The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 12, 1899, Image 4
Ilrnnfr I? Dlond Drop,
Clean blood nionna u dean nkin. No
beauty without it. CnscartMs, Candy Oat-lmr*
tic clean your blood and keep it dean, I>y
stirring up tbo lazy liver and duving all mi
puritiea from tho l?odv. ]!<>'ii? to day to
biitiihli piinplcH, Ixuld, blot< )u ?, l>l.u Ulii idw,
nnd that sickly bilious complexion by taking
CasicaretH, beauty for tonnntH. All drug
gists, satisfaction guaranteed, luc, 'J5c, SUc.
?T.\t Lisbon fails, Mo., tlio woolen mill*
?r? running the night por wook. Ho. I
PUo'rt Cuio for C< imnmption hat no equal
??h * Cough iiudii I lit' I'. M. Annorr,
won St., Buffalo, N. V., Mnj f. Im?1.
"He That is Wartri
Thinks All So.
} t
Thousands are "cold" in
that they do not understand
the glow of health, This im
plies disordered kidneys,
liver, bowels, blood or brain.
Hood's Sarsaparilla makes
44 warm" because it gives
allivho take it perfect health.
IVood'ft rillf euro llrrr IIU : tlio lion Irritating an<l
only cStiTallc lAjki with II l't fill * I ?1 1
WANTED--AGENTS: lit. luvii (? i icy
now ||ou*t'li(il(l\vt'(*k?ii);
largo |*r?#IUn. ??v t*r> lady wmih II. I?t mn
#Urlyouliibu&liio*ft vMre?*A Ml i 1 N 1 liu InnaU o
Thompson's Eyo Water
DON'T BE A FOOL!
Try CiUOSli <?Ui;AM: MM UI.M l??.
lore you nay It'n no kooiI. ii'* *ol?t under
n (al'AllilM'lvli) fttnl with tlmum n<U of
morehiwilH hw mlliiiK It wo hit vo hail hut frw
IjoKcIm iiturucd. It will C'UHK Crunp,
Cough*, robin, Ithi'iniiatiMtii ami all
Aflit* iiikI 1'aIiiM.
Aii liilcrcsiiiiK Stateaieet.
Tt Is nil interesting statement that la
made'by Secretary Wilson of the ad
vanced work of the Department of
Agriculture in its Investigation of
seeds adapted to the wide variations
of climate and soil ii. the i mted
states. These variations liud tlielr
counterparts In oilier regions of thu
world, where parlh-ulnr proiluet.s,
through long cultivation. have been
brought to a high degree of i|.-v< 1.?j>
inent. Thus we are prnnm 1 the
licious musk un ion ?? i Afghanistan
from Coloi 'ido, Hi.- Irimi.l t later
lily from several Southern Stat'-.i
where soil ami l-n i 111 ;*? 11 are favorable
to the bulb, the Smyrna li;^ from
fornla. the Algerian dale from Aiizo- j
nn, and the grass ?? t" tli" Itu^siau '
steppes from the arid plains of 111*-?
Northwest. 'I his la a work of si ien I
ftltio ami sy'stomali> investigation J
Whoso discoveries. hading to prat lieal
results, will |ii o\i' to bo very valuable
THEY WANT 10 TELL
Thoeo Grateful Women Who Huvo
Boon Holpocl by Mrs. Pinklmtu.
Women who nave sutTered severely
and hecn relieved of their ills by Mrs.
Pinkham's advice and medieino are
constantly urging'- publication of their
statements for the l.iem lit of other wo
men. Here arc twi>?o?ch letters:
Mrs. I<1/7.(10 IIKVKUI.V Merrimac
Ft., Lowell. Mass, writes:
'111 a 1T?rds 111?* jfreaI plea.sii re to tell
all suffering wi.men of t lie benefit I have
received from taking L.dia I ! I'inh -
ham's Vegetable t oinpouml. I <-an hard
ly find w<>rds 1 oe\pre* - my ;'ra< i t ?i;h- for
what she has ?1<>oe for Hi" M\ trouble
wu3uleer:i tii?n <?!'t h.w oinb. I hh'.iiii
der tlie doctor's i aie. I'juai ? \amina
tion he found 1 ?rt. .-n v?-r\ lar.re u lee it,
but lie /aih d t ? > do me j?ood. 1 t ook sev
eral hot t lesi if I .y 11 ia I! I 'i nk ham's V, ge
tablc Compou ml. a bo used I he Sanative
Wash, and urn eured. Mrs. I'iiikham's
medicine saved my life, and I would
recommend it to all sutl'criug women."
Mrs. A Mi >.s 'I konuiT r. a v. Lllenhury.h
Ctr., J?. V.. w rit**s:
" I took rolU at the time my baby ,
wan bom, eail/ ing me to ha . e milk
legs, and was sick in bid f<>r e'nrht
weeks. Doctors did me no j'ood. I
surely thought 1 would die. I was al
so troubled with falling of the womb.
I could not cat. had faint spells as
often a-j ten times a day One day a
lady eaihe to see me and told me of the
benefit she had derived from taking
Lydia E. Pinkham's medieine, and ad
vised mo to try it. I did mi, niul had
'.aken only half a bottle before I was
nblo to sit in a chair. After taking
three bottles 1 eouhl do my own work.
I U'.ll now it) perfeel i,.?:i! ? r> "
BAD
BLOOD
**< \MC.t H l/l'S ?!?? nil <lntmfil fur ttirm
nii'l are a truly W'?ii<!crful inr?li? tin* 1 liav#? ?*.ft?Ti
ff?r ft tiipillrtim ??? tah- upi! i.? t
hivit it in < !???? niMx m()?*?? tni?:ni? tin-tn tuy
hHS|M?9||j?nilllv(| ||?y M.ft |ii> Ittf
l?r? ivptj Moinlcr fnlty ;i 11? t I i? #?. m u?h : t r i In ?? \ or J
way 51iih. Mai.i.ii; ft Mil am.* l/itiri* IViiu.
CANDV
CATHARTIC
TRACt MAK* KIOi?T|R(|)
Pleanant. Palatable. Potent. .T?*te Orwl Do
Good Never Sicken. Woahnn. or Gri|*. Wto. 85c. iOo.
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
Atrrllnf Itrafilj : ?tfwp?n*. Ililnro. Hfl.trtll, )if? Yftrk. Sit
?III TA DAfl Sold an'1 inmratified bj all <1 rnij
HU'IU'DHV KUts to C1'II?? Tobacco Hnbiu
THE REASON WHY
I-'or man or beast
SLOAN'S
LINIMENT
Excels?is that it Penetrates
to the seat of the trouble im
mediately and without irrita
ting rubbing ? and kills the
pmln.
rmmM* mm* m*b$m m*
Soft! by Onlrn jcnerally.
B*.?mr43*i
BP BIS
And in Order lo Hp Classic Ho
Quotes Latin
? ? ...
TO REMIND HIM OF 010 1IMES
?
When lie Was & Student ut the I liursil)
lalki ot lln SlIiuoI Djv ajiJ lt'>>> <d
Olden f iiiic.v
?
''ToUlportl lUlltllHtUf ot IJOH Hi II t (t
miir hi illirt. ' I n it It" V in Atheuw,
tho oIuhbio oily, >?ii?1 iinifit ijuold hwiao
Latin to b(> elHBflio, tui), and hlnnv that
I huvo not forgotten my ntma mulor.
" I ho tiniCH huvo chunged nud woiuutd
ohungu with them, buid Iho Latm
poet 2,000 ycara ago, and thin niuxiui
ih moro striking now than it wan then.
I In' changeH aro moro rapid and more
I nulioul. Old Franklin collego, within
wIioho unpretending w?iIh I walked and
' ntudj^il und expanded my youthful
niiiul, hurt grown to ho iiii university
and wo old iiti'it are htruinuig our
iniit<1 h to keep up with the new order,
tliu widening mental and j.Ii>ht. hI
training which i? n ?w ollnred to our
I civr, Time wan when wo IhoiiglLl
that l>r ( hnrt'h and I'roft nsorw McKay,
W'uddell, I H'COIite, .laeU.son, Ste
vens, llnl! anp N'ahilin Wood
know all that win worth
1; now ing in 1111 h biildiinai y world;
wlieu there watt no higher honor than
to Ik; a I'hi Kappa or a I'onioMtheiiiun
orator or to ho oho.scn an a junior ora
tor of olio of tlll-'HO HOCietlOH. 1 lino
Whm when to bo ill lovo with a lovoly
A the iik girl wiih in i f m (? ^ f a 111 x ? r it I o In
cation, for they wore fair to looknpon,
re lined in munnoiM and fuHcinuling in
convorHution. 'I hero worn only it ta'oro
or two (d them tItn, and they had the
pick of H>0 Btnduntrt, young men of tho
host familieo of Oeorgia and her Hitter
StatPH, and half a hnudi'ed now ouch
(omingin every year JiiBt tlni.k of
it, what a 11|o>hing to girln ih thoproxi
nnty of a inulo college or a univcrni'/.
lbitbv and by there eomen along a fe
male college in tho name town or city
and then tho Loyn have an upiul
ehance.
My visita to thin chib.sio eity huvo
been few and far botwjuu. I do not
MippoNC t hire ih ii ho ii I living here now
who was here in 1X11. My pii/ei.ts
and luy brothel" aud I ntopped over
night at the old Sledge hotel a.s wo
journeyivl from Boston to Oeor{.;ii in a
carriage. We went to I'.os'ron by ten
from Savannah, but eame buck all tho
way by land in a piivule carriage and
never oro?"ed a railroad. I'liere wan
nunc to rroHH. Mv n< \i visit wiih ib v
(ii veavH late!, wht'U I caino to enter
tho Hophonioie chtH-t. I ivn mules at
Iaudem pulled our little oar lioiu 1 n
ion I Vint folly miles to AthoiiH. I'ltero
were coiuinon passeiigt rs below and a
Booro of nncoinmoii onoa on top for
they w ei o oollego boys, and to Hindi
prefer I ed to iile high jtl?t a-t col
lege 'tiyn <I.. now With what feat
and trtintdiiig wo went through the
. xitntination that wan to iletei ntino our
fate whether we were fitten to i nter or
only fitten to gel titten It wiih a
thrilling ami moment./im ordeal, but
we Miivivedit. What awful innjeHty
appealed in l?r. Cliurch'H ehiHsio feat
it I oh and in the tjuiek glances ol Ills
daik and piercing eyes. I'o wiih from
New I '.upland, and after ho came south
mill tied a sister of yur .lodge l'rippo.a
beautiful woman and tho mother o!
live of the most bcautitul daughters
i vei set ii in one family. 1 hey were
? 111ee111 v. 1 h ? mi y anko.t school t cache i h
all mated with our southern girls and
Oi lii I uiitol owning a few negroes t:uy j
mole than *?> many horses or cows oh |
I eei a I ly if they eamo with the wife's |
pati imoiiy. Old Judge W arren got ;
Iiih that wttv, but i* cut him <"11 from
Iiih yankou relalioiin N'nthauiel Me
mait wiih another dintingui?iicd van |
?kee teacher, but whether he bocaiue a !
nIiivi' owner <11 not I have not learned, j
Mv f.ither mum a Yankee t-ohool j
teacher, but didu t get anv hlaveh by
itiairitige. lie ooiigiit some, iiovsevei,
and t hilt, ci eated a cooIik'hh among hit
no.'hern kindred. It took those I
Minkeeh a long time to aopiicHCo hi
kIhvt ry iinlits they crmi'.' down S mth
Old J<111 Steward trii.l lo marry a
I'utnam county Kir' who had about a
hundred, and becain-" .she would i t
have him he went back North and ra h
ed a howl about slavery. .?o8iut
Meiggn, another (Niniievtieiit yauke?
and a grandson of Keliirn doiiath.in
."\fel^;gH win the lirnt priHlilelit
i f ibis college and held bin phiee
b,r t w i 1 ve v i ais. 1 think that lie, too,
married a S?>nthein yiil?a H.ntrr <?I
(iovcrnot .1 oh ti I oi sv tn. Next came
Month \N addell, an idncatoi of great
renown lie married a fi-t< r ol .lohn
(( 'ii I It oil II nnd edllCaltd I'lni and I."
garo and f'c.ttigiew and "tin r nota! le
men before lie bifiiliio piesidelit A i
ter that he had for IiIh jmpilH many ot
Iho gri-nt men ot Heorgin, including
Stepheiif, I'ooiiiIih, llowidll obb.'btli'i
c>11, liiorge 1'iert e ami tho < invvtord.'.
And thoro were giant t in th<>r> day:
Some f<>lks my there are jtot an grent
men iiovv, but iht re nre ho ninny tin re
of them that thev have become com
nion f * till do not uttnu't n? imu'lt hiicii*
lluii. .Mih l>o vi's, may If m>.
Tho pott hiivc, "I 1 i liKo ?>iio who
trcitlH alone *omo I*?tt.? |n1 hull dcctt-rt
e<l," and do f ?heu viewing thcKO
clobfic liulls mid m*undering in the
hliftdo of thepo cln?>ic trees All of my
preceptors pnve orr tmvo pnsred over
the river. Ail my <nllogt-matef pave
perhaps ft dozcu h ive followed them,
and if Suedenborg divined tho future
ntfttu correctly tin y an; going to ftcliool
again in Another world. Some of them
who were dear to me have left chii
dron or grandchildren who greet mo
kindly for their fulher'n pake. Food
memory recalls the Cburcbcft, Paw
Hons, Ferrells, Houard>^tft:d Poling
?Stovall, whom I loved, anSfheru ??s
tho gentle Henry Timroil; who w??
a:i lovable an a timid school girl. How
often did we mco him brushing the
dow from otY tho upland lawn alone or
taking his evening *trolls without a
companion, >>nt alav* kind and gentle.
Wo little dreamed that ho w?? even
then naratng poetio thought* and
breathing tho sweet harmonies of na
tore. Poor bor How did onr hearts
bleed for Ua when loug after we
learned of his rofferings and his tor*
ro>?.
are the solid uien of
Atliciirt wtin flftVO it character and
ligmty us th >y tuowd among their
people? Wli <ro in I.'iin (kin ii 11 * I tho
(lobhs, Iho J lulls and M>irlii|jn Mini
ThorniiKtH? Uliero tho Noutous un?l
Alhon ( bus') Hint John \\ Htirke,
who&o murri tge I attended y \\ horo
is Dr. Nathan lloyt and l>< llceso
ami l>r. ('ti wford I juu^> tho diseovorer
of tilii:K(liC'Hia? Wlifiu ajo all tin* bWocd
girls who hung in tho choirs of tho
ehnrchcs a i> 1 did not voil their luces
front us im wo Kat in the gallery uud
fenstod up >ti their beauty '< It ns t?uid
that a noli?/_ outlives a sermon, and no
thoso Hwcf.'t girl Mngors still livo in
memory, though tho preachers' eh?
queiico w im soon forgotten.
And whero is old Sam, tho puiitor,
who ranj; the college bell nod kept
onr seen Is and brought us 11><*m?>iiiit
and 'tulirs and other luxuries by
night after tho tutors hud gouo on
their grand rounds and all was >| net
i/ti the "h'orieo? \\ Ijeie is IdaUMi I, tho
linker, lroni whom wo purchased let*
creiim or cakes for our evening wulks,
and where are all thu pritty girls wo
used to meet or passed on tho wuy to
('obham? I remember that it was lioro
I firrt Maw and heard Toombs and
Stephens, W illiam Duwsou ami tho
I-'oughci lys uud bishops I'ioreo uud
I'.l I lot t and other eleqnout Habanien
ami divines Then* men wero my
ideals my standard of Southern man
hood, hoti/ir ami intoilect, and it
grieves ui."-'to believe thai the htalld
aul hu.i buou luiYerod MUCo tho civil
war. 1 am no pcsnmi*t, but it in
easy to hee that methods and means
IIIO toh'tuted now that who not then
?methods in the forum, in tho login
lative hrt'hi, in politico, in hiiMiieHH,
ami in tho pi li it lint tdill theft* in
lunch good that has come along with
tho I'd I and in every I >w n and city
and eommiinily tin re more good men
an I women limn Abrah-im could find
in Sodom. AtheiiH in tit 111 tho central
Kent of ail and I timing, of good morals
ami good manners, and tho piido of
our State, ami that citizen is riot to be
oii\*il)d whose lo ve of I (ill niiig ami who^e
revoreuce for historic virtue does not
gain force as ho pomlors t:p><u lo r liis
lory of a hundred yen is. I'lll Arp in
Atlanta ('otif-t i tution.
Illl C1NSUS OM ItlKS.
South Carohna Supervisors t<> Hp Named
Soon.
J ho Florouoo Times credits Con
gressman Norton with dividing tho
census appointments hk follows; First
district, a llepublicnn; 'Jd district, a
Democrat, Ueorgo I>. Tillman, of
Edgefield; oil district, u Democrat, W.
' >. latum, ?if Orangeburg; 1th dis
trict, n Democrat, (i. Shell,
of Laurens, oth district a ltcpub
lican; f'-th district, h Democrat Liud
my Rrceden, of Marlboro, Collector
Wobiter recently said that the Repub
licans expected to got the bulk of tin*
npnoi nl tnciit in ('oluinbia, ami ho in
not inclined to concede that Democrats
Mill g? t much, certaiuly not ko many
places as Mr. Norton counts on. Sou
ators Tillman ami McTiatiriu met for
the purpose of consulting about the
census appointment*. Senator Tillman
says they will try t<> agree on names
ol I >cniocruts to be submitted to Su
perinteudent Merriam. Ho said lie
was not sure that Democrat* would get
anything, but ho and Senator M< l.au
11 ii would do tlieir last. 1 hero art*
hundreds of Applicants He ssid no
one had been decided upon yet, and
he could not nay whether Mr. Nor
ton's list was the correct o^ r not.
Orangeburg Doing llcr Share.
The Hon. Samuel Dibble, who has
had charge of the Mibs-.ei iptioiis for the
Charleston Keuniou in Orangeburg
County, has been getting in some good
workduriug (he past few wetke. He
has bad the county worked bv com
nnttees, and many of these committees
have not yet reported; but it isixpict
tl.at tiny will report within tho next
few days. A considerable number of
hams and a ?|uuiittty of other provis
ions have been sftbser'bcd, in addition
to money, and some of the hami and
) U o V I Moll ?? have <111 i ltd V been delivered
Hole for shipment to Charh sb-n. He -
lore the present week clo.-es < >rnuge
burg's report will be sent in, and, al
though late, it will hliow thai thi"
county liiis done her share.
? ?
The town of MeColl is to haven new
hotel, ice faotory audeieetrie plant. A
subscription wiis circulated tliers wv
eial evenings ago, nud hi tw'o hours
seven thousand, Jive hundred dollars
was subscribed, f'cii thousand dollars
is all that is required nnd the neces
sary amount will bo forthcoming, as
the business men of that place are
united in all public enterprises.
At last that which ''ojumbia has
longed for su earnestly tor so many
veins seems to ho within her grasp
a tourist hotel. All that the New
l-nglaiid patties, who stand ready to
proceed with its construction nnd rej ?
resent much wealth, ask of the pcoj lc
of the city is the donation of a site.
A very largo force of hand* are at
work on tho ,:ciinettsville < 'otton Mill,
< ?
(tov Klb-rbe has proruj tlv granted
a requisition troiu Camp Ii'J'l, I'nited
CtUilederat-; veterans of Augusta, (in.,
r I which ('. A. W 11In i sis captain com
luaiulcr, to inter and tia.el through
tins State as an armed military organi
sation on the occasion of tho re union
in ( hai leston. 1 hit* camp of old sol
diers always goes on parado wearing
Confederate gray uniforms and carry
ing their nrnu. They never fail tc.
attract great attention at the annua)
re unions of the I'nited Confederate
veterans.
I iahilitv to Poll fa v.
Attorney General Bellinger has givon
a very important decision its to tbt
liability of foreigners residing in the
State to the poll tax. An Knglmhman,
living iu York county, claitnWl that he
was not liable ^o the tax, becanse be
w4h not n citizen and because ho Rent
none of hi* ehihlreu to tho public
schools to which the poll tax goeii. Mr.
Itcllinger, however, decides that the
fact of not being a citizen docs not re -
lievo him of tho tax, and as b<rg ns be
is a resident he must pay i*.
Only n few* week* :ii!o .F;iiiio?cnn?
jxked f??r annexation to us. Now
.-oiiie:; new:-. ? f a "Iniltnr on tlio
;?art of Xiramstlrtii4*. ? "?
ln>< oimiiik popular as a f?? fattier.
V.Xf.
Paving Double Prices
for rvrry tliinjc li ?>*>?
j.lcjsant, it II * I'UI
Itut't ?>>??? yoi ?f?
doing. if -y' >? <i? ? buy
hers i*?'' >"u 1''1 "
,! ?i)<le ? j I i-y a $ jo c*>
)<, N kf. <fis 75> <-??;
N?? SO **?*
aU.a > !cl< Sl" A,,,K
/'Hce. fKTS.
Machine*, Organ* and l'.anc?
What do yw think cl a f" ?
?iiii ?./ Clothing, nude to yout
m-auire, g latanleed in <it ??<l
r.ri>ir$.< t itfi to yi.ni n.iti-n
f t t,',.? Causae N<. J7
fimpUj ii* A
aii'l ihyvt many * m
Stii'f., llat* and I i.iU.iuijjv.
iiliogiji lied -c ?
4; ( .11 j.ct?, K' uij*. P('f
tii't and l.ace Curiam*. "1
hand |>ailltcd colors. H t I'"I
K? cty/if. ?ew carpet* fr?r,
(uruish lining without charge
Whut d" \ on
think of i
J, olil! <'?>!(
] Ify .1 r I Jill
ily Refit^erj
lar ft? f
Prlci", MM
]( is l-'lt 01,< f -.VI
(uins ioi>t.?n?c<l in our Gen
eral t iij: t. ie of Furniture
Arici ll ui-.ch <IJ (jOOiJl,
\Vc juvr you Irom 40 to Co
i>t 1 i-cut. on every 1 tiiug. \\ 1< y
(niy t refill when you know
(.f us ? Whi. li dialogue tlo
yo;i v. a.it? A Idlcss this Way,
JUL'US MINES & SON, Baltimore, Md. Dept.'ilO
O T ION is and will con
funic to 1 >?; Ihc money
( roj) of tlie South. 1 he
planter who ts the most cot
ton troia a j?ivt*n area at the
least tost, i.; the one. w ho makes
the iiio.st money. Ciood culti
vation. s11ita 1 >1??- rotation and
liberal use ol fertilizers con
tain in;.', at least 3 "() a< tu.il
will ill:.lire, tin: largest. \ it ?Id.
\\> will send I'rcc, upon application,
pamphlets tli.it will intciest evcrv
planter m the South
01:K~1AN KALI WORKS.
q i Nassau St.. New York.
An Important Announcement
It is an interesting announcement of
great commercial significance that a
cnrnuratiou of this eouutry. which in
(!t)ili?K bridge building among Its ae
11 \ itios. has received a contract from
the Kritish govennnent for the eon
Mrticlioji of a bridge in 'he .Soudan
That the engineering necessities of
tieticra 1 Kitchener in the region where
lie ha.-', alter a long ami expensive
campaign. avenge*! the death of fJen
era I tJordon. should receive support
from the Iron anil Mccl industry of this
country Is an Incidental 1 ?it of evi
clell' v of the forceful fcolnp''t ith?n in
niatiul'notureil pi? 1 u< is\ which the
I iiite.I States has put forward in the
ni.iiKeis nC the wtul'l <Jrcat Mr;'
ai'i 'fids oeeumn e the more ???*?
mailable since it j. *i\ tei ritory con
ip'cred l?*. Kiiibli aim-, v. i'h allied
Kgypilan forces. tliat this bridjre ef
American design and material is to be
CI ci p-d.
Don't Toli.i-ro S;iil nn<\ KmoVo Tcur I Ifo Array.
To <|H.i tobacco easily and forever. be iiisr
nitlc. In 11 of life, nerve ami vigor, take ICO To
Hn\ He* wilder-worker, that makes v.cal; nii-n
siro'nc. All ilru^?i.-.U, We or?l. Cure giinrnu
t.-,-,| * |;.jii|;lct .tn<l sample free. Address
riinj; l.'e t o . Clueatfo or New York
Puring the past few years .Tapan Ims
1 | lie l-er-t foreign Cllslolll'T of til" i'.riti.-il
> l!i|il'inMer-.
To < 111 o It Colli In One I'ny.
fnkn I motlw |lr< mo C'ulnlne TnMetB. All
I'lrn- 'ttf m-iia <1 ii ou ti! it tiills to euro. Me.
rIn- knitting mills at Mankato, Minn.,
I;a\e re:-ntneil under new management.
To Cute Count Ipnt Ion forpfor.
l .iitciiic'.s 1 utitl v CY.Ukii tic. 100 < r C5.C.
It 0. C. C. fall to 1 tire, tlruu-r in! s refund Jiium y
-?In the mil -. 11 factories of l -r.-iii 1 d-i\'s
In! >r extends fr. 111 fi 11. 111. to s p. m.
jtn-To-Itac for nrty rent*.
r;urtr:tn'f< ?l to!.-i--rn lial'tt care, makes we.ill
Dug Miotic. l'-"".l I>"'i'e M?e *1 All
i.liglalid I anI'S (ll'Ctlt .'?* per cent. of !'j?
r.-;t i- -ri;e merchandise of the vvorI I.
Rrtn.-ato Tour llowela 'Willi % Kicarot*.
('.iii'ly 1 :i 1 l .i? 1 ir. euro constipation forever.
iOe.'^tc. If C V C fail, dru^gim* refund money
It is- i.-tiii.uicil that two-thirds el the
Ui'iie | . | 111 :i11 :: of the world Utc lol-a-.'-'o.
.V r \\ j in low-'? -oot It 1 nn - 5 r n 51 for ell I Id ren
1 |i*( 11? l"t k,m>I lei.? the gums. 11 -dtieing infliinii
! t ;i 11.11II.1 > s | >:%: 11.1 u res wi in I i-ti'.lc S"?J i lioll.l j .
1 itt- 1 c 1 ii>" i'-? ii' 1 i - uri-d. ll's Hi i.i,rvotit
i 1 t vn 11 Mr 1 IIItl.iy V 11-e of l;r. KlliioV (? rca
1 Ni-rvnllfbteifi. t -1 rial bottleand troitiso f rio
1 H. It II. Ki.im . Ltd.. v;u Ari li >t . I'.ill i I'.t
M |.i Iieiii|> on ,V 1 o . 1 o iiKKidts ( oudern
1 |,Jn. I'a.,wv Hair- Cm tin rh t ore Is tli* l?est
I ti.d oil!) hur < Hie I' r catarrh tlioy ever sold.
I ' 1 uia.M > : el! *, *.V.
-A N< v: \ rk innn aitverlhes that he
I ii is tIf* a ! lr< s of 'iO.COO re I bended \v>
|)o \ ,?tii Feet Ac.ie himI Iturn?
hhak?? Into your pIioos Allen'* root-Ease,
a j owder for the feet. It make* Tight or
Newflioen fee! Knxy. Cures Corns, Itun
Iooh, swoilen. Hot. Callous, Aehiug and
hwealing l'eijt. Hold by all Druggist* nn-.l
Shoe Stores, 25*. Sample sent I Hl'.E. \1
dtejs. Allen K OlmaU'd, I.eltoy. N. V.
t(>nlcK I line
i he Memphis. Tor.n. Scimitar of April 2?lli
that the Seaboard Air Lino and the
Nn.-liville, 1 hattaoooHii .V St. J.ouls rallrcr.d
I roiu'ht into Memptits yesterday t-.vo cars of
freight uiil- h ha.l mii'l" an actual running
tl::.e i f four and one-half dnya frr.jn New
^(1[? This t- the fastest time made up to
date in thts city t'V a rail and water line, and
i-t el.>0 to the 11:110 rondo by tln< mi rail lines.
I none of which run it in less than four day.-.
?uiirrsirOTTrrrrerTSisr?
llcat CoukIi Hyrup. T*M?<w Good. I f
In Unto. Pold by riruggUU.
The Indian statement^ Just
issued shows thnt 'In the last Ss<nl
y?-nr there wns a deficit of nearly 5? 11*.
(mm11mio, owing to tlio (l^rontc in taxes
caused by the plague and famine. For
f present year, however, n surplus
"f ?l.\000.000 is est^inat^d, and for
n??xt year nearly #* much. Th? re
TiiiUjin'-e to be sent to England this
year as India's contribution to the
roytil coffers will be the highest on
record.
A "UgblQlng Change" Artist.
As I 1 ay bUcU bed on tho bank at the
foot of a great maple I saw a weasel
run along in the lti u-.li fnnr Rome (ti?
tanco a way. A lew shrouds later lie
was staii'ling 'oil the exposed root of
Uio tree hardly a yatd from my ryes.
1 Jay motionless and c.\ aiul tied tho
beautiful creatine minutely, till sud
denly I found myself Muring at tin'
smooth greenish gray root of the maple
with no weasel in bight Judging from
my own experience, I should way that
(his Is the usual termination of any
chance observation of eider weasH.s
or miuks.
Occasionally they may bo seen to
dart into the brushes or behind soinu
log or projecting plank, but mueb moro
frt'(|uently they vanish with a sudden
ness that defies the keenest c.vieslght.
In all probability this vanisiiiilg Is
Uifumplishod by extreme tepidity of
motion, but if this Is the casA then the
tni?ltlire*".si^r?HI(ls in doing something
Utterly Impossibly to any other warm
blooded animal nt i's nine, Mice,
i HUirrels, and some of the smaller birds
arc all of them swift enough at. times,
but except in the case of the humming
bird none of them succeed in accom
plishing the result achieved by the
weasels ? W. 10. ( rani, in Appleton'n
Popular Scientilh; Monthly.
Signaling tor Practice.
The Captain had not been long mar
ried when he was ordered into camp.
'I he long expected < all had come at
last. To be sure, the camp was In
plain sight of the Captain's residence,
whieh was roiuc" mitigation of the
hardship, but tljen it was still a separ
ation; and to lighten this terrible con
dition it was arranged that the be
reaved husband and wife should sig
nal to ?a< h other often with haudker
< hiefs. It was ou the second day that
the young wife was seated on tho
porch reading.
"Tell me. .lane,' she said, "is Arthur
Mill signalling';"
"Yes, ma'am," answered the maid.
"Then keep waving your handker
chief. I want to finish this novel."
At the same moment in camp an of
licer from an adjoining company
??topped up to the Captain.
"I say, old man," he asked, "why do
you keep that man out (here all day
waving a handkerchief?"
"()h. It's merely n bit of signal code
practice for him." he answered.-Ciu
< intuiti Ktnptircr.
THE EXCELLENCE OF SYRUP OfrFIGS
is duo not only to the originality and
(simplicity of the combination, but also
to the care and skill with which it is
manufactured hy scientific processes
known tot ho Cai ifohnia Fio Svhup
Co. only, and we wish to impress upon
all the importance of purchasing 'he
truo and original remedy. At> the
genuine Syrup of Figs is manufactured
by tho CAMPOItNIA Fio Svnup Co.
only, a knowledge uf that fact will
a .si-^t one in avoiding tho worthless
imitations manufactured by other par
ties. The high standing of the Cam
roit.Nl \ Fio S'YKVP Co. with the mcdi
eni profession,' and the satisfaction
which the genuine Syrup of Figs has
given to millions ot families, makes
the name of the Company ? guaranty
of the exeeilenco of it.s remedy. It js
far in advance of all other laxatives,
us it acts on the kidneys* liver and
bowels without irritating or weaken
ing them, and it does not gripe nor
nauseate. In order to get its benellcial
effects, please remember the name of
the Company ?
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SAN FIIANCISCO. Cal.
LOI'ISTILLE. Kv. KliiV VUUK, N. V.
THR
Spalding
OFFICIAL
League
Ball
IMb^only official b.ill
o! tlie Mtiiotinl
l.cti ui< unit lutiv l'f
usn . i i nil u line".
I n, h l.all ?arrant'-'!
AI C'I'I'T NO Sl'liS'l I ri TJ s.
! I ? (Ic?lfr mil carry H|'u1<Uiik's iittilotir
(it ils in M'lnl yi.nr 11:11110 ai??t u-Mress ??>
r- ?iul li.'i. toe J li r a copy tl our lii?nil-<?jii??ly
li'ill' !l ll'dl i S? tli'^IIB.
A. C. SPALDING A BROS..
\c? \ im U. Uonvrr. (Iilrotn
Golden
of Miss Popu
lar Esteem and
Mr. Aycr's
Sarsapanlla.
Fifty years of
happiness,
fifty years of
doing good.
The only Sar
saparillainthe
world that
ever celebrat
ed its fiftieth
annive rsary
and is doing it
today with no
signsof decay.
Its mission is
to cure and
to help. No
wonder it has fifty happy years back of it.
Get j bottle today of
Sarsaparilla
[vhich imdc Sarsaparilla famous]
.An. Dst'or.isTs Sri f. Ayer's Sarsaparilla. $1.00 a Bottlf.
An I x:r j Session of Congress.
Washington*,, 1). C. Special.?Thero I
is a growing belief among prominent j
members of Congress that the I'rosi* j
dent will call Congress to meet ia ex- ;
traordianry session this '/all, probably ;
early in October. Tbe <i?ie?tions which
will come leforo the next Congress for j
nettlemout, including as thoy do every- !
thin*; growing out of our pofcressions [
acquired as a rosult of tho war with
Spain and tho genoral legislation, in
cluding that relating to cnrrency re
form. the Nicarsguan Canal, merchant
marine, etc.. aro of such great import
ance that the Prosident is inclined to
regard it as advisable thft Congress
fthonld meet earlier than tbe regular
session in December, in order to gel
the work nnder way. _ _
$3,000 DEPOSIT
TO ICKI>EKM Ol-'R
GUARANTEE OF POSITIONS.
It. K. Knre I'mM. Arliml Itualneaa. Fre?
Tuition touiic of rnch ec* in every county of
your et/ito. H'ltJTK QVICK to
oa.-ala. bus. coLLbae.nacon.a*.
USE CERTAIN CORN CUReT
THE COUPER MARBLE WORKS,
Kstabllshett 50 Yinri
159 163 Bank St.. ? hOKI OL1?, VA.
?.urgent Mock la ItioMouthf
Low j>ric?a quoted on Monument*,
(JrHVOKtOQCA. Etc., In Marble o|
Or*uit?- <tolivt>r>'il at any Houthcrii
bolnt. W||i?? fur Uluatratod Catalog.
No. 13, it I* fret} mid a?ve money.
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Admiral Cainara trot in lil<< Inning at
last. .'i 11 (1 canio out victorious. In aa
Intiner tlio Kal' iL'h at tiilualtar Ik* firo^
;in ?'(|ii;iI number of jrnns >vifh tin*
AtiMM'icalis. ;tini finally sailed off uivJrn
tin* Stai s and Si ri|i;*.s.
Massjo'ni^'tts has found its law
av:ain>< s{MUi:iu In stivH cars so ??f
fvrtivc* that it lias extended the
prohibitIon ti> oilier public vehiolvs
tind plarcs.
98
o
I In: above ilzures toll a remarkable
st ??i \; they rcpretent alni"?>t exactly tho
poiccutme of cures mado by
RHEUMACIDE!
tlm wonderful new cnnstl' uHo'tal euro
or It II Kl- V. AT ISM. lh. other 21> - r cent.
wiT' ii' tcurab e, or lMf i\ to tnkc medi
ci'iv according to <1 irdWioiif1. 'I h"UMinds
have been cured. In view of the fact t hut
many physicwuib ttiink that rhi umatUm
is i no > i a i?l-. a ml that niosi reined l> t ail.
it mu fet be true that 1! II Kl" .M A< 'I I ?E is
the greatest int die?l dimOvcry oi t he ace.
Particulars and testlieonial* of many'
well known people sent lice t<> -ill apj 1'
cants. Manufactured by
THE B0BB1TT DKUO CO.. IttlclKb. N. (\
bold by Urugjf'sts gcnera'ly it JI.O)
per bottle.
Hartford anil Vedette
HEW MODELS FOR 1899.
Columbia Bevel-Gear Ghainlcss, S75
Columbia Chain Wheels, . . 50
Hartfords, 35
Vedettes, .... $25, 26
A s It any'Co I ii in bin <tr tiler
for < alulotfiic, Hooklol!),
Folder*, ??(<*., or arilc lo
iii, cnrloMiiK 'i-coiit n|)i:ii|>.
POPE MFG. CO.,
HARTFORD, CONN.
And t?tt l">v f'KI'E*. I.nrr" MO-U. Ali?o
1*1 IT. VAI.\ I S iiiul K I 'I 'I 1 ><? S. KN
f;| > J; s, |; i) I 1.1; Its. >1 I l.I.S itixl 1! f.VA I Its.
Lombard Iron Works & Supply Co.,
A CO CUT A, OA. r
onnc 1TIIK VHI'ltK feocUorn
lliflld ' irrv|.?r? It Dro*.. IJ<>
ACCUTCt l.avo *oinrtnlng tlmt will intrrcst
utn I O ? n new way of Intx-lluK fruit |?ro
*crvck' 1 be Housewlfo'n best frtcnd. Send u*
15 c<>nt* for an AKdil't outfit. AiMrtsj,
MELEV rinclnnnll O.
rtTANTED?f*?<? of had haalth that IH IkA NH
?? will not Kp;ifl 4 eta to Obeinlral
Co.. MawYjrk, f<?? lo tut! looo '??*' linrtMiU.
NOTK'B \Vhfn roil wrlif aitrrrtlur rklnlly
roeniUtailil* |iipi>? I^qJii uhinln l>c*t irraN
went ?MT??or in. S I'U.
8 to 15, 00c. trt *1 fft per ??>'
wfaviih. $1.00 ( h?r??-<i fi
rctchcr? 3c. Circular frcr. Ag
aut?d. Fulton Hipply < ?.. Co*
HDHDC Vnf.wdiscovery: n-?
%J ?? m O V r.u|.-.kr?li*f an"! co-?? wwit
cami. Bo?k of ta?tui>onial?an<1 lOdma' treatmpot
Fre*. Dr. ? ? ? tIttN'l IONS. Bi.i O, Atlanta Oy
mDR- MOFFETT S ? Regol
TeethinAi
? teethim powers Ali^
Aids Digestion,
Regulates the Bowels,
Makes TeitUiog East.
?ef
ifllNA Relieves the
Bowel Troubles of
CWMrea of Any Age.
TEETWHIS POWDERS
To cure, or momjt reAudtd by your mtrolwaVM wkj aot tnr tit Mm 0Oe.