The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, June 14, 1907, Image 4
EVERY FBI DA V
BY ?
DOWBLL.
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ks :?One year , ? '
oti; throe iu/?*
cunt* *
the libertine hh-1 lite roue,
wait for Itiu victim#
be hailed with wi'
many Kv<ly n
found
Htui"
t |>.
Hopl.illS J,.
h?s < u?v1 i!i,
Jif'r? it vy.j| <,
il.
litlMllfll'loildiS " (?.?? < (I,
I Hoi?11;' 1111(1 "IlllllUi y on ,
?A biilli'tiii
thai nils <|< stioy .f 100,000,000 ?./ill
of ( t'lt'alij nn?l othci propeity each
year,
What Do They Cure?
' The al>ovo question is often n?ked con
eernlnj< I>r. J'icrce's two loading rnfdl
ciii<w, "(jolden Medic*! Discovery" and
"X^avorit/t Prescription."
This unww( r is that "<>olden Medical
Discovery " is a nitist potent altera!ive or
i?<1<t, ami tonic or invigorator
and especially favorably in a cuia
livn wily iipnii itU iIk' mucous linlni< miir
faces, as of tii?j ntsnl pass/tgos, throat
bronchial tobe>, Momacli, bowels ami
bladdoD, ruriiiu a lartro ikt cnnl. of catar
rhal oiivi win t her "thu disease affects the
nasal p.vH^a. tho tftVoat, larynx, bron
chia, stomacfiN/as eiitarKuil dyspepsia)
bowels (as jit**.). bladder,
uterus or other faOvic orn.Ttr*^ Jiiit'ii In
tQ/UJiJL'iUl'.' ur- nloonuJvc i.m::iixul1Cu53
^llvCUOJ.JL-li-uLUm--^.1 '' 1 Jj? a Ifeetr
iCTTiL i ? .
uiailr.
Is a powerful ><-t genTTy ifc t' nfiW/yTPat
Ing tonic }>nd nervine, !?"??i* weak worn
out, overworked women- no matter what
has caused the breakdown, "Favorite
Pr?*wlpl ?vo:i " will In* finii.il imol effective
111 bit till lli>5 u |> tho strength, regulating
tho womanly functions, subduing pain
and bringing linont a healthy, vigorous
condition of t lui whole fiyMetn.
A book of particulars wraps each bottle
glvinu l.ho formuhe of both medicines ami
quoting what scores of eminent med
ical authors, whose works a re consulted
by physicians of ail I h? schools of iKactlcw
as guides in prescribing, sny of each In
gredient on I erf iik Into tlieso medicines.
Tho words of praise bestowed on th?
B?V?ial ingredients entering Into Doctor
Pierce's medicines hy such w riters should
b a vo nmre weight than any amount of
non * professional testimonials, bemuse
such men ur" writing for the Kiiidanc-oof
their medical brethren and know whereof
they is peak.
Doth medicines hio non-alcoholic, non
fiecret, ami contain no harmful habit*
forming drugs, being composed of glyceric
extracts of the roots of native, American
medicinal forest plants They are both
Hold by dealers In Medicine. Yon can't
afford to accept as a substitute for one of
these medicines of known composition,
any secret nostrum.
Dr. Pierce's Pellets. small, sugar coated,
easy to take as candy, regulate and In
tVlgyrate stomach, liver and bowels.
-
virtue nourishes in tuisf'orluno.?
Gorman. So. 'Jl-'i)7.
PITS,St. Vitns-nancerNervons Pleases Mr
imilient lycureil by lir. Iviine'x ( heat Nerve
n' S'iV"iT i'f' tri:i! <o?>i irentufo free,
il. If. Klnm, l,<l.,!i;t| Arch St., 1'hfln., I'a.
' PinoTTY Ri.jiowg,
*, \\;llh (ho sleeves of today, as much
^attention ought to bo pnld to tho ap
t>oarane0 of tho iirina as to tho com
ploxJon or hair.
, *Ioo many womoa tftk? a dlncour
*ugod vlow of tholr ugly arms and
think that there Ih no uso trying to
do nnyithlug for thoiu. On the con
trary, bony elbows and Bklnny foro
tarma cai^ bo nauch Improved If a cer
tain amdunt of trouble la taken.
ITere Is ..the way that one woman
?nado her arniH look?not quite like
Otbw, but cortainly qtilto prcsontablo.
B'jrst &ho would 1111 a basin wltji
fwator as hot as sho could boar It,
lnititlng Into It some borax, a few
?drops of benzoin and a handful of
oatiuioal.
Ajter holding her arms la tho
water for about two. minutes sho used
ta rub'her sponge c.n them to wake up
the skin aijd Ju: t a bit of pumlco on
? ro,i8'i ftklu of the elbow.
T'heu she would maasago with a
?venr^mco, using a handful o? cold
f.??ani for oaoh arm, and paying apo
dal attention to her elbows. Aftor
tbe treatment with hqt water and
oatmeal the skin i$ eott aUd takes
maflsago much better than IX tho cold
do.^iii in applied to tho dry skin,
i A decided improvement was evident
<ifttr tho first few trials, and after
keeping it up regularly Bho was no
longer ashamed to wear short sleeves
just boca'ise her arms were hopo
?103Bly thin and ujily.
Pretty elbows aro a rarity, even
'with women whose arms aro fairly
?well fhapixl The t;kln of tho elbow
Is thin, aji | so many women have a
nablt ?f ,;sinK tholr elbows as props
that it is small wonder that they are
hard and lumpy and red.?Mow York
'.Mail,
AX OLI) EDITOR
Fount] $-000 Worth of F00?f.
The editor of a paper out In Okla
"aid: ??Ye,. If ls (ruo whon j *t
bold of Orapo-N'nts food It was worth
more than a $2000 doctor bill to mo
for It inadQ me a well man I have
gained 23 pounds in weight, mv
strength has rotnrned tenfold, mv
brain power lia.n been given back to
me, and that is an absolute essential
for J am an editor and have been for I
?5 years.
My pen shall nlwayg be ready to
ifipcak a good word for this powerful
?nutritive food. I had of course often
^ead tho advertisements regarding
/Grspe-N'uU, but never thought to ap,
ply tba food to my own u?e, until. In
"*nr oxtramlty and HekoeM th?
?noaght cam* to m? that it might fit
fay case. The ttaUmants In regard
4o the food are absolutely correot, a?
J hare proven In my own caie. One
wy fortunate thing about the food
If that while It if the moat tclentlfle
*Hy made and highly nourlahlng, con
rated food I hare erer known, it
, <??? ?o delicious a taate that It wins
and holds friends." "There's * Rea
so^^llead'The Road to Wellfllle,"
jI)ATE IN TRAINING.
-Cartoon l>v Hwrrynuin. in Mif* \V.iwliii);/l<>n ?)nr.
ODDITIES IN M DAY'S NEWS
FROM ALL OVER THE WORLD
Mil HIT WAIST FASHIONS
KOI I Till: MAIL < A l? It 11: its.
Ytoishington, l>. C.? Letter en r
rlers, If thoy desire to wear shirt
waists, must wear also dark 11??? lind
iioal belts. This has been determined
olhclally liy the PojOoflbo Dojuiit
IIX'lll
A tow days ago I'ostmastor-Cion
entl Meyer received a lot. i or from a
mail carrier suggeHting that the
postal regulations state that carriers,
when wearing shirt waists, must wear
dark tics. then continued:
"1 desire very much to know
whether tho wearing of ties is com
[ pulsory for a member of a religion*
si-el that does not allow its memb'Ms
to wear ti?*? at all. Does not the
I ('oustit til ion of the I'nited States lu
.siiie religi .UK freedom to every legal
! citizen "
I I'ost master <leneral Meyer, reply
i iiu', to th'' eoii)m11ui' a! ion, said:
" I'nder th>'' |osial regulations if a
[ I .'I i er eh rrler whdtes to wear a shirt
I wit 1st he insist also wear a iiirn-i'own
collar with a dark ti ? and a ma*
| lielt."
j OlTtlKI) 1 Ur.NCII WOMAN'
! nr.sri id too i.\tk.
| Paris. The wife of a farmer er
. Moiint do Mimsii'i, in the IVovine.' of
I Linden. was hnti'd while i'i a stale
I Ot' c;i I ah'pKV.
The woman had suffered from n
i l!tr.. ring l!liie--H, nd death appor
! eiltly took place :\ v.r. U .i;^o. The
j 1 o ly was interred on Friday, and for
j i.iitiic unexp'aln (1 v> asou the grave
was not tilled at i-nce.
j 'ih" following Monday a man who
j \v."< passing the grave h?ard stilled
j i iivs proceeditig from It. and ran
11> (lie h' 't;, ><,f t'.e Mawr to give ??:
i i. ;r.a> io>i
T:i-? \ia\-.o smmi'i'Mi >d a dorhir and
j i? i? ?: 1 ? ? !7 '.>? 'tli him to th ? itiu-; ?
! \\ n <1'? 111'i w a - i; ? i:"d I'. * v. om
' :"i insid" lead ? a convulsive Off -i ?' to
'I he d>put his arms around
1 he. and tai.- I i'.'V to a sitting pod
! lion. Iter hi.i.t whs full! h ^a: I lor,
j loih? ?';e di ? 1 short'*' n' ; ward
Tit ' v ijijiiri hp I t i i 1:??r nitron 1
'? t ? f i In !' ?'.? d? ? <? ffort -i ;o
i ? > 1. .'in ii.-r living tomb.
i:o:)i-' <; \im?i:\ v u m:\ illf
?>>; a < i?i? i:(*!r.
| Velio le] ;d?ln. ? V ,ien th^ Tlov.
! i 1?-h U McC! d'n-t. ]> p , r.-o-tor
???' th.-> I'alr l!il! rai.tis' >'ri..'i. oi'
'!,i: ci; v, ;.c. v--r-vj ].; ? r (oigt; r i
i that t!je church aid he ?; u
? i el l y a roof garden, w'nere a
v:i>!:! ?vile' tdnr.v could h > he'.d 1..
?a: i.i w. ?tJic' to i? f f r" r t then, wont ui
''d c'l'ldren to (lospel parvire-, Mt.s'
' ' monifi j; ?? I Oh ir approval hy
"i ;- ?r'.ldng $12.'>00 for the pru;eet.
? ' 1'iir Mill ion I.a
' 1,.,Vii 'Iv of mill worki t!*..
';Mc!'! i! a a til: "Too many
o n p. o-d ? 1 ? I the churc.i linrit
'. :? live. \\'^ inn1 offer SOUVthllifi
) <? ,;\ the- \ t OVI t'l-> pla>hous>. th^>
r> '!)i :.t"d the fnloetj If iu<v
"v we int r.upply n free hiiuh.
?' :i'' r::e'. s ? : many m;u to Ih?
ri i: I s WIFIVS
i vn.-o.mni v r,v m\u;i: hkvkt.
('!eve*aud, Ohl .lames lk-nham,
?\ g.oc ?r, has cured his wifo o' nnr
* 11? ine? i aiid inronniia hy a P'.age
? '.c'.icv
lie miw in a medical journal that
?he j'a'ter of raindrops on the roof
???eul I care ->;drssne?s (Jetting a
'i-atre en;,io\e to help liini. lie
i'. ? d up <? tiiunder and lorhtnlng
"niaT i n the tin roof of his hou c
.> .? h i * i. lroo'ii When darkness
?\i:r.e he i;? ? 111 his son out with the
I. ir'" and Urged his wife t<>
??> 'd bed, ; i>iiik it looked lii.e rain,
i'.! iti the rumble of thunder and
-'.o p of livhtning were followed hy
?:>.o p.o'er of laiuif'M'S ?>n the roof,
vid in a few minutes Mrs. Henhani
? ;:s ;>*le p lleuhatn says the trick
has worked a pompleto cure.
) re mily .\ct C?ist llitn llts l.ife.
..'r.st after he ha?l said. "This i-;
' last time I can help >ou." A ",
van Keurtui, a sawyir, was killed t.'
riu ? Mush Mill, N. V , hy being
iaught under a log which ho was
i"i]"UJ> a friend to tako from a
w a gvin.
Tuberculosis In Milk.
In a paper read before the Nation
al Anti-Tuberculosis League Nathan
Straus declared that a diet of raw
milk, without pasteurization i* n
I'lotuincut I'eopie,
lWguict. Attorney Jerome !? an }n*
vcieiHto tig?iettQv?moker,
Kavl mind, th\t?erman natrloi,
lied in London (rortlvtieMt diseaso.
.le wai born lu 1821>, ^
A l?tter of the late M. Pftblcdon*
P;oeuratov-Qen?rai ot the
e.y fc'yncd, tells how, but for hlni,
.ie pitsent Czar's father would have
anted a constitution to Russia.
.\laxw >il Kvaris, bun of former
v^iiator William.,AL Evarts, la a big
I iwyer who lives lu Vermont, prac
["irt-e* law iu Now York and raises old
xlngUah sheep dogs for tun.
iisiii:i> with i ionic v
I OH ANT IN TIlllOAT.
Shrewsbury, Mass.? An ant almost
caused the death of JCdgar Smith, of
Shrewsbury.
SmiIli in an nthlot .? and takes Ions
walks, carrying bits lunch with him.
An ant dropped on a sandwich ha
w." eating a <1 lodge; 1 half way down
hi .hrout, clinging to (ho membrane
j by Ita mandibles.
! Two Shrewsbury physicians worn
is liable to release its hold, and Smith
*V4S being tlekl-'d 'o death when
k' ii to Worcester.
\ waxed thread with honey on it
was worked down Smith's throat by
a doctor and the ant finally s?l7..*d 11
I and was pulled our.
| _
i MISIilt Nl'l NDS SdO.OOO IN
i i:\it or ni;iN(; m.aix.
I r*ti 1 ???;ki. T"iin. ? Stricken will) Iho
i f< ar that ti ? would be iuurder<'d for
I I? niopfv, Willi.-; Smith, m&hty-four
yc.'US old,' Ill's Hooded the co.inirv
j v. ith ?:{u,uim1 in i|i:aiters and half
dollar:', wliii h ho has been hiding in
i run ;':;i *> for many yen; *
The money was coined two genera
i ioii:'. a^n, bti1&?in not worn. Many
* ? iago Smith put some money in :i
hank :i? <I ill" ca:-hier at once paid "
lout < n :i rh'.M'k. Smith s:uv ibis and
'a |. h?li b!s mom y. saying h<> would
I not do bi-lilt >?; wi'b a cone >i n tint
wo.ill not !<? ?! p bis i; i ?11 ? ? y "1; r.l?.v
: i baa that."
(.11!I.S 0\ STHIKi:
' I t ?|{ I. UU.liC DOWIM .
I Paris. Tim most curious drik" In
? ' V 1111? t? is e'i iti t h ? suburb of
(tiar.g.s I lloi. t.'-ii' I'.tii.-, wht'i'i' lb
?:. ? ; ai'f "out" d "> ' ? '? :'
1 i., i r: 'a--;1 ? dow rv i"i ihf annually
? ? i ? <1 " I;; i:-i ? i <?, " or I Jil< ? li of ill1'
i Tie? " u i.M"l'f" \ ? I 1 o 1 I ..Ml
;?' i ? ? the i'>d us'i inn ; II n III 11' i" 1 ? ??!
I worn -a un !"i t wen' v-fivc, and iho
lucky girl i> c 1 vos from the com
munity
Six will* elected in ruvesvlou ibis
year d? ;? 1 inr-:! t<> ,s"rr\saying til"
i.i:in was too small.
, i rtii i: noi)(;i:s liu.r.
\ M> ClI AIUiKS CHOWII,
| Colon.?The arms-cm ; v inp: hnb?t
i in Panama City came In handy at the
Inst tiger and hull light.
Three thousand persons, one-third
of t!i:?:ii Americans, were In thw
; giTval'^aml, when the tiger broke
cut of lis i en and made for Ihu
? Cl'O^il.
j There was almost a i utile, but a ,
: fusi'lM > of shols er.d' d the career \
! vf the I 'ast after he had gone
. through the first tea rows of scats.
WIIOI.F, TOWN 1USV
i i?i. wixti m.\i:iu<i-:s.
i ,.
j Sandy Hook; Ky. ?-Marble plaj ing
Is monopolizing the time of men,
; women and children at Sandy Hook*.
| Everybody is playing tin game.,
i C.ray-hi?ircd men and women enjoy it ;
ar. much as children.
, Kven .lulge Kergi*. who is ready
I for trial, charged with killing Dr.
Cox, plays in the eouit-jnr.l with
other prisoners all day
I -
sNonr.K shot l-oit
Wll.l) lUCA ST IN' IOWA.
Oskaloosa, Iowa.?- Uichard Hard
j ing's alcohol;- snoring, while sleep-|
ing bohJud a h .I/O ar Durfoe mining \
Icanip. caused hfi.t to be shot and j
l;ilb 1 by fiiends, who mistook tiie vi- !
iltr.ili'iis of Harding ; uvula for the:
snorting >?i" ;; wild animal. The slay- i
. rs surrendered to the Sh -riif.
i Dl! I> IN ItOOM WIICUi:
mi: was iioiin.
| 'v\ 111111 a >; I 'Hi. Del. ? H)in s< venty
j yea: \ ago in the house at No. 1 >.?
j Shipley street, William II Jack, one
j ot i be best known nu n ifi Wilming
' ion. died h.?in paralysis ill the room
t in w Inch lie first saw the* li^ht of day.
j
I V.-.e u:>; i.,e . ; . .. ? |
in ? ..dv ..a lei ? i .: . ; ,\ .. t ^ I
; ^ *? .A:- ? ?!
u> v.;le. A is e.i. .. o is i j
j > ..a. s old, \\ a -> i ? ?.: i ,i . l of ?.s
{ liik nis aim ; < a; o. i i,:- ? \ i ne iaw j
: making tan b a .v.-nien. .il*.: Willi !
I pacs-'d L?y tlu; hist Legi.^hiiure.
j
l'l isoiu r t <iiiniiil<i S;5ici:le.
A.thur T. Ilammoii.i, oT iv. :,i ,
i colliiilitted suicide in ^..n l'at!.:Li
' phia, where i.e wa0 a./vtlvd "*.i si :
j chat t;y oi robucvy.
i IhiM'b.ill l,u \ i;h s
i .ichoi' Kefle, el .New lo.'iv* j
ves? lignt fin I.ui. coi.i, a.i^ t>s ;
i.usf >1 (;c>i?c?;.
i "? hey ft>e h kuiuu .'.t^ ; j
; CilH.lei! Deyacu, l.i t.ie C.Uv*6 ) A . IO * '
| line, sr.caKing o? Die .New
1 HOI* ;.I*.
j 1 ..? shillKUUl do X,i V.UlA.i
of c eveiana, at o ulr^J. eu. ;:c.n ^.u j
nHli.ii b. iney nu lioi ...? i. j
too .iuues, as uo i.
V. itli all tne c.i;5?ig.'o inaL navu I
been made in the inivb oi i.iw 1
(SfttttJ iu forty luo Cali it&vll I
reujijiius about tn? ?huiv.
THE GRADUATES OF WINTHROP
(tor. Aim?l Presents Diplomas and
C?iUficat?? ??nthu#?a?tic Meeting
of Alumna? Association.
Work llill, Special. The liuuls >4
tin- closing exercises at Winthi<^p < ? I
! ??(_?<? we I'D held on 'J'u?'?<lay. The ad
dress wa* delivered hy ex-Governoi
Montague, of Virginia.
The diplomas and certificates were
presented in a lilting manner hy (Jov
5 crnor An?e|.
Tin* following young ladies received
diploma*:
Mis* Annie (Addison, ('harlcstoi;
Mis, lli'icn A. Auld, Kummerv ill.*;
Mish Mary Belle Babb, Laurens; Mi-s
Kli/abeih K. W. Barron, ('oluiuhl?!;
XIks Alice li. Beckman, Lindsay ;Mi-s
A/.ile Hoke Berry, Bobbins; Miss
l.oisn Beihca, l.atta; Mus A. La Yalta
Mi'lhea, Latin; Mi*s Margaret Blaine,
Black*tock; M iss Mayo S. Blanken
thi|>, Fori Mill; Miss llarrie Maiiu
Bmnson, Barnwell; Miss Camille N.
Claywell, Morganton, N. C.} Miss Au
dio Y. Coleman, Khelton; Miss Surah
T. Coleman, Shelton; Miss A. Lulu
Ciaig, Hock Mill; Miss J. Marie Craig
I.ancaster; Miss Mary V. Craig, Ches
leilii-ld; Miss Kiltie B. Dulilap, Hock
Mill; Miss Runic H. Dunlap, Kocljt
Hill; Miss Lnln Ilix Lar|e, Walhall.i;
\l ss A. L<mi Ferguson, Henno; Miss
Minnie II. (Jla/.e, Orangeburg5 Miss
''iii lit* II. Oordou, Landm, N. C.; Miss
Hanict l'\ (Ircene, Abbeville; Miss
\rninie Loui.sc Hall, Hock Hill; Miss
Ailren HftVrin, Fort Mill; Miss Klin
\\ . Haskell, Abbeville; Miss Huth L.
!|..|)i,.,n( Cordova; Miss Jess li. lluey,
Week 11 ill; Miss Janet L. Jaegei,
Floicure; Miss (irace H. James, Bisn
>!?' iile; Miss Elizabeth A. Josey, La
e:ir; Mi-s Fanny Josey, Lnmiii ;
Miss Mary 10. Lay, Pendleton; Miss
>ara Lide. Darlington; Miss Gerald
i u' Lowery, Yorkville; Miss FJi/a L.
M.i'fiy. A hheville; Miss F. Louise
Martin, liaiuiony* Mi^s Site McKay
Mart in. - Eddy Lake: Miss Klma Y.
\':iyi ?, Maycsville; Miss Gertrude I'.
d"ars. H idgevvay M iss Anna Hoddey
?iilhr, Hock llili; Miss Margaret
Moiic, ('olumhia; Miss Annie J. Me<
>'v.?*ll, Iniiian; Miss Lillle Belle
N'eely, Old I'oiul; Miss Altllil J. <)ll
audt, BeanI'orl ; Miss Blanche F. Bin
-'n. Cms; Hill; M i>s Sarah S. Porl.-f.
' V< i-M't? 1 w n : Miss Annie R. Hceves.
? v,;:\ ; Miss ( leva A. Hliainc,
-1 ?u 11 \ ill* ; Mi-^s Sarah Waits
iivd'.e. ( 1mi|c-Iou; Miss Fmnia I'.
So?-iet_v Hill; Mi-s Mattie B.
-:?>i? 111 ? ?:?. Hock Hill; Mi-'s M. Louise
Slia:i:e>n. Sardinia; Miss Lottie Belie
-in YoikxiM.-: Mi- Kdna II. Sil
I :m;icii< : Miss Annie I. Sil
. ieav-??, I.ann us; Miss Jeanuie
>l< iiev, <';>u>deu; M iss Allie M. Strib
iiii;.-. \YV-1 minish 1 ; Miss Annie L.
Tarrant. (ireeiiwood ; Miss Fanny C.
Walling. Fort M"tte; Miss S. Louise
Wilson. Abbeville; Miss Julia E.
v'el.'.iT. Spartanburg; Mi-s Mabel A.
Sji.u tauhurg ; Mis-, Isla W11
! 1!?\. Flni?'iiee; Miss Lena Wi:i
: li- ? k Hill.
1 l' ??!!' \\i1e4 aie t!io ceriilleau1
: 1 |'!i v and ' v 1; e ?\ 1ft i:??
:: I! ! A.!am-. Ho. li lli'l ; F.l'i. t
? a 1 l:a )>l:i i a, I Joel: Hill; Kile
> k. ?. S'-m ieiy Hill; Jessie lionovant
<!v i". ( li'-stor; A^ue- Alexaii'tei
! ??!'. !?'. < !< Hi''; M;iI .-! An? s Hei:
' 1 y, I !'>? ; t i.tra l'.aJ?'||e I,ope:1.
v a!!fi'1 t-.': l'ni:!y Maud l?:iys r.
Hj:? ?-h\i!JFiia Miltun Sadler,iir-ek
liiii. _/
Iirps-jnakiniv?Tlanna'i Gray 'i'< !
? ej't, l/anrens; Wehmo Eidcu Gavi.i,
s't. George.
^Mi ilinery? Jennie Loui?e P-iiee.
io 1 !< Hill; Maymo CliaffL'o Smith.
Iji-!:*j}:\ iile.
I i :n. ? -Annie Kale Clialhani, Nine
ty Si\; Limine WilB'ons", Hi c!< liiii.
I'v tn the annurd re.port of I he pi'ef*
.di'iit Johnson we learn that I lie aver
age a.ue of the student body has in
? leased until now it is 19 anil one
limith- four years and one inontfi
above I lie n-re veijui: enient for admis
sion.
One hundred and forty-four slu
dents were admitted this year from
accredited schools. Of all the f-'u
dents enroled. 2S.< are graduate;
:rradr>d an*! high schools, end .'V2. ha v.1
tPlight sr-hool. The number of stu
dents in 1 lie normal depailment is 51').
G'ivC'i Full /Limit cf the Lar.*.
( Special. ?.John Kh-havd
-?on w; ?> c nvi'MOil on l!;o if
. - ? i! f with l ' t o;:t t ?> r:i\ i <!'. 'i' ?
I ? ? ' i1 ; \? i: ' SCS Wi'l ;? A! :
! i ;i;j Wh.-i l':>
1 :) \ T ? ? i: ? < ( Ill'; \
r i :iii i i cd \> !,:i I ii 1
- !?:??! to .iv why
' ??<?>??? f' < i;K1 i" t i;o p.i. 'f I. V!..
' ? -f' r! ? tn r'i.ikf y ii.v s':M- " i
, "? i-?ij.:*p??n t ? ?? chrir:i"!or. v !. ?"
I .i.i I'.ii'/Nm pr< '?>? j it i v i fin.!.1 .1 t'i>"
;;it? i . i\p l:i>tt fhf ?
i! o ; ;i -\ ,!') y?\l r r-.
C hp.rl rton Criir.ivjl Gouvt. '
<!ui !" '?.!!. Special. - The cohit ol
? f' i?1; i M'.-sions, which foiivrt'tM
T ? . \ will have an unusually
i: hi v ?>; murder 'Nises of white ni mi
t? ? 1 r> iii-| ? s-' l of. An indictment w.u
! \ the jrvand jury against \V.
> ' -i r, v ho killed .John Jtivei'5
? w ? ::i ".r.h.s a ;o in tho tl??in
Laurens Toachor? ?lecte<|,
Lam-en*, Special, ? Prof, ft. .A,
Dohson hay been reelected ?wpciin
!ri? ? I'*pt of tji? Lumen* city nehool*
:> i- ? lie next s?e**lott, together with
tlu- following corps of aftftistanl!*:
MifM-s Enolltw Aull, Mary Miller, WiL
iio Orny, Haiiin, Emily Mang, Berths
Weils. Helen Ooggans, Eva Brownie.-,
I nwra Rark*lale, Dorcas Calmc*, Be*
-ic By id. Auclin Kennedy, rcclcctcd:
:u <1 Mis>c^ Margaret Hudgos of
llonoa iVtlh and Jvjjj^beth PeatToss
i i lJanvil(p,,Va.7 droSff" to fill vcmua
cic*. \
V ...
SUIPK'JH BRINGS HEALTH.
t'urHic* (tin Wood and Clear# Vp the
Complexion. /
Everybody needs to take Sulphur at
? tiM aeaaon. Nothing like it to purify th?
blood, clear up the complexion and remove
"that tired feeling." But the only way to
take it 1* in Inpird form, Hancock's Liquid
Sulphur taken internally ia the beet Spring
tonic. Applied externully Hancock's Liquid I
Sulphur quickly cuiw? Kcceiaa, Tlttir, and
all Skin l>isc?u*ee. Hancock'*, the only
Liquid Sulphur Ointment, remove* I'iiu
plc*, ' Blackheads and Sorea, and give* a
beautiful aoft, velvety akin. Your druggist
aclU it. It cured Edward 1). Herring, of
Frederick, Md., of a bad caae of Eciterna,
aiid he writea; "My facQ ia aa smooth as
uu infant'*."
Ail about Sulphur Booklet free, if you
fvnte ilauouck liquid Sulphur Co., lWltp
nioro.
A coal wagon is th?>>nc enough for
a man of (iod, if he keeps the coal
dust out of his heart.
SPRING AND ITS DANGERS.
How to Meet and Overcome Thenit A
Simple But Sure Treatment.
Early Spring, with its audden and often
violent change* ti temperaturej with it*
kccomp&nimenta of rain, dampuea* and fog;
with its depressing absence of life-giviug
sunshine; it is not only in itself the most
treacherous and trying of s?a?on*, but find*
the average poison in the condi
tion least fitted to resist and overcome the
influences ut work. The rigors of \Yiotef,
just passed, have, to most constitutions,
proved a heavy drain 011 the vital forces,
consuming that reserve of strength wliicV
every one needs to meet successfully the
ney trials which nature has provided. To
recruit this lessened strength, to reinforce
the weakened constitution, which the com
ing heat of Summer will put to another Be
vera test, should be the aim, as it is the
necessary course, of all who wish health
and energy.
To do this-to build up and restore tho
win-tod vitality-scientific research baa pro
vided a mire agent?Yager's Sarsaparilla
with Celery. Throughout the whole ranae
of Ionics and restoratives, nothing lum ever
been discovered so rich iy vitalizing prop
erties, so potent in stimulating action, aa
this famous preparation. Every Springy in
thousands of homes, its use is considered
necessary to build up Sony; member or
members of the family who nave fallen be
low the e.'fabliilicd standards of health.
It purifies the blood, corrects the nervous
aytitem, induce* ic?tftil sleep, creates apj>0
til#*, aids the <li/,enti\e organs, makes
Bound, healthy flesh and bright eyes; it
renovate* and invigorates the entire b<xly.
r?? all who need what is popularly known
as a "spring niedi< ine"? though this is also
of incalculable benefit ut a 11 times?no more
helpful words can be spoken than "Yager's
Sarsaparilla with Celery." It is for sale by
all dru^'gihts, ,r?0 cts. a hotll*. Made by
tiiIbei t llros. A Co., Baltimore, Md.
Promisim: is not giving, but serves
to content fools.?Portugese.
BABY ITCHED TERRIBLY.
Face and Neck Covwod With In?
(lamed Hkiu?Doctors No Avail?
Cured by Cut Intra Homedios.
"My baby's face and neck wece covered
with itching skin vimilur to eczemn. and
iitiFlerod terribly for over a your. I
took ber to a number of doctors, and also
to different college*, to no avail. Tlien
Outieura Remedies were recommended to
Jittj l?v M<ss I did not use it at first,
hn I l.tvl tried *<> many other remedies
without any favorable results. At laal I
tried Cuticura Soap, Cuticura Ointment,
and Cutiwra Insolvent Pills, and to my
surprise noticed nil improvement. After
lining three boxes of the Cuticura Oint
ment, together with the fcfoap and Pills, 1
atn pleased to any she ia altogether a dif
ferent child and tho picture of health.
_Mr-?. A. C. P.i-est-liii, 171 N. Lincoln St.,
Chicago, III., Oct, 20 r.nd 33, 1900."
PUBLISHERS ARE HARD HIT.
Tho Lobs Incurred By the Increased
Cost of Paper Will Be Felt Keen
ly by Those Least Able to Boar It.
In reference to the heavy advances
? n the cost of printing paper, tho
Statesville, N. ('., Landmark, in iis
issue of May 29, says:
"Newspapers are catching it on the
price of paper now. A good grade
of paper, such as the Landmark is
printed on. has boon soiling for years
:u an average of 2 1-2 cents a pound.
Since January 1st the mice lias ad
vanced 3 cents and just where it
will slop we don't know. Some of
: he papers ' which have yearly con
tracts, especially the big dailies which
buy in lart^e lots, will suffer little
I'li-m the advance, bat in North Caro
lina, for instance, the great majority
<>f papers, don't buy over a three
months' supply at a time and many
el' them buy only for a month or a
few weeks ahead. In short, the news
papers which can afford it least are
hit hardest, and the worst of it is
?lie advance is a dead loss to tliein.
In the mercantile, manufacturing and
almost all other businesses the price
;<> the consumer is changed as prices
fluctuate r.nd in this way the dealer
can take care of himself as a rule,
'when prices are advanced to him.
I'.r.t it is almost impossible for a
newspaper to change an established
subset iption rate and almost as diffi
cult to advance an. advertising rate,
once it is established. The average
newspaper in Ibis State, therefore,
which finds the price of material or
other things advanced, simply losoa
that much in protits and in most
cases the prolits are short enough at
lest."
f>8, 111'T PlOKFKCTliY WF.LT/.
Tho Happy Fvperienee ofi* New Cas
tle, l*n.. Woman.
Mrs. John Mansell, 614 So. Jeffer
son St., Now Castle, Pa., says: "For
yeara I was run
^ f'OiVii wiih
k I?' noy trouble
without knowing
nliRt It wai, nrnl
finally got ?q bad I
wa* eivoa up. Thft
urinary ' raiMges
T7*r? painful, iomc
times scanty nnd again very profuse.
My limbs, feet and anfcles bloated
dreadfully, and sometime! my whole
^?ofly. My heart palpitated and I had
?mothering spMls. A week's treat
ment with Dor*n'H^ldney Pills helped
mo and a few Irtwrfcs cured me. At 68
I am strong and well."
Sold by all dealerf. 50 cents a box.
VosUr-Milbora Co.t Buffalo. N. Y.
iYDIAE.PINKHAM'S
VEGETABLE
Is acknowledged to be the most sue
cftaaful rem^ay iu the country fur
those painful ailments peculiar to
woman
Ifor uiote than 30 years it h >?>
b?9u curing Female Complaints,
Such as Infjammiition, and Ulcera
tion, Falling and DUplacomciit.-i,
aud consequent Spinal WeakuetiH,
U&ckaob^, and is peculiarly adapted
to the CUautfo of Life
R?oord? snow il+*t It han cured
LYDfA e. pink ham
"TJrr st" ",,n "?*? ??'?? <?>? "*?t
Tuiooraltt an oarlw rf"Upound dissolves and expele
pain wuii/hf ? . Dragging Sensations causing
It h?-^h? are relieve and permanently cured by Its uso.
Stomach ' or '>ahiful Functions, Weakness of the
*"?1 t)ebllitv alt;n rv^Li r?^' ?N,crv,HH Prostration. FTcad&ehe, Gene
?Dd vmntto bolert nV /a'nt,,ti'iS i'*tivuic Lassitude. "Don't oaro
Fl*tul?oov Mel.m 1H 'V1* lrflt.1 }>ilft4, .Vorvyiium-ss. fileeplMNHOM,
faula?r ?' Ai*e arc sure Indications of
tfor Kld..?v r i T ?r*a,jl? <l?ranjrcmont
Compound |? ? ''yJia * 1'i"lil,?01'? VW>'?W?
^'"khani's Standing fnvltatlon to Women
wrlta Mrs iM^Lrh',!!? ''om niV 'onn female weakness arc Invited to
who ha* besn Sl r^?1 Ma*8 for atlvl<*- Sh? Is the Mr*. Plnkham
yeara, and Lm/orr. tJ.n? ? W?r?ltt,n *r0/' Ohnrffe for m<?ro than twenty
in advising. Thus ji /6 aft's'fte'1 mother-in-law Lydia K. Pinkham
health, fl?r n<Ul,./> t ?* Wc^ o<1 to jruide sick women back to
?oi advice iM free and always helpful.
For cool cooking, less work and least fuel-expense use a
ERFECT
Wick Btee Ftae Oil Cook-Stove
?the ideal stove for cummyr. Does everything that any other
kinil of stove will do. Any degree of heat imt.unly. M III
three sizes and fully warranto.!. At your dealer's, or write our
nearest agency for descriptive circular.
Tho Lamp all-round' household
use. Mude of brass
throughout and beautifully nickeled. Perfectly con
structed; absolutely t ife; unexcelled in light-giving
power ; an ornament toatsy room. Kv<-ry lamp warranted.
If not nt your dealer's, write to our nearest ujjcncy.
STANDARD OIL COWPAfJY
<tncorpornt?d)
Proverbs and Phrases.
The world han yet to learn llio eter
nal poasihiiitio.s of one Uind word.
I The fjuavtliau of (lie sparrows has
i a place in His providence lor nion.
j There is a gentleness thai, wlten it
I weds with manhood, makes man.
Monhood is not for monasteries, n ?r
: for mimecry of war, hut for battle.
One cannot have a religious exper
! ionee if ho doesn't lead a religious life
HICKS*
CAPUDINE
CURES
ALL ACHES
And^Nervousupsi
Trial botflo 10c At drui ilcrej
CAKTSSI DOES
For Rifles and Pistols
W inchestcr make of
cartridges in all calibcr3
from .22 to .50 arc accu
rate, sure fire and relia
ble. In forty years of gun
making we have learned
many things about am
munition that no one
could learn in any other
way. When you buy
Winchester make of
cartridges you get the
benefit of this experience
Winchester Repbatinq Arms Co.,
Hew HAVEN, OONN.
SMDAED of-Tffi-SOVni
US. GOVERNMENT INSPECTION
mSOTOIERN-COTTONOILCO.
NCVVoMcSa'ASNAllvVn.OTANB.'OBlfiWS
To convlnco any
woman that lax
tino AntlM-ptle will
Improve Iht hoh
ami tl? all wo
for It. Wo will
send her absolutely fieo a largo trial
box of Paxtino with hook of Instruc
tions ami genuine testimonials. 8 end
your name ami address in ?. postal card.
cloansos
and heuls
m 11 C O U 3
m o in
brano af
fections, such n:i nn^al catarrh. j?elv!c
cnt.ai li ami intlamni ition caused lw femi
nine Ills; soro ey.sssri throat and
mouth, by ?1 iroot local treatment. Its cur
ative po-.vi r over these t' Is extra
oriliiii.iy nml Rives ttmuedisto r'llcf.
'i h < of womi n are usin^ ami rcc
??imi5? .:? ii..i_; it every .lay. :"?? cents at
tin? o". l vmail. t;. p Tiber, however,
11 V; >!' NOT IlINii TO Tltv IT.
'i'llS'. 11* I'AXTON < ()., Ilostuu, Mum,
Side and Centr?
LIES Engines
l_A.<C. ^ STOCK. LOMBARD
furdiy. Uichinft and Bo'.lfr V/::ts and Su}j'/ Store,
AUGUSTA, C.A.
Light SAW MILLS
LATH AND SHINGLE MACHINES,
SAWS AND SUF'PLir.3, STEAM AND
gasoline engines.
Try LOMBARD, Al !?STA*
3M^jsxjrm'>ieR
??.lioiu.
* Imt* n' ,ft ( c '
?ftVrj.i.'E
" J'l'C nt.yiri|,ltfi
?? 'in.iin >rft*
i r mu
xOMV.US,
J <9 ZVIfclh .
Frock;J|. J%
i if mulct
I wl?h weak
j uac
ho. 21-'07.
Wintersmlth'i
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