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1 ???ity It ?!??* t>?e?. Clean blood mean* a ol??nn Bkin. No t>46Uty without it Candy (.Cathar tic clean you r and keep it clean, by ?titling Hp the lu/y hv?r and driving nil iui uuriticci fnnn the body. lUgut today to f>Aii>.<ih pimples, boil#, Llotrhru, bhuklu.idu, and that auklv bihotu complexion by tithing Caacaret*, beauty fur ten wiiiit. All ding gi?ia, aaluJavtiun guaranteed, Ilk:, 23c>00c. In tho eottoB 8'fd industry la^t year h?*.? tlmu *.'*** i<?o* <?t cotton ??"??<! w>?ro con pit mod. the valuo uf tho rcHUltant pro ducts aggrug utiltK *120,000,1100, J.VOH <V4'o'* 'tfMck ?/eft f" Mn ok ? n 3 I <>H < fen " L. IMim Hit*) (mini iria?to ( 'iKarott. tta?worfd. Try ft ,UciUm* frn"'"n? ? f**"~ 1 rohobly I'.iii M i f ? i (laHsed vomo other Tyomau turned to sou what ilio hud on * Mo-To-Bao fov riHy Oanta, Ouaranioed u>l>acco linhtt cur* makwi ttau itiroutf, lOoovt puiu t>Ou,|l. Alt Uru** i*IA ?" -??-?? ? ? - ' The work on tln? Swlas Junfiau hallway I* provinfJ-li'M than had been eMl mutttjL ttuiXlLi^ oxpnetod that in five yetus tho ftitrnml^ of tho ptotioiftln will bo rottolioil, Mr#. WintluYv'aSouthlug Hyrup forohildron trrthtng, dofl'Aiii) th? gum*. nvlu<'thg InltHin* tiuii.allay# jrnhi.i ur*>? wind tuillo, A ?o. a boifci Fooltt wait for things to tutu up, who tuott |f0 nnd ( u n\ thorn up. ' ' To fur* Constipation F?rt*?i. ' Vako CMcaretii Candy CathartlQ. 10o or ffto. Xf O. 0. O. full to euro, druggist* refuuU mouey. ' Th"Bmnll hoy With a I in can doesn't weary tho hoh-tbllod dog v??ry ntuoh. Ho 85 Fits poruta nontly c.u'rod. No Alitor nervous m?*8? ? iter ftrht (lny1# uHi'of I'r. Kline's (JrotU rf?tVo Restorer. %?'. ti I ul hot tloand treatise f ren Ui.lt. II. Ki.ink, Ltd.. Wtl \rohNt. IMilla. I'a Feed Your Nerves Upup rich, pi r nourlnhlng blood by ! tnklnj? Mood's Harsapurllla, and you will Im> froo frmn IIioho Hpidla of <b' C Kpatr, tltO30 nlooploaa ni^UtH uikI tiiixloUn days, UtOBO gloomy, doathliko fimlltiKd, thoBii suddnn Mtnrtn at trieru nothingn, th oho dyxpopl Hymptoms itinl blinding | ticaila?V< H. llood'H Hurhftparlllu haw dotu I this for many othorn? It wlllouro you. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is Amcricn'ii tlroatoHt Modlrlnv *1; nix f???* $'?. Hood's Pills euro Hlc:k liomlaeltn. U.?o. | An l?x|tcrliiiont with tho Mniuory. I Htnrt lug tvHh tjto word WnKhltigtou, Jf^rlUMlowit otio Ltuiidtod wortlH JttMt /ih khey occur to you,1' Lot your m^-und fword be tho otto which WuHhliigtuti kiatllTAlly MUKgoHlH to you. 1'osHlbly It {will be cnpltol It tuny bo l'r?l?ident. rl'nko th<* word which llrHt coiuo^ Into your ;ulud. In the ?ntnft nmntior lot (the third word bo BitggoHtod by thv k?t rind, (Jto fourlh by tho third, nnd ho on. Ob.' carofttl that tho third word Is not kSuggoHtcd by lto^h tho ilrst and soo??n<l $ (Drop tho Ilrst ontlroly, nnd lot your liulnd go from thy Hccond rthuio to tho (third. Httvlng written this Mm of twords, yon will hftvo furnlMho<l yonr mdf with u choup but very useful inlr |ror of your mind. If you tiro nblo to *tno thh mirror, you may discover koiuo rvory sorlous defects In your tncntal processes You tuny dlsi*ovcr that you ihlnk along certain lines too froijin-nt 4y. You nuty discover that you nro using HU|KMilclal principles ijulto t<io much to the neglect of tnoro Important lnw.s of mind. You will he led to avoid mortnln Unkings and to oncoum?e otih ors of a ni6rc pblU?sophicnl nature. ? iBatiirday ICvenlng Post, TO MKS. I'lNKIIAM From Mm. Walter W. Hucld, of Put-I choguo, Now York. \ Mrs. lirr>n. in tin* following Irttor, tolls a familiar story of \vral< m-ss n ml huITim'hi^, ami thanks Mrs. I'inkham lor coinplclo rt'lii'f: "IJKAliMiirt. I'lNKIIAM:?! think it is my duty to writv In you ami tvl! \ o<i what, l,yui:i II. li!i hi' Vi ?f tk ? ? ' I 1 ?1 a ? i wni|M>iio>l has d? 'ii>' fur 1 ft ? 1 hUo (f l >t I J? ' ? WOIIl.'IM ill I ,IH li.iri itii f I It. it 1 hror.j h in v I und < m t<?|i < ?f my licuil, tluil 1 nearly wnit ? i :i/y;vvaMilh<? t mtiblcd w itti 4,llills,\VHS\?MV wenk; in v 1 ? ? ft. from my sliould.is t.? in v wni.st piiin nl ino terribly. I could 1 1 ? ? t sleep for the pain. Plasters would help for a v hili', I >11 1 as soon us t aki'ii otr, t lit* pain Would I >e just as bad as ever. Doctors prescribed medicine, but it j^ave me no relief. "Now I feel .so well ami strong, have no more hcadaehes, and no pain in side, ami it is all owintf to your Compound. I cannot jnai.se. it Cuou^rh. It. is a wonderful medicine. T recommend it. to every woman I kn< ??v." To ItrmoTC Orass Stains. (*iass niaius may lie removed from l!i<ht Hummer frocks 1 ? v damping the united part in a little alcohol and rub bhig well until no traee of the grass is ML DO VOtI PA V lilC PROPITS ?\ Yf?. i <>u .y> ?ii< hny * ;?hn. "fU|? tr?p," "rlfl r?(T. ?l?ip arit<* t ?t.?n ????# can *? |M the l??l 'tit a *?f* ?l||hl V r l>.tt !.u??l.*~NOf IflKO HI T II lfi? If. f -IkfiMin fi of tti'nt ? t< ?r. and tki toJ?l omjIj l?| chMj' ?? TllKOVi \* TOiiKfM^H. our af*t>f !l, year to^bif write. Yro ?b?ll W irrttH ROCK UIU 8IICCV CO., Rock Mill. S. C. BAD S BREATH MfKl. Mr tmi I were botbcnw'wltb ?Ick ?tom?cb ?ad oar tawik wityy^ hXWt K of traiiiM IKLHIKA M.. ClMlWUt, OWft. CANDY CA*HA?mC IIP si SOI SIGNS. Butterflies Are Muviii# Earlier Thar! They Did Last Year, ? ? , QETOKENS AN fcAHLY F 1(081. Speaks of I lie Instinct in General. I hat of the Insect and the Human being. Nurses ami I licit Doings. The butterflies mo moving. It in two weokn outlier thuu thoy moved lust .year, ami that would botokou uu ouily front if tho imooU know uuytlijug. 1'iovideiico may acquaint them with tho tiiuuB un*i hoahouh for thou own pronm vutlou, for not u aparrow fulla to tho ground without h:u uotico. J\vory day thoMo canary -colored buttorllion h k i f ? along through the grove not in flocks nor in pairs, hut singly uud ut their leisure, porliapa one m it minute on uu awrugo, and would never attract i?ny uotico if attention. wan not cullud to it. '1 hey are nil uliko tho name inuturo Hi/o, with wiuga of ubout ono uud ono half iliohoa of triungulur ahupo, and thoy niovo aouthwurd in graceful loiauro flight and novor Btop to tost oi to Buck a llowor. A fiiond wroto mo from .M illodgovillo last yoar that lio huj poHO'l thoy wintered in aoittli Geor gia or Florida, hut my opiuioit in that thoy not only winter hut dto, for thoy novor ooino hark, I'robubly thoy lay their eggs before they loavo homo, uud ao wo have a atioooaaivo llight every year. 1 ho instinct of birds and inaocta ia u aciouco to ho ntudied. Neither tho birds nor tlio bilttorliius hnvu any hot duya for their migration. >Somo in Ht i not tolls them wliuu to atari and guidon thorn in tlioir flight. liven tlio little hpider weaves hui wob in tho night, know ng there win no no rain in t ho morning. Tho Lord answered Job out of the whirlwind and made him UHhainod of Iiih lack of knowledge. "Who cannon it to ram upon tho oArth uud the hud of tho tender herb to Biniug forth? U'lio can ntay tho hottloH of heaven when tlio duat growotli into hurdnosa uud tho clods oloavo faat to gether'/ Who provideth tho raven Iiih lood whoit li in young oiioh cry unto (iod? I >oth tho hawk fly by thy wis dom and the oaglo mount up at thy command'/" Mpoaking of iuHoota, I toll you, my brothron, there are Home hidooiia kinds in tlii:* Huhluiiurv world. I have long boon frioiidly with tho tomato pluut bo cuuho i? wan insect proof, but thin rainy aonsou hus developed hoiiio horrible worniH upon tho atoms. Mig, long, biill-headod, groou worms with uatiug in tho tail can bo Boon nil uhout among tho vines. Thosu groou worniH arc covoiod with white puntuloa that aro about one eighth of an inch long uud aland up thick and Btiit'uud Boom to be egg a or embryo or gcrma or something that is devilish. These whito roboH aro mo viaihlo that lh?3 Muru ,>?'ii where tho woritia aro. 'i'ho worm itaolf it not unto a tobacco worm, but Iiiih a do.moud hak and division corda to inatch. I liuvo seen pack anddloa tin g i cou corn ntulka that woro horrible h.it bountiful, and thiH provokes mo to romark that moat all tlio dovil'a con trivancea are iioautiful. Juat what Milch in. ''coin aro mudo for pasaoth coin prchoiiHion. Ho many harm lo?a and lovoly things abound in iiaturo that wo aro auro our (.'router lovoa uu or Ho would not have made tho hirdw to sing, tho flowora to Idoom, tho atara to idiwio and tho air to ho filled with mimic Wo havo use foi tho hot so uud tiio cow, tho dog mid tho cat, and for sheep and fowls, and evnn for honey boon, but what possible benefit can flieso hidooiia iuncctK ho to auyhody. It looks as though the good (?oil made all the good and beautiful I hlngs and tlion tho devil got a privi lege and put in Iiih handiwork in tho ahapo of venomous serpents, wild beasts, tarantulaa and finished up with hIiowoi'ii of nioa<piitnoa. ('olio auya that all those piaon and stiugiu' things were mudo to keep poor f ? ? 1 k huiiiblo and make em enjoy their roligion. That i ich folks don't know liothiu' about bull licit Ioh and piweit oak and pack aaddlea i!i I odd or p n 1 1 1 ii 'time and these devila i :<Uu' horses that chow tobucco like u n t Ionian and if they spit in your eves >' u ill put om out. Ho aa v a that hoiiio loi ka love riches no good thut tho Lord had to iiiukii poor folks to keep tho rich ones us iiioiou*. but it' tini iong run the rich ones will come out at tho little end of tho horn . Webster Mays that instinct isuuuturul impulse implanted by the < reator for the preservation of life whether it be natural or vegetable life. I was rumi nating about tlua becauao it ih aaid tlmse buttorllios lav their eggs hoiiio where bofoie they leave homo and never aoe them or tliotr olT'sprmg aftci w ardft. Instinct tolls them whoro to lay thoin. Then there is a higher order of i list i net which animates a higher order of animals atiii causes the parent to May by the offspring and nourish and p(otoct it Hirda and beasts will do this and will lay down their lives for their young. Then there is the maternal instinct that when applied to the human race becomes maternal love and is the moat effectual protection of little children, I believe flint were it not for this moth orly catfo a majority of littlo children would tlio ye*, die for luck of maternal attention. Km thorn do not love infants' as mothers do. Thoy do not liuvh tinio to nurse them, ami would not i f t hoy d ill ha vo tune. I he truth is that iiurHing u littlo holplesa child is the hardest work in tho world uud nobody but a mother or a woman is willing to do it. A good, faithful nurse is entitled to higher wagon than u cook or chain bermuid. I auv faithful and I moan St. Tho last time I wan in Atlanta I was nitling on the aontli side of tho Kim ball 1 1 ou so lu tteorgo Adair's oflico when a grown negro girl cuino along rolling a white child 111 a Irnliy carriage. Tho evening wan intonnoly hot. 'J ho child was asleep nu?t there was uo par niol. Tho girl stopped to talk ami tlirt with a carriage driver who wan near by und I endured it with paiu for at least live niiuuletj ?iid then in donporntion told Iter that if she diden't take that child to tho shade T would call a police man. Tt made hor inad and sho looked daggers ot me, but nlio moved on. I have neon the same thing hero in out town tad once took tho carriago'Rwav from the girl and turned il away from the eun. I tell yon, mothers, yon don't know bow. your little obtl dren anffer -with > these hired narae* when . thoy mte out of your ?igb*. Bat my wife never trusted any ot tbem oat of aijrht. Her ma^roal iaatioet wne the atrongeat emotion of h?r life. It in etronir rM, end though oar Jeeeio i? nt bomreiek, her mother in heppy ?iSilreti. She sent for them nndrit rtniemlwrliis ber yoqth in lookind after litem Hhe alept with the iw niglrt a ad want* - 1-ftHt the hut boon running Up and flown htitlm lOdh utg after r little ton-year old yi ftudcliild, who is down with /out, and lliuje is no toiling how long >'i.v wifo will livo if nho can have u Hick cliiltl Or a baby or two in the house tii nut/o. Mins Kellogg wroto u l'icco for boiiio bot thero maga/ino on "l'iio do oliofe of tho maternal instinct iu Now Kngland. " Buoh urtioloh don't 111 our people, and I hope thuy never will. I here in nothing iu lifo to beautiful u4 a mother's love for hoi children. C ol eridgO says: "A m other iu a mot hoi still, The holiest thing ulive. " Fathers love their children, but their lovo is measured rather h v thoir children's conduct and thoir i? tlV?*l ioiiM can be woaued. A good, hind futhor whom I kuow helps hi* g..od wife to muse them. The cares of tho day never give him nn cxouko to oNorslcop nt liight when his wife in weary ami worn with u fretful, teething chitd. Il? taken the littlo follow in his ,i,hiim and walks tho lloor Utld 6 i II s li lullaby whilo his wife in stooping, but one time ho got weary and worn himself, and iri his desperation whispoiod, "Von dour littlo darting, I wo'lldoiit lako a million dollars for you 'but I wouldciit give a nickel for another." I hat's tho dilV>rouoo. The poor mother does n.ot loinomber the 1 1 o it bio 11 n tl night watch ing, but would give it nicklo for an othor and go through it nil aguin. I'oor II agar, I have ever grieved for her. I > 1 1 v o 1 1 to tho wildoi ness by her in i-d 1 she put her littlo child alar away that kIio might not see it tlio. I'oor women mothers law haivt ih your lot! ( hained not infrequently to l>ad men and cannot get unchained. A woman wan horo last week bogging for /8>>mo old clothing for Iimi littlo chil dren, and it wan the huiiio old story ? hor hiiHbaud was in the chiiingang ami hho and her childroii on chunty. lUit who clings to them with a broken hearted mother's lovo. (Jirls girls! don't marry iinleaB you can marry a good man. rut him ou probation for a year, for on your choice depends your happiness. Hill Arp, ia Atlanta Constitution. Ellerfoe and Featherstone Will Make the Race. SILENT VOTE IN EVIDENCE. ? llcctinn NN ;is One ?? f t tic (Juiciest I \ c r Held in flic State ? The Congressional Can ditlak-s ? In tho pi itnai y tho ' ??ilont voto" was much mi evidonoo. I lio olootion was olio of tho <|ui(?l?nt from ail accounts ovor hold in tlin Stato. \ total (>f I.'jH votes was cii-d, which go to thu tin vela I candidates foi (iovoruor an fol lows, indicating that Mr. I eat hortdouo in to mako tho second race with (Jov ernor Kllorbei 111 tho second primary: 1 11 lei bo, !>. I J I ; I'onlheisloiio, 7, Fchuinpor t. tn?l ; '1 11 i ilian, l,'JI?7; Wat son, M, j?','; Whitman, 1 <>?*?. ( 'oiigt'OHMiion Ml I lot t ami Talbort had no opposition. Congressman Latimer heads all competitors, audissnfo. Coil grossman Strait's raco is oloso. In Con groHsman Wilson's district it in alse closo. -Stokes im it elected. Norton nisi Hiioinn safe. SOt'llt c VKtll ISA CkOI' Id I If I IN. Cotton <i|ieriiriji I reel) Old Corn Hilly Made. ( 'ousiderablo fodder was saved in fairly good condition, but much whs damaged by lain. ( >ld coin ih fully made, but it is too wol to author and huo.io it. St nbblo laud coin not doing wol I generally. Cotton is opening frooly, and picking has commenced over tho State general ly. Kust in widely prevalent, while shedding and rotting of bolla contiuuo to reduce tho yield prospects. It is staled that tho largo "wood" has can nod the nop to be overestimated. Soa Island cotton looko yellow, is shod ing, and blooming to tho top. Homo pea vinos have been out, but they do not euro well. A heavy crop of grass for hai' awaits favorable woathor for cutting. Swoot potatoes, chufas, piudors, and cane are doing nicely. Itire haivost has begun, but tho weather was uufavoi able, and much rice awaits favorable weather for cut tint:. The 1 100 crop has boon some what damaged recently. I'ntdurou con tinue excellent, Ancicnt Signalling. 'I'ho fabulous honor of being the iii-st iiivoiitui* oi tho ail of signalling is l?? slow o.| b \ ? oriatii i l.i -?n ii a | writer*: trp on tho ingenious l':il. nm di s, sa i s i w r I f ? ? r in Coi iil.ill .Magazine. This hi'io may have introduced improve no ills in dot ail. but ii is cortaiu that long boforo tin- limo of th>> Trojan war l ho Kgipiians and ilio Assyrians. if Uo | t ho I'hinese and other nations of r? 1 1 h ;i ii i it | ii 1 1 v , ol \ViH>iii 1 1 1 1 > 1 1 1 ) 1 1 1 ? ? f | ' ;1 1 I < I oi .ls a lotto roiu.i in in us. Iiad di-\> lopoi| r. Millar inoihoils of signal 1 1 " ^ l?y tiro. Mil. i II Hags. ? |o. Tho great wall bnill by llio ('liim-so ages ago. and I :."0 miles long, m - 1 1 1 d< h ?? I with low. is. I'.i twnii 1 1 ,i 'so signals w . r. ? int? rolia iigod w hi ? 1 1 I loop ; had to In . o||. cifil m of. |or t.. resist anaok at ani point tln.noned by tti, Tartar- <>r "otitor barbarians." t . v Ma jor Koit< hot a> <h-r and othwr* it lias boon eoiisi.h i<d thai tho huge tower of llab.'l was oi.< I ? 1 1 I.. r similar a-' o'.-lj as for a number of .lllYoront purposes. That Ts to sa.v. lor tho signalling not necessarily of :nu piiitieulnr wnnl-i or sent, not >, tin' of t \ peeled events, im pot i ll dooret s. nuliiaiy orders and oihor matters inlon.b'tl it? bo under sIimhI through <'ouvenliou.il signals, w hot tier of lights, (lags, semaphores or oilier devices, by all the inotloy host of nationalities ami languages of win eh the Chaldean empire was com posed San Franclfteo Chronicle. ' A dry ftoods firm In I'lttsluirg adver tised a special sale of ladles' wrappers,! oih? day at UtJ ccnts. Tho ttguro nino type dropped out of the newspaper form, and the store was lieslegod with applicants for the8ccnt wrappers Tho Urm really that "some ono had blun dered," but sold the garments At a large loss, and ?mt * bill for *40T? to Ih# newspaper. It was pa hi without pro Both business houses kept faith with tlwlr patrons, aud for once tho who^ia got someth' tor la m*BT cam rumors ar?M tin m rw I ??r; ? *-??: 4^1 ' * ? ? ? ? -w BAtttft OF THE ALAMO. It Wan One of the Mont Tlirlfllny Kljjlit.1 lit Atiiericuii HUlory. II i: battle of tln> Alamo, Tiixiu, wan ouo of tin most t li j- 1 i t i u ti;; tils III AUil'l'l can lilHtory, nays a c o i' r <? h p >iul< nf. Th? M v x l t? a u boiuhardnibiit o f t l?ti ylilro ha<t last ed eight iJay? anil nights, almost without cessalloii. On the evening t?f (he eighth day- It was March i$, IMoit about two hours before sunset, It suddenly <?<??? hi d. C'ol Barrett Travel's, taking advan tage of the lull, Immediately collet ted his III 1 1?' army of patriots lu single li:e, and dellvend to them one of the ihost stirring ami portentous* addresses of history. Among other things ho said: "Our fat* is scaled. Within a IV w <lay? perhaps a few hours wo shall ho In eternity. ? ? ? our huslneas Is not to maUo fruitless efforts to save our lives, hut to choose the manner of our (lea tli. ? ? * renoJVu to withstand our enemies to the )as*>?ynd at each advance to kill as many of them as possible. Kill them as they scale our walls! Kill them as they hap within! Kill them as they raise their weapons ami as they use them! Kill them fts they kill our companions, ami continue to kill them as long as one of us remains alive! "Hut I leave every man to his choice. Hhouhl any man prefer to surrender or attempt to escape, he is at liberty to <1 > ho. .My own choice is to stay in the fort as long as breath shall remain in my l'"dy ami 'lie lighting! This will 1 tio even if you leave me alone! I>o as you think best, but no man can die with me without affording me comfort in l he hour of death !" Col. Tra vers then drew his sword, ami with the point traced a Hue upon the ground a few feet in front oC his men; then, resuming his position, he said: "I now want every man who is de termined to stay and die with me to form upon that line." With one exception this order was immediately obeyed. Every sick man who could walk arose mid tottered to his place. Col. Howie, who was dying of typhoid, fever, asked that his cot might be carried to the line. The on ? exeeption, a man named ltose, could not muster sufllcicnt courage to reach the mark, lie was allowed to attempt to escape and by a miracl" succeeded in getting through the Mexican forces. When it was all over he was the only man of the garrison who was alive. It was not until the morning of March <! that tin; storming of the Ala mo took place, it was nut a battle, but a slaughter The J.tluo Mexicans swarmed over the walls, and the little hamlful of Texans within killed, an I killed ? and died. Col. Ih?wie, sltilur on his cot with his back to the wall, with death already written on his fa*c. ami with a strength that seemed mi peruatural. slew the enemy with his sword until they heaped about him so heavily that he could no longer strike, lie fell, ids, body pierced in a dozen places. At' the end of his cot Was Id; nurse, an old Mexican woman, o'd even then, who caught the stricken soldier and supported his head on lie;- arm. And then, when the lighting had ceased, there were ~,ni>!i dead Mexicans and the L'OO dead Texans heaped to gel her In the ancient church. Wi h bloody hands the surviving Mexicans sorted out the Texans and can led theai Into the pla/.a, where they piled th'-ni up, with rails between, ami so burned them. Surely no more acceptable in cease than that altar smoke ever as cended to heaven! The Alamo Church i.s shaped like a cross, and It was upon this crucllix that' the marly rs died. Told by lli?? Set K?-aiil. From Th > !>< mncrot, (Jrnn<l K <</>(''.? , Mich. At t Ik' Michigan Sohlh-rs' in Oraml list|>l<l*. livt-M S?'rt*t?tmt Kh'himt Dunn, halo mi. I lit'dt ly, nil Iiouk'i ho carrios the scars of suvorul wounds sustained ju ?<mio of tho hattli'* ol tlio Civil War. In ro'-'ouiitliij; liis '?xpi?ri<Mi'*?* f'> reporter. Mr. Dunii said: "AIhmiI it your uinl u half ago I bo^an to hit v?* I r?ui wit h in v st omiiHi. M v su iTVr injf was so int?<iiHi> tlnil I iri"(l ?1 i ir?*r?*i? t ini'>li.-lin's and doctored with Mm* nil |>tiyst- | villus, hut without permanent ndiof. "I romJ an fK'CQllflt of I>r. William*' Pink I l'ill? for I'alo l'lviplo having en ri-il it | in 11 o li I i k o | mino. ami I ilo clilml to niv? thorn a trial, w 1 1 1 < ? 1 1 I .11 J .' S "Aftur '4^. illf? flVO h?>x?>s 1 was onr<*tl. I ni'vor f?'lt l>ot t <? r tlian I do now, I'vt'ii in A Wtiirtih'd Soulier. my younger liny*. I ati> naturally n rnl>ust man, hut that stomaeh trouble, together with rheu matism. wlili'li afterward set In, worn mak ing fast Inroads upon my health and T am satlslied tiiat it would have heen 1 >11 1 a short I tun' l?*loro my oomrndi'n would have been conducting tho regulation fuueriil rere twoiil'v-i uV'T my reuuilns, ha<1 I not chanced t<> reuit of and taken Dr. Williams' 1'lnk I'IIIh for I'alo People. " There are several others In the hotno who aro taking theso pills and nre receiving Kroat beiiollt." Uiciiaud Dunn. Subscribed and sworn to bolero mo, tlilo 1st Jay vf Nov., 1H97. Hrnhv (Iimmm, .\ntnry I'ublic. Sergeant Dunn Is perfectly willing that anyone should vrlto him In reforonco to his case, provided stamp !?> enclosed for the reply. All t ho elomontR nooessarv to glvo now life and richness to tho Mood and restoro shattered norv???? are contained in a con densed form In Dr. Wllllnms' Pink Pills for i'lilo People. Thoy aro nls?o a spoclllo for t roubles peculiar to fon?Ml?j?, such as sup pressions. IrregulArltl** and nil forms ol vrenkness. In in on thoy euro c???s ? rising from mental worry, overwork Of e*cuMM>9 of whatever nnture. Fow and Wimple. Th<- wants of niost i>ersnns nro ninuy itnd complex. Tlieir needs aro much fewer and Wten very simple. If ofco wishes for pencf^of mfml and any grc^N* measure ol success la- this wortd. be must learn to reduce his wants a* near ly n* possible to neceaaary things, It Is not nt nil essential that n person be t ?*h, lmt many people wlah (o be ant) irtnjce Imste to be. The result Is anxiety :t lid ofteutluie* loss of Integrity. and fnlluro to reach the real needs of one's tain*; tar bapplaeaa never lies la aatla f:ici Ion of oar waats. because these ? ver Utome jrr*wteras to tatls" SPANISH NfeWSf*APt?Ri*. KtSloai fur t lie Thing* i* M Found It* Th?lr Coluiuuo. Spanish newspajivi ? a?t? ijuwfl things, eVep uuisido ot thwlr "mnvn" about tho rutted Stated, tild Indian* and what not, and their qutjornOhS M duo as much to tlm public which they .serve a.s to tin? Inconceivably ig nor a net' or willful dishonesty^ or lx>lh, of Lh? people who malic thorn. , , It h fluid, f???- butane*, that 0Ut?dd? of tin' huaci' titles iiiore is a foti'ac class of people who do not e^en kiiod of the existence of tho present crisis. To one unacquainted with Spanish cihh toinH and manners It might aec-iu strango that Spanish newspapers did not lay tho whole matter before the people, but, aecord'm/ to (>*? Boston Advertiser, there art? Route obHincho !u th*' W1I.V tit Sue h a general eaniifcllgn of edrteaflou In Hpalh. In I he llrst place It must be remem bored that loss than one-third, and only a liltlu more thau one-fourth of tho Spanish |>eople can reail or write. An educated Slumlord Is not tho rule, but tin? exception. A uew?i?iper nntong a population, more than two third? of whleliJron neither read hor wrlie, la not Hjfely to have a treumudous circu lation or unlimited powef. lCv?>u II) tho cities the circulation la not large K ,a llpovha, the confccfvatl Vo organ of Madrid, for example, bits a circulation of less than .r>,(KM copies. Outside^ o( Harcolona ami Madrid there are per haps tluo papers published In Spain, and not half of these pretend to bo newspapers. Indeed. out of all the 1,200 perohlic all published In Spain tho BclenlJllc journals, religious papers and fashlou jut pel's are largely In tho majority, while Hit* newspajM-ra aiv In the minor ity. Newspaper entornt'lsn doctt not have much encouragement. Foreign news Ik obtained ehiolly from govern ment ollb lals. The whole kingdom of Spain does not receive as many for el^n dispatches in a week as are sent to a single city In tlds country In a Kindle day. The average Spanish edi tor docs not Sim* much use in paying for an interesting dispatch from abroad when the chances are aUuit ten to one that whoff he gets tho dls patch 'ho press censor will not allow the paper to print it. All these facts must be borne in mind itt considering the lnlluenoos which go to make up public opinion in Spain. Unfortunately for the stability of the present Spanish government, clerical intlueuces in Spain are rather with tho Carllst pretender tlian with t:he young king. If Sagasta were able to lay 1m> fore I lie Spanish people generally a true statement of the present condl lion of tilings ami of W'eylor's brutal ity, spoliation am.l outrageous robbery in Cuba It would not take long to sol lit! tho Cuban question with ptvtce and honor to both sides. Pon't Tobacco Spit und Smoke Tour TJTr A nay. To quit tobacco easily and forever, be mag netic. tuilef life. nerve ami vigor, take No To the \*<>ntler- worker, that tnuUes wealc men strong. All druggists, 50c or ft. Cure guaran teed Booklet u:i<1 sample frco. Address Sterling Kouiody Co., Chicago or Now York. A wil l's aim is usually poor, > ? u t as an am ateur oyeli.st siie ? an hi', anything in, night. To Cure it C'uld lu One Day. Take l<ax:tUvu lliomo Quinine Tahlelt. All I 'niK^lsts refund mi i titty i f it fniis ? oeiiro, 25v. ,\ 1 1 may l>o loair, > ? u t tHo- is too short for p. mm people fn Lo'- 'ine ar:i-ts. . - \ Brlnoatn Yonr IKureU With Candy i *:? i li:irt le, cure constipation forever. U)c, SOc. IfC. C C full, druggists refund icnnoj. (?'cut cl Poverty in WnNliiiiKton. ??I never saw so much genteel pover ty before as exists in Washington, 1). Yen have no Men how ninny of these depart meiit clerka tremble in their hoots for fear of losing t lit*! r positions with a change of tydudulstrutlou and enforcement of t ho Itlvil service rules. The departments unijt hoth men and women for any other occupation. Yon wonhl he surprised to know how many of tiio fashionable men are department clerks. Some of the most attraetive among thorn get a majority of their meals out of society. They rent a room for a small amounj and dine out every night, frequently getting a lunch or a breakfast from a .friend. In return they make it their business to be en tertaining and always in a good humor, ready to he of .service and to initiate new people into the etiquette of the place." Ladies' Home Journal. HukhIii'h l'opulntion. The last census of Russia placca the population of the Immense empire at 11!I5, -111.000. <?f these *20,000,000 dwell In cities and villages. THE EXCELLENCE pf SYBUP OF FMS is duo not only to the originality and simplicity of tho combination, but also to the care and skill rrlth which it ift tnanufacturcd by scientific processes Known toth? Camforxta FlO Svrup Co. only, mid we wislr to fipoa all the importance of purchaainfKthe true and original remedy. As the genuine Sy nip of Fig* is manufactured J by the CAuroMNiA Fro Srapr Co. 1 only, a knowjpdge of that /act will assist one In aTokllng the worthless imitations manufactured by other par tics. The high standing of tiro Cau> which the genuine &yrup of Figs has given to mijVMoa of families* make* the nanxWiI the Company a MMftsty of tiro excellence of Hs itwwy. Ft k far in sdAnco of all other " " ? aa U. aeta on the hhlueja, bowels withost tarltatiag er ing them, and it does Ml gMp? war nauseate. Inwdertogetita beswStial e#ret*.p?es*? remember tha Uiq Company ? - WJTMfCOi 0?wptokotiJ? Siu. $2-00 AXWIN8TCR CAKPfcf, 79C. itilt ftfW oJptrlouo? "? tnwiuiaotuftrd'&iiK-^ ?'?;?? ?.?Mj *?? l"kV 443 tlutflltf "K ,a l? rittlo," Ultvl ttu ovuoitumtJ *hl$ '? not tltMl of $0 uixl over recoivta (tunny m.o month Our i.iitjuKutf'iHfi (!?i u?i t t?iolu?uo fih.iuuia ?coU? in hand, r>aliit<?! coIOihi n im</? ijvw I60-|>uyo oafalp'guo of tumltoip uitd evoiy thiutf t>otjfSK9Urf tot housifurntou log tiro iiiulioa ths io ?nr ?-l?h <??.?.. Boat AlfnloaMr Moquotlu Hnt>. It TBoasurfa JW*W? Imhe*. ftinl tho coloring!! are in llio-co dellcatc tints nnd ahtviijA for which oarpota are nmoiit< Address (exactly) aa below. s Jl'I.IUM IIIN1.H & HON, ?>('!?*? Ulo Itultluiorc, M?l. Aimitittr Rugs, $1.49 Tho ICinpcror. Tho Hinpcror of Austria Is said (o l>?* ono of the most bard-working of sover eigns. He la up every morning of IiIm lifo by 0 O'cjock, find may bo seen at his writing table often as wuiy an 4 trying to copo with an overwhelming mass of correspondence. On days given up to ciiftinols hunting he be gins work all the earlier In order that ho may have longer hours to devote to the sport he loves. Itfuaro olOliilMKiiU (or Ottm-rli lluit ( oiltatll illerr iirv? as mercury will surely destroy tha M-tmo 0! fc-moll and completely derange t he whfJlo sys tem when cutorliiu it through tho mucoKi*. hurfacea. Such articles hIiouIu never be used except on prescription troin reputable physi cians, (is the damage they will do In ten fold ' o the koo'1 you can possibly derive from Mnuu. Hall's Cnt irrh ( 'uro manufactured by F. .1 Cheney * <'o.. Toledo, (>.. contains no mercury, and is t'iken Internally, acting dl r- ctly Upon tho h'ooi and mucous surfaccnof (ho system. In buying llall's Catarrh < *?? ro 1m sure to K?t th<< genuine. It is taken inter-, nally, and is made In Toledo, Ohio, by F. J. Cheney * Co. Testimonial Froo. ^ ^ { f/" Sold by f >rtUfKl6tc; price, 7do. per bottle. Hall's FaiuMy 1 Ills are tho beat. When a man can't do anvthi^ oi?o bo can duvolop into a chronic kicker,? There i< happiness where there wore tears', joy and aiiiIUh where flu-re \v;t? pain because damn ?ave Hnby I>U.- MOFFKT l'f? TbrtiiI - na Ci'llKTll IN'll I'DWI BU1.'), Tkktiiina Aid- ingestion, Herniates the Howelp, makes tcethhiK e?sy, and should always be kIvc u, I have found I'bo's Curo . for Consumption on unfailing niedn Ine. F. It. I.O'rz, 1805, Scott St., 0'ovinL;ton, Ky? Oct. 1. lSOl* The in in en of the State of San Louis rototii last year produced precious metals to tho \aluo of -i I, <100,000, being $<100,000 more than tho | roduct of tho year before. ? ????? ?? ? TASTELESS CHILL TONIC 18 JU8TA8 GOOD FOR ADULT8. WARRANTED. PRICE GOcts. OA I# ATI A, It. LB. ( Not. 10, 18M. I'Ari6 M<MII<<I00 C?>., ftt. I<ouIa?Mo. Qontlomcn:? Wo sold Inst your, COO boltlea of GBOVr/3 TASTBIdtK# CIIILIj TONIO nnd h*TO tx mix la three nros* already this year. In nil our ex pertenee <?( 14 yenra, In tho drug bOBll)CM. hnr? Dover Bold an article tlmtgnvo such universal suti? faclum ua your Tonic. Youro truly, AjINfc V. (,'AUH <fc <;?> OEED WHEAT FOR SALE! V ????????????* From the greatest crrto over grown In t.ho South. I lirr.? varieties Ku>eitnter, n bearded w'litfHt: Ked Mnv and Whlto (,'laufion, both 8 moo tl> or hrnrriicPK. Whe?t !* now vorv free from cockle fo?-?l titi'l br?>k? n iirnin. he In if far Miperior to the ustinl run of m-eil when', Wo will, however, reeipon tho wheat when ?lo p(ted, t'tkinK on I nlmOtst evei y cock Us seed and pi?oen of hrcrkeu urain na woji ,ih nuy inferior ?fralii t h??r ?? m?y ?>?? In it. Wheat aa it now ii price per bushel, reoieatuil wheat $1.15 por htMhol. 'I'liofo price* are both on earn at Charlotto, IncludlnK f<??'ks. Each aaolc eon tains two bushel*. hend iiv your or?lorn at onee If you wiuh to M."Uiro tho bent aco?l wheat on theinnrket. Terms : Cash with order. Charlotte Oil & Fertilizer Co., or Fre?l Oliver, Cll Alt MJl'T&t N. C. t ? O IQCmIiuIiIi nrilcr buy* ?lit* ?tfilw \utoMuir Cock Inst Mek?*l I !a tell K iMn r llrtndM rt Shot H?v?| ver or -is c, F. or ?H.', ?t w III ship CM). ?>. #'2.wnn<l Ail >w oxnntl ? nation. Hrr AmiPro. Winston, N.O. I Thompttii't E? Water Frcctirml on r?*h,<vr?M7 Ib?i?I??iI#.V(iWI.KH & BUHN B, ftklriA Alt?rn*ya? iB^HroxWay. ?j. ?? WANTKD -Cauls of N*1 hffrtth IhM R'T"A'?'''! will not brnoflt H?n?l ? ot*. to RIpantMIh^mU*! f% ?.. KetrVork. for ?? and IWO twttmool?l*. Drugs, AJcohol, Tobaccot HUftNtf uAmfw?""" The Keeley Institute^ Greenvllw j ? * S* 0? <Tu?ot>iy u?toioVrEfc4?i*?t? |q &? The BAILEY-IEBBV CO. A M K8 KngiucH <m<t Bollora, AT 1,'I'MAN A TAYLOK Throahers, "MdNI I oil" Grain Somrtttorw, (iiuK, l'rcsatjr'. Coin flnd Cane AJIIls, KNUl-KMl'KU Rice Ilullor nud lVUIshor, 1)K LOACH Saw Mills, Lt-ntliriiV Itublier Heltliiu, i-aoing^ IVkIcIhk*. I'ipo, Iron Flttln?H, In-* jwtrnu, i'tillcyft, SUftftiUK, Hniufc Pumps nntl General Supplies. CHARLESTON, - - S. C* Try our H-l< Co. Anti-Kriutlon llabbitt Met*; SAW MILLS. If you lifted (k saw iih?L Key B'aoj writ? hiC before buying oIlWK'tfira, I li<yr" l lie mo?t complete llue M mills of suy dealer or manufacturer in IheBouUi. CORN MILLS. . Very blgheat grade Btoues, at unusual ly low prl<m WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY, Vlauor*, Moulders, Edger-i, Re-Saws, Rami Biiwrt, Laths, eta ... ENGINES AND BOILERS, Talbott nud Llddoll. Iviigleborg Rioe Huller .in stoolr, (fatal delivery, low prices. ? , V. C PADHAM, No. 1824 Mai 11 St.. Columbia, ft 0. MACHINERY Mil' KiiL'lno.a, Rnllor?, (JIiim, Klevatftie, Harvp*^ In? Machinery, \\ ood -working Machinery", !?a\v, (IrLt- and Cam' Millf. Cotton and H*yJ 1'resHus, IJlots lltillcrti, Wlud MlJIsaud Tanks.. 1. ('other and Kubber Ho) tiny. Fnckinge. IMpoi nnil i'ipo Fitting*, Shafting and Pulleys, Supplies of till kinds. ^ . Tlio (Vlrliratrd O.ilton Tho liuprov ?'<l JVIiirrny liiniilnz SyMom Largo Stock.- l'ruinpt ^hipmduti Reliable (ioodn at Low Rrioos. W. (I GIBBES & CO., COLUMBIA, S, t AT FACTORY PRICES. Pianos & Organs ho obtained direct frpiu^bo factory and fi. Ij{hl pMd. J ]>'i>rci80iit trte builders of tbo moM n'liMt.iblo iu*rvh of botlKPianos and Organ*, bonce iVill ?av?NT?u money." For terms. pricos, etcjr, addri-Ba v v M. A. MA LONE, - Columbia, S.,0. PIANOS andOROANS. NO I ask <omj>arieon In quality, /Mica* ? U i and tonus. \ M. A. MALONE. IK UNIVERSITY. I-iuvcBt Patr.in auenml fullest hqulpmentln tub lta History. -- Knrtiln-. :fl: Htudcn'c. W; throe Acldemlc Course*' ttiw Kl'-cHvt- Coutws: thrcr I'rofewloitAl NetiooU Ji.' Uiw, MciUolric anrt rimrmacy. Advanced ClMfcK k> U'oiiipii. Tuition. 4'X>.9i* a yenr; Hoard, #8 a. month. Artipl'' <)|>|H>rttiulllcH for pulf-lx-ili. Scnolar ilii|"> .(in! I 'nn? for tin- iH'cily- Niiinm^r (irliaol for I <*ai*li?*r* ; V4 lnNtrn<-?<>i-'?. 1?V? MmltntK. Total enroll !.!? lit. I T<>. lor (.?iitiloKiw. H<J<lroHH. I'llRKIIIENT' \ V < Impel Mill. N.l'. Ciiickeiis Earn Money. For 25e# in stump** hmj neu<t 11 1U0 i'AGE BOOK giving tho oxporloiiOe of h pruotlal P /??a Hrj Kaiser? uot ?u ntnaluro, but 11 man working for dollarH and co?\li ri 16 yaare. It. ttwlimt how to lWect nnd Cure Dlseaaes^ Feed for Kkk? "'p> for Faltoning, wbichi Fowls to Save ttjr lirceatog; overythjiifc re quisite for |?rolli^iblo Poultry raising. BOOK PUliLlHHINtf CO. 134 Leonard Street, Now York X / iii>* naA'ru)iv^L/. AiikhMU, (in. Actual bu?lnasv No t?it bnoti. Hhort tim?. Oimii bewd Band for CHARLOTTE COMMERCIAL OLLEGE, CHARLOTTE, N.O. .No Vacation* I'mllliitu Otmrnntced? Catalogue Fr?? SimhI iBci'iils In for |xx.'kpt calculator. ?4 Pa/'e l'aatio<<. UNIVERSITY College of Mm RICHMOND, VA. ????# v Mi-filcltio; ItantlMry ; Pharmacy. W Instructors: 284 tttudonta. RICHMOND COLLEGE, Richmond, Va. I M?Rn?florn? I,lbmrjr4 i ljthorAtwtt* and Oen-l <thI Equipment. IK-nnoN iiHMlvmto. W *tu<lcnw. For 00 ph* IMI.fi. GEORGIA FEMALE SEMINARt ...AND... CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC. * Thorough cniiraes; hnnrtnoniMt munlo halt to OM Sooth: largo plpoorenn nnd nc* piano* r*> . 1 1 1 v iiiuvIiamM; InrK*1 <vitnpiis and cj fiida Miiiii. I .'<?*? (<>nt ntx>v<* H<>a lovnl, natural miliar*! wat*?r?. A *?.M Kvi'i-jy pt ii iio to lm Rtvr>n beet musl'" pupil. Sovorril ? -li >larahlps A. W . VhhIIiiiki', II. J I'Anrep, A**>t-tat? Presi dents. Loot-box 3. Oa1.nk.-svii.le Ga - ? ? And v?rr W>W rRICB*. 1mm (Hoek. Ala* riPK, Vfti VKS NMd rmiNOf ? nlNK?, KOILIRMflUSaMRKtA! Lombard Iron Works & Supply oa. ? - - ? muwttui mam 1 Utt<> Brrn MlllRC . Jm Ptnwi't Iwii) sssajaKfKKjria'' ? " ?<MM I*, Mt mn4I pRfigaYi ft li .J.JT3