The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, September 21, 1900, Image 4
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Work of fn'*0ook &ur*eon/'
Miss Mabel (SjoU, who pursues ths
Occupation of "book surgeon," tyvs
{bat this is a compart Ively unexplored
field of activity for sftlf~&upportlug wo.
men, and one which can be made prof,
liable.
Tb? work of the "book surKeou" con?
fists of mending and renovating books,
find her discovery of th^ us a profes
sion wns the outcome of U?'o Uiu>w ledge
(hat a qartnin private library noedtd
repairing. Miss Conk was spending tl:?*
Slpter lit Parl?, where the owner of
DA library resided, ami it was *ug
tested that if she wore prollcicnt in
this line of work she could easily ob
tain tho order. Mlsv iCuok, who is a
???lover of books, Immediately began to
fit herself f.or the place by studying
bookbinding with one of tho most ?\
pert binder* In Paris.
? "In order to repair books yon ntu?d
know bow to blnd>^f hem,"' vrtid M !v?t
f'ook yesterday. 'flfrde voted I ho win
ter to the Htndy of bookbinding and
gliding, or tooling. Hfi It is culled Tho
Iwhuous cost a small sum, and I found
tho work delightful. 'I )?o man fiotn
n'bom I took lessons lived in what had
It one time evidently been a sort of
palace. Ilia wife was an export hinder.
And helped him. In Praucu they ilo not
have the prejudice against letting wo
v men learn trades In shops as in Wv
(Vork. where, if a tvoman attempts
'(?urn tho trade In a regular l.itiil i>,
the men refuse to work with her."
A Specimen ol Mits Cook's workman
Uhlp which lay on the table was a !>??<:?
pound in white parchment, <h corafi 1
i 's wivsw^s SWKV^l \,S Srll 1
|ng grapevines, with clusters of
ffhe design was originated by Mi s
Took, who slated that tho hook ent.i",
with Its rich binding, had cost in ma
(erlais Just 1-1 cents.
"In tho course of binding v" ? ?*b??
Up the book sixty times." raid M s
f^ook, "and in tho tinoM l.iml of bind
tng, the book has In bo in the press
for two weeks in all timing the dif
ferent processes."
For three years MKn rook has b'-o-i
the binder for the old A .;<u l.ihrnr\ on
Lafayette Place, where her w><ri-ro.en
Is situated on the ground tlo..>- \\'h> n
Ihe library books gel torn or in ue? <|
of repair they are sent down to mjk
Cook, who repairs about three bolga
a day. When tho bindings are old and
valuable, ?v?ry elTort is mailt* to pre
nerve them. Koine cmne down with
oue ".'board" or cover off, ami others
with the strings which hind the pag. s
lo the cover broken Tho hooks tint
are most often In need of repair :ne
the genealogical hooi'S and "peerage "
"When a hook comes down I ji; 1-.!'
of the condition of the 'Invalid.' and
give It tho necessary 'treatment.' " said
Mtss Cook. "There Is always plenU of
work to be done, and it is surpi^si'",'
to noto how viciously some people will
treat the books. The oilier day one "f
thu finest and rarest hooks of refer
once came down with tour pages ei:t
clean out close lo the hiediug. In or
'lor to got t hose four pages out. t h ? pm1
unn bad pressed hard Avith the knife
nnd cut away sixty other pages, whleh,
however, bad not lA*en taken away
The loose pages had to he hound in
egaln, hut. the four mls.-dng om s were
j?n y <> r j j V!"?? til!'
mont hero when I hail eoniph ted my
studies iu Paris, so I never n? >pli?-*I
for the position to repair the pi'i'-ate
library which had been i lie eau-o of
my undertaking the work. There ate
few "women who can do binding and
repairing, and, if more would take the
work up, 1 am sure iV-.v would bo kepi
busy all the Cru* at p;i\ale libra' ie*.
nnd Had I! romunvra! ?. ve, too." - New
Vork Tribune.
K c I ? k i n s tor Uhenaiat t?m.
The ordinary etlsk'n i ?; a'-un too
feet Ions and two nn>l one -half in ues
??^ido. Hut the use to which it is put
t? tho strange part of it.
These skins arc pur< aased i\ < a tern
edv for rbouuti^iism. If an ank! ?.
knoe or other joint l? subjec! to rheu
mafic pain the skin Is w:.ip|ted about
tho Joint und the pain ii stopped :.t
once. The slilns are t 'ioimu^I'.! \ dri? 1
nnd seem to retain their pu?pir:h.s for
any length of tlm?.
A plausible speech cloe."> n t nlwa*.s ap
plnu??. ?^o. Ji'<.
BUFFERING AM) Kiai.'U'
r?o Ijottorp fVom Mn*. Johimon,
Showing thnt l.ydlii 10. Pink
hfim'H V eyrctablo Oompountt
Ouros th? IllsofWo/non
Wrote for firs. PJnkham's Advteo
November, iHO'S
" Deati Mns. Pixk 11 am : I am a R-rt?nt
nufTerer, h?vn much trouble through
tr?#> lower part of my imnnl.t, and I ntn
writing' to you for advice. Mouses :u a
irrcfrulnr mul scanty. ntn 1 rouhled u it h
leueorrhoea. and I ache so through niv
back and down through inv loint. I
hare apclls of bloating very badly,
ao me time/, will he very In vc?* mi'l nth* r
time* very much reduced " Misa.i ii***.
K. .Iohnhon, Ho\ ;n. Kumford i enter,
M aln e, Nov. ?.'o, Iiw7.
Improvement Reported December,
i?97
?*- "Dkar Mrs. 1'isum.ui : -1 \vi-w to
tell you thol I hm invoi'/rintr in health.
I im eri?r no much better lh.?u when I
wrote before. The tronbl" through
the lower part of bowels U better end
I am not bloated so badly. I v*wn very
much swollen through th.> ulnlnmru
before I took Lydia K. Pink ham's Ye?r??
table Compound. I still lia*? a feel
inif of fuIn^^s acruaa my chvst, 1 have
J uaed three bottles of H and am on the
fourth."-'-Ma*. Cua*. K. Johnpov, Bn\
St, Rnmford Center. Maine, Dor. 13,1*07.
rajojfiiff Good Health June,
** DB4JI Mm. ]*I!7KHAM :?Since a year
I hare hern taking your medicine.
strong and en lay lug good
1 have not been ao well for
i, and feel very thankful to
Isydl* G. 1'lnkharo'a Vogc.
ha* dene for mo. I
Alt who Buffer with fa
teti7 your raedieine."?
,? m. JMDTftoJt, Box It, Kna*
?J* jf -?**
Jnae 1,itoft.
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COAL MINERS STRIKE
#
Tlie Great Single of (he Mine Work
ers ffas Begun.
BOTH SIDES IXPECT TO WIV
President AMU hell Says t l>at ifi tbo
A lit III Hi lit: UiMkt I I I .000 >\t|icr,?
arc t?!to The Striker* arc OuU.t.
Ila/loton, I'ii., Spt'-ial. The
fctntKKl" between (lie unthruMte mil
minei'm of i'cniuylvaiij.t ami ,he;i cm
ploy ? i h wit.; 11<1111 .Moaflay Mm li Mil i
Is < (i/i t of v inuliu; ami iii'lt I??-? r of
tho ootiLi: 11 <1 i11x shows any ?1Im
posltion lo >leU. Willi Ui" ex-i pth.n
of a trivial lnc!d? ni al No. :i ? y,
of l)lo L? iiixli ( '.ml -Company, whe.e a
fT-inn of Loss ( ompclliMl a mule driver
lo Hfck 4'OVi hy throwing ioi|{. at
Mm, 1 he con 'est I hiih far has t????? 11 ?? t? -
111 <*ly devoid of violence <>f any kind.
'I h'? cxacl number of 111! II who .-.timk
cannot at thin time he toid, a> ??111y
estimali*m of ih" nuhcr ?.) mm who
did -I w i work were made. KepotIM
iii el; ei I l>,\ Ih-- I Hi It'll Mill" Woi I < ;
oflielii Ih 11'' an the entire alMhwuito
ie;:ion were ? on.-'illct ei| li, IhAtn ino-.t
isa(i?fa< tory in ihi? lei iii(;ry, known
j, l>ialrut .No. 7. I here ,?ie 10.000 men
I f'ln |?loyei| in an) al>oiit the mlltc-i. (.'f
I ihiji number it k> t oai-c: >. ali velv e.-.U v
' i;ii< ii llial ahont i.o per eeiii o; S.O'M)
inin(v:i obeyed the order of rnshl"nt
MIU'IimII lo quit wo:l?.
lln/.le(on |?r? seated an animated ap
(ii'.'ii iince Strikers from all the snr
loiiii'liiiK mini in', low lis c.nin' hero
early In the day ami K'?'h< red in
i o? 11>s on l he lfeet corner:; ami itiss
e>ihM,<l I If siluaiion, H ; a most
u:d* rly crowd Atouml Mtike head*
ijnait' . ; at t iic Yulli\v llotel, lliere was
en>i e or I'-s <?; a i rowil of men all
day I'lisideni Mitchell, who arrived
liom t)ie We. I was Kepi Inisv all Iho
mc i TVi n t; ami evening leccnin;; i'< p'.Tia
fioin eseiy M'etioii of the milling dis
til-I. M? tiiK'? hrin^iiiK informa
tion to him from nearby points kept
fttinin;* i ? -?111;11 ly
I'M'-iii'm Mitchell caw out the fol
lowing si ate11'e111; I n foi unit ion re
41;i v 111 up to ihiii/l inie i ml hates that
1II! dim mine woyl.ii.-> arc on >(rikt in
iio- i n i ti ? t e rciVion tbii loilnh'i
; J,<jmi arc in Listri; L No. 1, .'.if.uou in
Inst! ni No. 9, and K'.iiOO in IMstrict
No.
Official l-icport.
An i:n. ! ' \ . Special. (Jovernor
Sayeis has Mi*.* following ??f
ii< ,.i i. |i<>ii fioiii Mayor .lone-, ?>f
Halve -U'li. h:- to conditions there:
'ihihi.-.tim, T< x:'K,
"11??ji; it s P Say* is, (%uverm>r:
" \ ' ! I I" t (?(' Itll'S pnssllde Invest R I
li(.II hi'i'r we Iff! ImrlMed in snyin;; to
vim ami t lit o 111; 11 you In the Anwn ican
people lliaf no .-imlhr dlsa-ter lm
d\i-i t.iiifi) any ?omnmiily or section in
tin- hi''ory of our country. Tin? loss
of life ip appillint! ami ran in.\er he
accurately de(ci-ihIim d I is i s'i
lliated ;.t .ni'O in S.dOO ji ople "'I'lo i- '
j. i.o' a Iioiim- in <ioii that lias
not I.r.n iiijurtMl. whili' Ihonsnmls
have !ii> n <1 stroyeil. Tim property
Ids i. pir.M'nts :li ? :>i iMiiniila>:lo'is of
| r," M ai n ? nd more million < than rim he
.?afel\ Hated. I lulei' 11???:???? condit ions
j with |t?.i.on ji ople li(ini<lt'HH and desti
! c:?c. v.ith the r n' I iv pop'il 11 ion under
i y?rcvi mid r. rain dWIlcnlt to iv:i| ?/. \
V. ? < t i < < 01 I >* I'l tliO llOllf of (til I*
v ? t ?? a:. ' j;?mi? y to tlu' svinpafhy ami
ah! of liiiinKitnl "Walter .lontf', Miiy
o. I' Haw ley. Mvmbcr'V of Con
i;if ?, (? 11 \ i-o'i I>i.strift; McKibben,
< :;ian?j?? i" I >epa!"t inent of Texas."
l!i information rcncliint: In i f from
.ri i t'i ill .on i ? at es/har< pints of
i>: .in-1 iii!;;s i-hooiii:^: of \ancials at
? :.-i I > ? : To.i ha - tii'Ml i x ? 'I.
I )ro'A iii'd In the Sin ?.
.1, Is it \ tilt*. I'll. : p. rial Ni'w?
rra.'.lun >- In n' of Im> ae i lMit.i!
<!ro\ 11]i:?-. v. hih> |j;iiliis.x at Sea M:c/.'
a i? Mi; i ihf ciisi eosst, of Mrs
o't. vue i f IV St 'Hi ley Si o t ? f
I ioi 1 ;i, I 'l l |n- S<- M i-; all Knclis".:
tr. in ;? 11< 1 i- v ? ;11111>' Mr-. Se .It was ..
ii tni'i.i^T- of iii 'r1. - K- fhiif. of (loilri.
Sin ?? 11 i ir in u t I >r a ii-1 Mis Ceo !
have pent Jims < f tliflr time in 10 i
top:*. Tin v hail ifffiitlv rfturm-i].
I til in I )cM ro\ ed.
\V, ?-'l!iiii;fon. I ? C. Spei ial The
Wai I iv part inert has received ihf fol
lowing cablegram Ihmii fJeneral flint"
ri ?' '
i .iuu 4 no ?!Hf ???.
"Atljilt nit Ci-iifial. Washington
"Ku-sian < omma.iiih :? assures me he
has ordered repair material from 1'o.t
A11 It u i". Yiadivoatoe!; ;t :i <1 ihf I * ti 11 ??I
States and that he feels assure.1 that
the railro.nl will he repaired within
two months. Need fifty Morin
! ami ."?.ian more Final I tines the *ri t: ? .
re<|uired f<?:' Chinese h'iim?'s to sl.mv
our protection. Coadr.ow telegraphs,
Vtli .it r??.1111 of l.i Hun*: Chans,
iiaviA Shanghai in week or mi
?CHAI'I KK
Cannot Trent With Prince Chin?.
T'fltth", > in Tak'.t. ur.d Shanghai?At
a rne'tlnp of the foreign ministers
in re. It lira been d .'I(led th?.; thoy had
no power at pre-ont to treat with
I'rinee Ciilnf? The peneral-r of th?^
rowors a ko think th?y ^innot tre.i*.
with the rrine.1*. The Rus.lan lei^r.
t'on, it ii understood, has been orderrd
t? be withdrawn, nnd thh :s? ho*l"*el
to Indirate that the future of China
ftfust he decided hy an internalicn il
rommlRslon In Koino foreign onpltnl.
3"h3 Old and the ISew Pcrllntfnt.
Aberdeen, Hy Cable.- At ?ho meeting
of the council at Balmoral ft was d?
clded thut the difsolutlen of Purlin
m?tt <? to tike place September 23.
The Qttfpea afterwardr. al?a?d the pro
ciamatiou of dlasolu#on. A w.i it will
be tMued September 2.V eut^M^nlnx
the new Parliament to aaaemble Nov.
emhor 1. The flrat nomina. ons and
tha^unoppoaed return* rill occur &?p
teber 29, Tito firift poilinf will (ak?
WIEKLY CROP BULLETIN,
Official Report on the Condition at
Crop*.
Th* dial part of the wct-k ending s
a in. Hcptemher 17th was extremely
hot with maximum temperature of Km
at three points. Tho latter part wh?
(oolor, but I he heat ? ontlnueti ubuot m
mIIv Ii ? k )? The lowest temperature
was 02 H1 Greenville.
The (ironKtil v?i?H broken by gen*ial
I lalns l?t?K i ii it I ttK on the 1.1th and coi:
I t!nuiiik to the loth, with amounts
ranging fioui half to over 12i:??<?
i ii (-Ik-i. The rainfall has put tin; soil
into excellent condition tor plowing,
[and for sewing oats and (urnipK, and
\vith beneficial to minor crops hut cam*
I too lute to benefit corn and cotton. It
replenished creeks and Mreuins wheri
rattle watered, the t'lppiy of stock
I water having btrcn very ncarce at
pittci s.
| There is no Improvcnu'iit to bo noted
, in late sorn which in many places
failed to ear, the corn crop as a whole
i.i estimated at Icb.i than half an aver
age yield. Some farmers are g uheriiig
and housing tlicit com
Cotton ( out ilines to open rapidly,
and ne&ily all is now open, but the
raniN will tend to check prenriiure
opening. iiud to increase the *dy.e (>i
immature bolls. In places the piant.i
are again blooming. ?'?'id some report
a small top crop, but generally the top
v i op is unpromising. The weather
favored rapid picking, and about hilf
the crop is gathered The rains duni
JlKiiil uiU/ui .iiliuliJj v ?
poudents estimate the y?eld this year
at about half an average crop. Hea
dland shows slight improvement, but
is blooming to Ihe (op an1! the plaut.s
are dwarfed,
*>as, sweet potatoes, pastures, fall
gardens, and late ri e, which were
very poor, have began to improve.
I (ice harvest is progressing and Hi
places is nearly finished, except for
June plantings which will ripen in
October. Means, cabbages, white po
tatoes and other truck are being plan)
,'d on the coast truck farms under fa
\orable conditions. The hay and oth
er forage vjop.s will be short and aro
incapable of being much Improved.
Some oats have been sown.
Slwirp Ungagement NN'11Ii Boxers.
Tien Tain, via Shanghai A Hritish
signal ofllci r reports a sharp engage
ment between a company of Ihe Four
teenth Cnited States infantry and two
thousand lli.xers at Mo Tao iMatow'.'i.
on the road to I'ekin. The Americans
mule a patlant stand: and a drt rV
'in it, of Hengal l,?ncer> U'arby. In ar
ii'j: the living, ( nine to their res.-tie and
charged the Hoxers in the rear. The
Chinese were routed, leaving two hun
dred dead. The Americans had no cas
ualties. The Germans report an < ii -
gagemcnt with a heavy force of lloxers
west of I'ekln Thursday. The German
loss is said to have been Indica
tions now point strongly to the with
drawal of all the powers from ivkin to
Tien Tsln. (Sen. Kuklshlma is here ar
ranging winter quarters for the .Jap
anese troops. The Germans are pour
ing into Tien Tsin and all nat ion ilit ie >
j-re scrambling for buildings One Hrit
l.^h battery and 200 Australians have
arrived.
Heavy Agricultural Imports.
Washington, Special. Mr. Frank It.
j Hi?l'heOel{ (? J11e f O f tile v-(>i tint) r??' fii".
eign markets < f the agrieiillur.il ?I<? -
I hi 11 men t, ha< prepared a I?: 111 < tin
fdiowlng <he value and eharaerer of one
ugrieultttral import ? from e:i< h foreign
eountry for the live fisr.il yea
!it shows ;hrt our agricultural
Imports had an average antiuil v;i!it?*
of 1.7ns of which more than one
half eame from tropical inuntrles.
Mra:'.ll, the leading sour?c of < i:r eoffee |
Hupply, M?nt us I"' percent of our tot^il '
agrictiliura! imports, the I'nitcd King- 1
? i'Mii coming next with }'..1 per eent Isat
the import.* from it. like thoa.> from
tinrniiiny. which tanked fourth. wire i
liKonr.iib ralde part recei\?d hy tho-e ;
nations from o h *r countl ies. Cuba j
wis t?:o third country. ?".ngar runmag
bcr j .ereentag.i up to 7 i per < en! of i
the t >tal. Japan and China We it lifth !
ami sjxth re.-pe>l 1 v?>! *. Tli ? l'hiiippTi;? J
Islands fit-tit p.s 1 1' per cent of tho/j
total.
No!**.
1.1 1111 ti (: Chntig is believed to aivt>
;ia:te<j troni Shanghai* for Tien-TMn j
,.i begin peace* negotiations
l.onl l(oherts, in a prwre prod.un i
tioji_loohe Moors. ;irk them to eas.i
fight ing.
Herman army maneuvers, wh'ch
Lav e been in progrrrs in I'omerattPi.
ha \ e .'li led,
(?in tano l.o .>/o an Italian who was
1 ro.ei'nth in thfs eouutr \, Tiille.'l
person and then himself after re
tuining t?? his hou?e in ItoJ.v.
Senor .M'u no/. Rivera, formerly
'?> Rban Secretary of Siftie. stiy< tno
inland is without a government.
ii is said that the franchise <|ua.'ifi
ration.s imposed upon Porto Rie^ns
by the W.m- I'epartment will illsfran
i'his<? thousand* of loein. j
M ramren-.'-nt? are being made for I
placing nearly "J.ooo adu.iio.i,,! troops i
in the Philippines dining November i
next
!
Hon William .1. Hr>ten oncni.l 1 )>,? I
f>hi?< Democrat io enmpHiKu with a j
? pee< a In Columbus.
Lexington's County I air.
I/Txitiglon county is mak-iv: r\:.n
sive preparations lor her r >unt\ fair
to be held poon, opening on Oo'oli, r 21
and ion;inning for nevoral days I he
pxhibitu promise to be more nuracro s
and better than ever before. Thurs
day, the 2"?th. la to be veterans' d ?y,
and an invitation has btrn extended to
Col. V. R Broods. command irg th*
Richmond regiment. I'. C. V".. :o !?? :I-p
orator of the day. Ho has accepted the
Invitation ^
Ncw.n Notes.
Former Representative Wm. M.
Springe- ha* prepared K statement in
which he argur* that the United
States Supreme Court ?will declare the
porto Rlran^rt unconutitutioral.
Rear Admiral Bradford. chief of the
Naval Bureau of Equipment, will a?k
for an appropriation to feKtn the
equipment of war rcssfls with a wire
less telegraph systeta.
Bryan has bsea Indorsed by the
?atl-Trast U*#u?, at CW
.
Ilovr Nrn* Will 1 invel.
"While on n ? i?it to the ?outh re
cently T obtainod a b<>t of your Tet
ter in p, recommended for nil skin dis
ease*. I find it to bat a inarvelouMy
j/uud tliia^. 1 nibh to gut nouic inure,
and would lik?t to o??tablnt)i an agency
liere for its ?ale. I'lcaft* lut me kuow
tha price of one dozen boxes. \V. C.
MoChII, (Jranville, Ohio." At druj,'
or by mail for fiOc. from J. T,
Buttpthnc, Savannah, <i?,
CrusfUe Against lipping.
According to an nlinoii incredible
report. the waiters of i'urls are ui'tinn
izii>K lor a general eru.ade against
the lip .'i.vahiii, and the substitution
for it of wages paid in ihe regular
M'iiv. The waiter-' ii\, hi' at least are
I said to say, iliat they an? tired of be
ing beggars, of getting elms Instead
| or pay, and that they aspire to rise to
tin* piano of respected and self-re
| Hpeelitijj workingUie.n. This !h a most
laudable ambition, and though an
j <*<111m11y natural one, lis expression has
| been so long delayed that KUsi?icion
of Its sincerity is inevitable. Had
the movement starte d lu re, where the
willingness to accept tips is a form of
moral degradation of comparatively
recent nppoaran<c. the Impulse to
doubt ronld bavo been easily restrain
ed. I tut in I 'aria tlio caso is different.
'I here the serviee \ lee is the growth
of centuries, ami a direct product of
conditions thai never existed here,
and its continued existence is not re
^ intirkahle. ('an it really he tliat men
I railing themselves A in- rieatin, and at
| any rate living in America, xvlli nl-__.
low Continental ".servants" to leaeli
them the very Ural lesson of decent
self respect1
Fi t's pormiincntly curod. Notify nr nervou*.
j af i??r tlr-it <la y's iim' <>f I ? r. K linn's (; i d ? t
! Ncrv?? Itcvt' rci J"l:n. ' <tthini.il t run ??<??* I ri<o
j Vr. It. it. K I.I sr. l.!i|.,V5t wXrcitS'.. Pldln, Pa.
Hoax ---"Wlgva.T* is selling nlirm
Clocks." .Toax "i fu:?;?<?--e lie's doing
u rousing Imsine:-;}."
Tlio tti ni I'o'M rl|>tlo:i for i litlln
mikI fever Is a houlo u[ liwut'H Tahpht,r?ei
j ( imi 'I <>mc. It Is i-itnI'h* ir>>n and quinine
j in a tnMeluis form, Noimire,no |<ay. l'rico'25e.
I'v'-n tln> < am|<<'ih;n orator real/.cs that
i money tniks.
Thirty tniniltew is nii thetiin? required to
<lvt? with I'rtNAjt I'aih.i: j 1?vkh. Sold by
; aii drug^i*!.*.
i l?lobhi> "l.oiu'f.n'.'/.fr.rs K> make a
cloak of his t elision.'' Klohh - -"A
: clo'ik, eii? Why, he h :sr?*? enough to
I make a respec ahle-sl/ed bathing salt
! Tlieiv h- III"! .' C? t nrrli i >> i lit? -r<*t <on < f Ile<
i < on ii 11 y l ha it >? i I ?<( In- r ? i-iviM" * put "<>?.'??! Ii i i
h <i il ii d tie* he t l ? '".ir m i? ? ii i<!><.<? ni I i I???
? Inciil'l <ir.? kiv..? )>?'..y ju.ifi <)'.'< tor.i
j.roinMiii'-rii t a I < e 11 ? I i-e iaid irrstiihoil
I lucii 1 n iindiv-', nn I l?y ikm-i .nt. v l.d.inj; t i
I euro wilii loeal t rea' mua". i?c??r?<? 1111? ????! n in
j en; nhhs M*ione?? has pnn i ii caU?ri h tu 1>'.! a
I coa-ll ml.'oieil diai io o iind ihi irioro roi|Uii rn
: eoie-ti! at i'lim li'i-atnii ni. 1!iil.'.i ('atai'i in.'nr ,
j in^nuf.u turt* I i.y l'\ .1 ? 'mi.i>v A ('t'olrdo,
[ Ohio. Ik tlio mil y eori-.tinit.iomd < ire mi ti|?
I Hi i rket 11 ii taken i"it>-1 i.:<. !> i <i iln- es I rem
i )a drops toil teaspoon I id. I! ,<<t>. dire'- l> o:i
; tie- bluod niul loucous -.ii t.n . s of tio* >yht -m.
I lit* v ?>IT?? f el>r h ?: ll'l r eil td : a r" I or a?i > east
I it. tn 'j tin nr*. >vnd ti r ? iu-n'nik and 'OMi
I Tiioiiiid?. ?liI n*- s (?'..> ' in N I.\ ^ l. i>. Toiriio.U,
' Sold l.y l<: ti;:.-i : s. 7 < .
II nl'.'n t ,uni v I 'III ao- t iio t ?->t.
To < tif? * 4 old lu Our X>*r
T*kt? l iumi Hbdmo yotKt.w*
Ail druKK'?t? *?luthl tmmOofty If It rolls to
cum K W. Oaors'e ?lnnntur? on e?ob bo*.
26>>.
A poutiso cafe 18 not a sort of <-a?
n! I>.
If yon want "good rtltfostlon to wait on
i your appatlto" you should ai way ?> obew abar
) of Adams' P?j>*ln Tottl Fruttl.
| Tho onu thiu^ that ?very man feels
I sure <>f accumulating Is ng<\
T ho Manufaotur?r?of Carter's Ink hsre had
foi :v yearn1 enporlcuca in innktQtf li ui?l they
corminly kuow bow. titnl (or "Inklings," 11
You enn'1 toll I ho breadth of a man's
mind l>y the broad uestt of hla Jok?Hi.
An ICXMiMtvo .Tllioitgr (took Nervic*-.
A rran^wmontg have bcou effected by
whloh 1,000 mile books, th?* price o f
wbioh Ih *2'> 00 pftoh Issued by tho
SKxnoAiti) Air T.ivi. IUii.wav, ?ro ht>n
ored through to Waidilngtou over tho
I'Hiinsyivaiiin Itnllroadj fr^m Portsmouth to
Ibilllnioru over tho Ilaltimoro Steam Packet
Company, uud between Clinton and Colum
bia over tho Columbia, Newberry Sc Laurens
Kallroud. This arrangement Inoludea tho
l> n>ks l.H?uod by ilm Florida Ountral A Penin
sular and Oeorgia A Alabnina Haiiroad.
Plan's Curo t* the host modlotne we over nacd
for All atroi llnri.H of throat and 1iiih:s. Wm,
o. Kmisi.ky, Vanburen, Ind.. Feb. 10, IMU,
Mrs. NVI n^low'dSootlilm,' Syrup (orohltdren
txethlntj, softens ibe wUins, reduces inflaumia
l im, it I In vh i>alit, euro* wind colic. 2.Vi. a but I U-,
If a woman's crown of glory
is her hair, Jessie Kraser, of
hine, N. V., must he a queenly
woman. She wrote us, last
January, that her hair was
nearly 64 inches long and very
thick.
And she gave Ayer's Hair
Vigor all (lie credit for it.
Ayer's 1 lair Vigor may do
this for you.
We don't claim the 64 inches
every time, though.
J. C. Ayer Company,
Practical Cliemittf, Lowell, Mju,
Ayer't Sirtapariiia j Ayrt'i Hair Vigor
A_\cr's Pill* j Ayrr'? Cherry Pectoral
A)er'? Ague Cure J Ayct'j Comalone
NOT ALWAYS SAVED.
cheapest it noi ilia best, but the best is
tho cheapest, and the bt?.at Buggy is non?
l?.o ?ood. Then why practice ccunorar at
tiie wrong end? For a dollar or i>o more
\ nil i-ct i?s good can be made, and you might o? well
ji ;? t> the benefit n? not. Did it ever occur to you in
Sen our /Went or write direct ft?8CK H BLL RO?S^IILL3X.
?*rn rwtjp; ? w W V ??? ''-T1T
FAGTOKY LOADED SHOTGUN SHELLS,
"fife: iV '77 L' iffp '966 ^ <2&d&r>9 " and "Repeater
Insist upon having (hem, t.iHc no others And you will g?t the be?t pb?l!i that money tin bujr.
AL.L DEALERS KEEP THEM.
fP
Machinery and
APPlRTENANCIiS.
tHnmoK 8y?l?ro$ oquip|>?t wit I* t>>?
Mnrrtty Cl^auiiig ?iu<l Dutr Uniting
My stem.
I'nivM KijulpmeiiU,
Ski\v .'MI? 1 .IJuciiincry.
Karui iiiul >1111 Mat'htiirry in Oeucntl.
S. C, A)((?nh for Stut'U'i .N'evv South
Iirlok Mitc.hlnrO'.
\Vrlw? n* for i rl?'?*M on nnythlug In onrlintv
W. II. GIBBFS & CO.,
COLl'MtilA, ? 5. C.
A WORLD
MUSIC
W'o'il I l.t> ?
(IreAi'jr iitacc.
SI utii: is <m in
K, i I U I loi) -It '< ftt.lV
\ U.i a,,.t t?
buy ?? < rw v'.i <>r
I mill < (Into,
\\ li> nut now?
Ait Iii.struwitt
in t:irniIwrt? It's
e:.t>-r t u i 11 in ?? ii t,
it s investment
i ( you ii?-t o to of
tin' S t i it <1 <i r (I
ii.Jtkes r ? pro*fiit
? <1 l>y in . u/o HI
nut ntreet it It
\v..l lio ii-t i;0'i I
Mvo years H'oiit
now, ??> t!n> iU>'
\ , tin In mi; lit it.
i.^y Pries is Ri ;ht.
ORGANS $35.00 UP.
PIANOS $175.00 UP.
t fy* Write lor < ntiilocuc mill i crim,
A il 1) rt'Mi,
M. A. 1VIALONE,
Columbia, G. C.
HAVI\? I A ( (^'MiCilON
o: :o;: u 1111: :o: ;o
THE ELLIOTT
l tm now prepared to repair ninl rebuild Cotton
t.lnx no th ir^ujjhly as t}i? itiauufscturei?. Till#
branch <>f tlio bu?lnes? t.a muter tl<? ihtduiiaI ?u;.?r
Vislill of
!?lr. W. J. ICI<I<IOTT<
who ha* h?it fourteen ;??r?or ir.v tK-/vt ? \j.> rlrnro
In buiKltnif tli* KI.lloTT ?* I. mid wli> li well
known to min gta usith In this Mato.
IttT" Now is the Time ! Briiij Your (i!ns
Before N ou Nerd I horn I
Complete Utnnlux System*. ?oiilppi'd \rifh tha
most perft-et l'n?ii.uallc Kl*vnllii ; in I |)i<'rltiutin<
atvina oil the mm k*t MM? ,t rfi!-i jtlrt" < ?
(U in u?u lu tliliSiato, and c\t'r.v i>n.< c f thoni tj . In^
fcbHoMite xntu Hon
Hlgluxt (Jrado tinKlnca^ I!'>llnr?, Si.? Mill-. Corn
Plllli, flrlck Marhliu'*, Vvo^l WirfclnK Mm'hlncrJ,
*.*?. >*u 1 ?->? ?. t'to
WK Or'KKH : ?^<1 to<* l>?.?il?orv, low Prior* ?? id
f'.eav cab 0 I crrat.
V. C. BADHAM,
IJJ6 Main St., COLUMBIA, S. C.
TATIONAL %
BUSINESS
COLLEGE,
ROANOKE, VA.
MORE CALLS IW GRADUATES
THAN IT CAN SUPPLY.
Send for Catalogue
[inter Sept. 4,
CITAS. K, KOvKUM:. Pn-.Hltlcuf,
Mention Wh"!^ VCll Jintlro of hcllOOl.
$Soney in Chickens
for to s(iiini?* we son I * \)>
1'A'J? lAn>Iv yivlii: the rxpcrteticn
t'l n |irNv.'tk'U( i?*iM4r> ?UJ?wr?uut
an uiiiuu'iir i*4i4 .? ??mil working
lor tloiUrs ;m I t * iits??iui ;n< ?
VC?UI>. II how to ln?u%ol
inn J I'ur** I Msmis'.'fl; l'.'- I tor hj ;i
*lh<? for Katli viiu ;; v.luisi KowUli
: ;,v?* lor Hrii'iiiD'ji I'Vi'ryiljliiij r ^
/.utKitf for i RhiCH'iy Poultry run
||I*L J! I'I' III.is li I m
I'l), I i l.sonartl Sd'i'cl, ,\cw \ him.
1T\DAD5'V ?I"-V7 DI3ROVFRY;'CItm
[1,1 VH " * " B r;oic'( ri* l?(and fiiiot w< i>l
c.mn II" ? * > ( if <l ii" in>K an ) lOlltiyn tic.atmont
1free. 111. H. il. QI.LLK 8 SONG. B?* B. MlfBU, U?.
That Littie Book For Ladias, iiVroiVii.
A LICK MASON, Itoonr.s i i.ii, N. Y,
ATTK.N'I'IO.'V ii if you mention
this (tapirr when writing auvurtisur*. So.3J
IF
1
4p
I
No matter how pleasant your surroundings,
health, good health, is the foundation for en
joyment. Bowel trouble causes more aches and
pains than all other diseases together, and when
you get a good dose of bitiou3 bile coursing
through the blood life's a hell on earth. Millions
OX pCOpiC arc UCK.lOriltg lOi" CniOi'iiC iuulCritj thut
started with bad bowels, and they will never
get better till the bowels are right. You know
how it is?you neglect?get Irregular?first
suffer with a slight headache?bad taste in the
mouth mornings, and general "all gone" feeling
during the day?keep on going from bad to
worse untill the suffering bccomcs awful, life
loses its charms, and there is many a one that
has been driven to suicidal relief. Educate your
bowels with CASCARBTS. Don't neglect the
slightest irregularity. Sec that you have one
natural, easy movement each day. CASCA
RETS tone the bowels?make them strong?
and after you have used them once you will
wonder why it is that you have ever been
without them. You will find all your other disorder* commence to get better at once, and soon
vou will be well by taking:?
THE IDEAL LAXATIVE
CANDY CATHARTIC
10c*
25c. 50c.
ALL
DRUGGISTS
T??ay m**dy momS aufioiaf fromfcowd
Aij>'? Foruet'Me'Nots.
Through patient waiting and tho nw?
of chivalrous diplomacy Algeritoo
Hrown nine iltx.r, mndu the a<.*<n?h 1 nt
UlU'f {if U JfOlld loOMllg t \'|)(!V\'?'ltOP
Kill of >tlit* eleventh llooj-, and. wish
ing t?> ^how liis good will in 1110 mut
ter, lii> diio da,\ expressed the Iioi?**
that silt' WOUld soine tiIcO Mill*
plants fr??ni lilm that grew in Ills gar
TIih lio wer tut* tlio forgot mo
not, und slu* hail said she dearly loved
fwinel-me nuts.
So, in the heat of one morning, Al?
gernon, Hue to hjfc won!, dug front liltf
j garthm enough of tin* tender slips to
m.iUe a presentable showing, packed
thi'iu in a paste hoard hex anil had
tliem presented through tho eminently,
dignilied service of the elevator hoy.
Ii>? was than.l.eil. She sahl she was,
Indeed, indehied to hi|n, ami lie wait
quite well pleased with himself.
Algernon eotild see her setting out
With her little hands the forget me
no's, lie Saw them a lasting remind
ei of his admiration, his sincerity, and
what eKc: and a unite parihmahlc In
terest to lu.tr something from her
own lips about ii led iiim one tiny
sin rtly after to Imiuire as to the eon
?1 i?:? 111 of tlie plants in their new
h? 'lite.
"till," she exclaimed, "ol), yes! They
tire getting along all right. (Jrand
nto: her is so inii r?'stei| in Mowers, and
?he is looking after tie.m. Isn't It
hot;" Bangor ('oininerciat
Charming f rocks for LUtle Girls.
JiU Vi? . lWlt. In
many m'hsuiis, lircMi so clianninK KB
now. T1h'.\ ^'produce tho general
< haracterisiics otf the gowns worn bj|
I ho children's ohwtrs: hut, foit?mjitO?
these features iircVit, jov^-nt eflfec
upon tho wee women. Kmplre ftocka
with rather long skirls anil soft cashes
nre delightful upon small girls, anil tho
inevitable Piilfi'o. wilh Its Intinite vari
ety hi shape ami trimming, redeems
i'ven the simplest child's dress from
tlx* commonplace. 'I*lit- broad collars,
floating scarf ties, shirred skirts, flail
ping straw and lace picture hats, all
are adaptable to childhood, and tho
gold braid, galloon and buttons bright
en np little school and morning frocks
that were too serviceable to be pretty.
The small girl who doesn't look attrac
tive this season hns a stupid or hulif*
ferent mother.? New York Sun.
Still Ono Pob't Ahead.
Hrlton Don't he so rabid in <1lslik>
j rii; us; your country was sc(i|,.|| }(y
| ! In ? 1:11 rrI i - h.
I \ merieai: \ <?> ; ),;if hiok how you
lmpro\ ei| af'er * ou got hero! Puck.
South Carolina and Georgia
Extension R. R. Company,
SCHEDULE NO. 3.
In Effect 12:01 ii in., Sunday, Doc. '24th, '89
IJolwecu <'nnidon, S, C., Ktul TUaeka
l)i)r<r. S. C.
EASTERN TIME.
2>I Clum isi Ci?!}S l^t Class 2?1 Cla**
Lo. Frt l'assug'r I'asang'r rassng'r
STATIONS.
Pally ox. Pally ox. Dally ex. Dally ex.
Hu ml ay. Sunday. Sunday. Sunday,
p.m. p.m. p.m. p.m.
K 20 J2 50 Camden 12 25 5 80
8 60 115 DoKaib 12 02 4 50
0 20 127 West villa 1150 4 30
10 50 140 Kershaw 1135 4 fO
11 20 2 10 Il'.-uth Springs 11 20 3 15
1135 2 1.7 Pleasant 11111 11 15 3 00
12 30 2 35 Lancaster 10 55 2 35
1 03 2 50 Hi verbid? 10 40 1 00
1 20 3 00 Sprliigdoll 10 30 12 40
2 30 8 10 Catawba Junc't 10 20 1220
2 50 3 20 Leslie 10 10 1100
y 10 8 40 Hock II111 10 00 10 40
4 10 3 55 Now l'ort 9 35 8 20
4 45 4 02 Tirzali 9 80 8 00
5 80 4 20 Yorkville 9 15 7 30
0 01* 4 35 Sharon 9 00 6 50
6 2.V 4 50 Hickory Grovo 8 45 6 20
0 35 5 00 Smyrna 8 35 6 00
7 o0 6 20 Rlaeksbur^ 8 15 6 30
p. m. p. in. a. tn. a. m.
IJetxvccn ltluckaburg, S. C., nnrt
Marlon, N.
West East.
11 S3 32 12
EASTERN TIME.
STATIONS.
2d Class 1st Cla-s l?t Class 2d Claaa
Mixed ra-"?iiK'r PaesnK'r Mixed
Pally ex. Daily ox. Dally ex. Pally ex.
Sunday. {Sunday Sunday. Sunday.
a. m. p. in. V a. m. p. m.
8 10 5 30 Itlncksburg 7 48 6 40
8 30 5 4."? Earls 7 32 6 20
8 40 5 50 Pattr'a Spg's 7 25 6 12
9 20 C 00 Shelby 7 15 6 00
10 00 6 vO Lattlmnro 0 56 ?'\9
10 10 6 28 Moorortboro 6 48 41
10 25 6 3S Henrietta 6 88
!0 50 6 55 I'orfSft City ? y0 o airy. :
11 15 7 101'ulherfordton605 P 29
11 35 7 22 Millwood 5 53 ft Of
11 45 7 35 (lolden Valley 5 40 i 60
12 05 7 40 Thei mnl City 6 37 2 48
12 25 7 5tf GI?'nwood 5 17 2 2#
12 50 8)5 Marlou Ii 00 2 00
m. p. m. a. m. p. us.
WEST. <?? fTney Division. KASTi
1st CIa.n. 1st Class.
15 13 EASTERN TIME 14 IS
Pally ex. Dally ox.
Sunday. STATIONS. ... Sunday,
p m a m am nil
100 6 00 Blackshurg 7 60 S0Q~?
I 20 0 20 ' Cherokee Fallf 7 30 2 40
I 40 6 40 Oaffney 7 10 2 20
I'. iu. a w. a* m. p. m. '
Train No. 32 leaving Marlon, N. O., at 5 a.
in., making close connection at Blaokahurg, .
8. C., with (he .-out hern'* train No. 88 for
Char otte, N. C., and all pointa East, and
connecting with the Southern'* vestibule go
Ing to Atlanta, Ga? and all pointa Weet, aa4 -
will rncHve passengers going East from train
No. 10 on tbe C.4NW. K.Il.,at York *111#, 8.
O., at 8.45 a. in., and connecta at Camden,
S. C., wlih the Southern** train No.78arrlv>
InR In Charleston, S. C., at 8.17 p. no.
Train No.84 with passenger ooach atlaohad,
leaving Btaoksburg at 6.86 a. a., and ooa
neeung at Itoek Hill, a C., with (h? So nth
rrn's Florida train for all points South.
Train No. 88 leaving Gaades. Sfc
12.60 p.m.,after tbe arrival of tha f
Charleston traia aona?'a a* La
with tha L. * C. B. B.j at Gataa
wtth the 9. X. L., solas Eaat, i
?. O.. with tba Southern's
Charlotte. N. O., aad all
neota at YerkxlUe, fl. O.,
tha O. * 21. W. B. B..f
BtaotKmrK-atu U
sola* Boat, aad tha