The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 17, 1900, Image 4
* A HOT WEATIIFR DANOfcR.
Otatk Lurks Behind let Cream, Soft Prinks
an J Summer Luxuries.
Oewnro of loo cream and soft drinks,
f.'ulta umjf Ices, for l>ch!iul them lurk
ioath!
Mote than twice as many persons
tied ht?t year from Inability to curb
isolr ttppetlto for theso summer I\?x
irlea ihaiityvere carried to tlu'lr graves
from# dread consumption and fevers
JjohUfrg Included). A clipping buruau i
iim a medical Journal's statement tell I
i talo of dire disaster from these ?? vI!h, !
Veil tliey may be on lied.
Whllo consumption killed forty In1
t>no state. nearly one hundred died from
eating t,>o much lee cream. In ('Idea
. and vlclulty, malaria proved fatal to
thirty, whllo ninety persons were mur- j
lie red by swallowing peach and cherry !
ttoncs. In tho state of New Jersey ten
3led from heart disease, while loo co'.d
irlnks killed twice that number.
??? A man In t'anton, <>., died from ??i*t
lug cherries and loo cream at tin* name j
Utile, the add fermenting with cream.
In Oahkosh, Wis., a young woman at
lended a dance, and after entlng elgh
tcou platen iff lee rroam fell dead. Her
name war Alary Ulake. hut ravenous
ippotltes ,for. cold stuff on a hot day is I
dot all th<*<*i*ll there Is soft drinks.
A. number of well knwn red drinks j
I re known to contain <pofton>>us adds. I
?.M?o soft drink habit Is more fatal to I
young women than to the men. This
Is attributed to feminine weakness and
iho manner in which they consume |
I hoi i* drinks, namely, through a straw.
\ well-known doctor said to a New
York Journal correspondent:
"1 know of several girls who have
fi'i.iii .iiiimlilg.itaui .lliPuiutb -?
I'lds Ih the renson: In sucking the ices
tip the cold substance strikes the palate
of the mouth and cools the head. Then
when the young women walk in the sun
end exert themselves the cold reacts,:
giving them :i severe headache, which
is later followed by a fever, ami In son.v
cases death has resulted."
The doctor says men are not so easily
affected. Fruit lees are also s.ihl to be
very unheallliful.
A Pad From l'i\r Jnpnn.
"Ko-Kwal" Ih qui to thu fad of t ho
hour for afternoon parties. Kir ICdwIn
Arnold tclU that the Japanese have a
pretty way of entertaining, the hostess
glvlnsc her guests a number of dainty j
bottles, containing dlfforent perfumes, j
and the lucky ladles who can #??*'?? the I
proper names of the scents receive ,
prizes. All that comes to us from the
Orient haa a charm of its own. What
could be more lovely than perfumes i
called "Dew From tho Mountain,"!
"Mreath of Spring," and "Dream of the :
Garden," If tho names ijlve any hint i
of the odors. At n party given Thura- |
day only standard perfumes were given
to tho guests. nod a young American :
);>dy from tho Pacific slope made tha
greatest number of correct guesses. j
When she returns to her western home
the will wear a unique brooch, set with
1'amonds and Inscribed with the word
"Ko- K wal."--1 )etrolt Free Press.
j
'I'd < n it a < old In One I>ny.
Tnko I.AiAtivr. l)x?uo (Jiinikk Tahi.h.*.
Ail drugirlMw rotund the money If It fail* to
pure. E. W. (iuoVK.'s signature on each box
26c.
It feems PtrnnK" tliat even a writer should
? ornet ime.i lie wrong. Ho.
Pale
and
Weak
1Mm
ww omen
Beauty and strength In
women vanish early In
life because of monthly
pain or some menstrua!
Irroffularltym Many suf
fer silently and see their
host gifts fade away?
LydU t. Plnkh*m'? Vegetable Compound
helps woman preserve
roundness of form and
freshness of faoo be
cause It makes their en
tiro fomale organism
healthy? It oarrles wo
men safely through the
Various natural orlses
and Is tho safeguard of
woman's health ?
The truth about this
great modlolne Is told In
tho letters front women
being published In this
paper constantly.
A Ctrl'* A??otl and Liabilities.
"I can low, piny golf and tennis,
fence, dance, skate," exclaimed Sai
Miggs. In a recent aketch by Miss Hay
lor; "I can divas extravagantly, I can
play tIn* piano and palnl atrociously
on china, I can speak French ami ? *??***
man, I can rldu ami <1 rI\??.
"I cannot dress myself. I do n<d
even tako cnro of my handa. I can
not cook a thing. I hnvo no idea how
to make coffee, try eggs, or how much
of anything to give '?nt for any meal
I cannot sew on tin* machine or wllh
my flngcrx. 1 have ?o Idea what ser
vants ought to do, how I hey ought '<? j
do It, how itoon they ought to accmu
(>lIhIi It, 1 cannot take cure of did
drcn. I faint In a sickroom."
Facing such assets n11<I llalolities t.f I
a fashionable education, n<? wou<l? r I
Sarah declared Ii some!hlng terrifying
| to hecotne the head of a family oil a
j moment's notice! Vet, some time m
her life, the midden call to preside
over the household of a husband. a
; rather, a son or a brother comes to t?
imijority of women. What w-fll.she do
iiliout it'.' Will bln> enter iljj^u her (
I duties hoaKtlug of the fact that the .
kitchen In nil undiscovered eountr.v, !
j and confident thai Instinct will <>\i r* |
I balance her ignorance? < " ill s!ie, j
! rather, like Sarah MIk^s, in k no w ledga
| her deficiencies and rise |o meet llo'inf
Sarah made a grand no\lthite. What
in if; hi have l?cen learned almost u:i- i
consciously under a careful inothei s j
| eye she sought In training classes and i
the homes of more |?i*i*? tl?*i<l friends, j
l(oas|o|ogy, hakology, marketology,
t palcholugy, dai uology, nui seohig y he
( i'miiih her study and her practice. It
was no easy task, and one whirl) licr j
| wealth made apparently unnece.-.sary. j
''I .JUUI -Unt JfiilUl/ lA pe.il ll'iiinl JIM 11
wife," she Insisted to all reinoii- j
slranccH. "I am going to keep my
share of the contract. I am going to !
| lake charge uf I?l?-k ami his house and
| Ids children just as if 1 were a lawyer
! taking a case, i.r a merchant setting up
' i store, or a captain taking command
i if a ship."
| The w hole tenor of her future proved
j that Blie was right To row. to play
: ;.i|f, to dress < lmrmIn(fly. to lie . mi
' versa lit w 11 Ji the whole gamut of j
I ?niiipllshmcnl* Is commeiiilatde, hut no
! vouug woman who lias not in Koine dc
! c,-ee niaslered the intricacies of do
r -nestie science is ipuilitied to heroine
I lie queen of the home and so arhilrate j
he destiny of a family The t'otiKi'i? j
;a I ioiiallht
Rearing Quoon Pec*.
'I'll secure good, large, prolific qiU'CUH, j
they should he reared a I swarming
time, Marly ipieens are what every i
hf>ekee|ie|- wants, and the hes| yxiv I us j
arc reared under the s vai min?; i,?- !
pulse. At that time the larva It t? l ?
profusely with royal Jelly, and l? 'ge. |
long lived queens result There im no
danger of vim 'I, half chilled queens, j
l ive or si\ days after a swarm has is 1
sued, i;o to the parent hive and ev
amine fur queen cells. You will find i
anywhere from one to a dozen seal- i
ten d about I he combs. but generally
at the bottom. Take two or more ^
frames of brood with adhering bees i
containing one or more queen cells an I
place In a new hive. The young queens
will emerge In a day or two. One can
make from two to live divisions, each !
nucleus having a virgin queen.
When the queens are from seven to
ten days old I hey usually go for their
wedding flight and when successfull.v j
mated return to their hives to stay for !
rest of Ihelr liven, which Is from !
two to four years, never leaving the
hive again exccpt at swarming time. I
Many young queens are lost in mating.
This is the most uncertain thing about
queen rearing Queens of the current
year's rearing will rarely swarm, but
I have reared queena In May that have
built up so strong a colony that they
crowded themselves out by August.
AII rules are occasionally broken by
hecs. |-\ <; Herman, in Now KnglamJ
Homestead.
The Menu'i Origin.
Tli" origin of the menu earn hns boon
traced to llie 1 > 11 k e ?>f Itrnnswiok. Ho :
was observed in the Intervals of a ban j
<juot to noun oarefnlly a long strip ?.f
paper by tlio slilo of liis plate. and wlion j
the curious Ruest* ventured in impure ;
into the nature of Ills studios lie o\
plained that It was n sort of programme j
of the dishes which ho lin<l commanded
finm tin* ounks, iii ilio intent flint ii >
some delicacy which espe< tally uppoal |
?m1 to hi ill were marked for a laio sta^e
In the repast Ik* in ^lit oarefnlly re !
nerve Ii!h appetite for II. The sluipll*
city nnd bounty of tlio idea appealed In- J
stautly to the dnke' emu i\ers. and I lie I
nienn card from that moment bo.auia
on institution. In its old fashioned j
form, wo are told, the bill was usually i
wrliten in lar^e letters <>n - aids nf j
Knoll Imposing dimensions that room |
for only on'* oonhl ho found at oa li
end of the board.
|
When wit is kind as well .u, play- j
ful, when Information knows how to
bo silent, as well as how to speak. '
when good will is shown to thoso who j
are absent as well as to those who arr> !
present, we may know that wo are in
KOo,i f-ooiefy VuRiist T.adie.s" Homo j
Journal
Fight
Your Liver
if you want to. But look out, or it will get
the start of you. If it does, you will have dys
pepsia, indigestion, biliousness, sick headache,
poor blood, constipation.
Perhaps you have tlicse aneady, Then
take one of Ayer's Pills at bedtime. These
pills gently and surely master the liver; they
are an easy and safe laxative for the whole
fajnily; they give prompt relief and make a
permanent cure Always keep a box of them
in the houss ?
2% cent* n b(. , /ill druggists.
"I have raised a family of eleven children, all living at the
- present time, and I wouldfnot think I could keep house without
Ayer's 1'ills. I have used vihrm for twenty years, and there is no
? family laxative their eqasf." ? S. C. I)ari>fn, Myrtle, Miss.,
pe May 39, ?9??'
ANOTHER NEWPARH
Two political Meetings in Progress at
Indianapolis.
Of: A Til OP C. P. HUNTINGTON.
? ?
i'miKMis Railway /Magnate .uwl fUnll
Millionaire l\ts*cS Away L'iic.\peci
t ..'Is llii I. fc and Work.
I ndinanapoll i, |?i .1 a I I h<? flit I j
il?iy*m M-sslon <f the inti'i.ial Thirl i
1111 > v ? i?:i v cntlon win 'I ? v' *?- ? *1 entire I. I
Id addi f-sfh, ii" formal netion licin, !
taken I? y >i>< 1 Us" appoint rneut of
? <?;iiiiillt? ?? of three '<? c Mif'-r with the j
ant 1 i:npi-rluIi.h 'I ? '? s-entiinorit. a*
in ,ng the independents was s'r n;' j
H'.Hiitft t he ?-m?ltd:Hes of >)-??ri Mr-Km ?
Icy and Itrvan If in sai l a third tick
et will be the outcome altl o igu thorn
is a desire t<? combine with tlr* ."it! j
imperialists. if pussiide, and t!nie i> ,
M'ai <(')>' a possibility of tin* an'! ? i 1111 ?* * -
i lalists nominating a ttfkei. j
Tim convention of the ,,in.l< ;)? mat ' ,
was < a lit' to i;r<li-r in tin- I'oinmorcia.
Ciuli rooms l>y 'I homas M Osborn i,
of Auburn, N V Tin* numln r of d> I j
(gates was not I.'iik1'. I"'1 enthusiasm
was plentiful Mr Osborne state 1 ?h >t
t he < mnmltteo calling tin* convent lull
\v is a (pointid In July. " W <? 1>a ve cl.o
Ken," ho saiil, "to la- known temp.nail
|y at h-an by the name of tit" National .
I'artv Moth the old ".u ties liavn j
grown ad lis h a ml corrupt. Wo arc her i j
to compromise not only in mattira o. ,
J<i(!yment, bill lu matters of c >n? I?'u' '' !
In place of Ijinroln. Sumner, and rhino j
w?. have McKlnlcy. I'latt. in <1 llanna. j
and in place of Tliden and < icveland |
and Unwell we have Ht > mm. AiU. li ?
and Tillman. W'a f ?vor a plat<oi in |
favoring and imperialism. wind nmr- j
py and civil sorvi -o reform Willi j
much of she movement of the anti iin- ?
per inI1strt, or ' liberty congress.'" wli < Ii j
iin ids here, we are in sympathy but ft '
the same time we want It under t oil \
that we are entirely dlstln t ami sc .- j
aiate from tkonu"
Haiis U lihiMih, of (Udorado Strings.
Col., was tItoii presented an tomnorary j
i iialrmnn of the c invention. Mr Mi
rich fms frequently applauded during j
the re&ding of bis address.
A Railroad /Magnate (ionc.
Iliu ipiette |<ake. N. Y.. Special ('.
1'. Huntington. president of yie South
ern I'ludllc Uallroad ('ompjuiiy, died at
bis camp. IMnu Knot, in \he Adiron
ilacks, at about midnight. Heart ilis
eHHP was (lie direct cause ot death. Ap
parently well on retirttig at II o'clock.
In* was takep suddenly with a choking
spoil, which was quite comuion with
him and which was not thought to by
serious, hut lie became worse. As soon
as the seriousness of the attack
realized, a meseiiK1 r waf; disp;ttehr>f1
to 111?? nelglilKu ing camp of tiovcriiin'
IxwtnHherry, for *i doctor, and he tvsui
on hand In half an hour. Mr Muni
ingtou died without ri gaining < nn
HcloiiHtii'Ks, not mote than t hi -ipiai
Iet'H of an hour having passed hctwein
the attack and his death Mis. H int.
Ington and Mr. iluntini'.t.on s s?m ic
tary, 10. Mllc-s. were at his liejsid.
?it. the time of uealh
^ A ot Mllll?n?.
Now York. Special. Mr lluntm.e
ton's death had little effect on tin
general stock market liven his own
r,ttn-ks. chief among which was Soutii
ern Pacific, were hardly disturb.
Homo large lots of Southern I'licim
ciitne out lu the initial transaction,
but they wore promptly taker; by
Imnking it?t?ri-t.s known to t.??v? m.
the lat<? tni.iionaire ami as a i.-sul.
the price f>f Southern I'aiili s.?i?r>
ralllod from its one point de. line. It
seemed to bo the general opinion "i
those conversant with .Mr Hunting
ton's affairs that lie had I' M hi- pro.i
ertleis in such shape as to permit of
easy handling b\ others. Wall street
estimates the fortune ot Mr Hunt in
ton at from } l?t.?K?i?.0l?o to $;,u.iH?U.i"/?.
I ilippunts "I nKc Cuurj^k\
Manila. Hv i'abh- Imports from (tir?
Vis.iya K-land show s th.it tlr-re ha ?
Iiim'ii 1 Mrr?'jiM*i| ii<ti\itv aiiuum ill-- in
nircrnts there <1 urinir the last six
weeks. Thi' \uitM*!<'itn Jt :. !!::?
ir-bind of I'anay 1,-ift month wern
KifatiT than in .my month .1?ti
iiiiry la.st < icncriiI Mojico. in l.rvtr,
i?ii?l fi"lnni! I.ucbati. i:i Sani;ir ai*<
Inrnssing th?* gr.rri ons, shout:tur ir'tr.
tin- (owns during the r.ight ar.<! .m
b'lshinc small p.irlp.*. tlriin: :i :i < I t !i"ii
retreating upon flu* larger l?r?<Ii? s. The
n! ?'!s p??ss? h. ail ample mipply of am
m h n It;on umi i ,) ro organize! to a. ? or ?
hiderable tlriti'f'i
Allies ."1 a iiiK On.
liondnn. My <'able. "The alli< L |
troops." liw St Petersburg cor.
respondent of The T'm< . ' ha\ nu i<:i
AUgUSt 0. OCCtipiOd Ho li Wii. ?\o
now moved on tow;?i. 1 Mil ('luitiK. 1
without meeting anj ki*o?t opposition. !
The art illery is I? I ii^ movei! sal 1 ^f;ir- i
torlly. in spite of the bail roads, which |
the JnpanttHR aro < nganed in rcpiitrini;.
"Tho Chinese arc now loneentrated at
Using Hop Sien. wh??re lighting may ?
be expected."
Senator Ingalls Sinking.
Atchison, Special.?Former \ inted
States Senator John J. Ingulls, nvIio is
in La.<i Vegas. N. .M., for his health is j
sinking rapidly, 11 Ij son. Shrftb hi. '
hiis started for the bcdjldo of hi.s f
father. A telegram from Mrs Ingails. J
recolved here announced the serious
rondition of Mr Ingalls, who has been j
In tho Scfiithvvest for over a year suf
fering fivm fhroat affection
Oswald Ottendorfer. proprietor and
owner of tho New York StaaLs Zuitung, |
is eertuusly ill ui ElK'a Park, N. V.
Ilow Par Prom Pckin?
London. Ujr Cable.?The only news
which take* the advance upon Pckin
further thaa Ilo SI Wii, conies fto:n
Paris. The London morning papers
contain not tain? to confirm the French !
report tha* the allies are within in,
miles of Pakln. al^migh a Che K#-f"
dispatch l? printed saying that they
were wlthl* 27 miles of the goal on
Saturday. ^
YOIJ
KNOW
mm
YOU'RE
lAK-Wi
Wncn Yoij Vnkc
GROVE'S
Tasteless
Chill I onic
nooauso iho wormuiu Br> plainly prSniofS on a3L.lt boitSo,
uhowSnfj what it contains. Imitators t!o not advertise!
their formula, knowing that you would not buy their medi
cine if you knew its ingredients. Grove's contains Iron
and Quinine put up in correct proportions, and is in a taste
less form. Grove's is the original Tasteless Chill 1 onic
and any druggist who is not pushing an imitation will tell you
that all other so-called u tasteless " Tonics are imitations.
Grove's is the only Chill cure sold by every druggist in
uiiiL "1 1111 m
Uisteless ChillpDtf
kitm^
Arv?r?.#o?<x-? fW^r
<KIII. f'^J4
CON TAIN
SHAKE V*w .t ??'
?CO
PARIS
the malarial sections of the United States and Cuba that is uaranteeu 10 tint u?? j
case ol malaria, chills and fever, or money refunded. Price $o cents.
4*
Odrlch Cultivation at ll In Carried o.i In
South Africa.
? I he usiiit li js one* of the treasures
South Africa possesses. lint perhaps
l.i* i-> .it his lif-t in (In* north of tlio dark
outiiit-ul; fur a Harbary bird is au edi
tion i!c Juxe compared with the Cupe
variety. Also he is, loss valunble than
once In- was, w in u tlu? incubator was
mi mikin*\v 11 resource and hatching out
< lucks i more hazardous undertaking
l-an ii r. now. Though in the old
(lii.va S-.o'.Hi pa-.si- I hands often for a
|ir<t rate pair of birds, which now ?7."?
will purchase, ami a "plucking" will
t. > for that in palmy times would
ha\e fetched ostrich fanning I??
not a played out profession. No stock
farm i-a.ii lie a greater disappointment
mid in\iely to its owner tlnvii one de
Voted to ostriches the most extraor
dinarily "pernickct y*' birds Imagiii-,
it hie, the must willful and the most olw
s'inate. Any one who fannies thru be
cause the creatures can digest such
things as gimlets, soap and old gloves,
atel in consequence argues that ttiey
ni?? hardy brutes they map- appear to
be. is very wrong, indeed. The birds
Miller from mysterious illis in extreme
childhood tlu't carry them ofT by Hocks,
and in adult age are s'o quarrelsome of
temper and brittle of leg that the amal
gamatlon is all too frequently the cause
of an untimely end.
I.ilile Hottentots nrb employed to
herd the chicks and feed them when
tiii-v are ready !r> go out of doors, and
la/.y by nature as their elders ar'.' a
sore trouble to the farmers. 0m* of
the'i' vagaries is t:? neglect their oharg
e;, another to kill them because they
a re troublesome.
When the chicks growu up, as they
Fpe.'dily do, I hey take 1heir revenge
upon their \thilom gupnlians. They
: : ?al their food, they scare them, and
would maim and kill Ihein if the chil
dreii did not carefully keep out of their
way. and wield the "lackey" when
they encounter the irate birds. This
Is a weapon without which the most
\ aliant man is as a babe before an
ostrich that U "quel" In other words,
v ioiis. It is simply a branch of the
miiiiosa, with the prickles left on the
In-:;? I of it. When the ostrich runs
ami'. I; the "lackey" is brandished in
l. s face: he shuts his eyes instinctively
t.? avoid the long prickles, and the at
tacked \ictim promptly dodges him as
lie pro Is on his headlong and 111
I J11r! 11? il rush.
| Tender 11??;i i ii'il women who arc try
ing t > M.anip out I Ik* destruction of
j r.-tr<> :inil beji in i fill birds, because of
tin- s.i'i itiec uf their lives for tho sake
,,f fiMihers, do not objnet to ov
U'i'h ] ?!ii lues because the life of the
!. i,I is n<.1 forfaited;ilU'lthor. they are
p. TMiadod. is tho profess of plucking
a severely paijiful one. They nro
I i-hl.
riioiiuh tin1 birds when they lire ?1 riv
en :ti:?> the box that cabins them while
they aiv deprived of theii'H'oathcrs i x
11i11iIs Intense inid foolish ahtrm, and
would wri'iUi il<? end of vengeance on
one another and the "hands" engaged
in plucking them if they had tho op
portunity. no sooner are they out of the
bo\ | han l hey da nee off, apparently
i: > i j< * 11 ni'ire frightened than hurt.
I iu v Is-have. indeed, precisely *liko
i-hcep houghr to the shearing shod.
1 .ike sheep, loo. they are branded.
Al ter ! he plucking the feathers hf.\e
all to he sorted and tied up. a piece
nf work ordinarily performed by pro
f.inil sorters. Again the s^rvicoa
of the fanner's wife, who plays an a
tive part In an ostrich farm, may bo
i ailed into requisition to wash thosr>
pinnies that are badly soiled. In each
w.itig Ihere are n couple of dozen lone;
white handsome feathers.
I'h" ostrich is on such a big seale all
round that he Is a most formidable
creature to deal with In peace or
-ipiei." Twenty four hens' eggs go to
th?" one that Incloses him as a chick,
>..? that before ho Is hatched he Is a
handful. Ills height is huge; with h s
f.Vo toed ffeet he ca?i stamp and !>i, U
with tremendous force; he nun as
Kwlftly as a horse, and hi* ntnpidiiy
lit colossal. 1
Putnam I aiiki.km Dvks nro f?-t to sun
light, washing and rubbing. Hold l.y all
druggists.
About tho only thing n niAn can't lie out i
i I is eating onion*.
A Colonel In tho Dritis?h South African t
urntv ?.???? <?>nt Adams' Tutti Frutti was if':
t?h?s*l;ig to tils men whllo marching.
Tho manager of i\ thoater is obliged to do
pcud upon hU iaooiso for a living.
Do Your ?>cl Acb? ?n4 Hum ?
' 1Wo Into roar mIioos AI Ion'- Foot-Knsa,
a po*<i?r for tlio fe??. It mnkestigbt or Neir
Kiio..* r.'ol ousy. Cnros Corns, Ingrowing '
N?4tls, Itohlng, Swollen, Hot, Gallons, Soro '
and Sweating Fe??. All Druggists nn.|
^tioo Sr.?r?s soil it. 2 ?'. 8nm|il.i *ent FRKV-. I
Address, Ai.i.km k. Outstid, I^Ror. X. Y. 1
A theatrical poser?how to gn back i
without walking
'I ho old-fashioned "lire and brim
! stone" preacher tries to win souls by a
' "dead heat.''
FITS permanently oured. No fits or nervous.
J no*>s nfiur llrit ilay's uso of l>r. Kline's lire it
Nrr\u K?Ht.i>ror.trliil bottle and l reali?ef i i-o
| I?r. It. 11. Ki.I.nh, I.Ul , Ml A reluct. IMiila, l'<\.
Money talks, hut the moonshiners'
i money keeps still.
'I llo Itt-il IM'i'kcrl|>tIon I'Hr < hill*
i nn<l Fovor Is it hottlfl of Ohovk'h Tahiki.kss
i Chii.:. Tonic. 11 mIiii(?l<^ Iron and ipilninn
j in n tnstelo.a.i form. No curo.no j'?y. rrleo'iie.
The dainty, simple, well-regulated
J table saves many anxious hours both
over the lire and in the sick-room.?
| August Ladies' Home Journal.
? 100 licivnril. moo.
4
The renders nf I his ua pe r will hi- pleased to
h*um that thero is at least, one (I leaded d i *ea*o
Mint seietiee has been able in enre in all its
stages. ami that is Catarrh. Hull's l afnrrh
Curo is the only positive enre known to the
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a eonstitu
i ion a 1 disease. reijui res u i-onst i tut ional treat*
mi-nt. I la IPs l at a rrh t 'u re is taken i ii tern ally,
net ing dirivtly on the blood and mucous mi
lares of the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and telving the jui
ticnt streugth hv building; tip the constitution
and nsslstlni: until re in doing it-i work. Tim
proprietors have *>o much taith in its esirulivu
J powers that thev nlfer Ono Hundred Hollars
for any nisn t hat it falls to rure. Semi for list
ol testimonials. Address
F. ,1. I'lii'.NKV ?V Co., Toledo, t>.
Sold hv Hruggist s, iSr.
llall's Family I'ills *re the he-t.
( Mrs. Window'sSoolliffttr Syrup for children
? to el h til or, nnftens the iju ins, reil unes I n II a ill iiim
i lion, allays pain, cures wind colic,~.V.? bold**.
! Pico's Cure Is the host medleine wo ever used
for all afTee!Ions of throat and lungs. M'm,
(?. F.NOsi.r.v, Vaubureii, lod.. Feb. Ill, d*?>.
N
ATIONAL
BUS1NKSS
COLLLEOh,
ROANOKE, VA.
MORE CALLS FOR GRADUATES
THAN IT CAN SUPPLY,
Send for Catalogue
linter Sept. 4.
<JII AS. K. KCKKIILK, I'rewMciil
Mention wlier?? voil ??w nollco .VIkhiI.
i.i iiav, viic<;ima.
URAY COLLEGE
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
IT1
Hi*#.tirlfullT nftuatcil In
. nHL JHSB |ho fnmniis Sj,"?uui-!??;il?
Vfcllfy. l'K> iiilH** fr??m WanhlnKtoii )*rrj?ar?iory
and Kivt tivo ooimnn lrn<lluk' t?> il?*Kn*? ?. CliAnr***
I v?t.v m<klerate~#ri5.,fc> ciiHtm *o**lv?t?, h \-{ month*
j *Sf Falori t>rgtns SoptMiihrr 12. :!M?.
1 ' WrltA for caln'oKiie to
n AV HAROROVI:, Principal,
KI'Y.M.n. WIIARTON.I?. I) .President.
A ti?irnl*r i>f frrt? si'h'ilarjhlr*. AddriM i
I f!??? p*fuolpal. ,
fnr 33 Tf?rs tffn tr&in
vcu:.* lite *id women (tr
bBtint". Onljr ba?. rcl. in T?
Qva.ug lU building ? Rnsd
Cf* on*. Up to dale. HirHj tn
dors?d. TborcB|(klj r?h?ol?. S?
Ttcttioni C?Ulern? fr-f.
?' I?tA\og boi. t?l. *aa(b IVl?m?e ri*?r.' ??liii?. St*nogr?ph?r
Columbia Business College, C0,su?aiA
lU-ot M> kinenK ami Shoithnml Co Tnr?,
In<lueement*. nml morn ? i rn<liint???
|i In position* than all othrr Mi?lne?i C"U<*ir"<
n s. c.. ??<>uj 1)1 nc-?l. Trrni* low. ? m?ihr KI'.TK
G
AN O
ONTRflCTORS'
^BUILDERS'
.ho_MILL SUPPLIES.
si'*ci Hr.imv iv>iiininn nn>1 t'Ti.in
n?l Bolt.*. IiVmIh, \\ rtitM*. I n:>k.?. Tower*. &
Ntooi Wlro mi 1 Mnull.1 K*'!"*. M"l?tliijr Lnglne*
nmt I'ump*. Jna'k*. I'oril- k?. t rnbfl, < tiAln and
Kline 11 < ? I o t !*.
tw Co ft Kvri l P.ii/ Miilr Quick I'rhcry.
LOMBARD IRON WORKS 5 SUPPLY CO.
AlT.rsTA, OA.
AGENTS
W unlPtl for the b<>*t
aelliiiff txx.k ever
|UI>ll?h?i| I.OOttd*.
Ilvereil la York Co,
. I.too in Aniler?
nun < ouniy. 6u>? la
? l.nr U-M..n I I i,i hi M??nt|>li<m. one iiK^nt nolts
V.'?' lii uiii- ?i*i>k. t.j jmr li.if miro.
In ml><w??rlfi;{ -inir rniir ?<vprrleii<*o. If miy.
J. L- /NICHOLS & CO.,
No. 913-074 Auctrll It ii 11 >1 i ii ir. AtUutil. Obi
SOUTHERN DENTAL COLLEGE
drntai. ijktartmrnt
AllwntM CollrK<i of rtijr>lrl?n( And
? oi.Dt.sT COLLXUB in State. Fourteenth Au.
?*ii?j x?fsf>R l):1. i; ;!os?l April WtS.
Tii<?? coniempintlnir ib? etmly of DcntUUy
? IkiiM write for cA'AlOfii*. *'
A.Mr.ee H. W. FOKTKR,
flil-M Indian Katldlac* AtUnto,
That Liltl? Bcok Fur U4**,3
AI K'K MASON, Rocuntn, W. T.
Pmh.
ITTRNTI0N H fecllltnUd IfrMMitlW
W thlt pnpcr ?rb?? writing *4 r?tUW9. 9+*9B
IT tHl w|fh | TkaaMaAaffl Cli
?or*f;n.?N I IIIfWPifB f iff wilfl
kiiNiS'siwact)
SALtM H.C.
G
liO. Ii. NISSliN & CO.,
...WAGONS
.11 it ii ii Imci ii rcr
AM.I. Ii I \ OH
l.lglitesv draft,uioftl
durable un->L finest finish. Do not
tnke one claimed to he n? good. ?'
not .sold in your town, write u? fo'
prices.
WINftf'ON-KAI.F..TY, N.
LARGEST MAKERS
of Muii s Hiiu <
Sll.riOshors in tho 5
? world. Wo boII <
nioro JMw find 1
?;5 50 8!k?cs than]
uny othor two'
manufacturers in
tliol'.S. \
Tlic rtsason moro"
W.L. I >ohk1rs $3.00
Rrami $;C?0 shoes aro Ik
Sfsold than nny otlior
r mako is bucauso tlmyaro
tho best in tho world.
/ A $4.00 Shoo for $3.00.
' A &."> Shoe for A.'J.GO.
Over 1,000,000
The Real Worth of Our $3 and $3.50 Show
compared with other makes is $4 to $5.
ItavhiK th<* l'iriw* $inn'lf1.K>siioelHiM
ii**hk in ill** world, ami n byHtem of i
r inuntifiwtiirhig, <*nal*l?'9 t'H t?> i?r?Klucc^
hlKtwr tfnvio $'!.'?.> mi't $3.0? Rljocs than JO
loan Ih' lm<l Haowhero. Your dealer U
fthouM kocp t ?i??io ; w give one cu-fticr
ex?*liwlve *nJ*% hi enoli !?>** n. i
I 'I*l% li 4* ???? f?ul>st It 111 ?* t IniJMJE
I on Itrt vImr NV .F.I *?>iik1h* RtioeA witli fa
namcntxl iwiuom.
, I f younlealrr will not k*vt I hem fori
Lynu, *"iv\ fllrort t?? factory. on Aj
Htnl 2f??\ r*ti"ji/ar
for ?arrlntf?\ Stair Kind of i
k lratlirr. hii'l width* A
k plain or ??;?|? to''. < ?'ir
shoe* will irnrhyoii.
0 r>ii j wlu-i?
CllfttS Wh<RI ALl^ list FAILS. , ,
Host (\?u#h Syrup. Taetoii Qood. CM
In (tmo. Pol<1 hy druggist*.
M
ACHINERY AND
APPURTHNA!NCl;s.
frlunmii System* equipped with the
Miirray Cleaning and Dlntrlbutlnflf
System.
Power (equipment*,
8^\v Mill Mnoliliicrj'.
Form ami Mill Machinery In Oeiicral.
S. V. AkoiiIh fur Steele's New South
II rick Mac hi fiery.
Write vis for prions on nnvihloK in our lino.
W. II. GIBBES & CO.,
COLUMBIA, - 5. C.
A WORLD
without MUSIC
Would tio a
dreary place.
M uslc is ?n ln
s;ilrfllnn -a tonic.
,Vou expect to
buy nn organ or
I'iano M)in>< time.
Why n?i now?
An Instrument
is furniture ? It's
enter tai >i m e n t,
its investment.
If yon get on? of
Hie Standard
Wmkes r.-pre?ent
rd by me. age will
not affect It. It
will bo H9 KOO'l
flvo yearn from
now. as tlio <iny
yon boiiRht It.
#y Price Is Right
ORGANS $35.00 UP.
PIANOS $175.00 UP.
If" Wrllc for (HlHlociic and T?rmi,
A<1drm?,
? M. A. MALONE,
| Columbia, S. C.
( HAVING FOR.HKD A CONNBOTlON
o: :o:: with ::o::o i
THE ELLIOTT
0 N REPAIR WORKS
1 tn now ?o r?p?lr *o4 r*bmiM Couom
Oimm mm ttanifUr m ifc? ?MrfwiHm TMa
breach of U* bw<MM b* w4?r Ita p*noMl
L,""'IO' wr. W. J. IM IOTT,
j Zri?8g*sr?ai6fi tfJnSWSSSS
' knows wvralBlkU llut*. ?
Mr N?w it tM Ttaw I trfcif Vmk Uar
Before ??? N?e4 TMm!
?fVjy
xfvjsz s&ssr
?M*k Mf?r. Urm Trimm mm*
V. C. BADHAM,
UM n&M.. COLUMBIA. S. C.
HAM'S HOHN liLASfS.
WK J?ord'? chariot*
an; not till band-,
WUgOJIS.
The futtiro of a
hllildiuif rcHtfi ou
its foundation.
J)?I>iosidon of Kjjiiit
ought to lift us to
tf iud.
tViticimn "t iIh
churches will not
; bo itouivcd hh ??
padHport lo the gate
<?/ iho (.'it v.
Nothing <?" or nem-.
than to shine as one of the lights of
the world.
Heavy gradcfe need heavy engine*.
Affection is the best aid to memory.
I'rogn ss is the secrct of perman
ency.
He whom ihe Spirit u-cs most is
most useful.
When a man is upright his head is
heavenward
True spirituality i* in doing, not In
lirt-aming.
Kindness on earth marks tile kin of
the Kitik of heaven.
The splendor of a station should not
make lis lost- the train
>
II i.s the man behind the gun vv'm
makes the man in front to tremble.
When two empty heads hit together,
there i.s a good deal of rattle.
It is better to make mistakes in try
ing than to make the mistake of not
trying at all.
We really have only what we know
we have.
He who helps another shows himself
it brother.
The Hread of Idle Is a ncci-sH?vy
lather than a luxury.
Thoughts arc beautiful only as they
are er.vstalizcd into deeds.
You eannot have nut eh interest At
heaven when your principal Ik all on
fart h.
The world is not brought any nearer
to Cod !>y the .secularization of the
i him h.
The comment of the expert* in the
German newspapers regarding the
Zeppelin airship is rather unfavorable.
The general verdict Is that it lacks
practicability. Kye witnesses pointed
out the fact that i^ was impossible for
the airship, acting under the most fa
vorable winds and conditions, to re
turn to the starting point. The ex
perts noted the fact that, even under
the favorable conditions tinder which
the experiment was effected, Ihe air
ship was damaged considerably.
The hair grows considerably faster
tn summer than la winter.
South Carolina and Georgia
Extension R. R. Company.
SCHEDULE NO. 3. \
In Effect 12.01 n. m., Sunday, Doe. 24th, '09
Between Onmilen, 8. C., nud lSlacks
burg, S. C.
West.
36 33
EASTERN TIME.
2d Clus* 1st Class 1st CJlass 2d C'la*i
Lo.Frt l'assng'r I'asBug'r rassng'r
STATIONS.
Dally ex. Daily ex. Dally ex. Daily ex,
Sunday. Sunday. Sunday. Sunday.
p. m. p. m. p. ra. p. 'n,
8 20 12 Ml Camden J_'25 5 30
8 .r)0 115 DeKalb 12 02 4 50
0 20 1 27 Westvlllo 11 50 4 30
10 50 1 40 Kershaw 11 36 4 10
11 20 2 10 Heath Spring* 11 20 ' 3 15
11 3J> 8 15 Pleasant Hill 11 15 3 00
12 30 2 35 Lancaster 10 55 2 35
1 00 2 50 Riverside 10 40 1 00
1 20 3 00 Sprlngdell 10 30 12 40
2 30 3 10 Catawba Junc't 10 20 1220
2 50 3 20 Leslie 10 10 1100
3 10 3 40 Rock-fill! 10 00 10 40
4 10 3 55 Now Port 0 35 8 20
4 45 4 02 Tlrzab 9 30 8 00
5 30 4 20 York villu 9 15 7 30
C 00 4 35 Sbaron 9 00 0 50
6 25 4 50 Hickory Grove 8 45 6 20
(5 35 6 00 Smyrna 8 35 6 00
7 00 5 20 Blacksburg 8 15 5 30
p. in. p. in. a. m. a. in.
IJotwecn Iiiucksburg, 8. C., and
Marlon, N. C.
West East.
11 33 ^ 82 12
EASTERN TIME.
STATIONS.
2d Class 1st CiasB 1st Class 2d CI?m
Mixed Passng'r Passng'r Mixed
Dally ex. Dally ex. Dally ox. Dally ox.
Sunday. Sunday Sunday. Sunday.
a. m. p. m. a. in. p. m.
8 10 B 30 Dlacksburg 7 48 f> 40
8 30 5 45 Earls 7 32 fi 20
8 40 6 50 Tattr's Hpg's 7 25 6 12
9 20 6 00 Shelby 7 15 C 00
10 00 6 20 Lattlmore 6 56 4 50
10 10 28 Mooresboro fi 48 4 40
10 25 6 33 Henrietta C 38 4 20
10 50 6 55 Forof t Cltv 6 20 * 43
1115 7 lORntherfordtonfiO."! 3 25
11 35 7 22 Millwood 5 53 8 05
11 45 7 35 Oolden Valley 5 40 2 50
12 05 7 40 Thermal City 5 37 2 45
12 26 7 58 Olenwood 6 17 2 20
12 50 8 15 Marlon 5 00 2 00
p. in. p. m. a. m. p. m.
*
WEST. ClafTney Division. EAST.
let Class. 1st Class.
15 13 EASTERN TIME 14 16
Dally ex. Dally ex.
8unday. STATIONS. Sunday,
pmam am p m
1 00 6 00 Rlncksbnrg 7 60 8 00
1 20 C 20 Cherokee I'alU 7 AO 9 40
2 40 6 40 OafTney 7 10 2 20
p. m. a. in. a* m. p. m.
Train No. 32 leaving Marlon, N. C., at6 a.
.v., making close connection at Illackabarg, ?
H with the Southern's train No, 86 foi
Char otto, N. C., and all point* East, and
connecting with the Southern's vestibule go1
Ing to Atlanta, (la,, and all point* Watt, and
will receive passengers going Eajt from train
No. 10 on ttift C. k N W. R.lt.,at Yorkvllle,*
C? at 8.45 a. m., and connect* at Camden,
8. <?. with the soathern't train No, T8 arriv
ing In Charleston, S. C.f at 8l 17 p. tn.
Train No.84 with passenger ooach attaohed, '
leaving Blaokaburg at 0.80 a. m.( and con? ,
necting at Rock Hill, a O., with the South
ern's Florida train for all potato 8o?th. \
Train No. 89 leaving Camden, ft. a,
ittO p.?..eftwr the antral of tha MBttta
Charleston train eonaeets
with the L AC.R R.;at
with the 8. A. L., going Eaet, at Eoeh
K O., with the Southern's tram Hew
Chariotta. N. O.. and all potato M.
nects at YorkTllle, & C., with trata Na ??
the a A N. w. *. B., for Chert*, S. C._ AI
Blaekeburg with the Boaihftva'a
going Eaat, aad the 8o?thev?* tmL- ?
?ol g West, and eonnewrtegat Hrtw,W,C,
with the Keataheta both Sad ail Vtt
BJJfUBL
sisrsafe.
mM