The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, November 10, 1899, Image 4
AS BAO AS ANANIAS
Are Some Man, Sajv Bill Aro, The
v
Pliilosepher.
.
TAKES HONESTY AS SIBJRCT.
And Writes Letter ok. the Dishonesty
nntl Deceit of Some of the ""Pfirtpl#
No>v I Ivlnn.
"Mone.xty Is (ho host policy,"
Hen Franklin, and Richard Whatlcy,
tho great theologian, added, "Out ho
who ucUj on tlmt principle is iu>t un
honcsf maai."
Tho truth if. that real.} genuine
Voncety is not h iXMIcy At all, f<?r '
policy requires thought, /plan and
gen-c rally some dissimulation. Il
oomea from tho head, /tho hraln;
whereas honesty is a mural principle
that comeii from tho hoart, and takes
no tlmo for thought. Policy 1b a
^?1U, hard word; honoftty a warm,
konlkl, neighborly ono. The poets
like "It next best to lovo? -Huarns
Hays. "It'a guld to l>o hoimut and
two," and l*opo says "An honest
twin's the noblest work of (iod. The
best definition of tho word In. "free
from deceit, just in apeed) and ac
Hon, fair In dealing and worthy to be
vtffteri." ? - I
Hut tho most numerous and pro
voking of ail deceives are the ad
vertisers of patent medicine* lOvery
body kt::>\vs that nlno-tenths of (heir
i mtrums are humbugs and thoir cer
tiorates of wonderful cures are
eithor made up or paid for. and yet
tho sick or the diseased will strain
their credulity and tuko another
chance to be restored. That's all
right if there is no haini in tho mod
lclno, but we do git very tired look
ing at the conspicuous heads and
faces of doctors and pat Units In the
newspapers, jf Ordinary lying that ha?
no malice in it is not a caidinal sin.
It Is not forbidden In tho ten com
mandmetfrs. Ananias was not. sud
denly uUubhed for lying unto men,
l?ut lierhad Mod unto (iod He fought
.'o defraud the l/ord's treasury - and
t fibre b:\jwiny a ch:!><h member do*
Iiik the }*ij.e tliiiiu now. They make
no sacrifice. They withhold n put
:mm1 lie ?nto tlielr own co:i?ch ni et.
The poor Jwldow's mltu 1= rttill a big
ger thing than a rich man's lnrg*?
donat ion
1 wonder* what kind of a world we
would have If everybody w??a good. 1
don't mean religious, but kind and
jhst and lionet. Our courts and
prisons would be abolished, lust
think of If. Hut It cannot be. Orinl
nnl ?ln and total depravity and moral
turpitude arc still In the way. The
mystery of evil still hangs over us.
John Sluari Mill and Herbert Speti
eer and other great thinkers say that
x the Creator made the very best worl l
hud Hie best inhabitants that H>
<7>tild out of the material that H?
Ji'#tl . but tiiat It is improving an the
centuries roll oh. And John Fish"
i-nys iMt evil Is neeo?-.:iry to tea? ii
nr* what good H. That If thoro wav
no crlmo or pain or icf we Would
have no joy or happiness* und wouM
not know what It was. I'lato said
L'/tOO years ago tlVat wo hod to limit
Cod's omnipotence or Fits go:>dne s.
one or I Pie other, iuwI manv liwncd
;md sincere nun, like Calvin and
1'Mwards. havo tried to reconcile
predestination with freo ngoncy. but
tt Is all In'omprchonslblo to mo and
t have to fall back and entrench my
?elf on those Injunctions which say
"Deal Justly ? love mercy anil obey
. Hie l?ord thy (Sod," And the later one
which says, "Thou shalt lov?? t.hu
I#ord thy (?od with all thy heart ;v.id
Hty neighbor ??? thyself," and then
accept David's faith, which raith
"Though Ho slay me vet will I frutd
tn Him." I'm not golnc to strain
my mind over perplexlug problem
tint have never boon solved. Mr.
Flske 1 8 " beautiful writer, but If
evil was created as a contract .to
that we might know what goad l*
then bow can we enjoy heaven where
there is no evil, no crime or grief
or allllclion. One thing I do know
that this Is a beautiful world and
this life is a happy one to those who
choose to rnako !t so. President
Oabney, of the I'nivcrsity of Tonnes
?<?o, i^aid In a recent speech at Hunts
vilb*: "Knglaml Is about to perpe
trate a groat crime agair.nt ;he Hoe i s
mi expelling them from their own
domain. Hut this Is progress and 1
Inevitable. It la the law of n lture
nnd the law of nature 13 the law of
? IckI.' That sounds likA a fl::anu<
dix trine to those who believe tha*
?i-'<l is love. The Savior nald. Of
U lises must needs come, but w o i 1
"ut ? them by whom they come"
t le u wh it peril are those rulers in
who ha-, e the power to oppress and
m-p ?r to < .;rrv out a selfish p:?lic\.
After all ;l is safeKt to be an li'im
1.1'. lion. -f citizen and have no
pr.o.v ? Hril Are in \tlsn<a Constitu
tion.
DOG IN A DIVORCI-; COURT.
A lllooiltioy i??| h( llurltftri'A t t'lckt I p i?
III f of 1*1 v l?1r ii? #?.
A certain \vt?ll-known Inhabitant o.'
Hue hare -t .s the director of a tiianu
factory v.h: h, being ^ilU'?lod in the
oufKkirt* of the city, he go?-n to early
'?ach morning retnrnlag lt.'e In the aft
ernoon Y ho director was soma fow
j ear a ago married to the daughter of
h rich merchant. He aIro posse** < a a
splendid bloodhound, Which had become
^eiy clever in finding and bringing any
lrsL object of hi? master or inlfltress.
lyittlc dM thf director, when tea^-hlng
his dog this trick, fancy to what pur
T>rpe he was doing It. Among his ln
? :mAte friends he re. koned a certain
banker, and visiting him one after
noon, accompanied by hi# dog, he no
ticed It railff around the waste paper
baskot, and then bring out from among
the scraps of paper a green silk head
kerchief, which seemed strangely fa
miliar to him. He seized it and pock
eted It without the banker noticing,
?nd ./?on after took hie leave. The
tidjf was packed off to her parte ta and
.proceedings for ? divorce commenced.
1 he ultimately confeeeed to fiavlag
Riven the handkerchief aa a memento,
which the Danker bad thrown Into hie
Tvaate paper basket to be foun4 by the
intelligent bloodhound.
, . Fonrteeu feet is prettj good height
*?4 lot: ?ial|is cl fn?!iai> corn at Black
few Falla, WU., the eeod of which
wan Imported frem Porto Rise. Iff
. this corn matures well in Wieeontia
^ ? vaioable soniaitiM bf>
Mae of (&? Us aaaotUlt <4 fedder
THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION.
Oovernor Mc.ftw?cncy Call* Upon thu
People to Observe ^ he Day.
Gov. MoSweeney Wodjietiday Issued
the following 'riiuuk^glvjiiK pruchun i
tlon:
Tho people of ihift Siute huv been
abundantly blesaed during tlx; pant
year. Gratitude Jh oho of the Chi I .-Man
virtue#. We should give at nil
Mines. -M *? ii Ukj oftfii forget the go^d
ness of God. There should not only bo
giaMtude lu our heart-*, but there .? i ??
tlinf'H when we should give vUlbJ i evi
dence and audible exprcbHion to that
gratitude. We have been rcmarka'd v
free from pestilence ami ncourag ?? Wo
have been permit ted to plant and to
garner. The ralna have come and the
eaitli has yielded her fruits and we
havo been allowed to enjoy Hi*: labot
of our hands Wo have uia'lo pr-??re3-?
in manufacturing the product of uiir
fields and our forcHtfi. It ha? lout? b> en
customary to take one day out of ;he
three hundred and slxl v- five when we
shall cea?o from the lolls of our labor
and render thanks to the (M\er of all
gooda for the many hb>s?luK4 wo re
ceive. To the end, therelore. that we
may, with thankful hearts show ipnre
clatlon of the tender care ? ?r our Ilea
vonly Father, I. M. H. McSwecncy,
governor of South Carolina, In confor
mity to the proelantat Ion of the prcs
dent of the ( ii i t eil States, lureb;, ap
point and set apart Thursday. lh?? :'<iih
day of November. 1 as a day of
thanks-Ki vii'K and prayer to be k;*;>t and
observed by all the people of ti:H
State.
I,e| all public off lies be ilose?l a:d
all private business uml labor of every
kind cease and lei the people asemble
in their accustomcd places? of wor hip
and render ihnnks with graceful hearts
to their Creator and I're-erver tor the
blesslnga of life and llin i ty and liapp:
ness which they dally ree<1ve l.et thf
people on tills day also remember th
fatherlesa and not forget that th ' p ior
and the needy you have with you al
ways. and that we are told by lllm
who made the K'O.it saciltbe for 113
that it la more blessed to Rive than to
receive, and by our own deeds of char
ity prove the sincerity of our (>rali
t ude.
In t( ^t inionv whereof. I have here
unto set mv hand and caused I h? ? ureal
seal of the State of South Carolina to
be affixed. Done at the Capitol, lr. Ill"
C'lty of CoJuinbla. this lUst day of O. -
tober, A. I). 1 ?!?;?.
M. H McSWKHNKV
My the Governor:
\! R COOlMCIt, Se. r. tai y of Slat
[ Dispensary Profits and Schools.
In as much n- there is < onslilet able i
Interest being inaliifa.^l< <1 in sune
qiinrters !n tin* amount if ? U - ? ? nury I
profits that ha vo none to t )? ?? fri a
schools of the Stale slue- ll?-' consti
tutional provision wis nut In somo
years ago, n represeictat iv ? "f Ho* State
yesterday looked up ll>' offciil Hgnies
'I !,c hooks ; ? i i o \v 'hat mi A i 1 2 \
ls'.is, $70 VJ'.Vfi,* wa-> iI hi i Itiutc 1 to the
schools "f th<' S l : i ' i* Oh April ?*'' 1 v ( .
$(i7,i!o4 .Hf? whm pal'l on? to the . ' It
by the comptroller gcm-iai, an I iio\v
the th'.V?l payment Is about t<> be mid".
I hls anion ,i, ali the counties havirg
it last been heard from, \\i-l '?>? $1'.'.
J.H3.3V, ami iinu <? ko< ?< to the mi
perlntendcnt of education for normal
institutes. etc. This amount i - lo be
paid in t he i" Nt tew days. \\ In u ? 11
has been paid there will be I'ft to th'*
credit of tli?> dl -p. nsiirv school rund
the toim of $1.^.31" L'S. and th < s? ho<J ?
will have be? n paid a t< lal of ? I ??!- . ' ^ ? ??
27. When this year's amount ncrHsary
to uiake up the J.'t per capita his been
pnhl, the comptrolh r will then proceed
to distribute pro rata nmotir, th" sov
t ? r ji I counties. according to ent<dlm'-ll'.
l ho 3 mak n? the gran) toral ?
paid the -.?hoi>1? ,V?. KxcUial . c
of (1m* schorl fund, the State dlr-p.'tis.UV
had in the State treasuty ye ten! y.
subject to the order of the Sta'e board
of control, a balance of $111 !U I 71.
This is t lie exact status of the States
runt business at present, not taking
into account outstanding bills and
w i r rants.
Palmetto Itrlefs.
Tom Harris, a n^gro, was uH'cd at
(he (Ireeti'Vood oil mill giunerv Ihuis
iI.tv afternoon, lie was < ngagi d m re
moving a bale of cotton from the p e^;.
which is operat >d by f-toamer power,
win n hl?? head was caught under the
follow block" and crushed be\ ond
rceognlt Ion
Attempted Sulfide.
A special from Camden say.-.. I. W.
Marcus, a bla? ksinith. attempt' d <o
commit suicide Thur.alav by drir. <"i-?
six ounces i f laudanum Hi was (? < n
to drink it and the police informed of
the favt. They went after him an 1 c;>t
i led bin. to a doctor, who has beca
working < : 1 1 him. He i- in a \ bad
tlx, but may recuvct Mai m- is a \h. o
man
A li?R FMiih't.
Six ..i:s have I'ten ord? ml !<> ( K<
ter Thursday of this week to e <\ \ ey
t hf Chester inhibit to th- St ite fur.
Chester ha* for years mad* a r-'matk
ablv tine exhibit of her resourte
Ills I-Jitorlal I rlend.'.
llo\ . Mi Swi eiicy lie v i i* force s i
friends of the press, particularly !iv"?o
of the South Carolina I'n s \ .-?>< i i
t ion , of which ho has been a de\otd
members for many veal He v i iv .ill
of the editors \ isitlng folumlda <1 i:ip
the fair to call upon him. He h:t* r?n
nounced that he will Rive visiting ? ? ? 1 i -
tors .?u informal rffeption at ?he e\
enitlve mansion Wednesday of fa'.r
week, at f> p. n?. All visiting < dlt.?i:> a:o
in\ited to call.
Killed in n Runaway.
Mis* S.illic White was killed at
Hunt'-ville, 14 mHe^ east of fire nvil>.
on Wednesday aftcrnonn by beit:,r
thrown from a buggy. Rh.*- and Mrs
John White were out driving, and when
near the Huntsvllle store the horac
hecamo frightened and ran. Moth the
ladies wore thrown out of the bu?K>*
al>out the same time, but Mr?. John
W?hite wan not nerUm?1v Injured. Thr
accident oocurred about 4 ??'eloek, and
Mi8? White died about inhlniKht frcrn
Internal Injures. No hones w.t* bco
ke?. , ... ?
S, A. I.. 1-avln* Track.
The 8eal?oard Air I-lne began Satur
day to lay their Ir&M* lii -Tamden. They
started nt the Junctl?>n of the South
Carolina and Georgia Extension rail
road and will Immediately lay the track
from the.ro to the river, a distance >f
tm> or more mile*, the purt?o*<? heir tc
to h#u) the Iron for the bridge directly
I to the river.
Lieutenant Boutelle %a? kilkd in a
fight Wttb Itwurfrnts nt AUa?o. on Ko
rtm*?
AS TO VITAL STATISTICS,
Chief Statistician of the Censut
Bureau Write# For l item.
Chief Statistician C. W. A. King
; of the eeiiHUb bureau has written the
iocrelary yi stato ay follows in re
' ga r?l t^> Ihe vital Htatiitlca of tt?
State: *"
Dour Sh I u in Informed by your
very efficient liocreiary of t l?u Slate
Hoard of Health. D:v Jauii'K Hvans ? I
Florence, that there will be Intio
du cod at tho next session of tho
South Caiolinu bKlslatuie a I). 11 that
failed to become a law at mo 1h?>?
ao.-wlon, with regard to the legiijtra
tlon of vital Btatb.ths. In this con
nectlon It i* advisable that 1 tfhould
acquaint yoi will? the fact that I
have hern conducting an inquiry into
the mortality rogie?tration ?yatain>
employed in the various Stales and
cit ion, with the purpose of collector;
together, to form the "Census Hcpl .
(ration Area," tliOhO Stales ami clii
which have cotnparati wcly complct
and effective mortality rcc:
' In pursuance of this object, I
have been endeavoring to secure tie
adoption of a more uniform ib-.?ih
certificate by the State and local
boards of health, ?.o that Identical
data shall he secured f.om ea> !i
place concerned, thrioby enabling
tn o to m ihe a more tli MOUgh ami
scientific analysis of the non-rc^is
tret ion area.
With part n ulur reference Vo SoulDi
Carolina, permit m?* i<? s??t?? La;.l 1
am anxious to aid the Si i i.e oillctra
and hjt\il liealtli hoards in every wa>
possible" t,> bring about the adoption
and opotation of an effective mor
tality regulation system
I have had considerable corrc.pon
denco with Dr. Kvans, who ban yono
to extraordinary pains to persuade
the local health ollloers to comply
with various suggestions I haw;
made, and particularly to adopt tho
death cei till, ate containing all tlm
Hems deemed (nueuMil to bring out
Information for tho ccm-ais tables a>
explained in th>- accompanying cir
oular. No. whi-'h I commend to
your rarel'ul attention, if tho inten
tion to introduce the bill inferred t i
is carried out. 1 trust that you will
not consider it Impertinence if I
suggest that it ho redrafted aiong
tho llne-i 1 shall imllcito. I '? ?vo
very thoroughly gone over the la a
and practice In all <>f the States and
have cryatall/cd tho information in
Mich form that it may ho easily un
derstood by those who are uiifnmlli ir
witli t bo systems in the majority of
States. I'pon this point I may state
I am of the opinion that the nu'.-t
complete and valuable statistical and
K.cirittiflc ) '?stills are obtained when
the ph> tdci uis and undertakers an I
other prop* r informants In the ca
of a death are required t o report c? : ?
tain facts concerning the do.-edeat (if
the local health ofllco before a burial
permit can be obtained tor the builal
or reuiovnl of the corpse. I he ordi
nal death cert Ificite should be (arc
Hilly preserved in tho local ollbv
after the Items upon it have cat .?
and all been transcribed and criHled
upon a card, which should then be
? ^-warded monthly to tho Sla''1
Hoard of i ieailli. This does aw i.v
with the nil ! Of R local b -?'? leu'...
ter and il ciialdis the Stat- board to
a complete record in com
pact form for filing in any convent- ;:t
way selected.
I Anipb" and sufllcient tei s should
be pabl for t lie return <?f the cci
titlcato and for returning th- card
copy, and a largo penally sh add be
prescribed far failure t>> comply wit.i
regulation-. requiring such a Han.
which should be enforced bv tie1
propel' law oilier, who should re
ceive also a fe "? or other camp ir-.t
! t ion for liN wotk. In tir..-, way moi'.
; tality renist ration U made profita'd"
t;> the persona reporting the death,
to Kio olllcer forw udtng the cud
cojiy , to the p.o->ecuting ofbecr who
sees that violations are promptly
and rigidly prii.socuied, and to tin1
State, which ?-l-onbt be willing to af
ford t tie necessary appropriation to
gain sin h valuable information con
corning the deaths within Its arc i
and. more Important than all. tht
wav to prevent and remedy tho-o
preventable diac.ise.s which too often
ur. nec, s -a ril y eulai>;e the death rate.
This is a brief sketch of the sys
tem followed in tho main by the
oble. t registration Statcf < f 'he
count iv
Palmetto Briefs.
Sn-rrtary of State Cooper hnf re
reiwd ;i )< tier a.^kliig li ln? for a <<??>/
*>f t lit* c.'-.it of arms or m al of
Carolina. us it I ?; ?1? sired to if " t.i ?
<lt'sinn in MiiiX' iron frei/.i"' wotk.
w li l**li Is iu ?>.' used In d?'<*oralioii ? ? !
the 1'aiis H\iK>siii.>n building.-.,
Sou i h Carolina will at least luiw thai
much .il tli" f-vpo ition
'I II.- Sn ft t ay ?)i Sta:< has L.-im <1 .
eommi^slon to .1. \V. H. Ihikrs. A I.
DuUfs. Julius Ahii i.- and U' ?'.> it
l.ldr M- I'Oi >1 aUirs ul 111'" IUil<?.
T.ive.stoek i'omnary <>f Orangebure. j
The capital stoek is t.? i'?> n!
vided Into hliaio:' :\t f1"0 TSn> . nil!
p.iny Is to rain- ami deal in
mules.
A ( hai t< r liis 1?- n i:-.>au>,l !:> th?
( ! r? rn\ i I l.lght Infanti.v ''in'.), lie
ofTu-ers <>f the < ? I ? i ? ? .?.??: l'rt sident, II
NT Hlythe. T. '? n.ivln. pr?-l
<1( nt, and It. ?' Mi C.irrignn. Alro to1
I in* (.'oinnx ; > ial Ttank t ? r f'li' r Th"
oJV'n rs of the ecrporail m ar<?: l'rt d
dent. A (:. Tit I? *? : eacV.er. W. A
Kudv. and ?H i' ?.*? torn. A (I. A.
1.. (la ?? ;? n . \V. IIi.lnvH Minltn. V.'. S.
(lre>;K. M. \ < 'Hipcnter and W. A
Cornwall. .
Mr. W. IV Whl'.mirc of Greenville
accidentally idiot hlms<df Saturday
afternoon as ho was leaving ills
boarding bouao on Iluneombe tdrefct.
IT I b pistol fell on the st^r0 ind ex
ploded, the ball entering -?.is left
thigh and ranging upwards, lodged
near the h!p Joint. The wound ia
noi coiinlitered dangerous. and U pro
nounced by the attending physician*
to be a never*. iles^ wound, bat. it
will dls^t'c ITir "recipient f >r s.>:nr
Hoio. * /
bpenlng of St?te> Fair.
From all parts of the State of south
f irollna just now the people are mov
ing toward the capital city- all going
to enjr.r what promise lo be the
gr^Ht*.-.;. week of afll festivities in tit *
history of the city and the State Fair
association. All day Sunday and ail
ult.t Sunday ntght the trains <?me rn
h*dt-U down with exhlttiora and vis
itors. Sunday night the hotel labblc?
*uou.>d that Jh^te was * ire id./ a larc??<
vimbrr ?f visitor* In the fit/. Mim
lav morning tfco rmh began In earn
ani^ tlu.c will be thouuad* r%
.?J.'tort w thin Columbia'* *a!e*.
. ? ?
ArtcpptfA.
Rfs* ? "So Tom had the Impudence to
\i\i* you lant night." Te*s~"Yos, but
he cam# orounA today to explain. Ha
said/ 'I'm Borr^ If I hurt you. I ud<
:nH'Tm on'.y an apology for a man,
hut I love you. and that was tho ouly
way 1 could tell you." II cat ? "The
jtb-a' Well?" Te?s--" Well, 1 acc<?i?t
vd the apology."? Catholic Standard.
A Prominent l'h) siclan.
Pr. C. I K. Cawtljon, of Andalusia,
Ala. i \vi itff : "I thai Tclt^fiuo to ho
nujicrifir any remedy known to me
for the onto of llry.omu and other atub
born form* ?>f in duvousea." If thcr*
wvro ouly ?huJt oUiera as honest as J)r.
C. how much inaukjnd would l.(?
bJt'Khml by ()m? truly wonderful ami
dole for all ^ib-hititf eruptions. CAto. a
box at dru^'niM.i or by mail from J. T.
Khtiptrmo, .Savannah, (>u.
\ j;-fnt)i-man hi 1 ? -ul - v'.U TTy., makes
j ><- 1 of it lai'KC whit, i-? ? 1 1 ? > !?"? I". jyhlch Is
!? ctofl \i> It -i own-, i ami a'-rfimpunk-H
:n iiii-hT' wnlhr. If aoproarhf-'l l>y a
| the pamlor ftu'ttoin to hla
I inn -t<*r. H<i'iau l< lnj? f <?r r>i oo ri l<m, and
j i- rumforU-d as otic might comfort a
-!?!'? J'
j ,J You Can't Catch the
Wind in a Net."
j Neither can you cure catarrh by local
applu ations. It is a constitutional disease,
anJ is curcd by Hood's Sarsaparitla be
cause it is a constitutional remedy. It
t> pets frt>m the bk>od the impurity
which caiues (he disease, and rebuilds
and repairs the inflamed membranes.
Jhod'A Sauafiauffq
NliftWcsprttro'it Inmli*.
Shakerpeari.', utnonx his many allu
sions to the rturptneas, the Iiinoeence,
and tho heioWa.sin'-KS of the lainh, only
on i' cI'^h It " . an artlolo of fOotJ.
I c insider,
!>r. KJiif.' ? < liiii A I'i'V't Tufliti the i>cm
n:??d i> liio rri.'le, W, I., l is mi,
I'ltmv illo, N, I',
l? >?-t r.-i j-rcwrlhn '1 Ijvy know
\i !it?l ? 1 >?<? t .
IUmiwkii. A I'inx ( ' i, . Cl.nrintte, S, ('.
r-onl l y nil im-di'iM? i(- iiU-r.-, .'U?> or 'J foi
gunrnnt'Td,
Peru's Volunteer Plrc l.nldiea.
In IVTu ilit it" ;i''- v ;!vr:tv^r, !!???_? ? ??mi
piunox in nviMlx ;;!1 'lie cities similar
to t lioso wo UMd lo have in flic I'niV'd
fctnten before (lie <ia\? of | ?>? j< I or^aui
zitiioii. mni tin y : ? ? 0:1 1 !<?? I "luun
bai'ib tos."
rnym Iammrh lyx produces the
1 1 l?-?t final I ' i'lr rs of any known Jyo
CtUlT. tvdil I ?y III! >ll vli,'s'l;-t;?.
\t !?'<?! k>: I ? -ii" Knglnn 1. ;in und?-r
tak? l" r n I cr a I ?!?- ? ? ; i th" h:i ndU-lcir
i i u III.. I. whs Mi.i||"'l u tH'llin i on
t tliilni; u child.
Woids of i 'anion* Mission Worker.
Mi J>uiu J! |i , iv > w< '! ' ii"?n Al'.iti::.
it! 'i ii M.ilf > .i \ f: v.. ; *ji?i!i -?)?>:
? At In i. (n (mi . I it My \H. Mr < li:m <>
i uc*. . II nl:..' Hi - .i i'jra :r"? I'J ?;? pi. IJ ?? :ir
i-t|y I ? ?*? .??n't- us ii \ .v : i ? ? . > I i;l/iu.y vi'l i" wluil
I. its all ??,?<!? i ? ? ii > ni'i in Jt?- |>r.-iiH>>. U til'. .(;i
V ?? i>n ii I ? Is 1 1 1" fl 'i . m r t iii i? . :v nit I Sir lit ill k ?'!.
Mnl ii' ?? in n ?? iv 'i ' I I . . I :i ? ? iti -? ;? ? i c *.vi i h t: ? it
?i* o l'. ii.inci.it " :,u.- i? uc ii : : iImu-?:I<ih
>?.- i ? r ? mid. I>) I viii. r l)>s
I i<|> - la Ili-iiii-il y I <?. . !.'? M t !..? , I I it ii t.i, < ??!
S.s.t'fl'i.i i.c>nvi a fl'-a'T'? p'nee t
Jim I i> star in- ?( Ai>ral';iii I.'ne ?in. and
yet t'viv thi-v. It adorn* n mni
umk ill ri-Tt^d In <-'d <*.i)t'>n Wurvlns
pr'Mi"*'. 1 ' Itn t-i:rr- 1*. I ?"> II'" memory cd
1 1 1 r- !t .\rnci li'.'isis '-vho foujfht I*'
t!.c \ c!vi! \?."t r.
BfAiitj- In OJooa t/cr?>.
Clean hlood r ciran nkin. No
beauty without if. Ca.scnrct?, I'awiy (;.ill:ar
tf clean )uur Idood Hint keep it clean, by
jtirrinK ?P the lazy liver p.nii driving nil im
luintwH from the bodv. Jtrgin to day to
batii:f!t prinpifs, boiia, blotvhcs, blackheads,
s rid that sickly biliosis complexion by taliinp
C'as: .trct?,? I.cauty for ten rents. All drug*
guts, sat: factic-n nuarantecd, 10c, 2oc, WA).
It tnkc.s an ntliil to djaw four iico.s in i
pok<T ^iian*.
Don't Toliacto Spit nnd Sm-.to Vuur I iTc Ant;,
To <^cit tidiacco cosily e.rd fnrewr. he n a?
iietle, lull of lift}, nervo n;;il \.;c r. tulvo No 'J>
llac. t'.;c wondor-wer'-'T. ' iir.t i-,.-.U< s weal; men
ttr?n(;. Ail (IrDgKlst.i.I'coi'tl, Cure guaran
teed. Utw>!ikt nnd r..?;inilo free. Addresi
Ctcrltnj Koi::e>:y Co , Chicago or Now Yorlc
J i.-im
"I wnvilrr If It ?vm !;??' true t!mt onn
can ilnlst it flro v.ith ii.-j?" said the
ir.aid with tho tipectaclrs. "If yoti
hadn't forbidden ire t ? mention the
f.ij' Jrrt i in!?;ht recur to the love I have
for s-a-d the youth with the rod
owl tie ant', striped '< liar ? Indiiuiup
oiis Joiji*"..'. !.
COLUMBIA STATE FAIR
wi:i:k riH(i!N.\!Nti Nov. otm,
Sue the s rOVL; KXMIB1T
- t>[*
SHEPHERD SUPPLY CO.,
STATH AC1ENTS l;OR
MA M l'A< Tl Ht BS Ol'
OALVANlZliO CORNICE
A Ciaphic Ccscr ption.
The editor of tho rtr."t Amcrlenn news-,
.paper published f ti Cuba recently re
turned from Havana. To a friend he
told au amusing nfory of his trlnltr at
gathering* a competent zlnt! of now*,
paper writers .about htm. Thin U a
specimen of puban "reporting** that ho
exhibited. ritnorg othT choiod^xain
plcs. say* "Collier's \Wckly." """
"A man killed a dog belonging to an
other man. The son of the man whoso
dop *?!? KWod proceeded to whip tho
fnan who ktltrd the dog of the man ho
was the son of. The man who was th?
?on of the man whose don wm killed
was arretted on complaint of th? man
whr??<? do? this x*i?n who was assaulted
had killvJ." j
QUALITY AND NEWS,
Fmr.a H n '1 KxcfilUinon At ? t>M or into I lift f
1 Motor* In Mtiooontfnl l?u vjIoji.ii tuit. <
ONK or Till* (MI'OIII'WT PTNCTIoN*
Off UtOUnCl4?l .Nf.WNrAtl.US.
j In pr^A'dlng intnro#tliiCr phasesof ? don< '
tlllo uu'i ?;C")Uom!o problems, fj i |
i novr?> apart froijuontly kIvo Information ol i
fti vfiU.tt v it In" in tboir advortislntf columns
! ii? itt tlioflo devoted to tlio publication <>(
| tho | > r I it ol )>a I nviMitH of tlio day, aud whoa
t!io fitmo of u product I* *xtuadod bey on I
its natural limit* Into for?>l?u land*, and a
I btruo doiound cro.tlo l throughout c ? ro;?t
; Jlfil.iln it II 'I lie* CVi!ol?l?'? and (ho principal
. #ca*j;orls ?u l cltios of I nrojio, A?lu mi l
A f r I ???? , it bocoinn* a I'ltiltH.i lit duty to noto
; tho f net mi I to toll ?>( llio points of bxi'iiI
lottoo on which h > t?ro it a HUootn* N l?n so?l .
; \V?? ndor to tint now world /amed Inxatlvo
ramoily, H ri|p of Kit**, tlio pro.luot of tlio
1 California 1'hf Syrup Company. Ihoimuu
I of this well known uxoiillont Inxatlvo w?T'<
I (!rM init'lo known to tlio world through tlio
j medical journal* ami icwitwapora of tlio
! Uiiiluil Btato.s; and It ono or tlio distinct
; nohluvomonts of tho p^>s. It U now w 11
J known t lint Hyrup Is an ethical
i proprietary romody, approved by tlio mo.tt
Ointiioiit phyalclan < ovorywhoro, beeiinB'1 it
Is idmplo iiii. I cffontlvo, y?>? |doasant to
: tliotanlo iimt no ?oj>t;it?lo to I ho 9y&tom, and
i not only prompt In Its butiotldnl offoot*,
Imt ulto wholly fre?> from nuy unpleasant
nftor-olTeots, It Is frc<pi"ntly roferrod to an
i tlio romo.lv ol t'-so healthy, biSi,HU?o it Is
iihoiI l>y poripio who onjoy (food iioaltli airl
who II vo well an I fool well and are woll
Informed on all subjoetH gonerally, Inclu I
, Imj laxotlvos, In order to got ltd benoflclnl
' etYnots, I*. Is nooossary to ?>? tho Kontiino
? (syrup of l'ltf*, whloli U main.'aoturco by
tiiu California Fl? Syrup Co. only,
j Czarina AWx has hrcome a golfer,
i an?l will Introduce tho gon>? at the
Russian court.
Ifon* Ai ? Your Kldnrj-c t
Or notify Hparneti* I'lllsPiiro all k ' <1 ncy His. Nam.
p. o free. AtUl 6icilli.ii Kcinodrt'o . iblcauoor N. V.
Womon arti tl.u salt ol tlio earth. Reiunu*
bor l.ot'rt wtfo.
To ( urn tons r I |??tli>o lrore?
Tulto C'iiKoutets i.'uiulv Cathartic. 10c or iJ&
U 0. C. c. fail to curt-, OrutK^ts lutuii't tuuiojl
It dot's is't tiiko a botanist to d.'uoovor a
I'looOilnn Idn t.
On Sunday, during chtirch hours, To
ronto str?ft r:\rs must not run past
uliun hew nt ft fpeod excordlnp four
Til ! ! f pPV linur.
Wn mIimI.
I li i: \ ' lllip f i.li s-irivn lit mi ll V(>lilli01 n
urilr- * II Iflllll'l l'V|rl.s.H 1'i-r :uftti<*U t pO>! tp'lt .
I i |.<tii-ii?'o in>tri(K I .t"!y no. ?s?nt y Aililrrss
I'oerloc* 'J'i liiitvo N\ or. ? < <>., l.tU.'oid City, Va.
Scutbt n;l .stfms a Htranrc phu-o t ? ?
iind a statue <?f Abinbam I .Itn- 'lu. and
yet tin io Is one t litre, li adorns a mon
ument erected in old ('alton burying
KnniP.il. I Nlinburfcb. to tin- memory of
tlio Scottish Ami-rlcans who foURht In
flu* American civil war.
Acts gently on the
Kidneys, Liver
and Bowels
ovy TUP. GENUINE - MAN? D p>y
(auivrnia [To ^yrvp(s
*?- x??\
roa s*u tiVia rsuftoc'S fOf-i sc. r?RBU*ut.
A DOUULE-UAHHELED CANNON.
Almost. as ingenious a wcupon as th
celebrated gun which ?as Intended to
firo a bullet around a earner, is the
double-burn ?!???! cannon the only on ; .
In the world"? described by tho Athens
(f!a.) Banner.
The cannca belonged to the Mifrhel! !
Thunderbolt?, a company of old lucu ,
organized here in 1803 purely for hom,-? j
defense. One of the company, Mr. John ;
Gillcinnd, invented this cannon, and ;
had It cast at tl:e Athens foundry.
, . I
A flfty-fo<>t chain, with the ends at- j
(ached t<> two cannon balls, was the j
charge, and tho Idea of the Inventor
wan that when tho balls came out o? ;
the muzzle cf the cannon they would i
have a tendency to diverge, draw the j
chain tnut and mow down an entire j
company. The Thunderbolts took the !
cannon cut lufo the country nocir !
Athens one day to test it.
It was prcperly chargcd, i?od was !
touched off with Krcat ceremony. One i
of the balls got out a littlo ahead of ?
the other, and then the mischief was to j
pay. It had A kind of circular motion. ?
and plowed up about a (juartor of an '
I acre of ground, tho members of the 1
company In the rueantlino scattering |
?n all directions to keep tfevn being Wt.l
! by tho flying chain.
Tho old cannon was never used after
that #xc*pt nt an occasional democratic
jubilee, when charge* of powder would
\ bo fired. About five years ago It dis
appeared. /tecently U turned up la a
junkafcnp, and the city promptly
bought It. and wil mount it nMir~tix*~j
Confederate monument.
Teltowatone Park feysara ar? siowly
playlnjc ou?<
MB ?? ? m' . . ?
Does your head achc? Pain back or
your eyes? Had taste in \ our mouth?
It's your liver! Ayer s Pills arc
liver pills. Tin y cure constipation,
headache, dyspepsia, and all liver
complaints. 2C?\ Ail druggies.
.v Kd cV t-pjTriJ a beuutllul
Imcwii oi iI' Ii liUi'k f Then use
BUCKINGHAM'S DYE (ftiife.
fto ? '? c? 0ftv4a<VT?. rn H. P. Ha i t A Co N it ny*. h H,
? ? ?
A new fur'-o coined v Is called "Vncolnh
fion." It lo Hik?. So 43,
IMuvnln Your Itdtoela With ra?p?ret?.
Candy t "aUihrtio, euro constipation forever.
10c. S5c. It C. 0 C, fall, drticRists refund mouoy.
Somr? rntMi nrn boru K'lC-nl, I'Ut tho furmtee
innn Hci|ulriM liM.
Cure* all Tliro it ami T.?ui<f Affection*.
COUGH SYRUP
Gi t (lie uinul'x-- Refuse substitutes
.IS SURE.
Dr. liuH'i /'/ //i 1 1< > .? . 7> iat, to Jor jC,
Amlii'r.vt bus ft oottrso In modern r?jv?
<MMments|an<l tludi\ udmiitiatrntion.
ttm if I'ahk, Marlow I'. O., Ala.,
July 2. tli, 1*0.
rm. Ka'M. S. Sloan, ltnstorr, Maav:
Dear Sir I li'ive i:?ed your Nerve and llona
l.lniiiK'iit for tlio I isi your, and havo never
betoro found its c?|n tl for man or beast. It is
k'ood especially for sprains and Ionises <iu
horso?, and 1 am never without it. I havo riv
i.-ommuiitled it to hvit.i! aijd It ha* never
I tiled to Kive satisfaction. !)."> i.ut bo afraid
In advertise it t o IiIk'Mv. tor it will eur?
wiiuro ill otln r iviiie'lb'S fail.
1 Hv.hjio.'i t'uliv yours,
(Signed. KltW AUI> MdUUlSON.
Notk. ?T<> any ono w o \? 1 1 1 tend their
tvono and add iv * to fir. Sloa n, lie w ill neiij
Uioiu Lis book, "T i'imi i M* on tlio Horse," "roa.
I liO >1 nil oi'0 17? in lit Tin; lM?lla<lolplil.?
l<. \'|#OSit lull.
Tiio inn-deal ft attires of tho Expoeitiou
wero exceptionally nt'iiietivo la-t wee';.
In tho \iiditoriuni ooiteerls by tlio Ptttnrosolt
Orchestra w? ro liuld during Ibo afternoon
and evening, and on bo'li tK'cnsloim all tlio
srate in tlio tf'eut hall woro occupied by
lowers of k >od id wdt?.
In addition to t b is there was an or^rnn re
cital ?n i no Audiioiiuui ItuiSC'.SSKt'.'ly nli??r
tho conclusion of the afternoon concert.
Tli is was la many resjets one of tlio most
notable perforiraiioos of tlio kind ever given
in this *'it y, The oinani-t was Clarence
I'M lv. whoso r pit rl n as an organist is tec
olid to ti'.nu in tho world, l'or overall lionr
morn than 2000 music lover.* listened to tlio
flaying of a nift->tor on o:ie ?>f tho ^realest
luiiili-al lnslriui:i!iita that lift.'; ever been Con
i-truete.il in th" United Hntoi, Ibis waj tho
now famous organ eonstrudo I by M. I'. Mil
ler, of Hhkoisiowii, M-l.. which s-lneo tho
opening of tho I ! xpo.-di i< >:i has iiftil a plneo
on the .<? in no of tho Andiii-ri'iin and Las dur
ing t hi - | vlod been pli.ed by soino of tbo
most prominent organists in tho couutiy.
310!) Itewiwil. ?tOO.
Tb? render ? of ibis ;wp'>r will bo ploa?ed to
Ir-ft-ri tii ?* t i n- re is ut least "My <t ronded disease
that seieiit'o has been able to euro III All its
stupes. im?i that is at irrli. Hull s catarrh
i ti ro k t'f i.'iiiv positive euro known t1* t.t.v
aicdii'iil fr.it> r.'iiij . < atarrii f>elnt< a constu.n*
llonai nif,? ;i <e, I'ficiires a > mtf titutional t.r? >t
ftieJit. H ,i!)V i fit irrh i Aire is Uiken intvi unily.
at linic ?' ! r^etly on the blood and mneniiB eur
fa' <vs of the H?t. in, thereby de/troy i n< tho
foundation of tho disease, and k i vi n the i?n
tient ^t reiiiflii by buildinv' constitution
and ahsistiuv nature in doin-i its work. Tlio
jiroprictors liave !>?> inocb fa tii in its curfttiv?
jHjwrrR that thev offer One I f tin1 1 red Dollars
for n'ov cusc that it fulls to cure. Send for liafc
V testiinonials. Addre.'s
J. CIIE.NKV &? < O.. Toledo, O.
Soi<l by l)m?{<ists, V.V\
Hail's Faiuiiyi i'ilUaro the be t.
f Its rernir'r.ectly cured. No fl!,s or ncrvou??
rctfc K1 Ifr fi r?- 1 day's um? of l)r. Kline's (treat
Nerve liettorer. J'.'tn'al b 'ttlcand treatise fre?
bh. It. it. Ki.i.nk, Ltd..Wl Arch St. i'aiia. l'?.
1 eaniiot <-|>eak too likpiily of I 'iso s ( 'lire U r
CVii?uni!'H?? . -Mrs l'i ami M onus, 2r?W.r.M
s?. N- w V'ik. Oe'. l":'t
TRADE:
CURES
MARK
LA GRIPPED COLDS
^ARTEtfSlNK
l,t%d I y millions mro proof of
<Hiu.il. v.
BAD
BLOOD
ISt'AKliTS do nil (liilnird fur llifm
ni;.inro atrn'r wonrterliil fUavtoItcn
'vislii'il for 'i MK'illciim ; i.iviht to I 'iL<* ui.iS k t Inst
li;tvo I'Niiirt II In Cnwurcin. (Mitcc lohluu tlioio uiy
I ? ? Iia> 1'ireii it r i ii ml in v complexion list* lin>
n.vnj .1 omit : r ? ? S : y ft i-?t I fri'l iimh Ii |m-i u-r In rvory
\:iy. ' Ml'.. . r-'A. i. ie K. ti.i.i a lit- LViltrclI. Tern.
CANDY
CATHARTIC
TflADe MARK P?0!?T**JD
IMcaMint. Prlatali'o. potent, Tas?o Oocrt. l>o
GoOJ Never -trUori. \Wnkon. r.r flrlpc. 10c, ?~>r. bOo
... CURE CONSTIPATION. ...
rtrrli*i? lUrifil) Cftmpinjr, Chltorn, We.ttr.ihl, Ktw \ ark. 919
|2A T /~1 D At* S>M :>n.l ?n.-?i;in!rc<1 by nli ilrue
nU-S U*t>Ab uitlsto < V it E Tobacco Jlmbit.
CURE YOUR HORSE
of Spnvln, Curb, Splint, Capped
llock, Sore Tendon*, Culs, Kicks,
Primes, ctr., l>y using
SLOAN'S
LINIMENT
Also an 2iiva1iihMc itmedjr for mnn.
WBen tiikon InJcrnnl!/ It cure#
Crump* and Colic. It 'It the tilt
antitff/ic k*oiyx. +
S*?? b?uU it KtnxiftJ. ?ol,i by dealer*
*n<! rtrotfgljt* ^crrmtly. UMblty ?Xlt, ZfC.
llorM tit#, (?. indfi joo.
f *ptr ti by IARI 8. 810AW, Mm*.
! r ONE TO THE
I. . , . . ctate pair
To l>e held <it ^ November 6th to
COLUMBIA, S.C. ,oth,
i Aiai we will ohovf you !n qnorullon, ttiv
most complete a ltd niodim
; Svttffn cvor pui on lllO jimrkef. \\4
will eshltlt tti?>It'KKAY kV?I'KU wltb
t Li e < ?'h'br(>tC<l Knjtle Cleaning
Kerdcru au<l Idddell'a direct ooitnec>
tod Automatic Kiifilue, Rlet) IIu!ler Mini
other raaohtoery,
ll will j-ny all lntfre?!?d, to aeeour oxbiblt
ai> it {uvoKiljrato ih?i merits of the dilTerent
i uiaahTutiry wo will s>byw,
W. II. <il lililiS & CO., Columbia, 5. ?J.
UnJquute^ /of ^fhliwn a J iltH Sunollcg.
I Meet All
Competition I
WIH place with re?
sponsible parlk*?
Organs or Pianos
on (rial and pay
freight both ways
if not found as
represented.
ORGANS
P I A r. 0 S iVao i. p
Write for cata
logue.
M. A. Mttlone,
Columbia, S. C.
Th? Hmlth PiwitmAtlo Suction KltfYHtlng,
(linntoK nni I'tickliiK Syptnm in the Slmploit
nn?l Most KiTlck'iit on (ho Market) Forty*
??Ik'Ih Oomnlrto Outfits In Hn iU Cvolin?i
Knch One <ii\iiiK ?l?$uiuto HiUlalaoUon,
BOI MORS ANT) ENGINES;
Slide Valve,
Automatic and Corliss,
My ?ight aik! H-wy I,ok Uphto Saw MIlLi
Cannot be equalled in I'miKii, 1'. Moloney or
Pricu l>y any Dealer or Man u [aoturor in tbu
.South- Write for l'riooa iiiul Catalogue).
V. C. BADHAiW & CO.,
IJ26 Main St.,
COLUMBIA. ... S. c.
Why take
Nauseous Medicines ?
Aro you suffering with *
INDIGESTION?
Aro you suffering with .\
KlDNEV or BUDDER TR3U3LE ?
Aro you subject to COLIC, I'LATU'
LENt'Yror PAINS in iho
I BOWELS'?
Do you suffer from RETENTION or
SUPPRESSION oi URINE ? ?
.Do you fcol LANGUOR, and DEB1L*
ITATED in thu morning ?
WOLFE'S
Aromatic Schiedam
SCHNAPPS ?
j CURES THEM ALLI!
Pleasant tj ta!o. Stimulating,
Oluratic, Stomic^c, Absolutaly Pura.
THE best KliUiEK and LIVER MEDICINE
IN TMG WORLD t ! !
? FOR SALE QY
j SOUTH CAROLINA DISPENSARY.
<f\ T O S OH 9 Q L
%Jf 68? SS363BS SJa \
? ???!? T"'""" '"W 'H nfc* 1 )tK?C
HWKEESKffs; r;u i JO.^scuAKnNibto
Over V) |{?-mli?!/( 'ii .>ii 1 ->inf'li i rentier ?vi?j
wrltvr*. >BI In -t loir front ; State*.
<".11 n-ar Sciiil (,,? o *t.r A<|ijr?vi. i'ep'1^0
STRAYERS BUSINESS C0L 05. Ball-mori..*-!.
? t nni ? itwii r im? n?
AM> KKI'Af 1(3 F??K SAMKi
Itrliillc Tuli.r, llitlitil', Kn\T T? o(l\
8linf(iu;, I' u I !<?}??, Itcltluc, I iJ. ctiM*,
1'lpe*, VhIvpo anil I I C 1 1 1> ten ? ,
LUVBARD IfiON WOHKS A--SUM?W CO,
A I' <? I". ST A , OA.
W. L. DOUGLAS
S3 & 3.50 SHOES "nade.
w.->i th 44 to 4f? r.onnnrcd .
witivotnor mases.
I <1 1> V tivi'l'
1 ,000.000 wearers
77k' fjeimlnc !.v<- M'. I
^?us;U-;' iisthc nn.i r>rrc
viatiiptrf on U'jt'ofi;. ' 1 :? V. r
t?i substitute ciaimci t > i"
?aoJ, Your dc.i.c? ,
.!VWiM uerp i.icin ? .
not, we. will scnJ % pair
...? iticvipt u i price. Si;a
Vi'ul "I ej!?<fr. i iie, ?!?(
leap toe. Ciiiio^ue C(i
I widtljt plafri or
X I. L. DOL'CLAS SHOE CO., Brockton, Matt.
i WANTED AGENTS
. T 7 all bound I ?? c'ot^i ; no ??friu?h." TIxclu.
eiro rt?ht r.r KirHorv; OUTFIT I'll KB..
] J. t,. .M?,I1wJ.3 X C<|? AiI.??i,i, <>*.
I P.IITLER'S f! ft R 8 PL A T ?0 Fin DIN E
A t<?r *'on?
! Kiniiidloii Ilia) I'evcr. All OriiggUt*,
j ?1 00 W. n. 8PUT?*C<^ H-.flM .NY,. Mi.fc
jniPAP^V NEW IHBCOV*KV;????
' V v3 I oo'cW nuil c<ir*? wiT*i
i lto,? U? tr:!:nx.iiiiil? ?n>l t>c?ttn??ii
' Vr?e. hr. H. >1. OHCKM a ?0?. Box D. AIUBU. 0?.
*l A cnn CI r^rinr.m iu In vat f? to
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