The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, February 11, 1904, Image 2

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TtUUlDVOCA' * _ : TE. ? ' ' 111 - ? > Tit Industry ud thrift of theao , I itrtue modIc Is Interwoven with an I r-^x x -w x r <x V i?* T"\T"%.*T f~ Intend i| tbe Bateeburg, 8. liw mBio?d- U? Mall THPKWAY, FEBBUARY' Violet* ere io bloom. O., Po?tMatUr. New G{ 11, 1904. irden Seeds - and - - / . inherited flietrust. They put little faith in hanks or in interest bearing investment?. 1 was told of oaa Russian farmer near Hays City whose crop this year will |*ay him a net profit of (7.000. Will he deposit or invest that money? Not he. When he receives a check for his wheat from the elevator owner he turns it into cash at the bank. That la kin nnlv tia? far tho lunb p?r. # 1 SEED! . SEED! LlLiL 1JN iilh Kim We havp passed out of the year ioo:t into ai wish to express my gratitude to my custom* ronage during the year which has just ? take each of yon by the hand ai.d ted you i ciution of your iibei-.il patron ige, toil as tli his opportunity of sneaking to you throi Advocate. We Pantile nothing but the money can buy r.nl will sell them to you sell 3011 a lower class. We take great pri J. uotlicr year, 1904, and I its for their liberal pat losrd. I would like to n words my high npprelis is not possib e I take igh the columns of Toe very best goods that as cheap as others may de in t yiug to satisfy Guano continue* on the mo Merchant* are going Nort pring goods. Now is the time to advei priog goods. northern G h to buy JtlS rliae your rfjjg very feW 1 rown Onion Sets t Received, r old seeds left over 11 i rles his money boms. Where he puts It there is the secret of himself and bis family. Many such farmers put their money in a strong box and bury It In the ground from whose acres it has been wrung. As Ellis County will produce nearly 5.000,000 bushels of wheat this year, one can only guess at the millions of Idle capital thus hoarded. But Jt needs ao guess to SEED ! GARDEN SLEDS OF ALL K:NDS. : : : Onion Sets, Seed Potatoes--Stray Beauty, Early ^ose and All Varieties. : : : . 1 unil please all our customers. we iiiiiik \ you trocds ?t low price*. Alenliiacali-111, > stock powders, wort li 33c., at SOo. Come lore buying elsewhere at;d you shall he pi TIMMONS \e ru nun wnfii nc srn vortli 5!5o., :it l?"?o. All and tfet our prices tM?a.*ed. BROTHERS Tbf Southern nil road j better schedules now. King Cotton Is placing with the speculators. The moon does not rise these nights, aud still we have making I1{IV( M6-MW 1^1 . until late no lights 3 Deen uurnea. HARRIS. / tuuw in&i miBj vi ineae runners are rich as riches are counted in rural communities and that they are growing richer. Only this wheat development is very recent. In the second Bryan campaign an effort was made to teach these Democratic Kusso-Anserlcans an object lesson upon free silver. For their wheat checks the local bank paid them s'lver dollars. They had grown accur CROSSON DRUG CO, J LEESVII.LE, S. C, ' arn ' pc? | Y j) tie * we ALEXANDER SEED Have proven to be best suited d climate after a test of 30 y< ience in handling seed, stud s that would be best adapted feel and have proven ourabilii go. s sum to the Southern soil ears. With this exying the best varieto our Southland? ty to serve our farm Lteiville is building up ra tb# sound of tne hammer an is heard on all sides. Suppose we should have a business sectionV What, would we do for water* pttllj and d the saw ? la the dUcussion of nil que: the object sought should be the fire in the ,,ot P?Pu'ar favor, based | o sibl> oh what sdvocnoy of ad captaridum ' at the time advantageous to an 3 iEAT RAISED M KMISfl views indi- A Queer Community Not A1 tomed to paper money, which the}' knew was as good as gold. They pretested against carting home loads jf silver for their loads of wheat. Thus ~ they were converted from "free silSver," though they persist in remaining Democrats. The soil of western Kausas that j yields from 13 to 2 & bushels of wheat < r? to the acre (one bushel of wheat pay- ? Ins the entire exnense of the acre's i |ers |s A NKJI1T AltARII. | Worse than an alarm of five at n i I it j is the brassy tough of croup, which ' sounds like the children's death knell ' tnd it means death unlets something ! is done ouicklv. Folev's llnni'v ?tni ??? to the best advantage. REE?Our Illustrated < ids in quantity for Merchau Large Planters and Public I quest that you write us for I Catalog for 1904 ts, Flower Gardens nstitutions. We rePrices. Several of onr citizens to< tioa to our editorial ou "Li week. Gentlemen, it is ti hurt*. CASH IN ADVANCI By way of relieving the ; viouai nere anu mere, oiiz even destructive to the public weul. ok excep- other foundation than that of ess ghts" last trut'1 '? one ?f sand, ruth that With these preliminaries, let amine the fundamental princif issue in this matter, conlrastin two extremees of saverv and ci' a tion. Guam ial i Auiongst savages, the govt tun ij lected by (Jorn ln/asion. Any ' entini FARMERS ARE WEALTH us ox- Descendants of Russians Who Ha< 'Its at Vast Farms and Whoss Only Coi g the plaint Is About Need of Cars tiliza- Carry Away the Crops?Water the Sands. 'ruing Livery one knows of Kansas as crop). Is from three to fifteen feet thick. Beneath is a stratum of sand Y perhaps fifty feet thick, and beneath that lies a bed of clay. It is the layer of sand that holds the hope of this m. | land for the future diversification of ta| agriculture as well as for a vast in- I in t crease In the yield per acre of winter I ! wheat. For it is this sand that cou- ' t talus the wator, that will ere many A ' vna ro Via itaaH Zap irrlautlAtt with ra. . w - rf --v." k? | wrii far never fails to give instant relief; j,roV Hid uuickly cures tlie worst forms of 3roup. Mrs V L Cordier, of Manninp- j H\e ton, Ky., writes: *'My three year >ld ! ?irl had a severe case of eroop; i lie toetor said she col Id not live. I tent i bottle of Foley's Honey wnd Tar, the lirnt dose gave quick relief and saved ller life." Refuse substitutes. .1 I) Uatesburg, IS U' ... iI'll \aneiv aim qwuuiuy arunts wmiif vers in quantity, and testing same, plnci's us prices on the highest quality of seed. COTTON s: Toole',} Early J'rolitie, King's Early 'irq Kussi l's Kxce'sior, Ilawkin's, Sea Island ? Write for prices, mentioning quantity want EXTRA TH A u. i* tiding uireri ironi ine in position to quote attrarE1DD. jroved, PettrHo's Improved Silk (lonjr staple) aui! others, oil. ... - ELY stringency, which will ut tl take a newspaper sfllce as w other business, we last week a number of bills for subscri remarks. <n the majority were made, a statement c mailed of bow they atoo< books. We keot account of mes over Pr'?ciple is that "might makes r which is.simply the law of vi< e as any prevalent amongst the lower an sent out Th? eagle does not respect the iption. No of the dove, nor the lion, those < of cases This law of violence, wl . . . wholly fatal to both fiulernit ?nly being , . government, ulone prevails. < I on our q?eni|y there cani.ot be, wh the kicks ight," Siate of corn. Its wheat-produc-h oleitce capacity Is of more recent growl imais. ^roru il trifle, It has within a decat riubts Srown to enormous proportions. F? morly the western third, approxlmal \ ly, of Kansas, was counted almost ,,c 1 Is a part of the great American dese: >' i,nd Only the short buffalo grass grew ti Jonse- 0ll its aeuil-arid soil. This grass is iere It short and brown that at a distance , />?\?? i* fnw Vft 1?#10 .? KllMnk /.?** ? ? US , salts that not even a land agent could < h. now venture to put luto figures. In 1 do' these rolling prairies, a slight eleva* >r- | tlon of only a few feet will overlook to-1 a wide acreage. Sink a well, thirty, o? ] forty or fifty feet, and you strike ] rt. abundant water. A centrifugal pump, < ip-' belted to one of the traction engines ' so, that every farm must have, will bring 1 of the water to the surface. Dig a ditch. >f ui'icr i uiikiik an* o|?t i<> re>nlt in consumption if neglected. Tlify can , * ' ne soon broken up by using Foley's VKJ Money ami Tar, .) D Timnious, Hates- , y * . KUt Mothers can safely fci.e Foley's, Money ami Tar to tlmir rbihlren i'or coughs ami colds, for it contains no plates or other poisons. J l> Titniious, Hatesburg, S C. MOATS. - SKED'-OKN, - SORlilU'M ^S. - AI.KAI.IA OKASOS. - CLOVE! >, - IRISH A NI > SWK.El' J-EEI> l'O ) VS, - ONION SIM'S, ETC. Paper Shell Fee ns N1,,ts- I-4 ]h ' 1 post paid. Iiy i xpre Special Attention (liven to All Corres AFKXANDFPS CANE, - CANADA FIELD RS, - l'E.4NUTS, - CIIUTATOKS, - ASPARAGUS 2~>c: 1 2 lb. 40c; 1 lb. 85c ; s.?, 5 Il>.s at 00c. per lb. :pondcnce and Orders. RED CO.. mad* and tliey were uumerc this should be is a mystery the first of each month the ends out his statements am is thought of the matter, newspaper send out a bill foi tion and a h wl goes up. some uflv?-r?r J|I?" Oi.Kt/ |M ? niiO| vunii ot v bicu u ywvi vo v a >us. Why eminent. The deserts must be to us. At dwelling1 places and the skies merchant ro?'* . ... But nnionst civilized people a & nothing , , , 1 ciple exactly the opposite o but let u amongst savages has been ado r subscrip- which, appealing to man's mor: We had lure, may l?e expressed by the i that "right makes might." 1 a UUI11.U UL VMlllC W their seem to be performing the impossib feat of grazing upon the dry ear: I'iMier the parching, hot sun the tre less plains stretched monotonous r ,n" from horizon to burizon, tenanted f that generation ago only by prairie do| pled : owls and occasional droves of huffs ul na- antelope, with roving bands naxim Indians, and now and then the en n this srani trains of "prairie schooner in wim lateral uttie aitcnes ruiiniuR at la J right angle* over a neighboring plot ( h., of ground, and lo! u miracle is , ;e- | wrought. Where unly wheat would | ly j grow before, the laud will uow grow a almost anything from cabbages to ts, augar beets, from turnips to strawilo berries, from corn and alfalfa to of peachea and apples. I saw such a ai* _ well and pump at this experiment Eta- , a-' i tloa, yielding 'JtW gallons of water per ' Foley's Honey nml Tar is best for roup and whooping ? mcli, contains 10 opiates, and cures quickly Care- ??I'ul mothers keep it in the house. .1 l> Tintmons, liatcshurg, S( . WANT APS. | Notices under this heading 5e. per i: *.!_ + * * AUGUSTA, GA., - - - - I SPETH B ?. O. COX 911. ROS., our book* a while back to sent bill*. ^hey got "awful' stopped their paper, but bj tl i. ,JT- we do not flod a credit fui paid. There are none of tin hooks now, or will there be ! want to fivithe reader as his llnllir iu tmm ?<1?1 < ... short sentence lies the very esse winch wp civilization. A proper ooservu mad and its spirit means perfect peace ai teir names inony with their endless bless r on* cent aD(^ 'rema violation c6m* mori than ever came from Pudoru's t em on onr again We because savages hold their la common, and therefore, < Her no muc or tjves to |ahor, they are without i n ... ( uounti to make "Pike's Teak or bus! r.ce o The Indians were driven away. Ti nee ol pr;|jri0 jogs wore exterminated?mi id liar- so aiasj were the buffalo, Gradual] dngs ; westward across the plains, whe evils displaced the buffalo, and then t askct corn displaced the wheat. Now, he in western Kansas, only recently c n' * ,n spalred of as "the ahort-graas con incen- fry," wheat is king. Land that ti settled ye;irs ago ciiuld be bought for $2 t. minute. ho Whence comes the water In the subnet soil sand? Presumably it seeps ly. through that stra.um clear from the at Rockies. It Is one of Nature's wonhe iters: But this tiast sand reservoir re also retains, when once the hard soil ' la- al>ove la broken, the water that soaks in- through from the spring rainfalls? ve water that formerly ran off in surface or drainaze Into the flooded creeks and me. no nonce tanen lor less than I 25 cents. 117 ANTED?We want to do your Job Printing lor lliejear ltiul Sood work at reasonable prices. \"1^AXTEI)?The Advocnt* wants a few loads of wo id on subscription. Wooci subscriber- wil! plen.'o Successors C. ]}. ALLEN STOV Augusta, Cf Stoves, (Urates, Tinw to E HOUSE, a. , are. Agents and quantity, and think we each subscriber his dollar Experience has taught us cash-in-advance system is th in the future The Advoca sent to all new subscriber basis. Our books are now ?i?U ' J..I1 .. iju.mj auoues anu governments an< are giving an idle, romantic, predatory ! 'a worth endless destitution ; all of wli that the ev"n best and CivilizeO people 011 the othei by dividing their lands and thus te will be an(,etj0^ to every individual an i 9 on that turbed enjoyment of the fruits compara- labors, develop industry and est a nprinnni'Mt itlinilpq miii Piivt^rni .? load less au acre is now held at $40 life in more. At Hays City is situated I iich is State agricultural experiment static maintained wholly by Kansas, thou, managed in harmony with the N r iiunal Department of Agriculture. 1 ' Kuar" area, 7.500 acres, is said to he t indis- largest in the world. Its purpose of his to introduce the improved methods tab -sh farming that have made the des? nonu ! bloom and the former* in liuve ? or rivers. 'Anus art is to change the very ha face and product of tne old "shortm, grass' country. Kh Out In this land, the horse and bug ? jfy js the great means of trausperta1" tlon. The buggy is the vehicle of so 1 he ,-]al communication. It is supplement's ed by the telephone, connected with of niles of barbed wire fence as a con*rt venlent and efficient conductor of 'dt Ai?A?.i.->ta.. w? M?:i ...? . govern themselves accordingly. VK7ANTK1) ? Everyone who use primed stationery to remember that we have just receive 1 a tine I?si*of Stationery and ink- ? that our t\ | e | faces are new and stylish and that the! Advocate Job is tinning cut iirst-eiass work. for the groat Kxee Jobbers in Bicycles olios. Your patrol licitcd. : : Isior Stove. 5 and Suplage is s> VI ?VI j IIVO IIUIU UCIIIIJUCIll want ta keep it so, as it is i tion to put tbe money recei v rcription buck into the | m?ke the j rper letter each > advertietr should look upon on our part with tavor for, era! rule, the man who wi a aim wf our inten- Consequently lands, animals, a other kinds of properly are ear e 011 hu _ cu|tjvatetj improveJ ami care^ plant and Thus the hum of industry sup veek. The the war-cry and peace and this m-?ve !>,n'ie 9" '?" untl plain ; all of are essentially good. as a gen,, . In addition to the material be 11 not pay , , there are ethers of a moral and ltd all bank accounts or private boards, efiillv <)1<l , ort abandoned In 18i j . r left its name to this settlement, lie t "r" the Western trail, replaced by t plants rajis 0j- tjje t'nion Pacific, crossed II P ty Creek, in the summer a bed of si wl.icl) caked mud, in the spring a raging t< rent. Like the wild animals, here t nefits passing- white man came to drink a I j.pjp.' liere the Indian rode to kill. Hen M * tricLii H 117, NUU uj 1 uc itiiai uidit '.if rler. But the horse and the buggy are the yachts of the land. The cargo fa ships are the big grain wagons. that be come trekking over the prairies to the >?S elevators, erected at every railway in- utatlon. When 1 visited Hays City, >r* It was with a party of Washington he correspondents. It is an indication of Dt' the traffic that whelms the transeon1 tiuental railroads that drivers of grain j I i ' WS IIT?'S Cream Vermifuge THE GUARAKTEEU hJ ftflf n n i? 1 SPETH - 1 S^tG Broad St , Au< BROS., j usta, Ga. mr ma paper win not paj chant, and lis trade is no Circumstances, of course, al and we have sent bhls to subscribers on our books wL that are as good as gold. and not take99 cents on the dolli debt. It takes money to rui V? mt*p- itual nn til if that should be men t desirous, aris ng from that constant pi t*-r oases, to discriminati as to what is ng and have ,he vyer PreM',-t obligation to without compulsion. 10 owe us Brltfly summarized, in the d we wouid savage state with its !aw i ar for the Jence lies as dark an Inferno as a a paper, pictured, whilst here in the cit (.lie MM I, UU?I llCUfC Ull IllJUieiy I t:one( f0wn> the seat of Ellis County, t assure olu, persistently Democratic conn lit ard ju Kansas. do it Why Democratic? Just because lurge percentage of its settlers we "agin the government." When oinain , , , , . . they came they had been of the t 1 pressed. Therefore they were nati Dante | a 11y, in their new home, of the par rilized I uf tjj0 opposition. I.ate in the el? ??<? wagons shouted after the procession he of buggies carrying the visitors: "Say, 7 you newspaper fellows, tell the folks Eaat to seud us more cars." A month a earlier the cry had been for labor to r* gather the harvest. te It is a wonderful spectacle to be*!*" hold the separation of the grain from Jr* the stalk. The reaper cuts high, bel7 low tbe grain. Into great sacks, runninsr north anil south, the fallen straw W U K Wl ^-REMEDY | THE CHILDREN'S FAVORITE TOKIC. Vj ICWANC or IMITATION6. \J THK GENUINE pntPAr.LO ONLY UY > Ballard-Snow Liniment Co ex. LOUI6, MO. T'-V y.":< iPJ lip !&V fJ ~. EraPk v- r ana it does dishearten us for owe two or three years to because he is asked for the and then not pay a csnt. I ture all new subscription* t< Tocate must be accompanii cash. a mm t3 8,ale 18 t|,e roati 10 neoven. i q Jit us As the savage state is es?er money dull, every tendency in that dir n tj1# ju_ must prove bvneliciu) to the bad itic, whether now consonant wit a ie Ad- v|eW8 an(j supposed interests of ed by the caaional individual lieie and tin not. Considering the Stock Law in teeuth century Itussia offered exen jj , tion from military service, togvtb 1 l l. N with religious freedom, to discontei ection eij peasan(s in what are now weste y P?'" provinces of Cermany and Austr li the Hungary if thoy would settle a an oc- raise wheat in unoccupied lands ;re or the Czar. These terms, offered f< ever, induced a large movement the population into southern Ituss (uM" ltut the Russian word "forerer" a lP" is heaped. between two of th<--e er stacks tho jjlant separator is placed, u'* connected by a belt with the traction ra engine. The wheat is fed into the ia* huge machine. The grain as it conies n,l out. is autoxnatically weighed by the ?f half bushel. The prevalent south wind whirls the clouds of dust away in the air. 1 he residual straw fails '* to the ground iu a conical heap. After it 11 tkn jo thnuA liPnttu nf o Pfl n.? <1 en % ^OtEYSHONEY^TAE I i >:ops tfc o CQU[i!r ivriti. hoaK . : ' ' | g|\ ^PtT i ipujt ir vl > .* T~> t\ r u ? * ABOUTTHESTOCI Tbe following article by 1 Buzby liaa been handed us fo (ibn. Owing to its length w able to print part of it this v remainder will appear in o>'n , - a??/| nection with these two conditioi * *-?AW J ^ evidt'i tly in accord v it laws of civiliz.ttion, as it recoj Ir. D. R 'he division of lands, and the . tainnnce of individual ji^his r publics- , , , . , tiic maxim that "right makes mi e are onlt Consequently it merits the < veek. The support of every citizen ; an r next is- cause divisions weaken and in that siinnnrL should withoil' t ,1S %N<> l?o interpreted to mean a "Centura It tlie ^'0 tj,e late Czar drafted conscrit quizes | among the third generation of tho main- semi-Russian ized peasants. The i under , cult was an emigration to the Unit Kia. os, and a part of the stream w ordia1 <l'recte*I to this county of weste I j Kansas iiecause wheat was the cere ' of their ancestral tradition, a: y? wheat was the only crop that tfc iXCPtl- in.i.i J * f-" , burned. At present they are an ab,t9 solute waste, although some traction se engines are tltted to burn straw. But re* most of them use coat as fuel. The danger of tire is very great. The utas moat precautions are takeu. Often a ,iu | "tire guard"?that is. a strip of fresh >al I plowed ground?girdles every wheat Ql' I ataek. Every thing is intensely dry. lia ! for at threshing time no rain has fal I MEALS if 1 | "I dee't think vro could keep km< without Thedford's Black- ' Drought. We liavc used It in tho B (tmil.r for otit two yoars with tho i bort of results. 1 bavo i:? t had a, doctor In tho bouse for iliat length ] of time. It is n doctor in itself and Ll olwirys ready to make it person v.ull 4 r.d t'*pv)jr."?JAMK3 IlALL, Jack- i H onvllle, 111. A M *_-r v^>> jh hys\; -j ^jl zl^ v' this liheat r.AILWAY f.uno throuc GRHAT CO UPJ TRY convenient1 ; l'sitinr all ri:z r~-:t cecti OF THE SOC'TM. w.a.TURr',. d. i!. hardwk l':isecnt?-r .; .ii z >" a -cr. (.< . -jl Fas^sr.^ei W.v..i;tn I-- C. w. h. tayi.c acs'i ct- . 1i'.-.-c:atlautj \.L KUM lilt N a CCST VEST I- g lillE TRAIN** g | AND HAVE THE I ; BEST DINING g CAR SERVICE I ga. 1 b Editor The Advocate : T desires to say a few words hj prevailing tender cy to evade law. If this evasion is ?*ron ry, the result must prove p* niid the h< pe of present i ga;n should yield to the den the public, welfnr*. . Th;-.t tlnse evasions are . , lion*. J he country cuinot re: he writer ,, . . , . bly prosper with a-portion prof; re ?amst the , . . , . ... . . la<v-ihuhri-r, and civil-/. >d, and u t nt? stoc'v . . . ' er portion practically- otvngc, d g in tlieo- , . , . , . . - . , and lawless. All should yield a rnicious: , ... < >. . bor f r ihe development of a individual civi izatioii. anda for C^NCI.faKK NEXT WEEK . radic.il I e o' .11. .u iu iuiiii v. winu i'v?i . isonn- rp(J ,his, their third land of re iS-dve, de;:co in modern history, these ({< inolli man-Kusslans brought their own ci lefi int toms, tlieir own costumes, their c.v nd la- ami their Cutholic religi. better rotai" them all. Some of t I tirst comers are now grnndparen ! but U is the second generation th I is in the prime of working life ai | that is garnering the prosperity l^n ror weens or monuis. to ngin sl* a cigar is an Indulgence in the grain ?r* field a# carefully guarded as the kind's* ling of a lantern in a powder magavn zlne.?E. C. Howland, in Mail and Ex,a press. ho 1*. Impugned Antiquity. ?t The 1.011 vre 1? passing through an ud anxious ordeal. Another of its tre.iso! | ures of antiquity, and In Its way the iu<x?unc tins ^rt'ac medicine relieves stomach pains, frees Lho ;'] yconstipated howcls ami invi^or- 3 ate* the torpid liver and Weak- d ened kidneys ) No Doctor | is necessary in the home where [3 Thedford t lilack-Draught is ? kept. Families livino m ?!> *3 i 1. B. L1TTL " misc i'lir. nni.t im.ai k in i.i:ks\ii.i.i: Rates n ?:i i yi.i ii dinnkk f?ic twisty- Specia vi:(!km h. m k \ i s a i a! i morns fkitru 1 v" ,-i>i its a al.ty. h llsOll " " maitri ;ellaneous ads. icde known on Application. I rates on yearly contracts, aky ii'2, ItH > 1.? Uarlow and Mil strels. i s. ]5?01 - Itiea Conservatory^ MFrontc seeu? coticlucive from inutioiicf the in dcrlying the law in question. Let sketch ll.tin \Vhilat the fui principle of our civilization orally too pioin end- cogent dii-cMnM jo it occasionally h;-j they fail to be pr? |e*rly eith stood or spprerlaUd bccnust . .? an examprii.oi|>le? TO OUR PATRONS. n? briefly xi?e Advocate has sent to Ad veri id. rr< r.tal (Q jj,e |towe||a- American art* gen; to need P?P*?r Directory author ty on >fH>ns that paper advertising', its swoin < ireu er under- statement for the year 19M, of some g||rtws that The Advocate av? which their fathers laid the found ion in hardship. In the winter tli livu in their own towns, of which t tlsers. church nud parochial school form t \ews- cen er. in the summer th live and work on their farms, alw.t News- 'rivlnj' do their towns, deser lat'on tli.oiii^nout the weejt, for Sunday w< which 8h,l'- Thus their greKariotte Insttn prevails, accompanied with reli?;i< >ra>f'd and domestic morality. la- moat Important in tlio world, la atey tacked. In 1M??9 M. t'lermont (ianhe ncau. then dragoman of the French he Con!<til:'l? at Jerusalem, found in the ey ruins of IMiiban, to the east of the ya Dead Sea. a lettered monimient. ed which the tirat experts of the day do>r c'.ared to bo the triumphal atone of ct Mesa. Klnt of Moab, reciting his trlan uinpha over the Jews and the wars hnt v/Aon t hP t uun PAimtrloa frnm t>?n i country, mile* from any uhysi- < cian, hart* Ihmhi in health Bf \ I for year* with this medicine as ft / their only doctor. Thedford'g m S < Black - Draught cures bilious- H ? it ness, dyspepsia, colds, chills and ? ? 01 fever. bad blood, headaches, B ^ al diarrhtca, constipation, colic W c arid almost every other ailment y / because the stomach, bowels y \ liver and kidneys bo nearly con- P i l trol the health. ** ' 1^ Vol" WANT ui<) thing in c Ai'Kii. Min's Ni'i kwi'iir, Collars, ? I/nt) M i' ulFs. Shirts, I'lidcnvcar. Ilos- S <ry or anythin# in I'ornishili#s S ' r * F.ne Hat. niul can't lin?l it r ' , I home, writ2 to : : : : : c ;" ",on"'' c hot h on WILL EVANS ( now. Ti. ? !*t minimi Columbia, S- C. } dearly v (juarteete? All Ladies. 4, 1001 ?Duncan Clarke's nxt rols Cl.L IIHINO OK FEB. Dine and Far in, published twice , and tin* Hnlcsbur^ Advocate year for $1.25. Subscribe e Home and Farm is a 10-page, lip-to date farm paper. It is rintod and unlike the general mimaiing inuiviauai inters ? l- believe to be I tie case wi to tlie atrck-law. An exanr. the Iuni'?Q ontnl piinciples c t'liows that tl.eee prUc'p'i strict accord with the best in our ctvlllastion, whilst a cur of the interpretation and < of this law by the people dia evation for the sake of privt St. tills, ,. . r2:iiS a pies per week fir t'i?* In regird ' ' inaiion (if y*?r. 'J'luse pipers have cirei >f this law for l-he most part in Lexington. S e" "rt1 EdRrfle! d and Aiken counties. A iterests of ... ... ,. . , Users would do well to keep thesi aory view . 1 execution T*ew 'n placing their business closes an 1 greed Your na 111 a unnn nnr snlwrr e.ilire Their tongue, which the parochl ii (ted schoo!" ,,ell) lo preserve, although may vanish in another generation, iiimla, a strange survival of low derma Ltlver- only slightly tinctured with houi hold words of Kusnlan. Into this hi j facts been Injected an American vocal lary of terms used in their dally to such as the names of agricultural ii plemcnts, animals and money. T iittion i? i_ -t j m ? ??. al time of to Jehoaephet. Tho it monument la In lilnuk basalt, dates 1? pine eentyrle* before f'hrlat, and a* in. the oldest example extant of alpha betle writing la tho precursor of our *d own A B t\ H<*nan pronounced It tho iu- "corner stone of Urlautal epigraphy." 11, It id linpugQod by au Austrian savant, m- M. Ia?*jr, deeply learned In Semitic he philosophy: but, tut la contended by THEDFORD'S \ ^ BLACK- ; n&AH^HT >1 you will j^et it by next mail. S r"" s / Sample < I.KAHANT AND MOST EFKKCT1VK. j J (hamhcrs, Fditor of Vindicator, I rty, 'IVx.is, writes |>er. 100'J: Notices tli pleasure and unsolicited by you. charge r tesiiinony to the curative pow ??# Mallard's llorehound Syrup. I used it in in> family and eat ??? 1*1 II 1 ' V %i fti rati ! t ic 4 lio m/?cl ..iViu.ilea I ? i/vO C urn pttpent oirereu in ciuds opif4 on reqiiPAt. FOR SALE. under this heading will be d at rate of 5 Cents Per Line, ice taken for less than 25c. . AT r. V anil and gain in painful contrast peueflt* intended. k witb the j book would be a mutual benefit scribe now. ^ i rtjsuii. jh mi uuu jurguu, qui u . Sub- enough, as the Pennsylvania l>utc n have a literature or ltd own. iu | jh. cifrmoai tiiQoeiu, who still surb, I vItm. he in In no way qualified to pro-' . ' nounc* upon (be authenticity of Semi* HfHHW^III 1 I ;,V MHHHHnBEW .sold * " ...wt * uci in- 1< ? pleasant remedy for coilulis and I i . 1 have used.'' 2r?e, 50*.: and $1 00. hy O J Harris, liatesbur*;. Sales, t>t - ?! ? A Jii'i. nuicn iiuu r?, ou Crops, Notes and hill o( c., at The Advocate Office.