The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 07, 1897, Image 4
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>? A new nmftlgum has been discovered
jwhleh Is ft wonderful substitute fop
i 'gold. Tt con slats of tWuety?four parts
jof coppor to six parts of antimony. Tho
Soppev l? moltod, and tho antimony \h
jthou added, Onco tho two motals are
jsurtlcletytly fused, together a little mag
tneslutu ami earbonatoof llmo a/o added
, rto Increase tho dQU?lty of tho matprlaK
\ b-1 1 io product can bo drawn, wrought,
And soidurod Juat like gold, which It al
nuost exactly rosomhleson being polish
ed. 13von \vhon. exposed to tho action
of amiuonlaeal salta or nitrous vapors It
' preserver lta color. Tho cost of making ?
At Jstibout 25 eenta a pound uvolrdupola. j
i HwoAvlUK Woil'i If <tl t> It.
flKoartirg may malta a flr? burn, or It may
ITiAkO a derli hand hiiMlo, hut tt won't 1ml p
Tetter, or lit i>k worm. J t you ubo Tottoilim, n
will mAko you 'ccnnfottublo awl (wivo BWoar
word?. 60 couta /it druu htor?f>, or by iuaJI for M
coutrt in hiujn j'S i/vm J /l>.!Jhui>t rlno, SAvuaunii,
' When bllNSio or contlve, eAt * JflAeoftrel,
caudy cathartic; out'o 4,'uaittuUtwll 106., 2oO,
Mrfl. Wlnslow'h Soothing Hyrup for ohftfoen
loothlnK, Hoftonn tho KiiiiiM.i'iuluolng liifluiuirbf
tlon, alUyu pain, cuiea wiuil collo. *>o.u bottl#.
' fiptirlous nllvor dollars arfibolntf extonalva.
|y olroulatod in Muluo and Now Huuipflluro.
No-To-Huo for Klfty Cent*,
Ovpr 400,000 mi red. Why not lot No-To-llao
yogatuto or rornovo your <l?slro for tolmooo?
Savon money. mriko.H health and mitnhoo<l.
Ouro Kuaia u(uud. 60 couls aud $1.W at all
flruKfltilj).
Tim Michigan Lo?hUluro kllloit tho hill
to abolish conviot labor.
Impure ofi'od
ICutliiK rich ami hourly food, flwootH anil fats '
(n win I or, oIoko (lonllnomont ami breathing |
vltlalml air In olTluu, store, fthop, lioviAe, law*
jtory or xohnnl- ^ |/rt room, iiuoosfuir
ily matcra tho I ctK6 blood Impure,
uudoruidlonx, bolls, plmplon, humors uro tho
result. Dlzssinofet*, indiKOMtloh and many other
troubloj iuo ul.su uaunOd by liapuro blood.
iHood's parilla
11b the brat? In fuel tho Ono'l'ruo Wood I'urlflcr,
||aA<|)a Dllln euro naufii'a, ludiucstlou,
I100CS S .r IIIS hlllbusnCBa, SSooiih;
fm" ?
On a red hot
tin y Hires
Root beer -
stands be- '*
tween you
and the dis
j tress ing of- /
| fccts ol the beat.
HIRES
Rootbees*
cools the blood,
tones the stom
ach, invigorates
t lie body fully
I satisfies the thirst.
A delicious, spark. -
ling, temperance
dt ihlc of the high
est medicinal value.^
M*<V onlr hy
Tim Charlc* K. lllr?? ?'o , I'Mlt.
A S r>1lon*.
Bul<i uliij wbfio.
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Business
A practical knowledge of at\J
pi tilling i? necessary to business sucreis, 'J lie
world spends two thousand millions of dollats a
year in advertising. I he demand tor competent
advertising managers and Writers of advertise
rnrnls fir exceeds the supply. 'I lie howler
College of Advertising teaches (l?y mail) blight
men and women, in business 01 ii>tvn>lii>K to go
into bu?inc?. how to wiite successlul advtilise
inenls, circulars catalogues, ami alt printed
nutter. The cost Is nominal. l>rop * postal
fur full particular*.
Fowler Correspondence College
of Advertising
Tribune Dulidlnf, Hew York City
PURCHASE =?
MuMifadtir-r In WPiror. IlluitrMoil r?lnl<>i;uo froo.
tjinitrwrsr iirpnrtiiM'nt. A 'i. truss
SI I'l'l.ll.* CO., Troy, N. V.
A O C II T C Wo witil our nj-oiit in ? tut Cot m' y
fl It r N I O i t.. toll t ? f.vntli<'n. Host j?\ idk
W* nr'.i l" <ii? enrtli. Us |ikv nil i-iprnM AildrfM
<;i.yza < <>., \\ loiniiKiiiii, i). t.
f\ I Ulli UaSi pr.^nulnlml Sugiir/ft | A/|
I Sl|IOj.<-ll III HltrlMnlr. S<MI<1 III) mji I li I)
? ? IIIIUll'l , lillt t'lll'lllM) htlllllp to *r *
<om,ll<lAtr4 W hulf.iln S.To.. 21 i S. <II?U? Sl-tl?|.l. M liln?.
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XJV ^VITII TIIKIR WORK.
Farmers Iteport Entire, Orop Emi
nently HuUttfuotory.
Tho Ollmftio arul Orop Servico lluIU
tin, as issued by Section Director
ilauor, for week ettdlng Saturday, May
lht) in part, is an follows :
Tho warrnor woathor and lulu had
a very bonolloiftl effect on (flowing
orojj>??.
Vor tho arontor portion of tho wook,
howovor, it was too dry to finish prti
paring hoiiio lands for planting, novor
'tholesH farm work progressed rapidly,
and is geiiolally as n?uoh udvanood as
UhikvI at thin soAson although in hoiiio
localities tlio season is coiiHidorcd lato.
1 Fanners aro gonerally woll nj' in their
work.
Upland oorn planting in Hearing com
pletion Over tho greater portion of tho
State, lnil in tho northern counties
thorn is much yot to l>o planted, tho dry
condition of tho soil having proyentod
tho preparation of landH, Stands of
early planted oorn are generally satis
factory, with exceptions in every coun
tv, owing to worms in Beaufort. Dor
ouostor, Hampton, Colleton, Williams
bnrg, Uorkoley and Florence; and lack
of moisture oUowhoro, however,- tho
needed moisture lias sinoo boon sup
plied. < Oh in oh bugs continue destruc
tive /In Chester. Over tho ^ eastern |
comities (join ban received its first
working generally and hoiiio its second.
It in somewhat "off color" in a fow lo
cal i ties, owing to dry weather and oool
nights during tho previous wook. A
great improvement is oxpooted during
the present week both in stands and
color.
Tho porcontago of cotton yot to bo
planted ranges from five to twonty-llvo,
the latter in Chostor and York and to
tho wostward. Stands aro greatly im
proved and are generally satisfactory.
The late rains will bring up the rocou t
)y | lantcd to good stands. In tho east
ern portions of tho State cotton has ro?
coivod it first cultivation and somo
Holds have boon chopped to HtaudH. it
is estimated that cotton planting will
bo finished in about ton days.
Transplanting of tobaeoo sots niado
much progress during tho wook, fob
lowing tho rains, and ihis work is well
advanced. Tho plants continue plenti
ful and of good size.
Hi vor rice is about all planted, but
upland rice iH lato and planting has
boon delayed. In Kershaw rice has
not done woll. Considerable yot to
sow in the Georgetown district. Tho
cool niglils of tlu? previous wook woro
injurious to young plants, n? also woro
brisk winds of tho past woelc.
Wheat reported as heading short, but
tho ruin* aro expected to niako a marked
improvement in this rospoet. Its con
dition continues promising.
Tho reports on oats vary consider
ably, but its general condition is Htill
good. The rain will prove of groat
bonolH to oats in id I portions of tho
State. Oats aro heading low in
places,.^
J*?fghUm cane eominir up rtlowly.
"More than tho usual area is hying
planted inMho central eouutios.
A great improvement, is reported from
tho truck districts, aince tho rains.
Large shipments continue -from tho
Charleston district.
Sweet potato draws becoming plenti
ful and transplanting has begun in tho
southern counties. Irish potatoes grow
ing well, and aro largo enough for-UBO
in the eastern counties.
(iardens aro everywhero reported do
ing woll. The rains of the week woro
timely.
l eaches are dropping freely in^atnp
ton. but in other sections a fairJHtfp is
indicalod. Apples plentiful ouTrees.
( 'orrespondonts report, the entire crop
conditions as omiuontly satisfactory
and cncouragii-'g to farmors over tho
o/itire State.
FA K M Kits' I N STITUTICS.
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Held at. (iriMTH and (inll'ney? Interest
in H iik ii r Ileels.
Tho farmors in the vicinity of GrOors
a/id (.iall'ney have just held woll attend
ed and very interesting institutes, in
which t hey were assisted by President
Craighead of Clonison AgriculturalJOol
logc, Dr. Wyman, State Votcrinariau,
and Dr. tjuick, Professor of Agricul
ture and vice director of tho South Car
olina experiment station.
1 lie former disennsod in an able ad
dles, s tho value of education to tho far
mer, and tho latter talked on cotton,
its culture and better management and
tho vacillation of the soil, while Dr.
Wyman treated animals free of charge
ami discussed diseases gonorally with
I the farmers and in addition wounds
and horseshoeing. ?/
.More of these valuable,/ meetings
should 1 1 villi by farmers, until by
exchange of ideas and introduction of
new ones, their business may bo placed
on a surer and moro paying basis,
t lood spankers can always no assured,
and e.Tvy such meeting made valua
ble to the farmers.
The government sugar beet experi
ment under way in I t States is com
manding universal intorost. Tho
fanners of South Carolina havo re
sponded promptly and over 100 will
co-operate in the good work of ascer
taining whether or not this State can
Mill more diversify her farming indus
tries, and thus relieve the tension of
competition now so injurious to cotton
growing. It is possible, so the Nice
director of tho South Carolina experi
mental station thinks, to grow two
crops annually, an at tho Chiuo beet
sugar factory of southern California -
cue in thoautumii audouo in the spring.
If such is tho real condition and the
sugar content of South Carolina grown
beets prove of profitable working per
cent., there may be a new and greater
future for agriculture in -South Caro
lina.? Tho State.
" I Am
' only too gla?i (o t<>v 1
tlfy to the great Yfthit
of Aycr's HarsaparlUa
J which has been a house
hold companion in oiu
' ffttnlly lor yean. I tnkcl
from 3 to 5 botllc* of tt fivciy
6)>rlng, goner#lly beginning!
about tno first o( April- Allor
that I feel )lke ft two year old,1
tor ft tone# up my system, gtv?s
'riftftn wcc^Hynt yppctltc and 1
?i?ep Ilk* a lop. As * blood mcdl
clneitliat no miperlor,atl*Mtthftt|
to my opinion qf It.? If. B, Wim>ky,
Philadelphia, Pa., March JO, 1KW.
masmwtm
* V row
Ayers Sarsapariila.
NEWS I If MS.
J Oil t tl I'l' II l'('ll<H I'ollllOI*' ,
I Miii M ? i > i 4 ? U . it wifs murderer, ami
Iii.h In-other, Inge, was killed by a posse
near Pro tpnl'iirg, K,V(.
N'oHh Carolina, South Carolina ami
Georgia naval reserves will unite HI >M0
OlH'iilil | uncut thin Sliniiiior.
A farowoll hampiot was g i von in At
lanta, (in , Saturday to Col, Albert 1%.
Muck, Minister to Japan.
I). I). Oolooek. of New Orleans, Da.,
liu.'i boon elected vice-president for
Louisiana of the A moricuii I rotcotivo
Tariff jjoaguo.
Muy H, there was ft heavy snowfall in
I portions of ?oUthwest Virginia,
(tig r uopth of four inches in Wise
bounty.
At Houston, Toxas, sovon nogroort
?were lynched by ft eoloroil mob for the
murder of tin old negro and two girls.
Ooo. K. Crawford^- ft. Richmond, \ rt. .
roftl estate man, lias boon urrostod
charged ith Btealing $1,800 from Mrs.
Oatharino l'usonotto.
At Hook Hill, B. (5., John Harvoy
Neoly and Ham Nooly miarrolod while
thoy worptryiug to Bottle an account of
longcvfftftndiuK, and resulted ?u tho
Jtotmor being paralyzed from a blow.
Thoro monoy with which to clone
i. the Ai^aiiBAH crovas?oa on the love oh
SmmHi o farmors refuse to food their idlo
hand*. The morehantB decline to carry
thom and the chairman of tho relief
committoo reports that 7>000 persons
*ro in dattgor of starvation.
At JaekKonville, Fla,, Lioutonant of
Polioo W. K. (J rubor was found lying
in ft patoh of brush in tlio nor thorn pint
of tho city, foully murdered. It is bo
liovod he was oithor murdered bv a
Women or a joaloiiB lovor or husband.
At Dallas, Texas, the Confederate
monument oi'eoted throuj.h tho ouorts
of the Daughters of the Confederacy of
Dallas was unveiled, lion, .loan tl.
iteagan delivered an eulogy on .leltor*
Bon Davis.
Tho TonnoBsoo Contennial wan open
ed May 1st with appropriate exercises.
CJovor noi Taylor, the membors of tlio
legislature, tho executive committee,
tho tSupromo Court, and other notables
woro present. The exorcises were licit!
in tho auditorium. President Thomas
and Director General Lewis spoke,
l'rosidont MoKinloy, in Washington,
touched tlio button that- started thoma
ehinory in motion.
Win. P, Nicholls, president of tho
defunct bunk of Coinmercoat Now Or
leans lms boon convicted of tho oiijboz*
zlomont of #20,000. Cashier do Rlauo,
jointly indicted, was acquitted.
Tho spooial oloction in tho Fourth
Tndiunn district to elect u successor to
Mr. Holnian will probably bo called by
tho Governor for May lf?th.
The National Hank of Gaflhoy, B.C.,
has been authorized to begin business,
with (i capital of $f>0,000.
J. If. WoBtburv was shotat Isabella,
Ga., by E. A. Nisbet, a real estato
agent. Cause, an unpaid sloro account.
Nosbitisin jail and it is thought \\ est
berry's wounds may prove fatal.
James J. Willis, of Florida, tho dep
uty auditor of tho State Department
has boon removed. It is stated that
during tho past year Mr, Willis has
been absent from his desk 2d4 (lays
with pay.
On an electric car in Tampa, l'la. ,tho,
conductor and motorman, who woro
trying- to eject a Cubnn, wore set upon
by thrceother Cubans. While tip) light
was going on tho cur ran down A grado
to a railroad crossing and collidod with
a railroad train. One man was killed
and throe injured.
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All About tlio North.
Clovoland, O. . authorities will allow
no Sunday baseball playing.
Firo in Pittsburg, Fa., destroyed
three million dollars worth of property,
and several llremcn woro killed.
Mayor Harrison, of Chicago, has by
one order discharged every head of a
city department with ono exception.
Ex-Governor Porter, of Indiana, and
'who was United States Minister to
Italy under President Harrison, is
dead.
Tho Central Union Telephone Com
pany, of Dayton, O.. has filed a mort
gage to tho Illinois Trust and Savings
Rank for $1,000,000.
Three thousand people marched^ in
tho Socialist May Day parado in New
York. Included in tho crowd were MO
women and girls.
Governor Pinuroo, of Michigan, has
vetoed tlio Donovan curfew bill, which
provided for tho arrest of children
found upon the streets after 0 p. in.
At Hrooklyn, N. Y., a fatal llro
caused tho loss of four lives. j
\V. J. Calhoun, of Sprinlield, 111.,
has been offered in Judge Day's place
as special counsel in tho Unix cose.
. a call has been issued for a conven
tion of free silver Republicans of Ohio
in Cincinnati, <1uno 1, to elect dele
gates to the national free silver conven
tion, .Inne Nth.
It is possible that M iss Clara Hurt on
may go to Greece in tho service of tho
lied Cross Society. Mr. Demetrius
Yasto, the Secretary of tho American
fund in aid of tho Greek llod Cross, ro
contlv Kitmmoiiod ^LisS""narton for a
conference in Now \^rk in regard to
her possible journey.
A swindler from tho N'orth, so savs
the Atlanta (Ga ) Constitution, recent
ly exchanged three gold bricks to a
in an named Jackson, in Macon, for
3<i,:j00 in cold cash and a chock for 3500
as a "trood investment" by telling liim
nr. Indian had just found, a mine in a
secluded spot iu Nevada, and the sam
ples were only to get the money w here
with to dovolop tho mine.
Washington.
President MoKinloy and Secretary
A Igor will attoiul the reunion of tlvo
Army of the Potomac at Troy, N. Y. ,
on August 20. \
\c,>
On tho best of authority the fitnto
ment is made from Washington that
Dr. Isaac F. Hopkins, of Georgia, will
be appointed Minister to Greece.
At Washington Minister Dupuy do
Lome has revived ap official dispatch
from Madrid conflrnnug the presa cable
that the Queen hA4 applied tho reform
law to Cuba.
Miscellaneous.
' The >m>w? York Legislature has
finished its possion and adjourned.
Twenty-six more anarchists ar<& oon.
demned to death for participation in
the bomb. thae&ing in Barcelona June
7thW. W ... . ....
The report that the' King of ftiam
would riait the United States thi?wjw
mer is reported tyforrect by Isaac
Towasesd B?itb, consul-general of
qjfUtt in New Yor*,
fiafiii ;
That's What the Women's fexposi
tion of tho Carolina Is to Be.
MAY 1ITH IS THE OPENING DAY.
Tho l^loturo, '<lireuking of tho Jlonlo
Ties," Will IJo Heady for tho
Opening.
Charlotte, N. 0.? A|>ril :i0. (Special
corrofn>Uiideht. ) ? The ebmprolihnslvo
and rtttrilotlvo program fpr tho Wonion's
I0x position of tlio Cnroiinils is nearly
complete. Tho doors will bo thrown
wide opon tho ovoning of Mayllth,
with a recaption to tho public. Mrs.
Sallio Southall Cotton, ono of tho
South's loading women, tfhftiste address
on u national training school at tho
Mothers' Congress at Washington at
traded such wide-spread attention, will
deliver tho opening addross.
A nn>nhor of adurossos l>y prominent
Houthoruoi'fi, and outortaiumonts of
tarioua kinds .will oxtond through tho
ontlro month, "Uala Wook.u tho wook
of tho 20 th celebration, Will ho orowded
with eVottta, III addition to tho numer
ous attractions afforded by tho exposi
tion, tho fastost bicyclists' in tho fcountfy
will bo hero at tho wook of tho national
racing circuit; tho competitive flromen'i)
races and displays, and varioua othor
organizations will have a place in tho
colobratiou.
Special rates havo boon granted tho
exposition from all points in North and
South Carolina and nearby points in
tlio neighboring Statos. Tho rato in
eluding Norfolk, Suffolk and Danvillo
j in ono faro for the round trip. For
t May lUtli and 20th as low rates will
prevap as has over boon given in tho
Statu, tho rato being ono'oolita milo.
This will euablo all to attend. Tho
Century poster exhibit, probably tho
llnoHt in tho world, including all tho
private collodion of Mr. W. JiiilBWorth,
secretary of tho Contury Company; all
works of tho linest French artists ar
lived this ntorning.
Some fifty paintings from Washing
ton artists have arrived, and many of
tho leading art exhibits will bo hero in
the next few days. The work on tho
building is about complete aud tho
rooms are being given tho finishing
touches. Tho building profionts a hand
some appoaranoe; is well situated, aud
tlio arrangement is as good as could bo
desired. Ono of tho foaturos growing
in interest daily is tho exhibit of tho
colleges in tho.'Htato. Tho University
of North Carolina will send a most
creditable oxhibit,. including tho famous
death mask of Napolocm, valuod atiJSO,
U(H>. Greensboro Fomalo Col logo, tho
Stato Normal School, St Mary's Guil
ford College, Salem Acadomv, Eliza
beth Collogo and other higher institu
tions will probably be roprosontod. Par
ties of students from tho various insti
tions will visit tho exposition, indeed
the plans are to arrango spoeial excur
sions from thoso schools and collogcs,
a real gala day all'air.
Ono oxhibit of moro tlmu usual in
terest, will be that of tho Kussian Cot
tage Industries. This will bo arranged
and inauagod by ono of the poi sons who
represented Russia at tho World's Fair
in lyiJii. The exhibit will bo novel to
the pooplo of this section and tho per
sons having it in charge will wear tho
nativo costunio.
Ah plans havo grown tho idea of a
machinery exhibit has increased, until
it will now bo quite comprehensive. It
will include cotton mill, hosiery, band
ing and cording machines in oporation
and all the exposition printing will bo
done in tho building.
Tho arrangements for tho shipment
tif "Breaking tho Jlomo Tios" havo
now boon complotod. Owing to tjjo
Kieat risk and oxponso, tho picture it
self will not arrivo until tho morning
of tho night the exposition opous. May
l!th. Tho draporio'6 will all bo hung,
.and the details for hanging arranged,
and tho picture can bo placed in a few
moments after it arrivos.
Our readers may bo interested in
knowing what ia invol ved in the loan of
such a picture. According to contract,
insurance for $30,000 must bo placod
with tho agents, Youngman ?fc Wales,
of Philadelphia, in the nanio of C. O.
Harrison, tho owner, tho insurance to
no in effect from tho time it leaves his
walls until the pieturo ia hung upon its
return. A check for 3JJ76 is necessary to
this end. Jas. II. Earlo & Son, oxpert
packers of Philadelphia, are to send to
tho home of Mr. Harrison, a distance of
sonio 1 f> $r <?0 milos, ami removo tho
picture, puck it, with frame, in wator
prbof packing, and box it socurolj*. A
chock for about $*~)Q is necessary for J
this. Tho picture is thon to boshippod
by express, insured, and tho express
company released. Tho oxpressago will
make the cost for tho loan of this pic
ture for thirty davs about SMfiO.
Tho fact tlmt. this pieturo has been ;
exhibited alone for tlio prico of admis- j
sion to the entire exftosilio.1 is sufll- i
ciont proof that tho women in charge ;
are ondoavoring to givo tho massos of
tho people a creditable exposition at
at small expense.
The Exposition News, the official or
gan of the Women's Exposition of the
C'arolinas will bo issued about May 1st.
All persons desiring a copy which con
tains full information will receivo ono
by return mail by enclosing a stamp
and ^addressing, Advertising Depart
ment Women's Exposition of tho Caro
linas. Not more than two copies will
bo mailed to any one address.
Tho Oklulioint* Flooil.
The latest news from Guthio, Okln.,
says tho llood-stricken valloy of the
Cottonwood yiver is onoof horror, hun
dreds of destituto and hungry havo
,J>eon found. Ono hundred and fifty
f^ionscs lmvo been wrockod, ami tho
Iosh will bo in tho neighborhood of
$100,000.
New HutMing ami Loan Association.
A largo\numbor of investing ntock
holders in tho Southern Jhtilding and
l.oan Association, of Knoxvillo, have
formed a reorganization committeo,
composed of large stook holders, eaoh
Btato being represented by one or more
members. Tho new company will at
once bo re-organized, known as the
Lodn and Deposit Company of Geor
gia, with headquarters in the Equitable
buy up the associatiopa of the
Southern.
New Traffic Piu?<(ii|?r Association.
Representatives of leading railroads
of the South met in Washington ana
concluded the formation of a new pas
senger traffic association, to be known
as the Southeastern Passenger Assoc!
. ation, and elected officers for tba snsn
idg year. The articles of association
were tentativel y formad at a rsoant
meeting at Atlanta. Tha election of
I* f? A W
Walters, president <
Iivt Biorif fow
states ft
man of ?
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| FELL TO THE FLOOR.'
HT8 T.KOS WU l)|)KN IjY OAVK OUT.
k'hoiua* Vt 1M?ki <> t <ievr land, Ntri<
It o \Vu< Vr?pfttiiig fur a Villi to I rleiuU.
F}6?\ tho lie ale >\ OUfwt oml. Ohio,
Ot tiia Jlst dt ilki, ninny so-called Infltlfft
Mo disorders none iiao jifcyod 1 1 bo moro
of ft n enigma to tJ>?? lWt learned liKd <i?
eompltshod physicians tft&u Jocomotoi
ataxia, or a? it In moro commonly koowu,
creeping paralysis. This dread dlsofwo bos
baftled tuoir skill, and they hftvo been
forced to ftduilt that thoy cannot success
fully Copo with it. All they httYO boon ftldo
lo do Is to mitigate the' accompanying pain
and suffering; beyond t I?Ih tho Aotynoo ( >l
modtolno has boon of HUlo or no avail to
tho many unfortunates** who have con
tracted tho dreadful rnaWWy, which, many
Iiooplo, esnoolally thoao wliVaro thus nf
llotod, bollovo 1.4 ft forerunner**^, the grJLlA..
toessongor of |ioMth. ***'
Thomas I\ ftlgg, tohfi Kveft ft( M?. 1073 fit.
(Malr St root, corner or J.awronco t)tLu>t>\
Oloveland, O., linn boon suffering from
Locomotor utftxlft for nearly live years, aud
nothing but hia wonderful vitality has pro
vontod his dissolution long before this.
Tho malady Is directly Attributable to his
exposure during army lifo. Ho enlisted In
tho Third llegimont Ohio Cavalry in To
ledo, and served nineteen montna in the
volunteer Rervloe, and after tho eloflyof the
rebellion, eighteen months In tho rogulai
army. "At llrst," he said in narrating his
experience, "mv stomach went bw/k on mc
nnd for six weeks J whs laid up in/ a hospi
tal lit Texas. Ever tdnoo that limp ttint or
gan has Oftused mo trouble, ajud shout
seven years ago the doctor told Ino I was
Buffering from fteuto Indigestion. That
Wfts bad enough, but four years ago last
July ^nrftlyslrt eamo on, and I have been
Using tlfrso erutohes ever since. Tho pa
ralysis wus In my legs, and it came ralnet I
suddenly, i noticed at lln.t that rny knees
wore n lit tie f?ttff, a sort of rhottmatlc pain,
you know, This quickly developed into
fmralysis,"
I trlod nil kinds of remedies, and I tried j
physicians, but I did nut imiuovo. All this I
time, though, I wrt holding my own- ]
wasn't getting any worse. A short time1
ago I was Inducod to try Dr. Williams' I'lnk
I'llls, I did not oxpoet 1Kb last venture
would provo any more bonofiohd than thu
others which prooocdod It; hut I am pleased
to say that I was most agfrioably dlsap
polntod. J)r. Williams' Pink Pills tiro nim
jdy wonderful, I began to use thom two
months ago, My logs thon were perfectly
numb and cold ? nothing could warm them,
Aftor Buffering with paralysis for moro
tlinh four yoar?, I now exporionoo a com
fortablo feollng of warmth in my lower
jlmbs. I tell you I fool like shouting when
I think of oseuplng froru my bondage, and
my mind la on tho Bitbjoot protty much of
the time, X intend to conllnno "(lie use of
tho pills until my logs am as yood and uso
f ill as they wore In their b.?M daya/ifuid I
fool t l?nt will bo soon. ,
"What effect Jiavo tliq/pllls had upon
your stomach?" Mr. was asked. <?'A8
rogurds that," tiaM'no. "you can readily
boliovo that a sttffna^H which has been seri
ously out of orflor for tlilrty-llve years Is In
bad shape. Nothing used to stay on my
stomach, and I was subject to violent tits
ot hlccoughlngfi Thon I would huvo to lako
an opluto to jfet to sloop. JJut now I llnd
that food slaVu on my stomach, though I
do not suPl'o/e that organ will ever bo in
first-class s^ftpo again. HI ill I am satisfied
to think tltht it la Improved to such a degree,
And thai I can oat with u fooling of ease."
For six yoars until a month ago, October,
1800, Mr. Bigg kept a stationery and con
fectionery sturo at No. ;il7 East Madison
Avo., directly opposite the Madison Avo.
School. JIo sold out his busincsB- and c;ui
now bo found at any tiino at No. 1073 St?
Clair 8t.
Dr. Williams*' Pink 1'illn contnln, In a
condensed form, nil tiio elements necessary
to givo now life and richness to t ho blood
and restore shuttered nor, yes. They aro an
unfailing apeeillc for such diseases as loco
motor ataxia, partial paralysis, fjt. Vitus'
daneo, sciatica, neuralgia, rheumatism,
nervous liendaHio, tho after efl'pot of la
grljjpe, palpitation of tho heart, palo ami
salli\# Complexions, all forms of weakness
either in malo or fomnle. Pink Fills aro
sold by all dealers, or will bo sent postpaid
on receipt of price, f>0 cents a box, or six
boxes for $2.50 ^t hoy aro never sobl ia bulk
or by tho hundred), by addressing Dr.
Svilliams' Medioino Company, Schenectady,
N. Y.
F. .T. Cheney &r Co., Toledo, O , Props, o!
Hall's. Catarrh Cure, oll'rr $I<M reward for nuj
case of catarrh lhatcannot he uun-<l by taklm.
JIall's Catarrh Cure. Solid for U-fctinioniflh,
free. Sohl by Druggists, 75c.
CARCAnKTR stimulate liver, kiilneys and
bowels. Never sicken, weaken or gripe; 10o.
Fits permanently cured. No llts or nervous
ness after first dm"? use of l>r. Kline's <_ireai
Nerve Hest,orcr. trial bottle and treatise free
Diu It. II. Kmnk. Ltd., Wt Arch .St..Phila..Fa.
I use Piso's Curo for Consumption both in
my family and practice. ? Dr. (J. W. Fattku
fioN, Inkbter, Mich., Nov. 5, 1?9L
Just try a 10c. box of Cascrtiet?, ilie fipest
liver and bowel regulator ever made.
8. N. U.-18.? '97.
GUT ItlCIl onlckly; oon<r tor Inventions
AVautad." JiuoAn Tate k. Co.. 246 H Way, N.Y.
OI?fCN SUIHwr.^H ANI) WINTER.
A'lvaJuaa^notan.'HUn i? America] Cool ?unv
i??i? him KraixJ ii'uhiiiUIh Hi #n ?%*,*' \?f?<>n ??" Pf*
luojitti c?r ti-TtAUr?hlp #*0. Koifd ??> *uout^
cheajj lttillfoA'i mk?. M. wTkMMOHp. , /**?
A?hevlrle, N. < "
machinerV
and
SUPPLIES.
J&WGINK8, jflOlLEKS, V*
bAW MIIil/8, COfi* MILLH,
WJIKAT MIIjIjH, PLANFJIIfc},
HKIOK 51 A('II INKS,
MOt/IyDlCltS, GANG HDGKRS.
And all kind# of Wood Working Machinery.
No onu lit tho floulh on a often you higher
grade good*, or al lowor prices. TAlbott,
Llddell and WftterlowU Engines. We arl
only ft fow hours fide from you. Write foi
prices.
Lip; lit, Variable Feed Plantation Saw
Mill* a Bpeplalty.
V. C. BADHANI,
(UCNICKAIj AGlCNf,
Columbia, - - S. C.
NOT MISLEADING. !
No Dungor, la Curing Otib Habit ol
l/ormlng Another.
(Mpfi>hlno Laudanum), et<>., Cared
VttyM In fiotij fotir to ulx ? ?oks.
\vin>KEY HAlJlT Cured In Four Weeks.
. 'I li? euro endorsed by Nat, Oov't- InSoldlori
lli-mes, In the Iteu >)ur Army, by Mis* Wll.
Wd, tl?6 "W, c. 1. 13.4 by h'oftl Uotv, Franoff
Wni'Ul y, by 1, O. O. T. and by OOO.Wty OUrea
patient*, i\?,000 of thtflj belni( Physicians,
Kor Teriitti eto?k AaflftM 'CM }
T1I10 KKKbliV INSTITUTE, W
Or I J rawer 27. Columbia, b. ?
Reliable Charlotte Merchants
Call on them when you go to Charlotte. N. C. Wrlto
iht'in if you do not go, and l-are your orUora filled
t>y mull, la hiiswoi'Iuk adverliMtnonU kludly men
tion thin paper.
ft P DUrt Mantles, Tiles. Sash. Poors
fai V I I SfUWifcft ft CftVi etc. College and Third.
fflTVWMfi "EST WORK. Hoftsontt>)lo Price?
JmfuiitU Write No>vs & Time* 1'iV IIou*e.
ffffl MfTWfJPK. M. ANDHKWS, 10-18 W.Tratto
i W tW ?l A * UmUAIho IManos, Organ* & ltlcyolos.
DrWHVVflKEFIELD
?Can bo consulted tn bis ofllco In?
CII A It IjOTTIO, N. C.,
No. rft>U . J^'orth T ivy on Street.
On n ny wook dny oxcopt Woiluesdny. Ilia
prnctico la. limltoa to disuaecs of tuo
Eve, Eflfl. Nose&Tnroit
GROVES
TASTELESS
IS J U&T A8 GOOD FOR ADULTS.
WARRANTED. PRICE GOcts.
Gat.atia, Ills., Nw. 46; 1593,
P?rl?M?<tlclnoOo., W.lA>ute,Mo. . _ .
Gcntlomon:? Wo told lriBtycar. GOO botU?a of
GROVE'S TABTKLKSS CHITX TONIC and bare
i., .utriiL tbreo gross already this yenr. In all ont cx
14 yenr?t In tho drug buRliwwt hnvo
.lull ivi
nove
lacUuu
Df 14 year*. In ttio drug Diifunw. nnvo
I jm nrtlclo thatgavo mien unlverBul autls*
. your ToblO. Youra truly,
/ Aijney, CARH &CO?
ANDY CATHARTIC
? 10 *
2S* 50 ?
AU
DRUGGISTS
ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED *?
nlonnil booklet free. Ad. RTFKI.INO BEWKIlT <*>?. Chicago, WontreaK Cy.t Tork. ^ tij.j
I Tn* Doctor? uno layer or
napor Ulwul oaoutch.you I>*t?
IthFcshuro mny?n?jr recover
ImtMJinnt tlirl?o."
ALABASTI N E.
IT WON'T RUB OFF.
TF.i | pnnor ll Unsanitary. KAIJSOMIWE IS
TKm-oKAViv, hoth,kuw5 off ami* hc-alkh.
AUBASTIHE.&MSGkF?5* ,
For Hale by Paint Dealer* Everywhere.
rnrr A Tint Onnl Bliowtnp 13 desirable tints, *l*o AlAb<utJno 1
rntt vonlr Jtook fwnt f rw tuir od? mrat Joolmi this iiMxir.
AI(Ar?AHTI*'K<!0^rt?^B?pid., Bleb. I
sbpa ^^wfiTOroaGa^^aa^Saaa^^.
^WWI>W'' ?!.""' | ? j
OCCONEECHEE
. FARM.
POBKAH. W.C.
i >1 i . ? nfmi^
A* M
FW??TIT3PiUfH8TttS.
?RONZ* m WHIT* tvfwciv#.
PEIUN DUCKS,
?uoc irnx AM *? wm mi.
SHROPSHIRE SHEEP.
Jmtj Kllftftw* m Jw*
v
Thl# tltlo of our fnr-fftiuod City haa beow
bhndud down through tho ancestor* of J. Mc
Knlt AlOxnudor and otlurn, ftlKiior? of tho
MookloDburu I)QOl?rntion of Iudopondonpe.
Thrt'emno snfrlt of determination that per
vaded thin little hand of patriots, to throw off
the yoko of oppre&don, and proclaim light
and liberty to down-troddon humanity, Ift
fully exeiupllllod now In tho progressive,
wldo-awaku and up-to?dnto merohimt/i*
BELK BROTHERS.
? - >?v
Who shlflk their tent on thlsfifstorio spot
over eluhtuOn months ngo, and with (? feellnft
ofprfdfi to Imnd down to thft f\ituro genera
tions- , a successful bwlneM carter, put tu
every offort to accomplish tills end, llehoUjl
today tho magnitude of jht? vonturq, cover
ing n good portion of ono entire block; pre
senting nn array of grandeur unequalled in
either of the Cuiolluiis. . Tlio deolnratlou o(
principle* laid down by us la equal Juntloo to*
all. Saiue that our foijofathers promulgated'
on tho 20. h day of May, 177S? while thla ono,
aettled by tlio forcool arms, ours by tho foroo
of dollar*. One brings blood, tho
other takes tho hidoj look ovor tho Oeld
of action and observe the wrotfkft
caused by our "Paulo Trices." Bwoejv
lug everything llko the mighty Mississippi ln\
Us mAYl carcwr recently None daro try to?
check thoon\jvard rattrob of the Thoosandsas
(hey wend their way to tlda gigantla estab
lishment. Tlio preservation of this Union i?
with tho President of those United States.
Ocorgo Washington, our first chief, recelvod
tlio support vt tbe people and may William
jMcKlnley. our present ruler. 90 govern $W&
j great Nation that all may be drawn to him.
No wonder thou wo nro tho talk of thrt
country, parrying, as wo do, moro shoes,,
dry-goods, hats, w?| ?, k??si la" furnishings, oto,..
and employing moro clerks, paying moro<
freight, buying Inorogoods, doing more busi
ness than any two houses combined. ''Pay
cash as wo go." Scoop in bankrupt stocks,
auction sulus, railroad wrocka and so on at
frequontiy less than fiOo. on tho Dollar, Wo
arc the ccnlro <>f attraction of tho Quoon City
uf tho South. Many thousand? will oorao ti>
sec tho Woman'* Exposition in May, besides!
Ihcro will bo other things during the month
to draw the attention of many. Big colobra
tion on the 20lh lasting several days. Bar
naul A Bailey's Show tho 12tb. Hoinothlug
new each day. .So take it altogether this wilt
bo tho biggest month In tho hlstofy of Char
lotto. ? Wo Intro mad?W*U)nsivo i. reparations
for tho reception of tho people. 80 como
prepared to spend several v?ays if you expoot
to take In tho whole lay out. Will have a
representative to show you. through our
mammoth establishment un<l explain our
system of conducting business. Will be a
good schooling for old and now hugiuners.
Wo are tho recognized leaders in th3 mercan
tile arena of the Queen Oily
BELK BROTHERS |
CHKAl'KST STORK ON EARTH.
li> to 21 10. Trado .Street,
CHAKIjOTTK, - - - - - N. C.
Whenever This ^
Paper Goes
PLEASE RECEIVE if A? A'
Personal - Call,
Bearing a Most Cordial Invitation to
* ?visit our store to seo the ?
Great Stock
CLOTHING
That ifl now placod on our counters.
Wo have oftcp been singled ont by
our friends as being the Fairest Cloth
iog Dealers ami as carrying the ?
Largost Lino of Fi rat- Class Goods .in
Charlotto. Wo caro not'Vhhat your
positiou may, be:... ..A Farmar, Mer
chant, Clergyman or Mechanic, we*
have tho goods that will please you;
and while we never quote prices* w?
believe we can undersell some of our H
competitors who 'olaim to sell yon
Clothing "at" and "bolow cost." Wis
never eell anything aicoatx- We make
only a small and a decidedly reasona
ble profit on everything *e se)J.
? oub Line of? i
Hats and Gents' ! -
Furnishing Goods
Is not in tu^ Iea^in-de back gTound.
Thie Iida^s Felly aa'LA ROE m can .
bo : %
care of obr out-of-town cuatoniers and
invito them id eom* and aee what w?
have. w?r charge yon notbiag W
leok through oor atock.
MjLLOH &8H8LM
WUWttltt,