Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Then Brutus Fled. Cne^ar lun:td his mournfil plane* Upon Urutus as that worthy plunged In his l;nlfe. "Kt. tu Rruie," moaned (ho, dying conqueror.* "Well," answered tlio murderer, shamelessly. "I wouldn't havo done It if you hadn't such a terrible lot ol Gaul." Immediately thero ensued a riot in l he Forum and Brutus and Caxco I iled for ihelr lives ami never ranx j bock. This' was the flwf occasion when that historic expression was em ployed by any one, according to I. Ivy I though common nowadays. Worship the "tony Juju." In hahitautK of Rouiheru Nigeria, worship t ho "f.ong Juju." This is a Jealously guarded circular pool of water to which .sacrifices of human ; beings and animals are made. ICach i houso has also Its own private "Juju." j The boys of this tribe, on reaching a certain axe, are put ihrough various | teals of physical endurar\iy, one of | which is to run twice roiriid (he town,-} about four miles, without MjQj>ping ' ? THREE YEARS AFTER. I f* _ Kilgcnft K. l.tirio, of 7" Hitnimor of l f<?i l have i ) i a < 1 no reason in il)" in- I twin) to my opin- I ion of Hm> ronwd.x . I u i* E tiillijwt to sc\ riv ;i t tjii*!;s | of lai<Uiivlii>, alwayg i:;; Kravated if I s;it i < ?? i? m a disk. 1 io.i it's Kidney I'ilin absolutely stoppi d my t?a< kadie. I lm\" never I). i.l a p:iin ?;i* n twiiiui* hincc." ?-.H 1V)S(.T MillMii n <?.. IMir, !... \ V l'*nr s :? ?? ? liy nil l'llnr ."it) cent.* J?? l l?i >x. political Aryunicnt. They say n ? iij i'o.ichf-1 fiin f 1 IT (ut!a> raid: '.Mr Orr, Hu>\ nny yon sa> > ? ?' ? don't want any flenr. to vol o I' v y??!i." in .'licii Mr. On replied; "H you v tunning tm mayor, would > < ^ ' a tav ll. il ? ' Tip negro k n i tl ho wouldn't . "Will, llirn,' Mr. Orr continue,!. "don't you think I have as m i ? c li : > me 'i:$ you htivo?" ? Atchlnon Ol'ilx;. fjuiTi rr/niin, 1 1 ? - f 1 1 ) ? f; Mumorri. Kspedallv f-T oM, i'Ii i"? ? 1 1 1 ? ? tnk? Itoliiniif Wood I' ilm. It xtvi-H a li"iilt hy blood ,sa | ? | ? I y l<< I In" ii!i' ',ti"l part leal ; all tluj ?*jr?'s, eruption : 1 5 ? ? , ; idwp* llifl ftvVfnl Ifi'liiiij' and btiraing of ?'??/, ?mhh, hw?'H* liii^s, ??upjuinif idu. w.i'i-rv . eto. Drag ff Iff h T 1 fwr Inr^i' bottle, J '< ?lt li'H vii.M). B bottles $6.00, ?'X|iii >h | r i ? 1 ; < S ? I . f n m j.|?< freo una prepidd bv writing lilouil lulm <???., At lanta. On. Describe trouble ami free medU cul advloos^ni. in sealed l?'t t <-r. Some men who water their milk every (lay cannot understand why the pravcr- inert I iu-.s see in ko thin. A I'h hiht'h I'tiyAtoliui. J. T. Porter, lb Ivalb cuinilv, writes: Arn r<>moli' from medical nl<l, but I haven phy fii'ia/i ever with me to ?dieel< sudden n't tacks of t tie bowels in keeping |>r. flinders' Huckleberry ? '? >rdlul. .simply I "-a I * t le-in all. Hold l.y ail l>ru>:gist.s, -?"> ami M ?. bottl<?. Odd Nicknames for Vessels. Hrltlsh sailors have odd nicknames for their vessels Homo of them are : Majestic, Jew's Slick ; Magnificent, Maggie; Prince (Jcorgo. P. (i . Sans Parol, Sampan; Amphit rite. Ham an' Tripe; Hermione. My own; Prince < f Wales, Itching Dean; Narcissus, l.lttle Cls3; Jupiter, dupes; cjueon. Alex; Hermes, Wnllllowor; r.aechanto, Hack Shant; SntleJ, Subtle .1; Niohe, Nob bier; Horuo. Hog; Warsptte. War hash; Royal Oak. Acorn; 1'ndauntcd, Unpainted; Kiupiess of India, Hea ven's Light; Pomono. Poai One; Nile, The Jew; VieWsrious. V. Hcllero phon. Hilly l^illlan; l*oudro.\ nut, Food and Drink. The grentnei?? of a man i:'< m l evi denced hy hk'< finding faults, but hy his fixing them. So. I. IMPORTANT TO HAHRIED YYO>!EN Mrs. Mary Dlmtnlck of Wa.-ddimton tella How Lytlla 10. Pink hum -? Vegetable CompouDd Mado Her \Vo!l. It. is with great pleasure we publish the following letters, as the\ cunvinc ingl y prove t he claim w >? have v" many times made in our column* that Mrs. \JMrj /A ary Dijji rri ick Pinkham, of Lynn, Mass . i> fully quali' fiedtoff^c helpful advice tosirk women. Kead Mrs. l> immiclc's letters. Her first letter : Dear Mrs. Pinkhain : ? "I hftvo u snflVrer for t ho j>ast eight ?cars with a trouble whieh first originated from painful mriisti nation- the pains \\?n> excruciating, with iitllnmmntion and nleera* tion of the womli. Hie dortor so;. s I must hav? an operation or 1 cannot live. I do not want to submit to an o:?*ratioii if 1 ran ihwH* blv avoid it. l'lewo tielp inc." ? Mrs. alary Dimraick, Washington, 1>. C. Her aocond letter; Dear Mm. Pinkbam : ? "You will remcmlicrmy condition when I last wrote you, tit id that tho doctor said I must have on ot*ration <>r I could not liva. I roceived your kind letter and followed your %dvice very earofully mid am now citlirulv well. As my ease wan so sei ious it seems a miracle that 1 am curod. I kno'.v that I owe not oply my health but mv lifo to I .yd in K. Pinknam's Vegetable Compound and to your advice. I can wujk uiHw without an a< lie or a. pain, and I wish owry suffering woman would r?*nd this letter find realize what you can do for thorn.'"? * '.?> Mnrv |):mmfck,.'>9th and East Capitol Slrw'tx, \Va?,hi:?j;ton, 1). (J. How es-sy it was for Mrs. Dimintclc to write to Mrs. Pinkham at l.ynn, Mhnv, ?H?d h<rw ItttlC It CoM Tior? a two-cent stamp. Yet how valuable was tho reply! " A$ Mrs. Ditnmick says- - itsaved 1 1 *? r life, Mrs. Pinkhain has on lilo thousand* ?f jrtsi suuh letters aa the above, and Offers millns women helpful advice. -N e/CAM'^ Wwlo I WASHINGTON. ! President Roosevelt ha# established ! fore id. reset* vex of about 1 f?< xi.ooo acre* i each in Southern California and Idaho, Attornoy-Oenoral Moody haa decided dial I lift eight hour law applies to me chanics and laborers on the Panama ('anal, hut not on the railway nor to t lie office force. Secret. i Taft dopicd tho re'jneSt of Hit' Statu til Missouri^ that tin4 Oovern inent take control of till* Merchants' Itrjdgo over the Mississippi at St, I.ouls. The Slate Department was Informed of the appoint men/ of Joatpdu d'Casa mi*, by President Diaz of Mexico, as \\nibussador from tint country to tho l ulled States. Senor d'Casasus will till tin! vacancy caused by thu death of Manuel de A/.piro ?/., oim adopticd islands. The army campaign in the new ndll tary district of Satn.ir against the fanatical Pulajano* is proving HiieeesB till '.''wo of l lie leaders and forty two of their followers have been killed. The < lovernment has decided to pros ecute H. 15 Mulford, formerly a Major in the Thirty ninth Regiment, Fnited States Volunteers, now manager of the American Hank, at Manila, for fnlsiti cation of commercial 'documents and embezzlement. K\a miners have found alleged loans to the amount of ?10,000 purporting to have been made to Chi nese merchants. Several of the bor rowers cannot he found. Those who have been found deny that ttio slgua* hires on the notes are genuine. DOM KSTIO The steamship Mongolia, which sailed from San Francisco, ? 'nl.. carried about ,S."i(m?(hs> in treasure lor Japan as well as a large eargo of shells Cor the .Tap navy. Vice President Fairbanks was the guest of honor at Flint, Mich., at the celebration of the city's golden jubilee and cornerstone laying of a Federal building. A family quarrel at Cleveland, Ohio, rcxullcd in John Miami killing himself ami his wife/ The Federal Orand Jury at Chicago, III., was Instructed to continue the Mecf Trust investigation. T!ie Merchants' Association, of New York city, appealed to President Roose velt to negotiate a new treaty with < 'hiun giving Chinese not in the labor ing class fre?> entry t<? the country. Fast through train No 'A. on th? < I rand Trunk Railroad, b mini lor Chi cago, III, from the Fast, was wrecked near Flint, Mich., by spreading rails, Mrs Cora Waltrous. of Roxhury, Mass., was .aially Injured, ami ten oi In-rs ^ i ri'iiisly hurt The Federal (.'rand Jury at St. Paul. Minn., Indicted \\*. r liorsuell and it IV Stearns for conspiracy to defraud the ( I o v cr 1 1 m e ; 1 1 ? > i is.ooO ;icrvs of land in North I lakota . Tlie Fdgar County National Panic, at Paris, lit . was wrevked by dynamite, but the burglars secured nothing. A train on the Pennsylvania Railroad went from Chicago, 111., to Pittsburg, Pa.. bis tubes, in | p) minutes. Fssie llostoe. a negro, was hangetl by a mob near l.ouisville. Miss., be cause he attempted to enter the room of a white woman. I'he negro was in jured by an unc le of the young woman, with whom she lived. The negro was arrested and idcntilb !. While the dep uty sheriff was conveying him to the jail at Philadelphia, Nohoba County, he was stopped by a mob which took t he negro and ly ijched him. ! KOUKICN. \ The Canadian < Jovernment will try ! to establish lit.' lobster industry on the j I'aeitie roast. | Sixteen nii'ii ami I toy s employed in j tltf coal mint' of tin* Inverness Hallway . and Mining Company at Inverness, j Scotland. wt'i'i1 injured l?y an explosion I of powder altotii ,*i(m) !"???*< down 1 1 1 ?"* ! slope. I The AllllusKhin /.emslvo Congress sent a deputation to the Czar at 'l'sars i koe-Selo with an outspoken ? ! ml } that a representative national assembly | be en llod immediately to determine be i t worn peace or war. ; (i refit Britain's envoy to Morocco was , received coolly l>y the Sultan, and <!er niany in a note to the 1'ower^ proposes a conference on the M-no -. o .|tn sliou. Kiutr Alfonso aecompa nied hy 1M ward Nil. anil a Itriti^h r? ? \ a ! party, witnessed a i > \ iew ??! troops at \lder sliot. I'lti' ni'W Italian tarill hd! \v;ll reduce i the duty upon foreign tloi 1 1 t com SJoti to S'J _'."i per blind r> d w eii:l1t . I'lo-re have I antidi-ar bread dciu"n?tra> tions at I'ni dt'iiniif < Mir thousand thiee hundred and tit t > ' I! reek and l'omau eoin>. the property I # > r' the late Harlan 1' Smith. of NYw York City. were <ii|il at <othoby'>, Lon don. Knylaml. at auction and realized ?S \ o.P'-'tt. A Sicilian t? tradt a?hni was >old tor .ss.'io It is undetM 1 in Paris. I'tance. '? that President l.onliet will 1:0 to Spain I in n, tolicr to p.i_\ Kmu Mt'ouso a r? ? . turn vivf li was reported taat 1 |.?t ;<-n!?u reh ; els have ejiptureil the town ot W.irul : had. In tieiinan SouthwcM Atiiea The i Cerman garrison i^ said to ha\e been ; Killed Si\ hundred strdcitiy draymen at j Celte, Iraiite. sei/.ed a 111 1 1 1 < 1 >?*r of I casks full ot w.m. and with tiiein bar i loaded the ends oi bridges connecting : d 1 iTefeut parts of the town. t p l.t tin ftrc-""M)l ljMeoipse?o! Hin doo laborers. l^uiopean- and oii.er4, i who lo?i their livi s tlr.ouyli the hi:; r; : cane which ri'i-enii.t >wept over N<i:al ; and the >nh?ei|Ue;:t buistin:: of the ? reservoir at Pin- town ilhe centre of the tea and sii^ir pla at.; i mu> i l.ive I eeli t i nvcred. 'I'lie t iii.au i Io\ ei uniejit ha?- granted the wharl i or ee ? ? ion ? > r ? i^i i: :t ! ly uetro !;atfd on behalf of the Coutpauta del I ' lie i to. i?s '.lie result of whi h the .tu lejUated eUstolO of 1 i U ll el' i U ill 11a '.ana ha. tor will he dispensed with to a considerable extent. The Italian politv at I!r,ti;i_' l.a\? re j ceived information to the elTret that sonic Italian Anarchists have let? the ; I nltrd States lor Itah. I ?es. rlptione j ot the men have been supplied and steps have hei n taken to watch tin in. -Admiral Ale\ie!T lias resigned the vh'eiM\>liip ot the Far Kast. hut his '? resignation has tot been accepted at 1 St Petersburg. i Tl?? Constantinople correspondent of , the /dot. of Vienna. Austria, repeated, the story that the Italian Cnveriuncnt sent ten wartltips to t li?* roast of Ye men, Arabia, and refused to withdraw them until the Turkish (Jovernment made n mends for the mtirde.- in Yemeu of Itnllnti suUjccti. )kcb Hljolesalc I'riccs tytiolel iu New York W I I K. The M i Mc Ktclinnjrft price for ?Undard ! r|iiality i t 2<\ per i|iin l II HTTP It. ' Creamery \W*t?*rn, extra. $ 'M | Kir?t?. <" W* Slate ? i . ? 1 1 v tiilm lu>trt I1' f" I'l'/i ? Imitation crenncrv IH )"> ? K??*f??nr third* to hrst*. .. . 1" (?>' J7 ('II KK.8R. Sl.ite. ! i| J tic. nil, faiM'-y . . . . ? (<t '?* Small ? ('I 0 I *. i < t >1:111)4, ^o'/J to piiiuc ' I'ii i >kiiii?, common - (? ItVfc i nil hI.iuih 1 (<? ? P<iOH lermy- I'.iney ?fl Cn '.>1 Ht.'ite and I'enn (" '21 \Vc?trrii--( "Itoii e )7(V" S'ont licrn Choice ,, 1 l> (a 17 Duel: ('tm*. ? '" '' ' i tlooie e^* 20 (<0 'i't lll'ANK A NO PEAS. | lleai)* Mallow, choice..,. ? (>f 2 fi.' Atcdii:m, choice ? (?> Ill I'en. elioice ?-- (" 17^ Ite.l kidney, choice 2 <>?"? White kidney '. . . . M I" (?> ,'?' l "> Vellmr eye I !*? <>> I '?*"> Itlaek turtle *oii| !{ /V) <? ?'< Limn, ( 'a I -? (> 3 80 sj;Hl'IT8 AM) tlK.KUIf.8 ? Flil'KII I XnpW.sSpy. per 1)1)1 .'I 00 <" '?> "<0 lialdwin, per bhl 'i '5 (? t 00 I <?-n Daviw, tier I > i > I 'I 7.1 <? -1 l.'iisset, (ipr lihl 'i 7"? 07 4 St i .i wheri ies, per <|t (?>? I" 1 1 inkichcrrics, per < 1 1 tl !?> t .?>o> ehei'rie*, per <|t '? ("? 1' I l\'K I'OIM.TItY . PowJ*. per Ih (>c 1" Spring i liii kciM, pep 1 1 ? . . . . 'Jo i > Turkeys, pet- JU (n 11 l)u< ks. p(?i p.ijr i;-' in >?') tir-iMc. pcV prtir 1 (it f" I '!.? i I'igeoin, per pair ? (ij '2.5 hhickhko pot! l r it v Ttnkevf, per Ih I't fit- 17 Cliickein. I'iiii., per I ? > 17 <?? '??) Kon pi 'i Hi It i-i )'!' j Spring duck*. !.. I . j i-r Ih. ? '<> IS I Sipi.il.j. |.ir (!.>/ci) 1 M (>i- 2 7 ) nors. Siatf. JOi'U, , i i . , i . o 'jii 01 '.M | Milium to 1 1 1" i in c '( o") ! I'.u iti'1 ( n ist, 1!) il . < liuice. . 'Ji'i (?< '.'7 i <>:?! odd*. II (>0 r.' MAY AM) Kilt AW. | 1 1 -i v . | il i me. | ,r i I'M !!?..., ? t'i s V No. I per I'M !h ,7 mi i No o, jii-r 1 tii) ]h i;7ki./' " t t"\>r iii'.\< d. per I'M) lit, (i ? 7" | Sll.nv, J iii^ rye 7") ^'1 \ roi l a m.i'.s. I'oiatoc.-i, oM. |..||- h.i'i 77 ( .'*> Sin . i-? :.i i h.i-Kci 1 o i 1. 1 ?< ?>.' I hi nipj, |.ci- P>.| Iniin in . '?/ I 'm) I ?< t ' 1 ' ; c.it t ier ,'ri <-t I 7 '?' ('i i Sijii.i h. p.-t- 1.1*1 i iii i N ? I '? .i ~ . j ??-t I- t-kel 7 > ? '' I I' l l" ! pi t i :ii t r r ) ii i.i ?' <1 i la-U it. -e. i r hhl 7". I i I ilih.i-. i ... pi-r . i i. .1 <-/ ; ?? I I Stnti-v i ?-*.? f. ? j I !i i-Ki ( . . . fZ I (?/ I I ' ^:ii >:i N <>. t-f h> - .... A ' <?' 7 "> ? ii d o. p- : I" i hum !i. j . . .' i ? ? 7-i j i'i-'itv. per d ??/.< ii Ihiim-Ik--. 1". f-o | >|mii ii-h. i i [? hlil :: > <?' ,"i0 ! Kale imc I. I.I it r, i; i j ('.niiit-. j.ci |im? hitin Ir.'.-i. . . 1 If I (i .; I I . | r I'll hi i ii--1 1 -v .... I * i i ii ?. i ' l I * . i . . i . \ | ?. f | -i-l hi i ii i 1 1 ,? - . . . ') : ' . .".'. ) I! i ? 1 1 - : i - ? ?i-T I ' i hit :i. hi ' < ' i I Mi ?ii ? ii i > | - I I 1 1 hn'ii !h - . " i't 7) j \ | 1 1 * ,-u ? . |.? r <!??/ I u'.-lic < ' in ?'.) ? ' " 1 1 ' ? : i ; i i .' t , p ?. ! a ? l.t j .... ( I I 7 i i I ' >i ..tip,-, p.-.- |,|,| ? i i 1 i.i | ~ 1 1 r p! ih! -. -i i I li'i'li" < 'J i i <?! :: i' i l.inia 1 i in-. !>??!' i t, ue 'J o.i (</ t t 0 j Coin, ; t- 1 ? "?? * 7 > J "iti chain, t.rr. | i ?-??if \\ iit- r pi:cnis 1 ill) C-i ."i ?."i S p i iii' p-.lvn;. .7 11 1 hi' ii ' Ti j ; W !?.-,> t N. I \ 1 )ii ii.t ii . . . m | r !J j | No. 'J I I l"J:l,trf | I' ? ; < Ml, No. 'J W 11 11 < .Ml I'i 1 j ' Dai-. 1 1 m \ *. 1 ?" "'"i i ! Clipped. lull- ;'li'..^. I I Laid, <iiy. 7 i i \ r m ?)( k. : !' V. . i'l drc-vc 1 u. ! " j i | ' ' iL ? - riiy dre-.-"d S i / J I i 1 nlllitlV ill I'-.nl . . . . .... I> t) ii.'. i 1 , per I'M Ih 2 j : I ,.iih:>>, per It1') Hi / i*i (n S > , ? II. -ii-, li'.i-. pi r I'M Ih :> hi <?'' S) t'oiinlry <lre<seil, per 1 1 ? . . j<": S : .ii m; i,s ri \i a i i-:s on win: at. i i j j I ? T<\isc i.i Wint'f Wheat's ( 'ondition j 1'iminil Our. I Ni-w ^ t>i k City. I h,. id. mi lily crop | j report ..r Anieri-un A^rieiilinri -I I j sh< >v?'s that llir> II 1 Ji n i* i*:? tii* I it the j ' \v. tiler A\ I n*:H Mt |.) I> ? SN.S. ;i loss of i ' t >:* r "ty lltrcr points siuee May I. This j j deterioration is 1 1 1 1 1 1 ? h ie-s ill. ill 1 1>" j < \p .Tit in t'tl iliniiiu tin* in. 1 1 1 of M:iy. | i h'1 present eniiil i t i i >ii ol" winter j | wheat Is ei.n>ii|ci';ihiy le tur than the ] ? I'M! y.;ir ;iii'i,i:i', w hi? h i< only oiirhfv* j l l;e }|eic.iut> e.-t i iii:i t e I'm* spring w heat j 1 u :.i<ie In i lie same i' lii iia! snows the j . ..i s. f.P I in !? > -Jm.:, t m ii I :i,ies. | ? i.-i I'.'.T-'V"" acres harvested la^t ill!. T'.ie i ? > 1 1 < 1 i : ii>n of .-.prinu win at 1 1 i 1 1 e I y live, materia liy . 1 I: -in 1 I l::l l| 111 ? t ell year a \ i l a JJe. I i . I ?? 1 Stat ? T wh> M.'s e i ' 1 1 ? I i t i ?? n at .'.I'J.T; it is Lll'iWIi \> i i : i t Ill-ell MMlievvliat i 1 1 1 i 1 airi ii ll.i.i. Tin' .1 u lie estimate ; i w i : ? i ? r \ heat. last year, was 77 7: j . i:? i > wa < vj/j. Spi i n u w h at's | ? it.:. 1 1 ( ! : 1 1 1 ? I : . liullpd I >.V tile IJuV- j i . . :i in. last \e.ir, was 1; in 1!hi.",, i v ,t -> ? l.e I terry 1 > i le. Il has ruined > , , a \v i ? ti n er?>p in Hilton, part ot t i i 1 1 r . : 1 1 v; i ? tow nship. N. .1. Henry .li.rileli.nii < ate ? > f the larueM tnnvi'v ? i lii.* i 1 ei r \ i : i llittitii. lias pe iih-iiod III' <??!!? il tllMll-^e t'oW lisllip ( 'mil 111 i t t and a^Ue.l i: i ? > site the et"ps <>f him*. 'it <1 lid !ii> iieiiihhers. i.o.Nev l iv i'i|-" in May, l iiiii.i; lie1 month ?; I . In all there w-rre s|:? ides, * . .lli a total lo.-s ot' !?ll,7(>i, !s<t/I.?)| F KKSICNS. 1 1 : ,l 'i ; I;.\ err.or of MyscoW ? J i \ s I'p the O||)eo. ! Si. I'l'i 'i ?'itiirur. 1 { 1 1 s ; i it was re r ; i ii.it ' I eiier.i 1 KoziolT. i Jovri'uor ;i I ol ,\|i'>iii\v, who w ih appointed j t - ti:e p. .1 on April J7. ha* rescued, I o it;- I-! \ t radii ed . * . ! . ? d e l.'.toiitaiiiO. at Montreal. ! I eMradition to t h .* Vnited i S;.u? s tor John F. Cnynor aiul Bcixju ' omi 1 ?. 'Is p e " ?? Labor World. All of the mines of the stool corpora tion in the llibhiug (Minn.) district arp , cloned. The' Sterling Colliery, at Si.r.mokin, Pa., lias resumed operation after an idleness < f live months. I The Cudnhy Company, of South | Omaha. Nob., has put IftO Japanese nt work in Its meat packing piaut. * T. C. Whpaton *V: Co., ov'MiHviile, N J., will operate their gin mi factories day and niulit. Instead of day alone. An a^reemnt has hern signed be twee. i the Cranite Cutters' t'niou auiU lliclr employ vi'9? in ftilhcelr'fciu, IM. ? OAS AND WATER. IS ONE AS NECESSARY AS THE OTHEH ? till ton# of l.mgn Rfty It la, j Nftw York Jink- 13. ? In the recent a t> It" ? ion here it in >ia ihc price of gas, | the demand for lower Tateg wan ? uji ix>|-t?*?| by 1 1 1 o argument llint every r'.'bl | <!*? 1 1 1 is atj dependent upon u &uppiy of ! gas us upon u supply of good water. It lias oo i no io pass that the day la i borer iiac* gas as ^is only fuel for | cooking, been us** of economy, and the i rich man uses gas on account of its convciiionoc. Cas for lighting, with modern improvement^ in burners, is cheaper, better and more nntlx/uctory 'than any other kind of light. Gag fcdls Ht $1,00 per thousand cubic feet in largo cities, and from that to as high as in smaller towns. The consumer of gas in the country uses Acetylene (pronounced a-set-a leiie). and each usi'r makes Ills own k??> and is independent of Cu* and ISIeotrie Companies. Acetylene is a more per fect iliuiniimnt than the gas sold by the big gas companies iu the cities, and the cost to the smallest user is about the equivalent of city gas at 85 cents per thousand. Acetyleno Is the modern artificial light, the latest addition to the many Inventions that have become daily ne ccngltlea. The light from an acetylene llame is ?oft, steady and brilliant, and in qual ity is only rivaled by the sun's rays. If water and a solid material known as Calcium Carbide are brought into con tact, the immediate result is the mak ing of this wonderful gas. The genera tion of acetylene is so simple that ex perience or even apparatus- Is not neces sary to make it. If it is desired to make it for practical lighting, and to keep it for immediate use, then a small machine culled an "Acetylene Genera tor'' Is employed. Then* are many re sponsible concerns making acetylene generators. In practice this gas is dis tributed in smajl pipes throughout buildiiiKS. grounds or entire cities and towns In the fcame manner as ordinary city gas. Acetylene is the only satis factory means of lighting isolated bdihlings located in the country or suburbs at a distance from city gas or electric plants. Trivial Accident May Cause Death, j The vibration < ausod by a passing I elevated train jarring a small sharp edged mirror l'rom the wall so Uiat it foil across a rubber gas tubo may cost (ho life of Daniel Meschien, who was found dying on the floor of the Iro quois hotel in Now York, early the other morning. Mes< hlen went, to the lot el one night, ami next day the chambermaid simlledjras in his room, fcjho summoned help. Willi an ax the eoor was broken down .and the man found almost asphyxiated. lie was j tarried to the fre:d? air and an ambu lanee summoned, which took Mcsehicn i te St.. Vincent's hospital. Investiga tion showed Mint the small mirror had been jarred from the wall in such a manner that it severed the rubber tuhe connecting the gas jet with a small g:t:s heater. Tree's Strange Crop. There Is a curious sight in the fork of an umbrel'U tree on Washington street, between Fourth and Filth ave nues. It Is a line growth of wheat almost ready to conio out Into head. The stocks are nearly two feet long and the blades broad ar.d healthy looking. It was at tirst thought that ll:is growth consisted of shoots from the tree, lint, on closer exatttinalion it v as found to be wheat., it lias no foundation of bg&Ui. or If there is any ii is so hidden, wJFtfoo growth as to be invisible. The whertt grains In some way found lodgment in the cfoviees of the bark and have probably had no other earthy bed than that formed by dust, which during the du*t storms of the summer was blown there. ? Ari zona Republican. It Is (lie fashion to deride Russia and exhibit to the p'lhlic ovcry de fect in her new penal sy.-o.nt ami social organi/.at ion. and yet is is only fair to ailmit mat under an autocracy, which is tiie ab!i<?; > vmim of all tret - born Americans. Russia 1i:is done what, we could not do. tied. <m| emau cipruion without a w.u- and abolished capit a I punish men t . Fcfc'D YCUNC CIRLS. Mu.?l lluvo ltlKlit l'ootl \\ 111 lii (.lowing CJreat rare should be taken at the critical period wlnm the young girl is just merging into womanhood that the diet shall contain all that is upbuilding, ami nothing harmful. At that age fh? sirmt ui ?? i?. being formed and if formed of a healthy, sturdy character, 1m tilth ami happiness will follow; on tb- other hand un healthy cells may !?;? built in and a sick condition slowly supervene which, If not i becked, may ripen into :i chronic ? lis ave and cause life long suffering. A young lady says: "t'offee began to have such tin effect on my stomach it few years ago, that 1 was compelled to quit using it. It brought on headaches, pains in my muscles, and nervousness. "1 tried M use tea In Its stead, hut found it* effects even worse than those I suffered from coffee. Then for a long time 1 drank milk alone at tuy meals, but it never helped me physically, and at hist it palled on me. A friend came to the res-no with the suggestion that I try 1'ostum Coffee. "1 did so. only to find at tlist. that I didn't fancy it. I<ut t had beard of so many persons wlto had been benefited by its us.> that I persevered, and when I had it brewed right found it grateful in flavor ami soothiny and strengthen ing to my stomach. I can find no words express my feeling of what I owe to l'ostum Food t'offee! "In every respect It has worked a wonderful Improvement ? the head aches, nervousness, the pains in toy side and hack, all the distressing symp toms yielded to the magic power of Post un). My brain seems also to share : in tb*' bet torment of my physical con dition; It seems keener, more alert anVl brighter. I am. in short, in better health now than I ever was before, and I am sure I owo It io the use of your Post u m Food Coffee." Name given by Postum Co., Rattle Creek, Mich. > Thtre's * rea?o?. ACCOUNTED FOR THE DOLLAR. beggar'# Windfall Due to Somewhat Remarkable Circumstance. Representative Hranch of Morgan i county, the "nillltury man" of the | house, has ned some unusual expert | ?*iieen. The fart that ho in a cbuir? j man of i ho committee on military af J fairs .ery often causes hi# colleague* to ask hliu for stories. "It wuh while attending a military I school n good many years ftgo that I i formed tho habit of taking long j walks before breakfast/' Raid Hranch to a group of friends. "One morning I happened to be strolliug through the town near which t lie school was located, when I was 'touched* by an old fellow, whose tale of bard luck would have melted a stone. " 'Hut, my good fellow,' I said, '1 haven't a cent with me tills morning. I spent my last penny last night, and my check from home won't reach me until tomorrow.' "The old man wasn't satisfied. " 'Look through your pockets,' he begged, -'maybe you'll find something.' " 'Well, if I've got any money In these clothes you can have every cent of it,' 1 said to him, and I began turn ing my pockets Inside out Just to show him that I was 'strapped.' "Well, would you believe it, a stiver dollar dropped out of one of my pock ets and rolled on the sidewalk. Delighted, the old man quickly grabbed It up and said, 'Thanks.' "He was much bigger than I and 1 said, 'Certainly; 1 am glad I can help you, but, really I didn't know it was there.' "All the way hack to school I won dered1 how that dollar came to bo In my trousers." "And did you ever find out?" asked another legislator. "Oh, yes; when I got back to my room mv roommate told me that I was woarlng his pants." ? Indianapolis Star. Pointed Paragraphs. It takes a man of wisdom to utilize half ho knows. Kortunuto is the girl who knows more than to look pretty. All tilings come to him who wait ? except the expected remittance. MILK CRUST ON BABY! Lost Atl ilia ITi?lr-.Si'i'?lcli(<i< Till Ulnori l'.ill? (Jralf lill Mother TpIU of IliDCinr l>y Cut Ic unt for T8i', "When our baby boy was thrte month* old lie had I lio milk crust very bndly on his head. *o that all tho liair rami* put. a 11 ? i ii itched so bail lie would scratch until the blood ran. I got a cake of Cut intra Soap and a box of Cuticura Ointment. I applied the Cutieura nnd put a thin cap on his head. and before I had used half of the I > o x it was entirely cured, his hair com le.enecd to u >'o w out nicely again. and he has had no return of the trouble. (Signed) !Wis. Ii. IV Holmes, Ashlind, Or." A woman's Idea of n good figure is one that, hot* dressmaker can make so different her own husband doesn't rec ognize it. FITSnormanently en rod. Nofltsoriiwrvous. I nossuftor first day's us?i of Dr. Kline's tlroa'; N?rvo!>ost<Jror,'5s'itrlalbottlo nndtroatiso frn > Dr. It.M. Kmxk.MiI.. "Ml A roll St.. l'titl i., P i. The latest I 'aria edict is that women I must be thin. | r.A'lIni run .Stioa* \)\u* sl/.fl Minallar after usln^ Allen's ForiS l'nso, a |.o wdrtf. Ft m:ik(53 tigilt ox ntfV sfio?n e i<-y. Cures swollen, hot, sweating, ttehln? feet, ingrowing nails, eorn? and bunions. A; iill druggists and shoe stores, *25e. Don't n; copt anv substitute. Trial package Frkk by mail. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, T.oltoy, N.Y. Tokio is about fourteen l ours ahead of New York. Mrs. Winslow's .Soothing Syrup for ehildroa ta6thhiEr,soU0u tho gums, reduces Inflamma tion, a i lay ??:>:? I n,<;u rm wind co I ic,'25e,:i bottle, The bayonet's importance is recognized a 1 ! over the world to-day. .'da not bniiovo t'iso's (Jure for Consume tiouluisano pial for coughs and coldj.--Joux F.Boyhr, Trinity Springs, ind., Feb. 15, i'JOJ, Tho micrdbe now fiouSSfla mightily in I the attention of the world. l'liHitiiy Itato Legislation. At the biennial convention of the OtSb r of Kailway Conductors, recently held at Portland, Oregon, resolutions were unanimously adopted voicing I liejr sentiments its to ti e effect of pro I pos d railway rate legislation on the i."i!t>,(U)(> railroad employes, whom they in part represented. These resolutions ' indorse tv'ie attitude of President Unosevelt in cond.t'inniiiir sex'i'et rebates ! :?lfd other illegalities, ati.l commend the attitude of the heads of American rail ways, who, with practical ntiaii'ttH'y, h. i vc joined with the I 'resilient on th's J question." Tiny then respectfully point out to Congress the "inadvisahi! ity of legislation vesting in the hands I <T a commission power oxer railway ! rates, now lower by fa1' in the United I States than in any other country," he j cause such regulation would "result ii litigation nnd confusion and inevitably tend to an enforced reduction in rates, irrespective of the qucs'ioti of the a!>il | ity of the railroads to stand the rodtte j tion. especially in view of tiie ihcrea-'cd i ( <>M of their supplies and materials." , Tlicy further protestci against such I j.:iwer b ing given to the piesent lulcr slate Com mission beiMu.se "the pro I posed legislation is not in harmony with our idea of American juris prudence, inasmuch as it contemplates that a single body shall have the right to investigate, indict, try, condemn and then enforce its decisions at the cost of the carriers, pending appeal, which is manifestly iue<|iiita b!e." The conductors base their demand fill' only, silt h legislation, if any, as would "secure and insure justice and equity and preserve equal rights to ail parties concerned" on the ground thai t lie low cost of transportation "Is the re suit of tl?o efficiency of American railway management and operation which have built up the country through constnut improvement and de velopment of territory, while at the fin mo time recognition has Iumii given lo the value of intelligence among em ployes in contrast to foreign methods, where high freight raiwf and lowest wages to employes .otitain.'' In pressing their claim against legis lation adverse to their interests, they point out iho fact that "the freight rates of this country average only two prr cent, of the cost of articles to the consumer, thus making the freight rate so insignificant a factor in the Helling price that numerous standard article* are sold at the same price la all part* of the country." His Health Was Wrecked, Pe-ru-na Gave New Life. HON. JOHN TIGHE. Annemtd ytnu n Tlyhc'M letter should [ bo read by every bru in teoi leer lend - i inu a ntrenuouH life. Hon. John Tight',, No. t ?s ItciiiM-n St., j Coh^eg, N. V.. M> mber ot Ar -sein l>ly Hum the Fourth District, Albany County, N. V., writes an follows: 'Peiuna has my hfarty indorsement ft* a restorative tonic of superior merit. At time* when I have been completely broken down from excess of work, ho that in V faculties seemed actually at a standstill, Peruna has acted as a healing restorer, starting the machinery of mind and body afresh with new life and energy. '"1 recommend it to a man tired in mind and body as a tonic superior to anything I know of and well worthy serious consid eration." ? .J. Tjghe. Kxeess of worli, ho common in our coun try, causes impaired nerves. leading to <a tarrh and catarrhal nei vousness a disease that is responsible for half of all nervous troubles. l'eruna cures this trouble because it cures catarrh wherever located. If you do not derive prompt and satis factory results from the use of Peruna write at once to Dr. Hartman, giving a full statement of your case, and ,h? will he pleased to give you his valuable advice gratis. Address Dr. Hartman. President of '1 he j j ITnrtman Sanitarium, Columbus, O. 80. 24. I HEADACHE "My father had *>??o a tu from ?tck he&daeh* (or the i??l twenty yearn an?l nrvur tauuA any relief ui.tll he brgau taking your <.'a?eareta. Blur# ho ha? begun laoug Caicareta ho lia? never hod ?he hcaJacbo. They have entirely cured hltu. Caacareta do what you re^orutueud thant to 4v. 1 will give you the i>rlvUeaa of ualug U'.? name." X M. L?tokeou,nmKe?tuer&i., W.ludiau?.poll?, 1?<L Beat For The Bowels W W - iT vy CANDY CATfURitC PtUUbU, Pot?nt Tiute OooiJ, Do flcofl, K?vof Klckon, Woakon or (irlpx, 10c, Vie, tCc. Kcv** eold In bulk. Tito Kcnuiuo tbblet Mtwypeii C U C. Gu*r?ntue4 to euro or your money linok. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. $98 ANNUAL SALE, TEN M'LLION BOXES THE DAISY FLY ?omfort lo ???ry Dome In .Hjiliig ro<?ui, ?l?et>ll>(( roi'i? in J all (tllcet whtr? llofl *r? tro?l>l? Kllil*. Clrntt. n?4t iinl will not toll or njuro ? iiythliiiC 'I7jr hem on<-? mul jrou ?v!lluev*rb?> without > i i V 1 1 If not kept by li'illcr???nt f>i?|JHI<l lur au?. IH 1(01.1) SOMfclih, HU A'#.? ?? For'-iflk, '? ?tamp8 wo Bfiart a IM l'AUE HOOK. giving tijo <4*j<erleuo? of u |)rnc llcul J'oiillry Halwr ? uot nu ttimtUior, but it nutn work lug for ilollnrj am! cenlfc? <1ujJiii{ '-'J .yrara. It teaches how to Deloct |.unl Cum fcV-oil forKngi alto for Jtalt?ull)g; which l'uv. I* t J ^hVl> for lirev.illuK; everything re <<ulaltefor profJtul'le J'oultny rat* 111*. HOOK I'L'III.IMHINU L'O, IJi lioonai.1 Htiovi, Now Vork. CliRIS WHIM All Uil fAll$< Best Cuutfh Bjrup. 'J ttetoii j<kx1. Ueo la tlmn. Holrt by druggl-'U. iVMr-is Thompson's Eye Water REPE A T !NG S H O T G U N S No matter hosv h'j; the bird, do matter how heavy its plumage or swift Its flight, you r. ti bring it to bag with a loiu;, strong, straight Bhootinfj Winchester Rcpcn;ii>fj Khotgr.n. .csults are what count. Tlicy always (five tiie I. c t result's in field, fowl or trap shooting', and are sold within reach c:f everybody's pocketbook. i, one an J address at a postal card for our large illustrated catalogue. WINCHESTER REHEATING ASMS CO., NEW HAVEN. CONN. I P ' " Wo will forfeit J this amount, if by analysis <5v chemi cal test, Checkers if found to contain any Alcohol ,,01: the minutest particle of Morphine, Opium, Cocaine, ov any other dangerous Narcotic drug. Checkers is perfectly ha rmless and only, contains sufficient concentrated California Oraugi. Vs'ijio and imported Oporto Port to pre^ervo the medicinal properties of tho formulary and render tho scientifically prepared v'od Liver Oil (which it contains,) palatable and agreeable to the weakest stomach. CheckerscuresStomach, Liver, Kidney, NefVo and Blood Diseases, Catarrh, Bronchitis, Coughs and Colds, Neuralgia, Rheumatism, La Grippe, Heart Disease, Indigestion, Malaria, Chills and Fever, Nervousness and General Debility. It checks Consumption and is a good medicine for all Female Complaints. Get one of the largo dollar bottles to-day, you may forget it to-morrow, and tho disease will obtain more sway by delay. Sample freo ? if you writo. Checkers Motllcino Co., Winston-Salem, C. Natural/! Flavor The flo?or nuJ .ntUfrina qnnllty of lillinVS POTTKT) AND OF.VTI.tf I> MRAT8 In d>ia lo lha skill of thu f.Uihjr uko!i itii'l to tUo >uJ utrauiftii of (ho itijjrailiAnl* usod. Libby's ^uJvor! food Products F or Droolcfiviit, Dlnr\or tvrxci 5\ipp?r. Corned Boot HolsK Briskot Beef Boneless Chicken Venl I.-ojv( Soups Vienna. Snuseige Titty nri rocitl 'y foljerx/a ? Jloui1 Groctr haj ihtm Llbby, McNeill & Llbby, Chicago Let Common Sense Decide Do you honestly believe, that coffee sold loose (in hulk), exposed to dust, germs and insects, passing -? through many hands (some of them not over-clcnn), ublondod," you don't know bow or by whom, is lit for your use? Of course you don't. But LION COFFEE Ss another story. The green berries, selected by keen fudges at the plantation, arc {skillfully roasted at our fac tories, precautions you would not dream oi*aW taken to secure peilect cleanliness, flavor, strength and uniformity*. From the time the cifffee leave* the factory no hand touei*** ti tiU it is opened in your fiUcfun. _w hM na<,c LION COFFCC the LEADER ?? All NCUCI CtTVttS. "Millions of American Homes welcome LION COFFEE daily. Tlier? is no stronger proof 6f merit limn continued and incre*?^ iug popularity- "Quality ?urviv<* all oppoailion." SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE _ fOOMQH tmOE CO,

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 16, 1905, Image 4