The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 30, 1905, Image 4
adds to Splendor,
men of business recognize
ADVANTAGES OF ACfcTYLENf.
Fnoiuiift Hmitmfli1 IIdI?I, llin (Iritnit Union
(if Hunilinnj llit* I iiatul lei Till* Itril
ol All Arll'l.-lrtl |,Ik lilt? M ewna In.
(lYiilCil Comfort ituil llrallli.
fiiii'iilop, June 27 - The very name,
"Bnratoga," bring* to every miml
health giving springs, un>?iirpn.sBcd ho
tels and beautiful <lri vc-h. II has been
for many years tin- Moccu for nil who
Admire nature, onjoy prood living. and
are searching lor hoalin, or an? pimply
taking n vacation.
The Urn ml I n i < ? 1 1 . (lie largest Mine
met' hotel in (In' I'ulU'tl S!a It'X, sft
anions green lie s with its Ioiik wings
enclosing a coin I with fo.tnlnins ami
/toYvcpti, grass ami l took, music and
.* 11^11 1 , f ft I liroii'-jlioii t 1 1 if sen uii thronged
"Willi giiQ-sts. Willi I lie progressive
#plHt always shown l?.v lis manage,
?lion t , lljr Grand I * i lion has again add
ed t of lis nt(ra?|j.Y?nc88 hy introduc
ing nrVlyloj^v^aH lo make still nmro
brilliant flic evening hours. Tho gonial
proprietors boliovo in furnishing (heir
guests willi (ho host of every thing,
and now, after iuvostjjpitiiig and (bid
ing thai A i* t i 11 fin I Sunlight ran Ik- had,
Ihoy have installed a complete aeety
JOUO gas plant to produce it, and have
connected upwards of six thousand
Acetylene lnirnors in and about the
plant.
c-a Like many discoveries of recent
^oarr, which arc coming into popular
fuvor. accly lone, one of Hie most re
cent, is very simply produced, It Is
adapted for- use wherever art ifloia I
light is needed and (he necessary ap
paratus can he understood and oper
ated by any one.
Tho genera lor In which Acetylene
1* produced by the automatic eontnet
of earbid" and water might be termed
a gas plant, as it perforins all of tho
functions of a <|ty gas plant. 'I'lu'
acctyleijo generator ?>:i 1 1 In- purchased
for a few dollars and in any size. front
one adapted to furnish acetylene to
ten or a do/.i-n burners lor a cottage,
up lo the large lint slill simple ma
chine such as is now lurnbliing Aeet
ylene for six thousand burners In (lie
(iraml I'nion.
Outside of iarge cities the \tfto of
'Ai'olylene is unite common. The own
or of the country linm;1 now demands
?l'iit;Uing water, gas ami oilier conven
ences whifMi ;i lew years ago were con
sidcrcd a* ItiMiri'-s, end acelyleiie ; ? s
has met his rci|uireuiolft .-. nun
him a better and < Imaper buhl than is
ordinarily I u r 1 1 i s 1 1 I in ? i i
It is well know n that in mis lighted
with Acetylene ale more comfortable,
because cooler, and more healthful be
caui-o (ho air i? not vitiated.
V.'Aid> STilKICT.
"What are (lie bees doing?"
"t'hey j\ro working liard to mai n
honey."
"And what Is the man d<?ing'.'"
"tie l.s loallng around til. (ho honey
Is marie."
"And whal will ho do then?"
"liliii!, y <M< i i ii tiocencc ! He'll rob
tho beoK."- Atlanta Constitution.
When a man telephones his wife lie
baa to slay downtown late with the
president of his company, it is a sign
who known lie is going lo lose a lm
of money with his friends at poker.
Gold is more likely to break the back
than to bless tho heart. So. 2(t.
lydia Em Pinkham's
Vagotablo Compound
Is a positive curu for ull those painful
ailments of women. It will entirely
mire the worst forms of Female Cum
plain's, sill Ovnriun troubles. Inllutu
ination ..1 I'lceration. Falling unit
l)i st>!;:r'-au :its of the Womb ami eon
*equeut. Nptunl W cakm -..s. anil is
1>ceu ijirly adapted to tin ('Lunjc of
'.iff. lOvi'.jty linn' it will euro
Backache*
I t has cured more ciisi-s of l.euoor
rlura than unv ol I n* r remedy tin* world
tiasuvvr known. It is almost infallible
in sueli ciim'S. It dissolves and expels
Tumors from the I' terns in an early
stage of development. That.
BeaHntf-tiown Fooling,
causing pain, weight nnd headache, is
instantly relieved and permanently
cured l>y it<- use. I'nder all eircu in
stances it aets in harmony with tho
female system. It corrects
Irroffularlty ,
Suppressed or Painful Menstruation,
Weakness of the Stouiaeh, Indigestion,
Bloating. Flooding, Nervons I'rostrn
tion, Headache, (itinera I Debility. Also
Dizziness, Falntnoss,
Extreme Lassitude, " don't care " anil
" want-to-he-left alone " fueling, exclt
ability, irritahility, nervousness, sleep
lessness, tlatulenoy. melancholy or the
"blues," and backache. These aro
sure indications of Female Weakness,
some derangement of the Items. For
Kit! nay Complaints
and Backache of either ac.v the Vegeta
ble Compound is unequaled.
You can write Mrs. Pinkham about
yourself in strictest confidence.
LI D1A G. P1.VEI1AU HLO. CO., Lyon, lui,
FOR WOMEN
troubled with iiu peculiar to ,
I toitkt U BUrrtlot^risc
?toJ? Uacktritp^S^u
curwlerj?01rt?4 AAd UMl <*U.ik.
*? P?wd? ?<?'"> to b? <iiuolv?d in pur*
toilet and women-? special. uses
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TTfoe SONS
OP
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A LIBERTY
, <nnd\their Itobt for
American Independence
NPMniMiiir.t , I77'> liu ro wa.s i
a < '? ? 1 1 1 1 i ? I in I lie si ri'i'l s i?l
New ? 1 1" K ( it v lii't \\ I'i'ii |
I Ik- initi In rv :hi?I 1 !h> | n >r ? |
i ITIU'Wjll ill' ! Ill' liNi v. tit - j
1 .1 if a i*i >11 in I i Im' li!>ii t > j
I
. , ,n tin' r i''MJ An ill. - 1 1 > *? es-d Hi
;i 1 1 ? - 1 a 1 1 > I was 1 1 1 : i < I ? ? In sonic solders, oil
I (lie l.'.tli, li? In in;; *1< > \\ it 111'* |>"!'' '?>
( fill I i Iti* i!-. s|||i|iii|'| s ;l In I i \ | 1 1 1 1 UHil
! powder ill II hull1 lioleil III 111'' Wood,
i followed iiy Mil US-ailll ? > 1 1 I ll?* oitl/.''lt
! ill the neighboring | ? 1 1 1 > S i ? * house <if Moii
; 1. 1\ Hi's, ;i 1 1 1 : 1 1 ? i * ?d n--.nl on the line
! ill I trothl Wll.\ < 1 I ill'' lower elid ol I'"'
! grounds, w I i ! i - 1 ? was much I" i"i ?? j 1 1 ? * 11 1 ,-d
| h.\ (Ik- patriots In anothit ??I!"!!, on
j t li r? ) i ft 1 1 , (lie avsiila nt s, slioitrriu;:
1 1 1 1' II I >1 I V i s ill ;i l 1 1 i ; I - 1 1 building Hear
;l I I'.i in). sin < ceib in i ill I i il .: 1 1" w H Hi''
|'ii!". v, li if) i 1 1 1 1 ? > s;i w cil in |m<? i'-. . i i.l.
; in ii spirit I.r bravado. pi la- >1 up in limit
j ol' Montayne's i.i \ i ru iliMjr.
: All ."ihdiuua lion" llicelii.H. held oil
I III* I'oimuou. I ; : i I 1 1 l';l ! IT follow I ?? 1 these
| e \ a spera till:; im ill nt" II was mi
| IihtoiisI.y at (?'illicit. "Three thousand."
i cays (lull's paper, "wore present."
I J < ' s I ? 1 1 r 1 1 . > ? < Wele p : i ?* oil delna lli l i n^
tliat I Ice soldier* olV duly should im
i loi.^er lie pt rmittcd to work top (he
i citizens, ami that liny *-tn tiilil imt leave
i (licit' barracks a I lei <oli -call. A coin*
! iiiitlre was appointed to seek perm's
j ffioii hum (lie ( Vu'piirat ion to remove
] the vacant building on the Common,
! which had been a cO>ert lo tin- assall
! nuts ol (lie I i 1 ?? *i I y pole The follow
j iiiu day piaca rds and handi-i'ls of a
I derisive and do '.ant charai b r. issued
i on the part of the soldiery, abounded
| in (lie ciiy. 'I ii e valiant Sears, with
t n party of his friends, caino upon a
: trio of soldiers ru^nm il in post hit; one
j of the challenges One of the soldiers
I drew Ids bay -met f ? ?l* an assault, when
? lie. with his follow*, were carried off
j .to the >na.\ of's ollire.
i A body ol twenty soldier* now made
: their appearance with drawn bayonets
i and cutlass.*, who Were met by the
j eilly.eus with such means of defense
j u s i hainT supplied. 'I he mayor or
j lleled the solders h? t !icir barraiks.
! w In* ti they retreated to (inldcit llilt.
a considerable ciuiiience slill to be
recoLjii i/ed in the clevalion of the low i r
pilft ol John street. Here they I l'.aiueil
I upon the throiiu ol citi/i us w l.o had
? ^aihcred to the -p"t rran.'is Field.
: a <,?uaki f, sjjndii.u n his doorway,
was woiiiitled by a sword or bayonet
thrust. 1 hrci' oilier citizens and a
sailor were wounded I'he ? 1 1 ! i : -*
in various ui^tames w i re sti. . e-sf n!!\
resisted a lid el po w i led ill I lie III iseli
laiieot. s (ouili.l, which threatened t<>
ii-ssiiine larger pi "portions. when Hie
soldier- weie i u del i d b\ their idlici-rs
Iheir baira.ks tuher di?! urbatiees
?>t a lil. ?' h a racier endued. Mean
while, to ui \ e a t! a v or of I ? a ' 1 1 > to t lie
1'ioperiy. the .van. lion of the Corpora
tion was now Miimhi to i.e obiaiiied for
the el ection of a lew lib. r I \ pole oil
tile old piddle U round.
la : lit i ^ lo id it aia this c?n 'ou
from tile prudent Common c..im> !1, the
iiti/? lis purchased floin a private own
J-' AM rnu vfm* lAvr.ttv, m;? \ouk,
slKUvK li i ill K. ".MA."
i cr 11 ptoco <?r laint i.*ar iJm* ??'.?!
^ upon whlrli lhr> rrri-titl wii'i im|u>s
1 i 1 ciMVinonios :i nrw ihjIo ol :.ivat
IlitMjrltf. lirmiy socnr<N{ in (In* jrrann<l
funl l?>r?nW1nbJy ?\msoi! w it li Iron lull's.
| oliitsptHl by 1 itick iron boops. This
1 mast was siir mounts I 1 ?>? another, ytip
| porting a ;;iit vnno. on wlilcii was In
i scribed in larjio tlio \vor?1
i "Liberty." Another n'v^litnttnek \v:i*
mtulo on 1 tlio tlftti jHn'iMy pnlo, in
Ibo fyjlo^in* Mureb, by, it p.ut> of tbe
ft V '
tfnrrlfeOD were onjeretl to Boston, *n<l
'wm'i' about taking their departure j
willi ?? quantity of arm* In hoM'H, 1 1 1 o
la iter uifr hi'i/.cil hy ;i party of tin* ,
Sons of l.ilH i ly, In l.\ Mill ions
Willi ii, :i i >< i ?'?irifi| ba'i. to ihu ?lc
>i*i ifii foi l (Iciinji',
I I Wj}H llhoilt I liiS tilo.l'. oil (!;(' Ili^llt
of the lotli of May. Hull M\l- s Cooper,
I tie I'lOMclll of Kill^'n ? nl'i'^c. W III)
liail become oluioxioiu '<?' Mi.- popular ?
l?ariy i>y hU writing* ami |?'tm?iuiI of- j
t ? i s on In-half oi iln* c row it, \va*> vis
! iU I ?1 tin* foiU^i' li\ :i hi * 1 1 1, intent
j mi revenge. ill* woijM iloiilii Ii*sh have
' In'i'ii roughly liamllftl not time ;
; been gaiue<t lor ills escape hy a speech
' from iln' steps l?y A lexmnlcl' iiamil*
i ton. I In n a si inlent.
J.amli, who liail I ? ? ? ? ? n commissioned ?
J m captain of artillery, \\ a -> sent on the 1
! evening of tin- ii.'M to remove iln* can- ]
| lion fiom lli* battery In-low I'ort
i <Jeorgc. I Ic 'was accompanied on tills |
I service I ?y part of an independent
{ corps, under ( 'oloiicl 1-iU'lior, ami a 1
| body of clii/eim It'll by tiic ever ready I
j Sears. Young llamillon also was with j
J tlicm, with a number of his fellow- j
I. (students in tl.? college, whom Ik* had
j In i n i'i. -?aii"it in drilling. <>u their
roi ?|ih :i 1 ?< i : i ( ii-aviuj,' !!m I 'i'dv i I . ? ? t ?.
I ln \ ixiii vownl to curry oi't' with Ilit-in
i porllon ut ii :i m a lr?jpli,v. I naiiU:
0 ili.iki- jtiiv ! 1 1: | il'i-- 1 i ? ?i i on His* \\ i 1 1
mi ?: i i li'il t rti it U . tli.-c 1 I ? > 1 1 1 ? - 1? i ? ? ???ii
? ?- I ;? It t s UfO f I < ? * ? ? ; I'i 1 1 ?_* In 1 1 f > - I ? i | >
I|.' 1 ' p| III I.I >1 \\ in n U 1 ' ' Hi lr < ! t - ? \ -
?!??? 1 liv m ? \ rial j ? . I ? ? :i.:: ril win)
?i I ill olhii's t ? > ln> i c a : ? I 1'lu* Soil-*
>1 I .iln riy. \v<* i i ? : i > 1 1 i ? ? 1 1 1 ion, wuiv at
lii-i l iji 1 1" K ? - 1 1 1 .Mil <.t' t!n !r rcsMfl at
Mi'iitay hp's i ? \ a ii>ur|iiim cons!. i vativi'
1 a< linlk, \\ li<i 1 1 ; i < I ma i!i' I lieir own |i'i niv
uitli t ho fa 1 1? 1 1< >r< I . N ? ?t to If will-out
1 1 'i I I ml is jiciimi 1 ilo a . I i ii in ? 1 <if | ?? > I i I i ? *a ?
K lidn in N"\v N'? u U fi'niu time lin
iii'moria I. a n?mit iliniim hall, t lit*
? I I i a n 1 1 ?? 1 ? ? 1 1 1 1 : 1 1 1 \v a ?? ;:ivfii. I f : 1 1 1 ? r
If ? ?>MIiTS. i?m i i I'i u-f. ?? 1 I iv their coin
.ulrs from 1 1 1 1 * l?arra<-Ks, <!rovt> llni
?iti/.<'iiy I'nr iftu^i', a ml lirri1 1 1 1 ? ? jf^ail
:i tavi-ni, I, | ? t 1 1 y
? ? sit.' i.r Us,. ,.;,i
> \s Ii i< h ( !i<> na 1 1 1 i -
I : S.J !. nil. lii
.IAMKK 1)1 ANK,
A I.eadi titf "Hon of I.iheriy."
arrival tin' battery lit.' party foil ml
a ha 1'i^f hikI crew nf 1 ! < ? ' ship of war
A -i;i lyiii^ till-Il l tin' l in t, evident ly in
e\pei ta t Ion < if tin' 1 1 k ? ? \ el il<* 1 1 1. rroill
! I:i' boat .1 mil-kl't Was tl l*i*< 1 upon I 1 1 4
? ili/.ii x, which wax nu t with a volley,
Killii;^ ; 1 1 1 < 1 wounding several. The
ha rye Ihctl returned to lie Asia, which
< ipc i ic< I ii In-avy c:i niiona : upon the
party; ?evcral were ivouuded. and
house* In t tic vicinity. annt{{ others
Sun I'muiiccs' ta\ cm. in I'.road street,
were Injured l.y the sli.uk. The city
hells W civ mug. there w:;s a,;C"tie
? ;iJ alarm ;:s II the . i:y were. t ? ? he
destroyed, numbers lied to lite conn
ii \; hut ill tile midst ot* the confusion
the original <ih.jcc|t itu> removal of the
twenty one pieces of ordinance at the
battery, was deliberately accomplished.
Afi.r thi< i! was not ; ? ? he wondered
Tin: iiatti.!: of ootiifn iiili,, in ni:>y viirk cm, ni:nvi:i:N tiif
??S0N.S 01 i ll! !M V" AM) Till: liKIIISII SOI.WiKx
. 1 1 i ! .-> U. |>1 ill !'.i\ wlu.f S ; .
? ?! I - I : m utmli'il ;i n a !.: cm : ?> i lit'
A : . ? ? f t i ? r ? > t' tjm iv;:i:m nt arr:\
1 1 1 U , ;i> < ? : i ? *i 'i "l ~ it i: :v. tile *-ni
..Ifi- \v? ro it! t?:i i k in their u. 1 1'
.iiitl tin- 1;1? rt> (...;*? w :is left ilum
.if l heir tie; m rti:i i' u i : ! i ;i i (i i ? *. t .
.Mi-\nihliU .M 1'i'ii^al, the -<>u . f a
S (?!? linian. a man <I?>tim'*l t<> ri>e to
i . . - 1 1 i ; i i 1 i I :i t \ i .i 1 1 U in the i-oinin:; \ \ . . ?
? ?! tiii* lii'N ??:??:;? ?!?. was an early tlnm^li
n??t utic <>t tlu- most .it ti\e iiK inliris *>t
tin- a--o. I : l < ? 1 1 i<l' tlu- S.'lis I . i I < ? ? i t \
j le i:i>w [Hi ill, tin* ii it il i iit-l i i >i u
? liampioii *?! | > i ? 1 1 1 : i r riuhl*. Unmrnlt
i I . a i a ' ? i < ? r i / * * 1 1 1 1 1 ? i:i 1 * ? \\ w.'i'il- : " \
man w 1 1 > > I. a*l iua>lt a l'**!tnne a- a
Mni-r, aid I. ail I im-i If < a refn ! I\ ? -II 1 1 i
a t < ? 1 i.S m i i!t 1. I 'ultra ne*tii> a ml li.-iy
\ ft nut li'i. 1 ? t ?:? I a lit! self
A i tit ? * t. it-. in S, 1 1 ! i ? in I ?! T al! tin
thirteen I'i'l.'iri'x were i ??[?r.'-fii t ftl * \
< ? i * I ? t ? ;?'? >i i_ i:i It \\.*^ an a ^iMttlily *>t
?n:?'al?lf?. i-amml am! .l.tlin A?lain?.
ll<?yci SlitTUia a. WiHum I i\ inu-to:.,
iiallit\\:i\. l?i ill my. <'hn?e. the lint
led s a la! < i iilsilt ii, wiili t In- >!i-jii, n
.?i;s \ 1 1 . 1 1 : . ? i . . lV\;*>n Kji mhdpli.
? |{ u'ha r*i 1 1 1: m \ I ,?'f . I m s i i ? ? K H ciii y
and ?!r?>t _?> W'avhin;;!oN ' I In* ehicl
iitfiiMii fs ui' tlu>. :li.1 lii M ( *? >ii t i in* uta
''iinji i'x. w I'l c, tlir li 'i in.i t ion of an
' Allll'l l, at' .\>>.'i illtiiH! to C.TI'l > ??'.!( Ji
^etiprnl s\>itiu .it ci'tmn- tvia I m*::
' into: com w >Ui ? ; i ? ? ? t Hiltaln, until
! lir? t\i>tii.4 ilitli* nltif ? ?Ii?miI?I It*'' M
n i (lv ?>d ; ii ml '.In'' .limiitifd nssortion <>l
' !tio principle* :t( stake, in a series ?? f
' al>lr State papers, a deehtra t ion of
; viulits, a petition tt> the Kin;* am! s??v
) fi'rtl addresses. oiic of which. "To tin*
People of (iif.it Critnili." remarkable
for its force !iml directness, was the
i work of the New Yoj-!fr*'c!nletfaU\ John
! .Iny. The < 'otiKivs;* closed after a short
{ session, hnvinn made provision for the
jc nil of another. sponld elrcnimrtunoes
yeqrtlro it. the ensuing Mn.v.
1 WUgu, lu January, the lust of the
,tl I lia I (N)i.(.f I..J- tin1 Asia Were
:?? 1 1 1 ? < t w i ; 1 1 proa I ? I i ll mmi ! t \ .
I \ !'? !i . <111)1.;, tit. -; ?!tat m Pont "earry
5 ! : l: mji|\ ?.>nu' milk oil boani." \n;|s
1 ill i' it t uii l.i'i' return to shore; and a
? ?i ! 1 1 m v - 1. ?? n ?. i'? ?i' a similar offense,
-haivd ilie same late.
I 'lie (Jmcntiii', warned I?y I lit* unruly
?-p ,:! ? ? t" ill.' i!a>. in < | ? I ?? ? r t*iit I
in> < ? rn ?- 1 >? >u< 1 1 1 1> ?' i 1 1 1 Mayor ll,<k>
i . - 1 ; inu : i t - personal safely in the
? ? I J y . Tin- ( . > n : i e< < 1 1 t "mm tl. wit I lie
i iein ] .i | ( "etuniii lee. assured him that
I here was ih? i!: nuer in re ina i ii i lie. the
lattir en r real ; i that "his K\ei'Iien?.y
w. nM eieiiiuiie in-- resi?!i*iiee anions
ihe people, \\in> have the j n? ? ~ I mate
In' sen.-" ..I !ii< upriirlit and di-in
: 1 1 -.te.l a 1 1 1 1 ? . ? t i - ! ra l n?n."
I ' r \ ? ? : t . li.?\\.\ir. ihii'.Kin:; the-o? 1
W 'liU i 1 1 v I i I h * ieill f.?r Ili- .?e. liriiv.
| \\ ? n; eii ! i e ; 1 1 1 J it.e 1 1 at; lax paehet in
! lie l.ai l>..r w lie; ? .> h? presently ro
1 1 1" i \ ei 1 In Ihe s|ii|? 1 Ulehess of (tOI'don.
here lie je.-?.jved '.lie friends of <'Jo\
ernmeiil. ?\ i ?? ? ii!? i laiu"(1 hint w'.-h
j t iMM'ahl ' \ieu> of ihe situat ion. "It
?; eevciin he \\ riit's l?? the Karl < f
; I >a rl moll ' ii. on ;|p> 11th of \nv enther.
j "111:11 within 1 1 ; ! fortnight the spirit
| of rebellion r? this Province. especially
I in the < ity. Ii;*-- -really a bribed, and
we w;p i: >v i,. i- on!y regulars
i to opt-n oi't ? op.nieive and restore our
j valuable constitution."
' WKOlt Dl. CL AH M ION A"l JHIRTY.
Thomas .leiY( imui was Just thirty
i three of aye when ho wrote the Dec
laration of I ndependoneo. lie u de
scribed :iv anient. accomplished, slow
of tonjjne for public disooifrse, but
wielding a masterly pen.
At Wellington, a little town in the
west of Knulotid, of only 7?MR) inhab
itants, no fewer than r?24.r? tramps had
to he MCpommoilntoU last year.
/ THICK OF THK JEWELBRU.
? ? |a
?'Diamond Treo" a Paying Institution
in 8om? Establishments.
"I haven't h diamond tree," said the
Jeweler. "Smith, over the way there,
lift h one, though. At least, no l"\e
if, ecu tolrl."
"What in a diamond tree?"
"It Is a tree where diamonds grow,
of COUI'Se."
' No. Heriously. What }? it?"
The Jeweler smiled.
"Well," he said, "a diamond tree Ik
a Kwlndlo, a very profltftbjo ewiudle,
and one that ran he carried on for
ever with mighty little risk of de
tection. I'll explain it to you.
"I am a Jeweler and you bring me
a diamond ring for repairs. I take
the diamond out of your ring and I
put hack in its place a similar dia
mond that Ih a little, a very little,
smaller. You. naturally, don't dis
cover the trick that has heen played
or. you.
"The name day a brooch Is brought
to me and since the central stone of
the brooch is a little larger than your
diamond, I get rid of yours and keep
the. bigger gom. In this way, four or
five timea In one day, I make diamond
exchanged, keeping always a better
stone than I part with.
"On good diamond trees, diamonds
as small as pin heads have been
known to grow to the sl/.e of peas in
two days. A good tree, too, won't
have only one diamond growing on
It at a time. A dozen stoneH or more
will bo fit mult aneously increasing in
Vl/e and value as the days pass."
But Etiquette Hardly Applied.
A. II. Hummel, the well known law
yer of New York, was talking, be
tween the acts of a drama, about the
leading woman.
"Though her salary is large," said
Mr. llummel, "she is always liard up,
always in debt, they say.
"Tho other day 1 heard n story
about her. A female bill collector
called on her to try to get her to set
tle; a bill for a sable eoat.
" 'I am sorry.' she said to the col
lector, 'but I ean't settle this bill at
present.'
?' 'Very well, madame. When shall
I call again?' the collector asked.
"'Well,' said the actress, 'it would
hardly bo etiquette for you to call
ngain until I have returned tho pies
cut rail.' "
Breaking Eggs for a Living.
A correspondent of a contemporary,
who has burn searching for the most
monotonous method of earning a liv
ing, duchies In fuvor of that of crack
ing eggs. "I met a man who said
lie was a biscuit manufacturer on a
largo scale, and was rather Inclined
to boast about the number of eggs
which his firm bought In ilio course
of a year. Now, it seems that to avoid
calamity five eggs arc broken into a
bowl at a time before being added to
the common stock. There are men,
he told me, who do nothing but crack
eggs. They become so expert that a
man can dispose of a thousand an
hour, or ten thousand a day."
Tli <? !S'ur?e In f.eoruln.
Mrs. H. I'). Kennedy, one of the oldest and
Ix'.Mt known nurses lit Georgia, Mate* that in
nil hor experience with bowol trouliloj and
children teething, l>r. Biggers' lluekloherry
(.'< ? r< 1 1 ?i I in lint host remedy.
Sold by all Druggists, 25 and COo. bottle. '
Nothing is more popular than Home
Missions on Foreign-Mission Sunday.
ri<EK to oi;n iikadbhs,
Rotnnlr Itlond Halm for tlin Itlooil.
If yoti Buffer from ulcers, eczema, scrofula,
[ Olood poison, caiK'or, eating sores, itching
skin, pimples, boils, bono pains, swellings,
j rheumatism, catarrh, or any blood or skill
disease, we advise you to take Botanic Blood
| Balm (B. B. B). Especially recommended
[ for old, obstinate, deep-seated eases, <-ur?'s
i where all else fails, heals every sore, makes
| the blood pure and rich, give's the skin the
[ rich glow of health. Druggists,' $1 per
} large bottle, 8 bottles $'2.50, (1 bottles
j express prepaid. Sample sent free by writing
l Blood Bui m ('?>., Atlanta, (la. Describe
i trouble and freo medical advice sent m
sealed letter. Medicine sent at once pre.
I m
Pointed Paragraphs.'
Hotter the hands that ache from tod
than the heart thai aches from trou|p>.
A married man sats the easiest way
to manage a wile is to let her have
her own way.
AGONY OF SORE VlANDS
t'rm-lioil nml I'n-leil -Wnler ami II mt I
Canaeil Iriteiifo I'uln ? Could l)n No
House work? *Vrr>- nmtrful
to Cut leu rtt.
"Mv'li ind.i crai l;? d ir-d peeled, and were !
so wilt' it was' impossible tor me t<? dn iiij j
hottsewurk. It I put them in water 1 was j
ut agony lor hours. ami it I Ined to cook ?
the ln.it caused intense pain. I consulted i
two doctors, but tlu.r prescription* were '
: utterly us?de<s. N<>\\ ;ii!er tisinft one cake j
| ot Cuticiira Soap ami one box of Cuticiira j
Ointment my hands are entirely well. I ,
j am very >iJ i'.(hi!. (Mgnedt Mi?. Minnie
i JJrew, 1" Dana M . Uoxbuiy. Miss."
KXCKFTIONS.
.Tobson ? Friends arc (he greatest ]
consolations one ctn have in this |
world.
Bobson You've evidently never
met any <>f the candid variety. ? Do
j troit Free . Vrrs:'.
/'I rspormai-.t nt !v eur.-d. No fits or nervons
i ai'toi ir--i day "> use of I ir. Kline's (treat
Wr vc IScst ?>rer, rial t lea ml t reat iso f rea
1 >r. K. I !. K i in I ,i d. . l?."t 1 A ivh St., l'hihi. , Pa.
< 'jlitorma is well ?epre<entcd at the
! Ix-wig and t l.irl; Kxpo*ition.
I'** Allrii'n Kool-K*??.
it i* the only cure for Swollen, Smarting,
1 irt-d. Aching, Hot , S*\ eat ing Feet .Corns and
Bunions. Ask for Alien's Foot-Ease, a powder
lobe shaken into the shoes. Cures whtlo you
? .Talk. At all Druggists and Shoe Stores, 'J5o.
' '?on't accept nnv substitute. Sample seat
1 ? nur. Address, Allen S. Olmsted, I.eBoy, N.V.
I hcre i" a revival o! interest in lightning
! ? ?'!? in Ft ancc.
' Mr?.Win^!o?r>>CDthlngsyriip for Children
' ? cr thing, ?*}ftm the gu us.ieducesinflftmma
' ' i. allays pain.<-ureswind colic, 25o-.ft botrte.
( .
I here, aio G00,r*)0 traveling men in the
I nitcd Stale*.
1 ltso's I "ure for Consumption isan infallible
f 'fnedioino fo.- coughs and colds.? N? ' \V,
j Samvki., Oeeart Grove, N.J. ..Feb. 17,1300.
i Swat not of seventeen -year locust* have
appeared in Southern Wucou&tp. ?
11 oh cured in 30 minulvi by WooTTord*#
Sanitary l>otion. Never >*??!?. Sold by all
dntggii4?, $1. Mail ordei-a promptly tilled
by l)r. E. l)etchon, CVawforJaville, Ind.
Norway |? 9M Wilt# widft W U<
WM^rn ii ? 'M m* ?! ?? i >i hitf^U
MISS GENKVIVE MAY.
CATARRH OF ST01ACH ?
CUBED Bl PE-RU-NA.
Mia* (ienevivc May, 1 rtl 7 S. Meridian
Si., ludianapolia, Ind., Member Second
Iligh School Alumni Asa'n, write*:
"i'eruna In tie fluent rcijult tor of
a tllHortli'fiiLl stomach I hate ever
foil ml. It vrtiituli/ deserve* litf/h
praise, for It Is skill fait j/ prepared.
"I was in a terrible condition from ft
neglected cane of catuirh of the stomach.
My food had long cea*cd to be of any good
and only distressed me after eating. 1
was nauseated, had heartburn and bead
aches, and felt t tin down completely. lint
in two weeks after 1 look 1'eruna I was
a chaugcd person. A few bottles of the
medicine made a great change, and in
three month.-* my stomach wax cleared of
catarrh, an I my entire system in a better
condition."- (Jcnevive Mav.
Write l)r. llartman. I resident of 'i'he
llartman Sanitarium, ColumbiH, Ohio, for
free medical advice. Ail correspondence
held ni l icily confidential.
? tj c* | &J : Q __ _ W hen > ? hi tliluk of going off to
? - wiui'ii. writP fur i <ilU'x? Journal
?"? Ollil 8f?ol?l offers of (ln> I .i-ji.l | n r ! Hint
s|ioi*thnn<1 Sfhools. < n |>lt til stock, * 3<>,ia O.Ou.
KIMi'S III SIM NS (OI.I.t'.OK, 1C \ 14
I'.KHI, .V. i'.. or CIIAIII.OTTK, X. i h'.'a
11 so teach IJookk<vjitilK, Shorthand, <?!<?.. I>y mail)
A HORN TALK Kit.
"Why do I nnvo to talk to you so
much, children?"' askcil the lived
woman teacher in the kindergarten
class.
"Pupa pays because vuii woro boru
that way!" came, from a bright little
girl. -Yonkers Statesman.
K?cr Trlid Coflee Ttil* Way?
It is a well knowij fact that oven the
best of housekeepers cannot moke really
;ood coffee without h.ving the j?i??per 111a
terials.
They will M. v i;h make it with eoffec of
loubtful origin. adulterated, rpieerly
:?!en.U-4, and pojcKihlv dirty eoil'ee that lias--,
perhaj ? '. been mixed up with all kinds of
?>t her '.^irpt 011 tin* . o iiitfr.
lint let them tai.e a package of Lfox
' 1 > 1 (? !?' 1 : ? the j 'ti i est and clean* -and the
?iiand universally nil throughout the I'm
icd Mate* for over twenty I'r c \car.?: Mill
on* drink it daily, and ^rct the best re
?uhs if it is made in 1 h ? t-iNo\\'i:ig way:
try it once and vott will never want to
?ry any other brand oi coll' e.
now ro ma uk good cos- fee.
I'so Lion Coitei:, because to get beat
reunite you must use flu- best coll'ee.
<?rind* you I JON ( 'oi'KKl', rather fine.
t'.-,e a "tablespoiinful to each cup. and one
extra for the pot." First mix it with a
little cold water, enough to make n thick
paste, and add white of an egg (if egg is to
lie used as a settler), then follow 0110 of
the following rules:
1st ? With boiiing water ? Add boiling
water, and let it boil three minutes only.
Add 11 little cold water and set aside live
minutes to settle. i"-erve promptly.
'Jd ? Wit h ? .Void water ? Add your^?.>ld
water to the paste and bring it to a boil.
I hen set a.suh , add a little eoid water, and
in live ininuies it's ready to servo.
Tintri-: don'ts.
Don't boil it too long.
Don't let it stand more than ten min
utes before st r\ tug.
-40 m l use water that has been boiled be
fore.
TWO WAYS 9*o settle COFl-'EE.
1st With eggs ? I'se part of the white of
tn egg. mixing il 'with the ground J.loN
< '011 i.r. 1 fore Itoiling.
?Jd - With co'.d water instead of eggs.
After boiling add a da.?h ot cold water and
set aside tor eight or ten minutes, then
nerve tlirough a strainer.
??
If some wives would hand their hus
bands a few more smiles at home they
wouldn't purchase so many at
saloon:;.
hit
For Preserving, Purifying
and Beautifying the Skin,
Scalp, Hair, and Hands.
Cutlcura Soap mc'tclnal anil emol
lient j)rou?it!e? drilfnl frorv ('minim, (ho prrr*( Skirt
Cur*, wl'h ih? pur<-it o( rlranamg inciedirnl* au<l )ln?
fno?t rcfrfaMiig of r ixlor*. Two Honpa in oco aton*
pile* ? iioiDfijr, ? MftMr.il and Toilet h'oap (or 2Sc.
l'otlor l)rii? ? C'l.illi. Corp.. So!, l'ropa., IIdMud.
IAS~" Mailed tree, "All Abuut the fckiu, Scalp, audlltir.1*
"I used CnscdrotP ami f?ol like anew man. I havn
be*!i n ? u IT *' ro r from (iytpfpnia and g<lur atomacb
for the I?kI two yunr*. I li??ii boon taking Oltdl
cine ami othi'v drugs. '"it could find no relTrf oiujr
f?r? dhorc 1 will r?<;oinmei>d Ctisi-areU In
my friund* r.? tha only thing for indigestion and
aottr xtdtnui-h ami to kac|> th<* bowel* in good con
dition. Tfcoy ar<> v-ry nloo to eat."
Harry Ktucklcy. Maueh Chunk, Pm
Best for
Tho Dowels
CANDY CATKAflTIC
Plendnnt, P&lntnble, Poiejit, Taste Hood. Doflootf,
Nevor Slckcn, Woukcii ??r <J ? i i??, 10c. 25c, 50c. Never
?ol<l in bulk. The t'on"ln<> tablet ntnir.ped 0 0 0.
Uiiurnnti-vti to ciirn or your money back.
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 599
ANNUA! SALE, TF.H fclilllOK BOXES
For
Dyspepsia
and Heart Disease
No disenoo can escape its marvelous
action, and it cures where other medi
cines fail. Get a big $1 .00 bottle from
your dealer, or write for freo sample.
ChookoraMedletno Co. "Winston-Salem, N. C.
THE DAISY FfcY KILLER
1)1** aud taoraf
comfort to ??"rr
dining
room.* looping room
nn?l alt ;>1ho** wUer?
filet nrn troublo
somt. Clean, nent
urnl wlU not poll or
u'/ui ? AiiyrhtuvTry
? )???? once ami you
will uuvir t>? nlLiioul
Diem. If not k?pt by
<!?>* 1 prepaid
for 2 Or* Ifl lROMl KOMK&.H, I4W l>?kalb Arc., lirookl ;?, S. X.
? UFUS WIUHt All USt r AllS.
Best Coutfh 8yni|?. li>t>u>s Joort. U?o
111 tlnit^. Bold by Uru^gHLa.
ho. "Z <{.
!H"'S Thompson's Eye Water
ST. JOSEPH'S ACADEMY Sixty miles from Baltimore :it the hast* of the litiio Ui^ge
FOR YOUNG LADIES Mountains. l\stal?lished ISO'J, Incorporated INK'-. (Healthful
i tin micqcq location, large shady lawns, modern equipment throughout.
Students may pursue either the Classical or t!\t* Knglikh
Course; graduation is attainable in either. Music, Painting and Domestic Hcou
oniv, are branches ot" ^prcial interest in their respective departments. Pros-*,
pectus sent on application. Address \ \
Sist?r Svmorlor. St. Joseph's Academy, En\ tt\ Itsbvirg, Marylartfi
Truths that Strike Home
\
Tour grm-or w honest and ? if ho fares to do ro ? can t^U
you that lio know4 vory little about tho bulk colYco lie
soils you. How can lie .know, whero it. originally eamo from,
how it. was blooded ? or with what
? or when roast oil? If you buy your
coft'oo loose by tho pound, how can
you expect purity and uniform quality?
LION COFFEE, ,jt/xADER
ALL PACKAGE C<AxES, la of
necessity uniform In quality,
strength and flavor. For OVEK A
QUARTER OF A CENTURY, LION COFFF-E
has been the standard coffee Knv
millions of homes.
LlOltf COFFEE I* earcMly packed
at oar factories. u(l cmt 11 opened la
yonr koae, Hoe no chance of being adul
terated. or of coming In contact with dust,
dirt, senna, or unclraa hands.
In eaoli packago of LION COFFEE you get one full
pound of Pur? CoflVo. Insist . upon getting tbo genuine.
(Lion head on ovoTyjmokngo,)
flare ih* Tion-hoadi for ulaiLle premium*.)
SOLD BY.. GROCERS EVERYWHERE
/ WOOLSOM RPICC CO., Tal?4o, 0*to>