The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 24, 1899, Image 4
Beauty la RIao| Dee?.
Clean blood meant a clean ?kin. No
beauty without it. I'aarnrotB, Candy l.'athar*
tic clean your Mood and keep it clean, by
?tircing up the lazy liver und driving ull im
purities fjorn tho body. iJCfiin today to
banish pimplea, boila, blotches, black heads,
?ml that sickly bilioua complexion by taking
Caaoarct?, ?beauty for ten centu. Alldiug
glfctft, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 2.3c, 50c.
.... Aufclr&lltt import* lumbar from Novu
ftaotia. Bo. h.
FOfWhooplng Couith, I'luo'e Curo Iha *u<?
ne??ful remedy. M. ?'? i >1 Kil'.it, t ij I'mop A \ <?.
Brook I ny, N. v., Nov. 1 i, IMU.
Pretty Umlem ear,
The variety of pretty hilU Mint woolen un
derwear to bo bail at Mich roanonitbln prlee?,
lb very tempting to dainty women, jet many
refrain from purchasing (nodi on account of
^hejr liability to Injun in luumlrylng. U i ha
woik la propotlydouo to l* ttouMo may *o
Avoided. Wljoti roudy i<> bogin nil a luh
half full of warm wat<"r, Iu which dh<Bolv?? a
foyrtli of a bar of Ivory Hoap, ami watdi t
articles through It with the hamls, tineo in
warm water, and squeeze, but ?lo not wring.
Hang pit the line and pre** while *tlll damp.
Km/a It I' a a k k a ,
* 4 Evil Dispositions
Are Early Shown. 9 '
Just so evil in the blood
comes out' in shape of scrof
ula, pimples, etc., in children
and young people. Taken in
time it can be eradicated by
using Hood's Sarsaparitla.
In older people , the aftermath
of irregular living shows it
self in bilious conditions, a
heavy head, a foul mouth,
a general bad feeling.
It in tho hjr>o<l, the impure )>]?>??< 1 ,
fricndn, which in tho real cause. I'urifv
that with Mood \i Sarsapat ilia and
happiness will reign in your family.
BlOOd Poison ? " I lived in it Im iI <>f lire
for yearn owing to Mood polHoumt: that f??i
lowed tuna II pox. It broke nut ull over iuv
body. Itching Intensely. Tried d?" turn mid
hospitals In vain. I tried Hood's Sarsapa
r Din. It helped. 1 kept ?t it and was en
ttrely cured. I could ?!>> <>n ibe hon?et<.p'?
and Hhout about it," M im. ,1. T. Wiii.ums
y Cnrbondtile, Pn.
? Scrofula Sorca - " My !????>- at
months had scrofula sores on i heek and
nrm. ? focal application'! nnd physi i.m.
medicine did little or no good Hood'.-' >ar
saparitln cured him permanently, It'' is
now four, with smooth fair skin." Mas.
8. H. Whotkn, KnrinitiglMii, l?el.
I'll Is 1 1 vi>r Ills iton Iri 1' ntiiiK hii-I ? li ?
only catli?rMi* to lalui with Unml'ii Hm ill*
rHlruiililnic u I'ot ?!r??r?>r,
On? rtny Mistress MaHMia Iihou w.is
trotting home from her grocer's with
coma spl rM nit] comfort tiii )(. <] undor
her apron, when sh<? run up against
hrr frlond, Mistress Macleod and f< U
coiled upon In explain. "I want- Just
beyont nt Muster Ma^Tnviidi'H store
Hp keeps th' very host linm in a' tir
land. Our John lovrs a Ml <>' guld
ham, yo ken. and " Is ny vanimerln'
ahnnt th* linm at Itkrr sdiops bein'
ower fat and sput." "Our Tain tit'
fume," Bald Mistress Macleod, "and so
I'll Rang and pie MacTnvixh a IiIhI
now." rive minutes after that Mrs.
Marleort went to the obliging grocer
and asked for "a pund of ham." "Whai
kind o* ham?" Inquired Muster M
Tablnh. "Oh, n i?* tin* the *:atue |<itui
that. Mistress MaclMialtvon always
here." "A rh'ht." returned the grocer,
with a cunning leer. And thiMi, bond
ing over the counter, he said in a high
ly significant whl?p"r. "Whaur'u yer
bottlo?" ? Weekly Telegraph.
YOLLMJ AT SIXTY.
Serene comfort nnd happiness in ad
vanced years are realized l?y compara
tively few women.
Their hard lives, their liability lose
rious trouldcs on iuvoitiil. of t heir pecu
liar organism and 1 1?? ? i r profound igno
rance concerning themselves, all nmi
bine to shorten t he period ? ? f usefnln<v:i
U/id fill t h eir later years withsntTering.
^ Mrs. 1'iuUham hasdone much to m.il.e
women strong. Site has givfjiti advicu
to mnny that lias shown them how to
guard against disease and retain vigor- i
ciua health in old a/re. l-'nuiievery cor
ner of the earth t here is const ant !v com ?
ing tho most con viiieiu;?1 statements
from women, showing- the cliiea *y of
Lydia 10. lMnkltam's Vegetable. ' <?in
pound in overcoming female ii's. 1 1 ??!???.
is a letter from Mrs. .1. (inns, of
Horner St., Johnstown, I'a., which is
earnest ned straight. to the point:
* 44 l>EAIt MlW?. I'lMitlAM: I feel it my
duty to tell all sufTering women that I
think your remedies arcs wonderful 1
had trouble with my head, di/./y spells
nnd hot flashes. Iceland hands were
eold, was very nervous, could not sleep
well, had kidney trouble, pain in
ovaries and congestion of the wouih.
fjinco taking your remedies I am better
every way My head trouble is all
gone, have no pain in ov;vrics, and am
cured of womb trouble. I can eat and
sleep well and am gaining in ilesh. I
consider yot.r medicine the best t?* Jt^
bad for femalo troubles."
The present Mrs. I'iukham's exper i
ence in treating female itls is unparal
Iclled, f<jr years she \\qrkeil side by
side with Mrs. Lydia K. I'inkham. and
for sometime past has had sole charge
of th? correspondence department rf
her great business, treating by letter
IMI many as a hundred thousand ailing
Women daring a single year.
. CANDY
CAiwwrie
'am annum urn.
Act^s Amended by tho Conforms
and Adoptod by tlio Mouse.
PROVISIONS OF THE BILL
I av It Count > lu Have CoHiitnssinmrs Thnr
Remuneration aiuJ Dolus ? Inihts of
Township Hoards of t<>HHiiissioiicr& I r <11*
fcrred lo fowii.slup Ho<ml* of Assessors.
'I'lio following n 1 li o count \ ^ovuiu
ItlOQl hill UN I'l Opill t?'d hy iSohlltol"
Livingston, (iiuydoii mid <?lonn, uud
({oprosontati vo.i \V. d. JoUiiboi), Itiythe,
J on It in a, I >m gun uinl llydi?ik. I ho
hill with nil thu So onto uuiondiiionls
WUH Miloptod l?v tin* llultflO VVlliuMlt
alteration.
.Suction 1. I hut an in ! entitled "Au
not to provide for tlio county kovoiu
liiun t of tho vurioui eoutiea <>f thin
Htttto, " he, and tlio aanio in horohy, re
unnoted uud amended kh iih to road um
folio wh:
Hoc t ion I. Tliat Ihoto ahull l>o in om-li
of tlio couiitiea of thia State a county
board of ooininianiouera, vvliicli ahull ho
Composed of tlio con nly HuporviBor, who
shall ho oleokui and hmd office, a'
now provided It y law, and two cuiniuiu
fslonorH, who afmll ho appointed l?v tho
go vet nor upon tho i ecoiuniuiidatiou of
tho motubora of tho gonotal hhhoiiiIi'v
Irom tho Hovoral counties or uiiiajoiity
of I ho in, and wIiomj tonn ol ollico slial i ho
cotornitnal with that of tho Hiiporvtaor
with whom t hoy aroappointed to aoi ve,
and uutil tlioii auooeaaoru ahull ho up
pointod and ipialilioil Said couiuumhiou
or h ahull ho cotiimiMKionod hy t lio aocro
tmy of alulo, iti other oounty ollicerri,
hut without charge for thoir coutniU
aktiia. i'rovitlod, that in I 'ickoua count y
t ho hii pot s ihoi? uiul iho amd commia
antom thrill each give hond in (ho aunt
of i)uu ill tor tlio yoar 1'i.iu I'rovidod,
further, That in Similar county mix
eoiinniaaiuiioia ahull he appointed in
u f ( > i oMui* I , w ho, with tho count v aupor
vjaor, ahull couatil uto tho count v hour ? I.
of coin hi la. "loner h in auld county I'm
vidod, further, I 'hat in Kiohlmid count v
olio coinni iaauuior mIiuII l/o oleetod in
oach township h.y I ho <pin!ified oleetoia
thereof at the next goueinl election,
mid nvery two voura thoreaftor, and
i hoy ahull h<dil ollieo fo) two years
from election, and until itiou auocoaa
oi n ahull ho eluded and qualified.
I'lovidod, lurthor, In Iho oountv of
York, thoro ahull l?o appointed hy tho
governor, upon tho rec?'inmoii<hitH,?n vi
tho dtdogution in tho general uMHoinldy,
throe diHcrool peraoua lu cui'h town
??nip, otioof whom ahull ho chairman of
tho townalnp hoard of coiumiHaioiiors,
and he ahull attond Iho inootin^a of tho
county hoard ot eoiunuaHioiiora at ioast
? luui torly. and ahull i eeetvo #!?'> per an
it u in , puyublo ipim terl y, for audi at
tendance, and the naid townahip honitl
ahull ho tho township asaoH/<fls for
their roHpecliyo towiialiip.'', uud hepuid
the per diem uud mileage herein pro
vidod.
So?\ Thai Html board hIiiiII meot at
tho county noal ut atutud tililOM, once ill
t'lU'h lu on tli, for tlio tinnsaiM ion of luis
inyJiM, ami a majority uluill ooiiHtituto u
quorum. I lio county HiipvrviHor bhuli
bs chairman of mkhI board.
Sor. ;f. ! hat Hit i?I county board of
<?0111 in lflhiouoiH shall, in tlieir nevornl
ami I'OHpoct 1 vo countios, Imvo ami in
(orisoall tlio jiinml let ion, |>o\voim and
ibitio t liorotofoio do vol vod by law ii| ?>ii
tlio con lily HiipcrviHorn, tlio county
bour<ia of <*om inifodonom and tlio town
h 1 1 1 1 > board* of cumnHflsioiioi f, iindoi'
tlio | *ro v ih 10 n m of (ho laws lierotoforo
oxistinj;. | ' r t > v 1 it 1 11 x for a Hy.sleni of
county K?voi iimelit for tlio vartoun
I'oiiulii'H of tlio Stnto: Provided, I'liat
no claim against tlio county ahall bo
I 'it id until it m 1 1 14 1 1 liavo boon approved
111 wi lting bv a majority of ?aid beard
and ontorcd in their imniitoK.
S?h\ I I lull tlu> count y HU|?ervHor.-<
of tlio vaiiou* count if?H hint! I iocmmvo
iui 11 mil hhIiimoh, | ?:i v ti I > I o as now pro
viilml hy law, as followH: A hhovillo,
pui atinuin until .Ian. 1st, t ? 1 ,
ami aflor that tinio por aiiinim ,
\ iUou. :*jlNOU; A ioIim hoi), &N00 ; I'.iiiu I ><? i
.?2r.ni>, liatmvoli, ??*?>; Hoaulyrt, ?<iii/i,
Horkoloy, ('harlmton, ?1.
('huvokoo, ?/?t)ti; (hunter, < * 1 1 om
I it tiolil, S'lOM; < 'laromloii. ('olio
ton, I ?av I in^tun, .f'iutt, I >01 choNtiu .
$100, I MvcnlioM, aftnr tiio !ht of
January, I Stii I ; ImrlioM, ?<?."???. I'lci -
ciii't', "??"> H); ( i ooi'^ut o w n, tj>i"?0; I iiruii
villi'. ?snn, < 1 1 tujinvooil, STiH). 1 'r? ? v i . !*?? I .
t lio Mi | nil v isi'i (.hull Hpotnl hi:? \t holo
; iiiio on t lio i oa<l* ami in tlio ?onntv;
I I am | 't c in, :?i!00; Iloiry, s.'toii; Kershaw,
I .anoastor, s:;oo, I, unions, siion.
I ,i-\ t ii |_r t . ? i) . $i?Ou, Marion, ^soo, Marl
l?oro, Nowlioiry, ^>7 ?"?<) ; ' ?oniio.',
- "idii ; t >ranu;ol>ur?, JSW'jo, 1'iokonn, j?\' ?<>,
aftei tlio yoar MMio; Kiehlaml. .?s'oo,
N p'i 1 1 an I'u r tr. SMUHi; Salmln, j-' io.
Sumter, StiOil; l iiion, ijUSoti. \\ i|lui*on
'"ii^r, $000; Yoi U, 3'iiio, aftoi tlio Nt ? ? f
.lanmiry. ll'UO.
Sec. I Li a t Raid com mihBioM 01 h Mini I
oho li rocoivo from tlioir rospootivo ci?uu
(ion, us compcuMa.iou for tlioir t?oi vicin,
t!io h ii in of ?.! por ilav. not o\eo?ili'ij,
ilnvn in nny your, rxcopt in Saltid.i.
whoro tiioy Bliail not evoood ? !?"> ?l ;i v s in
nny year; ami in 'Newberry cour.tv,
whoro tlio per iliom shall iu>t o\cood
/?*?!?; nii'l in ( 'hoatorliohi ami Clarendon
count u>M. whoro tlioy fliall rocoivo jfj
per <lnv, ami ?*> cent* per inilo for oacli
hi i !o in Knl"? to and returning from tin'
mooting* of tho hoard a*, tho court
Iioumo; ami in Greenville, I. alienator
ami Sumter oountiOH, where thor shall
iccojvo poi dav for nut exceeding >
days; it it ? I in Sum tor county, iniloiij.'3
not exceeding * coutHj?or mile in ironic
rotnininu fiojrt tlio court lwu?o
by tlio nenrost routO to attoud tlio moot ?
ingH of gnid I ioh'i ?I ; and in 1'airtield
county, wlioro f1ioy hlinll receive .*?*.' i or
day, not exceeding tfij dnys, ami iiu!
I'ifkoiiH conjiity, whoro tlioy uliall enen
i/<ceivo per annum attor the year
and iiySpartanburg county, wh?)io
Vtioy shall ipeeivo $2J>0 per day, for not
exceeding M) days, and ft conts per inilo
for *ach mile of nccoaaary travel on
oflicial duly.
Bee. ??. 1 ha t said hoard H may in each
of the counties named in this section
rind no othors. elect a clerk who shall
perforin the duties of aeoretary and be
raid an annual salary as now provided
hy law, to Ik> fixed by the board, not
[.uxoeediiig i? tbe aeveral conntlefl* tbe
Mima hereinafter named, to wit: Aiken.
3?00; Anderson, 3 1. 10; Barnwell, 32ft0;
Berkeley, S20Oi Ckarlft*ton,$,ux>, Gber*
kee, 3100; C Urendon, $lftO; Colleton,
f fftO; Darlingjoji.tftO; Dorcboster,$iuo,
Edgefield,-' 3lft0, after 1st January 1001;
Florence, 3BW); Georgetown, 3100;
Greenville, 32ft0; Greenwood, 3I">0;
Hampton, 3ft0; Horry, ?100: Lancaster,
3100: Lanrenj, 3 1 "?0 ; Marion 3200; Oco
nee, 3100; Orangebtiff, 3100; Pickene,
9100; IlichlAnd. ?*>00; Kfeartanbnrg.
$300; Saluda* 3100; HaqxKr^OO; Union,
?ISO; WilliankbjiMprT.'fO; York. .$100:
Provided that y N'ewberry county tbe
JSCS wtnrtf "BOTTufm (lie dutioa of
clerk wftbont additional compenaalioa:
Provided, further, that in Greenville
ronnij Ibe clerk ihill be appointed by
Um np#rvj|*?
Heo. 7. That, except a? hereinafter
provided, the t o w ii n)i > |? hoard* of corn
minsiouei s Aro uhol uhed, aud tlio dutios
heretofore performed by nun! township
boards of commissioners and thocouaty
houids of ruin 111 ism on Or S, (old 1 1 VO to tho
Valuation, aHMOHSIllM II t Hllil rOtlUU of
1 1 1 < ? 4.' M I I V fo I to K H t loll bo, Utyd tho fcumo
urn btuoby, devolve*! upitu township
hoftfitB of (ihsoimors, Npeeia\ t>vu: < I of
itibciNo^ w for oities and towns, u* now
provided bylaw, it ii < I tli<> oouuty b<>ard
( jf equalization, winch KAid township
and special boaids shall In* appointed
overv two veura h> tho ^overuor, upon
the recommendation of tho memhoiH <>'
i Ij ? t'a,1<'r 'd H Mil ij hi hi \ from the i oh pec 1 1
pountioc, or it nia;orttv of them; ill
lo li office '.li'i l luj <- >n p n :ind with Hint
>f iho tfuvci m>r upi ointtn;; thoin, and
mill ( tic 1 1 hiit c?HMor.t shall I ipp .? i i? I ?? I
i it 'I 1 1 uu 1 1 hod , and t he chairman of u i< h
d said ln/iir l ? '111111 l>0, i*.X utfiiMo, a
member of the coiintv noma f O'lUiilt
'.ation l'i '>viilo?l, I hat m \o?lnnrv
did 1'ickoim coil n t i<*H tiio to vn-ilnp mid
.own hourdu shall bo appointed hy tho
mditor; find in Spartanburg count*
hoy shall ?lo appoi n t I'd I -y thu county
?loard id coiiiniHsinnei a. I his lueinhii a
>f each of mnl hoards uhull receive, an
i Coin pon hiiI u?n fur tlio performance <> I
thou tin! ioh, .^l per day lor not exceed
ing livo iliiya mi any year, on ouch ol
hum I hoard-', and '? conta por nillofot
eaoli inilo of noooHsnry travel on ollighd
inly, except in (airfield county whore
tho number id dava for ouch of mud
hoanlH shall not oxcood throo, and tlio
moinhora of tlio township boards altail
havo no mileage: I 'r uvidud, I hat in j
(itoenvillo I'onntv t ho township ushosh i
or? heroin provided for ahull fdso pci 1
fin in the duliea of township cominis
sinners, us now c< -nM ituted lor
tin i d coiimv; uihI in Spartanburg
roil nly Hind lowonhip OHsosflorfl shall j
u I ho | mi I < >i in tiio duties of townahip
coin in tssionora, as now provided b\ I
law and, as audi, i.hall ho Htibjoot to
tiio Huporviaoiy control of tiio county
hoard of commissioners, and Hhall ro
<>oi vo for performing auch dutiea, to he
paid out of the road iuiut of thoir re
siiei live townships, c? I por day and o
ciini' por imiIh foi each mile necessary
! travel <>n olllcial duty, not exceeding in
thn uggrogi to the sum of 5< I .*? in any
\ oar to ouch member, not including
Iiih com ponsat ion a< a moiu.hor of the
township board of asyou'i >rS, or of tlio
county board of cfjn.ii i/,atiou : Pro
vided fiirtho:. I lint neither id ?aid
boiirds ahall lot any contract to any
lut'riiltor of oith?M ol faid boards.
Sec, m. That tho proviaions of this
if. I, except thoae of uectiona I and li,
shall not iipjilj* to the following named
cifunttos, lo wii: Unoibor^;, I'uirnwoll,
liiuX ifort, ('haileaton, ('iierokeo, < 'lios
(tor, horahuw, llaniptou and Orange
J Imf*.
thn'. That miction a I aiw' of an act
1 n |"? ,*>i i ?ved !'t h Mnrch, !x:u;, entitled "An
! act lo iimoiiil nociion ^ J '? <?>, ij I7f'? and I'-r.',
jot \\?l. I, roviHud Mlatuins ol 1st.!, " ho,
and tiaonnnioaro lioroby icpoalcd.
Sec fi>, I ho county board ol coinmis
sionerK ahall havo t ho aaino r ij'lil * and
duties vvilh reference to tlio pi operation
I oL.nn v li Us as mo now devolved bv law
iipin tiu> proHonl count v boards of coin
:n iM.siou o rs. In tlio county' ot Aiiiou thn
jiirio.". .shall bo listed and drawn bv tlio
auditor, tlio trcicurer and olei k ol
tho coiir*! without extra char^o, an<l
rlmv ni'<? hereby deceit e l {?> b ? the
b'"?<v ii i I jury c(;nuo issionors for auch
piifiu'-it', with all Iho powers dovolved
1 1 y iv?w uj?Mi fuch boards.
St?c. II. That lln i act shall jjo intc
?ill.'cl ii|-??n lis ai?i?i ova', and all nclt
llli I p;U l.< 4>f acts llliVHIMilliMll with tl o
: nr.'Visictu '? of Mils act lie, mi-i the aiinio
r o tier oV * v*. repealed
Telegraphic nricfs.
I ho National Couuoil of Women and
1 1 ? *? National <'oiiKres.H of Mothers, in
HAnsion in Washington, linvo adopted
rotiol 11 lions aigainnt the floating of Mrig
hum liober tn, of Utah, in Congress.
I?oforo th^j joint. committee on penal
it)!>i it nt.ioufl of the North Carolina
I iogislatttro, Mr. Brown, chairman of
the null eomuHltoo investigating the
penitentiary, stated that .$*0,000 hi
oliuuui tiad boon HUkI against tho peui
tuntaivry. ami that thin amount would
I to iucrcaKoil to $110, nun.
Captain <ioor?fo H. Tnlcott, 1'nitod
States .ingMtieer Ji? charge of tho .'amos
river im.orovomoint work at Itichmond,
\ a., died Hiiddouly in that city. 1 1 o
was p, hod />f Colonel Andrew Taloott,
tho celobr&tod ouu'iuoer who built tho
llichuioud and .Danville (now tho Hon
thorn Itailwav).
Tho Senate eominitUe has com
ploted tho river aud harlior lull. It
provide* for North Carol urn iih follows
c apo ?,'i>ar river, ahovo AVilunngton,
S.i,nuii; below 'Wilmington, $150,000;
( onion t'Jioa crook, j?'.',000; Nouno river,
10.000; Tar and Pamlico rivers, #15, -
iltni; Trout rivor, #1 5,000; Itiark rivor,
5<i?,(il)0; ,A I bomai lo Hound, -c*v, 000; Fish
ing crook, 87,500; Wac jiinaw >ivnr,
$:<,noo.
Tho I-'tlltuu of Oinnii has revoked tho
of a rinilinif htntion to
I 'rft neo ii iitlur throat that 1 1 1 ?> Itiitish
\?tnl.inl will J >< i < 1 1 1 >a r< i tho forts of Mil
urn I'ho S.iliim hiis j.osiyjtl u | >rot*l 11
nation withdrawing tho ooik-o^hioi).
I l.o f'ronch coiihiiI Iuim formally pro
tout ??(.
Tim Soiiiito eixminittoo on public
Imihlin;:* and ^rounda ban nnido
fnvorablo ropnrta ?>n puhbie building:!
ih> IoIU'u h: To provido f?#r tho erection
of now huildinut* "t I "iizahotli City, N.
c. , S 10,000; < 'ol l| 111 IlllH, (ill.-.. ??*)(), (11)0.
K.-|KUih wiiro lutiior ? i / ?* ? I on tho build
in).; nt Macon, (in., lit ? cost t? f
OOU.
Count !?? Vliiini.is Mratliy.
A ppeeiul from Mndtid nays: In tho
I'nosdav < On n t l> Altomnn io
Mimed tho ntturlcp begun l>y him upon
ho p?*uoruli hIui woro ?\nnagod in tho
win i'i Culm. Ilo <>i?ki1]>lfitnn<( t lint
'hoHt.s of gold nont out to pity tiopw in
:'nln, lm<i boon roturnod t<? ^pain in
in t and iinopanod, jimt mm thoy liod
>eon sent out. In terms of ^peeinl ko
? oritv ho critieisod Caption Aimon, tho 1
Minister of Mtirmo. Twieo bo was
?ullotl upon by tiio President to with
Iraw his remarks, and Iii.h spooch was j
? ttondod tbroin?lio*?l u iti> fujii up
roar. .
Train ?vbWnis In Mexico 1? punish
a bio by death. Them has not been a'
train robbery In Mexico for more thart;
n year.
Tim world'* people lose. 20.000000
weeks of work per year, through 111
uc*a.
n??iiirt?r Itoif.
"I rather think she prefer* a pensive,
thoughtful man.^ ~aVt* "Ye*. At
any rate, when I told her { loved her
?he advised me not to f*t too Hy."~ j
Indianapolis Journal. ? 1
Ivory Soap, because of its purity, is especially valu
able for bathing the skin of infants and very young
children.
Particular care should be taken [to wash the chil
dren's clothing in Ivory Soap. The garments will be
whiter, cleaner and sweeter. The lather of " Ivory" is
clean. There is no oil or grease in it.
IVORY SOAP IS qo^PISR CI. NT. PURE.
lrW% bj Th? Pit 0*io\i!? O , Clx.wli.UAtl
The Potash
Question.
A thorough study (if tho sub
ject has proven that crop fail
ure.1; can ho prevented hy using
fertilizers containing a large
percentage of Potash ; no
plant can grow without Potash.
We have a little book on the subject of
Potash, written by authorities, that wc
would like send to every farmer, free of
cost, if ho will only \\ rite and ask for it.
GKRriAN KALI WORKS,
0,1 Nas.sau St., New > ork.
I Ilk Itl'IST I{vli1riii'?i
ni ??ii ??: v A m i: ?i u
lied If I no I * lli<< iiiiiii
Im>I' ol t'll ???'?? I'llfTlI-d,
Thr Woiulcrnil >>?' (.'oimillii
tlonal Cure lor It !t<-u>iintUm 1m cui !ii? ik
LiflUEIi I'KHCB.NTAO* of pooplrt Ihttll ftny med
icine ou th* market. It cures by neutralizing
tli# Holds In tin* Mood nnd drU (dk them out ot
tliniyiitcDi. n ili; YOI l<<(ltU' 1> T*? !?:
FIKNT StHt; c?i, anil navo yoArs of HiifTcrinK.
Bold t>y druKKiftf?K,,n'>ml y, I'rloejl.por Imltlo
A Comedy of Color*.
"Hello, Black!" "Hello, White!"
"Hear about Brown?" "Yes. Gray
told me." Ami then they wont into
Orcen'B to take something for tho
blues. ? Mfo.
To Care Constipation Forever.
Tafco C'ascurets Candv Cathartic. 10corS5c.
If C. C. C. fall to euro, druugist-s refund money I
The jfrow of an Atlnntio llnor coRts nl>on
*20,000.
Wo-To-Hao for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit euro, makOH weak
tnen Mrong, P'ood pure. 60c, (1- All druggists.
Cuba'# tobacco output this yonr will ho
(.0,000 bales.
To Cure A Cold In Ono l>ny.
Take Laxative llrotno Quint no Tablet!*. All
Druggists refund money I f i t fails to euro. liV,
Telephones linos uso 12,0')0,00!) pounds of
ooppor yearly.
K<loc?t(> Yonr nonult With v'tticareti,
Cuody Cathartic. euro constipation forev??T.
10c, 25c. If C. C. C. fail, druggists refund money
At Kansas City 10 pounds f.t i<v> oost a
cent. y'
Don't Trtktfco Pplt and flniofcp Tour I.lfe Anny.
To quit tobacco easily ami fnrover, be mat?
nctlc, full of 1 if o. nerve and vigor. Lako K? To
Hue, tho wonder worker, tliat makes tvralt in^n
strong. All druggists. 50c or 11. Curcgu?ran- ,
teed Hooklofc and sample fre?. Address
Sterling Remedy Co , Chicago or New York.
Lindnle, On., cotton mill is to bavo JSOO
looras.
Mr?. Winslow'sSoothlng My rnp for children
teething. softens tho gnms. reducing Inll.tm.i
tlon, allay* pain. euros win I ooiitviYj a luitll>>
How') Thin!
I We off or Ono Hundred Dollars Reward for
any rase of Catarrh that cannot be cured l>y
I Hall's Catarrh Cure.
F. J. ChenbY A Co., Toledo, O.
We, Hie u iid> ridg nod, have known F. J. Che
ney for thelsst 15 years, and believe him per
fectly honorable In all business transaction^,
and financially able to carry out any obliga
tions madu by their firm.
WkitATdI'AX, W holesale Druggists, Tole
do, Ohio.
W a l.DiMi, Kinxan A* Mahvis, Wholesale
Druggists, Toledo, Ohio.
t Hall's C'atairh Cure is taken internally. act
ing dlrvotlyupon tho blood and mucous sur
faces of tha system. TwjttraonUI* s-ntfreJ.
l'rlce 75c. per Ikottle. Hold by all Druggists.
, Hall's Family pills are the best.
A Csrloas PafTUfe CusUm.
Tho curious and ancient custom of
"weighing In" a mayor and corpora
tion survive* at lllgh Wj-^?rol>e in
England, and wa? Jast year again oh
nerved In connection the election
of the ehlef magistrate. The mayor
having been choaen and elected, the
whole community of atderman. coun
cillors. offloluls and others repaired
to tho vestibule of the town ifalt.
where the head constable, who was
In cbarga of a weighing machine,
carefully recorded the weight of each
neraoa.
CUfttS WHtRfc Alt ItSt FAILS.
Ilwt Cou^li Syrup. Tfuttun tJooil. I'fo
>0 ttruo. Sf>ld by (IrtiggiHtH.
To Rflise Sheep in Mkliljja
The first extensive attempt ever
made at sheep raising In tin* upper
peninsula lias Just been begun :is an
experiment by the Cleveland Cliffs
Iron Company on ifs lands near Ne
gaunee, in Marquette. The company
fnviis thousands of acres of land, most
of which is not In use and probably
will not be for years. At present it is
not even paying taxes. After careful
deliberation the management bus come
to the conclusion that there is money
in raising sheep. As a secondary con
sideration if wishes to demonstrate
the feasibility of sheep raising here
and Introduce a new industry to the
farmers of this region. The tirst lot
of she. p for the new ranch as Just
arrived from the Chicago market.
There wore 1M0 in ail. nurlng the first
few years there will not be many
killed, as it is the Intention to Increase
the Hock to at h-nst 2.non>.? Home farm
ing will have to be done as an odjnnet
to the sheep raising. /All the feed nec
essary to carry the' sheep during the
Winter is to be raised on the ranch.
I.arge barns will be built for the pro
tection of the stock, and also for stor
ing liav and grain.
II In Onlv Alternative,
LitMe Dot was \;*;ry fond of Hi Mo
stories, anil one day after her mother
had read the story of Lot's wife sho
asked: "Mamma, what did Mr. l.ot
do when his wife was turned Into a
pillar of r.alt ?" "Whal do you think
he did?" nsked mamma. "Why," re
plied the practical liltle miss. "I s'pose
he went out and hunted up a fresh
one." ? Chicago News.
IS YOUR
HAIR
TURNING
GRAY ?
What docs your mirror say?
Docs it tell you of some little
streaks of gray? Arc you
pleated? Do your friends of
the same age show this loss
of power also?
Just remember that gray
hair never becomes darker
without help, while dark hair
rapidly becomes gray when
once the change begins.
Aiiers
Hair
Vlgtr
will bring back to your hair
the color of youth. It never
Talis. It is just as sure as
that heat melts snow, or that
water quenchcs Are.
It cleanses the sealp also
and prevents the formation of
dandruff. It feeds and nour
ishes the bulbs of the hair
making them produce a luxu
riant growth. I? aiopa tbs
hair from falling out and glrea
a fltie soft finish to the hair
as well. ~
en a* wr w<
MT awi fVM
LIQUOR, MORPfilNEJOBACCO
t'ftlNCi i>UOD(/( B A ?I??AIKD
OO.NU1TION OF Till', fill A IN
Which la Katlly Cured at
KEELEY INSTITUTE I Charleston^1. C.
The Remedy builds up thoysyatem In ovary
way. removing j>r.i iiHii6i.tljrai>y dv?lr<< <l?
uiftud fvr Lluuor or Dm^y Ail patients aro
UftMor thfcO.ntvot rkliled I iiatltuty phy?l( ian
>vhO ia a veterni Kru>luut? of the cure and tlx
vcura ?xclu*tv?*)y in K kki.y work. Writ* tot
liter* in im. I.hivto m.uinl ?n. Meam Ilwated.
i irg* I'l* " \
The Only KEELEY INSTITUTE In tiie State.
KKO M
$35.00
Upward. Write
uio for < ??*?
louiit'Si 'l'crms
li AMY. Addiea*
M. A. M ALONE,
Columbia, t'.O
Contract ? Taken to Furnl?h Cotnplst?
Equipments for
ROLLER FLOUK MILLS,
UKl'KKSKV UNO TMK
RICHMOND CITY MILL WORKS,
One of the In *est manufacturers of Flout
M 111 Machlnot v In ttie < ountry, and having
experienced mill wflgUt*, 1 am prepared tc
huilrt mills <>u tho n\Ott Improved plans and
i\ t iiricos tcj complete ' wt i h any one In tho
traoo. We iciinr iiitoo the producU of oui
mills to equal tho grades of tno best Western
mill* Hefore pla lng your order* write tc
me, 1 nls > handle complete line of
W orlilnss .tInol?lnery, So w MIMm, Kit
uIiicn, ltuli?rt>, and ( oru and Ma
onluery 'n General.
Having been established In business hero
for Irt yeare. I liftvo built up my trade by si>|l
liiK the very h!? :er.t class of iniohlnery. and
nm in a bettor position to servo the Interest 01
mv customers than o^?-r beforu.
V. O. IIADII A 71, Oolumbln, S. < \
1!K?? Main Street.
THIS IS THE TIME
Of tho yo-ir for you tocousiider the ndvis *
billty of adding
Improved Machinery
to your plant, or of cng'iU iu a profitable
btlslnehf. To bo Huceossful, you need tho
most modern atid labor rkvIiik machinery.
If at auV time you nhould dccldo to buy, or
wish Information In regard to anything in the
Machinery or supply
line, we shall bo oltmecd to hear from you,
and Hhnll tako pl?rt90r* in submitting you
prloes which nan not **U to be i ntorcstinc.
C0TT1N GINNING MACHINERY A SPECIALTY.
South Carolina Agenoy Llddoll Co.
\v. ki. \ <0., do lit . bia s. o
LAURENS HARDWARE CO.. Bpecial
AoR NTS, t/Hur<Mis.S. C.
j|flONEY IN CHICKENS,
Send 25 eeiita in ntuiups for Book.
IIOOK rilUlil.SIIIN(i HOCSK,
ISA Loouurd Slrccl, - - New Voilt
FOR 14 GENTS
\\c .Vtl-ll t.iU.lin ItaKM'M
ti.'i* r ?, nml lielicu ?lle?
1 I'hh I ? 'V
1 PkK K-.r'y ???]? '-Hi , 1 >c
1 " Kuril**' I'.'.! li"'. !"?
1 " l.??!iy litn'K O-ciitnbor li o
1 " Kill, ' t'r llrot I.rttiico, l?c
1 " Crt hf..rni i I-'iK Tnimil", jMc
I ?? Knrlj- I'niniT Ontuli, l"?3
8 " ISrilliunt l lx'.xr l?c
Worlti CI. ?0. for
A!>ov?i 1<; |'!<c * worth W, wo will
mail VII II I". t-.?K?th<r Willi on r
????)<! JSi i ll 1 .il?l"?u?
iiiimii r. i Hit <>f ' Mt? notlro A i-lc
iiosiijifv \\' ?? > ti v :t ?* j'lior Irnili-A'so
lu<>* ?Ihm. y mi <-n'.c try
si1'' <l*v.?:i ?* ill ii??i'r Kt?' ? l?tia wi' n
. ...iiT>t?-m Oriton Sim-?I OSc. iii'il
&,.?!!> u Hi. 1'iilntni'il ?l If I I
- It'll, fl-tnl.-u Uli-IH-i-c. No. Af
JOHN a. MI./1IC -? ? !? ?,?# . I.* fWWI. "I".
Saw Mills
$129 TO $929 00
With Improved Hope and Hell Kc?mI.
SAWS, F I I.KS mill TliKTII In Stork.
Engines, Boilnrs and Machinery
All Kinds and Ropalrg for?.irno.
Rhuft lug, I'u i 1 ??>(? . It pit inc. I nj cc to m, I'ipct,
V wives mid Filling*.
LOMBARD IRON WORKS'S UPPLYCO..
A lUll'STA, OA.
S7CJPP?D FREE *
Permunently Curdtf
Inssniiy Prevented fry
PR. KLINES TREAT
HERVE RESTORER
? Pcttlir# enre fbr all F*1? RjUf* p.
<Y cn.t St. f-nHiiftr K> rT"jift?i4
frt kUt.oi Trettif c and 69 tria I boltla
flf? I'll thrj pmylo#i>?prr?? ch?r?r? ? vni f
*h"n r"crlrM. Mm.t to l?r. I M, rrll^rc?
I USt ltiltt r>f KtfUfcji:. 931 ifrh M PI lUirlvbU ?%.
SEED "
UAl&llf FARM SEEDS.
CURS ARE ALWAYS RFLIJBLE
Fnnoy AiirixMa KnttK*nakf
Wftlrrrn'Oon | kt 10 ?? <>ii1s.fttincr lAccnt*
Itcrky Fniil <".? ni ( rnlnlc.ujip j<kr. lrt
AtipiiMn I'nrlyTrin koi Cut 1 ?(tf.
n siiro Ilca'lor. |>kJ. iu rfiiln "tir fllne
irnK'd fntnlr.giio If. font FISKK.
ALEXANDER SEED CO.,
AU<U'HTA, OA.
<'ATA V?Of?t'Cft OF THOUSANDS OP
r?3L jAYH I PUA.YJ3 !
SKNT Fit FK SENT FHEK
<% %?nrlMru( In lh#? A'! klndi
??/ H . rtict for ll?iao Amu?*nn*r?l
l'U%n .I'iftt ImuH CTtanxleJ, K?rlt?r?.
Negm I'Iav*. rimlftciw Mr# .FhtJ??*? w?*
r?nV?. PniH?r Krenfry I'luys for MaIa C'h?
T4t?T*feu? Vumil*. Mil k o ! o Amilni
u> th* UuMe to hrlMlnc I'll ji, " l!'iw i*? M
MAAM'KI. FRENCH,
Zfl Wrtrt tffcd Mtrertf ? New TorK City*
CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE I rN
for Shipment. V^nkeflVld and >?<??? *-lon.
tti? ?inr<lt?,8t.li?r(?#'8t and bc8tkn'n?n vari
prlcrs f o. b, h?r? 1,000 t* \0(I0 flfl.5
WW) to 10.000. il.SK, pw r 10, (UK). fl.Oft. I li ? i? ro
(troirn In th? ni>?n ?\r and wit I >t*ml ?
cold. Add Tfhfl NOHNAK lI.Bl.ITni "Slf-vy t,S.C.
W~Mj?ir yUMWj
and KrmM*. Exclusive Urfidrv k' \?n
io*nertf?tio ia?n. Our ttrmi arc to? b??t
ever offered. Ref?t?i?c*e required. For partic
ular Liad redOBS^UNCxOti. Co., Cleveland. O.
MlMI'K UVh ran wrtw a4veril?? p. hlaily
i amttoi will obtain Wh l/*a<
? I a?ltww ??. #?. 9
nDADQV"^?l?COTUT; ttwm
Vla wl^W I nUtiWWwf mmm ?H*
mm >w> ml tmwinwiwd IP <>a ??? iw>fw>
tin. ?r.u.u. ?rnMgm' '
TKTlWTtXy C*m cf M|
" will apt yaat. ImJI
Oo.,
HER Br8MKn*5.
MoallP* ' ' V < _ j
flow a Mau Can Cboott a Wffe Successfully
by l. Artmlnlug J be Brow.
It's nil very well for a glr) to plum*
herself upon hei pretty eyebrows,"
f H<l nn expert physiognomist the oth
jr <in>, '-but l who have been study
liu ehnrneter for year?, have perhaps
t rather different point of view. Eye
l<rowp n[iow character. and the wise
muu will take note of them when
ihooslng his friends. Eyebrows, foe
Instance, that nre wide tipart denote
f tn iik. generous, unsuspicious aud im
pulsive n.iture.
n they meet one may be pretty
une' that their owner'* temperament
Is nnlent, hut jealous ami ausplclou*.
Kyebrow* which are elevated nr
flirting and continue In long, nweep.
Ing lines over the eyes with a down
ward tendency, Indicate artistic feel
In u
Straight eyebrows, forming a firm
ly defined line close to the eyes, denote
ment determination aud will power.
Those which begin rather strongly
nu'l .ttwininate abruptly without pas*
Mnir beyond the eyes show nn Impa
... ... 1,1,1 iiitaelhle nature.
' Sensitiveness and tenderness ar^
Indicated by slightly arched eyebrows,
mid firmness of purpose and kindness
cf heart by those which are straight
fit the beginning and are rather archetll
!? ? i ho iiM!ip!o}j. Tiio eyebrows of peo
ple utterly devoid of mathematical
power ire raised at the termination,
leaving a wide space between them
and the corners of the eyes. Ou the
other hand, if they are close to th?
eves at the end, mathematical laleut
may generally be safely assumed.
"Eyebrow* of the same color a* tlm
hair show eonstantcy, firmness j and
resolution; if lighter tiinn theihalv
they denote inderision and weakpess;
wliile if darker w e may b? li^itt jiiXJUtf
s ire-ivv th?jt 'their own?r I" /of rtti
ardent, p^siorate and inconstant diV
p(?.-itk?ti. J '
"An energetic and easily Irritate;?!
nature is shown by tbe hair growing:
1m different directions: while short,
close-lying hair, l.vinr: in one direction,
Indicates a firm mind and good per
ception* An ardent but teuder na
ture is shown by the hair being soft
and flue.
"Wiion the hair of the eyebrows has
a downward droop so that it almost
meets the lashes when the eyes are
widr Iv opened. tenderness and melan*
choly are betrayed. The nearer t ho
eyebrows are to the eyes, the firmer
and more ?* rnest the character, while
Hie more remote the more volatile
and Mlglty is the nature of their own*
K'.
History ol Three Mao Cages.
As ;t (inishiiv; touch to the rebuild
ing <>f (lie Lambert us Church in Mutr
- t?T. Westphalia. the ' three "man
high" iron cages that hung from its
great tower > ince 1(537 have. /Itoon
hoisted anew to n height of 325 feet
in accordance with the sentence of
the ancient Pishop's Court:
"And there. ?>n the highest polul itv
Munstorland. they shall hang for ever
and over, as a warning to evll-doei'*
from now on till judgment day."
These cages were both the prlsoite
And coffins of the renounced Anabap- v
tists. .Tobn Van Leydeii. self styled
"King of th.'? Universe." h is Chancel
lor. Kretehiug, and his (Governor and
Lord Tligh Executioner. Knlpperdol
ling. The cages Just hoisted were re
made *he originals, when the
latter were taken down a year ago to
allow of the rebuilding of the tower.
They were then in a' dilapidated con
dition. rust having eaten away pari of._
thr> framework. The new cages, al
though strict copies* of the original,
are somewhat smaller, but they con
tain the hooks and fetlocks with
which their unfortunate tenants worn
hound and tortured while being car
ried around Westphalia to he exhibit- ,
ed to tiie public and tortured by such
persons as cared to pay tlio fees ox.
ifrted for the privilege. It cost a
penny to stick a dagger into one of
the doomed men's legs, whilo for
three pence the King might he burue.d
with a hot p<?kcr.
In the cages, when they were taken
down, were two skulls, a broken and
U battered leg bone and odd p|eees ?>f
fibs and fingers. One of the'
was identified as that of the King b.vV
f?n Iron crown fastened to the head by
spikes. The Instruments of torture.
Including rusty daggers, big nails and
pincers, were in good state of preser
vation.
Massachusetts makes ovor one-half
/md New England tjiree-fifths of thrt
?h*% product of the United States.
South Carolina & Geor
gia Railway Co.
!
"Thf Chahleston Line."
Schedule in Effect Jon. l?t,
?A*T PA1I/T. WEPT DAILY.
I v Augusta 6 20n Iv Charleston 7 00 a
ar Aiken 7 02 a lv Columbia f 45 a
arKingville 10 15 a Iv Klngvlllo 7 90*
ar Columbia 110)n ar Aiken 1109 a
ar Charleston 11 00 a ar Auguata 11 61 a
?A* T I>Atl/*. WKBT DAIt.T.
Iv AnguMa 9 10 p. It Charleston 6 30 p
ar Atken 4 00 p lv Columbia 8 56 p
IvJKIngvllle 10 15 a Iv Klngvllla 4 39 p
ar Colombia 10 10 p ar Atkta 9 67 p
ar Obarlaaton 8 00 p ar Augucta 10 45p
CAMDES BRANCH, dall^Mteept fhutday;
voara. coots.
Iv Kfoftvllto 10 10 a lv Cfeariaston T 00 *
ar CurfM SI 40 a " ar Klagvllle 10 If a
.IvO? itwir, - 900 ?
ar Kiacvllla 490p
AIJTFF ACOOMMODATIOII, daHjT e* Bwm.
Tv Aogoata 0 40 pot . Iv Alkaa 4 If M
ar'Alkey 7 90 pm at A!MMtaAflLp?
Hortfc aad South via llMMiki l(tfoi|k
?I* win tomai from ?