The Batesburg advocate. [volume] (Batesburg, S.C.) 1901-1911, March 03, 1905, Image 5
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ITESBURG ADVOCATE.
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It's going1 fas
argc lot of Genuine P<
^e 8.30 per cent. Amo
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sruvian Guano from
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Peru Islands, the bes
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put your purchase off
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THE LOST PA HAD
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>s Goods, Laces, Embr
Intel dwelt the sncred pneulx; tli?
Ibii' well of life flowed there, th<? elixir ot
'oidery and Ribbons,
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daily i^tri
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the Northern Market
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THEORIES AS TO THE LOCATIC
THE CARDEN Or ECEN.
Tilt' <'on hciiN tiM of !.riirii><] Of
Suiiji irlH I In- i;<-li<-r Tliul Allot
litr'a OrlKimil liouir
lirett I Ito ! > Ion Iti n I .uiii V
Almost ovcry :-pot oi the kIoIi
1:1.1 I..in I - ?--? ->
Immortality: leaves never fell from tlie
)N OF I rees: I lie sun slioim always on a perpotnal
summer. Men declined to believe
that I Men hnd been destroyed
for<- .. They preferred to imagine
ilnion l( |js gates were closed to thetu for
'?V a season. To deem that such a spot
,,,<" could vanish seemed sacrilegious.
Many an early voyager and explorer
ie has strange dreams of discovering
... . some eartlilv nnrmlise when lie k.o <m ?
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FREAKS OF SEA QUAKES. |
' (nr That Slrandril Itlir Vessels Unit ^
m Hue Inland.
i Se;i quakes are mighty disturbances j
of the waters of the ocean, their cause 1
1 or causes being Identical with the ^
: causes of eurtliquakcs. In Major C.
. E. 1'Utton's Ik>oU, "Earthquakes," the
>VIL EVANS,
Haberdasher,
432 Main St.,
COLUMBIA, S. C.
Cut
On W
Price ?
'AGONS
Sale
it is the site of vanished Kden.
persons seem agreed on the fael
paradise lias disappeared froii
midst. The question is. Where i
situated? To those who deny tin
lieul story of man's genesis the
tion takes another form, and the,
plex themselves -is to the sp it i:i
man tirst appeared on this
A Sol. le evade the ililltiisl x In- >.
i mill | * """ "
' losi I 'or ,,nlu,mv" s'' ,r<,s?dreams perhaps
j not spo'jen. lnit secretly nourished and
' | siremrthene i by unconquerable force
1 oUr I of roiiitintio superstition tlnit live*! iu
vas i: it,,. ft of nj:es in other ways
i' I'ih hi> :. Kven ?!m? Kliznhethans dreamed
f|iies -i I ways of some more wonderful couny
por try t > lie discovered. Their tolls and
w hie, i>? t ils and h^htln-rs had ever the re
earth leeininir tdamonr of romance. In those
,1-ivw ...
! Jiumor uus some interesting racts re- ,
garding the oeeau variety of quake.
From the entries in the logs of many
ships be concludes that in rare cases 1
I the power of the sea quake shocks may
be great enough to render standing on 1
j deck as Uiltleult as it sometimes is j
! on land. It may even lie great enough ,
to cause the fear that the vessel is being
shaken to pieces. (Jigantic waves
| In tiie ocean are, of course, a frequent ;
Oj
IT you want th? new i
st/ies in MATS and j */\
FJ RNISHINGS, ??>r
rectly priced, look in
?l cur shop. - - - 1
On account of the lo'
f Wagons, we are o
/agons for 30 days. .
wo=Horse
w price of Cotton and
ffering Special Barj
Wfl OTbti <;
big stock ;Jj? i
fains in
Vnrfh ?M
tli.it 111;:11 appeared in 111:11!v '
spots licit li<* (lid not sjirin.j
one origin.si.
I i' \VC lll'ecpt lilt* <loct I'illt' of t'.?
witiiniis v < mi' fort oil to routes.
I in* place where lll:lll Ill's; < volveil
IliUi* I?? :i anvtli.n-r hut a .
Kdeii. it must have been a h:i?
mere animalism, ami its to ><I <
certainly not have been fruit. It
.. .... .. . ..... .... ii. |in-| i 1 ill iiiivl'l.
fen ,i TIhtc was always some El Dorado,
r,-i)i. <-?ine ! i E Vn. t.? l>?' readied.-Kansas
<'ity Dn'epen'ent
ANI ALS' WANDERINGS.
i dial
! i . I!al . < :.i- Hii.i >1 Ik ru t or la-iiiiaiinica
i I luce Willi l)?*i;tli.
ii.l i j lie la Me of the country mouse and
iv i..o , nvii mouse lias a foundation in
> i" .i Aii.e occasionally migrate in
j accompaniment of the sea quake. Uu
, the west const of South America,
where these waves are frequent, they ^
sometimes follow a quake having its k
center below the sea level that is also
felt on land. But more often they
coine without warning. The most
I memorable sea quake of this locality !
I occurre l Aug. 3, 1M'?H. ; ? Major
iMitton describes It as fol- 1
lows; "The coast of South America
Fill
irders
y Moil.
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nr?M nniYnTC
$60.00,
mailer Wagons in pre
uggies, Garriage^^^
Now $48.(
y M. via rnmat)Q
??? im in hi **. i: ? ! ?'
Helmuts?those who iieiieve 111 i
came froui a divine original,
away from liis lirst estate, t >
with lnllnlte labor in* may ivtu.
those who believe that lie evolvi -1
the 1 least and is sUt^^M^'ine t
tijyaHicss lifl^^^^^Bunai<
PM^^Bgrr?
ia ...,c ii.;i:i..cis when l.Httl row .s sea roil
;ii travel considerable distances to
'< .1 ' Farmers in a part of
?> il.Mu.iv laid a K" itl ivas.iu t? bei.
an. i. e : \\ \. ; of tIti- f . t wi en a couple
from at \ears . ? vast s ..'arms of mice iuo
the va.e-.l U.eir eorntieid > at harvest time.
!y at lint tlie inou. e on y travels when it
I to take it vearlv nuttier ' i t .i. I.
was shaken all the way from (juay- |
aqnll. In Ecuador, to VnUllvla. in Clille. Tii<
tile highest Intensity ......-t" j
e.l In the iK-iKtiTAfiTionJ of Arlea. The j T
I force of the quake in this town was Ray
i very great, throwing down most of the , wit
i structures and producing land slips. A in I
few minutes JUjj>^^yy^^^^_hovvvtlie
^r sp^nn?iKi\vn thesej^TT^nTorn
w v-" ' X <-? ? .
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fJPUU/u- ?'.v ' r'nil/II and /\
I hi- KlfI,,r IVrunv, i
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and w.
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itul ctum^Toni n
Of^^^B^^^Bher n distinct
^nH^H^Pris mark? the
^^ 111:111 n
H^^H^BRffon. The geographical manuals
^^^liitd maps of tiio middle :i :.' < leave a
good deal to lie desired in the matter of
accurate detail, hut they have at least
f 1m ttii.rif nf linhltinuc : ti.l If \v*?? 1 r \ t.,
the sum* fashion :is tin liti.n. :? hehv. < ' tlie
Kails are tti*? most migratory ereatares se\
in tlie world. Whole troops of rats am
i leave the towns ait the end of summer
1 and spend a month or two In the coun* gov
try, apparently in order to enjoy the ?i>o
i change of food, which the county nf- ^he
fords at that time of the year in the ns
way of fresh fruit and grain. Iteforc An
the eold weather sets in they aire nil
Ilioif ..I.I
> U'IM'I \ I'ii HI l i'iiir hKM> I.V I |-<?vis ;.!? A
shore, mi til.'il ships miolinrpil in tion con
pii fathoms of water were left ltitili sentonth;
I dry. 1 collect lot
A few minutes Liter sti'l it was ervntion.
n ictlulling in a great wall, or As in i
re," wliicli caught up the ships in ppcare's
roadstead and swept them inland Lanza's
if tliov were mere chips of wood, part of c
torn; them was tlie Vnltod States almost t
amer Waterloo, one of the improvis- tliem on
HOC i (I Hi I 1)1 I I \-_4
the wui k. / y
made the no^^^H u
of proverbs alone wol^^H^sIho
case of so many of Shal|e
apothegms. hundreds of Sanclio
saying have l?ecoine so iniieh a '
mr common speech as to sound
rite when we stumble across '
the printed page. "Diligence
la Il?<r?
I CLOT
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them fur an answer to our question we
may get something like a definite reply.
According to nn old map of the
thirteenth century, paradise Is a circular
Island lying near India. It is
surrounded by a wall in which is a
gateway opening to the west. The
gate Is closed and the wall quite insurmountable.
Our later atlases chi
not locate this happy island.
?'? | <Hl
Iteindeer migrate with the same regu- j jn
l;irity as swallows. They move south 1 |nn
when winter sets in, hut as s >011 as plt
ever the snow begins to melt they 0j
1 travel steadily north, sometimes for as j
much as a thousand miles.
To end a holiday by deliberate sul|
ride is so strange a phenomenon that ^
1 for a long time naturalists looked upon nJj
the stories <?f the migration of the leui
war vessels of tlie blockading fleet 1 is me m<
the civil war. which was carried In- ' enough.
(1 nearly lmlf a mile anil left with ed it In
le Injury on shore by the recession 1 whom <1
the wave." j man wh
. worldly
KEEP THESE IN MIND. cvon no
| whether
"he power of kindness. It wins when Croniwel
coercive measures fall. j powder
'he tlienitv of simnllcitv When the I Oho S
jtlier ol success" seems obvious
1 mt the niau who first ensbrin- |
speech was n genius. "lie j
oil helps is hotter off than the
o .fc^ts up early" Is a bit of
experience that i-omes home !
w to many a doubter ns to j
we "got our deserts." while
ll's "Trust God and l:wp your ,
dry" was anticipated by Sani'ray
to God, but hammer j
BSaturday Februar
"yi'rate our b! a I' Y.
iDuring: This
f Offer,
y ISlIi will inau=|
ear Clean Up Sale. |
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Sale We Will |
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b
toner cany maps womu nave us ne1'p*
that I'M en lay In central China.
\\ can go wttli those ancient geographers
so far as to place the probable
site of man's birthplace in Asia, hut
the consensus of learned opinion does
not incline either to India or China.
Kininent authority supports the idea
t}int. Kden lay somewhere on the great
^ahyIonian Plain, watered hy tho Tigris
and the Euphrates- tlie I'ernth and
uniias as mi linpronauie nciiou. let , ~
tlie facts are beyond dispute. At lr- rr
regular intervals these rat like erea- *
tures start out from their homes in the w1'
fastnesses of northern Scandinavia in j 1
huge droves, numbering tens of thou I ron
sands, and travel steadily southward
I teatli pursues them iu a hundred rJ
forms. Hawks and other birds of prey dot
i h ?ver above them, roses, wolves and tvn
man dvclmute them. Tltousauds are 'I
... ? " ~ I away."
Ills are ofT tlic man is "on. ! gorv"ltjOI
"he wisdom of economy. The man i Rnvt, Inn
o saves makes more than he saves, j (j (v
'he pleasure of working. The only p,(V ^
lly unhappy, rich or poor, are the tju", jlon
p- which Ji
'he influence of example. Practice | 8tretchlr
>s more than precept in showing the 8i,eet tin
y. | pertinenl
'lie worth of character. In the last Chronic!
Another shrewd piece of ob- [
1 from the same source might ,
ny n tradesman from loss to (
. "lie who does not mean to f
* not haggle about price," and |
nely scrap of philosophy In ,
uncho warns the world against '
ig out the leg farther than the 4
it covers it Is as necessary and J
t now ns It ever was.?London (
e.
KWhat goods We r
Lour Fall an J Wint
that must move t
1 .ja-jgy ^ t tfirai
llf You Need G
I it rock-bottom nri
lave ieft over froim
ter Stoc x, at prices^
hen. f
roods Cf VsLucJ
^ to
IfWtlt'Ut'l of (Jonesla. other authorities
gl e .m-lr vote fur Armenia, possibly
In uenced by the tradition which says
til t the Ark rested on Mount Ararat,
bi this tradition would only point to
At taenia as the probable ilrst home of
postdiluvian man.
I'rofessor lielitzseli and Professor
Sayee favor Habylon; Heidegger favors
Palestine; Mtnlia, Arabia and tlio tipper
Nile have all their supporters. Qua
drowned In rivers. Vet the rest strug- nni
gle <m until they reach the sea. They coi
do not stop. They plunge in, swim out rj
and struggle on until at last their ing
i strength fails ami they drown. Not hoj
one ever returns from this Journey of 'j
death. I endon Answers.
De% ploppit Ufnlii*.
1 T,ady-I>o you think that your In- ,j
ventive genius was hereditary or dc- s)u
velonedV Inventor I owe it all to my ...
ilysis the only real value is a clear |
iselence.
'lie success of perseverance. "Keep- j Senato
; everlastingly at It" brings the panied b
;>ed for result. j some foi
'he value of time. I.ost capital may 21
restored by diligent use of experi- nia('e 21t
e. Time lost is lost forever. start oil <
'lie obligation of duty. Your concern ^t>na^or
>uld not so much be what vou get as ' * e P1"1*
... .. ... .1.. t.. ..... ??.. party b
Mistaken Identity. I
r Proctor of Vermont, nccom- '
>y .Mrs. Proctor and a party of I
irteen persons, was once niak>ur
of the west. A stop was '
Salt I.nUe City, and tlie party
jut for n walk about the city.
Proctor and his wife headed
ession. and the ladies of the
rouirht up tlie rear, coinc In
I sale. We are corn
Iit to your interest
statements.
We have 1
"vc cv.r. ?nrke!
to 6 1 i V 0 _ J ^ w
i i
No old Stock
t refuges, fronting the subject solely
from :i seientlfic standpoint. concludes
11utt linguistic and other human types
po|n|: t i central .\*!n. !>uf does not thOlilo
oti any precise locality.
With tin' author of tlonosis, as J)r
Kaliseh line- remarked, "Udcn Is goo
graphically described In a inannci
which leaves n > detiht that distinct lo
callty was before the mind of the an
** Vn?n In lli.KO u hn tlilllk
dear wife. When wo were lirst married y*}'
1 I used ? ? stay late at the club. and my
1 wife crass questioned me severely
Whenever I came borne into. The no- j
eessity < f inventing fresh excuses tax- pU
' ed mc t > the utmost, and tlds faculty
hecaiuc so abnormally developed that ,.)(l
' as siun as I turned it to business nc- ^U|
I count I made a fortune with ease.
j ^
ii.... \i.... in..
1441 JUU UU lift ?IJill .>IM\
rk Commercial. pair*.
party o;
Temperament ami Food. rounds i
'or bilious persons a chart of life *ln*.v ent
blislie.l bj' Professor Itoyd I.aynanl "ie nia'1
es emphatic warning of dangerous ps
ks in tlie sliapc of sausages, pork. | 0:10 of
rtle and otlier commodities. KMs
1st not be oaten by brain workers. ! 'l's w'v'
illy persons sliould cultivate a taste I SHPP^se.
lina nnv
That very same day another
f easterners was tanking the
of Salt l*uke City, and when
ountered tlie I'roetor party in
it street they stool aside to let
tss. "Well, well!" exclaimed
the second party. "There's a '
Look at that old Mormon and :
x. Out for a constitutional, i
1 wonder," he added, "if he j
IliilVi* **
What we wil
Clean Fresh 1
\\'e are ready tc
/
vvrorijj that may (
Don't forcet
I offer wiE! be"
Goods. "
> make ri^ht anyjj
>ccur.
to remember the'
tills author was building uii uncertain
traditions It must yet l>e of Interest t<
know what this locality was. Hahylon
was the most fertile land known to tin
ancient world, its poorest Holds repaid
cultivation tiftyfold. Its hotter a hundredfold.
Its luxuriance of fruit ami
grain was so great as to be aetually
embarrassing. There Is no question at
all that this district was the sent o(
? .. rol
| More men die from worry than from w,,
overwork: more stuff themselves to '
i dentil than die of starvation; more
break their necks falling down the eel- ' ([t
1 lar stairs than climbing mountains.? j
O. II. Lorlmer. i
1 | in,
lie Sulitlilrd. ! ^ j
Ilnsband 1 >1(1 you ever notice, my |
dear, that a lond talker Is generally nil 1
i . ll'l#.. 11*^11 ?nn
* sardines, wntie irritxi >i?? p?*?;?;?? arc | *
irned away from Kinffer. an 1 the
'lancholy man must not touch bacon !
Iiltebait, it Is guttgi'slni, is inndvis I?eforc
le for persons who arc of an amor '1! ' i,ul
s nature. asparagus is forbidden to "leniory
?se who suiter from excitement. and ^?rs
tjruld persons are told 10 be eareful
ten they Indulge in peas, potatoes. '> ('on\
rowroot and macaroni. I nick for ln'-s<,enc
ine mysterious reason is describe 1 as j ^"'iie
IVI low W'oniiN.
I .ony fellow Itouglit the house
bridge so assoeiated with his
ii was owned ami oecupled by '
. Crnigle. Mrs. t'rnigie was 11 >
of many eccentricities. Moncure I
vay says in his book of "Kentas."
0:10 once tried to persuade her
date February 18t
THHttim
h to 25th. *
r*
Asia s ran it's i n v m/,;i t mmi nmi im-nfore
why not say <>f the world'sV
The Idea of man created perfect and
|<vilig in a garden of fruitful loveliness*
|uis always had a fascination f >r pool
iiumnuity. recognizing its present im
perfections and tlic frequent distress
log dlsinalness ?<f its present surf.mod
lugs. Kven lli(?se wh > Knew nothing ol
the Itllde story pictured sncli a sp ?t foi
themselves. I'very early mythology
I jg IH M ? I 111 JH'IMHl lit" ?? I'll. J vjm
1 needn't tall; so loml. I'm not deaf. i '
' !!";
M <> '? War*.
"1 assure you I'm always willing to
acknowledge my faults when I see
them." ln1
"That's all right, hut I'll bet you yc
never acknowledge tliein when your js
neighbor sees them." ? Philadelphia <
Press. ilP
suitable for the bashful, the Irate. IJ ll:iu'
i i>ale, the drowsy and the Inebriate. ^lo,n
*t. James" fJazotte. '"'r
so cruel
Only One War to Snvr llim.
'While the religion of some men is
elleotual." said a well known New j
?rk clergyman, "the religion of many j "(>'^
a thing of emotions. proved
'Hack In my boyhood days I resnem- 11 ^ ' >(l '
r n innn tn Mto lonntrv who iimoiI to I ' How
i.it Hoi's mrrf.i i<> pnueci mow
itorpillars. whU-h also invaded
hbors' tre. a. She rcfusnl to l>o
to the caterpillars. "They arc ,
j\v worms." she said.
Daclictor l.oslr.
Mr Hatchcl >r lliinUs he has
that there Is no sueh thing as .
mshnwl." I Cl,ba has
s that?" | coinage. Tl
no currency of its cmiij UK KM)>
;>e official money of tl;e j [Fro 11 the X
VS A LADY# i c? ri?*
cw Yfvk TrHnnif] . *' wear as lonif l?o
4 '
e l'?ihl A\cde?
vo s. N uMier
has Its forttuinto Isles. Its Atl:iiilis, it*'
% llesperides. Its Alendla and Its Coldci
Ago.
Homo persons oven eonJerttired that
paradise lia<l not been on the earth at
all. but was an island floating in the
air, something like the Island visited
Ljr Oalllvor. Tboy did not wish t
think that the snereil spot con Id l.?
submerged by the waters of the del
iiin! 1.1 this device tliev raised II
po
l TIiot funnily Ho, f(?
"So lie's really dead. Well, lie made j0
t a lianl lljrht. If ever n man had nn nn
t : Iron will ho had." hi,
"Yes, hut I'll hei the lawyers will
I hreulc It."?Philadelphia Ledger. U,
? | .
1 I Purity of heart is that quick and sen- on
| si tire delicacy to wlileh even the eont
I cr-illon nt rIii 1s nffi>n?lvo (Minlmnra
to ramp mootiup. After singing n s
iv Inspiring hymns lie would heroine <>uous!i
outward appearances the happiest t|>' Im
1 most pious man in the camp. But * lovelui
< emotion would always die out ami
? rellplon wouldn't tide him over to
e next meeting. j "Kvcr
A cynical neighbor of this man > ^n?.vt'H
lis* rem ark eil that the only way to! ' thinl
ve his soul wps to pet him happy and I ,or',y '
- - ? - _ . it ? I to nTMf
lays that if a man's got sense j republic is
to be a good husband he has and all tcxai
ieh sense t> get married."? ahle in the f
ml Leader. j rars of proi
, J ? " ~ ' in Spanish i
In tellrct nnl.
y household ought to have an i s wholes
[vedia," observe<l the professor. basis of calc
i so. responded Miss Kbit- trajle and if
(rightly. "Tliey are so handy is almost
i t-runmled ribbons and flowers \ ninminn
United States currency. A Uonil.m i t''
s and public d? bt? arc ptysame,
cxcop' fees of rejris. i xva^; .'she ain't
>erty, which ate collected j Know a ipd\ w L<
(told. In commercial cir- ? d th.- r.m .
ale Spanish iro'd is the ,Va shihll/jfr.l
ulation, and in I lie ritil ni?riam 1"'
?the country SpanUhsilver | ol a shiliin\ a
entirely used. Baltimore '^**11 you old ft
land net drunk \
man has brought si ,, , tt^ j?,ki.*? ?
i for not nayji i! < ' " ?
liis constant larriH*1 1 ("8'
a lady." "To \ -?w W Timntons Hr
f*n vnu sec ; I
?} .. jnr h- nor 1 Bctesbirr^ \\
< ine a s<'v'i mi i? ^. . , ?
j (. ,11. d: PA
re K<>ta so i n < **?' ' ' V. s
n?l slip slii'ijf : it . ? a t> mftllul gt
'<?' hr,c,P ' ' '' tm wars if i r ?j?
viih It'.' JIml s i . i 1
h uu k i rv
nora f<o t.10 p? . .
oman A*k?
i 11 that wi.l la*'
we have Devoe s:
( ss and w lit \ car
il> applied. 11m
k ?ibovo nnv aurli calflipltT. On i)>in is
kl
r*\iR in one 01 mc lueninps ana luen
II Mm." -New York Cress. i nni1 ,0
Courier
I tors nu<! things."--Louisville |
Journal.
calls a lady!
Ill