Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

ivosf Hair " My hair caiiic out by tlic hand ful, anJ Kr?y ?' Ntin to creep in. I tried A> r't> Hair vigor, *nd tt stopped til? I. .;i from com* in# out ana restored ti>'? color." Mrs. M. D. C ay, No.* There's a pleasure in offering such a prepara tion as Aycj'V. I lair vij>or. It Rives to all who use ir such satisfaction. I lie hair becomes thicker, longer, softer, and more glossy. Ami you feel so securc in usinij such an old and reliable [-repara tion. J) CO t. lf<>iflc. All CfJti'ttU. if your c.iium mn.j.ly yon, HPnd dm ono il>>li/.i itiiJ ?. w.il i M1" ?? yaill a U>U|(>. iiOUuit: iln) \i \ vt> i! t\. km: ot your nHnMt ?'*< til ? < >i) in a<|'!i<kh, ,1. AS lit < O., I.'MVII. Mil... '??Headache ? Appetite poor? Bo vs eh; con stipated? It's your liver! Ayer's Pills are liver piils. want your moustache or ivard a ben u 1 U ii I brown or rich bku'K ? Use to fi|]VO 0 iOcIi o'diii|((i:liii>n P H . fv t o tli-,h i3 N H The Hole cf Three. Y Throe thiiips ! i > r.1 ? < ? ? ! ' l<-ni}:i;r, tonvui! und ( rmdu< t Threu I hln ?? i i i >1 ?, i: ;i j tloix'oii and i ion. Three 1 1 1 ( 1 1 i mi ?'*; , u ri i ?? J Three thinr.f I" ?l? ! i It t In !iai:!i- i neHU, f reed 'in Nil'! ' ? 1 1 ! > . Tlii"* thiiiKH !?? i ! Ifahh, j f i Ii'iitl ;; iiimI ii ? ? ? ? ? i i ? I .'?? ??; ' Tht'fn I 1 1 i l ; | M tut (:;;!? ; ;.t j' ! h,;-. Three thii.r. i > )i :!?! 1 ? ? . Ii'ii:n", | home nil ! t i. ? ? ' r ? Tli i '?<? t hi : . ii ;i ? I n. 1 1 " j i >\v> r, i cllpully aid! ( ? ? Three t ! i i > : ? i ? I .'ii ?Ml !:!'<?, ? ?. i dr;i,th and yt iki:.. J. I'". I'cmi , ;i ! <?'' i | . hi' \y iy in luirii, MIks.. | ? i (.,.??-? . ? ii;i/nr.', \\ i> .ic I'xi ton Mill, i .iit.il : 1 1 ii.ihiu. i ? . hui id plant. to mm Mm. ,1. II. !I?t or ('Iticnco, III., i hie-j'-o At ratio ( illl), Alith ' -'"-i < Words t ;? VYonu n i.V;k;.J C'Ji I Id bi i < Ii . " Dka it Mi:;. IV.hs i: ? Mothers H?Cil not <ii vad ? ii . .. i ! ? .?;?}* .'i ft <>r 1 hey know I h:.: v.tlr.< 5 !, I'illk )l um's \ e,'i ? J .1 !<|i' Ciiiiiiioiiik!. While I l.ivi t ? i i : l ? ! i'?* 1 1 ( dreaded I ho ordeal, for it 1 : me m .ik am! sieit jikn .1. ii. u \ ; ss. for month;; :i ft ?? i*. and t!;?> time I thought (iv.ili u ;? a >? It-nnir relief; but before my I. ? ' ??'??'. i w..?. 1 ?? ? ???? a f*oo(l iirifrli l? >r ;t<! v i S .> <1 in 1!. I ' i 11 lv latn'.H ??!?? < omponin/, :ti. l I used that. !?" ? t i i . *>- Willi _\??ur I'ill.i nuil Sanative \v. before t!u- i-iiiiii' , me wonder f u ! i ? nelic or pain, a'.i'l t?*:i days old ! |. health. Kv.m v - >? i 1 i" ii<Miit!id I rS : t ; ? it 'uri in;' It t '? I hardly li.-t.l ;ui v. lien !lu> i'm i i 1 1 u as ! 1m?! in i! ! 1 i now tiiKo aim! tlcof I , wl !.i i . j * i i L !?:: tM *s \ ' i etahlo Compound .n;>i tind it In itio in r<int!n:i. ! Mits. .1. II. 11 v ? Ohiea/o. 111. ? y nlal h r, >t yemurf Care amt ? Tvliat t ho p. inodicr <??>??; i she can lvrltlnwr t?* A3 Lynn. ~M ass. ? * ! I.ealth." ? ! ndinaa A ,-eM ? ><y.f it ?i{ip; ? trsti"-0' !H! fj?utisol Is ( \i ! t ! t : I'omivrl ?f)ldu( io ( f > y i'lni. ham at Th I Ik- utdviil nr. '? <>i>ii ? ln?j Ms I. nil, , 0; iuj , l.uilll". .V "I it( i> Hi.' .. 'I viK-wtittnu. el te.ulmi? btisinc.5 Cr'' river. - .v.?? , . <.? M . Mm; :nh ., . . / E PISCOPAL M' t \ , > ; '(?' - 1 o.\, \ i, i hi (I<I<<II<0 ?? r< 1 AcatliTiist", i.'.: CoUl-?fet. .X I'iii; yoll n? IiIMi. Ml I " llii' |'l :i' . ? >\ . I'm- i; .1 >, C. I\ WIJXiAfliON, . No. 3 Enstdracd St., RlptrtOM). V ^wanted QOO nr c.-> -*jl rn fV '.JVX c - n At onco WKjilit Ify f ir I ? v ?! ..'.n ven will iruAi In ?;:>? ? it -j- ?,UOO deposit to prom. II) j .o-u . ua.ii The Ua.-A!a, f>ns. College, __ maio.n, t;::. #kui t. ajmnta cmiroB ??? pharmacy. 1*1wprrt V* ? nl;- I ir-" mi tin- r. > j. - * f?;orr> l'Ci> ? ; J ???' ?? '>?1<ii?'"" thiUl wn cn.\ ii'ti'-v. lUtlrio* i-i; ?. TAHSiX, WMlt?luUI( Allauta, Urn. . 't "i''' ' J ? . COL. HEMPHILL DEAD Passing of a Prominent Atlanta Citi zen. TI!L EM) OF A Sl'CCtSSIU. CARIil R ! _.SL . Col. Ifemph ti l2*tH>il*died I lie Con Atltutlon, uiid Hat* Done flm.li l or i Atlanta. A tlnnl-i, fipeelal ('<>1. Win, Arnold Hemphill, rounder anil for many years bnsi ni vs inaiiagi r of The Atlanta Con hi It ill Ion, died Sunday night "t his r**H I fl ? nee on l'oachtrci> KtiTet. Colon'*! II' liipiiiii had been iii somewhat feeble Ii'.iIMi for a number of inmithR, hut his coD'liUou was not rejinMed n? nrrlouy und >i iti death wiir 11 m i at *h?)ck to thr entire city. Colouul Hemphill whs ?>u y.arsi old, having been horn til Athens, (?a , in I S 1 0. Ho wan a graduate of the State I 'nl VL'.Hity of Georgia. ill ; 1 >. ?? 1 , ami in tli<' ?ame year enlisted in ! tin* Conf< derate army, linhtiriK with ?onspfeiioiis gallantry to the Olid of tin* war. ll?> was wounded at tho battle at (J? t tyahiii k. Colonel Hemphill removed to Atlan ta in 1 >i 7 and hooii founded The f'ou KClutloii, of which hu was one of the i>: i in i I owik ih ii nt : I January 1, i'Jb'i, when he <liipo.{cd of his Intercut in the paiier. He Hal ved jim alderman and mayor of Atlanta and as president of l lie C ifiiiai City Hank, the Atlanta Tin! i & Maulung Compnny, and the Atlanta .'-leef (Jar Company. lie lias kc\? -ml times been prominently inini l lont d n.'i t ho Democratic candidate for flovci'Mtj;' of (ieorj-ia. Colonel Hemp hill was twice man fed, ills second mar liaxe laliint; place within the past year ii" is survived by a widow, two j }*Mia a:id (line daup.ht'M s. He was a | ? ommiJHhvju/ of th" Methodist lipis.o- | pal ehureh. I'll' ? -.i ii .> ? of Colonel Hemphill s { hath w.':-i i' poplexy. lie was down !?' .? ii S.ii iiniij all ernoon attending to ? mm mailer* of hilfll iie.s.*, and even j trove lo clriia h this morning, luit, lie- j ? oiniim suddenly III, decided to ictiirn lio'Ti" without entering. I > .at Ii ol Dr. At <ir.sh.tl!. It al'MKh, N. C., Special. Dr. A. A. 1 M .1..I1.1I! pastor <?!' the First Maplist. i . h . died at f?:t;n Sunday afternoon, I !(?? <??!::?? in UafeiKh marly three years i fi 0:11 I' .! ' \ I lie. (la II" was for | ';Mite a while pastor of the Jackson Hill ! I' t"'.i c!i;ii. !i Atlanta. 1 1 ? ? whs taken : ill <?; y e s 1 1 1 w jaundice la;>t January, lal- ! ? t i lie - 1 of 'lie liver developed and he j ?Nattily c.i'ew worse. |jis death had : I" >11 ? \peefcd any lime during the past j month. Th?* deceased was U'? yearn old ; nin! !;::?! been man ied three times, thft J Iavt w ':?'?? In in.; Miss Jennie Chastin. of j i Mo'!' 1 ?/.niii a, <!a. lie leave.-; six child hii. the youngest and only one l>v his | j present wife, :i tnontli old. Dr. Mar- ; ! 5-5**i 1 1 was Kre.it I v In l?ved here, being ' ! 1 ecoi; n I /.ei| n*t oe.. nf i|)(i ablest and i ! most ehxpo nt ministers of the Hap* 1st ' i ?.!? ri ? ' : u i 1 1 :i t.; - ? j 4 in North Carolina. The | | remains wfii he deposited In a vault i J here for lie' present, and Inter he re- j movc'ii (,> i Porgia. A r.!oo:!v Mutiny. ; Manila. My Ci'de. - The crew of tho Infer-insul.ir ^{earner. Hermanns. 11111- I fiiiied at I'ort Vlrac, Island of Ca tan- ' dr.niiCM, last Thursday. They murdered the chief engineer of the vessel, and wounded 1 lie captain, the mate, the sec ond < iic.inee r and one of the pnssen Mers. all of whom are Spaniards. Nutn hcrs <f : he native constabulary weip j to il'n rescue of Hie stop's officers. They } fired into t!ie en w and killed three r.f j them. L'.> of t'.ie (rite surrender ed an i t've jumped ove;l?MH'd and are t?et:cv">.| to have diowned. fiuriiit; the I tiv.in >ji^ on the, Hcrmnnos the sti.anYer ran aground but was s'.ihsequcutjy floated. Rci|m*xt5 a Contradiction. l.ondon. P.y Cahlo.- A lot tor from [ Mis* til i ..v? Deacon. daughter of Mrs. j M? ! v. :? ?? I I'arkor Poncon. ap|n ira in tho ! l.crnl mi papers Monday morning. in j : whn Is ili.? ui it'-r asks tho papers tin- ! phathally to tor.; i adiet tho rumors of 1 n:i ,?U' iv I ho; i'i it It ;i I hrtween herself j I Crown l'rinoo Frederick William j ; or ' I? rniany. Phosphate Production. \K'.i>h;i!i,.t"ii. Spo. ial. ? Tho total pro ' iln. tiosi of pho3ph at o rm It in t h i? I " * i i t ? tl S ! : . t ? ? s in ac online to sta iiinished hy i ho Ccolngi. a! Sur ' it \ was 1.4SH.723 long tons, valued at : :: i In;. .1 . compared with l.l'.'l.LMii ' ? > i ; ; 'on*. valued at $f?.;hV.*.2 IS in lO'lO. The inlustry jn Fhui'la which has h ? n .!:?? . hi. f pn '?l ur: n i; Stale sin oj i I'M. . ?ntinuoil t.? sliinv an improve J * i lif total output and \alan foi ! ih.it S ! .1 ! i in 1 '> ' ? t ho:ns tho laiKrst y ft ' is . ? i i'li? total pi othn-1 i?'ii in K'.or . ! i i> ! was T."> I .SWti tons. \aiucd i at i IT:! as compared witli ?'ot;."Kt ? ! . ? i : i atis valu- d at 15 in 1"W. 1 Polio-man K Us Hurginr. I.'iti'o-t, Special. Pdvard Uor.han ?ii'-tl at rmor?ni y Hospital Sua lay : : . ? n i P.ra iorrhaj;o cm ;od Py a knlh-: ; i ? ? 1 1: t;i'fii-ir !?'. .!. I.oir.oud.^ revolver. dman l.emon 1 ?'ucov.'nd four !r..r ii s rnti rin^ a uro. im v on r?<o.>k p.a in'fiiii'. lie rnd? .,vor? .1 to arnvt tN an I thov opt nod the on him. 'I hf ' urin tiro I hut one shot in return . : . I : : tria l; l.mhan in tho hip. ] ? a ? ,;t into tho abdomen. A second tl'.f '.iiirg'.nis is i:n<lor arrest Outlaws Manned, j Coi h tl. 0. T. Special. ?A moh ??f so\ - i oral hrndrod men tool; i.rvi Hood an 1 j Hud \Vin,;o. tintlaws. captured recently I in a raid on tho Casey-Cravens gaui;. I from tho county Jail hero, late Saturday J night, and strung them nr> to trees to i forre them to toll the whereabouts of ; thrir loaders and to jrlvo inform,' vtion Hoarding their crimes. TJiey finally ! ;;ave the doalred information 3D<1 tho 1 moh returned them to ja i ^ vjlllftbf^r | ing. apparently to?get the rest of the , j Kan*. Heed was to badly strangled 1 that ho vu revived with difficulty. ' S.J Jfi. l.l I Ounorul i'uhHUitgur Department. JCfTaeUvr. January 10, 1902 rtoi.. ill. .1 >1, EAKTKiiN 1 IMK .VOHI1J11 IM> No. \'t No. 82. No. 83, No. 11. Mixed. 1 'Htih'r. i'ftxs'r. JIUh-I 2 OOp 8 i'in l.v Marlon Ar 7 36p 1 20p 2 20p 'J O'.Jft l.v (Hanwood Lv 7 Wp 1 J 66p 2 46p 'J 2 Oa l.v Th'inal rily l.v 7 06o 12 80 p 8 05|> 0 U? l.v Uiili.il) Mills l.v fi &M> 12 06 p ^ 20j? y 60a LvKntherfordton l.v (i fttp 11 4',u a 4.5!, 10 06a Lv y.inmt city Lv 6 flip 11 20ft 4 lOp I0 20ii l.v lleorletta l.v t> 06 p 10 60u 4 30 p Id *)> tit l.v Mooroaboro LV/fi 66p 10 .'Mia 4 46p 10 3ia l.v Lattlmora J>v 6 46p 10 OOu fl 00p lOSrtaliV Hhelby i Lv 6 26p 1) 26a 616 1 0 Ku l.v I'at'iiH Kp'ris l.v 6 12 p 8 80a C '.'ft > II 16a l.v Knrlii Lv 6 06 p 8 20i ft 46, > 11 30a Ar l$laok*burK Lv 4 48p 8 00a No. :i4 So. a; Mixed. ? Mi*?'l. 8 20.4 11 3">a l.v 151 tick. si. utk Ar 4 28p (j 60|i 1 1 OOu Lv Cberok, F'Ul.v 4 ..... 10 40u Lv (laffney Ar 6 10j> 8 /?0 i 11 66a Lv Smyrna Lv 4 10p 6 20,i 'J 10a H 06p Lvliie'r) Or'veLv 4 OOp tJO>p ft 4'hi r.'VOpj.v Shnroh ),v 8 46j? 6 46p 10 ?0;t 12 U6|< Lv Yorkvllla Lv 8 8<?p 6 20p ' 10 46i 12. 60 1 1 I.V Tlr/.rtb Lv 8 J8(? 4 40p 1 16,) 1 lop Lv Hook Kill l.v 8 OOp 4 00 . 2 40,> 1 80p Lv I'Hlu'hn .I'll Lv 2 40p 2 I6p 8 10p 1 45p l.v Uiveriddu Lv 2 26p 12 46p 8 60p 2 06 p Lv Lftiiflftater Lv 2 10(> 12 20p 4 20|> 2 '.'6p Lv I'lwH't Hill Lv 1 43p II 80? 4 4')|? 2 aOp Lv Heath Lv 1 40p 11 20a 5 "On *:i 02 p Lv Kershaw l.v*l 26 p 10 60a f. CO, 8 I7p l.v WWvillo Lv 1 2 4 ftp K 20a f> 60t> a ,0|. Ar Camion Lv 12 lOp 8 20a . *.iO in I ii it t<>n t<ir dinner. Additional trains tii'lwi'nii lilttokaOUrg and (ialYmiy. No. 13 " ~ No. 16. H fiOa Lv Dlackfebiirg ArOiOr I) 1ft i Lv ^Cherokee Kails Lv 6 60 U80'tAr OftlTiioy Lv 6 30 Trains Nok. Hi ami 33 are operated ilally. Trains No'. 31, 36. II, 12. 13, 14. 16 ftn<l 16 arc operated daily except Sunday. v OONNKCTIOVH madk my soutiibounl* thainh. At MKrlon--No, 62 oonnectH at Marlon Willi Southern Hailwny train No. 30, which ar rives at Marion ai 8 28 am from Chattanooga Ashevflio nml intermediate points. At liluck?l>urtf--N>?, 84 and No. 11 connect with Southern Hallway train No 36, which arrive* at IllacksburK at 7 46 am, from At lanta, Ormtr.viile, Kpartanhnrg, and tutor iJH'dlato points. At Yorkvll o- No a4 r>ouucct? with C. N. \V. train No. 70, whiah lo/ivoa Yorkvlllo *t 10 IH am. lor (iastonla, I.i'nolr, and Inter inndjato | oiuts, A I llock i?ill- Xo?. ?>?d 84 soniricct ivltli Monthi-rn Haihvuy train No. 76, which l?nvA* Ho?-k Hill nt 3 HO pin, for < hoatcr, ('olmnhla, and Intor nifilhito pi.ln'fl. At Ciitawha Junrtllon' Noh, 32 and 81 con nn.'t wlih M. A L. (rjiln No, !)2, wlii'.'U pwa M-s Catawha Junction at 7 61 |.m. f<;r Mon> roi>, and inlcrincdfatu (Kiinl*. At I .aiK'nstcr? Nos. 32 and 31 ??onn?*rtt with L. A (.'. train No. Hi, which loavo* l.anoasior at 4 1) pm, for (.'heater and li.tcrinodlalo points. At < 'a in don- * \V It h A. C.I,. (N. W.of H. ('.) for Cliarli'-'ton, Sumter. Florence, l)arllng ton, Wii inlhu'tou and Intermediate (mints. Train To. i.H, which Iravea t'ainden at 4 15 pm. .usxr.criiiSH madk hv soiitiihoi'M) TtlAlNS. At Catnd-n- With A. C. L. IN. \V. of H. C.) No. i| lr?i|i) l harloston, Florence, Darling ton, \\ llii.lii^ton, Sumter atid lnierin?)dla!?i points, which arrives at ('iitndon at II H* mil! wlih Southern Hallway tialn No. 77 from KlngMvillo, which arrives at ('ainden at 11 53 am. At I, ail Mister- No. 33 'onneets Itt Jaanoa< tei with L. .V ( '. train No. li? f? > r Chester and llite:'ii;cdlate points. At Catawba .luneMon--No.s. 33 and 36 con n<-ct ivi.h A. L. train No. 32 which leaves ("atn wba J iinctlon at 7 .'4 pin for Monroe and iiilorinedinte pojiits. At Hock Kill-- N?m. 33 and 86 connects at Hock Mill with Southern Hailwuy train No. 31, Icavltij; I'.ock Kill at b '.'G ptn for Char tolto and points North. At l*>lac|trihtir?- No 33 conned s with Sou thorn Hallway trains Nos. 12, 4 38 pm: No, 88. nt 7 iKi pin. and No. 10 at 7 4."> pm foj (i. ilnts Noith. No:?. 83 and 36 connect wit I' Hoiiiheru Hallway IfKic No. 86, leaving Hlac|;stairi? ?t !1 26 i in for points South. At Marlon--x.'o. 83 CtJiineots with Southern Hallway train No. 36, leaving Marlon at II 4( pill for A.-diovi.le, t hattanovjga and Intermu iliate poirt i. Through car service without change bo. tweon Marion and Clwirlo.Uon ou trulns Nos, 82 mid 88. F. II. SHAW, Oeu. I'lta*. A?rt. NLWSY CLEANINGS. Tilt' 1'nitcd Stales apple crop of thifl yeat is iv"! i ma led :is worth !j?i! I,<H.KJ,000. An American has bought I lit* Pom Hotel, at Cologne, ( h-rmauy, for .$1, ISI.OOO. A ( Jernia 11 society offers prixes for rniiroad trains thai can bo run seveu ty-tive miles an hour. om.-ial statistics show that ri;53.2iri persons emigrated front Italy last year, cmodlluting a record. The fund I'nr the McKinhy National tentorial mvw amounts to about V'O, one hall' the sum needed. The new principal chief of the Osage Indians in Oklahoma is opposed to al lotment of lands in severally. A big troll -y consolidation of Phila delphia roads is under way ami will fcoou be ready In he t arried ollt. At the P.ritish Colonial Premier's conference it was agreed to adopt the metric system of weights and meas ures. Crop estimates compiled from (>ov erniuent's oitieial figures imliente a j icld of *J.">?'d . It'n i.! >?!<? bushels of corn and <> !?'>.<; 1 1 .oon bushels of wheat. The coronation has s.-rvod to render \ the l.oinh n crowd* more deinonstra- I live in the ir greetings to royalty than has been >iiowit for a long period. ieirii a papers say that d- aihs from famine in Ka>t'",n ? . a t cia have aver- ! aged .Mi.ii'Mi lor se\ era I years. The : condition of the peasants is pitiable. iiiitish Coinnsi-sioneis in South Africa say trade there is in the hands of ttust* and eombiuat ions. \\ hich threaten the country's development. A dispatch l"r(>m Jtome said that a | plan n i.> probably' under way to re duce I'mil mental armaments and to eoinbine forces :tga:u.>i American coin ! pel it ion. I'he pad-. cond me. it was report d in Chi. .iUu. might ? ~ r :? I ? i i -? 1 1 block \ arils ot t !: . i. own Tin* would briny | on a light with tiie \ anderbilts, wLo own the Inion Stock Yards. S vet- Storm at l.oul-\ iile. I ? ? die. Special.-- I\>: .'>0 minuter ? * r ?" ?; mi. -a l...;tjs? die was plung i : n! i d \ p..*-. ; by onti'n.">:v? . i mc s. wir-.-h rr l.-. ar.l much alarm. I " 1. 1 : coa-'ii i !. -.'.s p.'?ct (led one of tho a -t.st ?:<*>: ms of i!:.n yrar and it hroko i . r i the city a:.; ?'?a*. 2 o'clock. Tho v ind hi "w p.: the ra*" oT ,*.S miles nn hour, neaily nn in: a of rain fell in 15 minutes. *vvhih% tho t nipjrature drop ped 20 degrers in as many minutes. Many telephones were burned out by lightning and shnde trees were, blown iijtvn in all part.s of the city. Three Agrs of Man. fit" first aire of man ia when ho things about nil tho wicked things which ho is? going to do. This is call ed "Innorcii. c." The second ftgc Is when 1. ? dooj^nll the wicked things he !.n>- thought 'f tn childhood. This js all> d "The Prime of I.lfo." Tho third ! v > i:/ when be repents nil the wicked thinv., bo has done. This i s called ?J)o?aE?." Chinese Fable*. A tiger captured a monkey. Tho monkey begged to be released on tho scoYo of bin Innlgnlllcance, ami prom Iscd to show tho tlg*?r where he might ti n<l a more valuable prey. The tiger | compiled, and tho monkey conduction ! him to u hillside whore an shh was I feeding an animal which tho tiger | had never before H??en. "My Kood brother," ?ald tho ass to i ! tho monkey, "hitherto you have al j ways brought me two tigers. How H I It that you have brought me only one I I to-day ?" Tho tiger lied for bin life. Thus a ' ready wit wards off danger. j The principle of tho next fable tho : Chinese alwaytt apply to tho Kuropean ! Inxlructors In the art of war. A tiger, finding a eat vory prolific In j device* for catching game, placed hiniKelf under her liiHtructlon. At length ho w;ih told tlu-ro was nothing more to he learned. "Have you taught mo all your tricks?" "Yes," replied tho eat. "Then," Haid tho tigrr, "yon nro of ?>o further use, and so I ultall eat yotl." i The cat, however, sprang lightly Into the branches of a trco and amlled at tho tiger's disappointment. Hhe had not taught tho tiger all her t ricks* How to T*1I A P?r?lin It ujr A grout many people flutter them- j selves thut they are able to tell a genuine Persian rug from a spurious, machine-made ono l)y touch, but In this they deceive themselves, The best and surest way to t <? 1 1 a genuine from an Imitation Persian rug Is by the fol lowing: If one will look close he wfll ob serve that In the genuine Persian rug tho intricate and complicated pattern or design is not altogether symmetri cal, tho corresponding Jlowors, vines, or geometrical figures of ono side be i 1 ii k a llttl# out of line, larger or small er, or not meeting, and Joining with j figures on the corresponding detail on | U>? opposite side of tho rug. This is j owing to the fact that in hand-weaving : It is impossible to obtain perfect sym I metry of patterns, especially when the j designs are so complicated as they i are on Persian rugs. On tho other ? hand, let one examine closely the ma j rhino-made rug, and he will find the j most perfect symmetry of pattern, so j nu^h so. in fact, that the design looks ! positively rigid and harsh. This is ! it pretty safe guide, uud if observed , une will seldom miatako an imitation | for a genuine Persian rug. The Game of Rivers. First, appoint a lender, ;Jfc'ho starts' the gnme by assigning to each player a country. To No. 1. we'll say, he a3 signs the United States; to No. 2. Eng land; to No. 3, Scotland; to No. 4, Ire land: to No. y. Germany; to No. Russia; and so on until every playeV has a country. When tli at has been done the play ers should refrain from talking for ;t I ?while, so that they may do a little j thinking, and you know very well that I If you keep on talking to each other there will be no chance to think. But I when the thinking is over you may talk as much as you please. The thinking Is to be a little test of your knowledge of geography, for the lender Is going to call on you, skip ping about from one to another, and when you are celled you have to rise and give the tiaino of a river in the country that you represent. For example, the Leader says, "l.ei us hear from Germany," and the play er to whom Germany baa been as signed rises and savs, "My name Is Rhine, and I nm a river of Gcr many." Now, as you cannot tell when you may be called on. you must think of your river as soon after you get your country as possible. Missed In? Whiskers. Representative Habcoek of Wiscon sin shaved off bis luxuriant black beard the other morning an(l the door keepers refusca to admit him to the door of the houso until he had been identified. Mr. Rabcock had not beon shaved before In fifteen years and In walked down the aisle toward his scat the members looked searchlngly at him, many failing to recognize their colleague nocause of the absence oi i.is whiskers. V?U Ynur I)<-nIpi* Kiir AUcii'h I'iidI-Kiiof, A powder. It rests I ho feet. Cures Corns, Bunions, Hwollen, Hore, Hot, CallouH, Aching, Sweating Feet mid lngrewlng Nail*. Allen's l\>ot-Kose makes uew or tight shoes easy. \t nil Druggists and Shoe stores, 25 cents. Ac cept no substitute. Sample nmlled 1'hjjk. Address Allen S. Olmsted, I.oltoy, N. V. A ?;rl doesn't have to be a magician to call a fellow a lobster and then make a monkey of him. j \V. II. CrilV.n, Jackson, Michigan, writes : Suffered with Catarrh for fifteen vents. I Kail's Catarrh Cure cured mo." Sold l>y Druggists, 75c. Crude spirit made from potatoes is com ing more and more into use in Germany as a cheap fuel. FITS permanently cured. No tits or nervous. ; n^s* after first day's use of l>r. Kline's Oreat | NervoKestorer. t'itrlal bottle and treatisefroo j Dr. It. 11. Ki.ink. Ltd., tWt Arch St., Pblla., l'.i. | The mandarin duck is one of the most 1 beautiful ot a<p?;ittc birds. j Mrs.Winslow'sScothlng Syrup for children teething, soften the gutns, roduocs Inflamma tion. allays pain, euros wind colic. 25c. abottlo The good deed's that men do live after them -on tombslouis. riso> Cure is the host jnedloino wo over u??*l ler all nffoetlons of ttyront and lungs.? -Wm. V. l'.snsi.KV, Yanburen, led., t'eh. 10, 1900. e EADACHE, FHVKRISn CONDITIONS ANl> COLDS* CURED BY C /V 1? u I > 1 IN !? NoM by Kll Driiccl?lo S o. 31. C /VM DV CATHARTIC \c+ ?n Vnucfaw Genuine stamped CCu. Never sold in bmlk. Beware of the dealer wbo tries to sell ?'some tiling ]ast u good." AN ITALIAN CAPTAIN Cured by Pe-ru=na of Catarrh of the Stomach After Doctors Failed. Hon. J, D. Botkin, Congressman from Kansas, Writes an Interesting Letter. CAPTAIN O. UKUTOLKTTO. Captain O, llertoletto, of the Italian j Barque "LincellcH." in a recent letter from the chief otlice of the Italian Barque Lin j (dies, I'enHaeola, Kla., write#: "1 hare mi/frfotl for nevcral j/o/uv I With chronic catarrh of the ftomarh . ; The doctor* prenorihed for ?ic wlih- > out my receiving the leant he tic fit. I Throuah one of your pamphlet* I be- I gun the line of J'eruua, ami tiro hot - I tie* have entirely cured me. lrec-\ ommend Perumt to all my / rlendn. " | [ ? <>. Jicrtoletto. j In catarrh of the stomach, as well ?k ca | tarrh of any part of the body, I'eruna i.'? ! the remedy. Ah has been often said if IV | runa will cure catarrh of one part it will ; ffut-e catarrh of any other nart of the body. I 'atarvh is catarrh wherever located, ! and the remedy that will cure it anywhere will cure it everywhere. LIBBY'S NATURAL FLAVOR FOODS Arc I'. f*. Uftvrrnrafnt In. ?ptcln!. Pcrfwllir puolie^ < A.WfcI> rflOUk, nn<t com# to you Fro?ti, Pnintr imJ <lellctou?ly flarorotl. Put up in o,nrrnient Bited kny-oponiuit cnrin. A?U yoururocer. If not in ntock, h'j will or<Jer It lit your roiiues:. Prepared only by LIBBY, McNEILL & LIBBY, CHICAGO Trie World's Greatest Caterers. Oar new edition of "Hovr to Makk Oooi> XillKOS TO K*r" Rant (rue for the urking. ! W. L. DOUGLAS ; $3 & $3^59 SHOES S IV L. Douglas shoes aru (he standard of the warltl. W. Ii. Itonirla* mailr mul sol?l more men'* (ioort , j<\ir Welt illauil Pnircs"* *lior>t In thrllmt . kI\ month* or IHO-J thin any otl.er mAnofa-.turcr. nnn KWV\HI>nlllhp|u?lilto anyone nho U> I UkUUU (.in i!K|>rovi> 1 1; ?- stHirmrnf. W.X. DOUGLAS $4- SHOES CANNOT BE EXCELLED. | \:?2?:z.. Si.hm.s20 sr."::^ suio.ooo , Res' Imported an I American leathers. Heel's ? Patent Calf. Enamel, fiix Calf, Calf, Vici Kiel. Corona } C-x'f, Nat. Kanqarto. K??l C'iiIoi1 KjVW-Ih mmciI. . CiSiiilnil I The tfon;<tiio Imvn W. T?. IWUOIAS' 4 51nm,, nn'.l rvlfte wlnmjwvi on bottom. Shoes bf! nuiil. 25c. r * /r-i. I/Inn. < W. L. DOUGLAS. Hk'OCKTON, MASS. f.VIK V KO V flint Koot lit 1 1 thouM li:?VA SiniUUiiH '?? (Mllrinl t'ool Hull l-iiiili . ll contain* n furH -? thinner* Jo. t nil lor *| ??. t?t. ?!>?>, ikihIMU-s lot thf (nunc, ill" fttiioftl Junction*. o ( foot >n?ll. ali Aiii*rlri tci m. Siiithrm 1^ot (>*11, Mtatrrn fvOt i ail, tuo r.w nilci, rc> ciu? vf Ot>H< (f<.? and Mho.) ii?cm for ! tvl , av.r! ? boson of ?-fciii i !?\ #>: a. K.; fakv U> ?>l t-Mlxra an>l A <">. SPAf.D 1 N O \ liUu^., Now York, Cliic.Wo Dcnv?r. COMMERCIAL COLLECE OF KENTUCKY UNIVERSITY I.KXINtiTOV KY. V*^.r atar./tj fro/.yntuk at HorM ? Td'r ?i.-oi V"t>?nc, Rn*in(ir,,HliAii h*n<S Ttf>*. an I T>Wr*f>?? lanvhv. Sttut i?on?. c* ^Ite *?. I <Ji| l*m?. Mtfi ??*<**?. A41roi?, WlLHl'K K. vltlTII. Prn. Lrili|l?n, K|. NEW PENSION LAWSfrSI Apply la NATHAN HK Ii l OIt l>, 1>l l I- Si? \V^hi*?rtou, l>. The follow in-' Itiiir from (ongrexMnau liotktfi fpt-akh tor Uadi. J loi'n v <>? IlKriiur.NTilivEt, ( W'auhinoton, I). C. Hi li H Art man.. < olumliii*. " \1\ | )..ir Doctor It im.> pU-a!*?i?*' t.,' . . rliiv u, t i.' ??<? < ur.it i vf <!"??'> I i<-*i <>? your meil IrllMV ami M. matin. I have been Ijicu-il more <>r tor a (jti.t ft ?'i of a <'<*nlnry with <al<irr!t of t In xtotDitfh "o<l con i*tipatioi). A ro>i m Wiinti Hilton lia* in i reasod tm *?- Iron A fvW t>ol tU-4 of your mr?l ii'iiio hive given III'' ailuoxl <1.111 pletc relief, ami I ??i 1 1 1 ?** t li.it a continuation of them will i lh 1 1 a pernu nnit euro. I'erunn i* surely a wonderful remedy lor catarrhal alYci-tions. .1 . I). Hot km. Tlii* a ease <>f catarrh of tin.- ?tomacli which had run for twenty live years, cording to Ins statement, and I'eruna has at ouec come to his relief, promptly acoin iilishniK lor him more benefit tlian lie hn>l been able to find in all other remedies dur ing a quarter of a century. It stands to reason that a man of wealth and influence. like a ( 'onKressman of the great l-'nited States, lias left no ordinary meant* untried and no sto'ie unturned to find a euro. if dtieh cures a* these do no; verify t li<* claim not only that d.vxpepsia is due fo c.v larrh of the stomach, but ai??o that I'eruna will eure catarrh of the stomach, it is im possible to imagine how any evidence . eould do so. If you do not derive prompt and ?*.i t ij* j factory results from the ut;c' of I'eruna, write at once to Dr. I In it man, Ki\it>K a | full Ktalement of your ease ami he will l?' | pleased to give you Itia valuable advice j K'atis. i Address Dr. Ifartman, President of The I Hartman Sanitarium, ('oluinbui. Obiu Jqc/gjfy Women . . will find a vast improvement in their different jjowns it they wear the proper coi>et. The Royal lUor?$icr <md Boa Tea Straight front Corsets combine every gracc ami elegance. Afk your ilcalcr for tlicin. Royal Worcester Corset Co., worce^r.Ma^. UfXT ?M.OH _ I jttturt Hill* f?r Th #ory? On* hunurtu pui;V C?t?loKU? lor 1 K'l'ifr.di.* J i ? i ? I ;i Jicjidnrlu* <?wry. (i iy 1 (Iioii/hf I would try k1hpk&?, lint filll 1 lnnl i Ih? Ik'M<Iii<Ju\ On? day iny nit'fc iihltnl iiii* wliy I dj<j Uoi Iry fis I'rtl.uh'#. I have Iii'CII t.'iklllg ( Jk-111 xllJ'V I.ist S0|)t4-in.' I'M- /tnd inn //liiilii^' In lic.'iltli, J only Wfiirlifd 11" |niiiihls <- 1 1 1 1 1 iiotyr 1 vm-'kIi ' I titki* four THl>uie#J vvi-ry day ut in.* Ii/V oin> hi tfj<M liivi li'.lir'. iwu ;it llool), mill oily t'Vfty J ulfc'llt Lcfoiv I go lo llt'll. j At <ir?iKK!3tS The l :\ri fnt t u CllOIIgl) for 9ft ordinary occasion. I ho family bottle, Mi i fin in, contains a supply for a yvii\p,l c OlEAMNWAGENERhJ ff AROWARE Cf 303 Kliiff Mreel, CHARLESTON, S.C.Q W Alif.S'Kll. I'^HtlDKKT < oi.km \ s.j'tcx I'nEiiniEi lOI'.O. A OK JCRRK ^AU . Si.i r'v * l uKAS prif ? *1.00 p?rf.pm !>o-i(lkeI)'cureflilf ?? . (I til" i?r -vents T* l?K liAlr nml irrmv* It -it < ii IihIiI h<-a<1?. '|'i? i J ?*ll ? f fill' till Hi lur. lt if till* l'< ))|?(ly (it Nil i)|li?r* In tin* )jkMj> H 01 w<>> ||j I'lioiiKb ii.rtiw) iii.iniiis triutuuii . I i every rtsa nt IliN putwr fur only ;5c silver. .:|;i<iiis mnku money. A !?. . Chl'llALlN aiamu-acturino. -<& iMiuir it1, r, hiiinv . 3 ?fur Kl.f.I* CHAMP. ON' (iltAIN nrwl PFAJjMJl - n HE Ml itK.M O K ?< t ,\(Vil all til In-. t? toy |||t* nUAH-~ II illy Ant | ijii i l .y > if It a work, ami iluraliCifjr \vti lm i-niiMnicil M. I h rri* f >r mp.imi ;(Mij |c??vvr. Kor atnti ?ii<\ i iilo.fti'. iiiMrM,; I.I tKr?l) ?.i:u REPAMSi SAWS. ribs, lirint ?t Tivlur, lUUttii m ?? ? __ X c .loni'iv makMofOlf ENGINES, BO 1 1. I KS AM) PiftSSR An<l Kojiilm (or s/i'ii'V ^li^ftlnjr. Pnl'?jfi I'^ltltit;, I 'tor <, I 1 Vitvin a d I'.tifWJ l.llll lUlliI IKON \\ O . I. N .1 SO .-ill I- it d COM I'AM V. Au-unla. ii ?. .* DROPSY^ 10 0AY5' Ti.iATV.ENT Hr.vo ma'lo Dropry 2'h! Hsflflteoj pliciitio'. J U f |)?Cialiy tii : vearswiih '.hj most wonaqrEtt.? EROcnr: . Hnvo ctircd xaoy tuOTU6* t and cajcs, -3.2.2. CIJSnVG SOOTtvl Pc * !'? (ienici! women liandsomc (j row i!i "Queen Bess" Shoes. ForGipls Youno Women HICKORY. N. <8* -X -'.UitO FJFTffN UNWRSIIY TftAlMD TIAlHtr.J TWUVt COURSES or STUDY J iiaormas. iK>c.oxrofto?"it ipami. nwic i uu M-w-HMTd?TA:\i..urr;prTiTT S400 PIANO OlVf \ IN MJSIC. tn Au nt jl c-ATAtoc'jL n?rr. SOUTHERN DENTAL COLLEGE, A,a? If you are interested in obtaining a dental education write forfroocataloj Address Dr. J". IV. Potter, Dean, '"I Iiunnu Did;;.. JttlantUi of full instruction. housands of children are being gnawed to distraction by Worms. Symptoms are seldom reliable. They depend upon tlniSp child's temperament and upon the variety of worms present in the intes* tines. Lose no timet Adopt the sofe and sure course by usin?j DR. BOYKIN'S WORM KILLER.^ A SURE. SPEEDY AND SAFE DESTROYER OF THESE MONSTERS. IN USE OVER 30 YEARS- ACCEPT NONE GUT DR. BOYKIN'S. - 25c BEST VERMIFUGE KNOWN COLD EVERYWHERE. -r t\A1NTY SUMMER GIRLS USE CUTICURA SOAP assisted byjl D CUTICURA OINTMENT for preserving, purifying and beaut* "' fying the skin, scalp, hair, and hands, for irritations of the skin, heat, g rashes tan, sunburn, bites and stings of insects, lameness and soreness J incidental to outdoor sports, for sanative, antiseptic cleansing, and for $ all the purposes of the toilet, bath, and nursery. Much that all should know about tho skin, scalp, and hair is told Ial tho circular with CUTlCUttA EDICAL COLLEGE OPVIMINU. Piles! Piles! Itching, birring, or pro?r?4iu, maydr i wed br roy *eUw5T witkovt kail* r>per?il*e mmurn, Mjr tr*atnM*? te W< with p |xpe, and ttrikr* at ml o( trorfcla. g?lli<?iHi? r? ?nutd or M?My nbmdtd. Wrft? MM h >our ca*e. Ommlutloo fm, M l #;.no. or poatratt <* frcript ?TfrtN I*. M. W. TAKWCT. Bmi Hmm*. ?. T. nin* U decorated -with , to iu?ure hlilth mad a ?Mir ???>?! A? ? L?.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 22, 1902, Image 4