The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, January 13, 1899, Image 4
I* Mill ?k* Aw*rl??B Klof.
iw annual report of Secretary He?
Of tb<s> New Orleans CoUujL-ifi**
for 'tho cotton yoiw, ,4897-8,
.tly e?i4?4. fndk'^lAj/j greater i -1
ce |n all bwwche* of tT?? cotton in
ly than baa bltberto been reported.
11,199,S>&4 bales, the crop show* an
retue ut nearly 2,250,000 bales over
at of th? previous year. The total
m0.B58.000, U> over $U0o.0oa
liBltbat of a year ago. owing to
t'9Q Of about $8 per bale.
?7 E??y Work.
fot to economize, Maud,"
"It'e absolutely nrrofl
Vfry woll," returved Maud.
"I Ob all five up your clf-trx." "And
L flit do without your trill bonnet,"
WSJtld -Henry,-? Harper's Bazar.
" Beauty U Ul-a
w . '.CScan blood niMna a elCftn f'..in. No
' IttftUty Without it.^'MCarcts, I aiuly t'alb u
| Clean your blood and keep il clean, by
j up the lazy liver and driving all im
from tho body. Hegiu to day to
ftqiplcfl^boil.-i, blotilici, blackhead*,
iliouH complexion by taking
_ uty for ten rents. All iltujj
SStief^fion guaranteed, 1 1>< , '?><?, 50c.
KnllliiiM Ooinpiuiv !"?* ilwldud
O itfl fttoitul BlOOk hu ll )Mt<U.UUi) lu
? Mo. 'J.
To Our* A <?old In One J >ny.
Tiaxatlvo nromoOiiiiii<u> I' ?>?!?? <? All
Imryiifniid tuonuv It it I iil? in ? n.o. 'i>a
9ome 7,000, or IQri toiix of onii1 ni'ti annit'illy
Ite |hti ihiltoil Kingdom In lie i i ml.i *
Ql^as.
I Tohiffu Kf-lt ami Smoke Your 1 Ifo Aon/,
^uti iobftooo ?UKtly ui.d (?r? vt to l..u?
lUof life, norvo mid viper, lako Nu-To
> wonder- workor, timt mules weitlc nu n
:^AH drufc'ifiBts, 60c or fl. Cure i"(uran
?OOklOt uutl eamplo frco. A'l'liexa
"Remedy Co., Olitoktjo or New Voik'
?enman Manufacturing Company,
hrfaj Opk, will rnako a largo inbliilon lu u?
WHrear faotory.
IMantt* Vo<ir llowels Wltli < .
Candy Cathnrtlo, euro contulpntinn forever.
5Co,26o. It O. U. O. fail. druggists refund irioncj.
- ? T * ~ * ? % -
Tho now oottglT yum mill at Henrietta, N.
M',. will start Wtyrk soon with 26,00 > spindles.
ains "and Aches
aro
-Of Rhoumntlam Mnke Countloss
'? hounands SufT >r.
Hut thin disease Im tin rod by Hood's Hur
fipurlilti, wbluli no*. I rallies tliom-M In tho
ilood. If you liuvo any symptoms ot
heuinntlniu tnko Hood's 'Mursiipnrllla at
5>UCP ti lid do t?* ?! WhhIo time and oo'te-y ? >n
Iinknnwri preparations. Tim merit of
Blooil!?_?h?rsnpurllln in uaqnosUoiie I ninl lis
fcuoru of uuroH unotpiiillod.
Hood's Sarsapariila
ls.Vmorloa'HfJroftletd Modlolno for rhru ninth in
Hood's Pills eitre all llv?r sVeuntt,
She I)r?ve Sixty Miles to Vote.
, *An Illustration of tlio dotorniliinHun
ldnbo wuini'U who have a voico in
ibo^snlt of oh* i* t Ioiih is n ft'onb'd h.v
;- lho r?*<'Or?l nindo by Mrs. It. I\ .lolVn i
<>r Hullo.v. Sin? bus n nuich ?l Soblior,
thirty inlh's from Ilnlloy, aii'l n-glx
--t??ro(l in that proeini'l. l.nh-r sbo ro
to 1 (alloy and look a trnu^for
|to that lduce. but nonloilcil i?. roc.,ril
fit. At noon oil oloolioii day Mb.' fuinnl
rVlic conbl not volo at Ilailo.v, and al
Isnice secured a team and sturled f ? ? r
-Soldier. 1i waa eol?l on that bi^li
prairie, but tbe courageous woman
fScetP tho wind and urged tho (eniii
< In ti if In finh'r to reach the vol in ?
- |?lnoo before the |?olls closed. 'I h'-^
~>vas nccoiiiplisbed and she voted,
though several men Insisted she bad
lost her right to vote there. Mm.
???7 offers then drove haek to llalley the
jfcimu night, the total tllKlaneo coverv.j
being sixty tulles.? St. l.ouls (ilobe
^ lemoprat.
- GONSl Tl/ri NO A ' AVOM A N.
t ? % tl
Mrs. Plnkhnm'a Advloo Insplro^
? * % Oonflclonco and IIopo.
Examination by a male pby^l inn is
n burd trial to a delicately organized
?woman.
iiho put4? it olT aK loi.ff a:. i?he dare,
and Is ouly driven to it by fear >?f ??n
,?<fr, polypus, or some dread '.o ill.
Mqst frequently sueli a w/oiiuti leaves
ti jihysi-'ian s otwrc
whore sho lins 1111
clei'j'ono n eritu-at
examination with
an im; ? ?ti . t* n^ro
or lcis, of tli.-o >mv
iii'. ru-iit.
TMs eon.H
lii.ii <>f the
i.iii.1 1'.f.slroys
llu' c'Yoct of
n-l$ itv; :iii<!
?; I: ? j.; rows
I \\ i r; .? ii? her
than bot. jr. Jn consultir;,' Mi
hnm no hesitation need In- f. It. the
story Is tol?Mo a woman ntnl is wholiv
conflduntinl. Mrs. I'inhh:; n,' ' '
is Lyntt," Mass., t>he ofFer* si-,
her njltleo without charge.
intimate know U-df-v ?.!
troubles liial<es her letter H
wellspring-of hope. ami her
cncc nnd sh i! 1 point t he win
"x.r I puttered with ovarian t
, seven yeors, nml no doctor l<
was the matter with me. I
?which would last for two da
I thought I would try I .."'It
ham's '^Vegetable (.'oinpe:i!>.
. taken seven bottles of ??. at
bttrply cqrcd." ? Mits. .Ion . 1 < man
N. \Voodl>erry Ave., Ilaltimore, Mil.
The above letter from Mr.*. ..Foreman
.ji only one of thousands.
ldr.-s*
k women
U itllleu'.S
advice
!c expert*
I., health.
.- ? ble for
i w what
1 spoils
. ? r more.
F. IMnk
1 have
<i am ?mi
LT,
MMrwId* bad plaaplca on l?er ftorr, but
boon taktnK CASC'AKK'l s n??t Uicy
?U SMoppearea. 1 bud brni troubled
mupmhm for ?ome time. l.in ??U?r t*k
tnt OHOtral I hit vr hn<1 no IrottMe.
i ailment. Wo cannot ?w*k too UU, n
KKF.D XV A HT
?own Ato.. I
l' auim*
'htlaCcl^tjto. l?n
"CXNCVT
c*rnARTic
Bffl
The Institution is in Flourishing
Condition.
.M) THOUSAND DOLLARS PROFIT.
\*v
Death Hate of Prisoner* Reduced, Number
or Comic!* lacrcascd?Soine Very Inter.
CStil);T Statistics.
Tho Loanl of <!!? octor? of the Mtnto
I on itoiitiury have ftivoii thoir roport tu
tlit) Stato |?i iu tor. I bin oinhiaotin tlio.
tin miul Htntciuuiit of thu Hit jfioii u loiidou ( ,
Col. \V. A. N out 1 ho uliowiiijj mudo id
vory cioilituble. 'i ho, lufitilutiou will
pay into l)to Stato tloa.Htiry 810,00)
tliiH your, l u<hl 1 1 ion to having a k 11 1* ?
plus ot jf.")," 00 \iitli wl)ieh t o moot tho
t>3ll>on*o* ol tho lii'ht t'?|tiol tho yoar.
l-'ollouii.,; la tho roport ft/ thu hoai'vl:
To It i ?> 1 , a *?? i ? I 1 1 ? ? v, Win. it. I'".. i ?><: i ?i ?, Uuvor
lior ol Hoiiili < iirolluH,
Sir: 'I h<> l,?<?iu' t ?>f < ! i r?*? ? t ? i ??-? <?f tlio ?y-nit li
Catoln-a pouil ::.li.iry b >< to .submit tlua,
tlmii niuiii ii n j.... llio il M ul y-'Ur tiffin.
i' ' I'M '''l" ' 'tit ? t t'li'liii ' I*' .'It, l m, lu^'i thor
Willi 1 H'1 n>j it "f t': > K!ii)oriiU',n(tc,nt, rtnrlf,
fit ; 1 ill m ( > ( ; ho Knurls, j'ii VMii'iuii unit ifiiiip -
latii; U" ytni t.i Win in*
p 'it of tho i'l?rl; ?>! 1 1 1 ?? prlaoii and ? oorotary
\~t Up' I'.i'u I 1 <r detailed MHl'-iii<?iit of ni?
aii I ?li-i<uiKi?iu",i't?, i-ui in order lo
> llimiiiitii t ! :? n ot v of voir ><\uii),'iiitUiiii
til l !i> : ;.:.W! . kill tl I ril:iiU"tU)in of tho ilistt
uitira iinii o nt tlm work itoiio wo
? iii'iiii". lli'- .' i.i win,; ?? oidonsed roport :
ll-wiptd ^70, 001*. 01
i-Msyunemvats 6:1,21) ?. 47
V 1 ?01. 1 ?
Am mii it t (roin uiiH.iiil !''J
liiii'-n .... 1,500 00
Ami- mi fit <*olh ota'do J in. I, 1 -<'?:? il,;).'S. t?5
R nlnni'o "ti hand ant to )?< eoj.
ii?f! i?i i :io
Wo Iiip !? a.ittionz'Mt tho snj iM-iiit"i;iti"iit tn
pay to tlm .-ti.it" tri-a-unir i 10 000, \v lii.-li
will leave a i a! meo to tho uruuu '4o t tint In
mtfttiitti.il <11 ^ :t'j.
Til" I list it it; i .1. ha . f.i I till-. \ car IllOlli'
Willi oilier tar; tin f t 1 1 jo titato Hi tliorl u jttoii
t-r -|'H aii't low |irt<'"H. Kniiin during tho
ku.iiait r it. ?: t!i-. cut tlio crop down and tlio
vf iaiin 'I irJn^ t ! i ? ? rail mudo tlio
*tllpl<? n( ji'i ir im- !<? . In tiiapplun out tho
crop of I V.'!i -V" art* urratii<iiitf i ? ri'tluco tlio
0 'ttoll li'T.VII'O !l'<oul !????' ?*? Hi t .
I !>? i ???! ti?*i ii>? iii?* ?*"tioii imroa^n to tlio
Ith .Vll I'XtOIlt \Vtt t hlliK wo will ln< (lltlo to
i;;iri v out our I'ollny t.i nii{>,.iyiii^ t.'m insti
tution wiih >ii -a | .r??i I ?i?*?? as <"'ia l?? raisi'<l
on a fit fin , ? 'I'll u.t t'o'ii, o'lt.t, hay,
qyrup, iit'h-y, Hour ami siuuil ir;ik. Wo
linvi', throinjh cotiiMiittoi'.'*, itilcon sioclt oi
j>roj?tnyt j>r<> l<i.'i', oi<*. , <?l lli<> in-titmloii, a
i-nt?r?n"rit nt wlni'li H i : i t ? I ? i ? t = ? I tu our re
port .
Wo at pli'itt.-il to roport Unit tlio hiAtltu
tiou it on n lino mill poriuaiioiit i.ihh. Ily
it'foriinir lo tlio ri'pu'l ? ? t tho last >'i^hi yi'.'ir-.
yon will lt??l thai t >i?? lit-.UUiti.>u ino p.ii I
out in <-a*li for tlio purrha-to of real oHtuto
aiitl oipiippiti^ Iho mi. in', robulMiui^ Ilia
httiicry mill ( wlii'M was iHirtifl down In
1 SIM) (iniihlo tho ortK'Inal lo^p'flior witii
othor puriiiiiiioot iiiiprovoiinntt ?ii"h a-t
> '^I'tiiU", it i ?? 1'i wttvi. 'r.-?. ? ? ji i II-. ??t'".,iiinoiint
inu lo vi,,s ot'.i :l <. 1 it t !iis way tlio pr<ifltrt of
tin' insiitniit.il luivo lii't'.i alisjrtioil. in tliu
future wo fet 1 OTl.li I tll.l' tho i'o tUlilioll will
ho iihltt to turn nV'<r to tln? Htau* in t.asli a
id^n ytiiti uiniiutily. Wo h-ivo niriiidi"'! on
ilio otti'T Stato m-UiiiitioiH in moy, l.i'.i.t
?tie, . auiouiillioc l ,ut .j<7."i.0.l.).
\Vf l-i'llovo tin* Stati-'.-j piuj uity in K i . w
?mil Slimier eoiliili. .t, Willi tlm a:n >a:o ot
1-1 lift**, dlt'diei, t e I I ? l ? ' 1 1 : Will ii I .
ill'-lllded lit tlio all J Vt: "l"' \V??tlll lo'it
V I' O, 000.
Oar 'tutli'.t :t-< direetttrt loiv<* Iteeri ina
t ruil'y lii;!ile|i<'il hy Hot etllrjeney of til"
? ?orpt' td tdlit'l'IM Wll" ??? >111 J ?. ?-?. ? 111" Ml'th'l^O -
uoait of tlio iliil"itt|,| ii"p>irt!iM'iitM ot the in
-tiinlioii. Wo n re proud to ?-ity wo have
itlw'iv-i found tlirin taij al'te, piUii^tukioK in
tliolr tl iities and iilloinanly lo their tlepoia
(y WlMhlnn y>u a lmppy .Ww Year and
llt'tiikiio; you ft?r jfiir n-.-iftitnt.'o in <oir
duilei a , ollteer- of your iidijiiiii.sli atloii ain!
your nuifonn ooiirte.-iio-j to us h.-j individuals,
wo are. resi'ivtiuliv.
T. .1 . Ctlnllili^'llHIlt,
.1. II. Wharton,
H. i'. .1. liarr:*,
tV. O. Tutu hi,
.1 II Itinokrtvll,
ISoaid of Directors.
Col. Nonl'n roporl in as follows;
To 1 1 1 o lion. Board of Dirootora j?f Uio
South Carol i ua IVmitoutiury.
(.iotilleuiott : I liorowult Hiilmiit to
you luy annua! report for tho year 1 KliS ?.
Wo had eonlliiel in tlio |ioiiih?:itiiiry Mint
OOI> vl?'t <*amp< on" var a^.i m-ioved
fr.nii Hit) eourl.s L'.Sll, c.-iciii'i (1 oouviol.s r<-cii| -
turi'il 1-1; making 1,017. Diyi-luiri't'.l t?v ?*\ |?l
l !l t ti ? it t f it'iti'lii'i* Mi ? ; luil'lo '?(! 12; t'rtt'llpeil
20. lcatlu 31; klll>"i \\ i it'' ttyui;: to <: ertpo J;
it"'l'l<M.(itllv l(lilf) j; r>'(nrn<>l t > jail l?y ol
der of I ti'? ????in t I; I. >iil I 2' I. loavltn; In
0"iiii!in'iii''iit .l/ii!. I, 7*1. wl.li'li l ? ii n i <? -
c'ri'imw ol 01 for (It-* {>n*t v?*ar. For u tnoro
lift filii'' I -Uit' itc lit it v I ? ? tli?* |iri>*ojn>r* I Would
too n't tfiiilv icfor VoU io i lit* lull uiiil lAi-Ut'il
1 1 ..f i ij.i. I-' || WVr-tllolil ill his roport
for 1 1 ? ? ? year jn.it ??!? <> ???!.
Tli.1 if- ii. rill' li"iitii of C ll ?* In-dltiitlmi hflM
sfv'ulity I in j 'i ? \ i for th>< pi-t live year*,
hlin-.? t h.- fliH' - vv la ?<< system h.T-t 1io?n In
Htt,Mirat< J, b< Hot <1 lliln^ and ftiitil (iii
lit ire ?'?'inforJuliI ? prison i|iiarters furni-li- ,
I li>- lio>|>ltnl liu- In i mi l if. I > li ;i j ?? ? if
Will (M:.i (? I re f i vol ulil v \\ 1 1 !l Hli v ll< i^pltut I .
lint fount t v . I .mi i.'i.i'l to *a v tli" <l'Mt n
nii-iit or ih>
lion I would rotor \
TV S r -
\\o have f'tculai
in irniiik' iii i In' ??In
woitl.\ i'Ii. ij'!. tin. I!
Su if t tv *<e.'i ? ! ii\ it.
limit', '.???!?. I
iti-* 1 1 : \ ii.
ir l.i yi'itr, 1 'li
w r!i li.i ? .1 ? ?>??
|,ri*"n<T- ia! i lit- l
il.iy.ll I'll'
?'| IV Jl * K I "1 1 1 liv
tnor.' i \ i.lp'i Mul<
li^i ms condition
tn." ri'|>. r: n I . ? i v
\V(> have somn
. ?. i
n ''.'It'll Sabbath
ii.|ii.'|.-.| I ? v otir
j." N'orrls. ' Ai- o
ry Sunday aft.?i
Ntanley mill
\V i !i! I ? 1 1: I'lU I hli
: t iti-ir work an 1 will
any \va> i.o.-nsliln ia
v w ill continue i roin
1 1; i*. t !i ?? Sunday si'linol
??'I t ' A'.ll I- in IMIlrf I llt<
i l fi i , ! f :il i* !, H i *ti Sin -
a:v t'.t a- -iuuc!i iii
,::u! wi.i allow. I or n
"ii i ii" 'u> .ml an if re
i lit- ,<? "III I ll fur >oll ti)
N-.i?s
iii n<o Inaugurated a
*?**m ,ot .'iilowli.it all |'ii.i tiers under 1H years
.if n|;o toslff|> in oiio ward of tho liOMpital,
ClvlnK'In'ui ail tin* li'ony t In.* v Want iii. til 1)
I'rltjfk with ono iittfihuTYit | ri.toiit'r with
I horn lt>li?v'|? lit?< y ??mis' mmiKlit. No |n-rftoii
uiitlor 18 your* of a^o is itllowtnl ty stay In
tho prison l>iilldin?. Tl??'y linv?? no coiiiHt't
Willi tliu oitl and Imrrtniicit crimlnaN. TliW
reform was liwlilttlvd live y?.acs hk'o with
wry *nti*fnctory rt'tnlt'*.
Tlio iDBtiliillon laont of doVit, wllh tvi"li on
hnad nn?i in hIkii! amounting lo f 15,6.13. 8'.?.
We hnvo hnd n very un*?ttli?factory yenr
iutrlcultutaily, >hoit cuituu-uru^biiil quaiuy
hikI low price, but ttikimt all iu all wo ouulil.
moot tlits tho wont y-^ar for fartnlntf opera
tP<r?, ?o r?r a* eta** U concerned. In
th? hUtory of tho limtitutlop. IIow??vor, I
would rooommond that tbo board nuthorf??
fWHt off 10,000 ton?H0R?mna(vr
witbtu the hut 30 days or A* toon un will
lw.?aWe to make eollOetions and *41 wVf| cot
ton WO b?vu OB hand. W? ?*? fmj
ire??ur*r 0)0,000 wUhlb thtt Mt IS or SO
(Tiyi KB* "Bare WJKW or fT.WO to vmiu***
tngton,. ltced ami Dttftauwuro farma for the
jiunt year. The farming opftrnHons hnve
n.il been m we Woulil IIkkiI lor I to
U&yehoeu for tho ^ast year owIiik largely to
unfavorable ttonaotiu nod low prions, Wo
liUvo imulo fairly tfuod or op*, Out th? i<n*h
l tMf 4Jk^ ????< ?> 1>""I? IfHI.'h lr?9
than iu ftu y year dtirfn# a?y commotion with
tlio penitential y. i want to call thr> atten*
tlmi of tho hoard to the fa<t that all th^ronl
estate tin-. been i atd for and farm* thor
oughly o?pilpp?<J. Tti?r?'for? w? may rt'fltl*
it y expect to bo able to turn over to Hie
Htnty fr?au 'tlCV.w to t'2U,00> annual!}. All
which I n-xpeailutly submit,
W. A . Neaj,
Superintendent.
DLFORE Till: CONSTIIUIIONAL COURT.
An Interesting Case Involving the Constitu
tionality of the Dispenaary l ay.
A\? interesting cane involving t !? o
constitutionality of tho dtuponsitry law
vviih hoard before tho constitutional
omit in ( 'olmnbin It will I >u noino
time before tlio tlooinioYx will l>o Mod.
f.iist spring C/harloH find howia llolloy
nittti and ( htirlttd Nixon, of Durliugton
county, wont up to North Carolina and
bought uhottt a}'i gallons of whiskey.
When returning to I'arlmuton thoy
woro arrested near Cheutorflold and
tii?-.i vehicle and contents sop/soil. They
were arrested at niuht and tho oliorgo
ti<^aitivt thorn was for violation of that
pnrt of tho dnipotinary law which pro*
iiihiti tho handling of li<|Uor nfter daiT
1 hoy woro tnud before J ud^'o IJeiiot ami
linoil 55 1 o i ouch, Mr. \V. 1'. Pollock,
lor tho doloUHo, nppooted to tho ku
promo court, and tho ea&e was beaul
last April. .histico* Jones and Poplf
ullirmed .fud^o lionet's decision, hut
( hiof .Tuition MeTver nn 1 Justice Gary
dissented. Ah tho deciding justices
woro equally divided, tho ou?o was,
upon Mr Pollock's motion, u'tvon a ro*
hoiinntf before tho constitutional court.
Whey the court assembled the.ro was
tt^aiu an even niiinber of justices and
juiI'joh present, and upon lots boinj;
drawn, .1 ud!?o ( ia^o wan relieved from
??itUii^ upon thin cuso. Jutlj.'O lionet,
uf join ho. could not act, for, tho nppcal
ivas made from tho court ovor winch lie
provided. .1 ud#o Kruost (Jury was
ah; rut. Those present who heard t l?o ?
ease woro Chief Justico Mclvor, As
mciato .Justices I'opo, Gary, Jones, and
C.rcr.i'. .Judges Aklrich, Uuchauan,
Wat ts, To'wtiflond and KlujUi.
1 ho main point nrcuod by Mr. Pol
lock, for tho I lolloyiuaus, and Mr. II.
X. (luntcr, for tho .State, was at what
tune the iutorsluto coiuiuorco law ceased
ro pi-oteet tho u'iioiIh in transit. Mr.
Pollock argued that tlio stock was not
Mibjeot to Moi/uro until it arrived at its
dest ination. .Mr. < luntcr contended that
' lie i iitersluto coinmorco law coasod to
protect the whiskey immediately aftei
il croMsod tlio Stuto lino. As thoro is
< i n : ( o a j?ood deal of this kind of work
ijoinj; on in tho bordor counties, the
decision of the eonslitutioual court will
1-e awaited with interest.
Tnhacco Raising in South Carolina.
Tho Southern I'iuld, an excellent
monthly publication of tho iand and
industrial department of tho Southern
I hul way, shows how rapid has Hewn the
development of tho tobacco industry in
tins Stuto. Winlo tho ani.ual hiiIos o!
leaf in Virginia arc l.'jr?,0i)(),0Dt) pounds
and in North < 'arol ma u^ut 1 2
pounds, South < 'aroltti^^saloa uinount
to H. jUO.OIHI pounds. North (.'arolina's
pro luctiou has doublod in ten years, |
Ittil ?>f Soiitu ('nroliitH'rt t(d)ac<M nidus
tiy praetwally a!l is tho growth of the !
Milne period. This State is t>ot drnvn '
as having m\ markots, 10 warchouson
and t ) Imyors, a?ainst :t| , Hj" and Jtyn
respectively iu North Carolinn, so it is \
linger business, ^*et wo iinvo only bo
trun. " i'obncco," snya 'J'iio Southern
field, V'woiild without doubt do woli
in tlio 'r i 1 1 l: o country," which Hob bo
tweou Columbia and Augusta. The
lew small trials made there have pro
duced excellent results." Wo have ro- i
cently nived the extension of expert
uicnta Willi this crop to tho westward
of (Columbia. It oujrht to beeoino as
staple a production in tho rulyo couu
try as in the Peo 1 ?oo region.
South Carolna's .Militia,.
Whilo ( 'onyross will ho engaged in
: o-orgnni/.in:: tlio Mandiog tarmy, in
dividual Stales will have thoir own
nViiitia organization to look after. In
many States tlio mditiu is utid haubcru
en H good basis, hut in many other*
little interest is takon in tliin arm o!
(lie nuticuul guard, mill South Caro
lina is 0110 of them. While New
Vol k li?? spent hundroda of ihoji
?.uinirt uii 1 1 o i" luilitin, South C.'ui- (
I'iiuii contribute ^ but |:?st
vt'iir. 'J he e<im| inont of t|io militia in
ot'.iijv States i'< of ? very superior order,
while in South ('rti'oii.iii it is iiIuiomI
nothing >u compaiiKon. it has boon ro
I'ortrii that friends of tlio militia will
make mi etl'ort ?<> Iinvo tiic appropriation
increased this year. Tlio exporienco hi
iiamp i?f the v.iinnteeis has hIiowii them
what is nocensaiv to make a Hotelier,
it it ? 1 their training ia*t summer will no
ioubLJinvo its after c fleet upon the
iiiriit .i, for thoro rooms to ho a stronger
.iitore t manifest oil iu militia matters.
9
A I rA* Scholarship.
tlov. 1'llerhe has ha<l | laeeil at lib
disposal a M'holarship in the Oread in
-tiinte, at Worcester, M ass. The
??eholaiship ineludos hoard and tuition.
I In' school opens on January \?~it It
Originally, the Dread instituto was tin
Now I'ra Cooking School of Worco*1er
I'iio especial work of that ncht ol wn*
the teaching of cookerj*, and the titling
ofj.ii Is for teachers, lecturers, ami
demonstrators iu cooking alone. Tin
notable and .signal nil cocas of the
school's c.tVorts along theso lines lo.t
step by step to the organization of the
Oread niMituto with lis provisions foi
teaching all that is coniprohoudcd in
domestic science.
? 4<?
riij (io\crnur's Tiirc.it.
"if tlio legislature plrcos the diapeu
sary in the hands of tlio Stale t-flieinl*,
I shall resign. " This remark was ma<tr
half seriously and half jcstll^&lv bv
tiovernor Kllotbo the other dyr. There
has been much taik of changing the
method of electing a board pf control.
hikI oTTfc of the measures proposed i?
i hat tlio executive and judicial ortlco^s
of the Stat<> governuK-ut couVj.Uut6 a
hoard of control. The governor ex
flamed the above quoted remark bv
snying that ho would not, of course,
shirk any duty, hut he did not think
-Hny gwrcr he didn't want tbi*
added responsibility, as the flares of
the gubernatorial < rtlee **pm enough
for ono man. <? ? " [
An iniBtky t?f intern.
1 The .Second West Virginia
in Orcepville, aeero* to bo *#ry un
it lMitiff Ha
employe of the reirtment. The aboot
tug seehit to have been accidental, the
pistol Uncharging whilo iu k*o?>
hand, the bell entering Steele's temple,
rtiniig ont below the left ear. Hteels
dMkt almost insanity Tin* is the
thixl Relent tfrnth *?t Hocowd Wee* -
Virginia witlu^ abont one month. i
^ TUB PAROT IN TRADB.
l'?ed b j ? Collector to llawl t'ortlueut
Thtnff* Ahont l?rh?.
"No us? to dun 'em! No use to dun
'em! They're deadb?ats!" Those
words, uttered In shrill, plorclug tones,
attracted a crowd In the vicinity of
Lincoln park. A well-dressed young
man emerged from the vestibule of a
residence, where lu? had been convers
ing wliir a womai\ and rushed down
the steps to u covi*r?yrt^l>uggy in front
of the hoiiHe. "No use to dun 'em '
No uao to dun 'em! They'ro dead
beats!" "Quiet, folly ! Bhut your
month," cried the young man as he
removed from the sent of the vehlclo
a large ca?e containing a particularly
vicious looking parrot.' After several
times repeating its uncomplimentary
protests the bird finally subsided and
Km master Toasceiided the steps to the
vestibule, from which he soon emerged
with soine hunk notes In his ban J.
"It's an original acherno of my own/'
explained (ho jroung man a little later,
"and I'll explain tho scheme If you
ke< i" it mum. Sometime ago 1 was con
nected with an agency that employed
uniformed Collectors and yellow wog
ons, object being to Intimidate the debt
or, who would pay a Just bill rather
than be disgraced by having self-ad
vertising bad debt collectors calling
upon him every day. After time legal
proceedings weie taken by a disgusted
debtor who had been persistently nn
aoyed, and tho wagons and uniforms
were promptly suppressed. Rut are
dead beats to escape paying their Just
dues on that account? I thought not.
and recently devised the plaa Jl am now
carrying into execution. Pooplo whose
names are on tho blacklist are gener
ally shrewd enough to understand the
situation and a settlement Is at once
made or arranged for. 1 have been
operating for over a mouth, and in
but ono Instanco has Polly been called
upon to repeat her w*;ll-rehear?ed act.
1 am told that complaints have been
mado to tho police and I must make
itay whilo tho sun shines. Good day."
'Ry-by! I'm a bird, I am!" shrieked
the parrot, as the enterprising colloc
tor drovo briskly away.
Keep
coughing
>?1" > ' We know
of nothing better to tear the
lining of your throat and
lungs. It !s better than wet
feet to causc bronchitis and
pneumonia. Only keep it
up long enough and you
will succeed in reducing your
weight, losing your appetite,
bringing on a slow fever and
making everything cxactly
right for the germ3 of con
sumption.
Stop coughing and you
will get well.
pectoral
cures coughs of every kind.
An ordinary ctugh disap
pears in a single night. The
racking coughs of bronchitis
nre soon completely mas
tered. And, if not too far
along, the coughs of con
sumption arc completely
cured.
'ftsk your druggist for one
of
Dr. Ayer's
Cherry Pectoral
Plaster.
It will aid the action of the
Cherry Pectoral.
Jf y<vi hirn tiny complaint
cvcr'aml llio l?*? inodlo.il
nrtvtco j-nn . nn i>o*?lli',y ulitnlu,
write tit ireriv. ^nn wlllrcrtlv**
l>r?>tnj>l reply lint Inay bo of great
v.i lu? m > "ii. A*l'lr?'??,
1)11. J. C. AY liK, l.owell, Mas*.
Wlirrc Fish Spend tlio Winter.
.T.mies B. Church. of Tiverton.
Ithodo Island, a recognized authority
on llt-h and their habits, thus writes:
Fifh are, except the birds, tho best
I i!o:s in thft world. Wither tho bird*
or flsh know more when asleep about
piloting than a man pilot does when
awake. Now, as to the habits of fish.
They come on the coast in the spring,
when the migratory instinct starts
thc^n out of their winter's sleep. In
winter they aro In a dormant state,
like the bear, skunk and woodchuck.
The old theory that flsh migrated
youth Is all wrong. Fish simpVy leave
tho const and go off shoro on the
northern edg? of the gulf stream, #et
Into water of tho right temperature
and go Into winter quarters. Before
the time comes for them to stArt on
their annual pilgrimage for their win
ter quarters they have taken on a
good coat of fat. It Is under their
ikln. and their stomach !? lined with
It. and It is also all through th^f*
bodies when they arrive at t*#Hfyot
tWtat they have selected for their wln
ter home. Then there grows^ over
~FS?fiNjye s~ ft>" wTfnsrfiTi*, and their vent
~ fTnaer, *n ther remain wnttl the
time comes for them to start for their
summer hom*. " w
" *? ? WHl W f?Ofll',WWn tlM
firrtot ml
J1
Every farmer's wife knows how necessary it is that
the milk buckets, pa, ns, churns, and other implements of
the dairy he Perfectly clean and free from taint. A coni;
mon yellow f that smells <*f rosin should never he used
for washing these. Such soaps are made of materials that
you would not use for any purpose. Resides, they are
sticky and the soap will get into tiie cracks and corners and
stay there. Ivory Soap. is pure, it is well made, and only
sweet, clean materials are used. Then it rinses readily.
IVORY SOAP IS PER CENT. PURE.
Copirl^M, laW, I; T t* PtacM ? k Co., I'iit.'luRU!
Concerning Furs and School Rooms.
Dofcctlvc hearing Is a symptom fre
quently seen lii the schoolroom about
which tencherfl should know sonic
thing. Pupils arc sometimes consider
ed backward, nnd stupid, whoso worst
fault is their deafness. This is lint :is |
coiumon, probahly, as <b fcctivo s'^ii:,
but It Is quite as apt to bo uculeiHcd ;
and to lead to disastrous results! ile^l !
colds, dicsased conditions of the p!in ;
ryux and tonsils, and discharges from j
the external ear nre yll couunon with
children In this climate, Hud arc nil
proline sources of permanent deaf
ness.
Tlie teacher Is In a position to detect I
this symptom early, and should invus- j
tigatc every case of apparent biiitten- 1
tion and stupidity, especially if it is I
noticed that this is accompanied with
persistent mouth breathing1. The teach- j
er can easily inform herself about a |
child's hearing, and quite accurately;
thus, a child should be able to hear
?words spoken In a clear, low voice
twenty feet away, and should be able
to hear a watch tick three feet from
Ml her ear. Children of defective hear
in j: should, of course, be seated noa.
the teacher's desk^
Embroidery Silk Ilnok.
A. very pretty little hanging rack,
made of silver wire In ornamental fili
gree ehape, with little hooks of bent
wire, closely resembles a hatrack in
miniature. But this is not a doll ar
rc'jgement for hats, only a dainty ad
junct to the embroidery table. On
cnch llttlo hook hangs fatlll another
bllver wire arrangement, bent into a
four-leaved rosette and Intended to
hold embroidery silks. The silks to
be used In any one special design may
be wound upon these silk holders and
hung on tlio rack conveniently near
the embroidery frame. This smooth
silver wire may not be as elaborate n a
?the heavily chased or all filigree sill:
ho'ders, but they are better for the
silk, do not fray them, and tlio pretty
littlo rack keeps them together and
free from tho dirt about the tablo.
Appririiacf.
"Do you think that women are much
influenced by a man's personal appear
ance?" asked one young man. "I should
say so," replied the youth with a
peachy complexion and curly hair.
"Apollo was all right in Ills day. but
he'd have to put on quilted trousers
and wear a football mask to make an.*
impression now."? Ex.
Nfiwlr Minted.
"I've got a new idea." "ITmh! It
ought, then, to be a bright one."-?-Ex.
To Cor# Const Iputlou Kore?ei.
Tnlte Cnm-tirels Cuudy CaUiurUft, 10o or 25?>
If G. C. C. full to cure, tiruKK'fcUi refund mousy.
In Hungary there aro thousands of vil
lages and hundreds of small towns without
a doctor withlu tea ndles.
M r?. Wlnslow' a Soothing Syrup for child ron
tcetlng, softens the KUins, reducing lull huh
ttnn, allays p.lln, euros win 1 colic 2>j a bott lo.
Tim EdgefleW (8. C.l Cotton Manufacturing
Company has placed tho order for the ad
dition Of '2.500 spindle;}.
1 have found Plso's t*uro -or Consumption
an unfading medicine.- F. It. I.otz, i:HX>.
-eott, St., Covington, Kv,, Oct. 1 lbm.
I.a?t year tho United States exported
sewing machines to th? value of $2, (.03,000,
and typewriters worth $1,500,000.
Wo-To-Ilifl for fifty Cent*.
Onr?-snt?e(1 toliucco babtt cure, makes weak
mm Bixoac, bux>U (HUft Wo, 41. Ail drug (Lata.
TheTnlhot Woolen Mills Company, North
OillorlcA Mass., la building a now dyo liou.*o
and a lnrg? four-story addition.
Flte permanently c.nre<l. No fit* ornervon*
n<'?fiiiit?r nr?titH?'? u??of Dr. Kline's Oreat
Nerve Restorer. $2trl*l bottle and treatise free
Dm. R. H. Ki.ifir, Ltd., *.?i , rch st . 1'hll.v P*.
statb or Ohio, Cirror Iolbdo, ?
lccai Coc.vtt, f
Fsakr J. CHKSBUiakejioftth that faeis the
?enior partner of toe flrm'*?r J. K.<}?Urnhva
o..doin< tiuainess In the CI t? of 1 olefin,* min
' and State amres-dd. and thataaid Arm will
the earn of oaa hdmdhbd noi.ua aa for
IH oi OAtARHK
The Potash
Question.
A thorough study of the sub
ject has proven that crop fail
i an he prevented by using
fertilizers containing1 a large
percentage of Potash ; no
plant can grow without Potash.
|
i We have, a little book on the subjcct of
I I'otnsh, written l>y authorities, that we!
i
| would lik< !li send to every farmer, free of
j cort, if he will only write and ask for it.
C1ERHAN KAI.I WORKS,
03 Nassau St., New ^ ork. c j
LIQUOR, MORPHINE, TOBACCO
UMNO raOPVOIt A dinbavIbo ./'
CONDITION OF *??{
Which ts J??elly Cured At- ' /
KEELEY INSTITUTE,
Ihtf Hemedy build* up the iytt}m ttt ??*ff
way, removing permanently ?uy denire or dp.
ma ii 4 for Liquor or l>r?jg All patient* uro
uuiUr thecal# of sklllrd Institute physic l?n
who I* a veteran graduate of theoure end ?!*
years exclusively In Kmki.v work. VVrlW for
literature. Large mansion. ?to*m Ueatod.
I.arge Piazzas*
Hi# Onto KEELY INSTITUTE la tttgttji \
BIT 01 1
ROLLER FLOUR MILLS,
-REPRESENTING THE
RICHMOND CITY MILL WORKS. -
One of the 1 trgeat manufacturers of Flour
Ml I Mftohlucrt lu the ouuut' y, ..ntid having
experienced mill wrlghts, I am prepared to
t>miil m IIh on the mo*C improved plaits ami
at price* to compel? with any one In the
traite. w# guarantee the product* of our
mtllat") eqnit the Knieii of the-be*t western
mill*. He fore p'.aoln^ your ordera write tt
me. I also handle i oomplete lino of %Voo?l?
Working Jlnehlnery, Saw Wills, l!n.
nine* uud Holler*, Corn mils nnd Ma,
pnlnery lu Oonoral.
Hhviiiv: boon established In business horn
for Itt yoar*, 1 have built up my trade by af ll
Inc the \erv highest class of machinery, ami
umln a better position to serve tho Interest n:
my 0U*wUMM than ???r-Uefore, ?<
V. V, ll.lDIU.n, Columbia, f*. C.
l89il Mnlft' Strt'et
w. h; gibbes & go,
? ?
COLUMBIA, S. C. ,
*? ^ Nk,
MACHINERY &
MILL SUPPLIES.
PIANOS
TO PLEASE ALL.
Knahe, ChlokvHng, Sohinor,' Kiftoher, i?nd
nine other rell&blu to choose from.
Tormnand prices in k err pins with tho titne*.
Address - M. A. MALONE, - Columbia, S. C.
PIANOS AND OROANS.
Money in Chickens
> or 'He* In sumps wo tmvi ?
l'AUli HOOK giving tlie experience
oi a practical 1'oUltry JUUwr? not
au amateur, Urn a irtau working
for <lo liar* ami ctHU? <lurU??; w
years, it (caches how u> 4?ctoo
.tint euro DIwuhcs; Ksotl lortC<{?
i.Iko for Kuttciilng; sv)iict> Fowls t?
Mivo for UroodiUKS everything re
quisite for profitable Poultry
Hiir. itllllli I'llll.lfilllMl
CO. I at KeoouiNi Hiroot. New
nDHDCV"^ DISCOVERY; Kir. ?
W ? % \J ? O ? Qnlcli rnUfll an rl coti wori.%
c??m 8>-nd <or b??ik of lehtlui<<nial? ?n?l IO <!(???'
trfldtlijint Frrc. Br H K UKELK'S BOMB. Atlanta. U*.
A lesson in Physiology
iVEKV ONE SHOULD LEARN.
It Shows the Only Method by Which Diseases of the Respiratrry
Organs Can Be Reached and Cured.
I
I*-i?iin(r?< of III#
N one.
<"onstnicte<l w n ?,
! -i Ho it uwl Dry
Air ho lorn on
!c!lnir iho liroiichl
i<; I'ii bos nn<l Lungs
Scnm CfsinCll do*
ftmycl liero by
ttrong Liquid Mod*
lcijiCS.
TONGUE. ..
Fenfo of tusto do
it roved by #lroujf
drutfS.
epiut.ottis.
Liquid medicines
In Sprays, Dourhes, *
Atomizer'1 and
Wij-ors stop hero
Knptncfilnn
Tube.
Clwctf by Irrltat
HiK Sprftyi.Douchet
Atom izur* a ml
Vapor*, causing
lH-afiu*).
Dry air only cnn
enter tho Bronchial
Tnlx-tand Lunn.
'rnromth It ?lon?
rnn Diiflasoa fit
thoao
rcached aaU cured
|i tlio only Rormlo.fdo over found vohtlle onooiti to lui)iro;;n?'? ?v?ry particle of alrbrpathM. y?t tear
ing ti /?rr. Ir >in motst nrt?, t Imn ei.n! 1 u? tills )I>werfnl Ki>rin-d#"?trov?>r to roaoh ?v??ry l>art of tlwialr p?a
'ti ?!n? heal. throat and lijii^# whore It im oneo kills tho lmcilli which caiute Catarrh, Catarrhal
Dpatuess, Asthma, Couglia Cold*. HronchJMf; and Consumption.
IT CUR^S BY INHALATION. *
Th? flrsf ami only mot hod of t.-eatitift thc?<o dl^oa-"** ?ver endorsed bv the medical profession.
? llyoinel " Inhaler outfit. <1.00. Kxtra lJ.->ttlo< "Hyoiimi," 60>-. '' Ilyoutti " Il.tlin. a wonderful
hosier, J'x" C.111 bo obtained of yonr druggist. nt otTl^o-or by null. Pamphlets, consult st ion and advice
Ireu. Sond tor thu Story of " llyouieL" Mrtilud KKr.K.
QPSTf I A3 flFFFR W? will mail to ?very person Bonding na 25?.
OrCUIML UrrtSl.? iuBtftmpfl or cash, mentioning this paper,
u complete " Ilyomoi " Trial Outfit, consisting of an Aluminum Inhale?",- W?ira
Dropper, bottle of Hyomei sufficient to Inst two weeks, gauze and full direc
tions for using. We also send FREE "The Story of Hyomei" and a sample
box of llyomoi Balm, the wonderful anti-septic healer and cure for pilea,
bruises, burns, sprains, scalds, ohaffing, saddlo-fiores, eczema and all surface
Irritations. Sond at once to the MAIN OFFICE AND LABORATORY- ot
THE R. T. BOOTH CO., ITHACA, N. Y. A ? .
Larfcst Grower of Cottea.
James It. Rieliardaon, who died re
cently ou one of life plantations in
Mi?slPeipp1, wns not only the largos t
individual grower of, cotton In ti???
world, but also the owner of one of
the best nppolnted plantation* In the
country. There Is In operation on ono
of hlf places In Mississippi a complete
'lar-AtAA ? eseluslvaly to thy
service of the plantation. He employed
several Thousand bands upuu Ills fa
rioos places, which are located la Mia?
stsMpptr ? ? ?
floatage* ai'asagatart uuua Ips
Tr-AWTID-C**. of h*4h?*ltk (h?t m
" will not H?nd A tt%. to BO*
Co.. Maw York, for 10 unirlmftJ iSmt
Nt'TICE. Whra T*H write ?, kl?4>
mr miwn m? HKr. It will emta km tmt*
went ?n< l??tr w?. - Bb? 3.
$17. 50. --SPECIAL OFFOU-Sil^
PwUt J?.jlk W? Mt?f " 1,1 "*
rakip Tor $moTr*tXt
Md|t??o?iMnr.||aa
41*
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** La Creole" Hair
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