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F THE ADVOCATE. ... ==? ^ JOHN BELL TOWILL, Editor and Manaqkk j I * i:iiNi:sr wiaaiNs, associate editok. published weekly by the advocate publishing company. (joint stock.) 1 Subscription Price: k One Yeah, $1.00] HI Six Months, (50 tkums, pvyable in advance. ^For liberal terms to advertisers, apply at ollloe. G "od correspondents wanted in Lexington, Aiken and Sale da Counties. _ _ I "Wednesday, Apr., 23, 11)02. It seems as if Senator Sharp has a good lead in the rare for Comptroller General. The rare seems to have narrowed down to Gen. Derham and yen- . ator Sharp. The latt r is not a good | walker, hut we will het on his running i qualities. * * * ? . In other columns will be found the e call of tho president of the lfatesburg j l>emocrat club for the regular meeting 3aturday aftertioon. Wo desire to impress on every damociat in this town and community, the importance ' of being present. Our club is entitled to ten men and the verv best men a- r mong us should be sent to our County t ?- Convention. This is an important time in the history of the party. I.et t the delegates be men who are capable of acting for them selves and who 1 | have the back bone to stand to what j they know Is for the good of the parkv The Avoeate heartily endorses the e movement already begun, to erec t a a monument to the peerless Wade llainp- ' s ton in the city of Columbia. It will indeed hi a labor of lo.e for the daughters of the confederacy, and they will receive the support of all the s citizens of South Carolina. That I.ex- I ington and Saluda Counties will do ' their full shun1 in commemorating " the life of one who umlcj all circumstances, gave him self ami all that he ( rhad for liis native state. Let all our i; peopleJt*espond liberall*- and promptly. / * * * ' ff L. - I < ^ Lkvr.n's I'oiti. vun v. I 1 There is probably no iiicmlnr of the j ^ delegation from South Carolina more : il popular among the Democratic members of the House than is Kepreseula- ' tive Lever, whose Congressional career began at the beginingof the present session. It is generally the opinion of the members who have watched ,] liis contest that lie will retain his seal n and that the couiniitee will report in j his favor. (< A friend of Mr. I.ever, who was in A Washington the other day, was seen at the National Hotel and said that Jlr. Lever would doubtless he given a ' renoniination by the people of his coi.gressionnl district. Although one ol \\ the youngest membets of the II nise, ^ lie said Mr. L*ver li id mi le a ree ?r.i dnring the presentCongress of w hich <: an older member might feel proud. A The speech of He| 11 si litntiv Le ^ verdeliver.d when the bill t est ib- ! lisli rural free delivery was under di-- j. mission in the House, was publishe I in ; full in the Congressional Kccord. The L speech was in opposition to the bill. " Mr. Levee bein g an adv >c.tte of the ' I r istnt system of rural free delivery, ( | a supposed to the contract system. || which the bill prop ises to establish . II B i i i i o. FROM THE PEE DEE, j A, 1$. CAIUJII.K IN Till. I.KK CoiNTY LSAIXiK. U. X. (Juuter, E-up, Assistant At- : torncy-Goner.il forth Stale of South j N< Carolina, paid our oilier a pi 'usaut . ' call or. Thursday. Mr. (Junter is a , prominent candidate for Altorra y~ ' ^ General, and i- an able leg.il atlvisor. [? We have known his family at It.itc - us burg for several years, and to one who l:> doesn't, wd tak pleasure in introdue. 1 ^ ing Col. 4'\." He is an indefntign* | p hie worker, conscientious, tlignilied. | He is also Secretary of the State liuii- li ocratie Executive < ouuiiittee, am! a" while here put i.hl> mocralie mechinery of l.ee County in motion. It i fa Max (ii Philadelphia. rf( The Northern people have almost a n, sacred regard tor robins. The IVnti- ho 83'lvania la rs do not allow them killed t li? at any time, and eve i if that, not so. I j ,,01 believe many of these people would p(-| think it a sin to kill a robin. \Y<-ll. um a robin is a pretty tiird, and entiles to ,.S( cold regions to herald I heap)Touching rr, spring. His movement s are > > grace (ja) ful, and his songs so bewitching, that (,.r I do not blame any line for letting him j (he alone, but, as a friend said. I would mtM ' ike to have some chicken-pic ma lr of .,|a, robin?. t ho As in the Sou'b, so in IVniisy Ivnuiu lha in regaid to March weather, Wind ! pre blows, snows, rains, shines, rains i ha\ blows, rains, shines, and keeps 1 n I /.in keeping at it. Despite it :.ll, March liax inarches on, and April will soon be hut here. bin Prince IHnry was here recently, but n<" I did not go down street to see him. s:,r J goes she crowds did not miss me, ,u'r ant! Ml 0=5=^ 1 We are Youi We PLEASE (JIVE For your fain For your coffee, * " lour, grits, sugar an >f eatable goods and Vyillllll'U llll3orn, wholesale and "Zee OolcL : Wo will bo pleased lies and gentlemen. we soli for cash. Youi - ?Sj aid. 1 her*lor*, I ?!ic? not insult t lie j xerman nation. There is too much Is leroworship these days, with b it lit- i lo of the hero in it. In New Heaven here will be no heroe*, except Christ, f primes go there and I hope they all lo we in ty got t > see Hit m as they are. >onie people are veiled with too nui h artlily glory for o.u to e itch a gliniisj of their real selves. Max. Our Saluda Letter. The regular teachers meeting will he eld at Saluda on April, 2<Uh, and the ollowing qlestion are suggested for liscussion: 1st. Should A rithmetic he taught at he school house under the supervision if the teacher, or a< i? now done at lome under the supervisions of some , me else? Speakers; Messrs Doru and Slgin. I'ud. linpoi tance of home Discipline, , Ti'sesEva Padgett and Leila Atta- | vay. \!1 teacheis'and trustees are request- I d to meet us on that day. Teachers < r urged to attend, as this may la* the ast meeting of the association IV-r this I esston. i The summer Institute will Ij??lieltl as 1 snl at ilii' county stat. Mr.C. W. Soliee. charged with asault ai.d l attery with er.tent to kill ias demanded a preliminary examir.a*iyn bcfari1 Magistrate Wise ami \\ edes lay m xt lias been lixeil upon for , he hearing. Mr. 1> zie Mobley, who was to sick | 0 alt nil bis mother s burial is yet conineil to hi* oed with pneumonia. The condition of uncle Matt Smith ['mains uneahnged save that he iralnaly giowing worse and all hope it' Ins r< cove-y is now abandoned, lis leg is now cold very cold lrotn the nee down ami the outer surface of lie entire member almost black. Uncle Jacob Gibson alter twoweekDiifiueuient to his room with bis secnd ca-e of CSripp.* for this winter, is t ble to be out again. I The county dispensary board have " urehasepa beautiful (5ary safe for 9 epenscr Lindler, a good and timely 1 1 vestment. ' it a x" i> J i' a Y Kok May Tmh.m ok Covrt eo. C. Wheeler. Giles Chapman, . I'. Iterri ?k, J. II. Snddath, | . M. Wert-, W. E. Hodie, . It. Ilallmin, II C. Hodie, ^ . A. Attaway, I.. M. Crouch, . H. Hryaiit, Augustus Powell, . S. bhealy, .1. II. Wat-on, Slieppo!<1. it. C. Grilfitli, '. P. Whittle, T. A. Del.oneh, ' v Pet tit Jnry. ,N . M. Cromer, NV. P. Allen, ('. P. S iber, Pieli Holly, " '. A. Webb, Id. W. Padgett, ? . P. Lake. Jtobt. Pliinkelt. * . .1. Padgett, .1. B. Coleman, ' A. Car.?on, .1 S. .lennings, regg Wise, It, Davenport, " P. Hu/.h.;rd t, .1 T. "erloiig, ''' . G. Wright, P. II- Pollard, 11 P. Hoi'ie, M. M. Ilarr, '' C. Crouch, L. A. I> -an. ike llair, Calvin Cutnev, 1 arry C. Strotlur, .1. (). PaGrone, H . S. K nt hi, M, I). Long, A. Perry, J. S. Cullueatli, 1 I. StiP, '1'. T. Perry, . I. Berry, .1 It i Salter, I . I'.ai I. M ....... s 'iini.il .uuit.il', Wiiy siiori.i> lt.\ i Ksitritc Nor iiavk A I MSI'ESSAll Y. >li? iiis.' an ;iri icle in l lie Adv. e ite of st wi-eli oppo-ing (he establishment a dispensary in Batesbiirg, al> > iuiigning tin- motives of tlie men a ho Ivocate its establishment, I desire! ay through your enliiiuii?, t!:oii> of ' who are lis eh impious and desire see one lo'Mied here, do appreciate 1 ?j e value of upright citizenship and in doing we ar perfeelly willing t* ? ide by the vciee ol the people of our I wn, expressed at the ballot b >x. seems to me t but every ot li-r honest ^ d upright eit <i iti st'oul J lu willing aer ird to his fell ?w citi/..*n the same nscieiith us motives that lie claims him jell'. The people of South A n limi Icive expressed t'?eiii selves 1 ieateil!y in an over whelm ng manr, in favoring this I uv, They have nored the man who accomplished estaliiishinet t el their measure in ^ state. There are a number of disisaries ill the various towns through . I his state and wherever they are /? iililished, the record show that geiiI s: I i-fact ion lias been the result. n it he s.iid that I hi > is morally betlIiiiii a number ol towns who have j) se dispensaries; are the young ii and people generally c I this " re easier ltd into temptation tl an se of other towns? Is it possible t there are men in Batesburg who fer I .i\ing blind tigers abound :.nu f|| e the young men and hoys patronig tin in a'ler the shade* of night e covered the earth : Probably so, f ?r our part we would rid Batesg of blind tigers (that they are here _ ie can deny) and ciitablish a dispeo r y where the rate of liquor will be I 1 ording to law and where the town I state would receive t'leir uhare of 1 vdZOTTO! ig ?^ are Willing US A OALL. uy groceries; meat, meal, lard, id any and all kinds 11 11119. ware, liay,oats and retail. XDrimJsis." I io serve both laWc sell cheap. rs very truly, the profit, instead of tile uvgro tiger and unprincipled white men enriching lheir coffers by illicit trafficing. I* it not easier for our boys old anil young to buy liquor as above in Heated than to get it by a process of law. The people cou'd see that the letter of the law was adhered to if v.e bail a dispensary, but how in the name of com- < mon sense can lhere be a curtailment J in itssale by blind tigers. Content- ' plated by a number of our people. The Advocate says we do not need a ! gro^-h >p, that we need better schools to educate the youthful generation. May I ask if tne estnlishment of a dispensary heu? would or could effect the 1 success of the school? \Y e believe the ' establishment of a dispensary would 1 rather tend to lieln the town, drive out blind tigers and 1)0 town would receive j the profhits th it io day are being received by other towns, from the sale of . liquor to tin* people of this very town. I fail to see any cr.se of subtraction or < ti vision in it. The school receives benefits from the dispensaries estab- > lislied elsewhere. Why receive these benefits and not be willing to have one in our toe li. if this question is brought toa test, let every man cast his vote according to his conscientious onviclions and not allow a biased opinion In control his act. Citizens. i i i A rrstM?rcroNRy at \\Tokxek. ' Drs. L, 15. Etheredge ami M. S. J Danlzler w hu have n large practice at , this place, recently diagnosed a case I >f appendicitis, on n patient about live 1 miles from here. The patient was ' young Arthur Ilulto, sixteen years | aid. After trying medicinal means, i and failing to cure; Dr. A. D. Morgan 1 was called in and they operated on .list Saturday p. in. They found that t the appendix han bepin to slough, i after ri moving the pus and appendix, 1 the il doiuir.nl catity was thoroughly * it r gated w it h about live gallons of | stciclizid w.iti r-rctidered aseptic. * The young man ii.is recovered, and hose young physicians should feel high y complicated, after performing such . i graw operation, with remurkable j uccess. This is the first opera ion i f ' lie kind that we ever heard of being p >ei formed in this country. . 12 1 i thia signature is on every t>cx ot the genuine L. Laxative Bromo*Quinine Tablets i u be remedy that rurrs n cold in one day ' t HKTTKU Than Fii.I.X. The question has hi en asked, " In j. rli.it way are Chamberlain'sStoniuehe r ; Liver Tablets superior to pills?" hir answer i.-: TI.ey are easier and nore plcsaot to t ike more mild and , cntle ill efleet llii'j more reliable as j hey can always be depended upon.1 hen they elennse and invigorate tin ^ tomach and leaves tin* bowels in a nat- h ra euiulit ion, w hile pills are ni.*r? V arsli in eir. ct and their use is i ftcn ? idlowed by constipation. Eur sale b\ late, hiirg 1 >i ug <; >, Try 1.'hnmbcrlnin's Stomach;- ij Live 'ablets, t best physic. For sale liv v iteshurg Drug I o. ' I Walk-Over Shoes s;>. ^ueen (Quality Shoes s olb/b Oiotli: UA tree is known li tore by t lie quality ^ v i: have searched t h lave chosen only the lepart meat. Quality is never sn< et t here's a t inie wlu >e had at great redact # vi: have st udied ever n<) know just when t very class of merchai ny reasonable cash o iort unities and have s lent, hut special attei Values that we never dreame*. P to you if you're one of flie u usw yor: * 1 % % HORSES & MULESi A We wiU have at our stables nit Sat urdoy March, 29th. near load of fresh sliiped Tennessee Horn s mil Mules The v?ry bust that mon?y ran buy and ,,s,< will continue to ship and keep on hntih through tin* spiriiK si-a-oii 1 tie best P? Ten tie-see Uorsea mid Mules for this g|l country. WiP. not handle branded or unbroken stock. po Our aim and object is to please our ed customers. 13. L. JONES & SON. 'i(!j EngtUeld, 8. C. en \t ?n III! Mar. 19?luri. wj Insurance! ? Fire, Life and Accident 11 I will appreciate a share of your In- J?r, surance Business. 'J'he New York Di Life, the lileos Falls Fire, the Phot- UP nix of Hartford, (Fire) the Travelers' 1 Accident are conservative, liberal and safe. None ltetter, few equal. |1(( For information address or call on eai me at the First Nut'onal Hank of a" Batesburg. u'' W. W, WATSON, 8- 29 , Agent. so; -4 an prl Deafness, Noises in tlic Head, &c, l'lmitivrly cured l>y Hartlkv'* kah l.oriov. tei rhl? new Remedy iroes rljilittothe actual neat wi >f the illkeMC, ana has effected such reuiai k.ihle Sure* tint the creates) hone is held out to all tulTcrera, no matter how find or lone- landing llei he case may he. (Ink iiotti.k will ('ritk any | military ease, and will he sent securely packed , old post-paid with full dlreetions ami test I uonials upon receipt ml ?\ on. <trder direct an 'rouiJAMi-.S IS. IUittl(Y;iBj StuokdjUe I toad, am outh I.amheth, l.oiidou, KXtll.AND. of rei err gpg*e^Bring us your Job fu iati VVork.f? There is no dethe mand loo small and no ^ srder too large for OUR ^ STOCK OR FACILITIES. T" for ? pa | Th A WORTHY SUCCESSOR At 'Something: Notv Under The Sun" All Doctors have tried to cure CA- ,nt PAHHII tiy the use of powtlers acid rases, inhalersand tiroes in naste form. 1 I'lieir powders <lry up in the mucous ,y nctiibraties causing them toeraekopet ,l1 vnd bleed. The powerful acids usee e" h the inhalers have entirely eatet S iway the sjune membranes that their ea nakers have aimed to cure, while paste? ind ointments cannot reacli t lie dis- un ase. And old and experienced prncti l'i doner who has for many year* mad,- a lose study and specialty of the treatnent of Catarrh, has at last perfected A? iTreatment which when faithfully "sen lot only relieves at once, hut peruiauty cures Catarrh, by removing the ; ."ause, stooping the discharges, and j ''J' Miring All inllatumation. It i>theonly f Mi emedy known to science that actually ! gr caches atrpctyd parts, This wottderfu etnedy is known as "SN1 l-T'l.KS. the if ARAX TE K D CATAKUII Cl'RE" ney md is sold at the extremely low price i vlc' if One Dollar, e ich package contain- | ' ii}; internal and external iviedicme I hay lullicieiit for a full month's treatment I l,r" ltnl everything necessary to it < peifect ,lov ISO SNUFF.T/KS" is the only CAI'A 11RH CL' RE ever made and is now llolj ecognized as the only safe and posiive cure for that annoying and dis- Tril 'listingdisease. It cures all influma- Ti? ion quickly and pernnmll) and is also f((r, vonderfully quick to relieve Iluy Wo 'TiVKR or COJ.D in toe HKAD. * T] OATARHli when neglected often ljoI cads to COX8UMTION SXUF eqa will save you ii you use it Mt one nice. It is no ordinary rer -dy, but a Tl a in1 omplete treatment which is positively guaranteed to cure cure CATARRH u any form or stage if used according l|oi o the directions which accompany mo nch package. Don't delay, hut send | or it at once, and w rite lull particu- f nrs as to your condition, and you will' "r cceive speeal advice front the discov- ( rcr of this wondcrlul remedy regard- j the ng your case without co?t to you he- ,.tu oud the regular price if SX l*f FEES'* I he "(iUAliA.X IKED CATARRH V URK |?s Sent prepaid to any address in the ir.ited States or Canada on receipt ol lie Dollar. Add res Dept. lOKDWIX . C II. KS,k COMPANY, and 233.' larket Street. I'hiladelphi ?. ell t (iimcli's (jnick ltelief. ; con When your joints and bones ache ami Du our llesli feels tender and sore, a 25 ent bottle of Hooch's tjuick Reliel ")ir * 111 x i > r j mi ?|?i h*k rt'ilei. iu?si cure 1 or ?olic. *01 50 to 4.00 Stetson S 2.50 to 00 \N SmUEao/S L:ra-g\. y its fruits"- a roods it handles. * v e markets and best for every [ rifieed for price m the l>est can Jy ul prices. v ~T*y phrase of scientif 0 look for bargians. idise are disposing of i ffer. \vk availed our* cooped a bargain lot < ut ion has been given t 1 of huve been scooped in?not ( p-to-now kind to leg it this \vn K RACKET ) THE HOME tn lngenousTrcatincnt by which Drunkards arc iteingr Cured Daily in spite of Themselves. > Ndxoiis Gnsis. No Wcnk> nr ill the nerves. A I'loiisant anil isitive Cure for the Liquoi llabit. It )? i on generally known und under, jil that Drunkenness is a disease d not weakness. Abody filled with son, and nervescompletely .rhatter hv deriodieal or constant use of inxicuting liquors, requires an antite capable of neutralizing and erudituisr this poison, and dest roy ing the nving for intoxicants. Sufferers iv now cure themselves at home About pulihcity or loss of time friun siness by this this wonderful iOME (JOLDCURK" which lias been rfected after many yearn of close uly* aril treauient of inebriates, le faithful u??e according to directas ot this wonilerful discovery is sitiveiy guaranteed to dure the most slinate ease, no matter how hard a iuke. Our recordsshow^the marvels transformation of thousrnds of 'unK'irks into sober, industrious and iri^hl uien. IV1YKS CURE YOUR HUSBANDS!! 111.1 'KEN CUltK YOt;u KAT11t!?!! This remeds is in no sense a Btrum but is a specific for this disseonly, and is so skillfully devised d prepareu that it is thoroughly solleimd pleasant to the taste, so that can be given in a cup of tea or coft without the knowledge of the peril taking it. Thousands of Drunkdo have ? urei themselves with this iecless remedy, and ts many more ve been cured nnu matle temperate in by having the "CUltK" admintsed by kving Irieads and relatives linut their knowledge in coffee or tea d believe today that they discontitid drinking of their own free will. DO NOT WAIT. Do not be deluded apparent and misleading "improve'tit,'' Drive out the disease at once d for all time, l'li?'MOME (?OI.I> ie" is sold at the ext retnel low price One Dollar, thus placing it within u li of every body a treatment nn.r-j ectual than others costing $25 to $50. il directions at com puny each jt.o'ki. Special advice by skilled physicis when requested without extra irgli. Sent prepaid to tiny part of ! world on reec'Jt of One Dollar.dress Deept. 1,Ed win HA Cum Our Clubbing Oiler. "lie State (semi-weekly edition) and e Advocate for a year, $1.25 six months. Regular price of both ;iers $3.00a year $1.50 for six months, e Tliriee-a-Week World and Tiie voc vTE for $1.1)5 a year, 85 cents for months. Regular price of both pa's $2.00 a year and $1.U0 for six intlis. lie Advocate and Atlanta constitution (wetk1 year $1.75 cents, six months'.Ml cents?TUe locate and Atlanta semi weekly Journal, 1 ir $1.75 six monies 'Jo cents. end-Weekly Journal and The Advocate 1 ir $1..VI, six months 75 coyyts. The Farmer 1 dent and The Advocate 1 year t1.'?!>, six nths C5 cents. IE NEW YORK WOLRI) THRICE* A-W F.KK EDITION. i Goon to Yor as a Daii.y and You Gbt it at the Prick <>s-" a Wekki.y. lodging from Hie reports in the danews papers, it seems tli.it Senator -Liurin made a hit at Anderson last iday.July :11st, l furuUlio* more at the price than any other vspaper published in America. Its news ser L' covers all the glul>e and is equaled !>y that ew dailies. Its reports friuu the Iloer war u not been < xcclled in th iriiuglini'SH and uiptneaa, and with the presidential campaign v in progress it will he invaluaiile. Its politi 11 \i n 11 m It u l\ linporttal. This fact kes It of especial value to you at this titce. you want to watch every move of the great itieal campaign take the Thrlce-a Week rid. If you want to keep your eye on the sta?and they med watching--take the ice-a-Weck World If you want to know all ign developments, take the Thi Ice-a-Week rid. lie TlUlr.o-a Week Woilil'a regular sunscripi is only $1.00 per year. We offer this unah'd newspaper and Tin- A n vocai k together year for $IXA. :ie regular subscription price ot the two rs is $2. 00. lie News and Courier (weekly edi- j ii) and Tiik Advocate fl.75, six nths 90 cents* 'rices will be made upon application other combinations than above. | jacriptions also received ftir any ol ] above papers singly. The rates j ?ted aresiilotly for eash in advance. I'rite to ?>r call on us for good read;. We offer you only The itest. The Advocate, For Stomach Troubles. I have taken a great many differ- i medicines for stomach trouble ami 1 istipation," says Mrs. S. Geiger of ukerlon, Iowa, "but never had a> 'pi'esu.ts from any as front ( hamI it's ^toiuacii A I.iver Tablets." s tie by Butcsburg Drug Co. lioos 85.00 to <5.00 i \ 15. corsets. yS^ COfYHIOHT. I * A. b KIRM.HBAUW * CO* ic merchandising M annfact nrcrs of summer st ntf for selves of many op- | j >f every depart o clothing. i >ne lot but several. {Its J iy. i i | i ' STORE.;: t 1 t | -j-1' Light-Bread, T=P. Beef, ^ Sausage and jH Fish, at the I Green Grocery Store, PAUL SPANS, Proprietor. ' C. J. ETHEREDGE, DENTIST, LKSSV1LLK, - - - - S. 0. Office next door to Post Office. Josh Westhafer, of Loogootee, Did., is a poor man, but h? says lie would not be without Chamberlain's Pain Palm if it cost five dollars a bottle, for | it.saved him from being a cripple. No external application is equal to this liniment forstifl an 1 swollen joints, contracted muscles, still neck, sprains and rheumatic and muscular pains. It has also cured numerous cases of partial paralysis. It is for sale by the Battsburg Drug Co. Acid Iron Mineral j NATURES GREATVWWy Remedy For all Cliionic DISEASES. Dripped out of "GydV own Cont| pound. Cures Indigestion, Dyspepsia 1 Kidney Trouble, Liver Complaint, I m ; pure Blood or General Debility. Used extcnally stops blood, cures sorea of evt ry kind and all skin ellections. Ttie best tonic in the land for a Weakly man, woman or child. "This is to certify that I have been in a bud state of health two years or 1 more, llave taken best recommended | remedies and h..d physiciana attend mc v\ithout any permanent benefit. I heard of Acid Iron Mineral, got a bot| tie and found immediate beneficiary I results. Would recommend it to all j sufferers, Ilespect fully, u.S. S*tk adman, 1 Of the fl in of Stead mar & liiley, i Batcsburp., S. C. I - TRADE SUPPLIED. Acid Iron Mineral Coipy, c" c"> v_^uvui.uiu, o. F-.. l&~ Corrtv pondence Solicited, Foil sai.k at Batksburq by I)r O. ! J. Harris and K. I.. Hartley. A-k to sec a descriptive pampnlet 1 explaining' all. How To C I'RE THE Gill I'. Remain quiet at liome and take Chamberlain Cough Remedy as directed and a q .ink recovery is sure to fol! low, Tint remedy counteracts any j tendency of the grip to result in pneuinonia, wn;cli is really ttie only seriocs danger. Among the tens of thousands ; who have used it for the grip, not one case has ever heen reported that did not recover. For said by Bu'e.-burg Drug Co. l'OU COI OIIS AND COLDS IN CHILDREN. ' I have not the slightest hesitancy in recommending Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to all who are sufferI ing fr oil coughs or colds, " says Chas. M. Cramer, Ksq. a well known wntih J maker, of Colombo, Ceylon. "It has some t wo years since theCitj I>i.-per.j sary lirst called my attention to this ' valuable medicine and I *have repeatedly used it ar. I it has always been beneficial. It has cured me quickly I of all chest colds. It is especially efI fective for children and seldom take more tb in one bottle to cure tliem cf hoarseness. I have persuaded many t to try tin* valuable medicine, and they are all as we'l pleased as myself over the results," For sale by Batesburg 1 )jug Co. Good ! < !< RllK.t'MATlSM. Fast fall I was taken wi'h a very severe attaek of muscular iheumatism whieli caused ine great and annoyance. After trying several prescriptions and rheumatic cures, I decided to use Cliamberlian's l'ain Balm, which 1 bad seen advertised in the South JerseyMl ..I % f * * * * * ......i. .tii i mi ji|ipiu-ni.ions 01 mis remedy I was imi.li better, and after using one battle, I wn.? completely c it red?S.tllte Harris, Salem, X. J. For sale by Katcshurg Drug Co. " A neighbor ran in with a bottle of < 'hambcr Iain's Colli-, Cholera ami Diarrhoea Remedy when inv son was suffering with severe era nips and was given tip as beyond hope by my regular physician, who stands high in his professi in, A I ter administering three .losis of it, my s n regained consciousness and recovered entirely with in twei.tv four hours," says Mrs. Mary II.tiler. o( Ml. Crawford, Va. This remedy is for sale by Batching Drug Co. La Grippe Quickly Cured. ..In the winter of IstH and 189ft I was aken down with a severe attack of what is called La Grippe," says F. I.. | llewett, a imminent druggist of winlleld, I.I. The only medicine I used was two bottles of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It oroke up the cold j and stop the coughing like magic, and I have never sit ee been troubled with I iripp. < liainbt-r).tilt's Cough Remedy ran alwny- be depended upon k> break | up a severe cold and ward olf any] I hroatciitd attacked of pu* umonia. I It i? plea-ant to take, too, which in ikes 1 it 'lie most desirealile and one of the i most popular preparations in use for 1 these 1111 in - nts. For sale by Batestiurg Drug. (.' >. DaxiiER ok Colds and LaGrippk The greatspt danger from colds and ! agrippe is their resulting in pneumo- i lia. If reason able care is used, how- ' ver, and Chamberlain's Cough Reir.sdy taken, nil danger will he avoided. \inong the tens of t Itousnnds who have , ised Ibis remedy for these diseases, we lave yet to learn of a single case havng resulted in pneumonia, which hows conclusively that Us a certain ireventiveof that dangerous malady twill cure a cold or an attack of la trippe in les- tune than any other reatmcnt. It is p'easint and safe to ake. Fcrsaleby Hatesburg DrugCo. k (SOUTHERN I RAILWAY I THE GREAT HIGHWAY | WM OF TRADE AMD TRAVEL. | Uniting the Principal Commercial 9 Centers and Health and Pleasure K Resorts of the South with the ^ | iwuktu, EJIST and WEST. 1 fl Veitlbul* Trtlnc, Through Sluapin^'Curu I] n butwuun Naw York and Naw Orlaani, via Atlanta. R lSj Cincinnati and Florida I'ointa via Atlanta and via I B Naw York and Florida, either via Lynchburg, Danvilla U and Savannah, or win Richmond, Uanvllla and A Ftakarlor Dinln^?Cnr Sorvlca on all Through Trolnii ) ' I Excallant Sarvica nnd Low Urates to Chnrloiton ac? R count South Cnrolinn Iz*tn~-L>tnto and Wcct Indian I Wintar Tourlat Tlckata to nil Ilcsortg r.otv on an!a nt * Far.datallad Information, titeratur t no tal'rt, rata*, etc.. ~ 1 apply to noaro-.t tlckot.agant, or ode cij p 6#:i?r?l PaiiMfrrdfrnt, J. _ai. C?n. Pass. Jigcn*, B Washington. D. C. ..'tfuniu, Ca. A d Vlv. Patsongor Jtgont, L Istrict 'e-c.sx. i C. ..to, Ca. Bevers <&, Kneecs BUGGY AND WAGON WORKS. The best and cheapest shops in the State. | All work done in the best style. Finest Painting done at the Lowest prices known. HORSSHOING BY HE BSHSOR XPR '* IJM THE SOUTH Don't get cheap work done when you can get Fiist-class wcrk at less rrices RIDGE SPRING. - - S. C ???? i Jordan Rolls On 1 Anil ?o do those up-to-date Buggies and Carriages of STEAI>MAX & RIWe beg to annotinee to our friends throughout this section, tiiat we have purchased the ent ire stock of llie Bntesburg Ilutrgy & Harness Co., and have tlie largest stock of the best Buggies and Harness that has ever been to this market. We defy competition as to quality and price. Before buying anything, J get our prices?that's all we ask. " J STEADMAN & RILEY, j 'The Rollers." j VirginiaNCaroliria i Chemical Company, j CHARLESTON, S. C. RICHMOND, OA. ATLANTA, GA. Largest Manufacturers of Fertilizers in the South. Importers of .". . Pure Gern an Kainit, Mu)-*ate oi Potash, Niti-ste of Soda, Sulphate ol Potash. | T. . . ... ii is impors.nt in buying your fertilizers, not I only to buy goods of established reputation and high ? grade, but to buy where your wants of every character can be supplied. 1 We are in position to furnish all classes of MH goods and in such quantities as buyers desire. It will pay you to see us before purchasing. jtddress Virginia'Carolina Chemical Co., Charleston, S. C. Send (or Virginia-Carolim Almanac. free for the For ltent. ... ! I5atcsl>urg Keal-Ij?tate l'or VQBH I ersons desiring to rent the I'.. W. MjEHgM ; McLcnna store building, should apply ( Sale. H i at once, to mEh|H The stori building and two lots of .1. C. GLOVEU, HH| 10. W . N1 cLenna, deceased, is offered XBhBmV Pateaburg, 8. HHHm lor sale. The lots measure 70 feet IKINHBI 1 Something Tliat Will I>o You fr?i?t by 175 f?et deep. SfflHB| (Jooil. appl\ to We know of no wav in wlueli we can CrI.ON EU, I be of more service to our readers than Datesburg, S. C. ? to tell them of something tint will h* j Jan. 8, '02. 1 "l real good to them. For tills reason I I we want to acquaint them with what ????????????????? 3 we consult r one of the very best re me- ' ... .... , ....... ~ ... H ... J . ., Mr. Wliccler (lot Kid of His 1 [ dies on the market for coughs, col ls, and that ularining complaint, croup. Klieiimntisiii. 9 We refer to Chamber! iln's tough "during tlie winter of 189S I was so a Itcmeily. We have u.-a ?l it with rue! hunt in my joints, in fact all over n y good results in our family so long that body, that 1 could hardly hobble I .i nit* oecume a household necessity, around. when ! bought a bottle of h By its prompt use we hiveii't any Chainberlnih's Pain Halm. Froin the |j douht but that it has time and again first application I began to get well, ? preventeJ croup. The testimony is otul was cured and have worked stead, ily all the year ?R. Wl eel -r, North- ? given upon our own experience, and , ? ? , , ' . sj .... . wood, N. T. tor sale by Ratesburg S we sutruest tlie t our readers, especial- " S .1 i .... Hi tig t o. y those who have small children, si- > nays Keep it in their homes as a safe ??????????? guord against t roup.?Camden (S. ('.) Messenger. For sale by Batesburg Their Secret Is Out. Drug Co. All Sadierllle, Ky? was curious to * '????????????[earn t|ie cause of the vast, improveA Good Cough Medicine. ment in the health of Mrs. S. P. (From the Gazette, lowoomba, Aus. Whittaker, who had for a long time, J 1 tlud Chamberlain's Cough Remedy untold suffering from a < is an excellent medicine. I have been *?ronie bronchial trouble. "It,s all sulleriiig from a severe cough for the due to l>r. King's New Discovery," list two months, and it lia<r effected a writes her husband. "It completely cure. I have great pleasure 111 recco- ?'??red her and also cured our little mmending it.?W. C. Wockner. This ?r?"?sicl-daughter of a severe at tact o is the opinion of one of our oldest and ^ hooping Cough." It positively most respected residents, and has been c,,r*'s Coughs, ( olds, La Grip, Rronvoluntarily given in pool fiit.li that rhili8' ?" Throat and Lung troubles others may try the remedy ami he hen- tluu ran teed bottles ftOc and $1.00. eUted, as was Mr. Wockner. This rem '^.re. ^ ht dn,? edy is sold by Hatesburg Drug Co.