The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 23, 1899, Image 4
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That Picture fainted of the New
England People
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BY ONE OF THEIR PREACHERS
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W ho TclU thv' ?<?(>'Hs !?>!*> Ilow
Wicked anJ Uteris lU |?i ,iv :d lliev Ap
pear.
"Ill fitrt-H the land, 1 ? hastening ills ft
prey.
Wlicto wealth accuiunlnl?? in..I men
docay."
How doth history repent ib<elt. If
OoldHinith lit* I Imv.- !in ? I t ? our tiny
ho "tyiglit have written tlr^n linn
aboiirNew 11u11111 I Wui th< i <? ovi i
mich u ftad and |???? t-?I pielmo drawn of
any people iih tlnit" N?? w I nghiiiil
picacher )mn drawn <>t the country
pooplo of Mat-inchuai'tts iijl'1 hnM J?111?
lifdicd in tho Arena. We \\< mlcr that
tho editor of (hut high toned m igiciri'
Would dlU'O to O\poi?'t till ?I ??!* Ii\l tl H IH
of tho I'u'itiii.H iii nil tlit-1r h'c.leftu
deformity and t<? broadcast it nmon>
tho oiti'/eiiH of ?-ii 111 ? r ti I I:.i In I In
?tory of 1 hoir <l< -gi o.lal i m j? h^ sic illy
in worno than whiit wo nnd about ol
tho goitre (I i h 111 < * I s oi Sivit/.rj luiol
Hix 11 iigera <>ii ( inli hand , six
tOOH Oil inch fen.I, rri.i-n e\ I'M,
hare lij'f, club fort. miil'lo ?? In>|.
Ill 11 U'M. dsVI'.llH it lid idiots tiecUl In be
common in every mml ? inmni?i? v
Hut tho (legem racy no'i ally i > ?-? t ? I?
wor?t! for thiii pi t uchor (>ii\it w ?*??!?
there in it ({lith? < ii i; Imm ii i^. h Im<> 11:
toW IIH III Ii Cattle rlMiH or otlu-r nttino
tiou yon will no II? wicked u throng o'
human creature * n-i i w r gut lured at
WhitO Chapel or tlr> Five I'ow Is, ami
that tho pUIIH OI' } > I I r ol:H t >111 i t for
drunken MlWilirN till' 1! 111' 11 bo'oro
o'clock in tho in< rMnj; un? I I li< *;o h<??? I
luniH iiiHult every woman I hoy hum t,
and whon night cornea I <<lli mi n mi i
wotueii revel in tin! wild orgie-i of a
l>roiniHouonH dinoe \ ml y?-1 nine of
Hioho Boston odilofM iirr Mill crying
**8top thief!" to dn-tr u t ) ublie alt?n
tiou from their own f-lninir. ?>ii<m I
foro I loivii alluded I" Mi. tftetrton'a
statement that tlui mat riagc rchit ion in
MaHBiichilHi'tlH i.m nlmo t a nullity, and
that acparatiomi aro i>i<*r?? A'ominoii
tbun legal divorce*. \..t bjmg Mnoe
aliothvr Now Kngbtiwl writer astound
cd tho public I>y ?1 ???!?? r111;* that in
many townu and v i 11 ?* tln? mniid of
tho Habbath lu ll whh ui vi r hcnd, nor
tho church door ever opt m d and re
li^itin wan K"'"K lapiilly itilo diKti^c
?lUil jnnoonotni donioiode.
What lloi'H all tli in in in ii? I' a.-i tin1
Almighty <i. d tnrni'd Mm buck upon
that liiHtoric ground and ?.?iv? n 111? ?
ilovil frco ri ign ovi r it > pi opi- V Him
it bonio to thi" 111'iI u iiiii'i w ho pi r ii/hi s
liolinosn or Kiini'litiouiioni i.h l\M hid
with tar and font In 1 s un 1 jnado lo l< uvi
tho country. I' a m i-ro oonunits an
outrngo in that on.-< holy bin 1 dm '< it
tako guard* atid policn m.d tin- militia
to koop t ho mob oft <? f bitn'.' \nd yet
tho Hobtoii '1'raiiHi'i ipr iuil Imt (? coryin
ih Bcvoral gcocration.-i 1>. bind Nfw I'm,"
land inrolinoiU^nt and nior i!h. "IIow hi?>
tho mighty billon!" WI ii n wo !lnd that
iu The Arena a tpronohrr h hIIowciI to
t?ko for Inn to\i), " I liu I 'im-i in racy
mid Decay of Knrid \<w I ngliii^l."
Their conditio!/ ih amH/io,", pMtlf
holploHH. Tt.o land of \\ < liMtrr.t li|
I'icrco and Huwlhorno ia now]
hantcning ill.sa pn y." for n* woali
cumulatCH in Tin^ton iiim ib cav uioiind
it. Tliia proiiohor mivk "tin- innlM aro
built, but the farina aro nil mortgaged.*'
Then, what Will In come of the fin tory
girln Whon tho mill" aro oil moved unnth
to tbo Cotton, wlii ro tin y nro iddiged
to conic Or-..,elon<- Not long ago 1
traveled with my good tro n.l, ( nllo
wftv, of 'l'hc Macon i eb graph, and lie
talked in rapt lire* about ii now book
an Knglinhiiiiiii H history of th?? I iiit<>d
Htatea. IV rev dreg bios wiilleti two
?olumoB about n?, and it ia a masterly
production?-nothing ho thorough, ho
philosophic, bo jil't to all tin' lactorn,
obi ICogland, New Kngbind ntid the
iiouth, lifts ever bee-n written. I Ii"
author i? an Kiigliidmian, a noted
traveler, a t el .?}:ir b!"*i toio d, tin
projudici'd and ii < ? ?.t it'iliung an
eauley. I ^ ' ' to III. him-nd for it to
the Kvor. tt W ad lev <'ompatiy. who
ptibli^h* d t In \ ijn-11? ? 111 ? <i 11 lolI, lltld
eagerly have I p< i? u-< ?I n nd ? nj. ed i t.
Thia edit ion i.u . an a 'luiiiibb* preface
by (Jeneral \\ i?>le ll'imj ton. I I.im I ?n>U
ih two compn h'ii^:v? '.->i tin ichools,
but f v cry iihi:i ot le: -'i r<' -' ? ? i! ? 1 h i vc a
Copy in his lii ii- c to f< e 1 upon - to
feed mind ari l mein-Tv. m I be .xtali
lifdied in the fnitli "1 ? i f'.'it 'of from
my in m o ?t In 'O t. t t * t ; t; H Mr < ireg
for writing ll.M I i. i \ wl ib? I i-till
live, for I fee! t '-n ut ? ? ? ? h i. > ?
tii .
'lite,
"to
ill'
I>een vimlicntr l i v [?. . ti r
Kvcrv I?????? I I-, r ' >rt, n- I ? h it
portion iitx.ut '??II ? :. ij .* sir i.h.l tlx
mi l '????? j i? ? iin<
?<?utheru f-j i:it 1 'in \? :1u \ .u mi 1 u
fee I in k ?>f tin: i? ? 1 | i ': < r- \ t v?> 1 in
tllO MHltll' Cl I'll i'l, \ . - l! tlln'u. -t (in
feel ?'hl in i<ii 1 *
Here it; in:<>!}r r : !; : i. ?( t he ituIh<>r
han jilht ?e; t : . ! ?? i ? ? h Ihr i.iril. ! t*
? ittle. in " I !,i < . i ?: t i.I - t ti A^*?i ir-t
the North,' ty !{???:. I .. I . 'irmly, n
cultured '?oil 'ti Ni'fi1. < Mti'lirni nn? I
late n ii)etnl>(T ? ?'" i i'?i *- ,p i?' 111 t!w?t
"late ? oirl ii i-. 'if il i-i' vi.t< run of
four venrh' m-Hh r - i \ :ce I linvc
< i iilv lull tin.. to ' .: ? < v r if s I'd ii
lent:', I'llt In v ? ? r< .1 I !.???: h :?> 1; now
thai :t will I' ? utio'h r \ ilti iMc eiue-i
tor iu o*)r hi..! ! ! ? -t il?li^)i
tho truth in the inn ?!- ? ! <? ir voting
people. Tin loiij.' h.i-ith i
tnnkiDR her imn lit-r.it ir< now, thank
the I/or<l for 11 i- in?*? ???? !? H?-rr ??? >t
beautiful iittio I !: < ! p>.? i;.? l?y Kev.
E. A. Winfranl. i f C<! :iui ?<. S
My frieml, K. A. \ il!, <?( J no New
berry News, puMi.-ln I it nrnl pent u
copy to me. I lit- 1- :th- ran pruueher
la no mere rhymer; he i* n true poet,
Mid iniiijy of Iiih jioeiii'* ure lis per K i t
geoi an ever lluvi.e or i'unro-1 wiote;
lone of them remind onu of (ovtpcf
?ad QohUiuttb. Tney ?r?) n- ini?l?r
?od Irno m cliiRhie. Tho veiaos "No
croa*, do crown," are e\<|uit>ite, nr,<l no
?re the line? in Diemortam of Wmmo
Ditie.
And hero I have some nil inherit of
The Midland Monthly, of ht. L.iiiih,
thai ie ad admirable iu?t!??\uci ami
one entirely fnir and jnwt to thn/^outh,
My fried, .lii'nj^tniii I! (ir#? n, of
w?a ?ent on a secret miadou t:?
Cab# end 8t. Domingo, in 18-lft, i r
President Taylor, and recently he
wrote a truthful ami very in?truetiv?
article containing Ins observations of
tho people oapcclftly tho conlliot bo
tween tho white and negro race8 iu
thoao ihlniulH. Thiaakctch waa declined
by every northern magazine of repub
lican illhtilieta declined bOCIlUHO 11M
com-hudon <ii< 1 not tally with repubit
can policy; but it waa promptly ao
copied by tho Mill html Monthly, and
Mr. Orotu adviaea our people to con
tribute to it uml patronize it. Mr.
Ureen, (l well know u Melon of that very
notable and rvblo gentleman Dulf
(Srecn, in hiuiKclf one of tho inoht
learmd uml reliable writura of tho
Mouth Thon there ih our own Thomaa
NCIhoii I'ugr, whoHo "lied Itock" Iium
awakened tho couacrvativo pooplu of
tho north, unci thoy declare with aoine
signs of repentance thftt thoy did not
know; thoy did not dream that tho
south hh? ho *hatuefolly and cruelly
hiu iahMcil iu reconatruction day*. May
I>?? they will apologi/o before long.
Ych, wo urn riiiing up again to the
front, and will yetfullill Albion Tour
gen'a prediction. h>r ho i-aya in hi?
' T'ool'a Krrand," "tho ninth eontroll
rd and doiniiiatod the iiutioual govern
ment for lifty voara, and if our people |
continue to worship money us their
(Sod, the south wiil before udothir
lull! century control ami dominate it
<iiii. " The north, like lliirif^u, mi-cm,
Mordecai titling at tho gate, And in
iitihappy, and now her only hope if
that there ia a u ggor in the woodpile
who will Homo day break out and
drench our land with blood. Let the
north beware and let ua alone, for
Hainan waa hanged on tho gallows ho
'?mil for Mordocai. Wo do not fein
I lie negro, for though lie ia a political
fool, he in yet our friend.
lint I mnat bo amiable today, for it
Ik the hoveuty third annivoraary of my
oil thday I have already had forty
iiiHMra aiid a Jiiindreil good wishes, and
there aro more to come. My wife
kihaed me early -kissed mo lirat and
\\ 1111 a Coll j II gal H In I le * '' ^ Oil ill II at 1 i \ t
on and on iim long aa you can, for I
don't know how wo would get alone
w ithout volt. ' I don t elthel, and ao,
like a petitioned soldier, I keep living
oil
I line cuta dow u .ill,
I?ot li grcat plid small,
llxcept a pensioned soldier.
Wo had a big dining today with
eighteen of the tainll.V at the feuat, and
the inriiii waa an old faahioued dinner,
with iee cream and talk and hilarity
for deaaert. I hey drank a cold wntei
toast to my longevity bill Arp, iu
Mlai.ta ('oiibtitution
\H I M V CKOi? IU I I I IIV
l.\fl elites ul Ileal allJ Miinn iiljl Cold Willi
^ lienor,il Rain lull.
1 he Week ending Monday, dune 1
iviiH inteiiHely hot dining the tirat four
.lava and abnormally cool the remain
der of the wei k Tho extreme mini
ilium waa 10.',, and the minimum ?>.J
ll'g ret a
I lie rainfall was general on the H'?
17th, and in placea heavy. I lie week h
rainlall i-v?ved< 1 four inches at black
vilie, and over three niche.; at a mini
i of points. with few placea only
ill it had has than an in<jj|. ot' lain
i Is er yl.e greater portion State,
it cam A in the form of a gentle aoakuig
lain.
I he extreme boat and dryneaa of the
eatlv part ot the week were iletri
rni ntnl tr> tin development of all crops
e\ei pt cotton, and onused lntlsh miller
ing among workmen and annnala in
prosecuting the eultivation of field
er. pi, but the cooler weather and gen
??rally copious rainfall of tho cloao ot
me week have changcd the condition-*
materially for the better.
< 'otton made rapid growth during
the week following the raiuH of hist
week and the high temperature,- fa
voi able weather conditions for it.
I he carlv planted has excellent rtaiob
.in.I is fruiting well, ami soino is
blooming. I jato planted Inn ueither
k.ood standi nor Huurtonable hi/.o. Sea
Ulaml cotton n very promising.
(traaMhoppera are eating cotton just
..lining up in the extreme weateri.
i'iiII titles .
The e.uidition of corn wan improved
I,v teceifiug the niuoli needed mo?a
t ire, an t by the drop ill temperature
i )ld 4N.ru i? in uilk and tausol, and in
|? ing laid by. Iu the Hoiitheaatern
eo'.intiea moiih1 tNirii waa ruined b\ the
diought W ire or bud worma con
i nine to .h-Htroy corn in a few counties.
\ f, w hicitliticH report the crop very
I >r> >ui i*i ng
Tobneeo win greatly improved b\
tin- riitiH, but it baa poor ht -nidi*, and
Ion be. n M-riomly injured by wonin1
iri M irion; tianaplantiug J'lt liniahe>l
in Vwberrv, conteiupbited a.Teage
I in I >;irli ngtoii. l opping Iihh
l.egu >i.
.1 imu' rii'c about all plante.l. 1 In
cr.-p H genera!ly doing well, but cuter
pdlara i-ontinne t" lntvat it in locali
tieH.
Wti. it nn.I oats threshing well un
!,.jwnv. ^ laid of wheat below tin
aver igt>, W illie " ?ts are very poor gen
c* r h 11 v.
I'asturen have ntarti'd new growth
Mil Mia bearing and growing well
Wild berry crop very poor I e>?? be
ii.g ??,.wn oil atubble lamla ami wi??
4',>ru..- Caucaml Horghum vary 'u cou
dition aecoidiny to previous rainfall
.SraRK fattened cattle now oeitig mar
k- te.l
"I In 1 Minister'*" Ctmrrh
Tlie An.'! T,? 11r rhur.'h at Kirrlemtlll
(Tlirnills>, Scni!;inil. made famous l>>
.1 \! l?arric. .-v- nis. to have fallen upor
evil days. William (' Conn. the "III
tli* minister," has resigned heeause fix
uiilt r m. inl)oi;> of his congregation said
h<- was." loo hro:nl having preacl.ec.
in the pulpits of other denomination^
Although tho presbytery acquitted hiir
of nil blan.e, Mr. Colin could not b*
persuaded to remain. There are, bj
the t^ay. only twenty-seven churchef
in Scotland and two in Ireland which
are now hu haded in the 'Synod ,,i
I'nltrd Original Peceders," a fact
whl<h reminds the Philadelphia Prest
of ?h<? reply made by an old Scot whcc
asked after the welfare of his church
"Weel," he said, "ye kon 't this way;
first, there were a hunne***^' us
Then there wa.s a schisrri an' tha* Jefi
hnt fifty. An' then there was a hores>
trial which took awa' twenty-five
Then a deesruption left only my broth
er Donald an' myself an' I have sal'
??ou*'" o' Dor ?'d" toxy."
eV-PRODt'CTS 01 MPAT PACKFR&.
J lit Lie & (o Which the I'oruuf tt
the Steer i? Pur
'J lift ji i cat t'hlengo packing hoi^sa
g?? t u great deal more money f<?t tlio
by products In< (denial to the tilling .
yf ti steer than the meat seiin for. tin
the average the ment mml It* nun
pounds bring IHO, while th?* by-pro
ducts bring at V'holesale >?">*. The
latter sum Is roughly mtulf up a^'ful
low*: IIklo, horns, hoofs and haii\ $2.%;
faVv blood, sinews and bones, $1>'?. !
miscellaneous other waste*, $ir>.
It ts only in the largo and well ap
pointed Klalighler houses that tin- full |
value of the animals dm!) with can be 1
realised, nod the*.* become fa?'torle* j
for a great nmiiy products, beside* :
llmliug Hie proper and most profitable,
markets f?>r each of t to* raw products j
Into w !ii< li they separate the animal*
Nothing i? allowed to go to waste,
and tfii years itgo one of I ho largest
butchers iu this city declared tliat tho
Chicago packers w^n* pitying the en
tire rust of slaughtering cattle out of
w hat tit" butchers hero w ere paying
to have carted away Hides, horns,
J^oo^s and hair have had their markets
for ninny yearn and their \aluu in
Creases Kteadil.v. This is particularly
lint* <>f horns. for the practice of de
, horning cattle has become so general
ihat it. otn> great Chicago packing
house it was found during a two year j
fount that the returns only showed
..lie horn to e\ery throe bullocks.
| Horns nr.' now worth about $1M) a
| din The hides go to the tanner, the
hair for mixing mortar. The tails
hin t go with the hide*. Mown at tho
tip Is smiie long hull', and this Is Hold
iu be turned into curled hair for up
bolstering.
If the hoofs are pure white they have
;i peculiar value They are sent to
China tor Jewelry making. Thomi
which are striped, black or damaged
l?u into the kettle to he boiled for glue
and i lie residue made'into hoot meal,
i valuable fertilizer. In fact, every
thing which Is not used for other pur
poses Is nt Inst turned into some form
?f fertilizer, even to the tankage water
In which the cuamext of the refuse is
hulled to extract Its fats The coarse
hones are either carbonized and sold
for -uu.'ii rellners' uho or turned into
I'ertilr/.ei'H, and the blood Is mostly
dried and turned into another aid to
mricul t ill'". Some of the blood is sold
n liquid form to sugar rellneries. hut
?lot a great deal. The white bones
ill table for Knife handles and such
imposes bring from $70 to ?>'M) a toil
md go mostly to (iermany.
The itiaiu parts o! the animal as
ihey are sent to markets are carefully
trimmed, but there is no piece of good
neat but has its market Tongues
i in I tails are regular articles of com
ii'iio, and even tho meat from the
he??ks is added to the supply for sail
ages and the lips ale cut oft' and
lickeh-d. Knch character --r fat U
eparatcd from 111?? others and finally
lie.se are marketed in the various
irins of neat's fout oil, uleu oil, tallow*
uid htenrlne and uleuiuurgei inc. He
fore the horns are sold the pith Is
?xtla.'ted I'll in them ami the tlliest
^fade of gela ine is obtained from the
pith.
The sinews are all separated to he
used for clue st..< k. the bladders arc
<uld I'm holding snuff and the greater
tart of the intestines are used for
,;insai;e casing:.*. Parts uf these have,
'luwever a special use and value, and
?ire sohi separately t<> be made up into
-uldhealers sUins. The lining of the
vimlplpe is also uf particular value,
a im: used for a fancy sausage casing
tud iiNn fur a lining for pipes, through
?vhi? h beer Is passed In breweries,
llcef extract, pepsin and ninny other
i hiugs are made In some of the biggest
h'.u
A new usr> has recently been dls
?(.ven d for the contents of the paunch,
winch until lately had to be thrown
i w a v. It has been discovered that a
.mud quality of cardboard can be made
.f it and is now being saved for that
(im pose. < >1 course, the large receipts
from these by products are not all pro
it. but there Is a manufacturer's prolit
.nade out of each of ihem which
sj-'uregates a handsome sum. and till
if tiiis help- to keep down the price
if the fresh meats io Hie consumer.?
New Vorl, Sun
W cn Ducllluj l? ? Crime.
Two street porters III Itiillll, tier
many. g. t into a row* lately, and. In
stead of piiliehiug each other's heads,
were persuaded to tight a duel "under
severe conditions." They were sn ip
ped to the vvabt. blindfolded, ami
-tMil..I with revolvers One shut was
to be tiled at tiftecti paces, hihidfohlod;
?h'Mi tile c?.inhalants were to raise the
bandage, advance to ten paces dis
fa me. and tire again. Twu rounds
were tiled in this way without damage
to anv otic, not e\eti I lie four seconds.
I'hc latier then decided that honor was
satMnd \ 11 i lie parties t.< the affair
l,l\e h. .11 alTeSled the aUthullllcS
iippaien11v i cing ftiriou* .'it lie* ridi- j
ule brought Upon ,duetlUiL' by the luw J
rank ef the .onibatantj
TV.ere :ir ? over 'JO0 brands <?r w;rie
nroilu?'< 'I r*rj:u'? hut more w ine i s
Iran', in Kngland than in I'rant e. and
'? nd'Ul i1- 'he gr.-aiest wliic market in
the vvcrhl.
\ Slier,.Ian Me ' photographer m.W
he has dis. ..veiv.l ;. p:"cc^ b\ means
,)? u hid. .1 proof ..f a phutugraph ma>
i.. tai?eii v. ithin a few moments after
"Better Be Wise
Than Rich."
Wise peopfe .ire aLso rich Tvhtn ihe\>
knorv .t per fed remedy for aII AKnayir.g
aisc.ises of the blood, kidneys. Ih'er And
barrels. It is I/otxfs SarsapAritlA, which
is perfect m Us Action ? so regul.ites tht
en!-re system ,t.< to hnng vnporov* health.
3fccd6 SwiMilwhiffa
rJUiJ
fan we xvonilor that <:iiper*MflAH Js ft
control II ok f&rco among the ignorant
when |>r?imlM?. clairvoyant* nn<l for
tune-teller^ find enough of It among
the ho cnllml Hlitcalcil cla**ea- the
wealthy and refined- to make their
nhallow ?|uaokerlea a trnthful ?onree
of revenue nn?l tticifl'M'lTe* yometlnW
the pet* of "?Odflr?" the /New
Va'V U'orlt!
HOW
m she
LOOKS
f'oor clothes cannot make
you look old. Pven pale
checks won't do it.
Your household cares may
be heavy and disappoint
ments may he deep, hut
they cannot make you look
old.
One thing does it and
never foils.
It is impossible to look
young with the color of
seventy years in your hair.
permanently postpones the
tell-tale signs of age. Used
according to directions it
gradually brings back the
color of youth. At fifty your
hair may look as it did at
fifteen. It thickens the hair
also; stops it from falling
out; and cleanses the scalp
from dandruff. Shall we
send you our book on the
Hair and its Diseases?
1
Thtt Bmmf Advlom Fr?a.
If you do >!.'? oMnln all tho
fltl you expi-:te<l from th? hup of
fnn \ Igor, w: u? ttio dootor about It
i'rnbatily then- Is noma difficult
OH it T
with your t:*n?ral ?v?t?tn wlilr-h
niit* l>s omlly rriiiOTau. 4<lilr?*n,
Ml. J. C. AVEIl, l.owttll, Mass.
fxp.nshc Plovers*
A French contemporary grumhloH Jmv
cfliiKc, owing to llit' KTcediness of tlio
Kni;lish. |?l<? \ egg's cost cents
apiece in Paris. Hut I In; complaint
need not Ik* liiKi-n seriously, its the
same aiitlioritv ipmtes SI per cut; as
the price current hi London. asserting,
inorcov cr. tliiit :is mini) as S|."i wns l?l<l
for a coii| Ic of spc< iincns recently. On
the ('outllietit i he eg^s of tlic plover
are not l?y :m.\ ' h'.-mis ?-.i highly appre
ciated :is with us. The hue l'rinee
ltisinarck, however. was particular)y
fnii'l of ilieni. ami his admirers m<cd
to send tlietn t<> lulu 1 >y the thousand
from the plains of North t ieriuany.?
I ? >ndon <'hronicV.
'I lio Modorn Mt lliotf.
an awful thing not to know
where one's next meal Is coming
front." "Yes. hut a good many of us
married men arc experiencing It since
the grocery -uorea Rot advertising hat
gain sales "? Indianapolis Journal.
Ail ExiH'lleiit Combination.
Tito pleasant method ami beneficial
pfYeela <>f tin* well known remedy.
S v in * P ok lius, manufactured by I he
f' \ i.i kokni a Kio Svni'p Co., illustrate
the value of obtaining the liquid laxa
live principles of plants Known to lie
mcdicinaiiy laxative and presenting
them in the form most refreshing to tlie
t:iste and acecptublo to t li?? system. It
is the one perfect strengthening laxa
tive, cleansing the system effectually,
dispel 1 ing colds, headaehes and fevers
gently yet promptly and enabling one
to overcome habitual constipation per
manently. Its per/oct freedom from
every objectionable quality and sub
stance. and its acting on the kidneys,
liver and bowels, without weakening
or irritating them, make it the ideal
la xat i ve.
in the proeess of manufacturing figs
are used, as they are pleasant to the
taste, but tin* medicinal qualities of the
remedy are obtained from senna and
other 11 nana tie plants, by n method
known to the Cai.ifokma T'io Svki'p
Co. only. In order t<> get its bencticial
effects and to avoid imitations, please
remember the full name of tti< Company
printed on the front of everv package.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO,
KAN FRANCISCO. CAL.
I.OUI8VTI.I.E. KY. NKW VORK, K T.
l;ot ?ale l?y *'? l>fUKKi*tn. ? I'rler 5<)c. per Ik.IIW*
V-. / ,1*) I hr EREE i
r ' f t // Scholarship ?
PO SIT IO N'SGU A R A N T R E D.
Km'ron'l Knr<> I'nl'l
ACTUAL BUSINESS TAUGHT '
opoit all > 'ar t > Vei y Ch?'?p ?*<>ar<1
< ieor^in-A In t?a mn lliis(nf?n ( ollrgr,
V(7<v>n. Ijeorffin
The Wheelwright In Colonial Flmfl
la New Hampshire in earlv days a
wheelwright whs not a man who made ?
wagon wheels, but one who made spin-!
nine wheels. Often he carried them ?
around in the country on horseback j
selling ihem. Spinning wheels would ?
seem elnniwy for horse carriage,
but they were not s?*t up, and several '
could bo cnrnpnctljr enrrled when taken
apart. A century ago one of these
u heel iv right* im?M a spinning wIih-1 for
a dollar, a clock reel for >>2 and a wool
? heel for f'_'.
I BTORIKS OF REURF.'
Two Lettm*? to Mr?. PiokJiam.
Mrs. John Wif i^i.vMs, Knglitdi .own,
i N. J., writ oh :
"Deau Mijj*. 1'inkhXm.^I cixiu.ot )>?
gin to toll you how I suffered before
taking your remedies. I was so weak
that 1 could hardly walk across the flyer
without fulling. I had woiub trouble
und such a 1 oaring down feeling ; also
buffered with Vu v back and limbs, puin
in womb, intlunViat ion of the bladder,
' piles ami indige^iun. llufuru 1 hud
taken one bottle of r>vt}la K. {'inklitun's
Vogotablo Compound I felt a great deal
better, und after taking two and one*
| half bottles and half a box *7>f your
i Liver Tills I was cured. If ruoro would
[ take your medicine they woul I not
have t<? suffer so much." *
Mrs. Johki-k Pktkuhon, 51 d East St.,
| Warren, Pa., writes:
"I)Ka11 Mm?. Pinkham:*- I have suf
ft led with womb trouhli) over fifteen
I years. I bad inflammation, enlarge*
( ment ami displacement, of the womb.
! 1 had the baekacho cpustantly, nh,o
j headache, ami \va? so dizzy. I had
heart trouble, it seemed as though my
J heart was in my throat at times ehok
i ing lue. 1 could not walk around and
j I vould not lie down, for then my heart
| would beat so fast 1 would feel as
j though I was smothering. I had to
I sit up in bed nights in order to breathe.
I watt so weak 1 could not do any
thing.
j i have now taken several bot
tles of Lydia K. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound, and used three pack
ages of Sanative Wash, and can say
I am perfectly cured. 1 do not think
I could have lived long if Mrs. rink
ham's medicine had not helped me "
FOl llTII OS J| LY KXtXIISIOMN.
I'd tlio HuuiiIi.Iii* or SmidIioio at One
and Olio Third Vnrxn for the Mound
Trip, b> tho Smbourd Air I.lne.
I'd country folks and dowu-oountry folks
end a shake-up at least odoo a year. 1 h>*
rh ike-uo niitfht as welt conic FVurth of July
as ?ny other day. Mountain folks need a
dash of eoasljle and seaside foils s need that
peculiar snioethlnp called "mountain air."
Fourth of Jlily Is kltHl of a jolly affair any
how. KvelyOody moves tum*nh?r?. The
ijiiery, li? whir# to jiot Tli? ?u*w?r In found
Iii h tfUpce at tho seaboard Air Idne system.
I From ihe waters of the C'hesapea'ko to tho
j ct atfs |tnd deop trout pools of the llltiv ItldKo.
J This railroad wilt put on sal* t'eketa pur
rliadn^o of any a?ent, July 2nd, Urd and 1th
ami u $d to roturu on or beforo July 7th. at
j one and tone third fares for the round trip.
. Floaty <>i pttopln will he (foiittf, hut such
! ample acouituuodation will ho provided t hat
; t here wllf be plenty of room for the children
l for the thole family. There will ho no
i ei ruifir'e dor exhaustion i noldent upon crowd
! Iiik for U)o.?o who t?ko their Fourt of July
! <>utins' tty tho Seaboard Air Line.
Ht'iu^tnher, the Fourth of duly < units hut
j once a year. It will never do to miss the
: on tint.
? Ihftrn'a lots of work* ahead for orange
blossom* and brldo'a roses,
flon.Jno, \V, Moore's Trip.
uttondlnu the J'reshy t* rian General
Assembly I wns taken with ?>ever?? Dysentery,
very j'alnfu'. Two duBt's Dr. King's Dyasutery
and Diurrhwa <'ordin! jjnvo mo permanent
relief. .1 *u. \V. Moonr.
Com. Mecklenburg PreihyUrj-.
Hi kwkm, i\. I>i'ss Co.. ( li:wloti?, N, C\,
maker?.
? Til.. fna(i vo fieeklt* i-? o?lt ll'tllltflK
t rouble.
Pr?a(>' Im niood l/rrp.
Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cascarets, Candy Cathar
tic clean your blood and keep it clcan, by
stirring up tlie lar.y liver aud driving all mi
purities from the bodv. liegin today to
banish pimples, boila, blotches, blackhead*,
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
Cascarets,?beauty for ten cents. All drug
gista, satisfaction guaranteed, 10c, 25c, &0c.
TALKING CLOCK.
The I nlest Endeavor to House ? l.sry Man
In the Morning;.
ijuite the newest thing in London in
timepieces is the rlock which announc
es the hour In H somewhat metallic,
but clear and distinct, voice.
It is, of course, an Ingenious combi
nation of the clock nml the talking ma
chine. tho latter acting by means of a
simple connection with the works
above. Inquiries made by a Ihiily Mail
representative of those In the trade
show that already several orders have
been received for clocks of that kind,
which, so lar, have been designed for
advertising purpose*.
A few days ago a firm in New Ox
ford street were asked to manufacture
n timeplec; <>f this description for a
linn of patent beef extract manufac
turers. The idea was to fix the clocks
In the various restaurants where the
beef -essence was Sold, so that every
quarter of an hour an automatic figure
would appear in a small doorway and
roar out encouragingly: "Now's the
time to drink our licef tea threepence
a cup," or words to thai eft'ec
For the use of the private individual
the talking clock might be employed
with considerable effect as u morning
call. If a man wanted to be awakened
at. say. 7 o'clock, all he would have to
<lo would be to fix the attachment at ;
that hour, wind up the. talking ma
chine, and retire to rest, with every
confidence of something happening. If
everything went off nicely the room at
7 A. M. would be filled with the strains I
of "Hall, smiling morn," or, in a lighter
vein. "Klse up. William Jtiley." which,
as au eye-opener, has seldom been ex
celled.
So far orders for private houses have
not lieen extensive, but the general
opinion among members of the trade
flint tho cuckoo and the trumpeter
and the picolo solo and the ornamental
chime and bells will soon give way to
a dock that will fife of! instrutpeutul
solos and funny stories whenever any
one presses a button.
As a stimulant to ihe sleepy hand
maiden of the suburbs, a contrivance
that would yell out: "Now, then, hustle
around aud get thnt lire under way!"
eleven times in rapid succession, would
l-e one of the greatest blessings be
stowed by modern science.
Soldiers returning to the TnUed
States who have served beyond the
i seas are sporting their foreign Service
: stripes proudly. This stripe, as new to
! our army as foreign serried Is to eur
[ history, is a narrow bar af I'M worn
? low down on each ileevfr?
fchci 1 bc> Svajfui Pio<t
Traveler* li? Kurope are Hunted by ,
the mllrouds to a stmill <|uantlty of |
bajfgaifO carried free, usually about j
tlftv-Klx jiunuda. laa train in Helglutn
recently two fellow \rav<-l?TK got bno
conversation and cfu|ic u|?on 'Ik- sub* j
joct of f!???? l)aKKMKf. w^en out- asked ,
leave (<> muasuye tlije> other's trunk.
The result was that tlie ?\ieatiurer ?aid: (
"Vuur trunk. I" scvoft atjd a half con
tlmotrea too long ami has uo right to
be In the compartment of free lnggnge. i
1 am a railway inspector, and must (
line yon one dollar. I'lease j,'i\e in*
yonr name ami addrei*.-1'
The propohed victim of inlspluoed
coallUence was, howe\er. otjual to Uie
occasion.
"Kindly lend me yonr measure tluit I
may satisfy myself or il>e subject.
Then, with a polite 1 .;le, "I am a
director in the Hoya Weights and
Measures Olllce. To my great regret
I notice thitt your nieasuro Is not j
stamped, 11s is rctjnlred hy law, so that, i
flrnrty, your ineasuring Is not legally ,
valid, and, secondly, It Is my painful
duty to subject you to a tine of ten
dollars. I'lease give me your uhiuo j
and address."- New York Journal. t
-Tho brunth c? ( spring ntnl tho breath of
spring onions are melting nwny.
The ltetnrn of Vro?p?rl?r
Toour G r<at Country should be demonstrated
bf song* accompanied by a Mou.kb Okoav
oh Piano. For the Aues* tuned Instrument
at the lowest price, address M. P. Mol.f.tn.
Manufacturer, llagerstown. Md.
West Point's Hoard Qf Visitor# yost.-r.lay
bojnn 1U work.
Do Your 1' ect Ache nud llurii?
Bhakn Into your idiots Allen's Jfoot-fcail*,
a pow?lor for tho foot. It wcikea flight or
X?*w r how feol Easy. Cures t orn*, Hun
ions Swollen, Hot, Callous, Aclung ami
Sweating Feet. Sold by all Imigglstw, Oro
<?(.rg and Blioe Htores, Sample sont
I liKK. Addrcsp, Allen S. Olmsted, Loltoy,
X. V.
- It's funny that with nli this boat you
cant thaw out a cold In the head.
Don't Tobacco Spit aud Smoke Yonr l ife Aoiy.
To Quit tobacco easily and forever, be_mag
netic, full of life, nervo and vigor, tulie Ko-To
Huo, the wonder-worl'er, that makes weal. mctt
strong. All druggists, 10c or *1. Cure Kiiar;in
iced DooUlet and sample free. Address
,'Jtcrllng Uemcdy Co, Chicaco or New York.
--Tho electric fan now appears to b? full
df breP7.? and sneeze.
KcieitiH l? tt?e feet.
Jn I act. tetter, rlngwoi in an<l i?U ??',1 "of
are cured l>y Tetterlne. Mr. Leo IV Mattn*.
Hun Aotoiila, Te*?a, says: <*m su''rrl!
? a violent cnxn ot ocuemnIn my l?et 1 ?'w" ' *
u,e a box of Tetterlne. Mr. Moore, oi Mm. # A
j M.-Farland. Menu li's. Twin euys 11
of a similar oiwiv'' fold at rtrtiKRlMs <0.- ?box or
| sent pot?t palrtby .VT Miup?rlne, Savn nnali, ?>u
? ?No Maude, ii<-ar, you cannot keep cool
! with a baseball "fan."
Ko-To H#c lor Fifty Cents.
j Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, rnaUes weata
men strong, blood pure. 60c,II. All drucg">ts.
?Say, really now, wouldn't you like to be
the icc man?
To t'uro t'oniitlpatlon For?T?r?
Talto C'ascorets Candv ('athartie. 10o or 25c.
If C. C. C. fall to cure, ilruKgisUi refund money.
Kven thi~ good-natured man got hot
undctr tho collar.
IMocstfl Tonr Bowels With t'usoarers.
Candv Cattiartle. cure constipation forever.
10c, 25c. If C. C. C. fall, druggists refund tt ^ney.
?Some men flud it well to harvest their
winter crop of whiskers now.
M rtt Win slow' a Soot!) tnKf-j'rupfor child ron
uVthliiK.softens the guinm reducing InHumfl
I lie n, allays pain.cures wlad colic Jm * l?otU<?
l'i?.t>'s Cure is a wonderful l^ttuxh ?udicine
--.Mrs. W. Pickkkt. Van Hlele*? and lilake
I Ave?., Kinoklyn, N. Y., Oct. SM, 1K!U.
S. K. Pohnrn, ^fK^. Clari? S'-ott. writes: "I
And llali'rt t'atiirrh Curo a valuable remedy."
, druggists sell It. 75c.
Fits permanently cured. No fUs or nervoui
re*s ? iter Arst day's use of Dr. Klln?'a Oreat
Nerve Ttestorer.f~ trial bottle and treatise fre*
l)lt. H. H. Ki.iyg. l.td..Wl Arch St. PntU. Pa.
Agents Wanted ^V^?or?rr?'^rtsna<nd>^;ni,r,s,.
I trrnis. ('. B. Anderson * Co.. %7i Kim 8t.. Dallas, lex.
iiccnl DEWEY"?^1ii'?5?'?''^
; Llrtlir UL" *- ? wantkiv oni> ?i oo.
; ot THT KRF.i:. HI|I\F> I . *111.Hi, Mtrdtlr Hldfr., < III) AMI
VnilD Heveslet], from (Jreat Buok "f
fUUfl Kat??. Know V< nr Future. Kr*? t?y
rilTIIBC mall. 3ft coot*. OENKsF.K I't Jll.lSlt
ill I Uilt 1 NO CO., Htafe St., Kochester. N. <.
CABBAGE CHEAP. $2.50
jrcu t:x iiur >?;?
f n. l>. here $2.00, L'eans $l.i5 j er bushel t'asltef.
i u4J??" sVaV*. 'srnVrJers'an't'l gitara'iitee satis
NORMAN H. BUTCH, M?gg?tt, S. C.
Akiroloxer. I reveal yotir futiir.* 2<K'. St-ntl hlrth
ilste an<l Hf-x prof. McArthtir, IIH'.'. l>anl>y, N. V.
rtcrr,*nfrT?r<l*EW BOlUHVi.
I -'UHAr.Sl ?nd onij ju
ino^coUtjpin V?*?ni Zd in tat
Sonih to awnit* building. lull' ?
>*0 Mn 8CH00',. Sehilirlr *nl
ciperrofM UtchaM, 4 of wiio.*
?je autk r? <>f v?ln?b!#book'.
Beth trttt. Ml V101T10S3.
Ill bqnnrt? br?nchM, lingUiS
?d<i lc*4emi: d?pti'.DtnU. ?
'? LKUItt UCSIHESS couu;?
SOUTH OF Id* POTulAC RIY?&. 'I'hjjA.fttDogrApbtr. C*U-iog frM,
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA. ,
fPHK Sixty-Second Soseion will open Septvui
1 Ler-f*. 18!K). l.fcturo will begin Oetoberad.
1WJ. ."Tlrdlcul Counr. four year*. Matricu
lation and tuition foea. |iV> per nes-ion. IHl?"
tnl ( onrio, tlir?v your*. SIatrlciilatioa ?n I
tuition trr>*, fAft per 'cs^ion Ph?rm*C*??t1
<n I Course, t<vo ycarf. Matriculation a ml
tuition fee?, p?r n??sion. For farther
particular#. aMdrex*. t'llItlMTOFMFft
TOTIPKIMN, HI. !?., Dean, Kichmoml.Vn.
"SSKTEAWIOW KACON ACAOEMT
( uqJhcU<I < > IUi?<To!|>ti Mac<m ? oH*g%? will
#? )Ull#l* I III thH H; < ? 111, lUllk4 Willi tttft 1p
T'1ilfr?1 SUlCl Modern ?uU>vn|t>IK,l,S HUvj a|-L>Il^
uUi-v*. ??> n.im'!ii!ii, i t-- l ? <> hiimlftnl HiJ "ilfty
dollars aiHm'h. t m wi>.k shjtii. rrlnclpM,
Why tnke
Nauseous Medicines 7
Are you suffering with
INQIGESTION ?
Are you suffering wilh
KIDNEY or BLA3UER TROUBLE ?
Aro you aubjnot to COLIC, l'LATU'
LEXCr or I'AI.XS in thd
HOW ELS ?
Do you Nutf.ir tcom RETEN TION or
HUPI'KESSIO.Y of IJ1UNE !
Do you foul L\N(iUOK,iiiul DEBIL
ITATED in tlio morning?
WOLFE'S
Aromatic Schiedam
SCHNAPPS
CURES THEfVI ALL ! ?
Pleasant to Take, Stimulating,
Diuretic, Stomachic, Absolutely Pure, i
The best KIDNEY and LIVER MEDICINE
THE WORLD M !
A
?OR SALE BY
LI WE ASK OF YOU ^<5?
Aiivitiniit in llic MACHINERY or MILL
S\ I'K'I'V I.INKisiliat yuti k'lvo iiH mi oppor
tunity to mi hi. it our prices ami mako com
pniiKoii*. \\ o ank this WcHiise wo bol'. sve we
caii iiuiko i' to \ oI It a<)vantHtfi*. Try ua.
c maku a 9|aiia 11>? of equipping I in proved
Uodcrn <?Iiiin*rlin ??i iiny i'U|tHiliy
u till I ho simple*.! oiitl lloHt I'iflii'lcnf
( Diloii 11 a 11 <11111 ?' t |>|>HraliiK In Iv\ -
ifttoiiio, isii: siHTK.n.
<'nrr< N|i.nulrii<r with 1 n lent! 1 ny p it r?
t iiuM'i* Hoih iicti. \v, ii. <;imill's At
(on i* i m , < oiiuittiin, s. i.
s. i A HUM V
I.liMt'll < 'o , (.'harlot U\ N. I'.; A. 15 I n rtpilt A f
Co., Llil , Vurk, l'a.: liable. ('otton Gin i.'o,,
HridKowiitor, Mas-.; Mrimn Mcliy. Co., Cin
cinnati, t ihlo.
ill Smith I'noumatio Suction Klc^ntin?,
Mnnlngtind Packing Hvnteni !?? the Simple."1!
and Muet Ktlklcm on tin- AInrkct: Korlv
KIkIi' Complete tiuijlfs in SonMi Carolina;
F.nch One (living Absolute saturation.
BOl I j Kli S A NI > E \(t IN ES:
Slido Valve.
Automatic and Corliss.
My I.iuht a sol Heavy 1,? ?tr I'eam Sniv Mill*
Cannot bo equalled in 1)i\h!kii. I.ilii intr y or
1 rice by Rtiv Dealer or Manufacturer In tho
i South. Write for 1'ricoB jhkI Catnlo^'ov.
i V. C. Badliam & Co.,
IJ26 Alain St.,
{ < oliiinhln, - - - - ? N,
or
FliOM
$35.00
I'pwnrtl. Write
iti-i for < hI?
'JVrtns
KASV. A?Mm?s
M. fl. WfU-ONfc.
V olu>'?bia, S C.
CIN REPAIRS
%? D SAWS, RIBS, ,
BRISTLE TWINE, BABBIT, &c.,
YOH ANY M \KK OK GIN.
I ENGINE?. BOILI-RS iiN!> PRESSES
And Hrjnii* frr nnin<>. shafting, Pulleyn,
i HvliiiiK- Jnjcctoie, l ljue. \ nlvre nt?<l Pitting*.
i LOIARI) IRON WOiiK.S k Mi'I'LV CO,
AKil'STA. <iA.
Thompson*! Ey? Wattr
If tfMrted with
?0{? iyN, QM
93 ? ? ?
The above flRurea tell a remarkable
htory; they rcprc?>?*nt Hlinnnt exactly the
l>i"iI'uutngii of curcn Dindo l?y
RHEUMACIOE!
the wonderful n*<w ronr.tUiHloti*! cur*
?or HHKl."MA'NS.M.Tht others pefccnt.
ivcr > iir.toxirab c, or failed to take roedi
o I no Hct'orillnv; to dirt-rtlour. 'Ihou^nnds
have been <;ured. I n view of tho 'HttUmt
ninny ph vploin ns f ci nk tlmt rheumatism
is lucm fthlr. hu<1 thntmofst rfim <II?h lail.
It mutt be true that HHEl'MACIDE l?
tho grcnteat mi dical discovery of tho age.
i'artlcuiar* and tegtlu.oiifaU of manr
?ol! Known people F>?nt freo to all appli
cants. Manufactured by
THC BOBBITT DRUG CO.. JUUJifh. N. C.
hi- .i by Dru|{i;!ftt* ^enoraUy at 81.0)
nor bottlv
WlLL^g
If not krpt b >
Aids Digestion,
Regulates the Bowels,
Makes Teitblng Easy.
TEETH1NA Relieves (be
Bowel Troubles of
Children of Any Age.
t m teething powders
l?ru?<U? m??? rrnt. i? V. J MOFFETT. M. ? M I - ?
TAPE
WORMS
"A Up? worm ?lgbl??a feet !??( it
!??st I'kmn on th? sr?nc aft?r my ttfklnir two
: CASCAKKTH. This I am Mire h?<. rnnsed n>y
I bad Hftalth for the i>*?t thre?" vcxm I am atlll
' taking Cabarets. toe onlr CMtbArtir worthy of
, notice by ?on*lbl? people."
ilV*. W. TJowi re llalrd. Mi?*
CANCV
CATHARTIC
TWAOC M*M
... OURI CONSTIPATION. ...
iMhU^rwin.nKui .m iniHnTwi M
ivto-iac 5&?fOTia?a&isr
SALESMEN WANTED.
CHAM'S MAfJNIFlCF.NT TWKSTI F.TII
of.n rntr MAroF htatks?pA
M'OKM) J'lit completed. l.nrRfat.lnf^er unit
most innp printed on oil? sh???
In lh*> world NlioifKHll rrcrnt rhnn|fii. Sell*
at ?i*M low Ksoluoivo t?>r -liorjr (tr?s.
ItUprolttOHKlMnicn Also Hnndftoiiics* l.lnAof
|.ii? I'riooil, Out<'L-HfllliiK Hook* nn<1 Fumlijr
lllltlra ofrrcrtiTfil ArtiliM* III IKilMMVliB*
MNHINU ?'<?., Klwr tlmidlng. Ai'nnia. U*.
TWT ANTF.D - C?*? of baabMlth that B I PA H I
" will not Hand t ctn. to nip*rvaOk*ialed .
Co., XawY.irt. tot H>?mpl?? and 1?C0 t?mlmopUl?^'
USE CERTAIN CORN CURE.
* ** 7 *""*'>? o ?a " ~'~1
nDADQV"EW D18C0TEET; atvoa
wJ O ? ?ntek r*ttaf m4 car* wo*W
(MM. Book ?f t??lt?Boni4U and lOdnt*' irwf?M
Free. Br. ?. n emctn'i lost B?s 0. Atuat* f*<
K5S
fnSrT^TiS? rtftaM jonr aerehnt,^ why mot trf ft? PHo# Me.