The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 20, 1900, Image 4
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w AlWn tj, Olmsted, Lolloy, N. V.
. ? . 1 Chooting ft Wif?,
. ' Fudfly -Ono cannot help falling In
jjovo with a handsome woman who
knows how to <1 i*ohs herself.
Duddy Yea; hut when a man chooses
AY1'*? ho Is wiser to ehooso one who .
sr ? cuu dres* a turkey or a lob*tor than j
K one, who knows only how to dress her
Belt? Boston Transcript.
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btomach
Troubles
In Spring
Are that iiiiiioufc i'kkmno, bad tasto j
in tho liftouth, dull hoadtiohe, sloop
iessnoss, poor appotito.
No mutter how careful you are
r about eating, everything you tulio into
your stomach turns sour, causes dis
tress, pains and unpleasant gate*.
Don t you undendaud what thoso
symptoms ? signalsof distress moan?
J hey are the cries of tho stomach
for help! Tt ir* being overworked.
? It needs tho peculiar tonic qualities
and digestive strength to bo found in
Hood's Sarsaparilla
Tho bost stomach and blood romo- |
dies known to tho modieal ]>rofesHion
aro combined iu the modiciuo, and :
thousands of gratoful letters telling
, .. ,iiM.nt}) f}.H.t>ruvQ.xL In bo . Lb/) armttuMk
inedioino for all stomach troubles over
yet disoovored.
Wood For tho Stove In Summer.
Take tinw before spring work gels
Well started to cut and spilt plenty of
ivood for the stoves during summer.
AVell seasoned wood makes good cook- I
lug, and saves waste of time and ma
terial in the kitchen. (Jroen wood soon
chokes tho stovepipe with soot. It ts
nnnoylng to tho cook, whose patience
nml cotiveidenco ought to be consid
ered, especially If she is your wife, and
often causes late meals and bad cook
Ong. It causes waste also. It Is for |
cheaper to cut and split wood for tho I
?love *now and have It well seasoned I
by summer time. You will not want '
to take time to get up stove wood after f
the summer work begins. I>o it now, i
and save thereby. This is one of tho i
, ways to economize that is often over
looked. ,
Ono man couat^.jor as much anothor
. when It cornt-H to tiling tho ronsu?.
Woman'B
Refuge
whan Biok is Lydia ??
Plnkham' s Vegetable
Ooittpound.
No other medio f no in tho
world has dono mo muoh
good*
No oonfidonoo has over
boon violated.
No woman's testimonial
was ever published by
NfirSm Plnkham without
spools I permission.
No woman over wrote to
Mrs m Plnkham for advioe
without gottlng help . No
man sees these letters .
Her advloo Is f^oe, and
hor . address is Lynn,
Mass ? She Is a woman 9
you can toll her tho truth.
No living person Is so
competent to advise
women . Nono has had
suoh experience.
She has restored a mil -
Hon sufferers to health.
You oan trus t Iter. Others
have.
I.ydta It. TMrikham Med. Co., Lynn, Mima.
BRAIN.NCMVrS
NL'SCLES-BLOOD
P0KC.
Ot pe'H'
A
^CK-nnftcTrc&tmfnt
(or all manner of
NERVOUS
DISEASES
CIN C(f^ f0,
ROOFING
MATERIALS.
Black and Galvanized Corrugated Iron
.for W*r?h<iuwii lt?rn? .V?v, Ac. <i.>l v auUM Uuttwra
?n<l T>ov?u S|xini?. I In I'lAf m <>f x II Niiiino
'<>M HI vl?, **?(?(???? <>M Ktyl* 'IiiikIii 11 ??*?>? ?'???'
*?1, *n? (.Milan: (ill utaml ?><1. (Innrnvtfcd
MLUUO At CO.. ?J ft. CW>?rl ttt.. llalllmol*. Md.
STOPPED FRU
Permanently Cured bj
Oft. KLINE'S MiAf
NERVE RESTORER
IKE DQNOVIH,
Instructor of hriing
? I liir N>w \oyk Alii
- ? . ^ . ttrlfl Club, wlU |>ub
? j mU* rrt twmtr twain* >*.
1& 6oldsk Hoc?e. 1 Ula will offer It* nxtfri
toe privilege* u thoae wTalfby enough to
to ? rarhli.nat > rluh. Ask your nawmlVaW
(? Hoc** N<?. tit, or e<-n<l 9' for hmc*
itlon covering the If* on* loOoinm
id at Vaude water Htrcet, Xtw York
iDQV new disco veey
rfM&MliSiM 104*n' tt?*
HEW DISCO VIET;
Iottm woret
I' tlHUMot
?gfW |Tf H Attest*, tt.
_ IN utr oeo. kvdllM
lVrtndt* ?m Kraijor Wriufot
A Co.. ITS F.t?i?!p*IUe,T?>?.
V
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LOVES LITTLE ONES.
Arp Say* it .May Mean That lie is ;
(irowiiitf Old,
WHEN HE HUMORS CHILDREN.
?
Hut Hi. 4 Delight U To i Cc the* l.Utle ,
Fellows linjoy Themselves !>!*? !
cussc.s (Uncial Matters.
That pony and dog hIiovv is the beni
entertainment for children 1 over saw.
1 reckon ( hut Profeasor Hentry runH it
for the money thai in In it. but never
thehss Ito shonhl he commended and ,
honored for the pleasure t tint In* inoi
given lo thousands and thousands of
children all over the land. I he poet
Haiti that Abou Hen Adln in wan ad
mitted t(? h'.iyven lo St. 1'cUU becautiu
he loved his fellow J|ten any inayhe tin*
professor will get in heeaii e he work
ed so hard to please the children. (Mill
dreu are a big thing In heaven. "H'-if
fer little ehildn n to come unlo Me. tor
of such is the kingdom of heaven ? ?
die KweelcBl verse in the Mildo to
mot hers and It utterly paralyzes tin,
dogma of infant damnation I Know
there is plenty of serlpturo to establish
tile doc t rlno of election, hut I havo
never believed that it applied to lit
tie children. The maternal ir tin
abhors it.
Hut this pony and dog show was A
most beautiful street pageant iiinl .w^
free to the hundreds who were too i
poor i" pay for the tout perforniaii' e.
They ought to thank Ihe piofessor fur ,
that. I am poor myself, but I strained ?
niv pocketbook and took all our i 1 1 1 1 ? * '
folks in. They are si ill talking about
it. The monkey who played dot to."
and tin* pony who lam down and ;
groaned and played sick and how tbo
monkey cured him and they toll I all
over again and again and how they
i ode on the ponies and the trick ? of
the beautiful dogs and ho on. How
wondei fully fond the children are of
little thinga, little dolls and puppi "??
and kittens. little hnrs^r. an I co!tr. nn l '
calves. little tiny babies and litlb?
chlckena. Old folks like little children
and it Is a sure sign that a man is
nearlng bis second childhood mid tint j
his hold upon the world is weakening
when he loves the company of innocent
children. Now 1 am not so d i ??:??!
fully at nek on the average hoys. When
they are good they are very good in
deed, but when I hey are bad they are
horrid One day a grand child be
haved so had at the table that I told
him he ubouhlent come, any more, hut
should wait or eat In the kit* In n
When I got up and left he said Can
ma, ganpa gettln' mighty old, ain t
ho?" "Yes," she : a id . "(Janma, he ?!
i die some time, wi-a't bo.' Itut I <!?> .
| love the little girls.
I am now in Clorida again, for the
uuud people kept. calling mo and l be. ?
; spring has come and ovrytli ng down
here is so calm and serene that I um
' glad I accepted U|"ir Invitations. Tlv
! loyal Daughters of lie* Confederacy ai<
' very strong in Florida and asked lor a
! little help and s.V 1 am lure in their
! behalf 1 had tw\ hourr in Savanna!), j
but had to leave at 9 o clock in the
morning and so did not >eo my friend-.,
j for nobody Rets up In Suvaiuiah uu
id dinner time and feme few lie ab. d
till next day. That's what Kvan llow
| ell told iio\ I traveled with him all
the way and enjoy .'d his company, fo.
he is always the aauie good talker ami
he gave no' a graphic account of his
j recent Havana tiip Ho likes the Cu
bans, especially the I'astillan classes,
who. lie says, are a high toned. g"ii
erous and honorable people. He fear
j ed that .^ir occupation of Cuba was uo
ing to be prejudhal to Florida, but be
slopped long enough down lo re to do
! away with such apprehensions. Flori
da nniu't hove a substitute and will al
ways bo the loveliest state in the
: union the natural sanitarium for our
invalids and the garden of the south.
? An old (icorgla friend who has been
here for some months told me to-day
that this state never was in so pros
perous condition as it is to-day and
that there is more money here p-r
i capita than thorn is in tleorgia. Kvci.v
branch of business and every industry
Is prospering and the people generally
are contented and happy Howell sav ?
the worst drawback upon the rural
population is the lack of good. cool, re
freshing water, lie told about an oi l
friend or his who came down here t >:?
the first time to visit an o'.d acquaint -
j ante. He got i .IT the. train at Waldo,
whee his friend met him. and Uro
out to his little farm two or thiW
j mill*? away, 'ihe day was hot and the
old man wfls tired and thirsty ar.l
! longed for the cod spring he left at
hone- Hi-? Florida friend pulled down
j the pole and the bucket went dov\n
Into a hole in .the ground j? few feet
deep and drew it up full of , brackish
tepid water and hh d "Now j.tlm. ju>?
help yourself; drink right Oil of the
i bucket in the old-fashioned way:" and j
' he did. It didn't take him long to got
I enough and he said
"I've got enough. Tom. drink the j
I rest yourself, and wle n you ceino to ?
] my house I'll heat some for you.
I've got a good Joke on myself or on
| somebody else. My old friend. 1 lnl |
I Brown, who used to run the old Mark- ?
ham in Atlanta, wrote me a nh e letter j
h month ugo an<l begged no- t ? ? come
I down to Ocala and be his guest at the ^
riant hotel that he has been running j
all the winter. So I made straight for .
the Ocala house, and he seemed snr- :
prised and pleased to see me We j
talked for some time about the good
9ld times we used to have. I had had
ao dinner and not much breakfast and
frma hungry as a wolf. The sun went
down ana tne big dining room doors
did not open. Some friends called to
see me. and It grew later and 'darker,
but s!!!! those doors rice.ed. snd !
noticed th*t Mr. llrown had departed i
those coasts. About 7.30 o clock
ventured to inquire of a lad what tin"*
tboy had supper. He smiled at me ?nd
Mtd; "We don't have It here no more.
This houae Is closed for the winter.
He was rory kind and took me to the
joor and pointed to a place where I
otttd g*t something to cat, and I, too,
leparted those coasts with ~*lacrlty.
n?? r*it time Ur. Brown Invites m l
?rlll go aooner or not go at ail.? Bill
Krp IB Atlanta CoMtttutlod.
ClUNGliS IN SCIIUOI. LAW.
?
Advantage ?? Hi? Lovy Iflxt'.*?
Other benefits.
At I'm last fcosnlon of tho gonoral
t'-mbly thero wn? an Jjct passed which
In of particular Intorobt to the public
schools of the Stat/*. Upeakluts of it
friuporlutcndent of Education MoMahan
t. tld :
'This is the ncawtn of the y oar wK< u
ambitious and progrr *..lvfl neighbor*
IkioJ.s an* Kookint to levy an extra tux
for t ho support i,i i heir whoolft in a
no r(' efficient manner than Can he dono
with I ho ordinary eonatitutionnl tax
alone. The 1 ..st legislature ehunf.ed tho
method ,,r precedure in the levy of
this lax. I HhHll be obliged if you will
publish i'!o' new law in order that all
may know how to make 'he levy legal
ly. 'Mm- o.wiitial changes are:
' I'll -t. 'J in- pi-titl in to the county
boa id of eituont i ii> Mhnil he hy one
third of tiit rt^id' iit v.-;tvr? and a Ilk')
proportion f tin- iraldent freeholder.-!
of i h o age of i' i years, w hi 1a poiinetly
Ihla petition hntf to be signed by only
ii\ t reoholdeiH of the ftge of -I yarn.
"rieoond. The tiia.su meeting to order
ttn- elci tion is dispensed wMh, and tho
hoard of education orders tTio election i
ii| n the j ?r* 1 1 ' Ion signed :t< above indi- J
rated.
"Third, An elector must have paid j
taxis, hut upon no special amount of
property, whereas heretofore he could j
lot vote at f-Mn elrvtii.il unless he paid
taxes upon $H)o worth i f property.
"An extra levy is evidently of very :
little value to a poor community. A
State tux alone can render these the 1
help they need. I ly the county ft mill
tax now tho towns contribute to (ho :
fM|.p,it of the o^llying .schools Hut
1 v a t< wn or a pi speioti; district, an I
. 7,'\ N " ^ -VS.-V. v-> . ^ S rtS -
lies with it tlie (harm (to the <w1fl.;h)
I) ti it i| <"?, not have to be divided with
pjr'f neighbor:'."
The following l.i the section of tho
Saw as it now rends:
Section ft I That the voters r.r (dec- j
f i -i h of any school district who return
tea I or ptrsnal properly for taxation
are authorized to levy an'1 collect an ?
annual lax I > Huppb'trtent ntiy special
or i.t her ! o;,st ltut!oi:al or other tax for I
lil.e purpose.* in the following manner: j
t'pon 1 1 : e w.Jtten petit'on or request of
at least one third uf (he resident voters '
and a like pi >porlh>n of (he resident
fi " elujbb i >; of the age of 21 year.: being
fib d ivith t ho county board of edura- !
tion, linking for the same and stating
t ! i ? ? r,!le f f ie tax levy ^ropo-seil, which
sh ill i:o' exceed I mills, the said j
c i ii t y loavd of education shall or- ?
?iei I be r>|' intKlees of -aid school ;
district to hold an ejection at some
pliice within the district after giving!
net ice of the. time and place thereof
fur at lea t two weeks in some news- )
paper piiidiivhe.l within the. county ami
by po.'tiua nol.ee thereof in at least
three public obo es with n stu b school
district f r such length f time, unless
11:eio lie i.o newspaper published with- i
in tiie c"U!;t,v in which event the post
ing f the notices as above shall .suffice,
fit Which sab! cb-i tb?n only stu b elcO- ;
t ~rr. ns reMirn ie:.l or personal properly
f. r taxati :i and w 'ho exhibit their t >i x
,iio| r< ? istiatl n cet t . (lei t<v. as
I ' r I ? 1 - ' | : Tl penen 1 ebvtl-ons ?=)i*| 1 1 ho
; . ! I ( ov ? ( ? fo v t \ A? Slid election tlo*
I i .;?. ?! i t i "ij st m v. shall act a.s pianageiM
li.e I'-cL.u,. i.l.all be i tWultu li-l in .
i-' {>??-.? t ? ? < i ii\ law lov i!c coinluet f
gc'a r, I elect i a . \t s i 1 el ? t i n encli
i ' - i t ? , i f i \ in i i t e p: p scd levy ; h ,i 1 1
* a ' alio' c nta tiiriij the word "yes '
;? . : . . ! ?-r v. i * I ? ! ( u l heron, and ea -'v
?'(??: o- i rpo> * d t ? aid levy shall cast :
?i !i ! V i on f *i ini iig the ... word '"no '
pi ?!??! v.- 1 ' 1 1 * ? ! l tlycrin. Tli.'it wit j
i:i fi i. it y (. ;; ( 1 1 i ? ?eh i-l'-cii aa. i !' a ma
avity i I tho-e \i.iin- shall vote for
: f.'.i1. h b > \ . the heard of iruiiiees siiall
furni h lb" e.io-ry aue.itor \\ilh ??
? ? . 1 ( me! t ( f r be am uM s > levied and
!, ??? III !?' I I 'M > !t(er the Sllll" ill tl' l
t.:\ ? ! i ! ; i ' ; t ? . i ? <- -- .i-d h" >? ? ! I annually.
( . -. t 1 1 : be e . : t.-r ? n t ? s iid am; tin I
,n ?Im tax dnnlieite; uaiil the snnn!
j . er: asi 'I aacd or r< pealed l?y
. s-..| r,\].iiv. i -i ;,i all eb'.-tlon . ailed tof .
I p, m it : c . 1 1 ; < 1 lo> is notitied that ir.^
b.' ? ' - '? i";'' 'e.t ?'?"!. decreased (i|
' tipcalcd i ?' '. ; .iicic,o;ed. or dei re j.'e I
)e sh .11 ? '? li" enter it as before,
v.- ib a - b t i :i !. ill b-e called and no
tic< given ? i ?!-?? : ;ini" w ay and nvin*
i J . (? ; ;? P; Pci'lll p:" id'd for til* call*
. it i; i I' no i- ! - t i make the 1 -vy a:rl
the r i \ in-; <d' the ni:!i<" that it ha*
b;-in ni.-i.b- and the c .unty trea urer
nhrll ifdi.ft the s.t no- as other cautitV
| iii.d State t;ii. r* K-h levy shall be .?
' l'i i: o .1 'be prt't In >nl>'i s.-h tol di ...
; trict, hieii r ' ill Ije snbjiM-t therein it)
r.tse of defa t!' ?if p -> meat 'Ilia' .-aij
: t ix :?,(> ci>! !e< t ci| sjiiH be paid hy lb*
county , ni'T c.p.in warrants drawn
b. the bo:: rd ' 1 1" u - 1 ? e- eon iter;jii'ncij
li V tl-,.- e in.t > s-;iierlate:wlcat ?/, c liu-a.
I ,iiii I'ri'V.ib-d. i'ii n any s-.ilrplus ol
.-neb lev y reina ning in the l;:n;ls < I
the eonr.ty ir. ,.-M'i *i the expiration
j ,/ my !' < -1 > i ?: r s'tad he pai-l out ai
c I'aer .si :n >?-! funds i.f the di.-trb^t. I.ai h
t i\p;n er. wb.en be pays any tax mo
! i. h. d pii p. < ( .. v. ted under the pre
V'sion if ibis scribal, rhall lave ii:?
j right to de>!.:nate t ? ? w 1 1 i ? i :.-h( I ri
mid Si i?. ?d dl-l '?> i b- a l:.!ies i iie ni.?n- .
i cy |.:iid liv him >;< > id the tri-asur i
! rdiaP U?-.-p ;. of su h d. signal !"tt
? ; ; | tile tl . e:i \ |r applied 'IS t 1 1 * | <f deS- ,
|gn -o-d ? W ..' ii it > design ? r 1 n is ma !?? ,
: i v lb'- :a x iy> r . t tb.e t me ?-f .- u. 'j
pi'voo--; I'm- n:??::ey -hall b>- ?'xi>e;>d I
! ?k other :;chcv>l fu:-,<ls in :vch dl'trbt:
Pio. Ub'd. That i. i..-.i:;^ het eja ? <i,ua;ti.
r | sha'l be ? i n -t rue-i to . aange th?
! manner no.v prrvldtai h. law for
' i <!b etJo'i and p.iyin-i out of sp -ci:.|
P.x.s la iiny ,.i l?'.#ol illi tKiet now e i
taidi.dn d bv any special act of th" g< n*
erAl a^.i-midv ami organized thcrcu:;?|
ilcr
Approved 1"< l>. 1 IT"
Standard (>i! Company.
K.rhmond. Va., Special. ? At 1:30
\V< ?! ncsdav morning, f i > . 1 r masked men
entered the office of the Standard Oil
t'oinpitnvV plant, In M;im liostcr, just
u :rss.ih? river from Richmond. stun
ned the watchman. J. NT. Sewell, by
striking htm on the head with a ham
mer, honiul and gagged him. blow open
the safe and robbed it of in money
The burglary was the boldest commit
ted in this vicinity in years and wan.
ii ts supposed, the work of profession
als
Litiir i-actor v .
A l mamifacturiaz com
pany h"t* he n crrnr.lzrl at Key AVo^t,
?KIrv. and will at once' begin operations,
r?!fpTlro rallaclo A Co. is the name of
the conccrn Ferdinand Hir.<ch prO:
i?er. t ::pd <'har!?vs HahfT, tlce-presl
dent. 'LJio mi In otMce of tbe company
will b^'in New York.
Brcviile*.
Archbishop Ireland will deliref th?t
rt
Chronic Tetter.
Dr. vTamea O. Lewia, of Tip Top,
Ky., writes: "I have an invalid friend
with mo from Florida, who baa derived 1
great be no fit from ttie u?t> of your Tot- |
tcriue, in Chrouio Totter. I tviuh you ;
to hend him u box to tlio abovu ud
drons. Monoy onctosed." bo* at j
drug HtorcH, or by mail from J. '1'. !
Nlui j'truu', Kuvtiuiinb, (la.
Mofols In the Tropfcr
Hoard and lodging arc very reasona
ble in some of the South Sen island-,
that i>i ? tend to be more or less civil
ized In Tahiti, for instance, you may
have every accommodation the island
j^. >s?r -.ses, together with meals thaf'are
the. brst the country altVrrtT*, for the
sum of $ t 35 per week. There are other
i lands where you can board for noth
ing. but you nave no ri^ht to "kick" i
under such circumstances and cannot !
consider yourself a boarder.
I ln? n*".v woniuu Isn't a rnarkor to the now
bcrvunt K'lrJ.
Qrilt* n nitf?c?nl 1Mn|t
Mr. boo ? I am surprUod that you
put tip with your bou'm axtravafranca.
Mr. Roxe -O, I don't. I merely put up
for it. ? Now York Journal.
Tli? l)r?t l?ren5ilpltoi? lor < litlU
and Fovor la ft bi-ttlo of Grovb'ij Tah rja.xiH
Ciiii i. Tonic. IUanImjdvlroD and miiulnu la
a ta.fto:o?g form. NO oure?uo puy. l'rico
Koran fuftfi Iry to fllva th? luk(?raaaiou that
they^re oftfWuiK from K?ut, when thay art)
it*?oly troubiad wilh buiilou*.
" i
I'wnam Fai?ki.*fh !>vp. produce* Hi" j
arttt?: and brightest color* of any kuowu j
dyo iH>ld Ly all druK'K'"t*.
A #.'1 rl with a muddy complexion iujiy liavo i
n i.'lcar coimi*ieueo. j
I nit.
fJoft.l Ink Is ? n<vc'**Uy fi?r (tool writing. f'ur?
ter'? is t.'io beat. Ciiatu uo luoro ttiau puur Int.
8 u eh Oiiiu,'* a.s creditors' meotlnga uro
likely to bo ovordun.
Ever have "the blues"?- Then you
knov/ how dark everything looks.
You arc completely discouraged
and cannot throw off that tcrri
l>lc depression. A little work
tools like a W rnouotA?n ^ ?
little noise sounds like the roar
of a cannon : and a little sleep is ail
yoM can secure, night after night.
Nerve Exhaustion
1 lie truth of the matter is, your nerves have been poi
soned *rid weakened with the impurities in your Mood. The
thing for you to do is to get rid of these impurities just as
soon as you can.
You want a blood-purifying medicine, ? a perfect Sarsapa
rilla, ? that's what you want. You want a Sarsaparilh that
is the strongest and best nerve tonic you can buy, too.
"The only Snrsaparilla made vndcr the personal supervision o!
three graduates : n graduate in pharmacy, a gradual*;
in chcmistry, and n graduate in medicine."
$1.00 n bottle. All druggists.
"During l.ist year I was Guttering from nervous prostration. For weeks I grew
worse, became thin, could not ?J?Tp, had no appetite, and was in a wretched con
dition. After taking several kinds of medicinco without result, I t<>ok Ayer'i
Sarsjparilla with mot" tlun pleasing r^-ult-;. .My appetite returned, I slept soundly,
my strength and weight in< leased, and n??\v 1 am well and lining without the
cligfltest trace of my old trouble. Inler!, 1 would hardly lielievn it possible f<>r
medicine to bring about sui li a change i'i any person." -? -C'laka Miali v, Winter
Hdl> i><?ii'orvill?, Mao*., 2 )?c. ii,
Thi* k'irl who 1 ? ? ? i* llm<* l|"foro :i
mirr<>r m tint rilli'i'lloliS tn/l't; rint
l||>li|| il'T.
'I'n Ciil'r It <'<?I?S In ?Mlr ?Mv.
In '.{ o I.a.\aj:vp. Tai:i ? r<.
A II '1 r u irifl 'i ??. i-? ? l :i n? I ilia if it fails I >
(<iirn. K. W. ( ? u-.i\ k's .-iKiiiitiin* <.'ii l?ox,
?J*,,.
r,|i>l>l>.c ? "Witfwaij KiivM lt?< want* to !"?
1 1< it t ? *> 1 when l? ?? < I * SloM's- Hi? a! ways
] i ii -? inail" li^lit <?f ilt'atli."
(Co ??'* l it i i i
NN ?? nf1 cr < >fii* ) 1 'i ml i ?'i| |)ol|ii'< Ki-wnnl for
iiiiv ca t I'litarrli that t annul Ii ? .'iircil by
Hall'* < 'ii In rrli ( 'ti i ??.
K. .1. i 'iikvki A- < ??.. T?!ii!", O.
We, rim uiiili'iriulii'il, lia\ <? klinivii 1 .1 . I 'ho
iio> in tin* In t I". yi'ii r> . ii nil ln'lli'vi' liii'. !?(" -
(<?1 tly I <>m>r 'lilt* in all liiinln?"?f. I ? utf-artl >iii
nii<! (I tin nrri >il I y iiMctw I'urry mil imy olilixa
t loll in ill- In I In i r II rtn.
|:<T A I in A x. NVImiIi'miIc I >r iikki* j*. Tniril.t,
l il; ii.
W u.niMi, Kinnan .V Maiivin'. W hi.W-salo
I irnifKtvtJ'. Tol.'iln, ? ihio.
II all v I 'ntarrli i n I ?? if ! a k on I n to inn SI y. -
I iik- ?!! i'. ? 1 1 v ii |?iii t hi- lil<nnl Mini liUH'wilM Mil
iaria <i| tin -> sli'iii. 1 *i i?-", 1.M". |n? liuttU'. Mj!iI
I'V all 1 1 mriri.-t'--. TcfthumiiiilH fiv.i.
Hall's l ainily I 'ills ntV t in* ln--t .
"I r W ln?l(Uv'? ho-'t hliitf Syr ii|* fi?r <-li 1 1< 1 r< - ii
lerthin^. lofli'iiM I lia tniinx. i ???lii*,iii>r 1 r 1 1 1 ; i ? ? ? . i
lion, allays pain i'.i r<"< \? lint i'uli<' '2.V* a
I am sun* i . ij - * for ? 'onRutnptioti pav.-il
1 1 1 \ ll(i> iliri'i' \i'iir-i aj.'ii.--Mii8. Tii<>*. 15. n
Mapla si. Norwich. N. \ . l-.il.. 1 1". | mio.
j TV TO crop can
A grow with
i
out Potash.
]{vory blade of
I
Grass, every grain
of Corn, all Fruits
and \ tables
i must have it. It
enough is supplied
i you can count on a full crop ? ]
j
if too lit tic, the growth will be j
j " scrubby."
SrnrI for i".r 1 wlii Ir'lln? nil r.hotit rnmpo?illon |
j frrtill.Ttw l'<"M S'l ijiifil !.il J 1 i injis They ? n-.t y? i |
' nothing.
(HUMAN K.M.I XV < 'KKS. Viv ai St., Ni w York,
ATTI:nTI<)> is fmilitntnl if you mention
(In - I'lipcr <\ lii'ii ? n ? $Hfct i*?l v ?*t iJMffr1. S??. |6 !
- r- ^ ? f|
TALKED SNTd ST.
Don't allow youinelf to ho talked into lniy- 1
ing a shoddy job to save a dollar or so when
the best is on sale in evory town in the
South. Did you ever think how easy it is
for some people to be talked into a thing? j
SEC OUR AOENT OR WRITE DIRECT.
ROCK HILL
A LCOIIOLIC LIQUORS
and NARCOTIC DRUGS
Make INEBRIATES.
THE Klil-LEY CURB,
CURES THEM. *"??{:AVitou"'
i'ittKtjgtt* l/oardaud lodgolu the lD?tltutloa.
tddte)} ot cali at
THE KEEIEY INSTITUTE,
1 1 01) Plain Street, COLUMBIA, S. C,
Complete Punts
FOR FACTORIES AND MILLS,
Knginofl; <'orlU?. Automatic, |?lnlu ?id?
valvos.
Holler*, lleater*, I'omp*.
Saw >1IIU, from small Plantation Mills
to tbo lleurvlest Mill* In tho market.
All kinds of Wood Working Manhinorj.
Hou/nnd Corn Willing Muuhluvty.
Complete Ginning 8y?tein\^JEiu minus,
Van Wlnltlo und Thomas,
Engine)*, Itoilor9, Haws, Glu? in Stock for
quick delivery.
V. C. BADHAM & CO.,
1324 Maui St.,
COLUMBIA, - - S. C.
PIANOS and ARGANS
fi DIRECT EROM IHeU FACTORY I
?-? ft ft r\ ft ft ft ft o
This Is why I ^nn j
itipply
The BEST
l'OH 'i ll 15
LEAST
MONEY.
Mnffrt. NOT HOW CIIR A I'
JTIUI IV. (HIT HOW GOOD.
WAltllANTYl
j The liiftlrumentM I ronrmoiil arc fnllT
^ iviirrmiloil l>y ruMiitiblt' Ijiit Iupi'* *inl
J rnclomrd by mr malilns yon IH?nbly
/ Srrurcd.
i (]00t>, RliLIABLl: ORGANS, $35 UP*
I (i()01>, RKI.IARI.H PIANOS, $175 "P.
1 Writo for l'artil<>K?u l">
; M. A. M ALONE,
/ COLli;nitlA|S. O.
! Mmnd! Mill Supplies
? OF RVERY DHSCRITION.
, Writo uh when in need of ANYTHING la
Iti* ttbovo lino.
\ The Kqulpiiifiit ol' Modern Gluocrles
I with th?? improved >1 urrtty Olcnntng nnd
J Distributing NynN-m a Hj.fteii?lty.
j E?BJnw?, Holler*. Raw nnd Grist mills, j
I Thr??l>nrg. Moo llu l?rs n:c.
1 S. i . V, I.EItlM I.I. 4 <?.,
I W. H. GiBBRS & CO. j
COLUMBIA, - 3. C.
Italian Socialist* having lovcod the
resignation of Colombo from the Pres
idency or the Chamber of Deputies,
quiet has beon restored to that body.
W. L DOUGLAS i
$3 & 3. SO SHOES i
Worth $4 to $6 compared.
with other makes.
lnilitr?i'll b.v over
? J ,000,000 \wnrorfl.
Vhr arniii tic have W. L.
I ^ouglaa' name and
stamped on bottom. 'lake!
r.o substitute cl.umcd to l)C
as goutl. j our ucaicr
should kern them ?
not. we will sctul a ) in?
on receipt <?1 I'tiv e au<
t*E
?XOQlulll j
extra for carriage. State kind of^ leather,
si7<-, and width, plain or cap t<?r. Of Iree.
W. L. OOUGLAS SHOE CO., Brockton, Mass.
HooUor T. Wnnh
1 1 1 it t ? it lidfi w rlitf-n
1)|0 MtOtV of ?>'*
!!(?? nri-l work Hn
gives lil m views on
Hip no?;oprot)lPiii
nii'l all lilrt !ie?? nj>eoi'hen. \Vlut* nn?l foloron
!>?<iplo nre elvliij: n<lvan.*?Ml ord^r?. A bonanza
for Hj?e n ' ?. \V rll<> to 'av. Wo would IlketnengftKB
a few al>Ji> white men l<> nupei intern! ngeirH
J. t?. AIXOIIOD? dH CO
!S o. 91 4 -9? 4 A ii a tell Itu tiding, At luiitn, (ill.
ON 10 DAYS TRIAL.
\ Imiiliiiiiii ItlKT riMUl K 4'rrmn
K l>>rm?>r?. ?!/??* I !?? 15 i-uw*, |>rK'?
fi? in $i to 8* uornriiliiK to ilio.
I 4 hum*. tl?r? I to II
rmvN, prlccs to $:?. Th?*y ninki* ir> |?or
? ??tit more litittor. <?ataloK'?' uml l?>rma
fret-. Don't tuiv until you lif?f fmtn
iik. We in o iiinnufactiirrr* ?nd m-II
? liriTl t ? ? thr t'oiisuinrr wlien? wi> hurt
in>iiK< nt*. Wo i>?v Freight not Kx iirrs?.
<;ill-o\.s'| |'\V %ht MH(J. < o
(ItnSONIA, PA.
P H T ^ T Refundad
\ir?- iin l?? puiriiinliility. Semi t<<r " Inventor*'
I rt u?r Mil I ill I.O II. STIiVKNS & CO.,
I ' > 1 ! '?? Nl7 I llllMI., \Vni)lllU|fOH| IK C?
i.cJifH- i '(.I. Mi/it. < '1* vfilAiiil fi I: tt I >i*l roil .
I
the best prescription is
Grove's Tasteless Chili Tonic.
The formula is plainly printed on every botde ? hcncc you
know just what you arc taking when you take Grpve'*. Imitators A
do not advertise their formula knowing that you would not buy *Sr
their mcdicine if you knew what it contained. Grove's contains
Jmrr and Quinine put up in correct proportions and is in a Tasteless
form. The Iron, acts as a tonic while tlic Quinine drives the
malaria out of .the system. AfiArcliable druggist will tell youihat
Grove's is the Origin*/ and tE&l ?lliu^ so-calleda Tasteless
Chill T onics are imitations. An analysis of other chili tonics shows '
that Grove's is superior to all. other^ in every respect? You
are not experimenting when you takcj^ Grove's? -iff WjKfiofity
and excellence having long been established. Grove's isythe
only Chill Cure sold throughput the entire malaria] sutftns of
(he. United States. No ^C No. Pay. F&oc. Hoc. . ? ?
flow Forluac
Wlit.il this IncUleut (occurred^ as r?*
la t<>?) by a Detroit luwjor, ho was thlr.
ty years younger than lio Is uow: "I
had nil 1 could do to pay for cheap
boarding and the rent of a little oitho
which also served as a lodging apart*
mi'ii t . The best I had In a business
way wa* a tough lot of collect loua and
a few hddgniflcaut taxes in Justice*
Court.
"This is the way in which (he tide of
furtuue was turned. A big burglary
had been committed and a Ptnti sorb
ously wounded in Hying to Uefeiul his
property. Arrests were made and the
whole community was up in arms. 1
nover was so surprlned in my life a*
iv lieu 1 was employed, ut a ridiculous
ly small figure, to defend the prisoners,
exev-pt when they were HC?|tliMed.
There was an organized gang of i !???<?>
fellows at the time, and the squint
eyed, sharp faced leader afterward
told me how I came to get the cas?\
" 'We met,' said lie, 'after the boys
nas pinched, and a motion was made
by one of the blokes to hire two of iIih
best and highest-priced lawyers in the
city If it took every cent we had salt
ed. I give 'cm rope while liiey quarrel
ed over who the lawyers should be, a 1 1 < I
then 1 done my pattcrin*. 1 told 'em
what a lot of Jays they was to blow
their stuff in on big wigs what charged
a dollar fur every word they spoke.
My plan was to buy witnesses, and
then any fool of a lawyer would do us
That's how you got the case, and it
waved us a pile.'
"1 didn't feel flattered, but it boomed
hie tight into a good business that's
?xtde mo comfortable.- I let roll Kreo
Press.
The tunjiv* of die decline of Ameri
can shipping int both pathetic and
exasperating. I'orty years ago. in thw
year before die hi-ginnlng of. the (Jlvil
War whieh enabled our ch'htf rival,
Ureal Itritain. to <?upplaiif uk on the
si'as, iiic proportion of American trade
earrk-il in Amuricnn ships was f?fl per
cent., or two-thirds of the whole; and
we were cwmpeting und??r favorable
Conditions with Kngllsh ships for th#
| foreign commerce of oilier nations.
Thirty yea r* ago. our share of the bus
j mess of carrying our own commerce
was I per cent.; it had dropped from
two-thirds to one-third. The next ten
years brought gif dow n from oue-tliird
J fo lo<s than one-quarter: namely from
'Mi. I per cent, to :J.'5 per cenl. in 1S70.
InJ|NX!? it liail diminished to I I. .'I per
cent? In I MIS I it bad dwindled to S.?)
per cent, of the atupemlous total last
year of .*l,NiM?,S7fi.037 of our exports
slid imports, more than nine tenths, or
$1.(> was borne^ across the
sens in foreign vossebC Ia'.ss than
one tenth, only $ 1'5'UH iyMiu, travelled
under the A merlin flag. Such is thw
? lory of ibe nation's great loss.
South Carolina and Georgia
Extension R. R. Company,
SCHEDULE NO. 3.
In Effort 12:01 h? in., Sunday, Doe. 24lh, '93
llctwcou Cam <lo ii, S. O., and IHaeUs
Inirjj, S. ('.
West.
3j aa
EASTERN' TIM K.
2d Class 1st Class 1st Class 2d Class
l,o, I'm l'assng'r I'assng'r l'assug'r
STATIONS.
Daily ox. Daily o.x. Dally ox. Dally ox,
Sunday. Sunday. Sunday. Sunday.
p. m.
3 -0
H 60
!? 20
10 50
11 20
1 1
I 30
1 oa
1 20
2 30
2 .r.O
3 JO
4 10
4 4">
no
li oo
? 25
(i 35
7 V'J
|?. m.
P
12 50
1 1ft
1 27
1 10
2 10
2 15
2 35
2 r>o
3 OO
3 10
3 20
3 40
3 ft 5
1 02
4 20
I 35
4 ftO
5 00
5 20
it. in.
P. m.
Catudcn 12 25
DoKalh 12 02
WoHtviiio ii r, o
Kershaw 1 1 35
Heath Springs 1 1 20
Pleasant Hill 1115
Lancaster 10 55
Klvorsldo 10 40
Sprlngdoll 10 30
Catawba Junc't 10 20
Leslie
Koek Hill
N??w J'urt
Tlrzali
York vlllo
Sharon
Hickory Grove
Hmyrna
lilacksburg
10 10
10 00
y 35
"9 30
!i 15
0 r>?
H 45
8 35
8 10
a. m.
Itel ween
Itliioksliiirg, S.
Marlon, N. (!.
p. m.
5 30
4 50
4 30
4 10
?. 15
3 00
2 3ft
1 (10
12 40
12 ao
11 00
10 *0
8 io
s'oo
T 30
/ ? 50
C 20
e, oo
6 30
n. m.
itnd
West.
11 33
EASTEItN TIMK.
East.
32 12
STATIONS.
2d ('lass l<5t Clacs Jf?t Claw 2d Class
Mixed l'asstiK'r l'assng'r Mixed
Daily ox. Dally ex. Daily ox. Dally ox.
Sunday. Sunday Sunday. Sunday.
3. 111.
X JO
8 30
H 40
9 20
io oo
10 10
10 25
10 50
11 1ft
11 35
11 45
12 Oft
12 25
12 50
i>. in.
p. in. a. m. p. in.
5 30 Jilnoksburg 7 48 6 40
5 45 Earls 7 32 6 20
5 50 Pnttr's Spg's 7 25 6 12
ti OO Shelby 7 1ft ? 6 00
G 20 Lattimoro 6 55 4 60
C 28 Mooreshoro fi <40
0 38 Henrietta ? 38 4 20
6 55 Eoroit City G 20 3 50
7 101tutherfordtonti05 3 25
7 22 Millwood 5 53 3 ON
7 35 Golden Valley 5 40 2 50
7 40 Thermal City 6 87 2 45
7 63 G Ion wood 5 17 2 20
8 15 Marlon 6 00 2 00
p. in. a. m. p. m.
(iiirtney Division. EAST.
EASTEItN TIME
8TATI0N8.
Blaokstrorg
Cherokee Falls
Gaffney
1st Class, <? '
11 16
Dally ex.
Sunday,
am p in
7 60 9 00
7 30 3 40
710 2 20
a* m. p. m.
Train No. i&tairlng Marlon, N. at 5 a.
m., making close connection at Blaokaburg,
8- C., with tho .-out horn's train No. 88 for
Char. otto, N. C., nod all polata East, and
connectlDR with the southern's vestibule go
ing to Atlanta, Oa., mod all points West, nod
will recrtre paaaengaza ffotng Cast try? train
No. 10 on tho C. A N. W. KB., at Yorkrflle,a
C? at 8.4S a. m., aad connects at Camden,
?. O., with the Bouthora'e train No. 71 arrtY
Ing In CBMUftoa. ?. 0.t at BIT p. m.
Train N<v?4 with pa? ?pg>c ooech attached,
leering Blaeksbnrg at 8tS? a. Bylad ooa
oeettag at Book Hill, a O., wftn tho South
era 'a Florida trainees all points Sooth.
Train No. 89 liavlac Oaadwt. a CL, at
13.50 p.m. ,after the arrival .of th??nth? a'l
CbcrMMtoa ualttAfkMla attaaMaiarJ C~
with tbo L*C.HX,iat CMum Awotloa
Y?ith th4 n n
8. O.. ?0k tW Bonlinfitii tiUm Hi, U iar
Charlotte. N , C, aad aB t+tm pm*. Oon
nooto at YuiMMi, a OL? IWl| tSMa Be. toa'
?he O. * N. W.BL I^|^<?a|H,|. O, At