called tho atten
tion of a Chicago paper to the curious
fact that a man may bo elected Vice
President of tho United States who
could not serve as President In case
of tho President's death. Tho reason
for this is that the Vlco President may
be as young hb 30 years, but tho Presi
dent must be 4I>.
Wnr.N billons or costive, ent r Ci^caret.,
enmly cathartic; cure uiianinU'ecl; 10i?25c.
If nrtltcted with soro cj im use Dr. I. Thorn r
KOnft Kvo wutor. I>rviix^isls hu\\ at ttksa bottlo.
, _ - --- ? in miui mm ?? MM? ? ? ? Mi
M1MCLES ( I
IIuIouk to (in older ago than ours. Lilt
\v? Btlll havo things that rcmiiul ub of
the misty past.
Undor Unto of March lGth, 1807. Mr,
II. 8. Lipscomb, of Pacolet, 8. C.,
wrltoB: "Pleuso find chock for 3 doz.
RHEUMACIPE.
It la working miracles in this country."
Mr. Lipscomb is hut ono of tunny
who suffered with rheumatism. Ho
was curo'l, and being n merchant, lias
Loen Belling and recommending
RHEUIWftCIDE
to all his friouda ovor''f>inco.
It Is purely vegetable, a magnlflcont.
blood purl ller.
Bold by all Druggists. Prlco $1.00 per bottlo.
THE BOBBITT DRUG CO.. lUloigh. N. C
ANDY CATHARTIC
CURE CONSTIPATION
w *
BA* 50*
ALL
duikmisis
ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED I? w??tiMtion. c**e?reu ?r? ih? iu??j uu
en tori.
REASONS FOR USING
Walter Baker & Go.' s
Breakfast Cocoa.
t. Because it Is absolutely pure.
2. Because it is not made by the so-called Dutch Process tn
which chemicals are used. ,
3. Because beans of (he finest qiuiily are used.
4. Because it is made by a method which preserves unimpaired
the exquisite natural fV.Vor and odor of the beans.
5. Because it is the most economical, costing less thjui one cent
a cup. ? 1
no sure that you get the genuine article made by WALTER
RAKIiR A CO. I. til., Dorcheater, Ma48. l.'stabilslied 1780.
Potash
/s a necessary and important
ingredient of complete fer
tilizers. Crops of all kinds
?eqntre a properly balanced
manure, Tile best
P fertilizers
contain a high percentages
of Potash.
All about l'otash.-ihc result* of !t? use by actual ex
periment on the best farms in tbt United Stales ? it.
told In a little bnuk which we publish And wiil g\udly
mail free to any farmer in America who will wilte for i?,
GERMAN ^ALtWORKS,
03 Knijanu at. Now York.
H. N. U.? 15.?'07. fr
Knlltllng, Bridge, #% B ATlklAft
r"rLr.rCflSTINGS
Knllroad, Mill, Machinists' and Factory
Supplies, nulling, racking, Injectors, Pipo
Fittings, 8r?ws, Files, Oilers, etc.
IP*lasl ovory day; work 180 bands.
LOMBARD IRON WORKS
AND SUPPLY COMPANY,
AUGUSTA, tiKOItGlA.
ELECTRIC ,N effect
r *"??w ? *IIW Inhaler UURKH and re
stores ?li> sense <M TAHTIf, fcOIKl.L ami
llK.lltlNU, . . . 91.00.
W. 11. M.HITII dc CO.. WuO nlOt^y., Pr?p?.
H liCfliTC W'o w ant ono ngoutin thin Comity
HUtn I O* to Hull to families. Oust paying
nrllolo nit vnrtli. Wo |>ar nil expOnso. Address
Olyza Choiti. Co., Washington, I). C.
i 6 TfPMfltfPQ The Improrrd Mammoth French
AHilVuvH&Vi White. For ?ale at We. per Im.,
by I. XV. TANNKR, Union City, Tonn.
W. L. DOUGLAS
$3 SHOE ? im'ioiiB
Kpr 14 ycpiB tlila bJioo, by merit nlono, tin*
dUMnceri nu oouipetitorB.' .j
Indorsed by over l.OQO.pOO wotirera as the ;
beet lit style, fit diKi (hirhl>ility of noy ahos :
ever ofTerort at 83.00. _T .
ItU niricte lu all the LATEST SHARKS and j
Bf Yt/ES and of ovory variety or l*?tner, i
Ono doaler in t\ town tfiveii exclusive ?alo
?ma atlvqrtUeil in lonal paper on receipt of
reaoonable order, tvwrfte for cataioguo to
W. Ii. DOOOIj A8, Brockton, Maee. -
MILLIONS
TMt if put
up in &Dc.
* !.(,() l'0t.
tic* , ii n d|
lifarn tiftdo
m.ii U .
or uo(i8 1 aiiCKKN?
cd from llUOLKKA, GULPS
nud LICE by neiug I'UJB
DURHAM H06& CHIC
KEN CHOLERA CURE
which cure* ev?rr
run- and OllABAlf
1Y.l$S to etop Ihft
dircaRC. 8old by all
. <ll IIJfJJUBt . #lld D1W
* (hnnts, or Buraplo
lot lie hy mail for
' Al l-, TnKo no "ther.
I KK JiO POWDkKS.
'li Mimonlnltt free.
trade: MARK Manufactured only by
The Durham Cholera (\ro Co., Durham, N? QL
A groat hide line for iTrtimimira.
$8 mined d
Aiicimlrx. <?'?. Actual bu'lnra*. Notoxt .
buoxj. Bhon tinio. Cheap board-^oud for catalogue,,}
<^ee Them ^
When you are talking: Bicycles, don't be
content until you have seen the new
Loyell Diamond Models of '97
They arc the top notch of bicycle engi
neering, and science must now seek to de
velop other fields. The perfrct point of
PERFECTION is readied only by the Lovcll
Wheels. On this fact critics agree. Why
not look them over carefully, study their
strong points and note their beauty and
elegant finish. Their points of superiority
t ?ro so simple a child can understand them.
We stake our business reputation of over
55 years that there was nover so perfect a
wheel made. It leads them all. Investigate
and you wdl.ride no other. Please call and
examine, at our lootl agencies, or at our
stores, 147 'Washington and 131 Broad ?t.,
Boston.
He! {able Charlotte Merchants
Call on them when jou go to Ch'arlotte, N. O. Wrtu
thfin if you do not fto, and 1-tve your ordera flllfcd
oy mail. In nntvroiing advurmenienU klndl/ aif>v
tlon thU fiapsr.
f T1 0 BBH Wantlee. Tl!e?. SaaJj.Dcoi*
tfiUi Ucyuftfctlw, eto. College andTblrtf.
MlWHMA '-KlJTWORB. heasonaMe PrloM
rAlMiliU Write Now# & Time* Pt'K- House.
PnR w TTTTS ?E- M. AN j> KB ws, Ift-is V/.Tf?di
? UftfuJ Uft&Also Pianoa, Organs ?fc Bloyolee
M ft B P* m 7-t jrarn experience rnnMm
I MbMI ea Mr "i?no scientifically tf cat and
ILB mm Iff* B_? M_ km cflci-tuully cute Cancer and
Tumor* without tlio' knife.
Mpape book *ent fr<y<. Arf-lrersDr. h. II, OrAtifior,
| | ia \\ n?t j^ereotu . afreet. Cincinnati, 0. . ,
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUE
Mailed Upon' Application.
None Uonnine
Without
The Above Name-Plate.
John P. Lovell Arms Co.
II OS TON, MASS.
A list of Hftrenliis In 8ecou<l-l*A?<t Whe?l? mtlltd oa
application.
butter
Three Mlnuiretl
rhfl i being applied
by thn li'Tsr or bandl*
umkft* the dartier re vol**,
about uoo time* la oo*
minute, nnd with ?o
much <as? that * child
can <to i lie churning. Th*
cM fashion churn or Ju
can bo u?ed with our
power, 'llic flueit quality
of crunulatod butter ana
more of It for the wis*
Quantity of milk, Imuada
ejulor Autl In leaa tlaia
than with any other
churn. Kveryt>ody
wanting on* now.
fwcura early the
only light t^i hu
In your oouuty.
It U as easy
Lthan t
m
LIUHTHlMO CHUKN &K CO , Charlotte, K. a
MACHINERY
and
SUPPLIES.
ENGINES, BOILERS,
bAW MILLS, CORN MILLtf,
WIIKAT MILLS, PLANERS,
UKIUK MACHINES,
MOULDERS, GANG EDGERS.
And *11 kinds of Wood Working Machinery.
No on? In tlio South c/in off*r yru higher
do Roods, or at louver prloee. Talbott,
dell and Wet?rt-)wn Engines. We are
only a few hours rld<* from you.- Write tor
puces.
Light, Variable Feed Plantation Saw
Mill* a Specialty.
V. C. BADHAM,
OBNKBAXj AGKNT,
Columbia, - - S. C.
, HOT MISLEA0ING.
Ma Danger, In Curing One Habit of
Forming . Another.
oussfeac-r
1 he cure endorsed by Nat. Gov't. laMileM
*e?f\?.ofet>r theeebetn* &y*Urta?3?^
For Terms etc., Addreee
TUB KKELSY INSTITUTE,
Or Drawer 27. Colombia. ft. a.
Woney in Ohickons
GOOD LOOKS# PAIN
-
When you see a "g ood-lookinf"
woman, you nearly always Ke a
healthy wonts. Beauty la really
health. It id tke attractiveness of
face aud form that comas naturally
when wcaknessaad pain are absent.
Sickness end pain drive attractive
ness away.
It ia difficult to make women be
lieve their tortures can ke cared at
home. The popular belief is that
thor must suffer on and on ? or go
to a physician, and reveal secret# that he ought not to .
Niuc-tcnthsof women'* troubles can be cured without physician ? aid.
. Moraxiiixnips
"WIWES Of _ _
is a remedy that stops the drain on the system. It stops the pains that drag
ami pull at the organs of womanhood. It makes them strong and wall. It
makes them attractive by making them healthy. Price $1 per bottle.
SOLD BY ALT. DEALF.KS U gUMm,
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nw.jQj
TjIQUID paints
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