Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Great Brlt&'.u o rive Hans. Ill aliOt^t Hi bain has t* flas--. - the royal fttnodard, the union jack, the merchant Hag, the naval ensign And tho blue ensign, the flag of the naval mwnve. The union Juok is hoisted by colonial governors anil each colony shown a different badge. It takes long ?raetlce and constant study to Identify every British flag that one would nee lit a voyago around tho world. -Chicago vrrlbuue. _ Tho Bellly group contain about forty Islands, only five of which aro Inhabit * A Fireproof Mat. A Gorman of Munich haa Invenled * fireproof mat, consisting of asbestos fibres, which when applied lu good time, will extinguish a tiro or allow persona to approach easily for tho pur pose of turning on water or rescuing property without risk of burning. ( A tunnel under tho slralts of Olbral 1 tar, la ^ropoefed by Mr. Herller, who lately drove tho tunnel under the Seine fox tho so>Y*go disposal of Purls. It! Lcaruo With Undertaker*. ' Medical circles In Merlin are much nglt&ted over a statement "tundo bv o prominent physician of that city to th<? effect that nurses in tho private ho* pltals ore In league with tho under takers, who distribute among thetn circulars offering ao much as $-5 by way o(?gratulty for a good Job. America's Hcst Products. Tho value of all the gold, silver, cop per, Iron, co'..] and lead mined every year In America Is oxceeded by i ??'* products of tho forests. Kven the com bined wheat and colon crop la le.ss in value than the forest products. A Haunted Railroad Car. Every one has heard of haunted houses, but tho railroad men know 1/ untied cars us well. l*'or Instance, tho Ix)ulsvllle and Nashville there la a caboose known as "H"*,'' which tarries 011 In tbo most supernatural manner. What do you s;ty to a caboose 'that suddenly begins to shake and tthlver like a man with tho ague, and t]?ls, too, when it is standing alone on a track? My informant solemnly as serted, also that "1U08" is subjut t to Attacks of hysteria. It Jumps up and 'down without tho slightest provoca tion. lie says i( did the mo*t temai li able thing, however. 0110 day near Richmond, Ky. It was standing on a Biding with all brakes set. All at once It started and ran up gri/ *?- over an qui bank uiuu t Into a Held. r.lfu Imii'I Worth Living t.i> oin< who j)iir?!rs the innddeidntj aicony <?! lu/.eiiut. Tatter mid sn.h li rltiit i nwr. 1 1 . ?? I n_r bkhi dlsic.isft. I'.verj romclne-H* of the r-K n from u simple. jdiap In I i t. tor and l< kv'" .on. , uvon (it loiiK stand lint Ih ? ?? >1 ? 1 1 > 1 tetv, ipii I* i v Wild -lllelv I'llli'il by Ti'lli'l li"'. I* romfoi (? WOl'tll t'jl t'l'liN I ? I > Oil? 'I tint's Hie pll(f Tctt erine a I <1 1 iiu ?-( 1 >res, i>r h y mai | I < ? i pi ? > in .'jtainpa from J. T. .Sbuptitiu". Savannaii.tia. Hoston liua uatnMlshod n nt u n l?'i | ?l liiboia tory. , The New York I.ihIk'"" ?* now MiffOrfKf u 1 1 v ?(i|<l l.y bright boys and Kill-*. w If Huh enrn many valaahlo pi ^ryium:'. I w>> cents | > f ? ? 1 1 1 oil each ' *<> | *y Mold. No money retjtiired in int\ illicit. Send mono and address f ? = r '?mil .*nt!lt, Itii'lielitit; Premium l.i-t. t > ISotuirt ll.ninei H Hon.*. ladder Hiilldtni.*. 1UII >%' 1 1 llfiiii St. , \'. V <lty. In jllinol.'i (luring th? pn*t vnr l|H <"..nl liihe^ were 'it>an<|i>iie t and 7'.' n i i 1 1 0|>nnt'd, llrmity I* lllood I>rrp. Clonn blood IIIIVIIIH a clc.m skin. No beauty wit In nil it. I .ihrnrclN, ( au?l\ ( itli.u* tic: dc. 'in your blood and keep ?' < lean, by Klii i in^ up the lazy livci and dro lug all on jt'ii il ics I rum I lie body. Ilr^in t ? ? c 1 1 > lo liaiu.ili punplcs. hulls, i,|ot< 1 ? s. bl.ukli< ids, ami timt hn kly luhmn romplexnui by 1.?Uiii? < 'aBcaii'ts, -beauty f?>r ton cciit>*. Alld:ujj? gists, Bat Ibfact iolJ jjliio anti cd, li)c, ?.n , r.uc. ?j'jio "li(.? trt?i ' <>f .lamaka ^rnvvs and tfirlvi'H for montlis att> r Im-Ihk api iioti'd and exjiofip'! tf? tli'1 sun, ? Hriuthlnii Svrup:? an.l oitv.-r liho roiiudios only lull t- ipiii l and h1>m-i?. I>u| l?H. F K I 'i"S I fKiniN \ ' I I'.l1. 1 1 1 1 N ? J I ' i W - MKItsi Aids Ui?vM?;oM. H?*i;iil.tii"? On" Mow <?! s i a i ,'s t lu? i li ild a od rrilit"- 1 ?-,? ! 1 1 i n ?; ?* n - s Mild f.n Hi.- . Ii i Id's sail.- v?; IImmu .it on. i?. It Is naitl that hi many Welsh vill i--;* tin" yew tre?5 and the church are of the .??leii'." iiw, the olio being planted when Hie otlier was built. ?% No-To Sur for IMfty Crnfn. ? t\uarantfe<t tobacco hatut cure maUen wrfiU ttiCll Slruiiw. blood puic. 6UC.I1 Ail ill uUtilSWV t he Montreal OUt. hi < >' has ma b> an ar rnngenmnt with 'In" town 1 1 1 \ .-iiley lie hi . ? oie, , aiel will ere.'t a new mill tlieio. I Don't Tohnrro Spit nntl Suidko Yntir 1 Iff Ar?*y. To ijiiit tobacco o:istly nn.l forever, tic mac rietic. full of life, nerve and v!?;<>r, take No l o liac, t lie wonder worlii r. that maU'-s weali m< n Rtroug. All .li ui'i:ists, fA" oi f|. < 'ure Kuuran* lei d UooUlct mid Hiiinplfl flee. A.Mres.1 Bicilliin Kt-uiedy Co., Cliouuo or Now VoiU. A htn' k eomi any is beinjf <>ri:aiii/.? d in J-'ort Hunter, N. V.. to iiianu'n 1 1. 1 ?? Ki.it to -Is. Mr. Trent, late ..f the Fort Hunter MllV Will he Hll| < rilitendent. Scrofula Swellings Health W.is Very Poor But Hood's ? Sarsaparilln Han Curnd Her. " My !in?l .?< T?tfii la <?? h?r ii<v?V ? ??rf ' (ht health wn-i v??ry | r . B!i? (II I ti"! ol taiii la-tlnK ^ ? ?i ? ? f i ? ? 1 1 HHvllfliif.'- ii (i f vi >Ii<? b''KH'i tukuiK' II I ^ Hiir.-n | >;i r 1 1 ' -i . "I*: i r?-?? IkiUIcm <>f llili i:i<-.ll ?oin?? ''iitiri'ly <? ii r?*?l ht-r aii'l "li" ha.* in-Vnr I r ? j I I wllli iifira > I n ? ? ?? I li,n? ifrront Jill ill In II I's s.n~ri|in tlla " Mr*. ?Ii. D. WCiicr, Itiiili. N. \ Hood's Sarsaparilla la Ami'riea'nOrrali'Hl Mcillcirir. 5); hIx for $"> Hood's Pills euro .ill livui ills. ?'? < out-* Lazy Liver harr bcrta tronbtrd a grrat dent With m torpid liver, which produces coustlpa tlon. I foun?l CA^CAKKTS to be nil you claim for aiul MM-^rcU hucIi relief Uio lltst trial, that I purchased another Htipply ami rra? com pletely cuiod I shall only be too ?;Uortuiiity I* printed." J. A Smith SPWSujuiuebaniift Are , I'hllndulj.hta, Pa. CANDY CATHARTIC tw a o ? mmm mwm nfrwmo j I UULl ? - . ? - Fine Looking Serjeants and lush ing Corporals ESCORTING BEAUTIFUL LADIES ? ? ? V i v l*r eminent Koutiiie* of Kill 1 1 \'<i? 'A Inland Unity Itoutliic tlu* I'nnlt N?l uu rii|ilcasaiit One, Sullivini H Inland in now putting on milliner uirH mid boKinuiu^ to show daolt as a ro.;oit, uiul the Mimmoi slanders aio 1)0^ i lining In roali/.o that tt is a iuI!ji;? pleasant tinner to have a s'uii ison uii tho island, with tlf attend *nl blind n^yn lisle, it>? flow <1 of I > I it o ami whito nuifoiniod ollicors uu ? I men, its ? llll 80 1 gUll, MOlO'cIl lltflll, <1 parades All d Initio culls. Tbo j.;an ison iHulwa.VH iloinu hiiiih tliinj,', ami there Ik novor nil hour when the ntreot* are entirely deported, as wa ? oft on tho case before the soldiers cu.iiu. IKivnlwnvs interesting to ^o down by IhO liltlo will to can wis <? : ty at tho parade ground and hoo what tlio ro^n'at ? of ('omp'ioy K or tlio vol n n tool's of tho heavy buttery aio doiiiK- * tho way otio is imru to moot a lino looking seroennt or corporal per foi nt 1 1 1 x iioino such Imav v dutv aa carrying a paiu?ol ovoi upictly <ihl, or pel haps acting as ntolivo power for a I'f* i am hit I a t or, while tho niothor walks by his side. 4 ? ?- ? Mi'Pmv Heuril I'loio Alter ko von I eon yours John Mo.J'ow, who committed ono of tho most t.on?a t lonul hoiii icidos in tho Honsational hts tot y of tho revenue borvico in tho Sou thorn mountain country, has loon hoard from. Ilo in in a far Western Slato and uudor an -issumed iiihuo is pros ( >011 ii K ami li\iu^ tho lifo of n^ood tili/on. His victim was I ?o|'iity t 'ol loctor Hraylon, hi other of l.llory VI. liinyion, tno woll known Kopuhlicuu loader, of < 'oluui hni. Mcl'ow lived noar ( 'out lal, in I'uUoiis coiintv, and was Hii.spucl ed of illicit distilling. .Mr. lira vlon wont io his hoiiHrt in early inoiiiinir of tho spring of 1MX|, nceotii pained by a posse. I tie house was tin rouiidod. Mrl?ow, in response to a demand for a Hurmiidor, liicl from a window of his houso witiiarillo, shoot int? lira v ton through tho heart, kill ing him instantly. Tho possoo Hod in a panic and Mi I'ow, with a io;;io who livod on his placo and wax as desperate as hiinsolf, pursued, nduiy into tho tow ii of Central w ith his mm l.yiiitf across tho poiiitnol of his taddlo and ? l?* f \ 1 1 1 m tho authorit ios. I >ri \\ ii ('<) In Mt?" ( 'a nal. John Cooper, a voting white man, wan ilrow ni"l in tho caual at Columbia. I ho accident ocetii rod tioiu tluH'olutn lua, Ntwboiry and I. milt lis railroad hit l;?ri\ Mr. I oop*1 r, with a pally of fi lends, wont in tho cuna! t ? lako a w mi, ii ud every tli in,; went mol l ily enough for a while. I ho day was \er\ win m and the party found |.;ioat pleas n i o in tho cool inn w utoi s of t ho st renin. Air. ('oopci was oil a liltlo distance Ironi tho others, w hoy suddenly ho w as recti to sink. 1 1 is frmtiVla went raiu lly tu Ins a-^'tstauco. hut it was some time iu?foro In* ) mm ly could 1)1) folllld \\ llOU it sn as discovered and l>rou,jht a-^hoi o ovoi v o if or t nt rosu sell at io n wit made, hut it was too late, as tlio yotitifj mail was dead. ^es \'rrteli?tdeS tClllllllPtC Stinrt. Thu oontiiiited dry Weather nt Spar, tauhnrx is ^ottuiLT lo ho lather nciioiih t liiK.h'ns ui e ladiu^ tupidly, 'fii<? sup pi v of \ e^ol ii bios from Irmk putcbeH hai been cut oil. Tito pastures and uu cultivated liolds uro nearly us hurieii as they m o in I December, ("ouiitrv pro dileo is vei v Ci'arco. It is (ho middle of Juno and tlio best ynrdoners in the I 'iodmont aio living on cannod floods ami ^reen vc^otahlos nhippod from tho lower part of tho Stato and I loridii. J.\ en thooarlv apples on tho uiarkot ait; alnxist dry and not much larger t h n u onlinai y plums. I 'ay after tliiv passes without clouds, with tho loin peia'uio iis to tle^ioes. Tho wheat, whore hai vested is almost dry enough to ki ind. ? SmijU|?ov Scare iit an ICii'l I M s. Kiirlo Hoo/er, M. I ' . , J. VV . I 'iihcoc/i . !* I. I i. , ' l. I i. I ho ni as, I'll. ( J , , a'ol .l./S. \Jiii lor, oxoeu 1 1 vo com iii 1 1 tee tl/x ol ii m hm, S (' , hoard of heal t h, liirvo issued the folhiwin^ stiitemeiit I ho oxectll ive comuiiltee of tho hoat tl of health I'ojf to pit'itcnl to tho public the follow i ;;r: aiblitioniil ieport iii^jnid i ii x t lie sin a 1 1 pox sit nation in < 'o! u m hi a. Sinct'oiii last weekly report, Saturday, I ii ii ?? I Itli. we liavo bad no new ciiicm. It li-. 1 1 1 ? - 1 t'foi e, thi' opininliof tlio cum inittee tiiut wo can from this fact de clare the it-ceil' Mnallpox epidemic at a n en I, Work <> I t ti <? ( ll.i i ii < . a ii < haii'iiiiiu K roeg, of tlio 1 ?> aid of commissioner 's for tho miiuagonioii t of i'o ii v it'! ??, hu-t r< n I nn j I livl In Miiyor* >v* 1 1 1 V III. ot ' ) I II I los I > i II , tilt* lOpOlt III tho win ii i i ? ? 1 1 1? hi tlio chain gatij; 1 1 1 1 r nig tlio i ?:i -s I year. I * 1 1 ?? report makes mi tn tiM e t mg st ml v fur l hose who like 10 keep truc k of the law-breakers, and 11 shows that t lie chap-< from tlio poll. '0 courts ate doini; their share towards im oroving tho st reel ?? of t hecity. I ho report mivh there have been received during 'lie year thirt v foin white ami ;l7i eoloreil convict*, uml the average t'Ofi I ottvieli OOtvii'l .per dai during the year (not including Sunduyai was 21 \ cents; last yo.tr the cost was tv' cents per con viot. Itiimli'il U'liroltuiixo ill (.aureus. While the times arc dull ami any tiling hut buoyant, ye t a new enter prise Inn* heen put upon its foot in tho last few days at Laurens. A bonded wareliotiKo is to he built at once, w ith a capital of $20,000, for the (dorado of farm products. ai:aiu?t which ceitifi cates can bo issued, which will be a ba?is of credit, giving to producer a tho nteanft of holding their crops and sell ing at- their option All tho Mock ban lv.en taken and a site pocured, as well as a charter. It 18 thought a good thiugfortho farmers, city aud inves tors. ? ? ????- ? Siinimcrvltle In tlto l*lnce. An a remit of thovinitof tho Mndo/, ?oua commission Charleston haft a flat tering prospect of having a eainp of froin ten lo twenty thousand troop*, if Yiot in the' city it*elf, at least in her fttiburb in the pines; her boasted health resort, Snmmerville. There is abso lutely no {irospect of haviug the caotp located in the city proper, for there is not enonsrh open ground for camping end drill purpose* in the city, a thons ?nd w fifteen handiffi wwdwittf rw quired for a camp of the (ito proposed; (but there la nil the room no?l the. Tory beet location that oonld be 1*4 in ftuMMtrill* 9 W r SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS. l.t'M IIKlt PLANTS KNLAK<?Kt> I ksj^ihh I'M r in h In Uoorftet ow u I1-*- ! tend Ttioli* HuhIiicsh '11j a pinning mill recently ?looted hy ? tho ( lardnvr <V l.uey Lumber Company ?a now in operation, ami i* a l>is? nddi? I lion to their already largu plant, I heir lodging plant, contiiatin^ ? ? f olio of t lio latest unproved "pull boata," with a lldllhU IidhI l"l lilt* accommodation ol tlio opei aloi h, loft fwi Ui6 l't'0 I *eo iiivoj, where they will begin at on 00 to got logs fi mil tlio a w ampB, not bem^ dependent any longer upon tlio fronhont io float tho I'?^h out I hia largo mill plant Ints l>eon idiul down lor inoro than two Hi on tli h, owing ti? lack of logH. M ocaiii. Doyle, 'flioikor ?V J'oyle, who have been opeintiug a attw mill plant ut olivet, on tlio lilaok liiver, liavo pur cIiuhoiI the properly known at tho I'ulnitttto Cyprtiaa < 'urn f nil v aito, mid. will at oii<'ti begin to huild a largo, flint cIiihh ?a ?s mill plant, liolh cirouhti and hand, tho niuehinoi v for which ban al ready boon purcha-ifld and will ho horo Vfcry noon. I liia site in olio ot tiio llnoat in tho Month. boinj{ located oh till) livei front on thin aide and on tlio Winyah Hay ou tho oth*r. Ituihe intention of tins llrm to ?aw ov pruna and pino lumber of all ^indua and di meiiHioiiH. f hoy will incorporate the hiiaiiiea* nndor tlio naiito of tlio \\ inv ah I .nm hoi' ( '01111 any. ??? Marlon llol fur I'rolil I ? I < Inn. The I'lohihitioiiiRtH of Marion con 1'itv mot in thu/ourl floiiao and Kolocted three omid0Ritoa, whom they propoae In plut'O before tlio I biiuooi at ic vyli^rs at the approaching primary, a a suitable peraoiiH to ho voted foi m members of the Moiiho of WoproHeutati vom. I lie gontleiOen aoliM't od in e Momhi s. I{. 1 \ I f amor, Jr., of Cutiitichnol township; Shepherd. I'. liavia, of Howell townahip, and (ivurgo It lleave.i, of ItoaveH townnhip. I h? "vtMonuelol tlio ticket i? excellent. 'i'ho ('iiiiv en tioii w ail a hurtuon loir* olio upon I'luotioally all tlio ijueationa which cuino boforo it, though upon one or two cjuoHtioilH of expediency thoie ?tii cnii Hideralilo diH'eienro of opinion t?\ pressed. Kfcruithig .->lili (iocs On Recruiting men for tlio volunteer army 111 t 'liarlenlon i* now u tank. I ho oight or nine coin pauib* Marled are *1 id hold i iik: tin; men aiguod mi their ioll?, and the men are mill Haying that they will not no to war unless they ''an go with their own ollieors and nndor the company littino, and ho tho mat tor Htands. Homo ot the command* ha\u gotten tpiile a nuinherof uamoa on tlioir rolla, hut not one, solar, Iiiih aignod enough to wurrant a try for the vacant place in the rank* of Col. I hompaon h battalion at ( 'oluinhia. An A M em pi e<l AsmikiII. .1 aooh Mct/o, a HusMian, wan arreslod at CharloHton, charged 'v 1 1 an at tempted iiHsanlt upon it white Kirl, ten yea IB of ago, 1 1 o wa-'t drunk, and when a pol icoinan vsiPt attracteit 1 *.v" the niTcani'> of the ehdd was oaaily caught. lien taken to tho atation house M?:t/.o would Hity iiotliiiiy, and waa apparently in a in u u fd 1 1 ii^ coml itiou. lie liua not been here long, and llie i>t>Ii?-o could rivo no infoi niation as to Inn oct:upa tioii. ' Three lliuinl N'o^ro Itoyt. 'I'hrco in'j;ro hoy a a-aanltod a ! 1 1 1 U> till oti >?'in old 1 1 i . tlio dau^htei ol .1 a in ea (? i a n dy, at I >ar ? > u^ t mi . 1 he y pill the little ;:irl in a l>ftl>y carriage and cm l ied her o'l to the woods. A illicit) man hoard Ihe t rio <?! tno child and went to 1 1 ?* i .u-?Mit.| anco aiitl tntved her The l?oyt itit* now in ja.l ai < 1 1 ! .-? place. Thr ?'Mc>? I. ?v in Id yrar?, tliu others 10 and I N 111 a 1 1 pi> \ in >uluilii t'onnty. 'I ho hii:u11|><>\ Mtuatioii in Saluda county Keouin to hu nsftiimiii;^ an u n natiufactory u.speet. A n.a^M iiiuctiiiL: I wan culled to devise moiiio | >1 11 tt I ? y w It ii'Ii eiiorj*i5lie mon-un uh ootid bo used to cheek, if possible, tiio upload of tlu? malady. and to fin nihil hp 'i i. 'ii I and oth*cr needed u s v j h 1 ji l? < ' ?> to the iitllicted olio*. S?; vol t?l Hew oaics arc repotted. ! To l? t't> r;? .1 i f <?. In accordance with 1 he avri/n<.:oineutH made by the >State executive com m i t foe, | it ii 1 1 lift or a oall for that ) urpuse, the coillitv ?"? ecu' i\ o committee of I'm hntk'on mot in the court hoiino and J in it < It: a i in II ^ o'n c i< ft to huso anotlui j county con Volition oii.lr.uo I lie election for that eonvontion will bo j In* It i by tiio diOeroiil i*l 1 1 1 ?m on .111110 Jot h. lilt* IjCC <( It 1 1 1 1\ ttlll'ltCl . I ho o vol I .oo county t-t'oins b> by yottinx hi tiiat condition which i inoiiiiH iii licit litigation a in I a loiiytlu i bat t lo before the whole ntbiir in settled, j it i:? not 1 III I >1 oblthio. Hu It I* t <11)11;; lit I that tlio case bofoio it i* finished inn \ i b*i rofciioil ton special Uirt^^er to t ti k ?? testimony In that evt/ht th\ opd ih ii long wui otV. j ? \ K?>\\ .i ill I or < on \ i< is. ( td. NohI, Hll|*Ol llltolldollt of tiio I ('II j itontiaiv, 1 1 :? issued tlio following ?,o tiee: \V o will |'i?y a toward ol ?*? <0 each for tlio captuie iiicl delivery a' thin td fieo id llurvey l.iickey and Kill Vo:sr ! jjiiu, who oscii j I'd fi oin W . Holmes | 1 i hi din. -I i . i'ii i ? 1 1 1 m Chester cotitilv j .1 line it h. !*<!?*. -!?? M ii i < I ?' i cr t 'awn li I . West d i?n III lign. the no;i o ?\ ho < "liai Il-S I William* Mild was hi* accomplice in the niurdoi i f Mi. ?' W l.oc, n' Sumter, and who it now servai;; a lite sentence in tlio pen i toi.t mi v . him at lust been oi.i>;ht iilld Commit tod to jail to await t rial. ?l ? ? \ l'"lre at Mount Pleasant. I ho Ferry Iioiiho, at the w hai f of the Sullivan h I m 1 ii n d and .V oil nt I'loanaut Terry Co.. at Mount I'lcanuut, was conjoined by tiro and coUHiderablo of tho wharf and the htydgo which run liectn the wh.irf proper with the .shoiu w a.i (Initialed. Now Kurtnry At Mct'ull. * The now cotton factory nt McC'oll is pr&KroJ?.siiJK mpidly. 1 ho bu-?iueK* nion of McC'oll nro'enterpriniutf anil united, and their littio town now number* -**i>)fng more than one thousand in ? -? - Dragoon* Will K.n^Ut. Au important meeting oft^io ('hailea ton Light Uragoona was hold at their armory in ilnyuw . atreet, anil after a disensmou of the subjoct it was decided that the company would enlif t aa a part of the State militia if the requiaite num ber of members conld be raised. The Charleston Light Dragoon* i* one of tho'oldest military organizations in the ?HBtry. Xtie-t>rarwrmw dtd no* etittat nnder the new arrangement, ? but now it ta (itomcd advisable l>y a majority t# | enter the Btatf organization again. Tru<lt> of the I'liiliiiplnt'l. For noveriil i..n< imoiift with ( 18'J'J, Uio luu-ortfi from tho [ llltMl hufll COUnldoi tlhio. lilt) totlll ' Value <\l .llulippino | I) hurt# brought to tho \iilti I t ul< s ui thit year will ' <i;?, I I ill ;l lllilolllll ll.oluduu Sliuut . to the UlU'tUJil of 111' 111 ij : ??. I r 1 1 ? fuiluWlli^ CY'tir 11,1 i i | 'oil - wciu suluod at moi o thuii 8 < . uo ii ? 'I in ll.e past three ycniH they huvo u*eiu?;ed ovwi 1 ^ t I KiO. Hi it ce the imposition <d u : duty on nu^ur, thei'ohaft Im-oii a ^ri udu it full 1 11 ^ i't) ui tliu importations of lli.it : uiticle, und while in l*i?t t he im pot t? of j miuui ueiu uilau I ut i >u they itmoii ii tod to < > 1 1 i y \? I , I Stf, 'JO'!. S( xt to Hii^ttr tho |rt luoipal ui ticloa imported hy tho t udeil Stiiies huvo boon tuxtilo jjru^hea. I he- o aniouuto I in tn o\ or ^C'Oo.OOo, and in l*i>7 U? nun it t huu ffii, UOUt UOU. I Milium tho same /period, ho we \ or, tllli I IllU'd States Ljr mill 111 1 1 M to tho J 'hilillpihcs. I htr?otul ox ports in 1M:H amounted to #!.'? I, 7'\ mid huvo not reached thill ll^ui ?? kiiii'o Iii Imi? they union ii tod to only i:' i 1 ?. 1 . . I ho I'hiti ft ut idea of export ha: buon rolVtiod tumoral oil.s. iheadntu^a tied uiunil fitiMni on Uiivo 11 1 n< h< n|>>Jio 1 oin Hinder of u uiou^ro lint. A/ Spin n, on tlii> oVWoi hund, has on joyed 11 monopoly of the tobacco trudo with, tiio I 'hilippinos tiinl h;o filrui die I ? the islands with 11 {.'iiiiloi 'Hiunt i< V of j inn 11 11 l ie) n 1 otl ^oods himI food products ' I linn any other nation. 1'iububly much t of t h : m . howov'or, v\ ,1 < Kent to tho Hpuiindi Urn-en* In I f'i Spain im 1 '? > I t ? ?7 , , 1 r. liiout iii i tin 11 and I'i unco have also 1 maintained moio oxtum>ivc tiude t ela tionii with tho Philippines than tho I lilted flutes. I ho toiul s ui no of tho foroiy nl ( 1 udo of I lie I h ii 1 ppino.-i 111 1 yiM?, exclusive of the train uuh Spain, amounted in exports to -f J 1 v ? >,UUO, and imports to I f >, 1* :S 1 , ?'."i0. Those figures 1 w ill doubtleuu he cited as I m ? i> l h h 1 11 k u ; iommmi for tlio letention ? > t tlio Philip pines uud 11 strong eHort to hikuio tho creator part of tho tr? !<> iipu wiijoyed by Sl um. WliiU >pi?tn's Mi-ioii- Minium. I'noi to tho lad revolutionary out hi oak tho ainouiit ot vi.-aily trilni*o which Cnl'ti \MtH fori'*).! to j a}- into the troasmy ot .Spain foil littio short ot tho u\oin;;r mho of $>''!>, 1101', oii'i. In view of t ho ouiii pai nt i vol y .small nuuihoi of peo plo ii \ 1111,' in C11I ui tin- 0110 1 1 ui 1 11 h Ini 1 don ontuilod upon t hem hy this o.saetion he cotni'i at onoo iippiuent In Spiun extorted lroni Cuha iii the \\ uy of rev oniuvi t he on t i mo.ooiis miiih of > I, ;i 1, 4 in. Sho applied iff l-.', oT-J, -l^'i of the money tiinn eollootod to llio payment of old military dohtH ini iured m Mtli diiin;; popular outhreaku 111 t'nha; .?r.,:?i|,nst t <J tho UMO of tho war department in carrying out need ed improvements, aiut ^-1 I , O'.iii to tho payment of Milurion, poutuoiiH, etc., to Spanish otlii-ers and olercvnioii. < > 1 1 1 of tin* immense revenue collected from ( ' 11 1 iii in lys.l, only SI, r.i">, 7 1'l returned to ( ' n 1 in in tho way of I ? 11 ? tit-:. Thia fact 11: itself, without tho proloiined of fu'ioii of hlooil wliich drenched Cuba's soil in oon?c<|ueuco of hei ellort to free lu r. olf, more than vuidicat??s the 1 i>;ht oiHisiiess of that cause which tlio l.'ni I o.d Stato.s has assumed 111 utulei taking to expel Spain from the western hemis phere i \\ oliifii in I". iik) iii'ku. fy-tifti lii) I'n i /'? *?., I A | ? r < ? : u i 1 1 ? ? 1 1 1 I 'ii.-in iinn r> I i v i>*? I i>i iwsi:il 111'} o|'|ni"ii that lli'-ri-i mi.' Ihl.ix I dial will jT'-vnl wMii' ii liom f ? | ? !'*t ?*ly ! IIUiM^r tn:ii?\-> |>I.um> in i ii" li:i -i \V"rl'l t li'\V cuti'l lj?* ? I | tfii ? li ?? I ii [ >< >it !?'? an- ? I ) i ? ? y lire sI'-U too often. I liis j.H I m t I liy Mi ? V>*. M:lll-<!!?'| I, II till ^iiiiMs \v ? ? ; > 1 : 1 1 1 of [> - I'm rra r St . I ? ??! rv?i I . Mi'-li.. wlio^iiv "A <'otii|>!ic.ill'Mi of f. tn.il-- ;iii:ucn(s I: ?? j ?! in'1 ;i "Vit k ?? li i:; III - a li ? I v\ ? i ? ? ? ? "i ? . I hi !? I -I ii" r? ? I i > ? I from i n ??> J i ? ? i n ?? nu I I ? ? ? j ? ? ? i ? slipping uvvtiy I ruin mm'. A \'"iinc la lv in III V I'll! |'io V >Ji| vi' tim ii l..i x of l?i, \\ i 1 1 |:i m>' 1'ink rills r. -r ruin P. I t ? Sc tlwnj iimiI \vur? iibiv to rral at ni>?lii l??r tin- II rM t i ; ii ? * in tnoiil In. I lioii^lit Hint'' umllooV I ! i?'ii i u in I I ln'v ? ? i iii ? ? I nu' im I Ii" v uKo ?-ii !???? I si>vi>ral ol li'T |"?' >|'|i? I i my l> i ? ?' ? \v 1 1 * ' I U". I I lii nk I 'nil 1 1 yon ?'i 'ii I- 1 ii ii ny <?! i lin iImii; "i I ?i*t r?'ii . wit" iiri* ( Iji* l"-?i i-u> i-i - "I Mr. William*' I'lnk ! ' 1 1 1 I !u*y woiiM miv I In* ! \ 'tin!; W" i ii "ii . I Ii " ? i ? piil.s <'>>rl nitily 1'iiilil ii I ? lli?' in ? r \ "nx Hy.-tfin arnl niiuiy a yiin^* W ? ?"?l :l 11 o?.v:? lli*r Iff" !<> Jli'Mll. '?Asa Iju.-.iiii'.'-.H wo m 'i n 1 am {'leas'-' J to | r i'.'c iin iin'ii'1 /j ( !i -? in a f> t !i ?? v i! i <1 in 11 1 t> | . . r tin- 1 1 1 ; ? ii :i!ty |. Ii v - i -? i t it 11 ii ? t I i'Ull ? i \ <? 1 1 r.'~ W 1 1 I i it hi s' I'in.k I 'ills l .? r 1' ah' V ?? .. I i" .? i i t fur , my (jmiiTiil u: ? ?? ?? 1 !i> all !i t-. .lav.'' ?(?/</- f'r strot. ?< N > ilis v.\ t>ry i>f ni< nlern t tin" lia^ < ! < ? n ? ? I in *i ?? 1 1 to 1'iiaMf w ? ? ?i (i l.t 1 ; i k < ? ? ! : ? ? : r j |iif|ier | ? I n t - ? * in I i f ?? |tv -afi'-^uiiiilnrr 1 1 . ? ? i ? I I i ? * ; ? t * 1 1 j i - |>r. Wjlil.iMi-: I'ini; I'iIIh f"i f *.-i j |.U'. A?t iuwjiii i <?! l\_uii I ln> I mil I iii-rv-i, i it v iinit/Ctinti Tlio M.cijy , t ? *l? 1 1 1 .-i ? t n t!i" iMiftl'-nV 1 1 1 ? ? v I-? nr.- :-lr<'ii^lli uiil health ]/?> 1 1??* ?? \ linnet o I woman when ! nvi-ry ? ?(Tort <'f t !i,v |!i v? 1? ? I :? l? (?i<>v> una , 1 V : 1 1 1 II 1 1* . i-'nr t rn< KrnwtiiK irirl t li ?* v nr?> ( |> ?* tjr-ftt ?n-itfilVf- 1 1 lii?- iii' I !i ? ? i i i ? ? I i -a . j- I'vcry W'Htfaii itis aluaKli1. l->r | araly.?i^. I >t ? > r ataxia 1 1 ? I o( 1 1 ? ? ? I ? > 1 1 vr mi|'| '?<??!?? 1 I it-' ii r.i I i|i\ | those I'illi In* \ ?? | r-tvt'.l tlicir ?? 111 ?? :i -y in thouaaii.l^ of .Tni|'tir i-? a *tato with nn iir"fl nl 1 l.-bia | M|'iar?? mill*.'', n 1 1 ? I u |iii|>iilaiion nf ?vi-r I | ; ii,i (i|?u v II in. In Kilurntn Vmir lioni'l* Willi ('??ci?r*ti. | J'.in.ty l :i'li.irlii', t iiri' constipation lunuor. ! lOi'.W. 1ft' t'.<" f.nl, ?iru?:.:i.->u- 1' TikhI uiouty. I 1 I'.w- are I'll r r?*ii?*y in S-mtli America' .?? in- . I. \ <m A I ?'? "I'li'k I. fit I " ~ i ii <1 lii Hi I elm <???<> vriw tin- nil) timer- flu- vfiry In? f Tobacco t he) < a n ?,'? t . - ? illii i - fur III < i- Ills. It l> fii"l \v i :? tii It-.* I ' ? a ) I ? ? fnthlii- ? i\ ??i . Tr> H (iurmu'iv lii-* i:ta,i>jij *<'honl toucher.*; America ria.OOi) 'I'o < iii(- a Cold iu Olio Day. Take Laxative lii oino I Jill nine Tablet *. All l.'niiCRtsf ? T-cftiml mono if it f.iilt. to 2f?e. At Whatcom, Wash.* n wnmnn working for hii evaporating ??owpntiy | 1 |.%.4!'t jmta tu<<- In twenty (la^'fej*it<l <'<trn?rt fiO. .1 S. Parker, Fieriuiiiu. N. V., hays: "Shall not mil on yu? fur the $'.1)0 ii-uaril, fur I believe Hall's Catarrh ('urn will cure any ciim' iifrAlnrrb. Was very b ul." Write lii m fur |Mr(li'iil?rs. ><n'i| by itrtiigisf", "-V. ST. VJTF>' DANCE. HPA8M8?j>d all nor. vou? disease* permanently ciirv<T1ty tin? line uf pr. K Ine'* Hront Nerve Kwtorcr. Hrnil for FltKF. Jl.flO trial bottb? himI trentlac to l?r. It. H. Kline, btflvrw An b fllf? t, Plilla 1'a Fit# wrui ini-ntly curo?l. No fl'? or nervou? nr?? niter llrwt tla> '* tiw of Dr. Kline'n (iro.il Nerve Ite?t?>ror. f Jtrinl bottle ft n<l t reft t??e frej Die. H. II. Kmnk, LM..WI Arch Ht. PUila. I'a Mr*. \yin^low>HoolTrtn*^yrup f<ire.ltl(<irnn frrthlo/. M>ftrn* Mm Kumi r?<fiioln? InfKin ?. puin.e.uroii wlnil colic'. 35c. a bottl >. PI?o'n Out e eiir?' I ?ne of a Thr??*t aiul Luiitf t tnrtiW - of thr.^p y-Mr^* xtrnntn?. - K. t ' Huntington. 1*. I*? Upward of 10,000.001 American hare l??n^iM htne.? thn riluivl?? lip of ft??? >fafn??. i - m Tt Cnrm f?n?tlfiitl<M tmT*r. T*k? CMcareU Caad/ C?UMrU?. ??? wMfc M a p. a UU t? mt% 4x*t*ma ntm* mm* %? The "Ivory" is a favorite shaving soap because it makes a profuse rich lather, which softens the beard to he removed and leaves the sl<in unharmed. It costs about one-fifth as much as the so-called shaving soaps and many who have used it for this pur pose for years, will not have any other. The vegetable oils ol which Ivory Soap is made, fit it f<>r many special u^es f<>r which other soaps arc unsafe or unsatislat tory. A WORD 0|; WARNlNti f here arc many white soaps, each represented to bo ??(Hit as fcouj the 'Ivory';" they ARU NOT, but like all counterfeits, 'uck the piiuli.tr anJ icmarkable ijualitios <>f t.'nr genuine. Ask for " Ivory " Soap nn.l insist uj oj! t;ettii?K tt I'oj trtgbl. l3W?. b? Tfce hwUr 4 otic Co , Cioc'.'-uaU I lit: k A I N V SI: \ SON IN CUiJA. Sri'd to In- ( lie .Most Clittrining of (lie Year*" i pitlv mics Due to Ncgllgcnce. Mi. William T. Hornadny, chief natu raii-t of tin- Smithsonian Institution, Washington. has spent nearly ton yeara hi Mast India, llorueo. ami Sumatra jungles ( t ?| left ing rare animals, birds, insr.ts. and serpents for the Smith :-"ni in. 1 1 <? Is the only white man who ever lived among ? !?*? head hunters of Horn* o "All (Ms talk of I lie danger in Cuba of lli? rainy season, yellow fever, e'e., is gx.ttly exaggerated." Mr. Iloruu (iny -aid recently. "HCbause tile Span ish army has lost heavily, many un informed persons ftnr that the country would ho as fatal to ne,wly arrived Americans as it was to green Span lards. Th* Spanish troops I saw wero wretchedly fed and clothed, and abso lutely no heed is taken to etiforco the most obvious sanitary regulations* I In n tho f<iod, clothing, medicines, everything ih" men should have to liv-j upon, is furnished h.v contractors, who Mainl in with the o'lleers and simpiy .?starve the poor soldiers Into disease and death. The Spanish women have a saying. 'When our sous-go to Cuba hi t he Philippines they never return.' Many a Spanish mother, whose son is ? limine near the time when he must do m !'. in- In the army is praying that <"uf>a and i'orto Kieo may be lost to Sp?iu before het sut) goes away. "After live years of living in the most malarial juughs on earth} in the inid.-.t I "l miasmatic .swamps, driukiug swamp 1 vvf'T, and often having to eat unaf ? iH!i>ii>e<l ami badly cooked food, 1 never had but one touch of jungle lever, and that only laid me up six or seven days. 1 owe my excellent health t c ? two or throe precautions. I never slept on 'lie hare ground nor in 'he lain, and alwaxs under shelter. I always wore light flannels next to tho slciii. and never slept in damp clothes. Whatever else I might have to do with- 1 out. two changes of flannel underwear besides that I had on. were always at baud. Take from six to five grains of quinine every morning in a cup of hot voflee if you have it; if not, Mum in hi;! wafer. Have your shops to fit you, even if you musl buy them yourself, thou;;!) the l aired States is furnishing its lioops with an excellent marching shoe. With these* precautions and a dose of some light laxative twico *i week, there nepd be no more fear cf fi-wr in ('ul>a than there Is- In Mis souri. " Mr. Morrillas, a Cuban born, and for some years an assistant surgeon in the I'nitcd States navy, now in tip? Marine Ilo-pital service in the tropins, said: III** rainy season, as it is called out of Cuba, is to Cubans the most charm ing season of lb" year, li begins gener ally a I -oil t the middle of May and lasts to the middle of September. It usually rains in the 'afternoon, and sometimes the tail is V' jy heavy and accompanied by such tljfinder and lighting as one i never knr^vs outside the tropics. It j generally stops at sunset, which is . imply unspeakably grand in its cloud [ effects. I rarely ever have known it to rain at night. It is this no-called j rainy senon that gives life and vigor j ' ? the growing vegetation and makes I our sugar and tobacco crops what thev | ire. Hy eating well-cooked food and ? ?si hewing over-indulgence in the frftfts | of the country, usually so tempting./* > strangers, always sleeping under soiPo soil of shelter and not on tho bare | ground, tho grren Yankee from New Hampshire hills may laugh at the bogy of the 'tainy season' and the yel low fever. It is well for the unaecli mated man the, first three months of hjs stay to take from three to six grains of quinine every morning and a mild purgative, say twice a week. You rmiy be as wet as possible if you are on fhe 'Hiove, -hut when you stop change your clothe# for dry ones, socks and all. You will never liavo this fever if you follow thiw easily remeinbefed rules." I'orto Rico, j . Porto Hioo i* aboat IDS miles lebg by thirty-seven wi<le. Its area is about three and one- half times that of lihode Island, being Jl, 670 squato miles. Its geographical contour is that of nn ir regular parallelogram; its physical con ditions are those of most islands in tropical countries, i. e. , mountains in the centre and * moderate Ixflt of level laud on the coast. The average height of the monntain ranges, which run east ?intWMl, ih about 1, ? " * anges, -which run east l,500feel. Tbetit#ha*t in the Sierra de bo peak,- K1 Ynngne, | quillo. in the northeast, is 8,000 feet is height. The low coast jaad ranges from ny to totv mites 1b wrftk The island well watered, havii| about l,8(J3| reams, aefrly fifty ?i whieh sidorablo iivors. Tho climate is hot, J 1 ??it not unhealthy, and tho island tieo : from beast b of prey unci Borjiojits, j n!th>ilyh infested with rata, Cull t ipocl uh | Hint mosquitoes. 'l'ho riimy season hi i Porto Rieo does not begin until Hop \ to m her aihI lusts until March. Owing : to tho hills tho northern lowlands linve ; n superabundance of moisture, while . tho south HUtloia from drought, a ro 8 n 1 1 of tho prevailing winds. 1 1 is ex tremely fertile, it^ Btanlos being su^ar, i ootl'oo and other tropical products, tobacco, cotton, rice, yaiua, plan- J t n i 11 h, ?to. Largo herds of cattle ate i raised, nnd it has undoveloped niinoH of gold, copper, coal and pait. Its ex ports are about double those of Jamioa. and amounted in 181)0, in the four pi in cipal items of cofl'oe, sugar, molassos and tobacco, to about S-HJ.oOU.OOO. Its exports to Spain in 1 *!).'} were over I ?$ yM>,000; ds imports from it about [??,000,000. _ UdlliHOUSl-S IN WAR. Ifow They Cnn Be Used to l ure an tlnemy'o Ships to Destruction. The lighthouse keeper lias his speci ll iuties in times of war, and it is in bis power to render valuable service Jo his country's cause. Tim cxl ingulsblng ?5 the lights in lliu bay was the beginning of a policy which was outlined early in March by (lie lighthouse board. At that time general instructions were issued to the keepers of th<> ligbt houscs ordering them to familiarize themselves and their assistants with ail (he requirement incident to the ex igencies of war. The extinguishing of the shore lights will be a last resort as the extensive commerce of foreign merchant vessels would . be seriously interfered with by it. The order to put out these lights will <inly come in case of actual danger of tyivatsiou by foreign men-of-war. ^ In considering the various means by which the lighthouse keeper can ren der scrvico in war time, it in neces sary to know something of (he lights themselves. In efrery lighthouse sta tion the beacon has somo character istic with which me mariner is famil iar. or which he may readily recognize by an examination of his chart. In some cases the beacon is a fixed, white light which never changes, but senda its rays far oift to sea, where Ihe watchful pilot recognizes it at a glance. Other lights change from \ red to wldte, or the reverse, or show\ a disk, one side of which is white aud the other red. The approaching mariner knows at once In what direction b<? sh.ouid steer. Ifvtlie red light is on the right and the white on the left side of the disk, he knows that by keeping to the left he will find a safe channel, while dangerous slx\iis awiiH-hiin in the opposftn direction. course, it is obvious that the lighthouse keeper by reversing the colors on the disk could do inestimable damage to unfriendly vessels. In all such cases it is obvious that our own mariners must be warn ed in time of the changes contemplat ed. Other lighthouses have a beacon Hashing white at regular intervals. Thus Hie characteristic of the light at Fire Island I* "one flash every minute." If ibis were changen, so that the light would flash only once in two minutes, the mariner would be as badly off as if there were no light at all. With the idea in" his head that he had reached a 'point near Fire Island, t ho usual signal would signify to him that his calcula tions were wrong, and that he was in an entirely different locality. Another means by which the pilot guages his location is the distance of visibility of the light. Shiunecock I-lght, for example, ia a fixed white light situated on ?anqiiogue Point, on the north side of Shinnecock Day, l>J I., one mile from the line of sea bencn and about midway between Montaulc Point and Fire Island light stations. It Is visible at a distance of 1#)* nau tical miles. Now, If it were known that nn enemy's ship were approaching, the light could he screened so as not to he vlsihle nt all or to be visible at a iialf or quarter of the usual distance. The vessel might thus be led Into a trap before Its pilot realized his proxi mity to the* dangerous coast. ... The changing of fog signals ha^ also been contemplated as an cffectlvo means of deceiving the enemy. It i.i the opinion of those most familiar with tho subject, however, that In cases of actual Invasion of our waters by tbp enemy's ships tho signals would be discontinued altogether. The characteristics of fog Signals arc indicated by tki length of blasts and the intervals at which they are given, and it is ihougHt lbtt shmet might be misleading even to o?r own pilots.? t/N?W T?t*N. 1 18 MM Wei Cure. 4. 1(1. I.N \ IM.Iv, s. 4 . ttli.OHOMC A \ ui ailmi an?l a 4 lirr, Mottt'itlNb I'rluilt', Uiki i it I , > 1 1 Ulllt' 1 1 lit'. UfcINO If yfl,lk4.|f UI, |||l'l|'l<\ h.-iw \ -u nM .t rrU'ii<l w?i'? iimitl* iito lii'.'ij HI -111 ? 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I'm. !Hurru)S .Huiilti W'hhIi and your lii t?'V tli will l?- pure, Your yun?? will In* h^rtltliy uiitl britfld You r toc.tb, tlio kviiim > oil mod vaIjio in U to, > Will iilw.iys 1m |h*iT>'i ? and whiU?. *** PRICE 25 CENTS. Si'iiil lour Or<lor* ? ?? THE MURRAY DRUG COMPANY, LOMM1HIA, S. C. >(>l' KNOW THAT W12 KKIX MACHINERY AND MILL SUPPLIES. <S> ii when you need anything in th;a s2?> linn yet ?????? priccs jDcforo you ordor. W'v Mitlio a Specialty of fCquipplng 3toitcrii tiiuner les with thu (-vlo lunti'<l .'Murray System, tho >Sini|iU'Ht and licit. tic-, Hoih-rs, Saw, i i.?( it ih\ Cnno Mill*, <>111^. U- v 1 1 i-l I'rOrM'C, I'tllllps, l<ir? 1 1 ij 1 1 - or". ThrcM!ift>, llniv?'~tiiii; Machinery, Wind Millv, > ? ? ?? > I \V??rkln^ .Machinery, no'.Muif, 1 'i itii'l I ipo Kilt iiK. Packing, Ktc. LOW PRICES. FAIR DEALING. RELIABLE GOODS W. H. GIBBES & CO., RC-.SSBM COLUMBIA, S. C. SAW MILLS. 1! you ufo'l a *iuv mill, any slztf, writ? n. o Ix'foio buying olsowhere. I havo tlx- most coui|>lolo lino of mills of nny dealer or manufacturer in the South. CORN MILLS. Very highest griul^Uonoa, at unusual lv low prices, WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY, I'luuiTM, Moulder*, Kdger', Ho-Saws, J:?ii<l Bii\vj?, Laths, elo. ENGINES AND BOILERS, Tnlbutt and J.iddell. JKiigicborg Itioo Jlullor, in stocir, quioic d i ? I i i ci v, low prices. V. G. BADHAM, No. K.JiJ Main St., Columbia, H. O. /?;/> f/TM TJOJS'A L. tfy* oaooHNE/s So U'Ji/h '<Jd c'@ o //caa A il> 4*it? A ? ? l w n I buninotH. Notvxt ^ loot* Hhort (line. Uliflap hoard- b?n<1 for catnlo^n** ftllARLOTTE COMMERCIAL UOLLEGE, uinmoiri, H.c. No Vacation j 1*? uHlons Ouarnnte?Mt ? Catalogue 1 ro SAWS. RIBS, BRISTLE TWINE, BABBIT, &c.f mi! any makk of <jin ENGINES. BO!! FRS AND PRESSES A ??k. "Ami so Hint's ( ieorgo Hidgeley s wif?) V, I'm, surprised. I shouldn't think such a woman as who would lmf?1 mi v a' 1 nut i.'jis for him." /'That's be can tap you tl ou" t know it all. She lias a hundred thousand big, round attractions for him, ami all well invested. " IT NRVKIt ni'.I.PKP II I M. I andlady 'at break fast-tablo) ? "It. is only this morning that I road about the oHir.u-y of tin? hot water euiu*. " Bo.irder (looking siiHpiriouslv at his eoU'ee) ? r"^Vell, I've taken itthioo years and T Know it never helped mo any. 'V The Combined Experi ence of 21 Years. llevel-flcnr Ghainless BKvcles, j MSfe i ColnmH * Cbnir.Mf heels, $75 1 Hurt ford Bicycles, , 60 | Vedette Bicycle*, 140 it 35 I Marliinrs anil f'ricejt , On?rnntocd.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 17, 1898, Image 4