Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

OWES HER LIFE TO Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound' VI?!nWw. Vh. ? " I fiMil that 1 owe the hut ti u year? of tuy li f?> to J,y<li;v lv. I'inkli iin'H V <'K<' table (' o in j>o u nd. Eleven yearn a#o I was a walking shadow. J had hc< - i under tho doctor'* oatebutK'^no ndjef. My li us band per. Huaded mo to try Lydla 1*). rinkhani'ij v ? k<! t a l> I ? Com, nound and it worked likft a charm. It r? liovod all my pains aim misery, J advlso nil Hu(T?rjnK women to tdke hydja 10. I *i 1 1 k ha.tii ' h Vayetablo Compound." ? Mits, iJiiiiA Win-: atom, VJennu. \V Va. J,ydia I'J. I'inklmui'fl VctfotaJMo Com pound, iitii'lo froiii native roots and limbs, contains no 'narcotic? or barm fill drills and to day hold* ihn record for (ho l/i jfi'st number of actual euros of female ii iscases'of any similar medi cine In tlio country, anil thousands of voluntary testimonials arc on I) |c in tin: I 'ink ha in lalioratory at J.vnn, Mass., from w< men who have been cured from aliuo.it every form of Icmalo complaints, inflammation, u|. ccrat inu,diApIaeoineiits,llbl ohl tumors, i rri'Xulai'iticK, pei indie |iaius, backache, iioliKostion and nervous prostration. Kvery such KuffcrluK woman owes it to herself to L'ive J.ydia I!. i'inkhum's Vegetable Compound a trial, Ifvou would MKo special a<l vieo about your ea.se write a. confiden tial teller to M in, IMlikliail), at ii.VIIII, Mn^S. 1 1 CI* lUlvlt'O i.s irci*, j and iilunjs helpful. WCIOHT OF THE BRAIN. Difference Between Savages "nd j Hlct o L.onq Civilized. I ' r > - f . I'ndolbU W. Molt, loetur-'ni? j fie'ore the Royal In t'tithn <>f ? S r t > jirltaln r-.u "Th? IJratn," Maid lint. ;d-. j thnuyh in S.s per ( ???it. of i ho ca.SiH 1ii wlltcli l!.c tici'iiK of groat iii?* I) had ; I'ci n lii ? we'.j?ht win iit?.iV"? j the avi ri'.i: >. brain weight it ?? If <H.l ! not (i ! -.v ii y :? iiH iui ! r.itu quality. When t !?????? was |ar|j "f the fun"* ; t otta 1 1 n.-c tis ai', 1 1 s !e tu re r explain- ! ? ?<1 the hi ru< i ura! material might ro- ! * t i ve more t ! i . ? t i Us mrmil share of iioifrlslinieiit and the evtra weight ho i!ue to ov e'-^'.r.vi h of "brain scaffold lii"" T ?? i -? ???? "? -i n'e. I for the very large and he:?vy bra'ps fk > m ? I i in ? ^ f- i ii ltd In eun-'.ejiltal Idiot#. I'ointlnj? out that I'.e t.r..ln wetjjht of a r:i "0 lota*. <dvi!i/fd Kiirpasmd that of ah <ejj;t|ies. itui h-cturi i;- stilted that ?wheroaj t i j ?? ordinary Kuropean .hos pital patient had a heavier /Ijtyi'n 1 1' an a Kinase t 1 1 ? ? Chinese c.iolto HlV [ ? irer'h Inir ii, de\ ,?'<?[?> I by cent url**} of , eve. welched P%. t>i!n?'es morn than t hut *?>f tli?> Ku:v; < aa hoxp'.t U patient. ??? ,'.!>?? relative brain viiv"hi* i f <'au<-asnn nun and wom en. I'rof M..it wall that the- fema!<> tea n bad i K'X't >1 nt. we t uhl ir.< near ly t'o 4 u > 1 1 ? ? ? s n v r" than III" ''l'alo Irian uf b'tlh. In adult life, h \v evi r, tti<' a.eraKf mm s hr.iln weigh ed a'?oef odnves more than tho woman ii. Tli" :ivi'!,;!i'i' wi' i'hl of ! hr? Kurrv l?*an jinl" Haiti v. 's *J p uiuls 15 ? ?utirc.o ;i ;n*i:s t'> 'J poun J* I'i i?'.iue?M '.i .livi-i s ai.l ??f t!<-' fi'ma'c * r.iln 2 pound* '.ii 11 <1 t-.'i in s lo i I'i i) '.it: <- It i}r:?nis Ani-iiv? ii ? >t this <1 1 fT?*r t-?i ?' nvi> mi i !: i' s?rit"fc!?* f< r ovlstcin'O the f> t.i apply lnr hr.ii'i j j:s tijliv :i ? :v)<' tr lit'. It !:ns ?( ?.? j r ?< t i. i l!y tlu? hv?;ii<) raio.? Here and Thcro. As w rlnirn' a> a niiuw in sutnnnT. ! ? Sh:ik< >i;t juo. 1 Tli*1 If.- 1 n|?ifrs nre i:i small l?a ^s, >?-- !tii!:;i:i. V.'in l)\ j?"is,un??ii'n( ami nut by fuivc.? ?!.?; ;-4. f A i!u* w wvitls la no i>ryuf of wbih>n:. -*fr'r*-nrh. A u'? "<1 i'c?'iipft?inn is better thai: r. I'len ^irtiio. t'lorman. It is ft I'M.l well into which one must j >i: t wa!t.r. -Licrnian. A wise man s'.nnhl have nionev in his head hnl ! i < ' t 1:1 his heart. ? Swil't. 1 \V inflow'* Si?i(h'nT ':y rnr> fr>r < 'hiMrpn ' t <?<?! lii'V. st * 1 1 1 * i i t ' In- ,".ru.v t: ? ill (lain ma- | tjuii, nlta^ t. j'uin . > in vs w ai 1 1 vi ic, 2j<\ ,? but lie. j I ?? \Vhi> w?.mM v. .i, t, s~t 1 at". ((.?'! hear. (.in :: a:.. So. oo-'OO. i I l or II I . \ It \ < II I - 1 1 1? U ?' ?' A I* I (tlMt I Wt.c' fi' tii H?n' or | t' t ;i-s < -aI'I rt'lJcvo Yi-U. ! llS .lgiiM - \i> !?.,?? a. 'la i'.lHUfiU ? irlj. Try it.' l-v , 20c. and .'jwc. ai dru* ItOITi. When (ho ) ap-n-s nnv.rmnoi* that Teddy lias been ??!, it doe* not mean that he i.as U'en eaten \?p. A.N EASY WAY. ITow to Curo Kidney Troubles Easily and Quickly. It la needless to BufTcr the tortures of an aching hack, the misery of head* aches, rheumatic pains, urinary dis* orders, or risk the danger of Ulnhetca or iirlght'a illscaso. The euro la easy. Trent tho cause ? tho kidneys ? Doan's Kidney Pills. John Coroy. consta ble, Attica, N. Y., ?ays: "For months I hobbled around on crutches owing to iamenea?, weakness and stiffness caused. by disordered kidneys. I suf fered awful DRlna and also had urin ary derangoment. After using Doan's Kidney Pills a short time I discarded the crutches an<V now I am well and strong again, ti&fug com pleteVy cured. " Remember the nam* ? Doan's. Sold by al I dealers. 60 ceoU a box. Fos Ur-Milburn C Buffalo, N. I, PASTOR IS DROWNED TRYING TO SAVE BOY Rev. Herbert L. Mitchell Fails to Rescue Clarence Blakesley. BOTH* SINK DURING STRUGGLE (dd |.cwK I In* {Jruco Dulling "f America, IU'*? m?'h I-'ivc HIaIs in Mcwport l'?iy *? SJi?* J* Still \ i g??A? olis (it ^Six I 1 At . New London, f'onn. t - The II' v. lluA'l)?;rt I., MflehclJ, i' dor of ihn J*;piHC<>|?a) Church In I'iyin <uth, v ;i!i (jrnwiiril bore ii? lr.< lib <1 r.avo hist ?> t'K '* a a I h I , a h -vcni (,< n y i ur-oM boy, ('IbruDcu I Jink onlay, why vvua BWi'pt overboard l>y t h ? boonv ?>f a pUaifutf ci afi In 1** I h I j '' a* fA I ,1'ui'l Bound. ISIak- *r ley wan iitao lost. Mr. Mitchell, wlHi ?!x hoys, .had been oii a lltfhiug ('Xpf.Jil.iuii, and \vfA!| reluming to Muus-j iyimid, off .NomdW, JJesbJeH isbiketdey, lite lad t won How aid l(mn;il<lr, Kd Wfll'd I ve?), Hoy Hal lock, Kdw'ln Tnttla a nil Hairy Mo* U urn of,- tt.ll of whom I to I ' i y - mouth except J'ullo'k. They left Mouse. Island and wnt out into Long] Island Konnd, with V.r. Mitchell not ing as skipper. Tins boat was a catboat with on on. glr?o. Sliii v.' a. a uti'lCr s:\ 1 1 , I Ill-') JlOV/OA* W (IS 11 1 HO til) 11 I Oil. iS Ji ? .? V.ftt making good ?',;o<.d, whon a {.nddtn fchnngo oi' (ho wind ca1. I U:n boom of tho boat in gyb>\ I'lal'oH'.ey wa* Bit 1 1 ii k toward t . ? h ,.v, jud abaft thy mast, and wii> swept. cV^rSioai'd. Mr. Mitchell,. knov.ing thai tho hoy could not ?>wiiu, jumped overboard to it 45 cti" hi. in. Tho callwat k< > t on hr-r way, m no.no of jhe hoy j a''<.iu I knew liow to, hIoji I lie engine. Mr M ilclr ll h < tun ; exhausted jvml sank wHit >oiiiigl Ulakoalcy, whom ho w as trying; to keep afloat. Mr. MII'li'-ll Ii;v! boon at Moua:| Island with his wile and Ihreo ehllt tli'i'tt hIIico the Im-HohI'm; of July, loit Mr?<. Mitchell and hr-v e'llldre.t w-r" away to visit hue par?":ii}\ la Cortland,' Conn. Tho iiows of ! . t I i ?'???vomeiif was telegraphed to !wr by one of l li ?? boys. * Mr. Mitchell tv;ih formerly r? < l?n- of () ra'o ( |li ii roll, in Van! i>' Ida l/owis llo.seuos I tvo (iitlv. Newport , It. I ? Klvo nioro lives wi'iij added to hor record < f saving' drowning p.'.* I'H '/ n.s bv I -.In I.evir, si>iy ? Ight years obi, "llie c Iia-'t; Dmling of A tnoi'k'.'i ," wim ali'i i'.'l V had raved eighteen porfons of; th;s harbor. l'ivo froliokiiiK I'irls bai V'-iitnr-d out c m It In tho moonlight. Tl"> waves ov>.r* turnod their boat, a :i d Ida !.' vis. s'ronl her oyr.Ic at Hie KtciC.i end of i i, ? har bor raw tho rills' danger and jump d Into her lifeboat, nam-. 1 I lie It ?.-<?> i ?. < With hravcry ai d vi ,or slv: ro.\ r tiji.Tl r llJted thom into hoc ' ? r > : : * Siie wo.il'l not. tell th.'lr n a :n *.:??, a* ;t ('. .???n!n.;l hor feat modest ly, MAVOIt ,K)ll\SON I.OSIS II (HIT. Schmidt OrdiiiMiK e defeated in ('|c\e. land by .Ma,iori(> . Clevelnnd. lihlo The J-j hrnidl nr. dinanie |nnvi<ling lor tiie f.vmt t.i' ;i franohl.so to Herman J-'i biaid' , i'a.uc io.K : r. rc -i fin faiea on a i a. i it ihrt city street car line?, V..is d< !Y:i!c.l f;t. a refejt ntl um oloclion ht-r>? by a ma jority of :: V ?'? -'I ? The total vu'.o v. .'. s w 1 . ? ? L' ? t<> Xl.7s.">. Th?> Sveji midr i,i d i nance was fostered hv Ma>o: Tom I,. Johnson. Tho campaign, 'which i nr, \v;r.: -1 warm for the hist two montha. lias in ii particularly biiter. Major Jo'in S'lit. mnnielpiil onb?? ho!.'. ;rn :>.t: 1 otlj ( is h?dd h ?i nd rods of t t i r ami n : .u d the granting of tho ti.mJ < hij.e. A (oiu i it i t toe o: loo bnsir,<. .-?< tin n oppiiSeii i 1 . KIM.KI) AT I It'SlS \ N I >'S COMMAM) _ Compelled to Shoot Object of Mer > |).?us;,,m .li'uli: u>y. M<>unf Vernon, II! ?His. Hon Mar en. in jinl el Marlon ehai cod with IviHin:; Joseph Kodl. conf< sst il Ilia' sin- st-.'it Kodi )?? <?; nine li> r husband j lorcrd llt'l' lo <!o SO. "\Iy husband t bnateni'd to kill me j If I tlifi not. kill Uodl." Fh<> said. "Ho ' whh jf-alotiy I >:? y utter day h** com- 1 pellrd to i?j*nct ??.?<.* uhontlng at a 1 target wlili u pistol, ur.'l when 1 allowed considerable r k 1 1 1 ho told ttiy ? I mil at shoot Kodl.'1 She obeyed and wr.a nrrest?d and ! taken to Jail. Iter husband { 1 eared atter the shooting. MAN CIU'SUICI) TO DKATII. \V, 1\ Mit< lioll Killed When Kight Tons 1'aJl on liltit. P i 1 1 s ft e 1 d , Mass. ? William P. Mitchell, a graduate ,0f Brown Uni versity this year, was killed by eight tf ns of i-Ik iron, wb hh broke throuch | a ct iliiin and full upon him while ho t v. .is .ut Ills dr.;k in the nfllcp.of th?? Stanley i:'. ei l ie Manufaeturing Com pany. T!'.e iron bid been stored i:i It ??i'ont <>\ <-r ( Ik* Mitelull w.-.s t wt nt v-fo.ir \vars old. I I ! e "a as t lie mjii of t!ii> Kev. Arthur i .'?! .I'V.i II, . f t ; d ' n 1 1 1 w it . N. At J i'.rown ( nivcr.Mty ho was known ra a i K'*i;e:al athlete and wan popular . State Income Tax Hill Killed. At Atlanta, Ga., t*Tj Hou.-o, by a vote of 78 to f>5, killed a bill to Insert an income tax In the State tax moas- j ure. The resolution to amend tha i Federal Constitution so as to permit ! an income tax will come up later. j Left the Pope 92,000.000. Tho will of Don Carlos, the Pre* tender to the throno of Spain, leaves to the Pope works of art and money to a total of $2,000,000. Colombia's President Hosign*. Colombia's Citnurcss unanimously accepted (Voneral lloycs' resignation ni> President. C/.ar \ i-its Kins,*. . Tl?e C/.ar arrived a.t. Cowos. Fn^ land, on a formal visit 1 Kins Kd? A-ard. Feminine Notes. Colorado women propose t?C? send a woman to Congress. "Trial Marriages" wcro discussed 1 at the recent Congress of Russian Women In St. Petersburg. ? ? Mrs. Vinnle- Ft. Smtth is postmas ter, game warden and notary public for the town of Ketchum, Idaho. Mrs. Lucy O. Perkins has been ap pointed official guide to the Metro politan Museum of New York Cily, Woman wora prominent in the riotous street demonstrations Id Ma drid agtMhst sendlug troops to Mor occo. Wltol.fKulu I'rkcs Quoted iu Mew Vorfc MILK. The Milk Kxchnn^f. price for ?tandurd quality t* Ik. !><?? quart, - , ? ? iiurrr.w. Crparncry - fxtra.J 20%?$ 27 25'4' 3 10 .\i. HI, I'm*. choir.; 2 05 2 70 Yv I. ?!?..' I. ,>!?u*y . l!n;K 2 75 2 HO J!ctl |<i*lni'v. IttfH, choice. 2 30 2 M I', I I'm*, vliOK ;? -r- (ft 2 0.1 i'.lai li I t! I I it.' rt'/llp, V'llOK C. 2 20 (5j 2 2.1 j.iina, I'jjJ ? ( 3 03 c ii r.y.RK, Hiil'- Kul I crciiiii, j-ncMal., 1114^ 1 V4 Sin.. II ? (<$ 14 |*a?i mUuiim, fair 1 1 j good . . 8 ("> 9 l ull skinfj 3 ($ 4 r.ocjs. ilrisey Katiry V\ (3? 82 t-inif I'.iij' l m > ....... ? 24 PJ 27 \\V i oi ii hr?N 23%<0 25V4 IKtMl* ASH IlKlillir.B-UCKHII. Applet j?r r l .'<>J-;<'t . . 50 (ft I 50 I VnC.tif'H, por hn*ic.ft 00 (ft IK) I *< ?:? ix in'jii hy, per l<M 2 00 ( u ; 4 CO Southern, per hhl 2 00 ' (3j 5 "0 I'luiiiH, por liii/ik<,t . ?*- (H) 2-1 (.'urriitjl.-i, j yr ijt 0 ( u ) 8 |{u?[ti?ci i if**. I'm pt. f? (ti) ll i .SoonfOafrrUM, P"r <| t 5 f") 13 Ulai'Mi" ri'fi'i, per rjt 8 (ft )2 1 1 in l<!?'l""l l u'*, per ijt., 5 (ft 10 Mil ? i. j. per ? rale 50 fa 2 2.1 Watermelon*, p< i' 100. , r. ,710 00 (53000 tin kshk.u rouLiitr. I'WU, por |fo .......... 12 (ft 17 Tin !i ??>>?. pt?r lh II Of) 10 ( per M? II (ft 11% 8|>i in? <1 !? )>>?, I.. I per 111. , ? (ft 17 Spring (jceso. per lh...' 15 (n) 2?') K<pi,ihs, per 1 2.1 (<? 3 60 If A V AMI) 8 I |< AW. Hot Prime per 100 lh ... ? <77? 1 02% 3 tf? 1. per Km lh ... SO (ft 1 00 ('S-jvitr, per loti lli (V*) fir> 85 Straw, tofijf !>??, p.cr 10) lb. 80 ? 0) Horn iSlal ?? lfW'iS, primf to choice 17 (<T> 18 Ml1' 1 1 1 1 hi l<> n iijJ . . . ..... j ) | ({J> 10 L'arHil- ( ViOhI , Id'iX, cliuii'C.. 13 (?!] 10 <? i ?- ?i t?? In I0>7.... 10 C'$ 11 AT.CIC I'A III ICS. 1'. ,1 a.i oiv Jcr-cv, per l??,l . 1 25 <$ 2 25 l.oit>j l-l'iH-1. i>or V>hi,,... I 75 fo< 2 2.1 ( Su.vIh. por I, hi 2 DO (iii ft' 00 'L'liiuii! oust, per lu>x (V) (iii 1 50 I'^ pln ill. prr lia.iki'i 40 50 Si|iia.s!i, pi'r Ijhl .......... 50 (it) 1 00 I'c.'ik, j .{? r hap.. 50 l<?) 75 IVjijitM-n. per hn\ 2.) Oi] , 40 ( iihi.at- s, per I'l'i 3 <?0 (,i 5 00 Mi.iiiK l?c. Mis per l .'ski'l. .. 30 (iti _75 Onion* N", O,, prr ht^ .... 50 (u) 70 .'ci>i'V, while. |. <-r hiiskrt. 1 (XI C?> I 2.1 f it|i<; Cti . ic-j. I'cr ha|(. 1 00 (<? 1 2-1 j ) J i-.?i x . | ? i I'm I nn lie. I 0(1 (a^ 1 2.1 | < n ! |i?*r I1."! 1 ii: ik'Iiim . . , 1 (fl (if) 1 2.1 j ? n nil -'ix. ? 1. 1 r l><>.\ ....;.. . H0 (a) 40 : i ii.ifml>f>r p^c'x |?'h, per Mil. I '25 Or 2 00 l.iiMii |x'iiii< p<T Imnlvi't 75 fit) 2 '.lil I ? ; 1 1 1 - ? ? ? . i.i-:- ' i - * . i ? t . ..... 30 ( 1 25 nl.thiwrr. per hhl ft 00 Or 7 00 (in. | -T \'y.. 75 Oi} 1 50 ( V'i-it, i iir rl' /'-n .......... 1Q (ii) 40 I! -'ilic.ili, per I'd hunches.. 1 lh) Or 1 25 >' > ! 1 1 ? ? n ?j . | f ? I ? >? ? hunvlie.i.. 50 0i) 1 IX) i .^i ;n.,. h . j ci' h! 1 50 Of I 25 | \\ i'"i , i <? .- prr hhl 73 (it 1 25 i i ! 1 1 1 1 1 . . ? (n> 1 41% t orn. N'i. 2 ! ? (id. 80 ( ).ils. lllfXe I ? (,/> r<3 I hpi ?'il . wli'l e. . . 5J Of IVI : IV' e. N'n 2 \Vi'?icrii -- (<i) 83 I . il J . ril y ? ( 1 1 % l.l V K 81 OCIC. I .i t'\ i'A t ii!v <1|'/>,m>.| 10'^ < .-:i, . i> .? ? i k 12% I (in ii ! i v il- I 7 (if) 11 ?S^eNp ] ?>!? lin H... 3 B-J%fr? 5 00 1 if'ii | ,??! l-i'i lh . 5 V2):,0i) 7 75 I I.e. , ?V 1 in 7 .V, "a S 43 | SI K1-; S!(.\ OI- (,OOl> TI.MKS. News |??? pcrs Arc I illcd Willi Advcr- j 1 i>pmci)t.s of Help Wanted. j NY\v York City. ? Tlio evidences of i rctu ruing proHperitv contained in tho report". oi Industrial and agricultural i mudi*. ions art* too con vine ills; to ad mit hi question. T)io valuable crops "f corn and wheat, the most substan t i ; ? 1 bits';-! of all National wealth; the mill* opera tin.-: to their fall capacity, the increased railway earnings, the r< s t n 1 1> t it> n <?t building on a broader seal", (!)?? 1 ;? c biitik deposits, the v.ist Importations ot luxuries ? theso indication's of trade revival. gratify ine, ug they are, tell only a part of the story. Most significant of the ini p roved conditions is tho nolablw in crease of llelp Wanted advertise ments printed bv the newspapers, the columns of one groat paper for the first Fix months of the current year showing a vain of 97,t>19 adver tisement h of thl? class over the samo period of T*ns. The employer la now seeking tho employe, a comrloto re v-rsnl of tho condition! of last year, when labor was vainly demandiug employment. . ' ? it ? ? Prices Up at New Orleans. Cotton advanced $2.50 a halo at New Orleans as a result of the Gov ernment bureau's report. The Octo ber option advanced from 12.24 to 12.7.", and there were corresponding advances on other active months. * * ? * High I'riced Cotton. If we ate not going to have a cot ton crop of. n,r.0t?.000 bales this y? ar. s:ild a N? \v York City denier, it iii. ;>:~s Mult prices and in turn n dl.? j'^anl/.nt b<n of tlio foreign cx? change t><?! ket. * ? ? * Northwest Nerds 10,000 Men. Dispatches received from St. "Paul ftated that about 10,000 men aro needed In Minnesota and North Da kota to help harvest the crops. Har vesting hna begun and the railway* are offering to pay $2 to $3.50 a day. j * ? * ? Large Supply of llutter. The demand Is still totally inade quate to absorb the offerings, espec ially of the medium grades of butter. It Is comparatively easy to buy the fanciest creamery at twenty-seven cents, which is the ofllclal quotation. ? * * * Work Horses Sought. All classes of second hand work an I drivir. ?; horses command Rood prices at tills season, so many pru dent buyers preferring them to green horses for putting into hard work. ? ? ? ? I'oor Cotton Crop. D. A. Scott, of Clarksdale, Miss., Fays: "I 'went to Jackson and was completely shocked at the condition of the cotton -crop from Tutwiler to Yazoo City, I have never seen any thing lo equal it In all my forty yrrtrs' experience in <he Mississippi delta I am suro when I say that the crop I saw will not yield one bale to flvo, acres, that I am making n vory conservative estimate." ? a. _ Freight Car* \v. -l. Incrtasa In hn?lnc?s brought 16, 873 more freight cars into wvic?, - ?>??- wV-iv?. ? Lm? . ?? -vA n . NEWS FROM WASHINGTON Tliu olfect of iha maximum m\iX minimum provision of the measure, us agreed U|M)|? by the conferee*, was the chief buhjiM t of disc union during tJic afternoon. Senator l^veiidgt) under took to Hhow ttmtv Senator Aldrich in torpreted the language, a? reported by the conferees, as practically g?ar antccing all the results that c0uld ho obtained through the instrumentality of a t h ri tT commission. Senator Hale argued that exactly the opj>o?lte pur* pose wan in the winds of the House conferees Whose views had been adopted, lie insisted that they care fully avoided giving any authority to the l'reaidoiit hy which he could gather information on which another roviaiou of tlie tariff eould he hawed. Carrying an aggregate appropria tion of $1,1 00, 000 or $060,000 more than a? origimflly reported, the con ference report on the urgent deflolon- ' cy appropriation hill wax adopted hy the Jioiifte, >? ? ? ? Oif for hit* summer home at Bever ly, Mass., President Taft left Wash ington at r> :.'J5 o'clock Friday after noon. lie occupied the private car Olympiu attached to the regular fed eral Kxpress over the Pennsylvania and New York, New Haven & Hart ford railroads. Ho will not return to Washington until the middle of Nu vemher next. Remaining at Heverly with his family until September J5, he will start West that day on a tour that will embrace all but eight or ton of the States of the Union and both of the Territories in the fur South weft . Scores of Senators, Hcpresento tives and government officials called I at the White House during the day to nay a brief work of good -bye to the President. }So great was the crush -fr+rat the usual Friday Cabinet meet ing was delayed more than an hour. Various members of the Cabinet will visit Heverly during the summer. The 1 'resident also expects to have several of the Cabinet otTlcchS with him at different times during his long journey through the West and South. Secretary of War Dickinson, for in- ? stance, probably will be with the President during practically all the Southern end of the tour. ? ? ? ? Thd United States will nt>t IhteF vene in the political crisis between Ji> pan wild ( liina over the reconst ruc tion ol | he An lung-Mukden Railroad which reached a serious stage last week, when the Japanese government Kent an ultimatum to China announc ing that the work of reconstruction wrniid he iiumciluitciy bcguil Without 1 China's consent. The State Depart-! nient is not a parly to I he controversy I and has only a passive interest in j the dispute. Speaker Joseph (1. Cannon left Washington Satuvdav afternoon for hi!-' home in Illinois. There is reason i to believe that Mr. Cannon may not again he a candidate for Congress, lie has been in Ure game a long time, and, although apparently as vigioi' ous as ever, is understood to have i-ruwn tircS of the rough and tumble life in the House of Representatives. If the Speaker deeides to retire the fuel will be made public pome time this fall. " I'nde Joe'' is optimistic about I he future of the country, and ! though the new tariff bill does not satisfy him iii its entirety lie is of I the opinion that under its operation j the Cnited States will prosper as ] never before. Mr. Cannon has been j urged to deliver a number of addresses on the Chautauqua circuit. He spurn ed tho invitation when first present j ed, but it will net surprise his friends if his voice is heard on a number of public occasions before Congress meets in December. The Appropriations Committee of the House of Representatives will leave New York on November 0 for an inspection tour of the Panama .Canal. This announcement was made Saturday by Chairman Tawney, of the Appropriation Committee, and he regards the trip as one of the most important to be taken during tho Sixty-first Congress. The members of the committee will spend some time in the Canal Zone and k'? over everv foot of ground where work is to be done under the next appropria tion. Mr. Tawney says that by tho inspection tour two years airo, the committee was able to save $'2,000,000 and he hopes tho visit this year will give similar results. Since the beginning of his admin istration, the President has adoycat ed keeping the heads of departments and Congress in close touch with the interests'* of the nation outside the United States. Wheedbes round Guilty. Monroe, X. C., Special. ? The jury returned n verdict of guilty at 0 o'clock Saturday evening in the case of the State vs. T. C. viVhedbee, charged with false prelens<*>fn obtain ing n note from Maj. \V. C. Heath for stock in the Semenole Security (\mtm panv. The judge sentenced Wh?$C&er to two year's 'in the State's prison. The defendant took an appeal to t ho Supreme Court. Tims ended ono of t he most impor tant cases from a legal standpoint that- has ever been tried in Union J county. Tho trial of the case consum- ! e?l three days. Major H^ath claimed that Whcdbee represented to him that $100,000 in securities had been de posited with Insurance Commissioner Young for tbe protection of the stock holders of the compaffy: ~ dant further represented to Mr. Heath that the company was being organised on very economical basis; that G?n. Wiley J Jones and Mr. W. A. Clark, of Columbia, the promoters of the enterprise, were working with out salr.rics. JtflTNYQK'S BMINHNT IKK7TOIW AT. YOl/Jl M8KV1CK KtUOC. ffot a I'caDf to Pujr Por the Fullest ^ Mrdlcal Pxnmlnat ion. If you are In doubt as to the cauee of youjr dl*< u?<> mail ub a postal re questing a medical examination blank, which you will All out dnd return to u*. Our doctor* will carefully diag nose your rase, aud if you can be cured you will bd told to; If you can. not be cured you will bo told ao. You aro not obligated to us in any way, for this advice Ih absolutely free; yt>u are at liberty to take our advice or cot as you ace fit. Bend to-day for a medi cal examination blank, All out and return to ur as promptly an possible, and our eminent doc torn will diagnose your case thoroughly absolutely free. Munyon's, 6 3d and Jefferson Ste., Philadelphia, Pa. A good wife ih the best household (mnitnre. ? German. Rough oo Rata, unbeatable exterminator. Rough on Hen lice, Ntmt Powder, 'Mc. Rough ou lied bug*, Powder or Iiq'd, 'Ma. Rough on Pleas, Powder or liquid, Wo. RoukIi ou Koa<^ee, Pow'd, lftc .Uq'd, i*o. Rough ou Moth aud Ant*, Powder, Vic. Rough oo Hkeeters, agreeable In use, 2&c. K H. Wells, Chowwl, Jersey City, N. J. Til? public man needs hut one pat ron, viz. the luck^y moment,-? -Hulwcr. PorCpbDB and ORIP. Hl*k's Capiidihs Is the beat remedy? rcltfcvpfi the tolling and feverl?hiiaa?-c#es tint < old and re?tori>? normal conditions. Tt'f ll<juld-?'ff?ct? liuuiedlaUdy. 10c., 260. and Uli}.. at drug klort'a. A good mother does not hear the music of the dunce when her children cry. ? German, Cured at Oum Bo nay nil wl?# tnko I)r. lilggor* Huokleber ry Cordial for "Dy?'mtory DUrrlio^ uad Children Toothing. At DruggbU 25o and 5Jo. | Tho trouble with Englishmen i? that wJtjen you toll n joke they always I want to know who is your authority. Four Year Case of Eczema Cured. 6639 Vernon St,, 8t. J^oulii. Mo. Mr. J. T. Hhuptrlne, Savannah, Ua. Dear 8lr:-*-My ulster, Mrs. IClton, h*? sent to you for your Tetterlne for my u?e, I have had eciemu for, four yearti, and h&vo tried everything possible to euro It, without *uoc< ?8 until I tried Tet terlne. I even went to a noted upeclallat \ and got no relief. Am glad to ?ay that your medicine lyaa cured me after alx montlm' trial. Mlafe A. H. King. Tetterlne eurcn Kcxema, Tetter, lilng Worm, (Jrouml Itch, Itching Plica, In fant's Sore Head, Plmplt-a, Dolln, Ilougii 8'nly PHtchcH on the Face, Old Itching Korea, Dandruff, Cankered -Scalp, Jlun Ions, Corns, Chllhlnlna and every form of 8kln Disease. Tetterlne 60<v, Tetterln# 1 Boap 26o. Your, druggist, or by mall from the manufacturer, The Shuptrln* Co., Savannah, Ga. There is one business that is neyer affected by panics, it flourishes most I in the summer season, when every thing else is dull. If you do not know i what it is, go ask Gupid. A feeling of Boourity comes with hiring taihkiller (Perry DavisM on har/1 tm a ?ufo guard against colic, Cholera, cramps. A Monster Egg. Probably the largest hen egg ever a#en in these parts was laid on Sun day by a single-comb White Leghorn, the property of Mr. Herbert Wilbur, ?nw. tu v'auuci Iiual oiiCOt. TliC Cgg was an object of much interest to all who sn\v it, but the most unusual thing about it was that when it was brokeii) it was foutul to contain nn. ordinary sized e?;g, perfectly formed and- having a shell. The original egg weighed six ounces, while an ordi nary egg weighs about "one ounce. It measured around the largest part seven and a half inches and it was three inches in length. Mr. Wilbur prides himself oil his White Leghorn fowls and has a very creditable dis play in his yards, but the latest achievement of one of his hens has placed a premium on that particular fowl. There was much speculation regarding the size of the omelet that one egir would make and how many ! it would take to make a decent egg I nog at another season, provided the I city were not in the prohibition I column. ? Charleston News & Courier. Proverb and Phrases. Wrinkles disfigure a woman less than ill nature. ? Wupy. lie that is thrown will still wrestle. ? French. To accuse the wicked and defend the wretched is an honor. ? Cicero. If your wife is little, stoop to her. ? Hebrew. ON FOOD ~ ' The Right Foundation of Health. Proper food Is the foundation of health. People can eat Improper food for a time until there Is a Bud den collapse of the digestive organs, then all kinds of trouble follow. The proper way out of the difficul ty is to shift to the pure, scientific food, Grape-Nuts, for It robullds from tho foundation up. A New Hampshire woman says: "Last summer I was suddenly tak en with Indigestion and severe stom ach troublo and could not eat food without great pain, my stomach was ao sore I could hardly move about. This kept up until I was bo miserable life was not worth living. "Then a friend finally, after much argument, Induced me to quit ray formor diet and try Grape-Nuts, "Although I had but little faith I commenced to use It, and great was my surprise to And that I could eat It without tho usual pain and distress In my stomach. "So I kept on using Grape-Nut8, and soon a marked Improvement was shown, for my stomach was perform ing Its regular work In a normal way without pain or distress. ' "Very soon tho yellow coating dis appeared from my tonguo, the dull, heavy feeling In my head disappeared' and my mind felt light and clear; tho languid, tired feeling, left, and alto gether I felt as If I had been rebuilt. Strength and weight came back rap idly, and I went baok to my work With renewed ambttlon. "To-day I am a new woman tn mind as well as body, and I owe It all -w this? natural food, Grape-Nats," ""There's a Reason." Look tn pkgs. for the .famous little book, "The Road to Wellvllle.* Ever read the above letter? A new one appear* from time fo time. They ?re genuine, trnr, nnd full of human Interest. ac "EVEfcY MAN HIS OWN DOCTOR" Iljr !<*!! uilion A] .. M, i). >?? rAHII, HMon'BKLT IIXVirUATRU. late* mott Valuable jiook for Uv? Houaehold^ u*achl?i* Mil do?# the old, Utcbiu* M It due* the ???/ o?J ,wu,, v, euB.er.nv i CktUNW ? ?'<* SR ?*<* lfVrffif "u plain *n> ?J8PevH&' 1&8 .,i> i ??in# made iMfibU Vr ihOVf . _ ?,tph r?io?,*Uoii u?u? IUptOU)? ul (UO' i ? " I I$d5 j&5 Kmsmw foe not boo winy wMJto dv I" *UW? ^ I UIM M^saa Altlfllf Q II AIM A llfCI I I ,f ^r> war From a Book . UniUIVO UUIHU WELL f tug Let* Thuu Value of One Chicken. . y?H Chicken# for juu or profit, you want to do it Intelligently ?nd fHts.i T i Lrf"n- f,^9 w*y " ** profit by the experience of othcie. W# iL?.?T 4#f.T',W you "??d U> know on the aubject a nook written by u nu?o ?T.-.I!!. i!l * living for 20 year* in Kaiaing 1'oultry, Mitel in t hat time neceaearily hud JIVi, . n 0 f?on#y to learn the beet way to conduct the hum no#* ? nfJfA I! "u"V,of < l'-NfTH in poatage atainjia. Jt telle you how to Detect and Our# r??^L7?5 ^ *',##*' 8,u* ?'?<> for Market, which FowIh to Huvo for Hreed* " -???vtl,i?0 ?rt? ,IlllMt know on the aubject to inuke A Diaeaee, how U> Feed for Vm*. #?"? alao lor Maraei wmc. ... . ing l'urpocea, end indeed about eve ry t h i ok y o u wn i n I J4' *T ?ta\h?h ?uceeM. KENT JWJTAII) ON RKCK1PT OK 25 CKN'IH IN SI AMI H. HOOK PUHLIStllNG HOUSE. 134 Leonard ??.? N. V. City. One way suggested for the pre vention of (livoree in the abolition of marriage. Just as sensible curative measures have been enacted into Jaw by railieol reformer*. CHILD HADJIXTY BOILS And Suffered Annually With a K?<1 Heald-idke Humor on Her Head Trouble* Cured by (Jutlcura. "When my little Vivian ?w?? about six months old ber head broke out in boil*. Hbe bad about eixty In all and 1 used Cull' cura Soap and Cuticura Ointment wbicb cured ber entirely. Sometime later a humor broke out behind Iter ears and spread up on to her head until it was near ly half covered. The humor looked like n scald, very red with a sticky, clear fluid coming from it. This occurred every spring. I always used Cuticura Soap and Ointment which never failed to heal it op. The lost time it broke out it becwigd so bad that 1 was discouraged, JJut 1 continued the \we of Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Resolvent until she was well and has never been troubled in the Inst two years. Mrs. M. A. Schwerin, 07* Spring Wells Ave., Detroit, Mich., Feb. 24, IpOq." Potter Drug & Chem. Corp., Sole Propi, of Cuticura Remedies, Tioston, Moos. Exhaustive olaservation is an ele ment of every great achievement.- ? Hponser. Ii'KKh 'IV* ha O utile. Owners' uam??, urleci, farm*, ? ranches, volouli^Uon tract*; buy from owuer<s diivo contiiilbaJotut. luventoiV Oulilx, CoIiiiuIjui, lex. ITCH CU RED DR. DAVID'S SANATIVE WASH U guaran teed to Cn*\> any case of Itch In half hour if used according to directions, Show this to per sons having Itch. If .vour dog lias Scratches or Mango David's Manative Wash will cure hltn at once. I'rlce 50c a Bottle. It cannot be mailed. Dell vered at ycur nearest express office free upon receipt of 75 ceu ts. _ . ?? t)wem Minoi'Druf C?., Klcb?i?1i4i ^S. SHAFTING. PULLEYS, BELTS LOMBARD IRON WORKS. AUGUSTA, 6L Callous the bowels with harsh cathartics, and you'll need physic always. Help them gently, 'with candy Cascarets. and you'll need them rarely. Once learn the difference and you'll never take a harsher laxative than these. um Vest-Docket bo*. 10 cents? af <1ru*-?toro?. Each tablet of th? genuine la marked C C C. A Friend In Need There is absolutely nothing that gives such speedy relief in Dysentery, Diarrhea, Cholera Morbus, Cholera-Infantura, Colic and Cramps a3 DR.D.JAYNE'S CARMINATIVE . BALSAM It Is a friend in need, and you chould always keep it in your bouse. Its valuable curative properties have made it a necessity tor both adults and children. Sold by atl druggists at 25c pet bottl* CHILDHOOD 9 BUQBtAH BANISHED Whin ni'ill'?r ??!J C??loi till, /au r<Di<a)> bur it I* li nctlx N?t? I It nmni, tioubl* I .Admluuwi liif C'Mior Oil, tlitkul, ? *m1 iimiI"! (tlliarllo to jreur ?li!U1irn vl?t<1ljr rtcalltyoui airly unhaprlnrM ar..l * r ? s 1 1 k ? o n or m<'tho''a difficult dint. PALATAL, A CREAM OF CASTOR Oil look*, imilli. t.|Ua rond; mikn mnltio '? dnryaaay. Cblldrrnllek tb? apoou. jjc. JLl I drill (Ilia f r mallad I MURRAY BRUO'O tOLUMIIA, S. 0. ' *0. A ?0. *?IOLINA AOINTI {C I A 9 6 1 F IE "A gy 5 "7 ' 8 g ME N I *i 1 IS I) Ui'A'J'ION AI? /1LAKKMON T COLUM* jftokor& N.d <ilrl< Hi-boo). Healthful Location. 'JYarher*. Moderate Ual<;?. J.L.Mt'urii V, I'rM. #68 to DM I 1 1 .? >? ? Hoard. Tuition mhI ROQW ! Kentat J'lril'MOM' II lO If SCHOOL '/or I the icia on of nine month*. ' Ji is the I .Ml 'and thi' ch?'itpi-fct school in Uit ?tate." K. M. Kooncr. Member of tlio U^Ula- !i tur??. "Moat heartily do f ("oinmind the aohool to all who have hoi ib and daughter* to wloj'jM. . ? C, E. Taylor, fcx-pri??id<iit of Wako l''oro?| Colli'*". ' In my opinion tlioro Is no lliyli 8<'hrtol Irj this pari of th? ''ountry doliitf morn thOJOMIfl) cdncatjonal work "r-j:. V?' WeL?l>. M. ??> ''?<* 1 vi- Catalog writ* W. ]), Huhnh, L?wn?ai.* W. C. WANTFn 6 YOUNG MEN AND Wfllll LU 4 YOUNG LADIES.... To prepare for poal lions now avrnitinif theui For full Information, wrltn SOUTHERN COMMERCIAL SCHOOLS. (Jreenaboro WlualoiiNnlcai Or Wilmington, N. C. . > IRTLAND SEMINARY... OAK GROVE, VA. An ld<*al Homo IFt'hool for Ofrls In Westmoreland Co . <kr> miles oac-h from - ? Washington and )<l<-hmond. llbtorlo surroundings. cultured neitrhl>orhood. Chris tian Influence*, extensive prTvala grounds. All braiu'hat taught $150 'or I) month*. Write for catalogue. Iftth session begins Hept H. 19W, Mra. W in. D*hnry Wltl. Prin.. Oftk tirove, Va. 8o7"33-T6tT Dropsy s Retaorei *11 ?w?Hlng In 8toM 4**?t eff?ct? a permanent euro In jo to 60 d*y?. Trinl treatm?*| given free, Nolhihgcan belaf|a? Write Or. H. H. Groan's 8onf. ??Mlallat?. 6*s ? Atlanta, V' THE LEXINGTON HOTEL KlCHMONI>, VIKUIMA. Close to the Depots, Post OfHcc, Capitol fquare, Wholesalo and Ketall sections. EVERYTHING KIR8T-CLA88 RATES REASONABLE Restores Cray Hair to Natural Color/ RIMOVII DANDRUFF AND SOURF Invigorate* and prevent* tho hair from (ailing off. For lilt bjr Diunilm, or Bant Dltoct by XANTHINE OO., Richmond, Virginia *'te? (I P?r lottl#; Sample Bottlf " sc. Stnd to' Circulars AVORLD WEARS VnM-Jfffi.W ^300 SHOES S35d $4.00 and (8.00 Bbo?a ft 00 ? nd (1 CO ibwi !?*?' Show ?too u 91 oo W. L. D0UGLA8 8H0E8 are Bettor Value for thfl Prioe Than Ever Beforo. Tlie onixllty. worhmnnililpanrt style eannot 1* excelled, A trial ii nil that U needed to eonvlnoe anyone I hut W, l? ])oniila? ?tioe? hold ih"lr (ilinix*. fit better and wear lon?iT than oilier make*. \V . I? Pounlai repntAtlon for the U?t tli.wi that inn b? MOdttrM for tho prior 1? world wide, llo Mandi hnek of every pair and jniaran: eei full thIuo 10 the wearer. OACTION, ? ?h>? W, I.-. )>onr)<< n?*?? tn4 tho |iHr? 1? *tAmp?4 on '*>? bottom. TAKE NO BUBITITUTl. Shoot for Kvcrr Mnmlwr of the Family, Mon, Tloya, Woin?n, untl Children. WJier**er yon live, W. I,. DoniitM ?ho?? ure within Jour rM*cn. If your itrnlir cannot flt yon, wrtt? tot lail Order Catalog. W.L.DOUULA8. IHooMot>-M*a?, SAFETY RAZOR AT LOW PRICE. SUPERIOR TO BEST SOLD AT ANY PRICE. The smut l prloe is made possible by the fir eat demand for this Razor. The small profit on^ each aggregating as large ? sum as tf we sold fewer at a greater prloe. The benefit is the consumer's. The Blade Is of the finest steel, scien tifically made and tempered by a secret procese--and the blade, of ooursa, la tho Impor tant part of sny Razor. Tho framo la of aatin finish, silver plated, snd "angled" oorrootly for safe, quick snd olosn shaving. Tho tough bearded man flnda this lessor s boon; ths soft bosrdod man finds It S delight. Thaso blades can be stropped. t Buy one snd you<wlll recommend It to sll your Mends. That la tho beat toot ef sny article. 25 cts B * spsolal box. poatsge stamps Sf SSSh brings If prepaid by msll In 5 extra, BLADES 25$: Writ* nam* and full adtfraaa vary plainly. book riiBLUHlKO BOVIB* M* Uonarrt tttrcct, If, V. City, jZLftttffi ?'? mB iy*": * - '

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, August 13, 1909, Image 4