The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 18, 1898, Image 4
v rottun** AWftltfttft ui it want*,
tty order U tytfifiuuent a report h/u
Juat boeu wade out and mrtnlaljtd con
cerning the unclaimed fund* In tho
hooping of tho various English govern
ment department* at tho pro&out mo
ment. The chancery dlvWou of the Su
prooiO Court of Judicature ha* In It* po*
vwwlon ovor $800,000,000, a-froT paying
Ruling tho la*t two year* 185,000,00$
to ?ucce**ful claLmanta. Tho lri*h
pourt of Ohaaccry hold* *om? |30,?
000,000 of Unclaimed moi *ey?, while
tho unclaimed Government wtocka and
accumulate dividend* retained by tho
treasury department amount to #28,
000,000. Unclaimed dividend* in
bankruptcy uro figured at 150,000,000.
while unclaimed army and navy prl?a
money and accumulation* of pay ex
ceod |3,000,000.. All theao fundi are
used by tho British Government until
glalms thereto havo been Hailafactorlly
proved. endeavor will bo made to
transfer to tho atate tho custody of un
claimed funds In tho hand* of banker*
and otUera. Those fundrf a to known to
amount to a coloaaal eum, far exceed
ing tho total amount of unclaimed mon
ey now In tho keeping of thu Oovcrn
mon t.? JJofrU m Tnui K'rlpt
A ilu.i Aliihlcr?r.
Tettarlna kills tho germs of "I'tic r, l'.'ietaa,
BaK-Ithoum, ltln*w6rro nui other akin <llM<ia?oji
Moat of Uiftao aevvuuonU Lr the o.xlatoi)o? i?i
ipfinltftal'nil anamfclvUl t". i'ottos ino murder it
tbani at ohcf< ami arti>n ttm c\goiUi.ic "<h thoi
jiaootrK.; and UnaiS ihp?.ln At <Xr ??? atoioa, m
hf mall for 60 rente In aflunpa .) T nhujHrlno.
Savannah. Ga, 9
Laeymon nrn tload to the world, but they r?
uttbu UbUuried. V
i To Cure a (''old Iu One l)ny.
Take laxative Urmm Qui n! no Tablets. A1
Oraggiau refuud money if it. falls to oure. JMo.
Money U u*oful a? a aervant but tyranni
cal *s a maater
JTlts rxhnianently cured. No fltj or nervou*
Aeaa after flratdny'H u** o? l>r. KHno'a Groat,
Nerve lleatoier.$i trial hot 11 and tre t'aefraa
Dr. R. H. Kmii;., Lt<l..U3i Ar.li sit.. 1'hlla., l'a.
The hair ou tt horno'H nock Is Ma tnane pro
cootlon.
Mr?, WlnalowVSoothlntf Syrup fo rob II dren
tecthUiK, SOfUua the tntma. reduotng tnflar.. ??
Uon,allaya paiu,our?is wind collo. 25o. a bottle.
Woman la the folrent ?ronturo on earth?
elflo.tho unfalruut.
Chew Star Toba^bo? Tbe^Be^'
Hmoko Hlcdgo Oin*rett*t/
Yott onn't Judt?o a man'a /oharactor by the
Myh standing of hit* eoi.ur.t
Plso'9 Curo fur OonaumpUou has eivccl ma
many adootor'a bill ? H. r, il^itosr, Hwpkln?
t'laco, Ualtlmoro, MU., lJeo. ?, ISOi.
An oasy lesMou la bookkeeping-? don't lend
them
. CofMf?rv?ttv<? Inventors
Tan largely Incroane tholr Inoomo hy plu !na '
I heir aorowntn In my hand*. Twenty ri ars or
Vfcll Htrcct oxperlenco, lu JuUlUjon (<t re!l;i*
bid IKHtfir. INI <?IUf ATION, oiuih ea ins to ad- {
vl*e you most BUocoBfcfuUy. Write for par
ticular n, w >1 ch at e Intet eriilnit to Uinno ha vinrf ?
roofloy to Invest. ClIAULpM HlMUMiM, ln-1
vestment liioker, 03 Wall 8 treat, New \'ork
When ft wlfo makes poor coffee her htut i
band hits good ground^ for divorce.
8?l7.er*fl Ornftue* uimI Clovuri
Are warranted. 'i hoy produced Woarolhej
largest growers In A luorfi'u. Lowest prices. '
Ro<h1 p. tat not* only 41.50 i??*r barrel. llig J
farm wood eatalogun with olovor nil. I grain |
eainpl<v>(Torlh 6-10.00 to got ft you j
by tho John /. . 4,nfli:or Heed C<>., La Oropse, 1
Wis., upon rocoi |'t of 10o. postage.
* ^ 4 ? ? ?
No man would bo willing to Rwonr to ev
ery tiling ho cays during courtship,
tie ware of Olutjopntn for i'nl*rrl\ That
t'ontkln Moron ry,
*? nieronry will surely destroy the nonso of
*mell and completely doraugo the whole ayste in
when ?nt"flnu It through ttio mucous surfaces.
Such articles nhould never b? tiaod oroept on
prescriptions from reputwfdo physicians, hm tho
il.wnago thoy will do Utftn fold to the good you
ei\n po99lbl> derive from them. IIh l'? ? atarrh
^Our? m?*Uufa"0urcd/by f. J. < hcooy <fc ''o..
Toloflo, O., contain** no mercury. ami Ih luk^n
I nit rim 11 v, aottug dlrectl >? upon (,!>?? blood and
fttiooui mirroeos of the ayuteiu. In buying
{all's ? atirrh uro be sure to get th? genuine,
t Is t-iken Internally, an i lt? nia<lo In Toledo
Olilo. by F. J. i benev <V ? o. T cttmonlnls I roe.
tlf*8fil(l by Drugirlnls; price, per bottlo.
Hall's Family Pills a i'? Uu> bc*t?.
>Pain in the Side
Could Not no Hard Work Until
Hood's Snronporllln Curort.
"I liail a #4v<*r? rmln in my left nldfl and
coulil not do nnySnrd work. My buahnnd
got mo n bottln of Hnotl's Karpftpnrlllii mid
I begin 1 dicing It and soon I was ublo to do |
my work. 1 wiim n!.?o troubled with aerofoil* '
90TO tli rout , but Hood's Harsmparllln lias !
nutcd this." 2Jua. Emma Pkmrh, North j
Hudnon, N. 5l. IliiraoDiber ,
HoodV^V
Ia the belt ? in fftot I ho Ono True H^?od Purifier
Hood's Pilin care elck ho.idnch#. JMo.
CHOLERA
JV! o s-c bxj
(? a mild lype of Ailatlc Cholera ami Is
one of the i??o?t painful and weakening:
iSUcujw*. II ?nmetlme.? kill* before a ,
physician can b?? Minimoned. Mow
necetiary It l? to have a reme-ly at
Hand. There li nothing better than <
NORiVlAN'S
NEUTRALIZING CORDIAL <
For Cholera Morbus and ?i! Stomach ,
Troubles.
II AUiOlllTF.LY CURES DYSPEPSIA.
OVBN IP NO WORMS CXIST
NORMAN'S
Indian Worm Pellets
Will cure the child as they act on the liver,
remove bile and regulate ail the organs. <
SOLO EVERYWHERE.
COLD-BREAmrST
In* toll hours. SM. ft gftX fttDnwtrtcor
THE COlO-BfiEAKER CO.,
AUCttJI, - - ?K>Ur II CAROLINA.
RNfMQUfi DHrUY PK I/OMK.
(Op&ulali Minister to tho CJ?lt?<l Rtatea vrbo ha* rcHlgriftd l)6flan*ft ot tha j.ttbHeutlon oi
a lottor In whioU ho orlUolaad Pronldout McKlnloy.)
! t'X-PRES. HARRISON SPE AKS.
In fill Spoech lift Hal?l That Kuropo
I >1 (1 Not Know Lincoln unit tlio
bouth Haled Hint.
Tho auniversary of tlia birthday of
Abraham Lincoln vni gonerally ?h
served on tho ivth, At Chicago thoro
was a notable colobration by tho Mar*
quelle 'Club, ox-Prosident Harrison
I'oui^' tho apoakor of thooccasion at tho
Auditorium llotol. Ho Haid i n part:
"In tho broad, common-aou-io way iu !
which ho did ffiuall things ho wan
larger than nuy situation in which 1 i f o
had placed hun. Luropo did not know
him. To '.ho South and io not a fow
in tho Northern Htato-i, ho wtm an un
couth jest or, an ambitious upstart, a
reeklosn distmbor. Jlo was hated ut
tho South, not only for hm principles,
but for himself, I ho sou of tho cava
lior, tho man who foil it to be a ntaui,
?oapiscd this eon of tho people, this
T*hild of toil.
"i(o Was distinguished from tho
abolition leaders by the fairness ami
kAidliiiuss with which ho judgod tho
Mouth and tho slave holdors. lie wan
opposed to human slavery, not because
bhiuo masters wore cruol, but upon
1 ca ons that k indue <s to tho slave did
not answer. 'All men' included tho
h; ark man. Liberty is tho law of
nature. I he human enactment. cannot
pasa tho limits of tho State; (lod's law
em braces creation.
"Mr. Lincoln loved tho 'plain poo
plo, 'of whose ranks he camo; but not
with a olasa lovo. He never paudored
to ignoranco or .sought app!au*o by ap
peals to prejudice. 'L'ho equality of
man in rightu and burdeus; jus
tico to all, a govoVnment by ail (he
people for all tho people, was hi*
thought? no favoritism iu onactihont
or administration ? tiio goneral good.
"Ho had the love of tho masses ami
ho won it fairly; not by art or trick.
He could therefore admonish and re
drain with authority, lie wiu a man
who spoke to all men and was hoard
Would l hero wore tuoro audi! I'here is
ertoat neod of men now who ran ho
hoard both in tho directors' mooting
an<l in tho labor assembly.
"(Qualities of heart ami mind coin*
binod to mnko a man who ha-< won the
lovo of mankind. He is^ loved, lloj
stands like a groat lighthouse to show
tho way of duly to ali his countrymen I
and to rend afar a beam of courHgo to j
those who beat agaiust tho winds. We ;
do him revcrenco Wo bless tonight tiio j
memory of Lincoln."
At Now York Addison F, Androws, j
pod of tho lato Huf'.n 1'. Andrews, who i
was surveyor of tho j or I of Now York (
under Abraham Lincoln, preaootod to i
the New York I'resq Club the pon with
which Abraham Lincoln signed tho'
proclamation <>f emancipation.
At the thirty-third annual banquot of !
tho Lincoln A shoriati'>n of Jorsey City, '
N J. Senator .John W. I>amol, of i
Yirginia, responded to .ho toast, ' 'Abra- j
ham J inccln from tho Southern stand- j
point. "
iMo.l from Vaccination. -
.Taruos Herbert Martin, nou of Os- I
Imrno I'. Martin, of Shelby, X. O. ,
<1 iod 1>1>. 101h, nt 11 h m. , with npaemn j
from vaccination. The child was ono I
rear si* months nnl ten days old. ? j
Charlotte (N*. ('.) Ob:?orvor.
Knulffit II rcolt liirhlgo Drowned.
A oablogram ban been reoeivcd at }
Washington from Consul-Ooneral Lee,
at ITuvana, which f?ay? ;
"Eneign J. 11. Breckinridge, of tho j
Cnvhing, w'aa waahed overboard and ;
linmnwl'ii f <LW hour* bofore the ar- j
rival of the vessel at ihis port. The ;
body was recorered, and I am ar
ranging to hato it embalmed and eont
home."
Ilia remain* will be interred at Lei
invton. Kv.. hi* hon^ec
Tin mm F^und Guilty.
The Senato bribin?*committee of the
Ohio Legislature ha/e found Mares*
A. Hanna guilty of i&tempting to bribe
Repreaentaflve John O. Otis, of Cin*
cinnati, through hie drily authorized
agent*. The UniUA State* Heaate may
be aeked to bar him from hi* eeat,
MiKiwe oeeonecer hts "tntefiiToh "of
oeuteetiog tM ?at of Senator 11 anna.
W?*t ?? Earned AfULBnaa. ?
A bill hoe been introdaod in the Kan
nwt*-- lerfTiTjfnre to cbun the BMDI
rfCMliti# to Wtflii /U?Hp
- *
\VOItl,;> Ol P HISINKSS.
A Much More Clienrful Tono to tho
Southern situation
rot ? commercial review for
tho post week tnya in part; "What
might bo regarded hi a minor foaturo
In tho business situation, though at tho
same time convoyiug much to tho in
terests inrolvod is a ?iuito gonera! im
provement in tho Central West and tho
South, whero tho Bpring trade is re
ported opening ia good shape. Less
favorablo features of tho week aro the
blownosa of spring trade in dry goodi
to dovulop at Now York and othor oast
em controa except Boston, and tho mild
weather in tl.io N orthwost rondoring it
likely that- Yetmhsra' stocks oaniod over
will 1 >o larger than earlier expected.
Although tho advance in oottou bus
been claimed to bo too rapid, it has un
doubtedly imparted a much moro
cheerful tone to iho Southern buBuaean
situation and tho aiL-uation With iron
and steel has done much to mid to tho
confidence with which tho trade <?ut
lyok for in regarded.
"I}uoino3a faduroa coniinuo to make
favorablo comparisons with previoua
wooka ht'd years, tlio tota1 for tho woek
jiiat ended numboring 'JjS, agauuH U01
in tho correspond mg weok.of !S!I7.
"ft* port a of wheat fall fehghtly below
lix^t wook'a reduced total, aggregating
for tho woek 1 1 i>, /??>?! bushels, against
3, HUH, Ofli) bushels lust week, and i
0(K) bnahoiH in tho corresponding week
of IHO?'.
"Corn exports show a pain, nmonnt- j
ing aa I hoy ii<> to ?!, fiOS, 000 bushels, i
against ?1,101,0'") bushels lust woek, j
and 1, 1 00, 0JJ0 buahols in thia woek u
year ago.
"l'auk cloarings continue to point to
an imnionse business doing in the
country at large, in n total uggrogfttiug
for the week 8 1, 4554, 000, 000, less than '?
per con t. smaller than last week."
TAKIXO OF TESTIMONY 10\1>KI>.
i'rc*?l<lent .Spe/icor, of (lie Soufhc\rn,
pcollnrs to Aiis a vol' Quest ions .
At Salisbury, N. C. , tho hearing of
tho case of tho State of North Caro
lina against tho Sou them Railway in
the North Carolina Had road lease was
resumed before Special MaatcrJCraig on
tho 1 1th.
President Spencer, of tho Southern,
was examined regarding the earnings,
expenses and other ilotails of the sys
tem; but declined to state the amount
of hia salary or those of tho other gen
eral ollicorn.
I'hia ends the taking of testimony.
It will besent to Judge Siuionton, of
tho Circuit Court, for bin decision as to
whether thero was a fraud in tho making
to tho Southern Railway of the lease
for ninety-nine years of tho North
Carolina iiailr oad, which belongs to the
State.
Sunday Hue ln>? Dofpiitcd,
At St. T.ouip, Mo., ft'tor three days of
work, tlio national assembly of the
l,"nTtip of Amoriom Whoolnion tho
nil important quosiion of local option
m tho matter of Sunday racing was
a<r?in defe&ted. An amendment pro
viding that Stuto divisions bo ^rrnsi to< i
tho ri<?ht to determine for themsolvoa
whotlicr or not Sunday bicycle raeos
aro to 1>? pnrmittod u-as introduced but
defeated by en votes.
Hnttlelteld l'ark Hill Approved.
The Governor of Virginia ban ap
proved tho l>ill incorporating tho Hat- j
tloflebl I'aik Association, of FrO'ler
ickeburg and vicinity.
AkaI'isI Ilomo Quarantine.
Tho not roault of the three days' sea
son and extondo !? deliberation of tho
quarantine convention at Mobile, Ala.,
is a square declaration in, favor of n
national and uniform quar^atino ay litem
that will mako impossible another snob
disgraceful exhibition ai m.nked the
last yellow feve* epidemio in the South
orn States.
A Hotel Clinrtc#?4r''
The Hwananooa Hotel Company of
Asheville, X. O., ha* been chartered.
Capital $7,000.
m> Suuk at Sea. ,
The Big Netherlands-American bout
" Veen d am. " for Potterdam from Xew
York, was lost at sea Feb. 0. The Amer
ican liner "St. Louis," brought her
passengers and crew safely into port at
New York. The "Veendam** had nine
oabia patMJiiter s >nd s hundred nnrH
eighteen steerage passengers and a
crew 9f.j9jghtjfl.Ya. - AlL.war* s**e4r
yiw in vtrTrt*n&,rr
Fire daelroyetUha Ha*fr binding at
ClsraUad. <V Tua Idas ia estimate ! *1
W>: tmyjirwrt <oararad by &
997*00
im* m ?
* vVt?/ '
! SNAPSHOTS AT THE NEWS,
The South,
By a decisive vote in the Virginia
House the b^l to fo*o?t?bliih tho whip- |
ping post was defeated.
J. W. Rico was arrosted at ttoano?,
Va , eWgod with counterfeiting 5 cent
nick el a.
President Androwa, of Brown Uni- ;
voraity, will deliver the commencement
ttddresa at Wake Forest College, May :
21.
Tho North Caroliua penitentiary will
ptit in cultivation t>00 acre* of rice laud
near Wilmington.
Tho iuoublriul reports from Woat
Virginia are encouraging. '1 ho woolen
industry alono givoa employment to
a, oou pooplo.
Ifov. Wm. Meado Claike, of Rich
mond, has declined to accept a pro
fobsothhip in the Virginia Theological
Seminary.
Arthur Garvey, of Rooky Mount,
N. C. , had his jugular vein novored by
falling through a pane of glasa at Rich*
mond, Va. if o bled to death from tho
wound.
At Camden, B. C. , the jury in tho
raso of ?T. llalo Btenhonson, a mer
chant, on tho chargo of assault on Miss
Josne W. Avraiitn, a 15-voar old g?rl,
hist Reptember, resulted in a mistrial,
and fttephouson was admitted to bail in
tho sum of 3a, 000.
The Atlanta (Ga.) Federation of
Tradrs condemn the movement for a
Southern Confodoyacy of Labor. One
of the principal reasons given is that it
will roault ju renewing the bitterness
and hatred cauacd by the Into war and
will divide the country into factions,
i Bevon couucilmon wero pent to jail at
Covington, Ky. , for contempt of court.
John W. Carroll, one of the wealthiest
tobacco manufaoturera in thin country,
died at his home in Lynchburg, Va.
Near Wadeaboro, N. C. , a (jolored
girl, six years old, was burned tcf death.
Post master J. II. Polk was murdered
and his otoro at Goodwin, Ga. , robbed
by unkuowu assassins.
In tho Virginia Legislature a bill has
boon passed incorporating tho Prod -
oricksburg ftattletield Park Associa
tion.
At LosingtoD, Ky. , a crowded stair
way gave way, resulting in tho injury
of ten colored persons, one or two of
whom are oxpootod to die.
In revenge for being ordered to coaso
his visits to his daughtor, Poter Ploffer
was shot and killed by .John Scholleld,
at Louisville, Ky.
Two well-diggers at Lexington, N. ,
C. , woro entombed by tho bricks of tho
Bicto giving way, and died beforo roa
cucrs could rchch them.
Tho Louisiana Constitutional conven?
tion, at New Orleans, will amend the
euflrago laws and diefrauohiso many
nogroes.
Tho Virginia Slate Senato, aftor cut
ting down the appropriation from $15U, ?
000 to &1UO.OUO ordered to its engross
ment tho bill providing for enlarging
tho cell accommodations of tho peni
tentiary. The money is to corno out of
future earnings of tho prison.
Ucforo the South and West Com
mercial Congress, at Tampa, Fla. ,
tJov. Goo. W. Atkinson, pt \\ est Vir
ginia, mado a lively speech on tho won
wonderful resources of tho South.
t'ol. Thomas 1!. Moore, of Bourbon
county, Ky., has challenged Doaha
Breckonridge, son of Col. W. C, 1'
Breckonridgo, to a duel.
In Henrico county, Virginia, Mr. I?.
I/. Montaguo, a lawyer of Richmond,
was shot in tho head nnd back by J. (
Bailey, a farmer of tho 'county and
plaintiff, though not seriously wound
ed. Mr. .Montaguo, in company with
.Sir. II. A. BaundoiH, went out in the
country to bo {present at tho salo of
Bailey's farm, under a deed of trust.
Bailey, who lias twico boon in an in
sano aayliiiii, had arincd himself with
[wo shot suns, and uot only iired upon
.Mr. Montague, with tho above result,
but mado Sir. Maunders doliver up his
watch nnd overcoat, lie subsequently
retuvned tho watch.
The North.
Stato Senator Robert J. Ilanby, of
Pelawnre, if) <load.
Hon. Win J. Bryan mado a speech on
Abraham Lincoln at Lincoln, Neb., on
tho l'Jtb.
'J lie State Hoard of Arbitration bas
sustained tbo demands of striking min
ors in tbo Northern Colorado district.
Tho New York board of heaUh'a esti
mnto cf tho population of tho coneoli
datcd city gives a total of 3, -i.'W, 899.
Tho milling induBtrv of tho North
west ia vigorously pushing the bill to
punish adnltei ationa of flour.
j John Williams, a Democratic leador
in Bartholomew county, Ky., was fdiot
and killed in a quarrel ny James Lewis.
Mrs. Mary Masoliin, who kept a New
York boarding houso, has been Font to
tho workhouse for beting food on
which *ho fed her lodgers.
Students at tho University of Michi
gan will no longer smoko on the cam
pus or in the corridors, in obedienco to
demands of the girl pupils.
Train robbers woro Reared from an
Iron Mountain train near Bismarck,
Mo. , by tho passengers. after atoniing
valuables from ouo inau.
Bookor T. Washington, of Alabama,
?was ouo of tho sr-eftkers at tho meeting
of tho Armstrong Association, nt New
York, on tho I v?t h. This n*8oointion
for furthering neirro industrial educa
tion and promoting the work of Hamp
ton Institute. Kx-Presirient Cleveland
was expected, but did not attend.
? I?
31 Isoellnneous.
The steamer "feofio" scilcd from Vio
tori^{, B. C., on the 9th with KM) min
ers for Klondikp.
TI40 Unaed "Rtatea is said to have
had ovor 4(>,()0(X0o0 hogB at the begin
ning of tho yoar 18!)?. Iowa nlono hav
ing nearly -1,000,000.
Tho oxtensivo milling industry of tho
Northwest is organizing to Becnro fa
vorable action ou tho "pure flour" bill
introduced by\Fearce, of Missouri.
Kvangelist Tftoody, ^vho is holding a
roviral at Monti?al. haa received S,KV>
from a man who enpfraudod the customs
of that sum.
It has been decided to sand ten com
panie* of troops to Dt?a and Skaguav,
Alaska, immediately for tha nurnose of
preserving ordcT and protecting li/a and
property.
. V
Washington Jottings..
The National Congress of Mothers
will meet in Washington in May.
Washington spcciat says: The ma
jority report in the contested election
caae of Thorp va Epea from the Fonrth
Virginia dist "
?eraea JBpee?
givea Tharp
A n?*attfu1 Olil'i Affliction,
from l\* VtrtxilUl* /'? t
Tb? Tudkora of Vori?lUoj, In4., ULo nil
lond parent*, ar? ooioplutijl/ wrapped UI*
a t iitlr ohlldrou, Tht>1r daughter Luoy, lu
particular, has given then much contra,
IIi? U llfluon, aud from i ttrong, hMlthy
ilrl, thrao v?ar* bgo, had b^ona? weaV aud
lopt falling off In flt?.->h, until ?ho hooaiua a
r<?r? Balaton. Hlie to :<avo no Ufa
it #|l, Ifer blood beouioH lmpttr? and Anally
?iio beoaiao the v!otlm ol iituvoua proatra.
lion, Doctor* <UI not help bar, Most of
ihe thnrt aha was confined to hod, was ter/
awrvou.i and Irritable, and tuH'rritsd on the
fCK4 0? B(, Vllu?' daii'io,
"Onft morning," witi' Mra, 2*uokor, "the
ioetot to!d u* to g.lvo hft 1) r. witilaion Pink
PUU fox i'aly I'coido, which b%tL*o?xiit witli
alr?. ita'eajd ho waa tronlMtja aitnll-treaao
with th*3a r>UU and thoynvela curing t It 0
on; I' im. Wo lu'gan ffiQ ; I! In ami Ulft
aoxt day could too a oUaftgo for tho hotter.
Piscusidl Their Daughter '? Cane for //our#.
Tho dootor camfl am! wan surprised to doe
tuoii un improvement. Ho told ua to koep
giving hor tho medlolae. \V<) gave her one
pill uftor o<nh meal until eight boxes had
Loan UBo?t wUo?i t?!to wa* woii, blie hns not
been 3lok stnoo, nud wo have no lour of tho
old trotfblo returning. Wo think tho euro
almoiit miraculous."
. I'nANK Tccreh,
Mna. Frank Tucker.
Subscribed arxl sworn to beforo mo this
23th day ot April, 1*07.
Uuojt JoaNsoN, Suffice of the rcace.
Theso pills are wonderfully effective In
tho treatment of nil dUoosw* ftrlaiug from
impure blood, or #1> uttered nervo force.
'A'hoy i% r<? adapted toyou'15 or old, and may
be bad at any drug store.
Flowers Anewvroil liuth l*urpo?r?,
A certain young widow of indlanap
olls who bad Ju-it chauged her wecd/i
for brighter hucu gave a dinner party
not long ngo. Tho rooms wero decor
is ted with a great profusion of flow
ers. Rosea in m usees were on the mau
tela and the dinner tablo fairly blos
somed?In fact, the abundance of flow
ers was untuunl. Ono of the guests
could restrain her curiosity no longer,
and when tho dessert Wfl3 brought In
Bald: "Well, Mrs. Blank, you're rather
spreading on tho flowers to-night."
"Yes," replied the fair widow brightly,
"but to-morrow I am going to take
them out to Crown 11111 and put theia
oa poor Tout's grave."
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Autumn FesHvn's.
Autumn festivals are on the Incrertft?
in America. This year has produced
hn unusual numl>er of "prosperity fea.
?thals," "pageants" and "carnivals."
iPome of these, as the "Festival of the
Veiled IYophet" In St. Ix>uls, and tho
"Parade of tho Priests of Pallas" In
IvansfiB City, with their gorgeously com
turned "Kings" and "Queens" aiul
:"Malds of Honor," nre time-honored In
stitutions, whose popularity with euor
jraous numbers of plain people shows
that a democracy ennnot, "or at least
docs not, end ton to. t h& average man's
love of glitter, pomp and ceremonial.
It Is easy to sneer at such festivals as
'chlldlsli and unmeaning. -In a meas
ure tho 5?amo thing could be Bald of ev
ery ceremonial, whether civic, military
er religions, that appeals t;o powerfully
ii> the human Imagination, and through
'which t.ho racc Is riftj?e?V*b> 1 !?<? Joftiesty
jhclghts of patriotf-m, rai^V r.nd moral
lily. Unless w6 rtfe to become a nation
(of plodders and nionev gptrcrs we must
j lea rn io piny as welf as work, and It Is
'well to encourage this side of the Amer
ican character, ??
OKA ENJOYS
Both tho method ana results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and aota
gently yet promptly on tho Kidneys,
Liver and lJowcls, cleanses tho sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head
aches and fovers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is tho
only romedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to tho taste and ac
ceptable to tho stomach, prompt in
its aotion and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agroeahlo Rtibstances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and hfve mado it the most
popular romedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in 50
oont bottles by all loading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not havo it on hand will pro
on re it promptly for any one who
wishes to try ft. Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIO SYRUP CO.
9AM ntAH019C0, CAL
lovmtui. Kt. M?W rout, nr.
HOW To Grow
Spoilt Cotton at a Profit
Plow tfco Utf Imp with * CHATTANOOGA CHILLED
PLOW* wfcfch will ctro ? *tw *oll ?ad fijya w ilt lt.ilon.A0
mofctot* ?r*!n*rfe?i% niiirt dirattu U tt> ttww U M>
Imnl wttk a CMTTMOO0I WBtOfL TVO*, M Ml tt?
tetter. Kngnlm A* fcmt 0? If tew ** ? ? 1
i?temiO?B?Fi(f& 7~~<
CHATTANOOGA PLOW
* *'"?r ^?ri ifer ? ? - - ?
y?umi?bt OALL&. <t
ftititA* Horn Bound* a Warntu* Wuto
to tho Unre4rea??tl.
Doing our i?pst u
UH God fiiiltS.
Tho pruued
limb Is ?eldora
tbo one that
dies.
A wine tnftn'a
, inlatiikc-8 are the
J capital of hi? ex
pel If l?Cd.
v-^ Tho greatest
9U> d*H?d* Hid ?1 ? ? r ? o
l.y thoao w h o
nro tho lwist
conscious that the y aro groat.
If our eyca were brighter, th# stars
would bo brighter.
Disposition Is the mint that coins our
Oomfortg or their counterfeit?.
"To err la human." That Is sound
doetrluo; nor is It hard to live up to.
Bomo people aro baptized simply to
War tho world eay, fyO, how pious;"
The man who will do good aa ho hoa
opportunity will be busy ovcry day.
The man who knows nothing except
what ho has learned from book*, 13
fcoorljk educated.? Haw'a Horn.
Microbe Canaua liaUlneo*.
Baldnew Is caused by a microbe, ac
cording to Dr. K. HabauAfd, tho famoui
French dermatologist. Tho emlneul
physician has for many yearn held hi*
presont theory on tho subject of bald
THIS C^UBRB BAl.TKVKSA.
nees, and for the past three years h<
has been engaged In waking culturei
of tho microbes and in performing ex
periments "with them. He now sayi
that If a doHtroyer Is found for the ml
crobo no ono need bo bjxld.
When a man's love grows cold h?
should jStit his arm around her and
warm her up.
! will cure well, have a bright,
! rich color and flavor, with good
j burning properties, if liberally
j supplied with a fertilizer con
taining at least 10 % actual
in the form of sulphate,
j The quality of tobacco is im
; proved by that form of Potash.
j Our book.i will tell you just what to use.
I They nre free. Send for them.
] GERMAN KAI.I WORKS.
93 NnMau St., New York
bu demonstrate ten thousand
time* that it 1* almost infallibla
FOR WOMAN'S
PECULIAR
WEAKNESSES.
Irregularities and derangements.
It has becorao th? lending remedy
for thin class of tronhles. It exert a
a wonderfully healing, strengthen*
ing and soothing Influence bpon
the menstrual organs. It cures
"whites' ' and falling of tho womb.
It stops flooding ana relisve* tup*
pressed and palatal raenatroatlon.
For Change of LiXo It ia the b?a*
medicine made. It la beneficial
during pregnancy, and helps to
bring children into homes barren
for years. Jt Invigorates, stlinu* *
lates, strengthens the whole sys
tem. This grant remedy is ottered
to all afflicted women. Why will
any woman anffer another minute
with certain relief within reach t
. Wine of Cardui only costs 11.00 per
bottle at your drug store.
For mdvit4, <n cat** rev ufrtng iwrial dtrtc
tUmt. ?iti finny rgmv torn*, tfu "Cadirt'
Advitcry Drpcrtmrnt," Tht Chattanooga Mtd
iclM Co., CtafUmooga, It mn.
Be*. I. W, SMITH, Camden, S. C.. says:
"Mr?i*fe used Wine of Cartful st heme
tor falling ol tht womb and U ?stirsty
curse her."
PIUM, MORPHINE, WHISKEY, GO
irinOTa te
c&sv xacurRuJJS; iujr"MA*
H
PKKftOftAfc.
This treatment rectores the DiM**e4
Nervous System to ita Noruicl Coad.i? I
tion Result?a j>erfeot cure of thl L
Liquor or tlio Morjykino Habit. Hay#
you not u friend wlio needs the cure ?
Dotailed information mailed oa ep?
plication.
Tub Kbelby Institvth ov 8. 0.,
(or UOX 37) GtySlNVlLLS, 8. 0.
? ? AffCWd TMB ? ?
COMMERCIAL School,
BPAIlTANBtlllO. tl-C.
n COMMERCIAL School,
_ Jl'l Jit ~ '(i tiu.nsTov, s. o.
I.AiSfrfl, Ci st !vuitlj>I'?U and oil 1 v* m^to-dat#
iluaiit<-a? in liic fiau- of is .
Wl I to ful'
CHICKENS-" MONEY
For 25a, In stamps wo send a 100 i'AOE ftOOK
jlfrtvlng the experience of ft practial Poultry
RrtUer?aot ftn amuturo, but a man working
?for dollars and co> ti ri aqr 18 year*. It
umhen how to Detect aud Cure Disease^
Foi-d for Ews also tor Fattening, which
i ?P<?wls to Have (or Br^linKJ ?Vf?rythinj
qulslto fox profitable poultry raising. B(
I PUmdSHlNC* CO, 134 Leonard Btrt
Now York.
i SAW MILLS.
If you ueod a saw mill, any size, wrlta
J mo before buying elsewhere, I hftvo
the m?wt complete lino of mills ot any
dealer or manufacturer in the South.
CORN MILLS.'
Very highest srade Stones, at unusual
ly low prlc&s,
WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY,
Tinners, Moulders, Kdger*, R?*Saw?,
Land SAws, Laths, cto.
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Tnlbott and Llddell.
Engloborg Iiico Iluller, la Stoolr, quick
delivery, low prices.
V. C. BADHAM,
1 No. 1320 Main St., Columbia, 6. 0.
SOMETHING NE3M.
Ml! Urn MM.
EEPING abreast with
the inventions of this
age, we, by modern ma
chinery, compress our
powdered Dr. 3VI. A. Sim
mons' LiveV Medicine into
tablets and sugar coat
them.
Consumers can either
swallow the tablets whole
or chew them up and swal
low with water. The
candy sugar coating ex
cludes the air, protects the
purified medifcine from
microbic influences, pre
vents the possibility of
! deterioration from atmos
pheric changes, insuring
perfect parity and full
strength when taken, anjj
makes it pleasant to
take as candy. Tablets
contain only the powdered
Liver Medicine, same as
sold in packages by Dr.
M. A. Simmons and we
his successors, since 1840*
Pri? 23 C?Bt? p?r. fokftft.
C. F. Simmons Madlclaa Co.,
PROPRIETORS i
f St. Louis, 1V1o?
MBit thl*
?dr. iluag.
B N. U. Ha 7.? 'ML