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toa^mrut of uu liiiiut iiM* tin fminf litvlil*
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ink’ 00 plait'. Win'll I lu’fln iurii urrlvi d,
Imlf tlm baHrnmul, or prni tifally lutlf
tlm liliK'k. wax in tlniiit x, l>ut on ncoount
of tlm tiri'jirixif ronatriiction of tlm
IniililiiiK' tlm tire wax coulimxl to tlm
liasi'incnt | art. r
The buM’incnt was ocrnpicd liy a
straw hat jnuunfnoturrr, ami the cap
tain c.f No. 2 lire patrol (dim of tlm (irst
oonipanit’S to arrive) felt sure tin re
must lx’ a sulxs’ilar storu! with a most
jx-rislml lo stock. Ilf w to reach it Im-
foni the llrenieti heuan to throw water
upon the tire was the (|nestion. It n tiii-
well niftb inipossihle to net into the
loisenn iit thniuKli the n nplar entraneex,
Mini to venture in while the lire was
||S it WHS SIS'Ullxl illlllOSt flllllhar-
«ly, hut he ilet* nniuul to n iwh tlm eel-
Jar at any m>t nml tim[ out what it
nxitniixxL After wuxnlerahle effort he
•ueixsslixl in making an rtitruiMv on tlm
north Milo of the l>uililiii|t (I bo main
Ix»1t iJ tire wax mi the am.lh mill, and
|[ro|*ii^; hi* wav thri>nnh the *:i*oke ami
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a-l.i<1 |lm hruuettf. |*l4lie|ii^ into tlm
mirror.
“t »f eonran ho hasn't," anht thelirhh*.
"He is |M>rfix'tty (’not.il lo me. V*h>.
onlv the day before y Xfenlajf _he eaiiK
liuck after I’.i' had pine four bloekx ti
kisx me unrx’.liy, and —
••Still," said the brunette, "a vveel;
npi he wnnliln't have forpitten to ki
you pxxlby when Lo weut out the liivt
tiino,” \
; "Hut he hadn’t fi.rpitten, dear..
Wlirre was I? Oh, whi n I inarriid Kd-
pir of eonr.i' I exixitnl that he Would
make me p* rfn'tly happy, So ’—
“.Yes, and you cxpcctnl to mal e him
•perfi rtly happy, t<«'," broke in the
blouil. •
“I had already, dear: I had inarri-d
him. I u< ver i .jx'i teil I im to tm at me
brutally within u imnitli, just be
cause”—
“It couldn't have Im n a milllmry
bill i.ln i*ly—wax it?" tlMm.’rhtfully
asked the brum tie.
“Oil, no! I’apn bas just jsiid for the
huts in my tnaiss. an, and iiianinut says
she wonldn’i i'Vi ir dare to ili* 1 jiot n*>w
—welt ome ns tie'«jui» t of fTi** jrmve
wo id lai—Uc..um' i f tho • \js io** of a
coffin."
LI. ud.
It w
y^r rvt«y t*%r* c««f^
Umiii'Jwwrut.
A f* fl»U#rf rffdiUninwg m»m
|*HrH|ibnnc *riuL aixi nud
lr%n than jVof
Potash,
will inerrase thr crop and im-
provo tho land.
Our tsHiUx tell all ntiout the subject. They
are tree lo any farmer,
GEKMAN KAI.t WORKS.
j3 Nx.mu Si., New York.
who have honorably and' ptiselfislily
turiied mit work not slovenly finished,
ns the public prclVrreil, but fashioned
i:ml ] (li.-hi d iu nceordamx: with the
l:iw^ , *aml tnylit'ii.ns of the art. Hut I
ant liiiuiid to eonfexs that I see and L
«li cplt d* plere a relaxation i f this iio-
ble z*wl in xoine of our youngest eiv.ftx-
men.lM'L'.vr that Mimetliinp’ i f the lax
ity i*t jiublie ta le Lax invadul tle ir
private wor!v>ho|ix and that they are
apt to say to tin ium Iti s*”tl at irci.ml
rate writing is 'pixsl i uouttli’ for the
palli hirs. Wlu aevi r t ste it Ix'ld'y
pul fortb that 'the matter* is evi rythiuff
Hud the ‘manner’ iiotliinp that to write
with cere ii an‘uffect.itn il’i.r an ‘arii-
fav.’ that style may tak" rare • f it.-* If.
•ml that ’LiicliMrtcfwd freedom’is the
if a wriier then'
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w hen u»l ed fur It. H. vi ral Fn iieh
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no other origin.
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tho uauio. 'Ne chunv i pas do muu nu|
veut, hit with a little smartness and
the help of th(< chai.colliir^s offleo
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Help or tlm ctiauccllor'K oCIco the
difficulty emild bo pit over. If thenamo
bcKim with I'e, which is the particle
indicative of nobility, it was an easy
matter, the only thi11'^necesMtry bein*'
the separation of the initial syllable
from the rest of the name. For instance,
M. Dejamaro hceame M. do Lamare, .M.
Delestrade was transferrin, d into M. do
Lostrade and M. Dcrvilley signed “ D’Er-
villey. ” But tlic operation heeanie *
little more tr'iublesome when the namo
wax a very connnotiulaeo one, such ax
Durand, UegiianU or Dup* nt. In that
case the name if a town v a political
divbioii was added, ami tli^p nth'm..n
calixl liitnsclf Dupf iit de I »ure * j - i'.o '
Kcmonrx, Kiguault de Saint - Jean d'Au- |
p ly, Dur.unl do Komunuilui, and so i
! forth. *
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ihM do* t**red ton n,m h l« not 11*1*1* In
w*«knc** nr dl*f*w, eviMpt In rare
It I* •liu*ie*l tmek ol ■•i*l very
, el*,M* to th** hlmjiler, thnrelorn any
pain, dl*ea*n nr Incniivcnlmc** maid* j
1 ie«te«| III the kidoev*, lixek, bladder or
I urinary pa*»age t* olleii, by ml"take,
jatlr iliute*l lo lelliale Meaklieri or womb
[Trouble ol Mime sort. Tho error I*
e.'i*lly made and may bo easily avoided.
Ti* tind o*it correctly, set your urine
Inside for twenty lour hours; a sedi
ment or settling indicates kidney or
bladder trouble. The mild and tin* ex-
tritmdinary effect, of Dr. Kilmer's
S";tiiip*-Koot, tho jjr^at kidney and
bluddidi, reinedy is soon realized. If
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TREASURER’S NOTICE.
Ibirnwell, II , S. )
.''epteniber ITtli, l''!i7.t
The Books will t.e open at the Court
lloir»c fur t he oolleetloi> of taxes w irh-
(int penalty from ^to'kMli of Oetolierto
IbeJIstof Devembmxafler wliieh tiuta
Ki |>t r cent. pemfflc^M allaeh to tt»e
l'ilb of Jaiiiury, l>'.is, at which tlm*
eXeeiilioiis will lie i*«tie«J.
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New Home
. —AND—
OQ DOMESTIC
q Saving Machines.
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/-For Citsh or on I nstullments—Or in Exchange for Old Mai hines.-^
In addition I handle the New Ideal and New Climax—J.ower J’rieed Machine
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Needles, Oils and Attachments for any ant! all Sewing Machines.
First-class Itepai ring done .at short notice.
Calls made in Aiken, Orangeburg and Barnwell Counties.
For Brices and Bartioulnrscall on or write to me and prompt re (dies will he mad
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Ky this tunc the carpnnt* • that hod
n>(*4td«xl to tlo* atsamd and tbinl
alur^is wilt ont were ai work, a* well
as tin* roui|«iuie* that had been ordeml
into the basement, and the uir in the
< ellur was not u.s plen*ali^|ix when the
(upturn had lirst diwivudoii The lira
bad begun to “settle," and tile sc.bcel-
Jar wax tilled with n thick, murky
•moke, while a constant, scalding (hip
was fulling from the ceiling
In dux dint, stiffing atmosphere tho
patrolmen went to work with a will,*
spreading their waterproof covers over
ease after ease of valuable stock, while
overhead they could hear tho roaring
and cracking of the flume*, the splash
ing of the many streams as they were
dashed about, ami now and then a dull
E nish as some In uvy pirn, of. masonry
vas emu Lied away by the heat. These
••Mere conditions under which few uicu
Would care to lalmr.
At any moment the fire raging iu tho
txisciiii'Ut over tlwir heads might get
l*ryiajd the control of the firemen Isit-
iling with it. and. sprending. cut off all
luetui* of excapc. or tlic ktcrl an*! iron
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Sun c/4f and Civil t ngintm
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Da. J.H. E.MILHOUS
Surgeon Dentist,
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Mr«*it**f* I** I
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11* leu a k ttiT, telling h* r h**w hajk—
lir.ppv 1 was. Boor, eoiifiding creature,
1— .
“My gix’diesH. wasn’t In’ nt work?
Had he slipped ouf to the eltlh, or"—
“lie was at wi rj(. Al out 11 he rnme
out w ith Hie tlesi;:n of a p ter that he
Kiid wci'.ld be bi- masterpiece. Ob, it
■vyus weinlcrfuL all gm n and yellow,
ar.d to save your life you eouldn't tell
the toji from the bittoni, so it is sure
to make n great success. ’’ '
"But 1 don't see how Iwlgar was
brutal to,you. He"—
“I said, ^Ob. Edgar, to think you can
do such lovely tlungs and I can’t help
you a I'iJ.’ v I!e r* plied : 'My darling, it
i is all due. to you 1 hadn't an i lea for
I it until after I had eaten that “second
' piece of pie, and if t live until morning
all 11 A' World shall Fhow that you alone
, urc my impiration.'’’—Elisa Arm
strong in New Y* rk J urual.
I !trii«.xl*l«* Jral.iuky*
"It fills um with •my." n tuark*d
the uir.it who want*, t u upt»'iiitui**ii.
I "tn mi* the it Is*• II* y ttvilguig to ht*
< that tlatHbrMUN lougn
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L. A. EMERSON. Tr
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mg oth* r» F* r * ur )<u
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> tiff.it in r*arvi«t I! ttrry Safa*
'iU'\ |*l|*| Vt • •ill* MLaTVflittA
K.f*. ROtt EX.l.pimr
ml Manager
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tipopral t illier : ( hat
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lliat thrive* in Hindustan. For indi.tn
yellow we nn* iinlebtid fit the cam* I.
and f* r sepm to the enttletish. TIk* hit-
t* r is an inky fluid the ti-h di-e'.iarges
wlnu attack, d in nrdir to Bake the
water ii|i«i4|ti(*. The vivid erii st ns, car-
mines and reddish purples are all fur-
nislud by tin* eoehiui ifl insis ts, 'ill*'
beautiful ])ruxsiaii blue is nehieved by
fusing horses’hoofs and oth* r refus**
animal matter iu a strong solution of
]K)tassiiiin eiirbom.te. N’ermilii'ii is from
the ore ,tinmil.ur, gambogo from the
yellow sap of a tree in Siam. Bister n
the soot of wood a; lies, amfraw sienna
is tlic natural earth from the vicinity
of Sii na. Italy. Uir In r is also an earth
foiled close fv Umbria.—Table Talk.
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Anu rirau and i'nglisli tonrists who
visit* d Belli, in Austria, rm fitly were
cuufn ntid with tlic following uotiee * u
• xiguls urd (iviTtlie dixir of one of the
h*'st( llii x of lb** jihux*, “To tbe gentle-
Ulan.-* laighuid* is awl Am* rn am rs, hero
Mf«u |sx*'ni*' uumw." Upon tmjiury it
was 1* at ti* *1 that the }iur|*<f1 of lit** sin
1 gnl tr *|i,m wa* tb-t th*- |<r>*t*»i< t*#of tto
1 |»!a** bad ti*uk* y* to hi wbi-h w*t*
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virtue. —Niuetivtith Uvutury
• Irlsli lu tli«* Sltlrenlh I .'iilury.
They live iu huts madcof straw. Tho 1
men are all large lsi-!i. d. and of hand- j
xouie f* atun x and limbs, and as active
ax the r*'e deer. They do not eat opener
than once a day. and that ix at night,
and that which they usually Cut ix-btrt-
ter w i\li,i)::teu bn ad. They drink sour
milk, for they have no other drink;
they (baut drink water, altlguigh tt is
the tx-st-* in the \yurld. On teait days
they eat some flesh half cooked, with
out hnad or sjitt, as tliat is their cus
tom They' clothe thenti Ives, according
to tlu ir hdbit, w ith >nght trousers atal
short, 1 "use coats of very coma* gtmt's
hair. They cover 'themselves with
blankets and wear tlu ir hair down to
their ( yes. Tiny are gn nt walkers and
mured to toil The most of the women
are vi ry beautiful, but badly got up
Tiny do not wear more than a ebentisu
ami u blanket, with which tiny rover
th* lUNchcx. and u lim n cloth, much
douLltd. ow* r tto I < a*l Mini tlid in
front Th* y nre great worl.tT* •ml >
j b**c« ll''-t*evk, afttr tb* tr fk»l»N*i — j
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i fv ll'.ii.il *11*1 SutUliiiil. .0**1 will tnak* J J- !
| iKlitiiieiits to in,, i piin«-i,ys ni uey ol uMf.l
> otinty t*<» i:s <*r i nil ut their r« si*,) ii* c*. . •
* I .mi a lull graduate of I'iida.l* Ipt.i* Is nta*
l off. ge; have li«ol s« \( iilt i-h yrun*lU-tiv*' pro*
(I ill eX|N'rit lie*'. Ulld can pleas* you 111 tp.ailf
of work and **rn es.
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fxuiiis on S. A. I.. mid C. A: l> Kailwar, and
i at Spartanburg with Jliiutln'rii Badway
K<»r any infiirmatiou nlanve to ticket*,
rail s, set.* did* s. ele., lulilress,
X\ . J. ( It A tl i, lieu. I’li'-s. A grid,
F. M . NOKTII. 6*4)1. Agent.
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