The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 09, 1898, Image 4
BMaty V* Blood Deep.
Own hlood mean* a c!??ai\ ?Hn. No
l>*aut/ without it ('MKCttrut*, ('?ntl> (,'iithar
tic tiean your blood mid keep it cliun, by
?tining up t lie Uty liver and dilving nil )>n
lomtiea flow tl?t: body. Ht-gin today lo
1 >?* 1 1 i nil pimple*, boiU, (dotclicH, blackhead*.
Mid (tint Bu klv bilmuB coiuplexioii by taking
Cu?can>tB, ? beauty b>t teti rent*. Alldiutf
gut?, tuUiUiictuiu guaranteed, Ilk', 2?>c,<W*>
,? . ?? ? ? ? .
Wliou a Kitl )h up to nriui tho young ""1"
,11 tho OU.-U m oilirl to on joy It,
l.? on A t'o'n ' 'IMWt lifnf* PmoMn* T\?'
UtanilH un j( vn^ieU fo| iiiiiiiy u'cl ilftvur. Mud"
I rout W>? Vuifht, J ipt*l nod '? \viUt?t 'i'obneoo
it will flefettv yen jt j, It
Happy un) limy who loi k hitforu they I
luum v. ?tvi overlook afterward.
V?y To Cur* OiiniHpiitton Forever.
1'uko (Jufceui et? Cuniiv I'ulliiH tlft K>o or f6a
l| 0 U. C. lull to euro, Ui uggibts refuuU uiuuey
K V?'li <1 hiumII patoh uf ground Hhotlld !??
|>roj ?rty sowed. So HO
lu ulii* out n- ton oakvh <>f ('holer* h?r?o
* u mi ami I'owi J l)tHi>r<U<iH tlmt piovu fatal
liomonl nu\ iit>gb*ol anil milMiupieitt I rout
incut, U'o timely un< of lilt. MOKKKT'I 'M
'iKtt'rill.VA I'RKf.HIN'i I*0WI>KHS) WOUld
havii mi vr*l i)i?. chilil.
Nothing oi>I,'.uh,?*h tin vftltto of a t lil uk Hs
tile illllli'ut'.y in obtaining 'I ?
Ko To-?i*o for fifty CJrnte.
Ouarwooeti tolmcro habit cure, inukn#
tan u t*?T\Hig, tiioo*' puro. bOo. fl. AH Uruggi?t*
l'rol<nlily i>ri/.< llghtorn 'bill Homo hard
Mow* i.mtiui-o tin y itro lint orally hard
blow or. h, "
J To < uro a ( ol<l tn Olio Day.
Tato Laxullvo llroinu tjuinlno Tahluti. All
1>I'iikkIhIh rvfilml nuiiiiiy I f It fall* to euro.
Hoarding houmi hoofiteak Is apt to lio raru
b" mhho i>iu> seldom gotM II.
K<lno*t* Yonr VtowoU Willi Cb?oi?i *>t?.
t'aiuljr Cutliaith', euro ConHtlpullou forovor.
ItXi.jao if at' c full, diu?Kl?t?ri>funa money.
,\m an ,-'V> tr'rttiiiot. i ho iivorajio woman in
(lot II dlli'l"!! S,
V
Mr*. W tiislow'KSoothliiK Syrup forahlldron
trcthlng, soften* tho gums, inducing IliHarnn
tloli.?illa)'H pnlll,curun wind e.oile, 3.>ii. A liottd
iPimples
Am t ?io (lander sigiwili of Impure Mooil
They hIhhv 1 1 1 lit t U?Ppvl> >il blond Is in
had ooitillt i(>n, thill health is In danger of
wro.Mi. Clout tholraek I ? y taking 1 1 ? ? ? ? ? 1 m
|i;uiiip>u din and (hit blood will l??* hi h?I??
pur??, voiii j'li' x Ioii fair aii'l healthy, and
Ufo'S joilllicy pleaSlllltMWld fUOCl'bsful.
Hood's parilla
In Ainei Ira'n < > rcntrrt Medicine. 8l;si\ for ?Y
Hood's P-llls euro indices! ion, liilirnit< tc.-i.i.
I,.-' Corn Diet Mnkes Tnll Men.
The proof HijiI corn bread diet mnkcs
1 ?iKtr?T nu n physically can he found
In flu' rural districts of Indiana, 1 1 1 i
inds and Kentucky, where hominy and
corn bread constitutes the sialY of life.
A (aide in any of the rural districts in
those stales on which there is no dish
prepared from corn is a curiosity, and
In I hose stale* men w ho fall lu-low the
stature of live fen! tire dwarfs. Six
feet is Hie regulation "d"'. and men
who tnWer considerably above lliis
h It! h t. are aeee)itcd l?y the Inhabitants
as j? niii I ter of course.
f Ttf course, climatic Influence must be
considered when stature is under ills
cussloii, but the food foinns the basis
of calculation. )i is geiu/Vally aceeplcd
by men w ho have given this sublet
thought that tin1 six foolers of ,Jinli
ana. Illinois and Kenlueky as a rule
were brought up on hominy or corn
bread as the main food supply. If the
crow ned heads of Kurope could bul be
eotiv imeil lh.it corn bread will result
iu a nation of si\ footers, the Aineri
can farmer would hardly be able to
raise corn enough to supply the Furo
pean niarkels. Cincinnati Times Star.
Y()UN(< AT SIXTY.
Serene comfort, ami happiness in ad
vanced years arc rcali/.cd by c.ompara*
tively few women.
Their hard lives, their liability to so*
rious troubles on nceonn t. of t if i r pecu
liar organism and their profound igno
rance concerning thcmselv. i, .ill ? om
bi no to shorten the period of use fit lue.ss
jupl fill llicir lateryears w ith .uflVring.
M i s. l'inkha m has done iinu h to ma k e
?women strong'. Sho has given advlco
to ninny that has show n tiiem how to
guard against disease uml r? tain vigor
ous health in old age. From every cor
ner of t lie earth 1 here is const an t ly coin
ing tho most. convincing statements
from women, showing the eflicncy of
I.ydia 10. I'inU hain's Vegetable Com
pound in overcoming female ills. Here
>?; a letter from Mrs. .1. C. < >rins, of ."jo
I lorner St. , Johnstown, I'a., which is
earnest and straight to the point:
y " Dmau Muh. 1 'ink iia.m: I feel il my
duty to tell all Milfcring women that I
tliink your remedies arc wonderful. I
liad trouble with my head, dizzy spells
and hot. (lashes'. Feet and hands were
cold, was very nervous, could not sleep
well, ha I kidney trouble, pain in
ovaries ami congestion of the womb.
Since taking your remedies I am better
every way My head trouble is all
gone, have no pain in ovaries, and am
i a red of womb trouble. 1 can eat and
deep well and am gaining in flesh. I
i onsider your medicine the best to be
had for female troubles."
The present, Mrs. l'inkham's cxperi
( nee in t?? ating female ills is unparal
lrlled, for years she worked side by
i.idc with Mis. I?ydia K. l'inkham, ami
for sometime past has had sole charge
of the correspondence department of
her great business, treating by h-tter
us many as a hundred thousand ailing
women during a single year.
The Bradford Kra sayft: "Tlie wom
en of (he Philippines are Bald to ho
'extravagantly Ix-nuUful. They wear
little clothing, have, long hiack hair,
large, languorous eye*, small bare feet,
and all smoke strong black cigars."
.JUut pcrhu|Mi ciVUI'AHtion may lx* able
. to reform them, ?o far ns tobacco 1*
couceru**<r.
WH WANT TO BURN
TH mfc ??PCH imt. " tir* 3Wi mmj 'm yg>
win nw
>IMln ]| ~* "?W? <r?p, "Tl? r?<r ??B1"
mriptf cr, "iumimrtw
t? r.ttr. Ma " ? M?*? H 4? I f" J lo rn Ite >Uk.
|Ml W Mfl f*q? ?? <*?? ???? >W* ??' M'?? "
r?w Mn m ?nw o?.
ROCS MIX MKCY *K? M. ?. C.
franco and Germany M.iy &oto Wur
Over the Dreyfus Case.
AN ANGLO-GEKMAN ALLIANCE,
?
Serious Charges A*ainM .ttOflfcrtii llubhard
Seized f>) Insur^ciits ? Sonic of I lie
(jerman Warship* lobe \\ iilidrawn Irom
Manila New Light on Ccrvcra'c capturc,
% ...
npftial ftom I til is til? iiiohI
pefiytmiHt ic fooln^.s exist. It in
tho common l>oliof that (Iroat Uritiau
*ljd ItllMHIH ItlU OO Iho OVO of Wttl, Hlltl
that tho oon ho<? no of tlio Dreyfua
icundrd will involve France in war with
Uormntiy. Tho government it? doing
ItH best to atom the rifting tide of ugitu.
tion by u studied quioiiooiioe whioh
jouuduh/.oH l'li? Journal Debate
mid othor paper*. [t may aticoeed in
pelting over tho crisis Almost all tho
ministers, it in behoved, uro now in fa
vor of revision. M. ( 'avaignao i? alone
cdidurnto, iuaistintf that ho in nut Hint II n
iah lii? depai I in on t n I luquirou, and that
even thon lio will only uot under pros
a 1 1 1 o of a throat of publication abroad
of Hindi diaelobUrert an would loavo hun
uo alternative to revinion.
A Revision Ikiiilcd Upon.
A Hpeoial diwpaloh to l'ho London
Fvoiting .Standard, from Paria, Haya
tho Faonch cabinet Iiuh docidedon a to
vmiou of tho I >ieyfun*rauo.
\n Angln-iiiTitinn Alliance.
A Hpoctul from London of Sept.
#ayfl A report wan curront hero today
that u treaty of alliance between (Sroat
Britain and (lermuny, on tho linen of
tho speech of Mr. ( 'hainburlain, tho
Hocretury of Stjito for tho Colon ion.
waa actually (romploted yesterday. It
is Haul that an a quid pro quo for (lor
many h support in Fgypt, (Stoat Itritain
will rocogni/.o < Jorinany'a claim to util
i/.o Syria as an outlet for her popula
tion. 'l'ho I >aily Mail Hayn: "Wo learn
that Mr. Matfour and tho (?orman am
bassador, ( 'omit Von 1 1 at /.fed t, have
segued a document preliminary to a
twenty which will ^ivo (Jennany a froo
hand in Ahiii Minor and allow Lowland
to lease Ibdagoa May from Portugal, at
ii cost of botwoon t'-', OHO, 000 und
OUO.OOD. < ieriiiany will, as a furthor
condition, Hiipport (Iroat Britain's
claim for tho abolition of mixed tribun
als iii Fgypt. Mr. Schoinberg Korr
M c. I >onald tho premier 'a privato aecro
tarv, ban left Loudon for the coutinout
to submit to Lord Salisbury a copy of
tho treuiy.
Scrums diaries \v;,tiiiM Surgeon Hubbard
I >r ( ?. A Maxtor, of Chattanooga, ban
preferred charges of conduct unbecom
ing an olliccr and a gentleman against
Majot Surgeon Samuol I'. Hubbard,
of tho Ninth So? ^ oi k Keuimout. Iho
specifications are that l>r. Mubbard
"cursed end ewure" at I'r. Max'tor and
othor Chattanooga phyHioiuna who had
boon called to attend Sergeant Frank,
of tho Ninth New York, who was ro
contly injured under the whoolH of a
moving railroad train; that HuhhaiM
had romovod Frank, who waa in a state
of profound Hhock from his iuiurioa,
against tho protest of Maxtor ami other
physicians, and that as a coiiHo<|ueuco
Prank died <?n bin way to the division
hospital, losing tho only chance lie had
of recovery by being improperly han
dled.
To He \\ itlulrawn I rem Manila.
A bo mi odiciol note issued at Merlin,
Hays: A ntato of peace having boon ro
established between the Fmte?l S.atos
and Spain, orders have boon givou that
tho ( iormau naval force at M an i la bo re
duced to one or two ships, which,
pending the complete restoration of
orders in the Philippine Inland*, will
Hiiltico for tho protection of < Sertuun
BiibjectH and intercuts in that region.
New I ig 1 1 1 on Cctcrn's Capture.
In a recent report, presumably to
(ien. (Some/., (leu. Calixto (larcia do
dates Admiral Covora escaped by land,
and surrendered to Cubans, who do
livoreii him with MM) Bailors to the
tho Ameiicau navy.
Seized It* Insurgents.
\ Manila upocial nuvh: Several fdiip
loads of iufturgont troops hnvo invaded
tint Southern inland*, with tho view of
Heiv.ing over} tiling poaniblo i nor to tho
nottleinont of tho peaoo conditions
(icueral Kion, thn Spanish cominuuder,
with ii flotilla <>f kuii hontn, in noting;
enei uotirally, hut tho iusur^ontH have
captumd tho out laying inlands of lloin
hhni and Palawan, where they fount)
treasures lo tho amount of 824tO'.'U.
lour Men Killed l>> l>> naniif e.
A special from IWooinin^ton, fn?l.,
h?vh: "A horrible accident occurred
at Stinesville in which 'our men >*i?re
instantly Killed by a dynamite explo
sion and niauy others seriously injured
The men wero blasting rock fo: a now
pilo when a terrific explosion of dynu
mile occurred. "
The I ever at Or wood.
Tho Marino Hospital Sorvicowas oil]
dally advised of tho ten now cunen o^
yellow fever which have been discov
ered at Orwood Min?. The officials ate
at sea as to the origin of tho fever there,
and have no definite theories to work
upon. C'
Oeput) State Treasurer Short.
'l'ho ahortago of $T>, 000 in tho no.
countn of foiiuev Peputy State I rons
nrer Hiram F. (Jorrish, of Now Hmup
ehiro, ban been announced by StaH
Treasurer Carter. Tlio State losoa
nothing by tho shortage, an Major
Oerriah'fl hondemon liavo made good
the amount.
lour Young Women Drowned.
By the a?v?i?lental jibing of a nail of a
jdeanure yacht on Pre^qne I*le Bay,
near Krio 1'a , four young women were
?wept otT into the water end drowndd.
Adjourned to September 20.
Tho jotnt high coinmwaron of the
United State*. Canada, New Found
land and Oroat llritain, after ten day*'
''work adjonrned at 2 o'clock on Kept
2d to meet again tn that city September
20th at 1! a m
* K
illntu -? ualias.
Joe Malone, <-?>iore?i. was hanged \m
tlm county j"?l nt I>allae Texea, for
criminally ensoul tb?g Mr?, Frederick
HYein wen, nu t^eil (ieriMH w^nn. He
died feerlerMojjr nrwg he wan fofne to
heaven and (Jiatjio richly deterred kie
IIH COHON KSIPIS.
Nelfly 70,000 Hal** Lnrget' Than
Last Year,
THE STATE BRINGS SUIT,
CharltMoit Sends a Commission to 1'ortu
Kko buld I ooml in Newberry- Car
ried 6(i,00(> faKsengers.
|{ A, lift vol. Hit) blllciout and
boiirteoua auporiiiteadont of the Cliur
louton Kxchango, has furhiahed tho fol
lowing atatomont of tho receipts, ex
porta and stocks of ootton at that poll
for tho past year: Not reoeipt to Au
gust ;M, 402, 40M bales uplund, I ?>, 1 51
bags Mou island; total 172, fttJy. Previ
ously counted in Havannuh 1,IM4
bagn boh island. Stock August ill,
|hj>?, ftt?7 bales tlplnud, 727 hou island;
totnl I, i'.Mi. ( irons receipt" 1177 baloa
upland, 12,21ft Imga sou island; total
47ft, 1 1?2. Tho oiporta wore as follows:
(treat M l it inn, 77, ?'?S baloa upland,
7, OH J hags boa island; totul M4, 740. ( on*
tinont, V>i?5, l.Ti baloa upland, 1 , 4 4 VJ aea
island} total 2.10,ftt)7. (/'oaatwiBO. Ill,
1T,7 haloH upland, 2, 102 hou (aland; totul
140, <)U?. I ntovior by rail^JlH) balos up
land. City Mills, H, 411 luiles upland.
Stock August 31, l*?H, 2.31M upland,
1,220 buuH sea island, total 3,025. 1 ho
rooeipts are IU?. V?:J<5 baloa in excess o!
thoBe of tho previous year.
^
The Stale Brings Suit.
Tho State hoard of fertilizer control
inado its Hrst tuovo at (-harloBton ro
contly agmiiHt tho phosphate coinpanios
charged with selling fortiM/ors that did
uotnioauuro up to tho required stand
ard. Warrauta wero wworu out agaiuBt
I'roHidont NV. li. t'hiHolm and Soorota
ly Hubert <1. Chisolui, of tho Uorkelov
(.'lieinical company, onoof tho live com
panies which tho I'leiiiBon hoard alleges
liuvo violatod tho law. Bond was llxod
and tho cane wont ovor to next torni ol
cowrt. It is understood that tho Bork
oloy people claim that only a small
amount of tho dollciont article wont on
tho market, and that that got out with
out tho knowledge or couHont ?.?t tlx
company, the brand in <iuoalion bevig
tho Ashley. Tho board linn no evidcoci
to contradict thin, but tlioy are con fidout
that (tie record ia Biilliciont to Boctiro n
conviction upon. Tho aualy-iia showf
a Hhortego in this case of 3 por cent.,
or $1 . 15 to tho ton.
bold in Newberry.
Newberry ban not a real Klondike
within hor borders, but gold dust does
exist. in Home sections. Mr, Mouroo
M Harris has prospected recently in
Towuahip No. 0. and found gold, but
not in paying iiuantitioa. liolil ba
boon known to exist there for lift yoai .v
lie Hocurod aomo specimen pieces ol
ore for < lovornuiont assay. and will le
turn Intel and make a more thorough
Beach for Bomo moru ot the prooioii
oro. Iron id ho ia found to soiuo extern
in the aainu auction. Mr. llnrria npeiii
twenty-live yearn in South America h
mining operations, and also bus con
Hideralilo experience in Iboaame linooi.
tho I'acilic b1o|>o. Ho returned to New
berry last year, after an abHonco ol
about thirty year a from liiH old home.
Oil I nr I'orto Rico
Charleston business men have sent i?
coin in iaaioii lo I'orto ltico to lnako a
careful aurvey of trade conditions, and
upon their renort \fill largely lent, tin*
fato of a lino of atnAiners from thiMot<
I'orto Hico. I hero ia a atrong Bonti
liiont in i hai leaton in favor of a atoam
tdtip line to t'na aploudid island that
ban so recently come under tho govo'ti
in on I of tho I nited States, ami while
there there are not yot any men who
will come out and start tho movement
thoro art) many who are ready to follow
anybody's lead In that direction.
-4 ?
Newborn's Canning ndustry-.
The Tomato crop in almost a total
failure in the Newberry section, and
tho canning < f tho vogotablo is very
limited. The bountiful fruit crop, how
ever, lift* enabled t^n canneries to "put
up" largo (purities of peac.li
es. ' Tho rroBporiu\ canning company
baa put up 00,000 ceil*. Mr. .14^11 t'oii
niiiH has ucannoryou his farm, and has
put up U, 000 cans so far.
Candidates in I he Second Prinian.
The following i? u 1 1 Kt of tho cundi
datoH for tho Stato ollioes that will lie
>ii tho second primaries: For (Sovor
nor, l-'.lloi l>o uiul I\ nther.stoiio; for A<1
jutuut ( ionoial, Floyd und I ' 1 v 1 1 i ?? . fir
Hacroliiry of .Statu, Tompkins and
Cooper, for Railroad Commissioner,
<i?rriM and Thomr.s; for Stato Superin
tendent of Kducntion; MuMalin aud
Mrow n.
\\ a\ tie (iainhk- I uses lli> Miiul.
Magistrate Wolls wan notified recent
ly that Mr. \V. (la:nblo, of tlio Jordan
neighborhood, a tew in 1 1 08 from ?? tun
tor. hud koiio crn/y and wuh terrorizing
tho wholo coiirnunit v. Ho had armed
himself with a Winchester riilio and a
revolver nml was threatening ovorv
hody that ho o.m.e across. Magistrate
Wolls notified NherilV I'lerson, ami he
with l>opnty ' Milliard wont out ami
brought Mr. .lanihio to the, city and
had him con tl nod m tho jnil.
4??
Committed to Jail.
John Jackson and Tom (Ireon, coun
terfeiters, were turned over to I 'nit eel
States Commissioner .fonning, at Col
umbia, reecntly, who committed them
to jail to await tho trial a: the next
term of I'nited States* eonrt.
Carried 60.000 Passenger*.
The Charleston and Hoashore Hail
road, of which Charleston is naturally
proud, has just closed its first month ol
oporation and is now a tixod fact.
Though it has rained almost incessant
ly during the wholo month, yot the
Bteamor and oars of tho company have
earned in 111 days over <i0,000 peoplo.
- ? ? -???- ? ?
Kitted tiis Brother.
John (ioggans. aged ahout i;{, alio*
and killed bta younuer brother, Wil
liam, about ? years old, at Newberry,
tho load taking effect in the right arm,
severing the arm from the shoulder.
-??* - ?
Improvements it P7i.kcn?.
(Irandy Kros. . in addition to tbeii
planintr machine aud lumber yards,
will soon hate a ^in located on tlieii
lot near the dopot and will be roady to
gia tbe cotton crop, 'f hey alto repre
sent the Cotton Heed Oil Co., and will
?roe t a warehouse for the storing of the
The ???Wr of suicides throughout
the world le 100,000 yOnrlv. nod in m
the inerwaa. The greatest number
happen in Jane, tho fewest in Septem
b#?. rf*rlyw# Wf bttwtMf A.
M. - U\ i. .
LIFE IN MANILA.
MANY ATTRACTIONS ABQtft 1HH QUAlNf
\ OLD ClTV
T tic Native* tl? A Wonderful latent for Music
The Tremendous Downpour of thc*Kain>
Seanou -Canoeing In the Streets.
Wallace Cummlng tyi'ltcs un artjclu
on "Ufe In Manila" for the Century.
Mr. C 'iimniln^ says:
Our 11 rm had n mess-house, In which
tlu? partners lived, and \ which was
to nil tholr America^ and Eng
lish employes. Should the* hitter i?i li
fer to live elsewhere. otu? thousand
dollaTs a year was allowed as the
equivalent. I lived at the mesa, find
1 Ing It much inore Comfortable. In
deed, It would have been hard lojhe
dissatisfied with uiu' way of living;
and as It will show the style in which
i Ik* great American houses iu the
lOa^t arc conducted. I think it worth
telling with some detail. I he mess
was a tine lioiiKo, handsomely I (fi
nished, In one of the plcananteai pam
nf tho city. The table was supplied by
a Chinese cook, lie was allowed five
hundred dollars a month, and given
certain of the heavier groceries, such
as flour, rice, etc. lie paid his under
cooks) i^ml was responsible for meals
at tho mess, and for breakfast Hike
tho French dejouner a la fourchettei
and afternoon tea, which were taken
at tho olllce by all the employes, ex
cept on Sundays and fiestas. Then
there was a luajordoino, who had con
trol of all servants' and had charge of
the house. There was also an extra
house-servant, ami a Chinese porter,
who opened and shut the great house
doors, tilled the baths, pulled the
punka, and watered the street in the
dry season. Then every one had a
personal servant, who took care of his
room, attended to his clothes, waited
on him at table, prepared his early
breakfast (about 7 a. in.), and so, on.
Everybody also owned a horse or
horses, which involved one more ser
vant at least, Ileing a junior, 1 con
tented myself with one pony and a
two wheeled trap, something like a
dog-cart. The others drove victorias
siiid pairs. Three of our mess owned
racing ponies, which Inured to my ben
ellt, as it gave me as much riding as
I wished. After l he bath and an early
breakfast came the drive to the otliee,
between eight and eight thirty; then
work Mil twelve tifteen, at which hour
breakfast was served at the otliee;
Mien work again until five-thirty, in
terrupted between three and four by
afternoon tea; then to the bungalow
to dress, to drive, and back to dinner
mi seven -thirty.
To a lover of music Manila is a
eharmlng place. The natives have
wonderful musical talent, and there
were numerous hands. Those of tho
three regiments then stationed there
were remarkably good; and four after
noons each week they played in turn
on the "Luneta," a sort of plaza on
the shores of the buy ju*f oui*idG the
old walls. I recall vividly the open
air concert, by three hundred instru
ment.*?, given in honor of I'rincp Oscar
of Sweden. The glorious full moon ol
the tropics, far brighter than in more
northern lands, shining on the quiet
waters of the Ixty. the innumerable
lights, the brilliantly dressed crowd,
ami the thrilling music of the mighty
bauds, softened in volume on the great
plain, combined to make It an occasion
to bo long remembered. The "Itattle
of CastoleJoR," which they played, was
Inspiring, *nd the effect was height
eiieil by the repetition of the trumpet
tails by soldiers who were stationed
at Intervals far off upon the plains,
while the guns on the city walls addt^rl
a tomb of reality.
I Miring the height of the rainy sea
son. from about tJie middle of June it)
the middle of September, all outdoor
pursuits are suspended. The violence
of the downpour is hardly to be im
agined by dwellers in higher lari'o -<.s
The streets In Manila, am1
the roads for a few miles ?
fairly good during the dry
quickly become nearly
when the rains set in. As
ready mentioned, Manila is
in al! directions by creeks,
traversed by hundreds <
These canoes are dugouts.
great size, and the natives
expert in handling them.
indispensable at times w
Hoods come down from t.he
about thirty miles from N
which the river Pasig h t
One storm will sometimes
river and overflow most of
After a few hours' rain I 1
direct from our Steps into
(canoe), and been paddled tin
streets to the oflice.
ncrof* o( Wnr.
f'ront the Chicago Tiiitcs- Ifri
Tli.? of admiral ioii for
wfir sri'ins to bi> fnnato t n the linn
i ii. I l? brought to thosurfaoo us ti
tun ly .'iti<l ohjoot /??r iMU'h In- to
(?rcst'iits 1 1 1 f . f
Among t ho.Mo wtift proved th<-ir
? luring our Civil Wi\r was \A. S?* It
of 1?'>1 So.ttf
vviok Mreet,
riilentfo. ""
in mi Austrian
I ?y Mrtl?,eamo -
to Amori<'A at
t li o a u o of
i w on t y nml
soon booamo
an American.,
citizen. H? L
was llvlnjc In ^
M 1 1 w a u Wo o
when I lie call
for v ? I u n ?
(?M?rf ofinjo,
oarly In 1*G2,
n n c! ho
promptly ?>u
lUted in CompunyA, of the Twenty-sixth
Wlseonidn Volunteers. Id the Army of ilio
Potomac our here mueh mm
ilk'nlng tn the Shenandoah Jjgmov.
In tlio first day's fighting af^fhn brittle of
- ? . t . - frcO ft
III l no II mi U?J r. ,.n ? ?
<~?Mv??tmrg. ? Hrtilff?'nnrtr.r received n
. wound in the rJght *ldt', which afterward
? nuaud him ma?? trouble. With a pnrlinn
??>f bin regiment he wit* cjiptured nn d lin
prinontnl ?| iw?|l Inland and Anderson vlll.>,
nod afterward MobaoRtd, lift returned to
hi* regiment, which wm transferred to tl: '
army of (innnral Hhorman, and xnarohed
wMH him through flunlatoUMn? .
In lhi? campaign Mr. ncOlffttnftirr'ii old
wound 'Logan to trouble Uim and bo wa?
??nt to the noipttal and then home. lie
bad aflP contracted catarrh of the stomach
and found no relief for ye are.
"I ha|?|ifiiml to read an aeeount of Dr.
WflUam*' Pink Ptlla for Pale People about
Hiuar affo," he eetd. "and thought that
tRey might be good For my f rouble. T con
cluded to try them. I bought one box and
began to fake Cham aeeordlng to direct Ion*.
They gave me ffwvtt relief. After flnlahlng
tbil bo* I btwgM waother, and when I had
taVoM tin* idirS" I fcft that I ran cured. T
recovered toy appetite and ate heartily. I
c in testify f? the good the pill* did me."
Nr. 8tblf*a?d?r le a prominent Grand
Amr ?w la Chtoajo. whither X mov*4
. //(? rtrciwl <i trotind.
The bath can, be made an exhilarating
pleasure by the use of Ivory Soap. It cleanses
the pores of all impurities, leaving the skin
soft, smooth, ruddy and healthy. Ivory Soap is
made of pure, vegetable oils. The lather forms
readily and abundantly.
IT FLOATS.
l?w h. T>... I'xv-.Uf * (l.mhtf .ClnolnMH
SAN JUAN'S FORTIFICATIONS.
Morro Cnstlc Dales From the Time of f'oncc
? Dc Leon.
In the Century there is a richly il
Initiated article on "The Inland of
Porto Kico." written by Mr. Frederick
A. Oher. Writing < ? f the fortifications
of San Juan, Mr. Oher says:
Morro ('astir dates from Ponce dc
Leon's time, hut the Morro as it
stands to-day was completed in 1 K4 .
The faro stands here, with a lirst-class
light, and within the Morro's walls
are buildings of a small military town
- quarters for troops, a cfcapM, bake
house, and guard room, with dungeons
down by the sea and underneath. This
is the citadel, the initial point of the
lino' of clrcumvallatlon, composed of
connected best ions, castles, and fort
h It '/..'is, running from west to east, to
the <"astli! S;in Cristobal, thence north
to the ocean.
The oldest portion of the Hue is at
the southwest angle, and- is called the
" Forla le/.a," the platform of which
supports the captain-general's palace,
and was built in l.Ylo. The sea wall
lo the north I?P pierced by the gateway
of San Jim n, which affords entrance to
the glacis of San Felipe del Morro, be
tween the palace and semi bastion of
San Augustine. Turning southwardly
from tin- Fortaleza. wo note the bas
tion of I, a I'alma. and the semi-bastion
of San J usto. in the curtain between
which two is the a relied entrance from
'In- Marina, or outside ward, to the in
tramural city, and known as the
l'uerta de F.spana. Beyond It. to the
east, arc tin- bastions of, San Pedro
and Santiago, the latter in the east
ern wall, the middle part of which is
pierced by the landward gate called
the l'uerta de Santiago, protected bv
a ravelin of the same name. The fort
ress San Cristobal, though ??
railed a castle. i> i" '
Ilea t ion
xliol s? volooll j '
nml, niul 1l>o *??>
is nearly 34.0M '
in Mufllckni *
Oregon, ci
tfpn Frm
! i
a
lo
n<
won
Ur- nr
niv not ..
Imsftj. v..
rlo? ultlnc
toinors of
Tlironghout ?
farorw Kllil lm
as ?oon ns darkn*
fin Xftl
Motel Clocks Always Truthful.
"When I am- traveling I never put
tlit> slightest confidence in a household
dork," writes Hubert J. Burdelte in
| the Ladles' Home Journal. "A hotel
oloek I ean depend upon. There are
too many watches in a hotel? pood
watches, watches whose absolute cor
rectness means money to the commer
cial man who regulate the traveling
lite of this country. A lying clock
would be spotted In a quarter of a see
ond, and the unhappy clerk scourged
with pitiless sarcasms therefor. In
the course of my wanderings up and
down this part of the globe I missed
a few trains and lecture engagements
by depending upon clocks in the homes
of my friends. Having thus paid for
the lesson? fifteen or twenty thousand
dollars, I think? by my own computa
tion of the value of my lectures (set
ahead a little bit, you know, it may be
a trifle fast; I haven't time to look up
the exact figures). I withdrew all my
trust from mantel clocks, especially
the highly ornamented marble-anil
gilt variety with silver bolls or cathe
dral chimes."
Don't Toterco Bplt and Rmok* Tonr l.lfe A??y,
To quit tobacoo easily ami forever, be mag
netic. full of llfo, nervo and vt?;or, tako No -To*
llae, tho wonder-worker, that mattes weak men*
strong. All druggists, 60c or ft, Cureguaraa
teed. Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling lie ijfedy O?., Chicago or New York.
Some in on stand on principle and sonic
others probably would if tliey had It to
fttund on. 'g
How'* TIiIk?
o offer One Hundred Dollar* Howard for
anyens-eof Ottarrb that can not lie cured by
Hall's CaUrrb Cure.
F. J. ('itrsky A Co., Props.. Toledo, O.
We, the undortdgned, have known r. J.
('honej for the last 15 yenrp, nnd bcllmo hi in
perfectly honorable in (ill business tn inac
tions an<l financially able to carry out any
obligation made bv tlio'r llrin.
WKSTctt THt'AX. Wh"'- ?'
pwp-fci* ii |
THE BAILGY-LEBB* CO.
++++4*+*+
| a x Kh K ? k' I lies and Button,
L.X 1' I.T.MAN <v Tlmtibtn,
P^WH'NI i OH" DuKtU'KH (J rain Separators, T.
?.il*r?, I'lOftSO , Corn ami Cane Mills,
KN'iiLKIiURO It ice llullor and PoMaher,
DK LOACH Saw .Mills,'
l.ratlicr^ Hubher Melting, Laoing,
i Packing, Pl|*s Iron Fittings, In*
jcvloi'K. Pulleys, Shafting, Hand
PumpsJ ?&4 lleneral Soppily.
^ CHARLESTON - -8. C.
Ti y Wit Urtl< C'<J. Antl-Kftotlort JUbbftt Mot a)
SAW MILLS. I
If you 1^6(1 a *K?vy mill, any alaa. writ*
n o boforo buyluK (j)*?whera. I have
tl.o mo?t coniploio I I'm ot inllla of any
dealer or Kianufactilipi%lu the South.
CORN MILLS.
Vory highest gjrodd Stones, at unusual
ly low prloo$ ,
WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY,
I'laQorH, Moulders, tidgoiNf, tte-Saw% ?
1'ftiM'Sawa, Laths, oto. ^ ft
ENGINES AND BOILERS, ,
Tidbott nod Liddoll,
Kugloborg Itioo llullor .In atook, c^ulnU
delivery, low prices.
V. C. BAOHAM,
No. 18D0 Main St., Columbia, B. 0.
MACHINERY S?
Louine?, Holler*. Uins, Klovatpis, Harvest
ing Alachimp\v, Wood-wt>fking Machinery.
.Smv, (JiMnrui Cune Mills. Cotton and Hay
Creases, duller*. Wind Mlllsand Tanks,
Leatherand Itnbbci' Melting. Packings, Pipe
and l'ij>o Fittings, Shafting and Pulleys,
Supplios of all kii.ds.
Tlio < 'clel?ru(ed ICiigie Oot tonkin. The
Improved .Hurray Syatom
Largo Stock. Prompt Shipment*. Unliable
(ioods at Low Prices.
W. MIBBES & CO.
S. V. Agency Liddell pfl| IIUDI A 0
Co., Charlotte, N. C. vULUIrlDIrl, Ui Ui
AT FACTORY PRICES^
SsStt Pianos & Organs'^
('.in be obtained direct from the factory
and freight paid. 1 represent fho builders of
the most reputable makes of both Pianos and
Organ?, hence will save you money. For
terms, prices, etc., address '
M. A. MALONE, - Columbia, S- C*
PIANOS and ORGANS.
NO 1 ask comparison in quality, prices
i Ui and terms.
M, A. MALONE.
EVERY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR
By J. f I ami] ton Ay or*, A. M., M.D.
This Ik a mom Viiluuble Hook
for the itoifscholil, teiichlliK "
does tho (.ihllvdliitiiKUlsbfd
(Symptoms ol dlllcrent Mweaxea,
In- Cause < and Mentis of I're
vi'iithyt m?:li IM-eases, anil the
simplest Remedies which will al
leviate or run*.
r.ys I'imcs, I'rofusely Illustrated.
Tin' Hook Ik written til plain
every-day KiikIIhIi. and Is free
from the technical terms which
render must Uoetiir Hooks so
valueless to tlm generality of
rctnlertt. Tills lioolt In Iiw
tended to be ol Service in
t lie l''iimlly, ; ml Is to wordod
as to n readily understood by all
l)\ I, V. (ill el h. POSTPAID. j
I'ostftfie stamps Tuken. I
Not only does this Hook eon
lulu s'> much Information Itclu- i
live io Dlsi'.isc, 'lull very proper- >
l.v Klve.? u Complete A nalynls of <
evety tiling i*>rtnjnluz to Court- ,
?hlp. Marring' ami the Product
linn oil Item line of Healthy
I amilles.to^'etl er with Valuable
lteel|H's aii'l Prescriptions, Kx
plauittloiiKnf Hotuuleui Practlco,
Correct ikcii! Ordinary Herbs, Ac
Comim.XTK IXI'KX. I
iiiiii li t'l'U. iioi hk, ;
tilt l.eoiui ivi.sj,, >; ,v,t'liy
iioivaiv.
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for a Situation
ton. nn<l then secni* *
for yon. NuMe# paring
fnrc. llo?kkrr>lD?,
? incl TrW-?ri*?fcf.
isscy^ . j
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for Catalogue No. R }
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