The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 12, 1898, Image 4
Remunerative Chimney Sweeping.
A now ii'imut. dctdguiog to tire hli
fdtitr.iu'.v .nul savv the twpHiMO of tt^
(iVVt'l'p, llOl*t?'<l 11 Itllllillt1 of iMII'lliUff
ptraw Rt tin* oml vf u polo. A inoiuont
later ho was siwrilcd hv a golden
tinkling. unci glanoing mowii. saw that
tho oldfiiKhlonod lira: Hi wan lltoralljf
voveml with gohl plot-on. Farther
0 vaitiliiul h>u ri'voilcil tho I'liHrrcil
lraginonls of a leathern hug snspend
o?l l>y it hook In tin- ohiimn.-y, whllo
tin* windfall Itwlf jotalh-d ui? to
nearly tii Hltn.
Beauty U Wood
datn hlond menr)6 a rloan in. Nq
beauty without it. Uascaivts, .;y Uathur*
tic clean your hlopd ant) keep it clean,
??lining tip llif l.i //V iivcr ai,,'i (1iivi??<ni inv
jiuiitiiH from the l>od'- , lfiwVi today to
1 v.i 1 1 ik! i pimply*, l">il^, Ti Mack heads,
and ilini livkb bi'.otut Complexion by taking
Casearctfl, lA.,.i>f> tor tea cents. All drug
giaU, oat,n>fucVifo? guaranteed, 10c, 23c, 60o.
Th? lirst wdnr for railway poatal ears
for Noud? America has just Irnon ? ilni-fVI
wall a, munutaeiurhitf firm at typftagt)"ld,
Mm.-a, Ho. Uii
Co Ciae u ( old tu Unit l>ay.
"lake i. fixative liroino Quinine V*hlot4. All
lJniKi{iM? refund money if tl fulln to euro. IXk
tn til* vot^fViiSnod Indhslry Inst .your tv>\
|cs.i I It >1 it 4,0iji),0u0 tons of cotl(iiM|'*i,il wore
poiihunu'i|t tliu total value ot tho resultant
products HgKroKUtillg
f.o-To- H?o tor IMfly renin.
Onarunu.oi) t'>t>n<c,? hutui euro, million weak
blood pure. bOb.ll Ail Uru^gial*
of Mm lii.aoi) i-lt I/en* of (tut United state*
m >w tn Oertnnny, 2,00(j rtro matriculated stu
v l.VOIt.V IV. "l'tck lifuS' " Siroltlua Tol.ucri.
does nut make every inoalti an xweet h* it rose,
tint entiie* "mlL'lit.y iii^li" iltn'M Jive ever)
oiio a iiiunt delight ! til unoko. Yrv it.
'I'll** 1 1 a 1 1 1 h 1 1 lia^ Is th?> ohieat llax in ox
i?t<>n?i>, dating hack to 121l> or thoreiiUo'UH.
M ore lirthivn li vet? ha ve hren ?a\?d l?v 1>U.
JlOFU'irjS 'I UKTII1NA IKKi IIIMi I'OW
liKKSt than by all othnr n medic* ? omhlnrd.
'I l.i. J II i r. a Al<ls I'tgiiaOnn, MrK'ihitcr. tho
l.'o?ir. mill 1 1- 1- 1-1 1 1 1 1 k i'a?y.
In Kraiivo thoro arv li.a.'jO.Oaa inlli'h coivh,
'wfih'h ovoiluro aimiiJilly 1,7 Hi, OlHJ, 000 1,'iilloiiH
ol HiUl. .
. Don't Toborra Rpit ntid Sniokn Vour Mto Atrsy.
To quit tolmcoo easily un?l forevrr, lie inaR
Ticllo, full of life, imrm nml viiror, talto No-'l'o*
liao. tho w?titlor- worker, that ioiiUps wvai< n'lfiii
utroiig. Alt OruiftflstH. C'Oo or II. ciurc U!i!iran?
tv< a Booklet unit tiarnt>lu fis>e. AilUrt-aa
btorllnu UouieUy Cd . C'Utcauo or Now Voilt
l'ollco court .stiitlst tivs show that Omiwull
Is tli" host hohavotl county In KinHutnl.
Mrs. \\' Inflow's Soot )? I iik Myrup fi?rciillilrt?ri
tccthliu;, Kifti'iis Mm kuiuh, ru<liii'lu'< inftain i
tion.nl lit v s pill 11, <i .1 1 ?>h sv I nil voile, Jw. a hot t ' ,
When Hot
Dou.n Sweat unit frot, hut koop cool anil
tf.ku llood'rt Snrrfapurllla. This U
'advice, as you will find If you f ? > 1 1 ? ? v/ It.
Hood's Hu rsit partita Is a first-class suin
in or ni^illolao, hooause It la no good for
, Hie stomach, ho cooling t<> the Mood,
no linlpftil to t ho whole i'ody. Make no
mlHtako, hm l;?h only
Hood's pari I la
Aiiicrica's lirciitnit Med cinc.
Hood's Pills '7 1,!'?.,
A Wonderful Cltuk.
>1 one or t ti (own luil Ik In n J a i>;> ti -
<>cn treaty pori there is n remark aide
(lino- jiii s <\ It it; wuitalned in a hand
f*<> in ? ? frame, throe foot wide amf llvu
feet lonK- It represents a noonilay
landseape, very eievorly ran it'll out.
In (ho foroni oiin.i plii 111 and eherry
trt'i'.s ti ppea ju Idooin. wlilU\ In the
rciip a Jiift is to ,l>u front \* liii li
l!o w> "li pret t y easeade, lnilii'.t' .l In
\ i y si ill. I'roin this i'.Mm'.iiI " Iliiws a liny
nl ron ni. wjueh Vends its way between
voeks iiml islands ami (inaly loses itself
in a slrotoh of w<K>dland. In a minia
ture sky a Kolili n sun turns on a silver
wire, striking I In? hours mi a Hlver
Kong ua it passes. ICaen hour Is marked
hy a ereepiiiK lorlolso. A hird of deli
plumage warldes at tlm oloso of dm
h/>ur. and. a< tin' warbling reuses. a
mouse suddenly makes its appearaneo,
and, tar. m poring over (In- hill to (Im
garden, is I'lmti lost to view Alto^;eUier
It is eortainly a wonderful plero of
median ism. San l'ranr|s< o ( hronhle.
MRS. 1'1\K HAM'S A I > VIC K.
What Mil'. N<ill Hur?t btia to Hay
r About- Tt.;
a>
* llr.Ai: Mils. 1'inkiiam: When I wrote
to you I had not hern veei! foe live \ ear>;
had doetored all the time hut got no
heller. I liad \\ ? ? 1 1 1 1 > trouble very had.
M.V wotnh pressed haeUward, causing
piles. 1 w as in sueh liiKerv f ooii'd
Bdorvrly v. allc nero?,s the (I. tor. Men
t tniatiou was irr. rular and too pro
\v:is ;iN'?
tnml>l?i| with
Iriicnrrhirn. I
li.nl (.'inn up all
hopes of t in;*
w? ? i i ; i-vi-rvinulv
t In iiit'li L I h:i<!
< >11 ?Ulllpt lull.
Aft?r taking
^ 1i vo h.it t Irs <>f
11. l'inls
r luljllVi
!>!?? < '? ??n |>t ?ti >it 1 ,
vcr v : 1 1 i.t'li 1 ii 1 1 it
and was nl?l?? to do n<;i:!y ail my own
work. ! eont ;n::?-d tin -r-e of uuir inoli
eine. and ffi 1 t h.i t. 1 i iwe my re<-. >v? ry to
von. I c;in not thick; om enough for your
advice and yo-:r wonderful medieine.
Anyone do'.-liiiivf my statement iftay
write to mc and 1 wi'l gladly answvi
r'.l inquiries. ?Mrs. Nf.m. Ilrnsr, beep
water. Mo.
Letters 1 : 1; ? the foregoing, cou
r-tantly .Jhe'ng received. contribute not
r- little to the sat isfaeiion f? !t hy Mrs.
T'inhham tliat her medicine and counsel
croi^sistini; women to hcr r their heavy
hnrdiyis.
M rsl l'ink ham's n'Trtr?*K-s is Lynn, Mass
Ail stuttering women sire invited to
write*to her for ad viee, whieh will ho
fflvon witliout charge. It is an ex
~~~>>?r?enced woman's advice to women
>Vw Religion.? We do not lived a new
religion an much as we <to nd appliea
tJon of the i?rincl|rfan of the old to every
~nta of the xoelnl, tniMin?*i? himI fvtrfltl
orld.- Rov. T. K. Cnunblot, ChrlB
?t?hurit, Pa.
FOOLED
"it* ?itr nM.4 ?W I
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M(k? f?m ?m l tM I
"? u ? ikau ;m I
ik war itiii no mi.
Arp Shows the Sunshine After the
Storm,
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ANGLO-AMERICAN ALLIANCE,
fc
Brit lAWtr* I lie Scheme lit Order Id Cmli/e
^ tic People of Oilier Counlric* vOiij(r.il
Illations for thr Kwtffl'i Ac tlicv c?m*ii< s.
If tin* wur wan waged for hurnnnity'H
snkft -that is, for th<? | ?ti iposo of feed
iug tho htarving Cubans of course it
hub failed of ita put | oht\, (or they liavo
not boon fed. Hut oVon t (iW 11^; Ik ouv
anient luA.lo a blunder hi (Vkhi^'H
ifcg a cause u oftftilH belli ami msteud
of feeding tho starving ha\o killed a
thousand Spaniard* ft fat' oil 111 tho
Philippines, ",d<?D more at Santi
ago, t,v^Vor t hdloss tho war hoems t?
ttM vt> been tho culmination of many
grievances ami lias already resulted in
inestimable good. Whether it be niflu
ifost destiny or tho will of ( lovl and tlio
fulfillment of prophooy, wo cannot tell,
but ran only say? an of old, "If this
thing la) of man it Will coiito to Uuilglitt
but It it coino from (Jod wo cannot ligni
against it." Onto thing is certain. It
had oXulhM thoprowoBB, tho gonitis And
the resources of tho Amci icon people
More than anything that has over hap
poned. Tho 1'nited Slat oh now Htand
acknowledged by tho groat power* of
tho w of III a? oipial to any of thorn, and
only lival has solicited lior hand in
frutornal union. At a humpiot given
tho other day in Hritish Columbia to
Lord and l.ady Aberdeen, Hon. Air.
Mackintosh, I h? lieutenant governor,
paid to American* tho following beau
tiful tribute:
"To our American friouds who aro
present wo cunnot refrain froiy extend
ing our congratulationn for tho recent
aehiovoinon t? of tiioii army and navy
while waging a white man's war for tlio
e> tension of modern civilization, and
wo implore thoin to cant their inlluoiico
for a white man's policy of an Anglo
' American alliance. (Loud diceis).
'I'lior 3 can be no logit iina'.o civilization
where a Hiblo ik curried in one hand
and a drawn sword in tho other. \\ hen
the great I'.uglitih speaking nations
link their fortunes together, then the
war drum will throb no longor mid the
battle flug will be furled and a union bo
perfocte I that will bo nanctioned and
blessed by tho Almighty. ( I tiiuienso up
pbiUHc). Then will be written by angel
lingers thobrightoMt page in history, on
which will bo recorded tho union of tho
powers owning the h<uuo 01 ig in, speaking
tho same language, but long severed by
passio.i ami prejtldiceH for which tlio
older must accept responsibility. (Ap
nlaUHO.) Then will be established the
greatest confederation of freouien tho
world has ever dreamed of. I. neb, shir
upon the Ibig of the I nitod Slates will
then lopreseul u civilizing power ami
each l.ritish colony an auxiliary foico.
all working together In concert all
honoring the ling of our folhci* and nil
revering the banner of liberty and pa
triot ism 1 1 .oiid cheering. } Mr. N'uyor
and gentlemen. 1 give vou t he stars and
stripe* and the I iiion .lack. I:i>ng
may their varying tints reunite ami
for in hi hcaveu'ii li^ht olio aich ol
peace.
I Kent that lino/ Could il have been
hcttoo Knid? Aro we not all I for t hat an
alliance with grand ? ? I ? I I ugland, our
niotber from whom we have been long
estranged a white race who now ask*
for n n alliance with the white race t>l
H'is country for tho Christian civilt/.i
tloli of t lie world
Our recent victories on sea and land
have done this. Old solid, sturdy
I'liig laud has long had doubts <>! our
ability and our .statesmanship. She
ban (icon prejudiced against our re
publican form of government, but is
now convinced and converted, and is
forced to admit thai the people can be
ti listed to govern themselves. I'm iho
stress and emphasis that Mr. Muckm
tosh pavs to a white man'# govern
in on t must be a withering rebuke to
Mr. McKinley, who still seeks to hu
initiate our people by placing tho no
groover us The New \ ork Ires is
now the most infuriated organ ol the
Itepubhcnn party, and in a recent is
?iio auvs 'We want no possession or
control of tho Philippine islands of of
any other islands that have a h \ brio,
mongrel, law less populot ion. It wonht
cosl us hi 1 1 1 ious of money and a cen
tury of time t o civilize them and edii
cute tliein to the blessings ? f good go\
ci n incut, I light here within our ow n
domain wo lind it impossible to con
trol and icguhito the conduct ot some
(if our own people, lor in South * aro
lina and ( ieorgia mo cannot punish tho
people for killing one negro post mas
tor and maiming another. Isent that
funnvV Mint party still seeks to hu
iniiiato us w 1 1 i i the i.cgio and to keep
us tho strife. Wo were hoping that
this war would wipe out all this bitter
noss, and it it did it was a war
worth lighting; but it looks now
like politics is shaping itself to
continue the sectional strife. Mi
Hemphill has been invi'cd up
north to make a speech on frott real
union, and maybe he can stop this
agitation and help to give us fraternal
pence, but 1 am afraid not. It it were
left to the soldiers, we would have a
white man's government such as Mr.
Mackintosh desired, but ab end \ the
content ion has begun whoso war is
U who killed cock robin w hat iait>
is to have the political benefit of ti e
fjb?rvV
Hut wi. shall sec what no will sec
Tho smoko Iris not cloaic>l nwa\ \et
It mav bo that I ea.-e is still afai oil,
and if the pieacheis who me writing
the prophecies are not mistaken, the
wai has | ii at hegun I he tilth \ia'?>f
St. .f oil ti is not near poured out. I be
preachers anniso me. When I was a
young man Napolcou l?oi a. ai t was pro
claunod as the beast, and his number
was six hundred ami sixty and six
Thoy found tho uumber by giving a
numerical value to each lettei of bis
name, and then added them all to
gether and actually did make their
sum to bo tUlrt. I5ut now the Komau
Catholic church is said to bo the beast,
and this wnr will not ond until tho
l'opo and bis church aro all annihi
lated unit theu eoinos the next vial
whic.'u i? to l>o poured out on lur??oy
aud that kingdom l? to bo annihilated.
1 hoard m preaclior fay about tho time
tho late civil war begun that if it should
turn out iliat tho Cprd wa? not on ?>ur
aide he would forswear hi* religion.
Hut he lived to tee bin bis hope* blasted
aud did not fortw?*r b? religion either.
Hut it humblad him and took away bm
conceit. Hut whether the wer mu?t go
on or not I will pray for peace, for i
know that peace i? a utesaed thing.
Peace at btnneand peaec abroa*!. w e
*ant no war lor glory when it ? fcl
mixed up with tear a. Ut ua etop ?t
jait aa eoon ae poeaible, prophecy or
u? prophecy, huuarck la d?*d an?
not long before be died be enidi 1
take no comfort in anything *
btre don*. 1 here provoked
J
)
rivers of learn, i now bolieve thene
war* cotthl have been honorably
uvonlod auA I have no pismire in th*
memory of them. lbi t I hAVo maub
my pOAcr With Uod and have hia for
IfSrivcttoM. "
What an admission for an old man.
a great man to make. Mow different
from that of (iladxtouv IW11 Arp in
Atlanta Constitution.
I'M >11:170 fil.i;ANIN(iS
PATRIOTISM NOT LACKING.
hrcal I Hurls H.'iiig Made hi Complete Set
ontl Mcjfiiiicnl..
If tho Second Hoglment Is not com
pleted it will not b? t li r> fault of ( ol.
.1 outfit of any of the other oflleerR, for
thoy Arii mailing ovorv elhnt to por
nila'li) men tu Onlist ami that in nil they
inn do. I. von with tho uiodiluatioua
in tho recnilting rules, which woro
granted liy tho war department aft a
special favor to South ( aroliua, it will
not, with thuNj concessions, ha an
eusy task to recruit enough men to
uiulto np the rogunont. I'ho gi'fcat
troii I > ! o is, and has been all alon^, that
it it not a lack of patriotism on *ho
part Of o.u men whhih causes tile regi
ment to lug, hut rather that it renUuos
i,h,i n unci iiiCft than many of theiu havo
tho ability to iiiaUd.
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killed l>\ an l.lc^ntor.
David S. I iood, tho iie^ro elevator
hoy at I ho II irsclt Israel Company's
building, at Charleston, wan instantly
I. ille I while trying to 8 top tlio olovator,
which was moving slowly down from
tho third story. Heed had heon clean
ing the ?levator, and when through
tui nod on tlio oloctrio current and the
olovator Marled down. The door was
opoii. Tho negro'H llrftt thought was to
Mop it and attempted to jump In to Htop
tho machine by revei kiiik tho crank,
lit; Was not ipiu'k enongh, however, for
jiiKt i?h ho stuck hia head iunide the top
,1 l ho olovator gave hiiu a terrible blow
on tlio hack of tlio ueck, landing with
sullloioiit force to break it. Heed s body
when found a few minutes later was
hiretohed on the lloor, while his head
rem hod over m tho shaft and held the
olovator.
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Killed Willi a Keck.
In dispute over a niuuo of ball, at
< irt-on villo, Will Haxton iniitantl y killed
William Manning, Manning was jar
ling with several negroes when ttnxton
came up and win onrsed by MiMliiing.
huxtnii throw a rook at Maiming, hit
ting him in tho loft temple, autl death
wan instnntalieoiiH. Hnxton ran, but
surrendered several hours later. lie is
a young negro rnd haft boon ouusidoi otl
u harmless misidiiof lovor.
Clijirilnhlc ladies of Charleston.
Tho good work of the women of
Charleston in earing for tho sick sol
do rs nixtho hospitals goes bravely on,
a id a noMo omylntiO'i has risen be
tween the various eharitablo and pa
ti iot:c suciotios hi providini; for their
needs and comfort. 'I ho ( olonial
i >ti mii.i have boon very notivo m their
services and liberal in their coiitribu
l ions.
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Opciiifi { of itu l?arlu?.if I??h inbacio Market.
\l (he opening of the l)arlington to
bacco market about fifteen thousaml
pound* of tobacco woro sold, all of
which was low grades, from early cur
iii::h, exclusively. Only medium cut
ters mtd smokers woro liuirkotod and
these lowest i?r lidos sold on a straight
mm kot at <i, *, !?. 1<?. n, i:$, I I and 1"?
cents per poiind.
Vtiocrsen's l.ixiililc Proper!).
I'ho "county auditor of Anderson
,,.iiii4v lifiH Ouiiipiclovi bin icdiifiiS Ol
the property of that county lot taxa
t miii I lie leal estate foots up
(l | ; 4l?d the personally ??, ??):?, 0 1 1 ; rail
road ? s^o, making a total ol
>,;j. more than ^.MHI.Otil) above
what ti?i-' returns have ever been bo
foi e.
The Axrkiillnr.il llall.
Mr. W. 11. I. vies, who has in charge
lite Agrieiiltura! Hall building, at t ol
iii-ibia. now being vacated by the dis
ponent v, H.nd that among ethers who
were writing about the building was an
inquiry from certain parties who are
thinking of operating a * 'coiive* t ing
mill or blt ncltery in that city.
\ I ircniaifs Touriiaiiieiil.
There is some talk of a liroman's
tour uumeut being hohl at Charleston
shortlv under the auspices of tho
( hai lesion llo.-?e Heel Association
I'lie plans for tlio tournament have not
^ et assumed definite shape, but it is
'reasonably certain that tho tournament
w lil be hold.
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Cninii.1 Hangs Himself
A convict in tho i .aureus count y jail
committed suicide by hanging hlinseli
to tlio highciit bar in tho lion ^latin^
of Ij^m t;eii.
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\ Slimting \ t fair ;it (ireemille.
There was a street duel at (iroonvillo
reeeiitl v between ?laiuon I?. Williams
immI Charlie I'ott.s. Tho latter was shot
through lltt) i i^ht lung. ll.o former was
nut hit.
(icttinp in ( i ood Sliapc.
livery day im-reason tho facilities of
I In) ( 'harloston and Seashore llailroad
Compute* to yi\o its pat :011s li q UK1 k
uii>! pleasant trip to .Mount Pleasant,
Sullivan ? Island or tho Isle uf I'alms.
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turns for I ort Moultrie.
l'h?? 1 u | >i< i lire ^ 11 u s long exported
(<>r mounting 011 I 01 t Moultrie, lia\ c
nil 1 v**< i in New York from Antwerp
ami will probably l?? swit to Sullivan s
Island w it li 1 11 a few weeks. t he em
l !act inculrt wire in itio for theso guns
some nioiitlis ago and it is likely that
tli?*y will bo mounted as soon aa ro*
eel v y>l.
Stale Teacher*' Institute.
1'he Siato Toachora' institute will
meet in Columbia on August '?W, and it
promises to l?e largely attended.
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Prospects Not Bright.
The prospect for a now union dopot
in Columbia is not very bright at pres
ent.
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Marion's Tobacco Break.
The Marion tobacco market wa*
opened undor very favorable Auspices.
Nearly GO. 000 pouuda of tobacco war#
kuoekod down to buyers, and approxi
mately 54,000 in caah was* transferred
to tho pockota of producers.
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Fruity all kinds is very plentiful at
Lamar's, in fact the market is over
looked and it is selling at remarkably
low prices.
A very heavy atom recently awopt
over tile auction around X>ykeai?nd
doing considerable damage to orchards
and mi 11 Fields.
A Tendon peper aays that "Admiral
Dewey is disliked in certain quartern
becaase he la a dude." I!c Is alao liked
Jo certain quarters bedtoae he U ?
dandy. ........ . jA
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KicN the Liquor Question Out of
Politics.
NOT TAUGHT IN THfc RIBI.E:
The Common Horse Sense of Mis lather in
(?iung Mini an Mtudlion I nabletl Mini lo
Plead the Cause of Those Whom the
Sidle Was Neglecting.
IIKI.KVA MMBTISCi.
J ho hpeocliOB In general woro pood.
N'owhon j- H hoapitalitv was suporhitive
ly illbidrattid find nil thto fcnndidatofl
ivorb hdndeonioly tiulurtuiudd, I't.
Sllgh mhn liko M ?c.( 1 rogur ou hi* native
heath. Ho was vory brief, reminding
hift audience that Ins opponouttt xvero
ull geutlouion, or moat of thom. His
rocentiou xvas hoarty. During Mr.
thomas' speech ho remarkod that his
brother railroad commissioners had
ucut ilvanb on tho cmupnigu to run
hint down and nil# lum. Mr. Kvaun
walked Up to .Mr. Thomas and ptlt this
hi and on his remarks! ''That is a pro
inodilatod, infamous falsehood, and vod
know it." ( 'ol, I'Moyd referred to lien.
Watts nr> a man of uttrroiV mould pltys
tenlly. Col. Hehumport's popularity and
strength at home wero evident. He
promised that hu would rtiako a bettor
governor than South Caroliua has had
during the last ten years. Ho called
upon the people to kick tho liquor
question out of polities. It was are
llortion upon tho State that it r/as tho
sole question upon which the people
wish to bo on lightened. Mr. A roll or
poured hot nhot Into tho Stato s policy
lti the mat tor of higher education. The
common horse souse of his father in
giving htm an education enabled him
to plead tho cause of those whom
tho State was neglecting. Mr.
I 'I'uthoratoiie talked prohibition pure
and simple. Tho dispensary law
could load to prohibition only by some
hocus pocus arrangement which ho
could not understand. Prohibition did
not purpose reforming by legislative
enactment, but its purpose was take
temptation out of (he way, and not to
assist men to get drunk aud thou pun
nli thorn for their crime. Col. Watson
made a vigorous speech, douyiug there
was any real prohibition moveruout.
lie thought this was a premature move
in u 11 1 that would set back the cause of
tempnraiice for r. generation. Kuiiuont
ministers declared there was no prohi
bition taught in tho Kiblo. "Tempor
ance, tomporauce, temperance, " said
ho, "ia taught there from begin
ning to end, but prohibition novor. '
Mr. Whitman's elVort was a rib-tickler,
lie was hero to buttor tho people's
bread, and would stay 111 politics until
he buttered it. Prohibition was ad
vanced by a fow injudicious preachers
and a fo w rusty politicians, and 1'cath
erstone, ' the HUper-excellently moral
advocate." (Sox-. Kllerbo declared that
when ho was defoated for lo election
in IHJi-l he retired to his plantation ex
expecting to.reniaiu there, but became i\
camlidate for governor bocause lis ro
coived so many requests from all over
the State. It is only promise w as to be
the governor of tho whole peoplo and
to give them au economical administra
tion. f He atdied re-election 011 his 10
cord because ho had kept his promises.
Col. ( ieorgo Tillmau declared that he
w a h prepared, if elected governor, to
suggest measures for tho improvement
of the State. Ho was not 1 mining for
governor, as Watson said, beci.uso ho
xvuntod tho oflico. (Sod dolivor him
from thoso who wanted ollice only for
their own good. Kllerbo was a good
man, but was too weak to bo governor.
Solicitor Itelliuger said there wero 110
issues to discuss, and that ho simply
appeared so tho Nowborrians could take
a look ut the next 'altorney-gonoral.
The other speakers were Messrs. Coop
er, Tompkins, Hradham, l>erhaiu, I\p
ton, Maylield, Kice, MeMali&n, Itrown,
( Jray, (iarrisaud Hlytlio.
A French engineer who ha? been tut
1 lour of inspection xvas 110! impressed
l?y tiie lug things in this country. "I
>)i:i 1 1 report lo my government." says
tie, ? ? 1 ! 1 .- 1 1 1 In- ha: -rest tilings iii America
lie lie- 1 i I T 1 1 ? ihiilgs. I lie I reneti pew1
:mc e.\peri< in domestic (m-ouoiiit,
jinl live comfortably by saving what
average families in the t'nited Slates
throw away I tut A niericans are. on
the o' her blind, experts in indusi rial
economy. They make money by sav
ing xv.-tstiige in business, and lose snm?
:?1 it by wastage in domestic economy
I'lie a 1 1 en l io 11 1 hi ii| id small details 1::
'?ig works Is aiua:'.ing to me. I visited
some establishments when' 1 believe
that the profits are made not iu the
uiaiiutaei lire proper, but in the saving
'?f materinls and labor by , lose alien
"ion 10 details 1 hat a>v looked upon as
(lilies by uv 1 'or example. I saw a
grimlMotie iu opei 1 1 ion in a large es
? ;l blisilieu I aUli'lU Itlcally shaVpcUillg
ialhe a nil planer tools. 'Phis maeliine
costs probably as much as 1 1 m ? of 0111
ordinary griudsteai's eost. but I sec
that il automatically grinds all ibe
tools fo?* IIim high prleed nieehanii s.
?Mid it only works a few hours each
lay. Tin1 skilled nieelia nies in ?>ur
country iie(|iieni l.v slop iiieir regular
work io grind 1 In ir own tools, aud then
lo it only impel* >V.-i ly In the I * f ? i t *?? 1
StaM s tools nre ;< 1 1 accurately ground
10 the best shape by tliij imu ldiie, so
thai 1 lie men ciiti do more and better
work on ihis account in a given time. '
beii.-xe ihai that maeliine lias brains
the brains of the inventor and ft has
no doubt rex (dux ionized work of this
kind in American machine shops. Thi.s
is but one ease mil of many that I have
noieil during Jn.v stay in the country."
I'lie x'isitou?/oiTei tlx ?letiued a pecnllat
i:hara?d^fn*tlt' of American inventive
genius. Tlie vast engineering achieve
u.enis. the Irunietise manufacturing es
labii.-hinents and the leVlathnn Am
( i:!nery are. of course. m??vt e^msjdett.
o?:x and impressive, but tb?xs?> bi^>
Mttngs nre eomparatlvely fow* iu jiuni
ber. xx-'ilb* Hie novel improveifient^ It
(ft 1 It- thlngH--UHiuilly einssed tfs "Yai^
?;ee not ions"? are legion, and eiK'li ?*</u
t rlfm'es Its mite toxvard the general
Hum of the couiiiry'* ImihIiwsh prosper
rv. ft m rerratnfy wise to pirc full at
vniiou to all details.
A Lkmnct f?r Mitai,
TVlre? wanted In Uhodcsln. n?e
British Xotifh African Company Is
nnxious for active colonization. For
many year* the Charrerrd Company
|md discounlojnaiced umniago aiuoug
/the ntonntofl police, civil servants and
other employes Ilut this policy lias
bet-n entirely reversed, and an edlel
tins cone forth among the Chartered
CocLjmny'a ? oJIU-lals |>romUlBk Uia*
preference will bv fcl^co married
men.
Some persons say they are never influenced by an
advertisement.
It is not expected that any one will buy Ivory Soap
solely because it is suggested by an advertisement. /
If you have never used Ivory Soap, you may} be
induced to ask some friend about it ; should you findt ?
as you probably will ? that she? is enthusiastic in its praise,
then you may try it.
Millions of people use Ivory Soap ; they use it because
they like it.' You loo will like it. There is a difference
in soaps.
right, I CA, bj Ibe I'foctci 1 ViVbLie v'c , ViceinotL
MEDALS FOR DEWtY'S MEN.
Honorable Dccornt ion Which Mcuiih
11 Whole l.ot to the Wcursr,
The medals of honor which Consxrest
Voted to to the ollleers and men
who loiiulit utider l>e\voy at Manila
are not espeeinily
artistie. The medal
i I self is not a tiling
of beauty, hut it
in< ans a lot to the
man who lias the
ri^lit to wear it.
The medal is a
five pointed star,
eaeh point ending
in a trefoil. On the
star Is a cirele "f
t hlrty four stars
jithere were only
thirty-four States
when, in 1SISU. the
medal \v:is design
MKi' Xi. <>k uoxoit. ?*(1 1 w ithin which is I
m representation of America "habited I
r.s Minerva." her left hand on the f:is- ;
ces, her right hand holding a shield j
it nil repelling discord. A trophy of two i
cannons. one sword. M-vcnil cannon j
balls and an eagle fastens the star to |
h ribbon resembling the Hag, which I
Joins tt tot he Hasp.
This medal of honor corresponds to i
tin- Kuglish Victoria cross and the Iron
Cross of licrinar.y and l'russla, but it
Is :i fact that either of the latter Is bet
ter known to Americans than the em- |
blcin with which our own country rec- :
ognizes valor. IVrhaps one reason for
this is that we are not in the habit of.
paying much attention to medals and :
decorations i n this country: Another:
may be that we have sometimes ques
tioned tin- manner in which those med
als have been .awarded in times past,
Occasionally then' hits been a suspicion
of the presence of a political pull in J
these awards.
Yet in spite of th<* drawbacks to lt.t j
reputation widen the delay in award-'
, lug it and the way in which some of it.-t i
wearers have acquired it cause t.ic j
medal of iionor is an honorable decora* .
Hon and has been won honorably by |
most of those who have it. Most ot t
them won it for such feats as capturing f
ba 1 1 letlaps, though one soldier got it;
because he was oil the guard of honor j
over l/iuc<i|n's ctjjlin. The Twenty-sev* J
eii'h Maine Ilegllnent received t ho metp j
ill as a whole. Its time was up, and j
it volunteered to remain and take par; i
In the battle of Gettysburg. I- 'or till t ,
and its lira very at the tight every uur- ;
vivor received thi* medal.
Moilern I^ongevltj'.
In the seventeenth century the aver- I
age duration of life was only thirteen
y<*ars: in tin' eighteenth, twenty; In the
present eeiitiny it is thlrty-slx. This !
gr?'ut increase in the average length
of human lifw is not, however, a:: in
dicalion of an increase in the vigor |
iiini vitality of the race, but it is rath
er due to the fact that cholera, tlio ,
bhu-k plague ami other devastating
{?coiirges which formerly overspread
whole countries at frequent intervals,
sometimes several times during u cei:
tury. have been brought more and
more under control by Improved pub
lic sanitation and quarantine. Thr
real test of the vitality of the rave ir?
not the average length of human life,
but the proportion of centenarians.
The proportion of persons who have
attained great age Is without doubt at
the present time yuicli less than ever
before In the history of the world.
To Car? Connttpntton For???,
Tslp) Cfeii-nrcts C.indy Cathurilo. 10o or 25a
If O. C. C. (ail to euro, di u^iats refund muuey.
The school children la Germany nro
largely u?ing iroitiition India rubber slates.
t can reommend Piso's Cure forCons'imp
Jtiou to biUTcrcra front As'linm. K. ,u. Xow.v
mksi?, Ilowimt.^vic, May i. fmv -
Aberdeen terriers are driting out all othvr
fashionable |>et dogs in LoAdon.
MwtM Tmt Bowcte Wl?k CmmnM.
1 Candy Cathartic. cure constipation forever.
Mc. 23c. If C C. C. fall. tfTOfKliia rolaadl iaei?
There in now building in KogUnd ? eabto
carrying steamer, Wltli currying capacity r.t
6,000 ton* of cable.
How's This?
offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for
an ^cotenf Catarrh that can Dot be oured by
... F. J. ClltttlT A Co.. Prop*.. Toledo. O.
We. the uodersiffBrd. have Known F. J.
Cheney for the teat IS year?, ajpd believe htm
grpfe?.tly???ORoraMe I? bpfintm tr?nwr
obligation made the'r firm. .*ny
"ISIokL"""' To
CareTe taken internally,
. dtrydyjpow the hlnr*? nun mtieoa*
' ' " ^ ~ \ - ri ..far. ??>. - ? : V v
Proof Ki'oiikIi*
Mrs. blouser (after somo years) ? I
suppose you ilon'l love mo.
Mr. blouser - l>on't love ,vou! Don't 1
live in the same house with you?? bos
ion Tr.'iiiKrrint.
IIu|?i1hI Sii mlii) St-liool < liauiaiKiiiiif
>j|i<ll>v, A ii mi si j;t, l?!is.
On account of thl* occasion, the Seaboard
Air Lino will sell tickets to SSbeTby, N. L'?
and return, nt rate of ouo faro for tho
round trip. Tickets on .snlo August 22nd to
21th (ami from points within a radius of 100
miles of Shelby,) August 27th and 28 th'.'
good to return until September 5th. For
rates ami schedule see streamers or eall on
ticket agents. 'I'. .1. AimJi?M0ii, (ieu'l Paa
senger Agent, Portsmouth, Vu.
"I liavn born iisIiik ('ASiMllliTS lor
Insomnia, with winch 1 haveijheen afflicted for
over twenty .veurs. and I can any that CuBcarcts
have given niu more relief thi^n any other reme
dy I iiavo ever tried. I Khalliecrtniulv rccom
mcuil them to my friends us ^eini; all they are
represented." Thus. uu.i>*iu>, KlKiu, 111.
CANDY
CATHARTICS
TA ADC MARK RIOIOT*K?D
I'lc.nant. I'alntab'c. l'oicnt. Tnstp flood |)o
Good. Never Sicken. Wrakpn. or Gripe. 10c. Ke, JWo.
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
TIli'i Uiik II. Co-itpnnt, CltlflKS 'ItiRfrrtl, Nfw > nrlr Hit
Ujl_TA_QJ|n Si1))'! 'Hi'J Kiiarantcecl liy all ilrun
"U I U OHU uy.fj to t I It r. 'I'dhnrco MaMt
THE *
COLUMBIA
OlAINLESS
MAKES
HILL
CLIMBING
EASY
COLUMBUS
STAHDJRD
FOR CHAIN
MACHINES.
HARTFORDS
Next Best.
Other Molola at
Low Prioes.
CnialogUtf'i'ioo.
STANDARD OF THE WORLD
POPE MFG CO. I 1ARTFORU CONN.'
ART CATALOGUE OP COLUMBIA BICYCLES ESY MAIL
TO. ANY ADDKC55 FOR ONE TWO CENT', STAMP.
STOPPED meg
I Parir.aaaotly Cured
Insanity Prevented by
DR. KLINE'S MEAT
HERVE RESTORER
? PmUIt* for# ter *11 Ktrwut Puftrt. riln.Jtfl Itfr.
aml.S'l. lltuf Dancr. bo lln or Nr
? rtrr lint day's dm. Treatipe ?nd St trial l>otU?
fr OB to Kit p?U*aw, Uwj p*7iD(?t|>rtu cbMifttoaif
whrii rn-dird. S? n I lir. I.M. |irtl< too
lu?lttul?< r li< llrln. .W I Ar.'lj St.. I*hil?4. I'm.
QEED WHEAT FOR SALE!
u ? ? ? ? ? ? ?
From the greatest erop e tor wrown in the
South. '? bree varieties: Kulrn ster. ft bearded
wheat: lied Alny nntl White i'IhIi.hi'Ii,' IiiHIi
smooth or beanlle-s. Wheat i? now verv free
from cockle feed and broken grain, being far
siitmrior to (ho iiiiihI rtin of wort whom. Wo
will, however, r?>cleati tlio wheat when de
riruil, taking out almost everv eovk l? seed ami
j.loees of broken grain as well as any Interior
grain there may lie hi it. Wheat as it now tx
jiriee $!.<<> per bushel, reclenned wheat $1.15
imr bushel. Tl)r?<' prices ftre both on ears at
Clmrlot'e. iueludtnK ncktt. Ka?h Mick con*
taln? two htisbelo. fond in yotir order* nt
once if you wish to sccure the bent seed wheat
on the market. Terms: Cash with order.
Charlotte Oil & Fertilizer Co.,
or Fre<l Oliver, CHAKLOTTB, N. C.
A lurfnl XntoH), ;
A verv useful ami. by far, the tnoht novel
thing of ita kind la the <&,aundry List. gotten
out by thw Hwlxmnl Air Uno. i'ho upper
portion Is an artlatie gem, beautifully eMcu
ted, having attached a number of .fcla?k?,
1 orm fnr?ifll> w?'ii, oonlalalag a llat of ill tW
1 articles of the wash, and padded In the form
of a calendar. THcae may ce procured, 5*
enclosing In stamp* to cover post
age, fronyany of fltf representatives of the
.Scaboarij ~ , J
General
'eprWMUKii vca vi IU?
from T. J. Anderaon,
out, Poftamoutb, Va.
Co.. hrr?'ir>rm. jot M aampteaand IO* feliaioatefr.
?r mhlM ? a?a*rlwi ?#?
0*. St
I*S22SMStS:
II** (Ma M??'
Drugs, Alcohol,
Tobacco.
Wtty NOT m
hftbLty CURt?
Aftor i-wpt' *twi tail
urn? trying
cures ?nd che<vV euros
bo omwl ?t . . . . v
The Keeley Institute?
fireenvllWu ? ? ? S. C.
Tbo only K<??ley (uiUtuW iu iht> Stit^k
YOUR
ACCOMPLISHED
DAUGHTER
UKMIIIKS
A!*?
KICK1TH
\ 1*1 A NO or
AN OIKiAN^
Money ivinI
time is lost oc>
musio unlottH'
fht- U urovulwl
with nil tftfttruinent to k?<ap up hVx prac
tice. I roi>lV??iit Uio builders of ?tw?dard
make* of 1'laiKf itiiil Organ* ami nut in a
position to ohvo you uioiH'> and aupuiv W?y
iiioi-t reliable iiibt ruinopis the market hi*
lord*. Write Uic at onto for prtci'H, term*
and catalogues, atating wrutuor von pre.
ler Piano or Or**u. Now OrK?u? from
uiowtrd. New 1'innoj I roni S17V upward..
' ' -- ? Colirim bin, N,
Ad
di
.. ? .. , < olifmom,*. ? .
',M. A. M a I o n e , j ?! a <
MURRAY'S AROMATIC
MOUTH WASH.
I'tio MnrrHfN .11 on l li UukI) and your
breath will br pure.
Your kuihk will he healthy and hri?ht;
Your teeth, the ifeni# >ou wo.*t value in llfo
Will ulwayH be yer/eet ami wliito.
PRICE 2$ cents.
S'i'ik) Vour (.y.U'r* to
THE MURRAY DRUl/ COMPANY,
COIil'MlllA, jS.
JHE
BAiLEY-LEBBV CO.
A V KS KnxiueK and Hollers,
A I'LTMA N A- TAVLOU Threshers,
"MONI I OH" Hustles* (tmiii 8e|mr?torsr
(iins, I'lVfiBO?, Corn ami l'an? Mill*,
IJN'OlvKHl'KlJ Hieo jluller anil I'lillsboi',
UK LOACH Saw Mills. ?
& Rybbi'r Hi'ltintr, l.ncingr.
i'ack i UK6> I'ipt', Iron Fittings. In
jectors, l'iiil?)% ssimftinK, Hand
l'umps ami Ouk vhI Supplies.
CHARLESTON, - - S. G.
Try our H-l. Co. Aliti-FrU-lV'ii TUibliitt
SAW MILLS.
J! you nopcl n mill, my slzo, writo
11 o before buying fllnowlitfro. 1 linvo
ll><? niOBt com plot? of /ntlls of tiny
denier or ninaufnctntct iu tho Soutli.
CORN MILLS.
*ery highest grade 8(ono9, nt unu.Hiil
Jv low pricos,.
WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY,
rinncra. Moulders, Kdgwn, lto-Sawa,
Bund Haws, Latli9, etc.
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Tnlbolt nml Liddull.
Knglobcrg ilico liuller .in stool-, quV&J*
delivery, low pricos
V. C. BADHAM,
No. 13120 Main 75t. , Columbia, S. O.
MACHINERY ?
Hollers. hlevnto' Jlurvy?fcO'
i i*kS AIWM:imtv, Wood-working .Machinery.
>?i\v, (iri-t iincl Cnnu Millc, t'ot'oh and Hay
j'rf-.si-s, H i<-e llulicrs. U lml Mills aud 'lank*.
i.O'liiitrr mm nuliiirr iictiiiiKi riiro
and I'ipo Kit'tint;*, Shafting and l'ulley?,
Supplies of all ki.')(l?.
'I'lii* CVlrl?rti(o?l l{at;!r(}:>Hun(>lii. The
Emprovrd .Murray (?iiiuiliis ftyntem
Ijar^o Stock. Prompt Shipment*. Hellablo
tJood* at Low 1'rlcoH.
W. H. ClBfiES & CO., -
H. ( Arnncy Llddell pni IIMRIA C f?
Co., dim lotto, N.c. uULUmBlH, o. u?
I5I>UCA'ri< JiVAIv. 5
VIIKil.VI \ IU KI\F.S> COM.KUIC.
< oniiiuTc'al. Kliurlhnll'l. 'I > powrlfliitr, I?ll|rll*h.
f.'o tuition wliitltH t-? all ?Icpnilnu-nt* for *<?R?|i>n of
lotiv two wee ks. " to lx<tli m-xi'm. (?rtiilttfltes
llrxlNl<H| to |H?sltloll?. KW'V<>J|lli M-sl.ill iM-fllllK Ktip
U'UilHfr ttli. I ntalo^n. frt'r. H. A. I?A VIS. .III.,
I'lfKltli'nt. I Sox n . Ilirhitinriii. Vn.
84 UKIVERSITV College of Medic no,
Pgtfc RICHMOND, VA. ?? ???
r.i. i.rf .MorHritio: lliMiti?lry: l'lmritifK y.
talalO,",! f*ii Instrijftoft- ; ."'tuiloiitJ?.
j MukiiIH.- til I.lbrnry,
RICHMOND COLLEGE,
???>???>??<? ---I rt,,,<!cruto a?a
>tj<lcnt?. Kor W) |>itK?i
: c. n. it vi, wn, hoc
Richmond, Ya.
OSBORNE'S
eu?t
Aituiintn. (>?. Actual bating Noteit ^
1)<hi* '? Short iitut, Ch^ap board* ??11J (or OAUiln??at
pHARLOTTE COMMERCIAL
UULLEGl, CflftRf otte, n. G.
Nt> Vacations? ?'o*ltli>n? fJiiarantPOd-l'ulaloKUt: Krco
Sonil '??? crntH in stamps fur inx-ki't fftlrnl?U?r.
Massey's
' Blrmlnchnni, Aln. Colunihu<ii (.'n.
^ToiUuoiik- r j , Aln. .Incknuiivlllt^^la.
wp |my Mtixienl'A railroad I?ro, nnd K?i?rantM
?ItUHtlous. Write ?l 0:100 for catalogue No. c
TRINITY COLLEGE
? off#rn full rrtiimr* In Knsfll*h l.ntviiti<?o *n?1 IJt
rrAlurr, Anclont nml 7if<><>?rn ijtiirfiwiKi-ii. Iiitt
S<m-IoIi>kv. Mullioninllc*. Philosophy. Illl>h\ I.nw
Connrieme, \VutU''>> a'lmlm <1 t.ull o<iiir<wii of gti
'flu* lnrK?*!?t MKtoWKrt tivtitutloii ?>f Irnrnlnx In
Mil to.
Hoard fr?'?i (ffi.AO Iti fflll.OO |>rr nmntW
I Hilton ji.V.OO n Vr ir.
Noxt ?<>M?l<inoiwn*f?<?n?riiih?T7. l'WH. Kur < *ntn1<Vt<ia
Add rein .IOfl\ K I Ilurtinm. V C.
DAVIDSON COLLE6E,
DAVIDSON, N. G.
J. B. SHEARER,
PRESIDENT,
W?w. Vmlrt*
4U0l?T4. ?A.
SIX! t itCOND TtftK BtOJKS Slfl. 8, ?89?.
Eleven Professors #?n?l Instrnctor*.
Three Courses for Ueicrer*.
Ample Cabinets And l<?bor>t*)rtai.
Location Healthful and lleautlful.
Gymnasium Complete
' Terms KMiontbK ?
SE.1B FOB A f ?>.