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Ajirrlal bar- (rain* rn b* had nn Monday* and fridaya I har« Jnat rKaraml fmm N*w York wllh a car load lot of the dnev varlrtin of RooiU from which yon ran arlart any artld« you wlah. Call nt oner and accn'* iHirnalna. ' Caan n r«« Wona NATHAN BLATT, m • «a ‘'WS mP 4HM* Rr **mrw ■Mk Iknof 09" ♦ • * * »>|» *»■ mm mm*% H m— m*** \ 9 99^ •*» •# 90 4/000009 *♦ *0d 00990 It It 99*900*^90 tMt»% «4 %*9$ * *mm9 $%0> %&06t$09 ^099990900 #• ^P<P4HB 90 |•NHpMfclPii!•>•>*• MMI«» KmmI ivi flHi Ip ppfifNH, |if ‘Jhe Splcpdid Success OF— The Season of 1897 HAS AGAIN CROWNED 6LENN SPRINGS THE QUEEN OF ALL SOUTHERN SUMMER HE- SORTS WITHOUT A RIVAL. I atirlbwMn! in fmtai* wwah Ifwobl* nf anM* an ft. r H* fff.»r |a raallf mad* and may b* raailr a«nM#d, To lln«l out vorrwrlljr, »*t joor urlna aaldn for twnntjr four hour*; a aadl* nirnt or anltllnK Indirair* kidney or bladder troutdn. The mild and tha as* traorillnarjr effect of Hr. Kilmer’a Hwamp-Kool, the great kidney and bladder rmu«dr I* anon reili/.cd. If you need a medicine yon rlionld have the hear. At druggint* fifty cent* and one dollar. Yon may have a rumple boRlM and pamphlet, both aent free by mail. Mention Tint IIarvwki.i. Pro- ri.K and aend your addrvaa to Dr. Kil mer A Co., Illnghanyon, N,Y. The proprietor of thi* paper gnaranteea the geii jineneas of thla offer. SPECIAL SEPTEMPER RATESOF POARP Now offorNl 9 pliiHnv Hi % hpw<h1 Hraltli and Hoaloml Vi^for Mitli* in eaaV rrarh of all %%lioai % ava- ar 0 Utm* n«MMl tunitiK up l«» hnivrly wiiIihIiiimI ibr riifur* of winlrr. - 0 MM. • Sp»* p 4 REWARD. The State or Softh Carolina.) KaRNWELL f/Ofntt. ) We the undesigned cIMnena hereby agree to give the amount opposite our name* for the capture w ith proof to convict the party or fiartlea who rmur ed the home of T. C. 1‘eoder and atol* therwfr.im one gold watch. No. of watch and watch chain, on* < nlt’a Improved nkrhle plalnd pl*U»l ft al •f. 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With the reel of it 1 intend to take a trip to Now York. 1 haven't l**eii down there in a year, and I'm jnet about due for aomo fun." Tho game oontiiinM to wear on, ami tho other players cureed their luck be neath their van on a 1 Troths. It came to bo midnight, and 1 o'clock and 2 o’clock, and tho game was still in progress. Tho two men wero still win ning. Nothing conld stop thorn. At 8 o’clock everybody wa« tired, and it was decided to quit Tho table in front of tho two lucky men was con-rod with claps. Tho banker poshed hock his chair and said. “I am ready to Bottle, gentlemen.” It didn't take long to settle with tho men who had not been larky. Then it came to be tho torn of the lucky one*, "flow much ha to you gut, Jim?'' aaked the hank.-r. "Three hundred and forty." replied Jim. "And yon. BUI’” "An^wm «M ” TV* t wk n aNp ti AM nun* Agnrtng TW* h* A fe*u mu ad ft,* pnrh*e* and yu •' i mmu Ihm wfcM* •Pya ad fngau IV , Jh • MM* Manas*-• *• ** • ^*iu Ml ft* tMi 9m VMft <d Am* tuMfMBMam Ma* ■ft*Id MM pk****! «*»aa»*-f k>|m a |PMt •ft*. M%Mh 0 e*u»»t * •AM*auta*UL n mud* Mu *Mm|u Wy fhu * ftmtft' * *u *Atm nuy. ihe—mian tmek Wwrda «d amnw a* M dtanpp**r**i TWn*- wan tunrh ra^ in— Id g> t thu hah* haptianl hut it Mwnld ha at.ilea hy thu fain**. If It died an rhrtatcood. It wand, red tM*w.mda and aid Mary pUrea, lamonting Its melan choly fatv\ and waa often to ba acun. 8uch ohlldmi wore called "tarona. ” Allan Hainsay, yi hia "Gentle Hhep, herd," describing Manse, the witch, aays of Imt: At ml.lniicht hour* o'er the klrkyael the rare* Ami houk* unchrl.teuoU wean* out of their grave*. It was considerod a snro sign of ill fortune to moution tho name of an "an- christenwl wean," and even at baptism tho name was usually written on a slip of paper, which was handed to tho offi ciating minister, that ho might bo tho first to prouoanco it. Grout caro was taken that tho baptismal water shonld not cuter tho infant’a eyes, not becaase sach a mishap might rewnlt in wailings loud and long, but booaoao tho sufferer's fntnro life, wherever ho went .and what ever he di.t, would constantly be vaxed by the presence of wraiths and specters. If the baba kept quiet during the r.-ve- nv.ny, the g.aadp* uuamod ovit it as destined to a abort life ami per bap* not a marry on*; hcLe*. to usturt a ary. Um wunun who raerlvud D from tbu faihrv It roughly or urr fw.iiB w %iv, ftiwM# mm mmmm ERE Mei (ERbeB ill l*» 4A4HMI ijub t*. 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And frar my tongue tied utterances Checked, Macbeth relates his csperienco as fol lows: Why do I yield to that Kturgestlotl Whoso horrid imne- doth unfix my hairt And again in Hamlet wo rend: I could a tain nnftld whoso lightest words Would harrow up thy soul, freeze thy young blood, i Make thy two ayes, like stars, start from their sphere*. , Thy knotted and combined heks to rart And each particular hair to stand on end. Like quill* upon the fretful porcapiue. Similar instances of “hah- raising" being mentioned in literature could bo mnltipliml. but the alaire are Kaffieieut, even uithout arieutifle rofroboratian, to prrrre that the )>h.-u-iUM.n.iu is not a freak nf tb« imagiaation. 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TV- growth of anm* very rapidly grow ing plant* and the opening nf auvne flow- erv, anch aa the vronipaiw plant, ran be Iw-nnl direct by nu-amt of the micro- phontv Dy tho bImwc means it has lio-n provwl that plants grow moat rapidly between 4 and C a. m.—New York Jour nal Kept Her Wnrd. Two young ladles were walking in the woods one day, when they were accosted by an old and much shriveled gy psy, who politely offert-tl to show them their husband's faces in a brook which rr.ti n«-nr by for a slight remuneration. 8o, paying the sunt, they followed the hag to the br<s)k. os they were very curious to see how she could do so wonderful a thing mid also anxious to see their fu ture huahaudu But iuatend of licholdittg the farra of tbc men they so fmitlly hoped f«» they aaw tbrtrowu. "Wa ran aa* twdbiag bat our own facm," aaid bm* "Vary trna. jprm," aeplt**! tb*-aa MmM**m faatmm Mb*. 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"Yes,” answered tho host; "that is exactly what I can do, for I was appoint- cd ouo of the viewers to lay out tho road nnd have just returned from tho performance of that duty. ” "That is fortunate. What do you call tho distance?” "Well, the distance on a straight line, whir’ii wo first ratt, wns 75 miles, bnt on our war back wo discovered and mark ed another line which waa mnch near- AT." Tho two travelers had each spent acme yaara in tba atady of aarr eying and wara muae tv Wua amaard at tba idea of a lia* ab<ata> I baa a atraigbi liaa ba I Ht* TB IHH 0 VVTB ^BjiftkCR tr* «¥,, fRfi $09$ m*v09inVlwf) iBBsti $hm $90900 H%ir R CR«R| AmRhHMHA Rh4 |NB Bbv b*4 iRw HHA Tr«*i» tBRBlHfeH^ Rlfif 009999$ 090 99$9$9H990t/0 99099990 09$ 90$t *94*9*000$ $0990 $9*990 00990$ $9$0 IMRIb^ 0*9*0$ RlH 999999990* '990 $9090 *999$ RRbHIi 90 •BMbB %uMBfl k*aa Mbm Bum b Mt'l ba MW uft ftu* * bam** 00 bnWi mg m*m 11 009$ 9*9 tWHJPI 4>b»«4 9*4 r®li ymu* pmritt mhI BiBtrr#* I lb* yemag eagle, that th* latter parentar A corrr* writer that ho h| bird* ao engaged reluctantly follow: Specialized edc -1 ■ -* * 1 1 '»• 4) ftMft. ibhhRnr *0 fta TW M $9409* 00 9000 90 0090 99$ * 00 9$ 0mm 00 |H0 RiMl $999$ Rl 09000 00m 0 m ^ 099 Rut IIONt R# $0rnf 00 0 $00 *01 TtkwPfRB. Ill iRplf RNHl p$*9$999% $90 patM bad dimptmwd a large wbtm aput, th* nature uf which la haed f*c them to th-lUie. and th* m«v* th*y ivuah tho more unsightly ami tho larger Ibal whito epot grown la then the garnienf kair No, for f.vtnnataly after a few momenta the spot melta away novrf f<5 show ngnin. It waa snow and nothing more. Tho sulphide of carbon in evapo rating takes heat from tho cloth and surrounding air, nnd tho result of that is a sudden lowering of teimperaturo suf ficient to freeze tho vapor/if tho atmok- phero. ' < . Without operating on your clothoe yon may make tho experiment in tho following way: Fill a small vial with sulphide of carbon, taking great caro to do it far from all flame or heated stove. Then close tho bottle with a cork stopper through whichyou have previouslybomf a small hole. In this hole place a pfcoe of blotting paper made up into a small roll Tho paper must roach to tho bot tom of the bottle and about an inch , above the cork. Within 15 miuntes yoa will see the outside of this paper cover ed with snow, the quantity of which I gradually inrrvast*. Tho Uqaid haavtftftf throagh th* purnaof tba paper aa tbc oil at a lamp throagh tba wick. When tt g*m bo tba opea air. it waporataft amd tba wafer nmlatwad ta lb* •arrnMMdiag j almaapb-v*. baiag k*iiMgbt •*> a tsMwar- i ataaa bri>*w B9 Atgima baa ba* a frem** If yM dtvhia «b* pay* r ewMftda 4 tft»» : k**tka kaift aaamft *-m aBftaaa i n> r* than re eratua no thjaht (aught to fly by its adrul informa lb# watched (bo old the yoang engles g them to a height, tion in animals be- S ins late. Tho Is-avor kitten's training oes not begin until the autnmn of tho year in which it was born. Tho old bonvers, which have moved up tributary streams into the woods, or roamed to the larger lakes during summer, then return to inspect their dam aud repair it for tho winter. They then cut down a few trees, and, dividing them into logs, roll them or tow them to tbodnm. The kittens meantime arc put on to wbst in a workshop would bo called a "•oft job." They rut all tha snmll branches and twig* into leuglha and tje^ their share of light transport service, la th* mad palling and repairing of Hia data lb* baavrr ktiirna take ibairabare. Bat I bare la li III* th’UM lhal tb*y do M tmaaMM Ibat* •Idaa* are aa ragagid It I* a MmiaagaatM af Ik* k*at kiad. B* 9009$ *9*99$ 9m/**m0 090 9900 *HMlHR 90* 9 $0$H90 09 9990 hbih^it Rb •**$*$ 99t*9$$999 99$ \ - «** » • m*9$9 0m t* f l Rid. 0 99 99 0*999 9 9^099999 '•hmRmb %b> * *dM mm 00 99 00 0000 9900 * »-*■- TW 4 *a** *a Bat^aM* ■a >U pas oibvtng aeterepaaim aSreagtk. ruar- age tual cdU-a feaueily Tba block car ft*| hair and the raddy akin indicate car I* at nr iron *• >tu*wbat in excra*. a sauguiiM tcnipcramcut, rapidity of Ihoaght and action ami murage fnx|ncntly bordering on rashntes. In live brute creation i« rather chanieter that lias modified eoltv in tho course of the survival of tho fit test Tho timid animal, bird or fishpots- sessing tha most neutral coloring lived longest and left most offspring and so gradually tho conspicuous members of tho family wero eliminated. This neu tral coloring as well as color that changes for protect! vo purposes is tho external characteristic of shyness and timidity, alertness of sense, keenness of vision and scent and. ss-iftnoss rather than strength of limb.—Pittsburg DU- patch. rrlmltlv* >'*mr«. Tit* consternation which aomo bot.v niata have raised in prrmmg lb* duly of abandoning many universally acre •pled plaal aaatr* and ad<gating for g> twral mm aaore pataaHlv* mm* I* V|* I adi ag la a af t*a»aiag |a ks wav Fagf teb kaaMau^v AspMSl* A A 4 ■r 4gir PATtsn A -i - It* Uft#