The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 23, 1898, Image 4
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Clean bloo<l moanw <i clean skill. No
fceauty williout it. ( am arotx, ('alnly Outline
tio clean your blooil ami keen it clean, hy
?tilling up t he laity livot nml iliiviiitf all inv
imritic* /voni I !??? tiOilv. Hogm today to
l>ani*li pimple*, l>oiU, Iilolchcs, biAcklicaita,
and that sit hly bilious completion by taking
Cuhvaiolx, l>cnuty for ton ocntn. All iliujf?
gists, satisfactmiiljuiiusntaed, Ilk-, ikV.flUe.
Ttio common lat'oV'r In ?'?" riilllppiuoi} ro
cojvtw (??n f'outtt a <l<^ . tiv. 3S
'l N?-To-l??? for fifty Cent#,
OoarsntotK) tolmcco IisMi <??!** maWtta wosll
itioii swung, imjuh tOu. |i All Arutfuut*
'I >!<< OllOMpO.-lt tiri'llil 111 I-' lix';tll<l iHvWOftll
7}^ Ot'liiH tl pOUlUt loll f .
M i Window VSoothlUK Hyriifi for otittiiron
tfi lhini.'. Rof tons tho Knm?. uxluolnn Inflaina
ilon.NllnyH |>nin>rur?n wimt colic. >'o. >? 'j'jtfc* .
Germany import* poufrfy to tlio vuiun ol
? 2fl,0Q?,OOO it year.
VCdunats Voar Vlowal* With rssosrM*.
Cunily r'lvtliaiitc. ouin coiiHilpatlou forever.
10c, Win. If O C (? full. ?li utfkliiU refund uiossf.
(J
IVitrolt'UU) luw? boon <11 '?,f>v?,nx<t in tliriw Id
oadticHlj. Algeria.
To j'mo a t'olil In Otto Day.
Tnk?> l.nxallvu Itnuno Q'ihiitu> Tuliluti. All
1 '??iiK?'i*t? rcr?i tul m<">??yifit fall* to ouro. 8flr>.
KlfKH lif.vo Iwii'ii bcIIIiik for 25 ??ontrt nplooo
In llavaau.
To <'nr? rnnillpittlnn For?r?r,
Tnko Otwoiroia < \ihily Cathartic. 10o or Hsa.
If G. O. O. full to luru, UruuifioU* rtfuuil uivucjr.
Winn forms l'l per oont. of Hpiilu'A Konural
o*]iortf?,
VI ts ju riu'im- nil y curoil. Vo ft(? or htuvom.
licKSHftcr first iluy'a umc of 1 > r. Kllno'n tiront
Ni n i' Ko?toi'cr. f:! t riiil Imttliwt ii'l trontUe f roo
]>n. It. ii. Kmnk. I?t'l,. Wl \ roll Hi , IMilltt. l'i?.
i Good Blood
Makes Health
And Hood's Hursnpnrllln inuk??H koo-1
blood. That is why it euros no runny
and inn k os ?<? many j ?t*? > }>lo (?><<!
hnttorUuin over l??for?. If you fool
woll, nr? half si^k, tlr?d, worn out, you
may l>?> lundo \v?ll l>y taking
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Atiicriua'a (Jriiitl?nl .Mrdiritin.
Hood's Pills <-'irn all btvor 1 1 !??. afirmilM.
i _ t^iiitoa Slniplo Matter.
1 .7 Ilk ilia if* tin! factotum of an aVtlst
who has made some noise in the world
(i nd I* quite as important a personage,
In his own estimation, 11 M Ills muster.
Otto day a lady called on (lie artist In
tho absence of the latter and was re
ceived b.v .11 nl( ins.
"I>enr tne," she "fled, glancing first
rtt tin Incomplete picture and then at
JtlkliiH, "I declare il is very ittiteh like
yon."
"It Ih ntr," said JUIilns, with a su
perior air. "i sits for all his old taeii.
That's what he's specially good at."
"Yon iiiukI he a very useful person to
your employer," observed the visitor.
"Ho you think that Mr. Hhink, It. A., la
especially nood at old tnenV"
''Yes. Cos w hy. I 'o!i he's got noth
ing to do! I order his frames, wf\sh tils
brushes, set his palcths, mis his colors
nnd sit here for him to look at. How
can he help being good? lie's got noth
ing to do but shove the paint oil!"
WKS LNTTKKS FROM
Jontilo K Greon and Mrs. Ilixrry
Tltirdy.
' jx> .. - _
.Tpr>'NtK K. (till t'N', I leiuiia rk , h>wa
writes to Mrs. rinkhain:
" I had been t-iek at my monthly
periods for r.eveu years, and tried
almost everything I ever heard of. hnt
without any benefit. Was troubled
with backache, headache, pains iri the
filiQillders and di/./iuess. Through my
Vnotbe r I was im\ne?d (?> tc.v l.vdia f!
Pinutinni's Vegetable < < impound. and
It has done me so much good. I am
now fvound ami an el! "
' Mrs. 11 A It II V II utm Kiver ide. bnv.i.
writes to Mrs. I'iiiUhi'u the : Tory of
her struggle with scrioii ?ova: ;n trou
lde, and the benefit she from
the nse of hvditi Iv I'inkhrim ? Vego
tablo Compound, 'l'lii.s is her letter:
? "How thaukful I am that 1 took
jour medicine. I was troubled for
two years with liiibiiuuint i<>n of the
womb and ovaries, womb w u.i also very
low. 1 w.*i!> in constant misery. 1 had
heart trouble, was short of breath and
could not w*nlk live blocks to save in v
life. Suffered very much with my
back, had licadaehc all the time, was
nervous, menstruations were irregular
nnd painful, had a bad discharge and
was troubled with bloating. I was a
perfect wreck. II. id doetoivd and
take ti local t rent me ut s, but still was no
better. I was inh'iscd by one of my
neighbors to w rite ti i you. I have now
finished t he second hot t le ? if Mrs. I'ink
ham's Vegetable Compound, and am
better in every way. 1 am able to do
nil my own work and can w alk nearly
a mile without fatigue; something I
bad not been fthlo to do for over two
years. YtUr medicine has done m*
more good than nil the doctors."
Tn each wing of tin- ostrich twentv
flx long white plumes grow to nialu
rlty in eight months. In tin- male thesf
are pure white, while those of the fc
male shade to eeru or gray.
t Jil'CGY THAT COSTS $i
TO tf5.
tl tit ?|ie kh.'l !? ?;{ li caiu and
more <<*>. 1h*? IJt ? lr in rum |>n i the rllia c?il ft |(^l
?h?*? I*, ft***. i\|f* r?H-| Iri'h" kr "IHM K
If 11.1. r."(flia " A I !??)?- |lt?l?rr In ?*ft. e |t?H ?ov<fc
Ok?T? l?Ci ????? fhrr M ASM II* nr>1 Wrrj- ??njr ffcui' tl.r
Per i ijf iirMit In nil? i(.?n < r ?ii(r u?.
ROCK MILL EL'CC'V CO., Rock It it), $.(.
CONSTIPATION
*1 baeo gone 14 4?jr? at a time wttkaat ?
??VmmM *f ?<mi ktwtMi nut beta* ftbifl to
?or* them e*eei>t by u?1uk but water Injection*.
Chronic couet ligation (or seven yearn place<t me In
tfels terrible condition; during tbat tine I Old c?
?rytblna I beard of bin never found any relief; ?wcb
WIBT C**0 Mill I t**?n utln* CAtH'A WBTS, I
bow bare io?i>rn? pannages ? day. and If 1
wet rte* I ?o?M gt *# 1100 00 for each moveweot; It
biMktnlkf."-- iTiMiKtUi'HT.
UN Biuacll Bi.. Detroit. Mich.
CANOV
CATHARTIC
uuiuiim) u
North Atlantic Squadroon Reduced
From 100 to Vessels. *
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MUTILATED UODY IDENTI "IE0.
The Storm In the Weil Indies Hie Wuril
in a Ccitlur) The Coloruf
Bluxliam's Armv Coiiv cut win. \
... \. \ \
'1 ho military niovemenU nro beYng'
directed i it | >id I! v toward t h uhhoiu
of a largo ur in y in Sontf\nrn aUk(iunV
fur wtutor caiupB, And preparatory to
tho military ooMipatiou of < ul>? and
l'oi to IJioo. A hont 70,i!0 t troopa aro now
located ia 1 1* o South, mul order# will
? ?to iaanod Houd'ng tho I'liMt, Sixth,
Ninth ami I'euth cavnli v from Montuuk
to Southern Ktutionn. I ho I lurd < uv ft I
r y already hua gouo South, uud tho
hiiM Second Infantry havohoen ordered
to Anuiuton, Ahv , ami tho Kightli unci
Sixteenth to II unteruville.
The Meet Reorganized.
Hocretarv Long hai ismtod au im
portant order reorganising tlie North
Atlautlo mpiudfon, The Hoot in in
duced from it forco of ubout lUO \oa/icla
to Ji'-*, tlio remaining heing detached
ready for dinpoaitiou iu the future. Tho
four voHKela of tho Morgnh l.ino, tho
I'rnirio, Yoaomito, Yankee and iMxio,
with tho auxiliary oritiHora Hudgor u ml
IMuither, aro OMlere?l\ to ho hud up in
reaorve at l.<'ugno hduftd. Tho Hoot an
root nuni/.ril will ?'ou?iat of the Indiana,
Maaaachusotta, Totan, New York,
Mrooklvn, Ainphitnto, I'uritan, Mian
tononioh, Terror, Cnioiiinati, Mont
gomery, Newark, Sail Franoinco,
T>etroit, Murhlehead, M?yth>wert Now
OrleaiiH, linncrofi, .Marietta, Topoka,
( uh 1 1 ii i*, Na?hvillo, Wilmington, Mu
china, i'riueotoii, Torn, Waap, I hah
IvoHoluto, l'ntomac, Scorpiou and Al?
varodo. I
The Worst in 3 Century.
Tho rocout hurricane waa undoubtod-V
ly tho worst visitation of tlio kind ox
porionced by tho West Indies during
t It u contury, 1 >o 1 1 1 in violotico ami ox
lout. Tlio hurricane hwept altai# tho
isltind chain, from Parbadooa westward
to St. Yinoont, and thence northwest
to St. Kittrt, where it wuh ) tin i hoard
from. I hdails received from St. Vin
cont uhow that no u u pnral lelod destine
t ion of lifo und property has taken
pliu'o tliwro. (>ut of a population of
I l.tmo, oOO'woro killed and ,.'0,000 were
injured it 11 ? i rondorod homeless. Pe
sides tins, owiii^ to tho coiuploto
destruction of tho proviaionH, they nro
all starving. 'I ho island has boon
absolutely gutted I?y tlio wind and
tloods fjoin tho mountains, in addition
to tlio waves along tho coast. 'I hero
han been i;rout loss to tdiipputt; along
tho track of iho clyclouo. liolief funds
aro lining raised in response to an ap
peal from Iho Governor of St. Vincent.
Our! Mirtial for Chaplain V\clut>rc.
I ho Sect etary of tho Navy haw or
dered a court martial for tho trial of
Chaplain Melntyro, of tho ( h ojjou, who
in accused of p n 1 > I i denouncing Inn
1 I .. it .. IV . . - . l ) . . ii. 1 _ i
iMt'tiini fiin t:t i.? nu ?Mii:iij;t:u hi iiioi'ai
tlo of July :td. 'I ho court will moot in
I >ou vor on tlio t It instant, and will
con sis I of seven members, h(taiiod by
Commodore .McCiinn, retired, with
('apt. I jiiltcliheitkior as judge advocate.
\ "Cold lllooded" Murder.
Almost within si^ht of tho moron of
his anticipated dreams of fabulous
wealth, witli biit a few more miles of
journeying over the treacherous waste
of gloomy fro/on grandeur, (ieorgo
Powmau of Priduopoit, t&niu., war
cruelly murdeiud by Ins companions,
because 111 Ins enfeebled conditio!! he
could not keep up tin* pace wliich they
eons id (;red necessary.
The Mutilated Bcd\ Identified.
Tlio remains of o ^^nan, whoso(
( 1 :-!ii r in bore?l bodj V as found in ^1 el
low llill pond, at II. idgeport. ('onn ,
I ti boon idont itlril^ as Miss (irnco
Mai lain Perkins, of '-Jtddlehorn, Mass.
No arrests liavo v f ii been made, but
tho polieo uro following up a number
of clues.
(iener.il Haskell Dies Suddenl>.
Prigadior (ioneral T. 1 1 ask oil diad
suddenly at Ins homo at tho ('oluinbus
l'ost, at < "??1 ii in bu ??, Ohio. 1 1 o was
stricken w it h apoplexy, tho exoitenient
thioii^li which ho had pawned during
tho tiny being tho Itnmodiato cause of
the attack. (Jeneral Haskell com
ma nd ml tlio Sovoiitoeuth Infantry at
tho battle of Id (anoy, and was
wounded in the loft shoulder and knee.
The Colored Paj master.
Paymaster General Stantoh has
turned over to tho President all the pa
pers relating to tho lato unpleasantness
growing out of the refusal of a Texas
regimout to receive pay from Major
Lynch because ho is colored. Iho
President lias taken no dotinite action.
Died at Santiago.
News has reached tho Wkr ]>?yprt
ment of tlio death at Santiago dt
Lieutenant Michael >1. <> Prion, Fifth
Infantrv. Tho oftlcor resigned from
the army about a year ago, but re
entered the service upon tho outbreak
of tho war, and died iu tho lino of
I duty.
Illoxham's Army Contention.
( lov. Hloxlmni lm* issued n call ml
dreaded to tho (Jovornor <>f ouch Ntato,
for a national convention to nPRomhlo
in Tnuipit, ,l'el>runy Ulli, tJitt'.', for tho
purpoAo offdiecuHning plans for n reor
caouation of tho Stat? militia sorvico.
A'-hcson'Nominated to Oppose Bailey.
Dr. a. W. Aohcnon, of Donninon,
Tex. , umnioatod for coogross by
the (topnhtican:: of tho fifth district
recently. His l)emocr*tio opponent is
Joseph W. iiailej.
Tacoroa ((position Building Ru^-d.
The exposition btulding at ^conta,
Wn*b., the largest Mruotuvo of ita kind
in the Northwest, was completely de
stroyed by flrorecontly. The building
was owned bv tho Tacoina Land Cow
pa ay. and is a ??*?i oX >u p?i<wiy
mortgaged by the 1'roTidenoe Life nnd
Tratt Company, of Philadelphia. There
wna no insurance. Totftt tois will eg
fregate $100,000,
cot res
Bill Dill1 ON IBM.
? ^r
Tclls of Some Letters He Has Re
cently Received,
?
ONfc f ROM AN UNHAPI'Y MAN
?
Whose Wife Hal l eft Hun Another I rom
a Four Woman Whose Sell is in (lie
Army v?A Lesson from the War.
"1I<jW nmull of Mil that himiilt hearts on
never .-wrote n sa<Mer
tt'lith than tliYit. It cornea homo to ov
ory iiitku, woman ami family. Neither
klip's nor iiroaiduuta nor Imwh can givrt
uh peace of ?eiud, good health or hap
p i 11 oa a at homo, nor can thoy prevent
it. Thoy cannot bring tho rain or Uio
drought or tho postileiico nor Htoi> it
when it conies Chore nrosome things
lit thin life ho much logger than presi
dents und governors ami lawn that wo
oeuae to regard all human opproasiou.
When a family in broken up by discord
or Bin or shame it is a groator calamity
to them than war is to a nation,
" II u w vorv mot aud"w<ai> Is tho roum
\Yh??re love ? domestic lov? no lonyr nea?
llC0;
Hut MnilUui Uy liui cruol stroke of' doom
Mi corpse Una on tho 'resiles."
What an awful picture i>< that!
The corpse of love shrouded ami
ooNined in the family room, but
never buried or removed. I wan
ruminating about this because I
have a letter from A disconsolate man
who Upbraids me for tolling tho girlrt
not to marry until thoy are unroof a good
huubaud. He says: "Why not extend
your caution to the young men, for my
Had experience is that the girls are
moro capricious and uncertain than tho
boys? I thought '.hat I had made a hap
py choice, but my wife has gone away
and left iuo and the children that alio
bore to mo and our home are desolate. "
WeU, that i? bad and wad, but it is
one oatki among a thousand. In fact, it
lit thoAmly olio I ever heard of. Tho
contrast to it in another letter from a
distressed mother who begs 1110 to help
her llnd her boy hor darling boy =? who
enlisted in company It, Twelfth United
.Statoa Infantry, and was bout to .San
tiago and she haa heard nothing from
him sinco tho iillh of July, when ho
Wttft lying sick in tho hospital She haa
written him often aince then, but nevor
a lino nor a message from him. "lie
waa always good to write to mo," alio
says. "and loves me dearly, and now I
am almost heartbroken. I miw in tho
papers that his regiment had been sent
to Camp WikolV, but where is my boy V
T wonder how many of those cases
thoro aro and who is responsible for it.
The darling boy is dead, I reckon, but
I have written to a friend in .Now ^ ork
to visit tho camp and to learn what ho
can. Thoro is nothing left for those
bereaved mot horn now but to weep and
wait? wait for death and the resur
rection. The glad reunion of mother
and child in honvon is enough to make
ajiybodyget religion.
There is trouble at our house, too,
just now ?a troublo that man did not
cause, and wo fear that man cannot
cure. I do not liko to write a siid
letter, but trouble loves sympathy, and
most every body loves to give it. Sym
pathy costs nothing, and is worth more
than money to those whoso hearts aro
aching. For four long, anxious weeks
our littlo orphan girl has been wasting
and burning with a fever that seems
impossible to break, and the dear little
pntiout child grows weaker every day,
and novor complains. I'or three winters
we nursod her in Florida, and sho was
getting strong and growing in stature
and in girlish beauty thojo) and com
fort of lier widowed mother tho light
of our house, and all who know her
love her. What can wo do but pray
and plead and hopoV Already wo are
trying to seo the silver lining to this
cloud tho welcome that she will give
us when we cross the river if she Hhouhl
die and join tho angels.
Itut enough of this. Now w hat les
sous shall w<? learn from all thehorrois
of this four months' war / < M10 occurs
to mo; whenever a soldier is sick in the
hospital tho olticor 111 charge should bo
required to acquaint hisfamily by letter
or card every day of his condition, ami
if ho dies, to make known tho inuuuer
and plaoo of his burial. K very hospital
should koep a register of tho name and
residence and nearest of kin of o very
soldier received. Whv should this
mot tier nnvo to nunt in nolpiess ignor
ance for her son? If he is too sick t<;
write, why should not somebody l?o tie
tmlod to write for him? I am not now
arraigning those who virtually itiur
dorcd hundreds of our boys, but there
should bo some new army regulations
for tho next war, or else the volunteer
system of which the nation has boasted
will havo to bo abandoned. No man
who was at Camp Thomas wilt ever
volunteer again. 1 hope that Colonel
Howell will accept tho President's ap
pointinent and take a part m the investi
gation; no lit tor selection could have
been made. Ho kuows from experience
what war is. nnd what cam pa and lion
pitals should be. He is a fair man, con
servative and fearless. I havo known
him intimately from early manhood,
and um bold to say ho would make 11
competent and roliahlo juroi 111 any
case, and would render a ju^t verdict
without fear or favor. If any white
washing is to bo done, he will expose
it Hud the nation will hear of it.
.^Vo boo tlint Homo (if tho Now Norn
jjopora mo very funny over tliu*. uejiio
wonch kissing business that was perpo
trated in Virginia by northern troops in
passing through. Ono puper says 1 1103
took the colored wenehea by surprise
and kissed and hugged tliein ad libitum,
and it soemod to be mutually ugrooablo
They <1 id tho same tiling here at Car
tersvillo, but tho number of wenches
near tho earn was very I'mitod. Not
more than half a do/.uu received tho os
culation* and embraces *>f tlicir north
orn friendB.
Well, 111 Mr. Lincoln onco soid about
tho high kicking of the ballot-girl, "I
reckon that thoAo folks who like that
Bolt of u tiling lind it to bo tho very
tiling thoy do like." 'l'hoso aro tho kind
I of soldiers who ought to bo Kent to !
Cuba aod Porto Kieo. For there are
800,000 dark iee in t'trba ami it*
Porto Rico, and thoy have amalgamated
with coolios and Indians and S| amanb
10 long that their wivos will be open to
receive new lover*. A writer in the
New York Pre** saya these inlands will
be an KIdorado for our Southern no
groea. and predicts that within a year
after peace end ?iuiot i* established not
leae then 8,000,0u<) of our Southern ne
groea will migrator-nird nettle there
wbei^fhej ce n do uothioir but
m Qfj y
And awing upon the pw.
Well, we can apere abont thai m?oy,
but I predict that the exoriaa will "l|ot
come to pota. i be tvpical Montbi
negro won't go aftvwheie. He
rgtW ?t?J bgro and be ljrnob?4 or
ctiefs-gMf tiun Xcrtfc to
if;; ?< <? '* *j
* 1
f tlf CIIMSON ri XT I LI: SCtM't
SimiIIi CuroliiiH the lirst to Slar (. SikIi
(filcrprise. i
I ho Halttinoro ManufaotyCors'.Kocord
fifty h olio of tho moat licau t oveuU
during t ho past week jdi tho hJvuthe^n
industrial Hold ho opening of tho
textile sohoopwfi 'lomaon College, South
' ui oh^ML^fMauH for aucU an in h t it u t ion
in tho Snntth havo loua boon discussed
iu ililKuont MtatoH North Carolina,
Mi**(/sippi, (Jooririft aiul Kttuth < !aro
liup./'Thov hu\e boon brought t?> u
pra<Jtirul strtto in the lust two, und
Soiflh Carolina haa tho honor, uud will
doBhtlosa enjoy tho benefits, of beiu^
th/ fl rat to start such an enterprise,
i/io trustees of (.'lotnaon havo boon
much enoourngod in thoir work by tho
/loftily support ^i von thom by manufac
turers of toxtilo machinery, tho school
having boon equipped with $10,000
worth of ii)?ohiuory through tho
Konorobity o10| tho manufacturers.
It ia tho pftrupBO of tho school
to prepat w youiiK' men of tho Houth to
uudcrtnko cotton manufacturing in all
|ta branches, to supply skilled haads
and lunula for tho development of an
industry which ia making ita habitat
ovory your closer and oPjscr to tho
Holds of raw material, uinl probably to
tho porta whence may bo controlled thi |
groat commerce which thia country if
destined to enjoy if it grasps the
chuucoH now presented to it.
?<???
thi* part y / tho couulry who
luivn fniii il ioM Hto content, and
t ho?0 who havrt homes around',
f'ai toi Kvilla wouldn't noil them to ?n>
hi??ly. They uro ucuiioua people. They
don't l>ko thoir Northern friouilft, but
H ill voto With tlioro ft id for thorn at
woiy election. 'I hoy claiu (ieneial
( llaut Ob theifr dolivoi ( r and voti cnn't
hiuko one uf ( hum bolieVO that I It ant
\\ an a slave owner uj> to tho very ilay
of Lincoln's proclamation of freedom.
I * u t Htili we can hardly do without
them, and 1 had lather hftvo I'nclo Sum
and hid wife, Aunt Ann, and thull' chil
dren to work and cook and wash for my
famiiy than to take my cliancOM with
white Kfirvanta from tho North. And
bo wo aio not worrying over tho negro
problem. I.etit work out itH own hoIii*
t ion. ?Hill Aiix in Atlanta Conatitu
tion.
feathers lone in Defeat.
Mr. Foutherstone in a letter in ilto
Charleston News and Courier thank#
his friends nil over tho State for tho
kindness unci support givuu ltitn dur
ing tliu recent prituurios, and urges the
advocatos of tompornnco not to l>o dis
couraged nt thoir defont. Iu speaking
of tho now administration ho said: Let
mo nrgo my friends to ho true and
loyal to the incoming administration
Hy your earnest co-operation and Blip
port it can he made bettor. It in yonr
duly as good citizens' to stand by
tho law, ho long as it remains tho
Ian, no matter how bad it may bo.
Wo have had enough Btrifo and bitter
ness in Month Carolina. Wo must got
together and bolster up our ofllcern and
| assist ( hum in the diaohargo of their
I duties. It is not tho part of good citi
zenship to abuse and vilify thoso in
I power. (>n the contrary, tho good
j citizuii, even though ho belong to the
j minority, will, after ho has made his
l light, rally to tho support of those by
whom ho has been beaten, and assist
them iu the execution of tho laws. I
therefore nrgo my frionda to throw
ysido thoir disappointment* and preju
dices, and act as truo Caroliniaus ought
to act.
-???
Palmetto Pointers.
"Texas," u nogro sottlomont ol
(?roonvillo, was tho sceno of a livoly
f enmmngo recently botwoon two no
grocH. One used a gun and tho othei
a heavy stick. Jioth negroes aro no\*
? aid up fen4 repairs.
Mr. I hos. l>ean, oldest sou of .Shorill
I >ean, of Spartanburg, foil from ac
embankment near tho jail and huh
taiiuxl injuries about tho head from
which ho is not expected to rooover.
The Southern Uailway, which ro
rently entered Aikeu, will orect e
doi ot ther-j sqcoud to none iu the
Stale.
1 he sosidon of 1 M!?S sty promises tc
l>o very bright at tho South Carolina
< 'ol lu^e.
I'lospects oro very bright for a now
eott:'7 anil at Saluda.
Nil Spanish flirt over conies home to
roo.^t
Tim Itunli For (Sold,
f-'rtnn Uh- J'i ? ?<?.*, I !!.
T'li'1 mis!i of ? ? I ? t <u???k"rR t ii tli" Kio'i.llk'i
hring* tlirflttiitc memories lo tho "fortv
idners" still ativo, of tli" timo wti?n tln>y
girdle t 1 1 1 ?? ??out liiorit, nr faco I tho terrors
of t tif great Aiuorhmu do*>-rt on tho journey
to the land of gold. 'I'lioso pioneers tell
Home o\ |?'rtoin'o-< wlih'h should tin li''i'?|oi|
by gold ?i'ii|icrs ? ? f to-day. Constant expo
suteand faulty diet k 1 1 1 1 large iiunil><>rs.
wlill'1 nearly all t tn> survivor:-, witi- afllleletl
wit li ilisi-uMM,
in ik ii y of
tliiMu with
r Ii <> it mi a -
t Win. Su *ti
a s u (T ?? r ?< r
w a h A- 1 'i in
V a ii ifuii'lv.
wli<> ||'nv r?- j
?. i .1 ^ a ? J
lilulTs. III..
wli'T'1 Ii" lia?
1 >????!? jtJslli'O
an<i was t '???
t|lr*t i'ti?i
(lent of tlx*
Ii ii a r ii of
t riistivH. In
a ri!<'<'tit in
torvlew lie *niu:
"I 1 1 ; i ? t ht'itn ji ** ? i iT? ? r t? r of rheumatism
f'?r 11 number ? > f years ami tip- pain ai times
wiih vi-ry Intense. I lri<>>i nil tli" |>r?>|?rlt?
tarv ??!??< I i?ri n??i* I eouiil lliiiik >>r hear of. but
r?M*i*|v??i| nn relief. m
"I dually placed my ease with several
j ? I iv -? i < ? I < * i ? s and doctored with them for
xmiii?' ( inn', hut they failed in i|i) mo any
X I. I'lnallv^ripit ti my hopes of relief
nearly exhausted! rend an article re^ard
iru: l?r. Williams' I'i n k Fill* ..for Falo Peo
ple, which Induced mo to try tliom. I was
anxious. In fjet rf<l of tin* |t>rrlliln
an. I bought two boxes of tin) pill*. I botfan
u-dntf tlium about March, 1 V.?7 . After I ha<l
taken two boxes I w?.t completely cured,
and the pain has never returned. I think
It is the best mcdielqo I have overtaken,
ami atn willing at any time to siku my
name to any testimony setting forth its
gooil merit*. J
(Si^nod'j Adam VAxarxD*.
Subscribed and sworn to bnforo mo, tills
"i'Jtli Jay of Sn|ti?inber, A. r>. 1*97.
FnAXKMM C. Funk, Notary Puhlin.
Mr. Vanffnndy's statement oiiRht to be
regarded ??? tho criterion of the Koud merits
of thes-ydlls. What better proof could a
person want thmi thn above facts.
1 here Un? iwCultrrh In Uii?? ction of th?
country Umu ?lluU>?ritlM*M!? |MtK??tb?r,
nisil until lli??|s-t few yest* was supposed l>>
?>e tiKorahle. For a creat mtny years dorters
I'icn Hie.enl it a tocal diseis ? and prescribed
loi-iti rcmediss, and by constantly fal Ing to
cure wl?l? toesl trsstmrnL nronnu?red It In
surable. ?l?iKf has provou catarrh to ha a
r^m?t1trrttrmsl d^srssw tnd thsiwJuts rrqatr-%
y>n*litutlonal Irailmsst Itsll's Catarrh I
t ur> manufactured hv F. J. Ohesey A Co..!
I oledo. <>trlo, Is tha only constitutional curs]
on t?>e m?rhet. HI* taken Internally la do?e&.<
Most people appreciate a good thing at a fair price,
but some few will only have the things that cost the
most money.
The Ivory is the favorite soap of most people. Some
few want the high-priced toilet soaps and think they must
be better because theyvcost more. No soap is more care
fully made, or is made of better materials, than Ivory Soap.
A W< >R1> Of: WARNING.? There arc many white soaps, each represented to be " just
as go.jj as the ' Ivory';" they ARE NOT, hut like all counterfeits, lack the peculiar and
remarkable qualities of the genuine. Ask for 'Mvory " Soap and insist upon (jetting It.
W
INS. t.? TW rrorurt Ca , Ciwinwtt.
6%
Gold Bonds
Payable semi-annually at tlie Globe Trust Co., Chicago, 111.
These bonds are a ?ii>t mortgage upon the entire plant,
including buildings, land and other property of an Industrial
Company lotaled close to Chicago.
The Company has been established for many years, is well
known and doing a large and increasing business.
The o llicers of the Company are men of high reputation,
esteemed for their honesty and business ability. They have J
made so great a success of this business that the bonds of tl^Jt
Company are rarely everoflfared Tor sale.
A few of these bonds came in to our hands during the hard
times from parties who had purchased tlieni several years
ago. We ofltT them in issues of $ 1 00.00 each for $80.00 and
accrued interest.
t."? .. ? i i . .. .. :._i i ??i? T.,
1' OI srt'lll II V <111(1 <1 UllVICOt itllU 11ICOO J.UUUOlliai
1) aids are recommemled as being among the best.
First-clans bonds and eocuritios of all kinds bought and sold.
Kendall & Whitlock, Bankers and Brokers,
52 Exchaiuru Place, New York.
FINES THE DYNAMITE GUNS.
John (?tirdiiicr (?uiiiby, Or<t
iimirc (idircr of the Venn vius.
I Limit. .Toll 11 Gardner Qulnby, >vlio
| fired tin* 1 1 : 1 1 1 1 i l ? > pins on the Vesu
! vius ill the recent bombardment of c?nr?
I of t lie forts fit Santiago, is tile senior
i lieutenant :intl ordnance oliieer of tlie
dynamite cruiser, lie wuh born in
Rochester, N. V., in 1 Hi w), and is a son
of Hrig. Gen. I. I'. Quiiiby, wiio was a
classmate of (ten. I'. S. Grant at West
1'oint. Lieut. Quinby was appointed
! to Annapolis by President Grant in !
I 1H71. and was graduated' third in his
clasfl. He was the youngest member
of tlie class, being only II years old
when appointed. After leaving Anna- I
polis he was assigned to the Richmond
as an ensign, and served on her when
she carried (Jen. Grant on his trip
around the world. He n?xt served on
tlie Lancaster, and from 18NT? to 1XS7
was Instructor In applied mathematics
at Annapolis. His next service \v.as on
I.TP.I'T. JOHN OAUPNKU QT*TVHV.
n cruise as Junior lieutenant on the
schoolship Jamestown, and then lie j
was detailed to the receiving Fhip !
Franklin, at the Norfolk navy yard.
For three yqar? succeeding this he was i
in charge of the (Jovernment hydro- j
graphic otHce at Norfolk, after which :
lie took a course of study in high ex
plosives at the Naval War College at
Newport. He Is recognized as n torpe
do expert nnd was assigned to the Ve
suvius on ?ceount of his export knowl
edge of the handling of high explosives.
Aat Raerals.
Lucy L.. verrlll, describing her stud
ies of ftntP. tn Popular Science News,
|elb? about the aut funerals which she
has witnessed. When an ant dies, she
say %? about thirty of Us surviving
comrades gut her about It and two of
them carry the Ixxly, while the other*
go along in ft straggling procession.
Having found * spot to their,, liking,
the mils scratch a little boW In tbc
earth, p?t the des?l ant In It and then
cover up the body.- Afterward they
return in praanaivu iv imrir iiwinr,
the ant-hill. "1 hart Hrta eere
nwn^ pe? fornix again md tflslaT
says ' the writer, "but the ants wtH
^T.ever bury an ajjt from another com
mnnlty; a atranrr 19 atwijrf flgftmml
! jMead." This story Is pit mor* WOfi
?Urfwt AM mif imw ttet st-f +a
nhC^Mip ?( rifiK
m
Lyon A Co'# "Pick L?af FmMw TMura
?rlr??B the coMuncn tli? very beet Tobacco
they can mi t ounce* for !? cent*. It is fast
winning its w ay to pablta fsTor. Try it.
There axe women oar conductors In Cbib*,
sent free to aar Mother siiUst PlJ^r
ajswsfc'
rref act tetr il-> 1
as
Sicukl t?wlc7,'8 Method of Work.
{Menkiewlez's method of making n
! book 1? as follows: lie works out a de
! (ailed plan, and writes It down enreful
j ly. Mo flxos this In his bond, and lots
I It "soot ho and form out" there, as ho
I says. When ready to begin work, he dl
I vldes his time, not Into days, but weeks,
| During the lirst week he produecs a
! certnln amount, the second week a slm
' liar amount, and so on, week after
I week. lie writes without correction,
[ and nover copies, producing just ono
| manuscript? 41ie one whleh ho semis to
! the printer. IDarh week's work eontin
! una that of the preceding week. Though
; the plan of the l>ook Is elaborated cflre
fully In advance, this plan Is not fol
i lowed strictly; from the "seething and
l fermenting" In fils head changes are
suggested to the author, and he makes
j them, lie has no secretary, amanuen
sis, copyist, or assistant.
To write such books as he does with
| out copying or correcting, to ereato
! works like the trilogy and "Quo VadlaV"
{ by :i series of efforts, each one of which
? gives a flnlslied..Eiff1, and each part be
; lng a seamless and (1,'iwlwis continual
t ion of the preceding, t.Ill tho last, t)8
I get.hor with all the others, fotons a com
plelc, unbroken whole, Is perhaps the
most amazing tour <le force In literary
! experience. Sienklewlcz employs no
man or woman to help him. He makes
1 all literary researches himself; Visits
i a ud studies tlie places which he needs
to st*-; and when writing In Switzer
land, Hal j*. France, or other countries,
| takes with him all tho books he re
quires. and shuts himself In with them
during working hours, which for him
are from eight or nine t.lll lunch at one
o'clock, and then a conpleof hours later
on. He never writes after dinner In tho
evening, and has so ordered his "works
and days" that he needs 110 assistance.
?Century.
Itait Tilstn Spit sad tasks Tsar Ult Away.
To quit tobacoo easily and forever, be mtff
nctlo, full of life, nerve and ripor, take No-Td^
B;?i, the wonder-worker, that makoi weak men
strong. All druggists, SOo or 91. Curemiaren
tccd Booklet and sample free. Address
Sterling He? dy Q^QilwiO or Mew York.
On? pound of phosphorus is sulllclont to tip
1,000,000 nfatchee.
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1 1\4 Machiner*-, Wood -working MachiuerK
^usv, (irKt ma Cane Mill*. Cotton and H*j
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Leather a ?<t KtiT>b?i- Halting, Packing*. Plp?
nud Pipe FIttillKr, Hbwftlllg and Pulley*
Supplies of nil ki ,?|s.
The Celebrated The
Improved .Murray Nyartem
Lore a stock. l'r<>h)|)t Hblppieou UAllablt
flood# at UtW Prices. \
W. H. GIBBES & CO.;
*4*S COLUMBIA, S. C.
AT FACTORY PRICES.
PaN Pianos & Organs ''
('?hi bo obtained direct .from the factory
ftixt freight paid. i represent the builders of
the most reputable imtKesof both Pianos am]
Organs, hence will save you money. Fot
terms, prices etc., address j
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PIANOS and ORGANS.
N. B. I ntk cojn pari inn In quality, prltian
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JHE
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?>+?+++++*
| A V KH Knuiycs and Pollers, ^^5S' !
, Al'LTMAN* & TAYLOK Threshers, < ,
"MONliOR" Puatless Grain Separators, J
<;ins, Presses, Corn nnd Cane Mills,
KN'ULKHl'Hli Kii'o Holler and Polisher,
I)K LOACH Saw Mills.
Leather & Kubber Keltlng, I.aciitg,
t Packings, Pipe, Iron Fitting*, In
jectors, Pulleys, Shafting, Haiui
Pumps and iJeueral Supplies.
CHARLESTON, - - S, C.
''1'iyoUr K-L Co. Anti-Friction Babbitt Metal
SAW MILLS.
II you need a aaw mill, any ?1bo. wrlta
n o beforo buying elsewhere. I have
lLo most complotd Jiuo of mill* of auy
dealer or Nuwufncttftpr In the South.
CORN MILLS.
Very highest grade Stones, at unusv*^
- 1> low prictw.
WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY,
Manors, Moulders, F.dgor-t, Ko-SaiW,
Pand Saws, Laths, oto.
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Talbylt nnd Llddell.
Fngloborg Itleo Huller linstock, .<iulot
delivery! low prices.
V. C.J BADHAM,
No. 1820 Main St?f Columbia, 8. 0.
>
RR- GILDER'S LIVER PlL'S. u^r'tif.'J
arc so (vinilitnrit that they 1J0 fou'f things:
I h|. They net on tin* Liter.
2ii<1. They net on ihr l'pp:*r Hntrrli.
ttrd I hey net < it the Lower Jlotvela
lilt. They net t?pt?n the Kidneys. <
NoTf they <1" not nick en or Kripe. Oth?r i>|M?nJo
(?ne fourth; ?oinr nnr ha 1 of this. Qlldrr'a do tt ill
25 Cent* ? Hex hy Mail.
? 'lie Howard <V U llh t l)rii" Cttmpnnjr
\i t;r*r.\. <ja. mahk tiibm.
Chickens Earn Money.
? -*o>
For 25'*, In stamps wo sentl a luu I'AGE BOOK
giving tho exporien^o of a practial P**'jltry
Kaiser ? not an nmature, but h man workisg
for dollars and eo> I i ri rig 16 years. If
teaeheo how to Detect and Cure Diseases)
Vced for Eggs nlso for Fattening, which
Fowls to Save for Breeding; everything re
quisite for profitable Poultry raising. BOOK
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Kliurt tiiu*. Ch?sp board Mini firr OMtldiM i
|h rt f| fluvs a six months' scholarship,
-C 1 1 before Oct. I. ^'rite at gncet*
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Send for Catalogue of
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nnrt sco whnt is being done to educate womctL
on a curriculum equal to best male collegia
in tho benutiful capital of South GdNllKt.
Modern iippninlinniitt. Able Faculty of 8JHXT-"
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I vol* CiwIiihik nr TiiIIm.ii K??uu<1wL MmI
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QEED WHEAT FOR SALE!
I# ??????????? e ?
From the greatest crop oier ?rown in the
South. 'I hree varieties; Kulcaster, a beardeq,
wheal; Red May ami White Clausen, both
Finooth or boardles-s. Wheat Is now very free
from cockle M?ed and broken grain, being tat-.
superior to the usual run of seed whn', W?
will, however, reclean the wheat when 4**
r-l red, taking out aUnost every cookleened ant:
pieces of broken grHln as well as en f Inferior
grain there may ho in It. Wheat as it now la
prlco 81."" per bushel; recleaned wheat ft?IS
I >or bushel. Thw? prince ere both on MM el
Cliarlot'e, Including racks. EaohMCk 00?*
tains two bushels, h'end In your order* at
once If you wish to secure tho best eted wfcftM i
on the market. Terms: Oasn with uider. ? ,M-\
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or Freil Oliver, OH AttLQTTg/W*. O