The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 12, 1898, Image 2
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Camden. S. 0.
Dates For Co. Campaign Meet
ings.
The following dates linvo been ?r
ratigod for tho county campaign
moetingn : ^
Shamrock, Wodocslily , Aug. 17.
Camden, Saturday. Aug. 20.
Westvillo, Thursday, Aug. 2/5.
Curoton Mill, Friday, Au^. 20.
At Westvillo and Cureton Mill tho
Congressional candidates will be
present. At Cam don on tho 27 th
only tho congressional candidates
will speak.
Writes a new subscriber: "I him
well pleased with 'I ho Chroniclo, and
ain iinpallcnt for its arrival every
week."
We |>ublish an ariirlo this week
from Mr. W. A. Schrock very severe
ly criticising the ftluyor, city council
and policemen. Drunkenness on the
street iH a violation of tho oily law.
and those who violate it can but ex
pect tho penalty therefor. Tho po
licotnan would he derelict, in li ih dutv
should ho hoc tho city laws violated
and not tako action, a^ would also
tho Mayor be reereant to bin .sworn
obligation and t ho expectation of the
community, did ho not in a linn, iin-j
partial manner see that the lawn of
tho city were executed. If laws
are not thus executed, and favorit
ism shown, then public otlicors are!
subject, to criticism, but, if favorit*j
4) ism haH been shown in our ]>resent
city government, the fact i m unknown I
to us. Tn many particulars wo have
tho best police regulation anil oily
government that wo have bad for
many year?.
The Camden (iraded School.
The Full session of the Camden
Graded School will open on the 5th
of September next. With a now,
commodious and up-to-date school
building, a good corps of instruclois,
tho best society, churches and chria*
tian influences by which a pupil is
surrounded, Camden offers unexccl
ed advantages to paronts desiring
to send their children to a high grade
school. Parents in Kershaw county
could not do better than send their
children to the Cauiden (iraded
' " School.
Condensed Extruets of the Lec
tures Delivered at the
Farmers' Institute.
Prof. Rtgiis said that what we
needed now In to teach our young
men how to utilize tho numerous
water powers by electricity and
mechanical power, by educating
them at Cleiusnu College where fa
cilities were offered for acquiring
such knowledge. IIo exhibited in
his lecture, soinu of tho wood work.*,
maps and drawings executed by
the students iu ttie mechanical de
partment of Cletnson College and
explaiued their uses and purpose*,
as models for advanced artistic and
mechanical development, and their
application to the various depart
ments connected therewith. These
modi-la , maps and drawings were
neatly and handsomely gotten up
and it is a wonder how readily our
boys acquire such art and their
application to practical purposes ?
this reflects great credit on the stu
deuts und those by whom they arc
taught to execute such handsome
work.
He then gave us some intercst
- ing information on thunder storms,
that we have more of such li&rom
In summer than io winter. That
lightning rods should bo placed at
te**l fivo feet in the ground on a
r.opper pla^f, imbedded in pulver
ised charcoal, where the moisture
!? ptMMtaL That U f? ti mistake
to hare oolj one rod to ? house and
M?netlsf it with branch or curved
r6de w w to oorer the baiidiag at
t poiati other than the main rod and
ItMMMiagHntfc it; thai the Md?
"r-v ,? . -
ptrjriU of the building, th>it is lo
?nv, at t )> o ^ n ble enda ami fit the
C'biniiiC'V", witlioAt u??i? t i on ; and
if ttu'lu i* ft tin $4>U?'r, or (in roof
it should bo connected with the
rod. That when Hiundoi' *torai?
wore j)HHsii?u over hotiae* IhQre
worn puhiirvo and ne^ativo force**
nt pin}', by reuaon of fleet ricity
generati oil t li u house and that
in tli<* cloud, that lightning roils
werr nr?t placed on buildings to re*
coi v?) t lit; stroke instead of the
house , ti?* in ft ny hut to
act nx conductor* for the yans
1 1 1 i mh i o 1 1 of electricity ji<jiu?r?^nii/f or.
Mic Ihmim?> to the opposite for* e K?*n
eiating in the clo ud find thereby
prevent the Ilouha an well nH the
rod from beinir atruck. ,
Ho el owed hiM lecture l?\y Hityiutf
Mint the people were ^renfly im
posed upon by liyhtnin^ rod men,
Mint. Hi OhoBterfleld h lightning rod
wftft placed on the Court House nt
a cost of $400.00, which should riot
have coAt over *100.00; tlmt a fur-;
mcr luid u rod placed on his dwell- i
i n ?* nt ft coat of ->30.00 which
should not have coat more than
!f 10.00, and that ? 10.00 whh enough
to pfy for having a lightning rod
placed on Hoy ordinary two story
building.
.J ( ) K L lIOlKilf, S<-c. Kershaw
Co. Far mors' Auxiliary
Experiment ( Hub.
Tviluctttiouttl $olt?mi(.
89*f ?* r-*r^ V- * I ? Ul?*- ? l._?JJ?
The matter f->r this column is furnished
!iy < N > 1 1 ? 1 1 v Sii|)crii!l<'iiil<'iil of hdurut i"ii
I,, b. ('<i)n'l;ititl, ami .? 1 1 roniinuiiieali<?n*
intoiulcil for 1 1 1 i .< ili'|?nrt uhmiI shoiihl be
t" him :<l ('amdon. S ?'
Tim patrons of No. I will at. 'in
cull v date erne!. ii school building
for the iwcoin moil Uion of tlu* {>'?
Irons of the, district who 1 i ve oast
of town, nn<i are loo far away to
putioni/.c the (Jraded School.
* ? *
Tim trustees of No. IS are hav
ing erected a commodious school
hi> mm; for Mil' 1?" tic lit of the patrons
in their district.
* ? *
The Hoard <-f Trustees for No. 2
It nvt* apportioned the funds for. that
district and Hnd thai I heir school
will ha vi! enough money to run
l h Din about eight months this vear.
Thin is the result of h special levy
of I \ mills.
* * ?
Shady 0 roye school, under
the skillful management of I'rof. .1.
W*. Dunn, opened Monday morning,
the 8th inst. This is a good school
taught by a first-class teacbor* and
it was a pleasu re to call and see
how our triend "Willie" manages
the pupils under his care.
* ? *
I'rof. K. 1\ Odom n teaching
Ridgeside in No. 17. 1 visited the
school this week and found every
thing moving along nicely under
his ahle leadership.
' * ? ?
The patrons of Sanily Kuti are to
lie congratulated upon having se
cured Prof. W. H. Co IT to teach
their school again this year. He is
a careful, persevering young man,
who leaves no duty unperformed.
* * *
Staifl Superintendent of Educa
tion May field has secured special
rates for those, teachers who wish
to attend t he State Teachers I ii&ILl
mteVt Columbia September 1st,
\S9S. Tiyeaihers or others who wish
'to attend can secure further infor
l million by calling at irtV olll^e or
writing M r. Mayfield at Columbia.
The Institute will he conducted l?y
P,of. K. L. Hughes, which is ? u 111 -
cieut guarantee thnt it will he
worth a trip to Columbia to see.
Rural.
T, lilor Chronicle o arc sorry
to report some sickness in our emu
munify thiH w?ek. Afr. 0. V\ . Shiver
and .Mrs. K. 0\ Wacior urn both
ipiiie ill.
Protracted meeting this week at
SI. .John's M. K. Church, conducted
l>v the Hev. Mr. Anderson. Services
commence at 10 a m.; all have a
cordial invitation.
Mr. Brook Newsome and wife
have returned from a pleasant visit
to Darlington.
?>rhc Spring Hill and hong iiranch
base ball teams crossed bats on tfyc
grounds of the former on Saturday
the (Uh inet/the pramo resulting in a
score of 18 to 3 in favor of Spring
Hill.
The Misses Kyttenbnrg, of Sum
ter, are visiting tho family of Mr. h.
Alexander.
If yon w?nt to know who is the
prettieH flrjrl in our community ask
Mr. Lynn Mat his.
Mr. ltnl> McEachem i* tho happi
eat uuka in oofbnrs. "It*? a bonne
Iing boy" ?ay? h?. /
Tho Summer Munon wrtkea new?
scarce. * Reacted volunteer.
A (**vte of buo ball between Sum
ter and Camden vu pl*v?d lt?r?
jMUfdaj after n Mo and molted In
? MOT* #C ? to f.
Just ire. <j
\Yh;.t i* jumIh'v ?? VVeb?l?-r define#
it uh "lite in^ to nrV tin r that which
U hi 4 die." This is n righteous di f
inition of the word, bnt i t h modern
construction as expounded' by our
prcsr n f citv aduiinist ration' to its po.
lu'MlM M Would HeCm I ? > tui "m li W
out of rv ?ual>4?ct or actual violi
lor Ot ! lid ?? i | V lilWH eve?y doliur ill
bond* that yon can {(<4 }our hnpds
on. i: li 1 1 wln-f) tin y appear before ill"
Mayor, (if tiit y < 1 ? ? appeal) he \si!i
look after the lines."
'i his ou ttlfc surtaeo i* a hard and
^b?< J
rough ;-(Jai< iiicii? , Imt tlio records of
llii* police court during the past two
years and mcru will amply bear me
out. In til! the years of our existence*
as town < ? r city, c.;??i the oldest ?- i ? -
i/.-n |?r -<*r to 1 4 07 recall a sii gle
year in which the receipts from the
police emir I rggrcgaled nearly six
hundred dollar.-, or. inoro than one
mil! in taxation? I lie <pu stion is an
inle one for Mich a tiling never oc
curred before, and when we |:d.e in
to account t be fact that a majority of
tliCKC firms were imp >?od and homfe
forfeited because. of trivial offenses,
the record becomes simply I ideous.
Kvery reader of this w ? I ! naturally
conclude dial after 1 1 ? i h prelude th< re
is Moim.t hi ny else to follow, and so
t hem is, bnt before wflwi into it It J
iH ? ii good many yea^s back and
see how the powers tyat were in
those days dealt- with these trivial
otTonso*, or in other words, mild
drn nk.s.
In those olden l ines the Mayor,
the Council, the Chief and the po
licemen wert* all friends t > the un
fortunate who fell by the way aid o at
t( r imiiiliiii|_' too fr??< !y of the esscnce
of Old -John llarleyeorn or his cousiti,
end instead of locking up the victim
of misplaced confidence, or an un
healthy app'tilo f>r litpior in the,
hopo.oi" securing a cash houd or line,
they t ??nb-rly consigned the delin
epient to tin* earn of fiicndu, or
placed him in his conveyance (if he
was a countryman) and saw him well
on his wav homeward.
Such was the rule that prevailed in
">e olden tine-." and such is the rule
that should prevail now. instead of
which what do we lind? We find
that, every slight infraction of the
law is followed by immediate arrest,
and iiiipriprmmcnf and subsequent
imposit on of a tine totally out of
pi oport ion to the gravity of the of.
fcn.se committed, or alleged to have
been committed.
This is not all. When in the his
tory of Kershaw county and our city
have we seen such bitter hostility as
is almost daily evidenced by the cit
izens of the country towards those
of ih? city? Never, and it is owing1
solely an I entirely to t ho suicidal
policy of our city government, who
mis! aking the shadow for the sub
stance, have effectually marked out a
I i iii ? of demarcation between town
and country which it will lake yeara
of conservative city government to
idditcrato.
The reader may say, this all sounds
very well hut specify, specify. This
1 will proceed to da briefly, and if
anyone d >enn'l like my remarks, and
!eels disposed to reply to my strict
tires 1 may go into details.
( >n last Monday evening a friend
of mine came into town, and under
the kind ministration nf congenial
spirits assisted perhaps by a few
shekels from his own pocket, spent
with our friend 1 to? well at the Dis
pensary he became a little "foxey"
and ivaijded his way down town to
ward his mule with the evident if not
expressed intention of going home,
lie was full but harmless as everyone
knows, yet within two minutes n po
liceman cast liia eagle eye upon him,
and in the boundlessness of his wis
dom concluded that the proper place
for tnv friend wss "the jug," and
there they put him 1 saw the ar
rest and through the mediation of a
mutual friend obtained th? gracious
concession from our Mayor that a?
the party hudii't litmv. iinythtmj, lie
I would let. him out upon payment of
three dolhtrs. This I paid and in
duo course of time took my friend
nut of iimho, placed him on his mule
and rent him home.
This is one case in a dozen, bnt
our city fathers can sit hack with
complacency and ask ? what are von
going to do about it?
Kcspecll'uMv.
\V. A. Sehrork.
. How To Look Good.
^ionrt looks aro rrftljv more than
nkin deep, depending entirely on
n healthy condition of ull the vita!
organ*. If the iiv*r n inactive,
you havo a bilious look; if your
alotnnch is diaordored, you have a
rtyipejttftrtof.k : if your 'kMrfeys
are affected you havo a pinched
look. Secure good health and you
will surely hsve gwxl look*.
"JOlectric Hitter*'* ts A good Alter
ative nod Tonic. Acta directly or,
tb? Alofnach, liver and kidney'* Pu
rifies the blood, cures pi ui plea,
blotches and boils, and gives a
good complexion. livery bottle
*H*r*nteed. Hold it K." Lesllv
Zemp's D? ug Siorc. esols per
AN OPEN LETTER
To MOTHERS.
WK ARK ASSKKT1N(J IN TIIK COURTS OUU RIGHT TO
'MIK KXCLUSIVK USK OF T11E WOKDi/C ASTORIA." AND
"l'lTCUKK'S CArilOUlA," AS OURJlttADK MARK.
/, DR. SAMUEL PITCHER /of llyannis, Massachusetts,
was the originator of "CASTOR I A," the sumo that
has borne and does hqiv bear y/*> ? ? - on every
the fac - simile signature of wrapper .
This is the original "G ASTORIA" which has been used in
the homes of the Mothers of America for over thirty years .
LOOK CAREFULLY at the wrapper and see that it is
the hind you have always bought //e~* r*-*" 011
and has the signature of wrap
per. No one has authority from mc to use my name except
The Centaur Company , of which Chas . 11. Fletcher is President.
'*? "--Q& t
Do Not Bo Deceived.
Do not endanger the life of your child by accepting
a cheap substitute which some druggist may offer you
(because he makes a few more pennies on it), the in
gredients of which even ho does not know.
"The Kind You Have Always Bought"
BEARS THE SIGNATURE OF
Insist on Having ]
The Kind That Never Failed Yon. 'I
THi CIMTAU1 COMMNY, 77 rtUltHAY DIKECI, NlWVbHK CI1>.
WHO WILL WIN?
FOUR FREE SCHOLAR
SHIPS TO BE AWARD
ED.
TO 'I IS K vol K IM4KSONS WHO
Securo The Iiiirirrst Number
Of Voles.
(?H, Your S'Yicnds To Subscribe
To **TIk? Chronicle" And So
euro A Free Scholarship.
Till* next ihlrtecn issues of The
Chronicle will iimbuiblvdly l>c? ?*t in
creased interest to every yomij; I ?*' i V ??id
gentleman i M Ivel'tdlHW <.'? unity who H
>? in I >i t ions 1<? get a ????! star! in busine."*
life
We Ira vo jvisl concluded ;m niram'c
m.Mii '.vhiT?-o\ wo are **?i :s.t;l ? ** I < ? 1 1 ?* r I < ?
each of four voting persmiH a f r ? -*? M'hol
iirsliip in the cplohrated I'.iistiiiiiM Bus
iness College, l'ouuhkeopsie, New
York, tii"' Now York Itnniii??s?* Institute,
12oth Street, Now York City. <?r the
National Correspondence Schools
through which they give instruction hy
mail. These institutions are known in
eveiV section of tlio world. 'i'lu'ir grad
uate* are thoroughly equipped lor huR
ijjt'BH pursuits, ??>d riUuiiirrrii r?y
tens of i honsnnd* . Thwv nrc lotind in
evcrv city and in jilntost every county
and *vNla?:e in the Ceiled States. The
courses of fttudv /iven art' fdiort, in'*X
penaive, priictic;! I and useful r% i* ? i ahord
a holler trainum for business than can
bo hail in any other school.
The ( 'hronicle thus ntToids a grand op
portunity to the Hirugyliiig vming man
<>r woman of to-day who is seeking an
education. This paper takes the lend
in nlJ'oiding H? the* young people of this
community a chance lor culture and
progress and believe.1' lie t its proposi
tion lo give a thorough business eduet
lion tree will reap its reward in the
hearty approval of tin* people of Ivyr
shaw Cotinlv. There are always anions
our readers a number of voting neople
wiio would like to studv liOOK-K I'.KP
INU, 8HCHT1 IAN IV, v/rYl'KWRlT
1 NO. TKl.KUUAVIl Y. and mich other
studios as nre embraced in tbo courses
of instruction offered, l'astmin Hu*iy
nes* CoIIoku bus attained a wider reprf
tatioii tor excellence than any othkr
school of biiRiness ever established and
this alone makes or.e of it? scholarships
well worth striviruj for. latch certifi
cate is. good tor either personal or cor
respondent instruction and tuny he
used at anv time t ho bolder wishes to
take advantage of it. within the uoxt.
two years. The KcholftrahipB, three of
whicli liiclu.le the necessary books, are
also transferable : and if a voting man
or woman should w iu one of them and
not be aide to ?im> it, the certificate
might ho Hold.
?110 ? In Kror {scholarships ? *;10.
The following statement by Mr. Cle
ment ('. <iainos, Provident of tin* Col
lege, explains wliiit the different seliol
arshipn are and what their value ifl as
prizes :
? First- Prize ?
A s>'t? Scholarship ? Rooks, f-.
(ioori for a term of twelve weeks per.
sonal instruction (?t the College) in the
AOADKMIC, I'.CsrNl'.SS. S1IOUT
IIAXl). TYPUWftlTINti. TKl.K
liKM'll Ai:d PRtfMANSIIIP depart
ment.', and for complete Shorthand
books. If the stu !t?'i* preler, Iiistrac
tion by INfail in IJeokkeeping and Short
hand of tin* same value will he given.
$.12 ? Second l'i i/e?
A >;$<> S?di??hitshif? ? -l?o??ks,
(Jood for a.cmnjdote course in S|?ort
lotnd (with iHiok' inelti'litig l'riofi
ples, with j?rac'..eil w??rk in Correspon
dence mid li?>jiortin?% instruction ??\clu
sivelv hy mail ; or personal insfriiet ion
of the same vnhie (limited lo tell week*)
in any department of tho tJoll??g?s with
our Simpiitled Shorthand Instructor <>??
^?>5 ? Third Prizo? #!????.
,\, t-ri x^holarfhlji.
(?ood for it eompU'le course in JiooV
keeping ( w ithout ,>i?M?ks) including b?ith
Sir.isle ami l>oub!e ??i?li y , princ?ph???
practical work , sn*tri?cliuit by mailer
pcisoitftl iiMUitc.tion <?# the same ?alnt?
(limited to eight week*) in any depiirt
rnent of the C ollege, without books.
? Fourth Prise? $16.
A *18 Scholarship ? f.e??on Papers, $1.
flood for * term often rsrn-s
nondcncc inatnietM???, W? ? Hliorthaw),
inclu?liiiff le?"?on papers bat ho IxKtkn ; or
i>er?onal instruction of the same v*inc
(limiu-d to Rvc W?,ek?) in any depart
ment of the College without books.
Th"*e prize* nro easily olaaTnetl and
the f.??r yooii" persona who mnk? tbo
moit tcllfnii ao*r^ppeal to .their
h?)p will wtn^fh?m. tatftt
who serine t lie yivatost mjinl)t?r of vote#,
in our
foist man College ('011 tost
\\ I: ifli is started to-day ami will close ;
! with tin? Inst issue of the Chronicle for
! August, 1H!)S. I''. very ballot cut from
i this paper founts onr vote. ( YrtlfieiUe*
for votes acquired by now subscrip
tions and renewals will toe issued with
ballot annexed, which must l>e filled out
l and for worded (?> be counted. No votes
!? \ivpt those written on the pri <? te?l bal
j lols cut bom the columns o? this paper
.ir those allowed tor subscription and re-!
I iiewaU will he counted.
| Voles Allowed for Siihsn'iptioiiH.Jj
| For every new suhn-riptinn or renewal
for a year accompanied by $1 in cash
I ' ;m votes will he given.
j For every t! month-! subscription or re
newal paving -lOc, f>0 voles will he given.
For a three; nionttos subscription or ro
| nmval paying -???', 'J*> votes will be given.
Commissions J*ai<l.
; A* The eiironi: !c allows :i commission
'on all subscriptions ami renewals oh
J tamed, all persons who ? liter the cuutest
tor one of the prizes will have an oppor
I tunity to earn some inouey by this
means. The- ballot printed ht low will
entitle the bearer t? one vote in the
, content ? If you wish to vote cut it out
j and write the name and address of your
: candidate on it ami forward it to The
J Chronicle, (.'amden, S. C.
I t:' BALLOT.
.Good I- o r One Vote
\s lu the Contoat for
Fotii* SsMw.flUf'i?
Write plainly tho name and ad
dress of the person for whom von
wt#h to vote on the dotted lines he
low :
Name
I
Post Oilier
Count v St?te.<j
The 1'ont petition
j \Hegins^irom this date, and the winners '
' r> f ITle-ffuir prize scholarships will be an
nounced in the first issue of September,
189*
Information concerning commissions
will ho furnished personally or by mail
fr.on this otlire. Catalogue and other
literature of the College may be had by
addressing Clement C. Gaines, l,f',si
dent, Poughkeopsie. New York,
IIow Tho Veto Stands:
.1 F 1'ntzminpor. I'.o.vkins.' >'>*0
W F Moseley, Moultrieyille , ?Jlu
W IT (.roll", Camden, -07
t C l< J\ irklev. Cnmden, J."?
j1' It Sj.nidlev, Camden, 10
W M Hill, Acton, 2
II cw to Find Out."'
Fiil a bottle or common gli?*s ?iflt
iirlm* and let i< stand t wrnty-fonr hf ur* ; .
a sediment or settling indicates an uu- i
health v condition of tfie kidneys. When
tirifo* stains linen it is positive evideu/c
of kidney trouble. Too frequent desire ,
to urinate or pain in tho bark, is also '
convincing proof that lifo Kidneys and
hhuldei are out of oi 'Uft.
Whit to do.
There i? comfort in the knowledge so
often expressed that. Dr. Kilmer's
Swamp-l!i>ot, the great kidney remedy
foll'dls every wish in relieving pain lu
I he I is fit , kidneys, liver, bladder and
every part of the urine ry passages, Itj
corrects inability to hold itriu* nnd scald
ing ?>ain i*i parsing it, or had efforts fol
lowing use of liipior. wine or beer, and
overcomes that unpleasant necessity ofj
U-ing compelled to >;et t>f >? rjiiany tint*'* [
dnrinff tho Tiight to nrfwrt^ Ttw? ????!?? |
and the extraordinary ene?Tt of Sw.-unp
Itoot is soon realized. !t stands the
highest for Its wonderful cures oftlie
mojt duUe?*ing <mih??h. H yrm irerrt jt
nicdicinc you should have the liest. Sold
I by dntKjrtets, price fifty cents and on*
f?loU*r. . You may have a fcawpl* bottie
and pamphlet t?th m-nt fre? by tnail.
upon reexdpt Wi threo two-c*nt Mump* to
^ovcr cwt at oa |h? Imtils. I
Mention Th? Camden Chronicle ?ndfj
*en?l y<mr jvMtt** to Vr. KBfoor & (;??., f
lUnghn niton, N. Y. The proprietor of
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Trains ifovtli of Camden run daily oxcopt Sunday. Trains bftwoon
Cli?rk"<lon and Kin^svdlo run daily, li'or information :i? to last freight
J schedule, rates, (,'lvdo Initio Hailing, etc., call on local, contracting or
tra\roiin?? f ? l" Oodi rondB, or
I-. A. n.MKIl8()N, Triillli! iM'?V, S. C. & C>. K. II- , Charleston, S. 0.,
K. F. GllAV, Traflio Manager, Cincinnati, Oliio.
? S. J*. LliMrivIN, (J. I?\ iV l\ A , lilaclxHlnn-K, S. C.
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start in some poo:l house, wc can pp.- pare yon f?>r and
get employment for you. Bookkeeping, 1'anki:::-;, C?>i respond
enco, Penniansiiij), St.'UOgraphy, Typewriting, '!'? !<. ; .rapliy and
l,r;>n:iratorv Departments. Instruction i<V MAI Lot personally
- - y .
The best cc]ui{>niQnt f >r boys anil girl ?, yoi;:i<; ;.:cii a:ia womsu, wuu
to eater commercial life i.; a cotu-.iy of study at
New York
o ftJio Business
institute
ei l\ 125th st , r.v.v* Yoik, w. v.
Such a course /May be complete 1 In from three mouths to a year, and at
comparatively small o.vpensi; ($>100}.
Those schools have ear:ioc"l the i;kr'.i. r;'c reputation hccauso
J. Their patrons* many c* whoxn havi vx;.>c:h?ente?? \vi:h other schools* sa y THEY
Ailf- THE KiiST.
2. They maksi faithful teachi ng 1?u cv>n: citations v rvlcc their thief claim to inert t.
3. They arc thoroughly equipped ano' ah!/ manage:.
4? They not only train for psaclicaT w.nr't ! *u.L : J v 1 y cc jtc dtuatiens for graduates of
?helf IktsinciS and Shorthand C"<*?.s.'s, i'!? , v-!i?r
? ?f,r {'> cpu information of a vacancy fur
K L'. V1/ i"i O - i'-' I-'!. i'.lvnoKiapher, Teacher, CilTrk or
^'ele^raph Opjr-ior \.hu ?i U ;-an..u; ' i . ti. I. at). I supply compelr'l*t asrafit
t.< -i< -n'fi \ .*: 1 , ?. Xc.-. i lv> i^::Acrs, Merchants arid promi
t!:.: U-iiti.-l '"'ate.*. I? yuu aro seeking
?ntsi to ; ? is. lii i.-i >mn
r.ent pativ.u.. ri .ihnosi i-vji y
en: pit y::ifii
ftov mail) 111 i'.horlhauih
? wi ; It : i*. ? lo iAudy, nvo V\. <
t .-:tamp.' tor five ea.-y losrons
(' ill r>r u t ile '".>r oar plication:;. You will And their
> i.? i. ?? v.'i-'/ ivc:;ulifi:l Catalogue free.
\ or Awv!;c.;n, Ci.i.mim' C. Gaines, M.A., I>.L.
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125th Siicct,
Mc\v Yi.ii:.
I'ouffhkeepsle, New YorJ*.
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A Promlnont IM? j'?.iolnn.
A prominont Now York physician
in dteoussing tho merits of liipami i
Tabulea with a brother M. I>. said : j
" Several years a ko I asserted that j
< if oiih wished to becomo fi
thopiut, unci do a beneficent deed? ?
ono that would help the whole hu-\
man race? nothing could l>c bette r
than to procure t'ue ltoosevelc, IIoh
pita I prescription, which is the ia>ix
of the J\if>ant 'J'abules , and cause it to
Iw put up In tho form of a ketchup
and diutributed among tho poor."
Sulei Inorenalnc.
Tho largest retail drujc store in
America is that of liegeman & Co.
on Broadway in New York City, i
A reporter who wont there to learn I
how liipann Tab
iilra woro selling
bought a five-cent
carton and aaked :
"Do you have
much call for
these?"
lio wan roferred
to agontlomau who
Iiroved to 1)0 the
leud of the depart
ment. Ho Hai-1 :
'? The Kilo of RIpans Tabulea 19
constant and is increasing, duo
en|K?ci.*illy to the influential character
of the testimonials hi the duilv }>r?t<s,
and gfowintf out of these. through
tlio recommendation of friond to
friend. Satisfaction with .thotu is
very general. When onco they aro
liegun I notice that n permanent
customer for them is made. This, 1
>>'lk*vo, in through their intrinsic
nut rit. whi'-h proves the l>ona lido
character of the advortieing. I think
thi iu nj>.r,eial!y useful in tho general
run of tiUmiach troubles."
All ICIdorly tndy.
A 11 elderly lady living nt Ford ham
Heights, u part of Now York City,
and who was known to Ihj a warm
advocate of ltipaiut Tubules ft) r any
cas?j of liver trouble or indigestion,
said to a reporter who visited iter lor
tin; purjMMu of learning the pnrticu
| l.i-iti of her case: "1 hud always
?.*fn i ?1* ?\ ?-d a physician and did so on
the l:u't occasion 1 )iad for one, hut
at that tituo obtained no beneficial
results. Iliad never had auv faith
in jMitent medicines, but having seen
Kipans Tabulea recommended v??ry
high, i v in the Now York /f?n:l</ cott
cluih-d to give thc-m a trial, and
found tliev wore just what my casu
d m^ndou. I liave never employed
a physician since, and that means a
KuviiiK of W a call.
A dollar's worth of
II i p ft n s Tabules
lonta me a month,
and I would not be
without them now
If it wore my last
dollar." At the
timo of this inter
view there wore
present two daugh
ters who specially
objected to their mother giving <i
tcfltiinouinl which should parade her
in the newwpapera, hut t<? do
this thu elder lady argued : "'There
mav he other caHVfl juat like mine,
and I am sure 1 take groat pleasure
in rocomm<*nding theTabulcato any
one attlictc-d as I was. If the telling
itl kiii l urease in the papers enables
naruAn aimilorlv o'?nnfr./l
tors, knowing how earnestly n!ie felt
aUait the henefit nh^ hnd received,
decided whu waa quite right.
A now t'yW jwVrt (Kin'.\lr|i,f ti:h ntrA>? Txrri km ltd paper carton f?llh<wtjrJn?.>)te 11 >w
tin Sk.U ?: r...n.< r:vr. ? *kt:? Thi* lo?> :Tior<l *<?rl .? i itoi.-.lcil f r thi- jv.or t?io
O- n *'.->reil Dftni1 Cwr. n* . Aito|i> (' 0 : iSiilri\rMi H hitd ly tnul Y.y A<*iitJfhj;
elir.ii r*r>t? tr> tv. 5 *r ?v? rir.ttr-Al. Cftiv . ? r. So ittSiirwo 9ir?vt. % 01K -- or a rIMIo aniion
(T-v i iK( ik?| w.'lU ttntfni fv ? T'n-AV?T> !T\r<M tti ?.?nib (tnn'itm, gi<ni'i?i
ft >: ?n.w* *:if! i.t av.iuu ll^ui.r ?:orr?*;ul luirtMH uliopj. Our (in-i rvltcf.
Iii Th?? Chronicle voLing contest
Mr. M. L.Smith
ii, |>o tho most popu
r of tJio Camden Bar.
Mr. Rortdcy. of Rot k Hill, Wants a
RepreacntJvo In Cumden.
Tim rmuiag'WH'nt ??f the KrpiitaMe
JYife AHMirancc* Soi-iofy in this torri.
'<ory is ? Infirm?* ??f kitii ring tin? ser.
I rices of a man ?>f chiiacter and abil
ity ,t?? roprwn nt its intercMts, witlil
S. yj* hrmlquMtUMt* The I
r itfht man will ho thoroughly <-ducut
c 'J in tho fcience of lifo insnranco
*.3<1 tbo art -of uu uumafal aolUutin#.
titMM i? no ht?ain?Ha or profesMion,
wot r#*jniHpg cnritml, which is tnoro
rcmn norntlve then ? life agency con.
,<duct<* ?! vritli energy and ability. Cor*
reapo. idcnee With tm>D who desire to
necori ? employment* end ere aoihi
'ions 'to attain prominence to the
W -? ? 1 v ! .?
Jol> ?printing'.
We luivo uIIiUmI to our olH?;e a
larger ntiri/tiinrc rapid jo)? ]>rinl!Bg~ '
pr?'5? wit^ ? capacity '?f l,GJiO uu
hour. yAnXoril era lor j piinl
inur solicited. Satisfaction gu:ir
1*0 Iced. (
CLEMSON
AGRICULTURAL & MECHAN
ICAL COLLEGE.
Six Oeparttnoota,
Agricnltnral.
Mechanical, Texlila,
Literary, . MillUry.
Best equipped collwL tU Sootk.
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