Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

A I'rofpftxlouut N nrai l i Hn II ? r II* ? . perle.n* Willi Domh'n K '<!?<?- > J'llU. Montague, Ma**. Fe??w Mtlbum Co,, Modulo, N. ^ -? J'tUltJomoil -J iVclh/il) Wlnll lllOril' \V Ij?> lire HUlTcrlHK f bin kin -ho and <!.?? lurbed action </f ibe knlin ,Vh win'. lit try lion u'm Kidney fill*. Am wm? t )i<> oas** With ?nt?. Ilii-y will In* i(ior?> than >? ?? i ar^iMi whit iin- ri'suiih, i 1 1 u * i i. - ii troubled for, yen i'h willi my r-|?l n? ? I OQIltU tip i lie OU ( It her Hd". > 1 1 1 1 . . cramp* Would follow, uml >vmd? < <>n I "DOT OXplaiM 11)1.' whii'll I Would endure. W li i !?? In ( l?f cramp* I ron <1 - not Hpcak or mo vi\ I'tii I.y making ?> (trout effort after (In* <ramp Init ,.-ii me I could lifj^ld to Npcak and move a . JHlle, but my whole bark was > ? r s '? ? r ? ? Ji till In mi' that I < '<>11 J ? I not ?? *? eu have tin buck bathed for Koine time My ihtm-h ; were In a terrible Mtati I would rath ef nit up at night 1 1> it n go u# be?l, dread iltg llie crain/)s ami (he terril h l?a ! Arbeit, I I'oiic iilii il | > ) i y k I < ? I j 1 1 1 v I hi i <?i -only h Utile relief for tin* tim<* t-cii v Seeing your itdvef'lNeiiieW. iny it ; '? ? li < ? r urgiKl me to try Donn'f* Kidney I'ili-. After using ope l.ox. J wiiwlfrii' -. , tin! have ever Kltirp Iiitii Nur' the I have no bio'kaehe ami no t i.tinp* n-i*v, ;ntd I fei l like a new person. M.\ iot- <?*? are bet ter ami I know my |>|ooil I* ptr <-r Wortlx 1-11111101 eXpl'CHS HIV t|il|ll!|S TO .you for wlittt Hiihim Kidney i'lll;- Lave llonn for me.. In my work n? profe* slonal ntir.se I have a ehiiinv in r^'oai rrieml them, anil th*'.\ did 1 1 > ?- > > min-h . good that 1 w ill do so oil e \ t : y .sil. ?? occasion. 1 1 -vrii i*; it mr> 1 1 a m . \u;-? Dnai'.'h Kidney I'lll** M" sold it ..n " rout.* per liy*. A il'il i-SH I o- i MiU.ii; n '*o.. IlnlYulo, N. V., i'oi a t'i'i*i' triii I ! . Be.? Trl?<i to Spare J Tl o Ui tie man wim v.-.m m* escort of Uiu Idg woman In If; ram bleu through ti e big iIio;i;.ii?k iv.t.;., liahmont hail lulutud. ~*'In ho nubjeot to I h I., iiirt. of i ! i ' i r.' .' ' ^slieil t,he Hhop?vell:er. as ho appli*"' ? piece of lee to tin* nnf?-i tamiie niiin' hoad and motioned the <rov. d t" land ti.aelc "I^ol esiietly," i< -plied I:..* )u'i;.<.lraio mnti's Iwtie.r throe ipnirtrt:?. a little nervous Hometlmes. I tried * * ? buy It without lottiiiK htin i-fi* un t>ui h? heard nie Kive tliv* i?nb i "Huy what?-' iniid th^ wliopwull- it, somewhat HUSpieionslv. "A rollhu;-ptn," huld !;?< i* ?:>?!? *? angel. Aim! vln-n they uinn-i -sniod. Good Shot for a Doy. A hoy in Iloinl*. Mn? >hot a blu?* I hcnAi on the wlfti'. a dlstniik'o of | 1 .000 feet ono ii'iy la-d week. Young ? women may av'mj much sickness and pain. says: Miss Alma Pratt, if they will only have faith in the use of j Lydia E. Pinkhain's Vegetable Compound. J miffing from the lettcis i?ho t* receiving from so ^nuny yitl.s. i Mra. Pinhhain helitT^* thai our are often puK>i?.l nlf-ofjpthrr too iimr the limit of th.nr cndtit?:< iuv n >? - iwinvs in onr public school* au.l nries. Nothing is allowed to interfere w-.th atudies, the girl mu?t he push-d ? ? . ? N ?* front and graduated with honor; nl;i n physical collnpir follows, nu?l it t-.'.io-. years to rrcovcr the lost vi t.?l ; t \ . -? often it it ueTur recovered Miss I': . t snvs, ? * " Drik Mr* Pin mi a m : ? .1 feel it j mt duty to toll n>' V'tune wonn-u Iiok ranch Lrdin I*' lMlikhuin's won- I derful Yegetftblo Compound ? ? n done for mo. 1 wrv# iwmpku !> i nn- j down. u&ahln to attend school, ?n<( did not carp for any kind of society, but rnn1 T feel likn iv n>^w pnr?on, ami h? i e pained seven pounds of flesh in thr?-? mouths. " I rccommend it to ail yonu? womnn who differ from feinalo wr.nk ness." ? Mim Ar.iiA Phatt, Holly, Mich. ? f 6000 f?r fvit if oWj.'on/ of a$">n Qtftitifif***' ( ">umt nry.iiicrtf. AMMUNITION Wi extensively nwd everywhere ia the world wherever the muscle loader lifts given scay to the lucwii !<>n<5cr. It in made in the tArgeM ntu\ 1-e ; equipped cartrldi;r factory in f?;.. It no*. Tbl? account* for lb? uniformity < -1 It* product*. Tall your dealer " U. M. C." when Im aakai " What Und?" Catalog free. Tl? tljkM MtUlllo Cartridge Co. _ DRbOLTOfiT, ,CONN t?wr. SIS BnM? my. Maw Vark CUr. S. V. FRAUDS IN A BALt OF HAY. r/ftuiU lit \V<Uh According to *n article in th? Oinohv n*ti Commercial, a fifty one jioimd atone wjut recently found iit tha( ciiy tcci'.wd in a bate of hay ol tight y j/ound* Tliia in riot a* l>a.r ?d hading a lump o t lend of nearly one half tin* wri^ht of the ?o!id gold nv.?u-li ca??* t ?*' ??"! in the ecu , tic of till- ('Ait*. jjr <Jo!?i watch caji'-^are *c>:y weight, ami I HO One run "if wlill i ll,.n i<4't l? fcrt'll'il ! until I lie apring* of the, titsc arc taken i/ul ! ami tlie lead will hi; found iecn-tH helmnt ! tlicnii | 11ic*>e cii'i'ii iiie made bv f.?iiij?#hii* ?h-. j inofr-M to lit hoii<-a(, but lur;ii*h the uk .u.s to the di?liOl'('i|t to lob tin- puidie. 1'. . not for anyone t.o lm<1 thut I. hint lu^gi-d a lump of in lilt watch cn*e. ^ s Another (ilv? o(Alie^fv.Ui-?a ? A eti'i?-??u aoli'l k'li'l XvanTi. raA^g*I? t'? htiiinji tin 1.1,1 "l.J. 8. Ah.ijv ." 'I lie l:it.<n| M?tn <lo* ? not ?t4inj> tiny aitn-le mad** out of u<'!'l j atlver except eoni, ami tli'j fakir, 11 * u*inx thin Ntamp, want* to m.iKc* the fiiiidu* I <? Ih'VU liul tin* ( Jiivcrnini-nt hail (.uiinlliiii/ | to do with llf aluMU'in/ K1"" -'Mi 1 Ok- filll.'111'M vl walrh I US' Another trick of thg witi-h fikn Is to "a lvci t i?ft it wi. t< li <|t'iu'i'ibt I ? <<i)li'l jjo il tilled watch wall ? tw-i-nty or twenty nvi* >, iir nunianln- l'ii? mi tt.itrnea lire grner aliv *(Mit (' <> P -iiul It tlf |.urch.'i.-er li. a paid for the unlet) he lin-l* thai 1 1??* ro*'ii* pany wl.i'h ft'tar t u I <???<! 'he wsl''li I" ? > ? -t r la not III ?v. !/? ' ' f Tim Jim l'. i i i .?<?;??! ???? VNa'.h ( >mi| ? of <. anion, Ohio. w'tio u?iFi ?,? t-ii . 'Jhrrc :irr *_!!>.< H_x> Itiili.in rhlhlron In S'dionl. Hi Iti'lbuix wlio I'iin ?> | k Ktl,?.'M*ll iiiiii I l.'J '.Il ( llnll/UIS li?? M'?'!lf fiviliziul ij IV.S.V Hill Puf I II 4 ( oiiIh hi M ?H t'ii I'v, hh All! S ? I r ?? i V t|*' ?l toy llio of rn i'l! m l ly |.*i in '?< 1 1,? M hole mv* tem wli'*ii iMiti-iiii? It t f 1 1 ? >>* '.;)i tli? inuooiH ? ? j r f i'i' ' , Si(.- 1] i rl (?' Ic.i T.iioti |<| no for I"' i|S0i I < a i-c | -i on i.i |..i?- ri>|itilft)?le |iti7 i-ii'Jfwin, n-t tin- il i u'i,;' tln>y a lit do Id ton folil io tlio no-. -I yi'-i 'ftii (<of.-!i'?iy tW-tlvi from '.lirll. Hull's I !:i; \rr it i if.', in :inu fd'jl II rij:l I'V I . I. i. .'"'in.* v !.?>. I on- lo, <)., eoritnliu I .. UiiM. iiry, iti'l l;i ni's'-i! Iiitijrnully, ;n>iiir< illi'-i 1 1 y ii i?iii ! ho liin-. l i n I in ii->oiih mi rl ii-'iM ?lt:u" 1 1' t?u\ in / . Imp ( :,-ilurrli Cu rrt I . -u ri> Ton I t !-.i- n.iiin'. II tr. luUi-i, la ("riiiiHy, in- i -n.'.'lij I i 1 ?t Ohio, l>y I'. .1. t'tu'ii'-y V ''il, T?"ll tin .ii i itl- (!.?(?, I l" I'm:; ?? 7.V. i"Si |mUl?, I In ? ihill- I ,-i.ilv t'lll.i {of '.'iii.-ttjnl l- >n. I i ?? i- i ?? ; .if (jnl vnin/.cil iron h"ii?*"?? it: I'1-' fi.Miri'i-iii, tlu- i-fi|i|liU ?f ' ' > - i ??A'-'i.y, h:ta L't:en |.toi?ilol< I. A I fa ! fn ( !., wr. l'-,r m i i.c < ! !>ii hit* In n urvitig 4 <1 Kl. V A I.I ? l ( "llWT, RIkI tf.Hil li? ?. t'd' ! I'- u ? ,>t n .? u .?]{? fnriiKW*, it't m 'I .?'i ??????! A ???..?! :?? ?, iit?( doing :)i>m t : ? 1 .",i .:t \i null i::itixiui-t!"i>. A V\ ? i ? , J itin-, I\t., '.vrifra* I li t'. < I.') ill-, i w i u A .ta! til ('lov'?r. it i" ? I ntt inm civ(>h lit H ?. ? iti iiiiii ' lot of lu*i<lco." It ? I ) I !' J I I Ii i i r, M I) , my*. "*V. i'- V. i.iii.i '. ? v..'. A ' "n'ft\ clov'T can i 1.1 1.. I )t.H f Ml'.'. I'll tin* UllCatlOll of i : i. ? ! ? s . ? ??<! ii A tfmfn i? (,'injd i i . , ' hi.. .?;,??! 'a i I..H- Ii.iv, :? ii - i i * * . ; ? : ? . : ; r t! i in Ih-m? Ii< % ? : ' i ? ,i ' . >ii i i l l ili il Mil I'-.ti . ?>. l'.i.' ....1. i!.-. ,.i .s ^.).>il (or To 1m. Ji I ? !!:?..? I- .??: ".M i. I ilOif. Hli>'<M> ?????! ? i ?? (..<:? i. rr?- ...I. t la.it litit nut lout. ;? . ? \ ?? ii i: .| " f.ir mi.i1 Su! iii ? ! . . , int*. , ... I i - .r ' l t t 1 r p .. -'I : I < ?> * *!.????< tnaUo it t ':?'<? I I ?I II. I' '?! ? ' A . I'. V.' i?v v ll H.i\ .? > ???! It* I f m * ' > *''? M \ 1 1 . " ? i ? h i ' , . 1 1 I < 1 1 ii ! ?? t il<* v 't ' I ( r ii^r ?.?*?;? r. i !ov * .11 -I si Ml 'till- .'fill t. A N 1 1 l< IT M A V t (!. J 'hi A S-,'?. r SV. i <"?> . f-n i 'ni*.?, ,v ! ir. l ivi th*n i>i|? i .itjiln}? miiI ''ii# fin ii. h id f-amii'ts five. | A.C L.J r.nty I'liiiiiipf "! < nVti'l ! r.< tirr (jra'.iti tou v ? ' i i 1 1 1 : ii| iii l)if I ' 1 1 1 1 c ? I Stii'tn <1umii>j tile iii it myiiili t>t oi-ij' yai . 1 i? ? i ? - ii i r I'isu ? ii t< n t '? ii.-m ii]it I' 'It ?a vrd ft- > . i ? n. 'rii.m limi. > i ? Miij io !>l.t N? i .vi.'li, N V . , l i |i. ]7.l i'UO. Oli ['pi. \\\ft J >.!.iti 1-,'uil.l of Ni'l'i* t ? i< a ji"|'Uui( ../ii i?t uu i v\ all i?.. > (.inn iln.'ti.r. A lrath?xr'* T\iU?fr# it 19 as r?>u? n t ?a i f ? ? r von to | . v ; . i o ,1 ?-.? fi'.J't i ?. I a;;;i?|iet tllHt llirfilt it'vil to ynnr Hi', inn, croup. aa to l):oir l'tint,ri 'l'liy!.)! < t ')(cu>Ui:?' Kcmcdy o i , S.irct (Jutu .-.n 1 Mullein i i I ciur roiixli, | croup and <vMk. At dmjjxial*, V.'-o . Mm. mid >?! on a boulf (bily twenty I i>:i p?-r mil. ??I doctors at ' t in 'It- i .?! n 1 1 ; \ \ cnr.i. I'ltO ! ? : H ' ? 1 4 * :i I'f M U|)< IkOrit tT. lilUM! Mi. > '/' linn' ; m; n v*i I I \r l!l\;t I '<) til III II tlilMIMlt , I <hi?'l' <>f ili<- Hiihino .Miihatmas, to ThIhU Catlio !?.? rostoro ht?r Uum band in ndm^t in.tllli t - \ 11 I : i ?? i 'i i n ? < ill' v i:i 'I No fit* "i iwr* oiia* i'.i. .>t; ?;! I'l'. K i i 1 1 "r> l:Kl ! . ii l.l (? k . I l ?t , vil I A i <"li M . I'll 1 1 it. , 1 "?? ? i hi < In :i jf . L t r.ojdmnr *< t v:?.e in tli >>>?? ? ? ilk '.il.llut Ktl]"id.-?, \S I* SI Ml l<M i? I iv hhk. .*? ?? /ci * Nr . it. unit! ( l.iti >ir' I' d in ? V ?? 11 .1.- t ? . i , Hi M > . till . ill i N II . Si" I u , ! i ; i "?> other llOjil ' . t> .hi.i ! i' | . Aii iik I ?nt it ?. ,n nil! ,i Id uiiihotifc i ? ?1 l(u>ii? n . ? > tur 1. 1-.;! *n i 1 1 ? i ; ; : ? ? 1 1 - c t * > > ? i '!<? kiiii.fi a ciiilc. 1 1/ H lor l.til. , i sr^rst ,s<c I !\>. it.) mid A 1.1.1.1 ^ ; >\ei ; ?1 iwcl H ill \ IIH-! .. .1 [ v ( ' I , 1 Ku:Mt .? iHrn, Mi nun.; W'.r.it, 1 '? a 0.?l. , It: una Dollar '...isk mul K.ii.;i-mi t,*n<? . iic moii. y inaKkix lor you, .Mi. Fiiiutr. ii'ST h r ;> l ? iiits Siinct a.m? Inc. tr\ ?t.s'nv* If* .T..I..I A. ^k'/ri .v<?.i I'o . Wis., ft ? m I r'-.''1 VIs in return their ' L.k' i i.l I&'.a o>* farm w'd eamp!f? ! A nnirkrd iricirisr is n^'e-.l in I Is .? ninn | In i f tri;/?cU and f.vtr.i born in tforlin oi j Llt?* Hr?. Wiiiflyw'f tiC0"5?'r.p >*yru| fc-r o' Udmi , Ifrl tii lit-, ?-?.?! t i'li t tic |(U tint, 1 4'itilCk luK.k.i.ii.n iioii.uilniM I'niiyuii ti \\ i r i < 1 <?< ? 1 i ?* . '..>*? . ii I'Ott i > I (loundi^r i< .in Industrie).!* t;s!i ui.-l lay# T.OCM'.'KHj rp};f > rt a \iur. M 'Hi V It'llilidfd to! r*i'll of 1* I'.VASI 1 Alii;i J'SS Ull..S It Uii!..klkrl J> toiy . 1': i';-iit?uit KihiAkivoU ?4 ui.ki"; i-mc tru i^UM" i ? in London, at 9l. Ooorxo's Hanover HqiiHi>\ and ho many tt>nrlslc : f~ont iho T'nltod Stnien hav? flocked i to pop it that for convontonoo' sake j it has been placed by ttRelf in an ar < epfilble aloovo of th? old rhurcb I builillng. Preald^nt RoowaH'h n>?r j riH^e to Miwa Oftro?- plaeo 1 long ago ? aeventonn yearn kro. to Ik | fxito t ? that few poraonn remcmhei | <h?>t the American prosMent who mar j rleil in a foreign land. Ho 1?*. it I: ! said, tho only American rroaldoni j whoso wcddinK was not colobrated iintlor i ho SiarM an?l Stripes A W^e Hint. Uratitn?\? \t on? of the bo?t <Jinhe> 1 at any meal. Sa h. ' j The United States now ha* thr?e *el?i?"? oi' more than a million Inhabi tant* but tlid fviurtb. St. LouU, haft shout 000.000. 1 'M. A. If ANNA IS DEAD i ] y I His Dealli Was Peaceful and Wtlhoul Pain + < ? ? - Al 1. 01 i!LS I A H 1 1 V A I HIS HI DStDt \ I'ulllk I uiicf i> I In 1 1 1 c*. Senate l'huli)l> r \\ III He Held lit Noon \\ triiuc silo y. ? Wu dniKtou ^tarciiH A. Il.iiiii;.. I ;i i i i*i| Sut f ? r Ho'iiittor ftotit t'iilo, i.ll.f illli <>| |||<' fOt '.'lltO.il ilgill I'.ii In Ann rn ; i pnfillr ) i t Moildity : ? v ii'mh in Ik* itpai I inctitH at the* Ar l.ft ;?(<?.) i lot i ! at ti: iO p. in., <?f typhoid U vim afu c an il)n< M of lv><? wii.-kit, Ilo i j a?<- I atvuy p<-ai rfiill v and without pa'.a, ail' i i/i i it 14 iilu oUHi iotib fit it. !i>.. ai v. tildi t iiia? ihO I i i h t of a - n? sinking april^ ??nmo on, front The nit o< which ii ?- n? wr i;t 1 1 i??l . All t It o iMiiirir of tin- family, with one or , lv. ii i*\r? |/l iotiH, wci'i' al tin- hi'dsido ' v.hcn I ??unit1. Tlicy wcrt1: Mr. tuiil M I >:? ti 1 1 <i ii it tt . Mi, and Mrn j aK' "t?t thick . Mt. and Mid. I'im.soiws. Miss | i i.? l|,:f, M II I litnnti. iiiid Mr. Dover. ? IhMlltJ' lilt* lilKt llOUr." I i f?- wbh k<?pt 'in !tlf, hody hy ihc of tin* inotfl ' i-irwi'rfnl h| i in din ii i tt. HON. .M \ !;<? I ' s \ MANNA Mis. Senator I !;i una wa- not <it the ! i wh-n <>?. ? ml < ,? ;iic. Mho ha. J J w i ' li ;i j'i vi'i'i" h< udaehe unj j a .-hoii line helot t- huit In < n ;;iv?n ti ' ami she Hull Went tu Ijt d. i ''' ? (?'?!|ii II ilia I las(. !? in >, iuMfM, ; i etc in ti : it." ;i i ?. : :;<i V ptiMh- fn stern I in tin" Scnmc chun:- ? I't'i' w as h i*hl at noon Wednesday. Tin* i ''up in! will h- )u ! | In rievolnnd J' I'' I !lllt\ i S'-n:l{'?[ 1 1 .1 ii i ?? ; (id ii I llliiiys, in tin- ! ' I? date* ha-'U IK'Al Jy I wo ' i' ?'?itli.-'. Aim .( l!ii' miii i|r I le. eiii iie -' !??? ini'o: med hi* friends that ho did not I' '1 i|u.t?- welt, hin ilc. ?lined to take .1 j I ' : of list. A n an i It inter Mr. Han- ! i :i \i' ii".! f'ohtmhn ?} duiint; the t*~Hsion ? u. the l.e ;1:,1 iime, when he wa? n<- | ' !e. n d Son itor. ami on i et n i ulug to i ^'rt -hinKton was inhoh III J muxiry l'j. { 1 1 i * trouble wa.-; il in>',no.H?-d ns firip. It ] v <:> m>i until |'*? hi iiai j :i flint hii- 111- | n< s.; iissiiii'ie I a serious form. On Kri- j miv la ??i i he Senator was seized with 1 r. ? t. ill. from win. h he rallied only to 1 !w?f ;? round sr:oin slowly until the 1 end. SKKTCII (>!?' SKNATOK HANNA. Mar.-us Alon/.o Manna. of Cleveland ? !? >> . was ho: ii !ti Vow Lisbon (now ! M'unl. Columbiana county, Ohio, | ?< j't "Siilifr 'J i. 1S37: removed with his! . fhii s family to Cleveland in ISf.J; W:iv. ? . 1 1 1 ? ? ? s i i in the t'ommon school a <?[ that eliy iind (lie WY.-lern Ki^i'ivr j College, ITinliOU. Ohio; WHS eiU'.aKCtl i as an fin |> It ' v?* in the who!es:ile grot ery : i.O'.IM' Oi li.lll'llt. (lit it ist t HI it Co.. his ? uu In i being senior member of (lie ll::n. i > *. :i l':ii!n r died in lSi>2 find lio : it ,,.< ve:i i?d l:::tt ii'lcti ? t in the tlrr.t i u',1 I n ? ; 7 . v. hen the h'.i.'d ncKx watt >1" "d up; I'm n he' .line :i tm'mbe,- (if .'111' lll'lll of Rhode.-: ,V Co., f ill tie iron an ! eoal business: at the ex !> 1 alio;! III' |||| \ e ; j r s tin title of (his t iii v.Pf: otifceii i.i \l. S Hannn \ > " r i'll e\;r(v?; 'litis be. n iden lite. I x'.i'ii lake i-itriylni* hnwnt.ss, 1"- !IV inn i> -l' .i in \osels on the IllUes ? fil In 1 5 ? ? < ou?i i vit l ion of .-?;ieh ves ii i>. i .-.ih ni of the I'rtioii Nallott-' a' 15. iiiK. of Ch Viduml; president of the Ch v? l.tutl I'ity Railway ('onipat.y ; w.'.s [ ? in. to; of ilo- I'nion l';i, ir|f Uail.vay ' Company in ivs'i. hy <;t|>poiut uscsit o< i'lesl'hm I'l vel.ind: was ;i delegate to tin1 naiional iti puhli. hii eon vm. ions ! of 1 SS4, |vss ?? 1 1 * i I Sl?<! ? was i't"i'ii.(i (haitniaii of i he national R.-pniili'iin roimnitf ee in IVni. and still h?l I that position If. t' e litre of his deoth: wis 1 up; oSnte.J lo the I'niled Stales Senate !?> 1 1 o v It ishness. Miir.ii a, InuT, (.? lill the V,l MUt'V ejiMs.'d hy I he rel'ite ii * nl oi } i ? ? 1 1 . John Sherman, who re* i V 1 1 1 I lo a . ept I in- pos tioil ?>C Set t'C i'.iy of St .I.- hi President M. Klnh >?'.?? .?.h:net ii. oU his Seat War. h T>. ii. .January. IMi.V l.e was ehetcd !<?; i i< ? oil, term eltdili^; M-.n ii :i. ai.vl i!so ' for the .siteeeiMlitie full t'U'ti llir; : H> 'if s-. ;vtee wnithl have e'w'.o.i ? i-li i atl'i il " itii- 1 1 1 ee nt' y ;r<i u v sl\ yenrs moy< ?. Rail luior ?* Still W .? 1 1 lr ?* . 'I'loie 1 h some <1 is . p po Mliio'iil i v ?? e ? ftnioui? hnsliHos i. #n vi* . !.<: \ ?? valttnhh- proporty hnrie.l tinder the ' , niins. o\e\ ft.e ilotorn- itintlop not i-> t .'*nd federal troops here to pollre the' i lit-#. dlMrirt. hut ih.t'oi nor K<lwin W;?t | fie',.; Is flrm In his InslMume tiial tin ; sohliors nre not needed. Many laborers were paid olf Sal or- I i day as t-siml. Others had lo wait on , I oeeount of the dlffleulty of ^ei'inK ? ejisl). Mayor Roheit M. l.ane voiee.l the j I l erva?I!n? soniln.fnt 'n R-iUimorvi i when lie said lo the AH(tni'lnl(.il Vi'^s: "Wp are ^olng to i i-. over from th'.s . mlamlty and will rmerjje a Rient- r ami better eltv than before. "I am very mueh on. oura^ed," th.* ! nr.avor added, "with the spirit an 1 grit, j Fhowtt by otir people In ll?elr ilet'-roii naticn to bo aheal ontl ??sl?t in the rehabilitation pf ihe city. I re .tlir?? wtth the average citizen that now in onr opp??rlmi?(y to improve t???? luuU- . reus ivart of lialtlmore. Tfie qOe?tlo:i of couvertlnK e??riain blrn^a Into pub lic reset vatlOna will l?e confide) e<l. and | a definite coneluslon r?aeho<L" ARCHITFCT MILBDRN 1/PLIfS j A Letter of Rxjpltuiattoii to the People of South Carolina. To tli? I'copl- of South Carolina: On my ntfim home from a buslnca* | trip lit '(VuiK'Hwe* arid North Carolina, I Unit the newspapers filled with a very *en.-<atlomii report from the lnv??tlgat. i it k ' ??miultt<}<*. criticising the capitol cuuuntoslon, the architect and the ton , tractor, for tho work done on tha Htato , house. i want to ontftr a denial of the j ? Iku jji ? and to denounce the report as j being unjust, and aa misrepresenting thr facts. I >i?'t v? iii) objection to any committee j In visIIk.'UImk fir criticising my work; j hut what 1 do object to U being ac < used of being a party to anything that I Is not honorable, honest, upright, open and above board. I labored hard for two years trylrrfi to get tti?* lyst' possible reaulta for the State with the ?iii?l! appropriation whh h 1 i? iill/.?'d was Iiihu tlb bmi; and 1 ! expert to show to the people that they | if<u Ived lh<* value of eve?y (lollar ex- | pend?'d. ami that not one 'cent was : wasted. I hint h< avy expense hi my office. Out 1 think out of the fees paid me 1 real* Ized $2,000. which amount 1 will donate to any charitable Institution In the Htale If thin or any other committee will prove that ( have been a pai ty to any fraudulent proceedings whatever. I expect to nlvo the, committee a full opportunity to prove their infamous charges. 1 hove, been engaged in public work | for is years utv' have erected credit- j able buildings L>) all of the Southeast- I ero Sfafrn; varying in number from 25 to fiS buildings eiK'h year, and this la t h ? ? first time that my name has ever |? en mentioned III connection with any Irregular proceedings. I was supported throughout by the entire commission, with r ho single exception of Col, J. Q. Marshall, who told me the first. time I ever met him nnd before lie saw my I plans and specifications, that he felt I under obligation* to support another j architect . which he did with all his power and Influence. When at first Col. Marshall found oh jpctlon6 to the work, ho did not corns j to me and dlni ush the matter a? it Ifl j cttHturiiary for commissioners to ilo in ? Mich . ascs and say, 'Why uiunot we ; do this or that?" or "It; this practlca- ( hie?" or "I do not believe you are do- j ing | he work right." No. The first ! thing i know lie appeared before the j rapltol -commission with a long type- ? wriletn document, with copies ready for the rie wfinnpeip. Does not this look i to he somewhat on the order of a grand i stand play? The enpitoi commission was com- ; posed of the best men the Slate could produce. inifl mv experience with them ? warrants me in saying that these men ! are not lacking !n either intelligence or j integrity; but, if the report of tho In- j vcj mating eoinmltto Is accepted it j puts them, as well an myself. In a very ] en favorable light . It is a pity that honest, honorable j n;? n J l]? o thes? could have such In- j famous charges brought against theru, an ! 1 for one propose to li^ht it out, i and prove to the people that, tle-ri; if ] such a thing left as honor. 1 ba\e hist received a copy of the- j rcpei l of the committee which enti re iseji the work, and as the charges are. t rat In r broad, 1 want to consider them j en i efuly and will answer It in detail i as soon as jiOSSiblc, ril NNK P. "MILBCRN. ' Vdnmbia V JLj. 12. 1904. \ ABOR WORt.O. Conch builders rt ltaroelona. Spain. ! are on strike r?>r higher wages. t-stniuaker* iii Sail Kra neisco. Cal., i will dfiiia ihI a ten per t . increase in wages'. One handled unions are already rep- ! resented in the new Trades Council at | Toronto, Can The roiled Krotherhood of Carpen tors n*id Joiner* will scon organize locals in Hie Philippines. A Slate tnrgauigntio of ltuilding Trade# Comi-ils -i* In process of for mation in Massachusetts. Aclors at San -Km nelson. Cal.. have forue.tl a unJ.ia and have a ill I la toil ! wlpi tii?- A ui'-ricau I.nbor 1 nion. Tm Paris, Prance. seven thotisa/ld ; people in -' e-.?*loycd in the prepaVa- i lion of human Hair lot* the market. "\J Hehool I .'iielua s of >.e\v HniUMvkk. i Canada. have formed a union, and j have .v. i til en the nritlmum scale of j sal.; vl.v. I.Miidon Kn;;l,. i.d, |insiiii:-ii sire com- ) plaining <>f their low wn and in v i organize t<? procure heller working ad- i dilionc. Tin v?'J i 1 1 ir l-atlis on one ?.f 1 1 >?* T'us- | sinn railwavs are the !u Lost provision j for its employes' comfort in nn(lyiu? j diMficls. The ( * I . i ? ?;? go 1 '.rick 5a vers l'ni??n |?j? sloiv. "Ilife and ; hall building. Ninely-ei^ht per eent. < f the men j employed in ? otitwelion III the huild- j lng trades ii: Muiicanolis, Minn., are i union men. Transfer drivers, at S*. l.oitis. Mo . will receive an incroi^ in vases vary- j Ins from $1 to ?T a'-v.i'uith beginning.! February i 1 Delegate*: representing sixteen clljes ; and nioi-o than looo engineers of Mas sachusetts have formed a Sale organ ization of engineers' unions. SALT MADE THEM DRUNK. Had Been Soaked with Petroleum In Railroad Wreck. William Johnson nnd his wife aro t \ injr In li^il jn a sonii-cons.ciOUfi con dition, from which It In almost impos sinlo to arouse them, while their two daughters aro staggering around the house, hardly able to stand, and bump Into the furniture becauso they can not nuldo themselves, and fall asloop at freqnent Interval? .from which they awaken each other. Another pncullar Ity of their condition la that they see double. Tho only clue to tho cause of their trouble 1r In tho salt which they have boon using. About four weeks ago a freight train was "wrecked near the Johnson home which Is In tho coun try near Davlaville. Among the freight was a lot of salt, and the Johnsons gathered up some of It and havo been using It on their table ever since. The salt 1b so strongly saturated with potrolcura that it will burn when it comes In contact with a btaxe. ? Par kemburg (W. Vs.) Dlapafth. ' > V'qIo ?f Tuberculcat*. Prof. ?ohring.'s fundamental propo sition reaardlnf. tuberculosis Is that as a general rule U haw Its origin In early Infancy, snd that contrary to the view of Prof Koch, the vehicle for the conveyarcr of this latent In fection If m!"? FOR THIRTY YEARS Congressman Meekison Suffered With Catarrh- -Read His Endorsement of Pc-ru-na. fONUKKSSMAX MKKKISON, OK OHIO. Hon. David Meekifion in well known, n only 'In his own State. but throughout jAim-rioa, He began his political career l>y serving four courtcutive terms an Mayor the town in which he jives, during winch Uiiic lie became widely known as the founder of the Meekison IS.mk of ISapoieon, Ohio, lit! was elected to the Fifty-fifth Congress by a very large majority, *nd is the acknowledged leader of his party in his section of the St-atc. Only one flaw i inured the otherwise co mplete success of' this rising statesman. Catarrh, with its insidious approach and tenacious ijriiip, was Ins only unconquered foe. l*'or thirty years he waged unsuccessful warfare against this personal enemy. At last Peru n a came to tlie rescue, and he dictated the following letter 1$, Dr. Hart* man as the result: "I hare used wr*' ral bot(l<-n of iVrwan and I feel yreally Ixne/lted thereby from ?>if/ cttJdnVi of the head. I feel encouraned to believe that if Iti xe It a short time longer I will be fully able to vradlevUc the disease of thirty years' standi n<j." ?Tin vld Mecklson, ex-Member of Con fires*. ^1^ UK season of catching is upon u*. ; I. A'he cough and l!it* tnecze aad li.tsui j twang ?'?? I" he hoard un every hand. The j origin ol chronic catarrh, the most com- ! moii an'! dreadful of diseases, is a coid. ' Thin id the way the chronic catarrh g?'ii eva'ly begins. A person catches <??.>!'! , w?i< h hangs on longer than usual. The cold generally starts in the head and throat. Then follows sensitiveness of the air pas rage* which incline one to catch cold vcrv easily. At last lire |x>ritoii has a coid all the while seemingly, more or less discharge from the nose, hawking, spitting, frequent clearing of the throat, nostril* stopped up. full feeling in the head and fore, influuicd throat. * The best time to treat *;?tarrh in at the very beginning. A bottle of lVriina erly used u?ver fails to core a commuu coid, thus pi*venting chronic catarrh. While many people have been cured of chronic catarrh by a single bottle of IV- I runu, yet, as a rule, when the catarrh be- i Comes thoroughly tixed, inore than one hot- j tie is necessary to complete a euro. IV j runa has cured cases innumerable of ca- j tarrh of twenty years' standing. It is the j best. if not the only internal remedy for . chronic catarrh in existence. Hut prevention is far better than cure. Every person subject to catching cold I should take Veruna at once at the alight- ] c&t Symptom of cold or sore throat at th:a . s?tt?it>o of the year and thus prevent what j is almost certain to eud in chronic catarrh. ! Qalmon Lore. It Is disheartening^ to an ' ?r<pcrt fisherman talking r,almon. Hp \yV? start _ off with "tockoycfl," and laud ""you In a labyrinth of quonr phrases. The full grown fish is the ?almon. On ita second return from . tho sea it Ik a gorling, and on Its first return a botcher. Under five pounds It Is a grilse, and under two pounds la a salmon-peal. F rom one to two years before It ha* gone to sea It Is a parr, pink, sniolt. smelt, salmon fry. spra&g. salnion-sprtng, eamlet, brand ling, fingerlinp:, black-fin, abed, skeg Rer, gravelling, heppor, lasprlng, gra vellasprlng, skerllng or sparling. And. ns If those names were not onough, \vt? have the inllter. sumuier-Qoek, gib fish, Blmen, etc. A salmon ?Milch re mains In frosh water during the sum mer, without going \o sea, a laurel. After spawning, this fish Is a k#dt, or 1 slat. A male Is a skipper, Lp female a ahedder. or bagglt. Tho ljst might be extended Indefinitely. ? v?-v f?-\? Ti-onlnlr nnil flilllnn l?ollnr Or***. The two greatest fodder plants on ear lb, , one good for 14 tons ot bay and the other W tons green fodder per acre, lirowt every where, so does Victoria ltape, vield I ing 80.000 lbs. aheep and awics food per acre. \ A. C.L.I j JVb'C 8KND 10C. V HTAMI'R TO UIK I John A. Halrer Seed Co., I. a Crosae, \\':a., and receive in return their V>'j catalog asid ? lota of farm feed samples. China's population, according to rr'-ent estimates, numbers 4'Jtt,000,0o0 of souls. 4 To W*?lt t'lilii* MIW China silk dws^s may bo ipille sn*Vr>r.s hilly washed. Removo ?I1 spot* l?n rJn?, thon wash In worm ruJ^.in^ j ItClwWft tho hamls, rinso through sovornl i ! wator*. Use Ivory Snap and do lint iv>l> tho ! soap on tho dr^s. Wring a* dry .!?, * ; wrap In a sheet or ol^an ootton uloth, and, wh?>h partially dry. iron. ? ?' n. r*.nK*? Th* prints and monli of Italy livs Ion*- ' | er than any other profeuional mto in thai ' i country. I j Russia Supf^nta America. Prsaidlng at the animal meeting In i I.ontlon of the Rusfltan Petroleum and ! Liquid Fuel Ootnpany, the Hon. IScelyn Hubbard, referring apparently to the Standard Oil trust, alluded to tho dl* ; mlnishlng exports of Illuminating oil 1 | hy a povrorfnl American organization, ? which had hitherto dominated ihe . British and European mnrkota. Thai ! 1 output bad fallen from S\7, 000,000 gal* j lone In 1901 to Tfift.000,000 gallons In ! 1P01, and tha ilrop thla year was eren < mora pronounced, ^ere being a de j flrle^y of 7t,OOO.COO gallons In nine Mi*. A. Sm'iickttr, Cdi terfcville, (la., "L saw t liit l your calarrh remedy, I'n runa, v. .?.?? ullniti .10 inucli trn.i.l 1 1? -i ? I thought 1 would I I j' it ami tee what it would do ful fil. \ My case is an c.d ottf, mid I have none of. (ht; aiMjlo Minptoms, now, I.H' 1 !mvi had the d iacaac so iuujr ! liad i.oiii- ?)| i ii?* <?. hesund paia^,' luu a gencrai run down condition oi the w hole body ? kimv norif a Ti <1 1 l\r < Kit :>ndo(oii?c<<-h. I had it good appetite, bur my food did ii ot nourish my Mr*. A. toin. 1 had cotv.r ?% n from MO to alxmt 75 pounds in weight.*" ( now f ????! ih.it I a;;i of all my troubles." ? Mia. A. Surdc her. Send fyr free book on catarrh, entitled "Winter Catarrh/' by l)r. llartinan. "Health and lleauty" sent free to women only. It you do noi derive prompt snd Kati?f*o tory results from the use ot l'cruna? write at ouct* to Dr. HarUnau, giving a full slater "sue tit of your cu-ae and he will be pleased to stive you hia valuable advice gratia. Address Dr. Ilartinau, President of The HatUnau Sanitarium, Coluinbita, O. "I Cur* caret* ami f??ol l!1co j/ntw man. I b*Tsia <ln?! sour Hlouncb I * rHi.o laat two y?'*?irrt. 1 huvo bean in^i* ? hii<) oU**r ?? t"?&K*4. 1?'it cuilld ttu?l no relief oujy f?*i tthurt time. I will iocouuuuikI CMcdriiU v?? m) friends in tho only thine f * ? r i inll^oar it n ami tt"in*?'h n i ?<1 to ki?|? Ll?r? in i^ooil con* d:ti(f> iif 1/T. X'lvnr sirf*->n. W^anon nr lirlr'-. !0f. Sc.MCi NKvcr tn!.-) in hulk. The t*M*( fttaanpeu uVO< Uu.MHiitrai] to cure or your oimify b?ck. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago of N.Y. 539 ANNUAL SALE. TEH MILLION BOXES ISAWMILLSHmb w'.th Hefi'i T'itlrofMt.1 Bftm.RwtlltS' Mr. Si'iauiuutootii St( Worki Md tl*? Hok O'JcV-Klrir Variable K*M Works ar? unftx for aooobaoy, eiwf icity. ix atnir ITT ANB *16S OP 0P1*4T1A?. Writ# for fill! (tMoilpUv* olrouJ?r?. Manufactured by the SAL K.U IKON WORKS. Win* t?~?n Br. SSToney in Chickens 10 s!*lnp? WD Mll-t 4 II' I Awt tn.Vii Kirmii tli? cipfrlltiK'j <it n j imoi ?'4i I'nuitry Untin*r? u<H ?u <iii>al>-ur. i>ui a mail work tu tor lt?>ltar* mvl Mttirmx # 11 t rnchnt how to ih-i.vi llt'i I'W" MHl fur I'.ffl ji?Oi lor )?ui ti'iiliiK; ? Itloti Fowl* t > s>?.v.- l?r liwotng; cvrfyililnd r<? ijuliiic lor )>roiiinino t'ouiiry ratl ine. tt<M?U I'ritl.l.SlilMi 4 <?, t ii l.? 8o. 8. Cotton Gin Mac hinery ^ ? ij PRATT. MUNGER. WINSHIP EAGLE. SIMTlf. Wc uiftke lb? ?&u?l Comyl?M uoe 'A *ty . ><x>cain Ui lit* world. W# Aito make ENGINES and BOILERS, LINTERS lor OIL M1IXS. *? Mil tveiyUUug eUuut ? C?1U/B tiln. Write (or llluitnted Continental Gin Co., Birmingham, Ala* Our money winning books, written by men wlio know, toll you all about Potash They are needed by every man who owns a fi^ld/and a plow, n:ui who desires to get the most out of them. They a re fret. Ecr.ii postnl < aril. (iEUIIAN KAM WO It If ft Now Yoxlt ? 9# I'tMun Htr<t I, Atlanta, ?*.? )tr??|l Nfc. Largest growers of ted Vsgetable Jesds ic tiia Wort*. Gur* Prices ftora 6 0 cents to 51.0U per pound, and no bolter seed is found on earth. now to crow I 1,200 baikala'f OuicM per sere I vriih each ouaoe order. j for loiin A. Salzcr Seed Co., " CAPSICUM VASELIHE| (PUT UP i.V C'OLLAJ'BIUI.KTUDKS) A substitute for and superior to iiumiftrdor it?S' other jiturtter, and will not blister the inontdelicnte Hkin. Thepain-allayiUjjand riurativeqimli ties of thlxarticle are wonder ful. 1 1 will ft top this loothaeho at once, and relieve headache and relation. We recom inend It the best aud safest external uuuntor-lrritant k nown,algo asan?xierua) remedy for pains lb th? chest ami stomach and all rheumatlc.neuralKlcand gouty com plaints. A trlrtl will prove wlia t we claim fori t, and it will bo found to he Invaluable I n the household. Many peoplesay"lt Istht host of all of yonr preparation a." ?!?.. at all druKclftts cr other dealers, or by ending thlnamouut tonsln postage stamps we wills^nd yon atuheby mall. Nrf article should holiccepted by thopubllo u ulesst he fainooarriesonrlabol, asotherv/lpoltisniOt' Keuulne. CHBMJBROUOH Ml O. CO.,' . 17 Htn to Street. York <?iTjgg CROUCH Marble and Granite Co, - ? MANl'FA HI RKKS !>*?? jiA ivr ? i m ?rr ivi niv^i Vault*, Milium}, II , K >1 xloii c ?. clo., li) ttfiy liittulUi op X?rbi>-. Dentil Ma* Us a HprHulty, Mqpilojj tiil? ATLANTA. GA. (iMCORPOnATFD ( /tHlTAL htocu pno.ooo.oo. " h-m you thlsik of k< lux ?.|Y io?, h<.ol. w 1 1?.' for OollfK" Jmirn?l?n<l ^ik-cIhI ' f[i*r of the ir-hdliiK Bim-Ikm? *nd ShorihHno rVin.il*, ,\<VlrrM KI'UJ'N llV#?*NF.Wf> COI.LCCa:, K*lel?k, \*. nrClia>rlotle,X. C. f'^o ?ln Ifnob H>,nte. Vrv|ilii)C, Hborthntitl. Kto.. by rn*lk.] ' CURED )8V ou"?; 5JWJ Relief. Removes ?'.l s-*ell!nj; >u Rio 39 dayn ; effeel* u permanent cur? in joto Co <leys. Trinl treatment given free. Nothlnjrcan be fairtf Write Or. H. H. '"sen't Sentt, ? Spor.uiuie. Cox it AUanta. <3* ~! ? A nil Baecoline SflR K tf* ffCS * M.rtus ' 3 V llrV\A>V ??* !<'"*? Trdtnfnt i > MAT, *AfK, nt'Rt' ?w AWI> a Vi I T?>W tAtr B" rh.ioc ? ?!? Mai ET* C?r* Km Vny. Allcorrm* M B I 1 M pondearr Mrtctiy v>or0<1?>B ? fcj B* 11* IU!.A(J'lrfw? 1*?i? l>r..V.?. V ? II HI An?t . HaecoltR* tJ \ c?.,i.if?iniii? hi Saw mills Tha D?loach Patent Variable Frlotlon read Saw Mill with 4 li p. cut* a, wo fctt jwt rtny. All xires ami prleea to Kuit. DeI/OT?cl? Shingle Mill# Kduers, Trimmer*. flatter* : Com and Boht MilK Water Whirls, Mth Mitts. \TOWt STfT*. ? Our liftttdgoine new Catalog will interest Ton. ivLo?h Mill Mfg. Co. A?laiit?.Qa 11 .22 CALIBER. RIM FIRE CARTRIDGES. Winchester ?aa Caliber Cartridges shoot when yon want them to and where you point your gun. Buy the time* tried Winchester make, having the trade -mark " H *' stamped on the head. They cost only a few cents more a box than the unreliable kind, but they are dollars better. FOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS KVU

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, February 19, 1904, Image 4