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PHYSICIAN" Ac 8URGKON,
Batesburg, S. C., Apr
LENN' S SPRINGS CO.
vlng had personal exper:
Springs water, I believe
reficial in certain cases
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tilenn S
114,1906. and relial
Lence with and Blood
it to be <jives firoot
ol chronic ? VT_ .
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prings N. eral water i
>le reme< Lor Disease;
I. It is heitily recomrr
1 results, d : :
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s a delightful table
5 of the Liver and Ki
tended by the medica
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rater, and is also a
idneys, Stomach, B<
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kidneys,
Liun emu. sxuggibn excreic
, liver etc.
Very respectfully,
THEO. A. QUATTLEBA1
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come too c
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trie ume.^ui niiv u an
lebilitate^y the hot >
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bale 1
_ UNFINISHED NOVELS
TALCS THAT WERE STOPPED BY TH
By All
; I A>uu?lv?That a nun who "as to bo "
* mother-in-law to . men can t beverr
objectionable to j on<* *kem. H.er
E ; duties will be t. a?nt J"oU 7
Drugg
a correct. His olxiciui litle ih "em- j
eror nud autocrat." Czar is tlie old j
tussian word for lord or prince and !
ras ahnndoned by l'eter the <Jreat on j
- *-- ? * r?^n i
ists.
LEA VI
sss
Jol
Plumb
Fi
Stoves and Karnes,
ware, Tin Plate, Irr
3bers and Dealers in
ers' Gas and Steam
tters' Supplies.
Stove Ret airy, Tinware, Enamel ware, ITollov
.n Roofing. Conductor 1'ipe, Kave Trou^l
HAND OF DEATH.
Nathaniel Hascthorne's Korrbodio
About "The Ilollirer lloiiianre,
The Kr>Riurat That Strvrnnon L,ef
Thackeray's Lait Work.
George Gissin^'s "Vurunilda" is
ir- masterpiece that its author did not liv
( to tinish. One well known critic conaii
ers this tale of Hie ltouian and tli
j know, to be rlgl discharged.?Bos- n
J ton Transcript. c
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,?? ( Reaolve Ii ' **??! Place. i:
t. "I'll take no'"1 ^ *es'" declared tbe c
' young man fln*VCJ| 1
Did this 6ausl'" ?oople to commend t
a i him ns a prude in in? fellow? a
e I No. t
I" Tou see. it wir, a ehurcli fair that t
?> bflmsfli. ' t.?F'itlsburg Post. J
is iriuiupnui reiuru iriuu iiuaiu, mo ;
rowuing victory over Charles XII. | J ^
if Sweden. Since then the Itussinu I
notiarch has been officially entitled
uiperor, aud ut the congress of Vien- |
in in 1815 his right to the imperial
erm was admitted by the powers,
vith the proviso that, though he was :
fmperor, he had no precedence over j
he kings of western Europe.?St \
[nines' Gazette.
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ii&ivamzco and lilac
and Fire Clay, Orati
Fixtures, Refrigcral
Hose, Pumps and P
Lee A.
Dhnnu 4 (W
:k Sheets, Terra Cotta, Fine I'ipe, Fire Uric!
2S and Tiles, Wood Mantels, Gas and Electrl
tors, Freezers and Water Coolers, Rubbe
nmp Supplies.
Lorick & Bro.,
Columbia, S. C.
iriA i* _ ? r*a
* Goth the deceased writer's llnest worl
c ind. though ninny may question till
judgment, there tun exist but universj
regret that the romance must forevt
remain incomplete.
A greuter work by a greater writei
"Weir of HermiHtou." by It. 1,. Stevei
on, was left a mere fragment, o
which the lurid grandeur proved tha
i its creator was taken from ii?j in M.
S I It ! * To,j
McFJnb?I sor * roiu-li scientist is
>r advocating tlie'JH arliig of wooden ?
clot lies. How d 11 think 11 wooden j
suit won Id look? Rutlier knob- i
r' by.?Louisville < er-Journal. ! 1
_ I 1
lf ! It is better to a,,le to appreciate 1 1
t the tilings we cat have than to have i
i ? le to appreciate.? i
The Lairrer'i llnblt.
The legal formality of addressing a
jourt sticks to many a lawyer of eon- !
;resslonnl preferment. It is nothing un- .
usual to hear an impassioned orator in I
the house, pausing in his argument or
breaking in upon the argument of another.
exclaim, "Now. if your honor
please!" Of course the house always
marks the slip with a burst of loud
4^aiui uay ui it
?^>FOR<c^
Columl
eturn When Yo
iwiiuaj
[)ia,
>u Please.
* 1IV/I1V TTU.
SCH!
HI
Suits made to suit ui
CliUa I J i
ioiv main ^ir
I VV7 A- HApppn
J i /w b i vyE-T Lii\,
IGh ART TAILORS.
iy taste. Suits made at the shortest notic*
zenith of his power. Another roinane*
"St. Ives," by the same pen. was rut
nlnj; In a mouthly magazine at the tim
?of liLs premature death. Here, howevei
readers were not balked of a satlsfucti
| rj' denoueiuent, tor the story wa
brought to u conclusion by Mr. guillci
Couch, well known under the noui d
plume of "g."
i. "I hardly know what to say to th
..kKIIM !.!.. ?
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i, lAllOQ. t)
HUMAN -ALOUSY.
e _j_
r. niffrrpiiof . ppu I hp 1 *"* ?* |
i- : In * Mun ,, 1 " Womb.
s 1 Tin* mail's jeal< r dy is " SS:5
- flooding evoryiliiii lea ring down and
c devouring evervlllk^'1 ',',u ",!,t 'a
strong, tilling his . tweruiost heait, ah
e J sorbitig all rivers '' fail's u"'l dc
i Tlii' woiunu's leal
laughter. In the senate, where there | ^
are also many lawyers. It Is rarer to >
hear the familiar words lteeati.se de- fTlV,
bate there is more sedate. I I II
StronK l.nnj*.
"Popley's looking bad. What's the
matter with him?" I .
? sto
"Lungs. mo
"You don't say! Weak, eh?" l,e.
"So: strong. There's a new baby bin
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re Saturday or Monday, April 8th. or 10th., a
re from our superb stock of Clothing, Furnishi
allowed a discount of 10 per cent, which will ]
Resides vou ect the finest eoods offered for
ubscribers.
this advertisement to our
md buys Ten Dollars or
njr Goods, and Hats, will
pay railroad fare to Colum
the monev.
t^uiurk u*n clULt'eu tU J
style. To j*ive us a
1
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Mch. 3^1-y
ui, or no pay. suns 01 any color, designs o
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_ - -.?A' .1 I
j. - |/ui/i?v ouv/ui nun iiuuiin v riuuauu
though I pretty well know* what tls
case will l?e. I shall wver finish it,
wrote Nathaniel Hawthorne with rel
erenee to "The Dolliver ltomance.
which he had undertaken to write fo
| the Atlantic Monthly. This forcbodin
was but too soon verified, for the nil
thor had source time to do more thai
lay the groundwork of the storv \
~ ~ I
\ i ins lliliui. , '
c oussy is a narrow. i Silent. treacherous
" 1 torrent whi<-h hide ,ls i'1"1 ^
above which l is,, hi ,l anU 8,,0Ht l,:iuks;
" ! it heightens he sensibility and
r j strengthens her mil , , , ..
g ! The jealous .nan .> V wrathful lion;
i- , he is noble, and l.unge r ou,>'( <"vv** "lu
V - * ^
' i
At his liouso that keeps him awake
nights."?Philadelphia l'ress.
Well Provided.
"Whew! Barnstormer must have
found food for thought in the dramatic , __>
editor's article this morning." | ?|i?
"Pood? I should/^va ? /nil meal. ? J- I
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IT PAYS TO BUY OU
ioaiery, Negligee Shirts, 2 and 3 Piece
Jnder-we?.r, Extra Trousers. Hats. Trunk:
10 P. U Frlnnind'
R KIND.
Suits, Handkerchiefs
s & Bags, Boys Clothing.
S-Comnanv. .....
L B
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R COLUMBIA
BANK.
? ' - - j part! AK1^'
/at
i i ii ' 1" " "^w^rrTr;
mmmma struck hi in down.
At his funeral at Concord the scan
commenced manuscript iuy upon h
ooftin. Sixin afterward the first cliapti
appeared In the Atlantic, and subs
quent]y the second chapter, which 1
had been unable t<> revise, was publisl
^^cnooj
Y fore ?l""r | -kfen
tu I vaiuT and passion oi/Iy 11*1.iffr ;
sliinr. The ancer of ny? jealous uiau .7^
i-e ! directed against tlie object of his love
is | and interrupts his love, atul that of the
er t jealous woman is directed una ins t her
e- ! rivals, and her love is intensified by it. n
ie Jealousy makes n fool of a man; it v
(i- | makes him ridiculous and lowers him in 01
i L?ays.
" lit". i?l UvrfJIM ? 1
-Catholic Standard and Tunes.
Poor, lint ( nndld.
"Arc you looking for work V"
"No," answered the poor but candid !
ian: "I'm looking for money, but I'm i
rilling to work, because 1 cau't get It
therw Up "?Pr?"li??rir?o ?.
mnnuntx
(THE HUB)
CLOTHIERS AND FURN
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f
I I .ral^Wjy 1 ' ' "
? ..
ISHERS.
iMake this
bia. LEver
safe and sc
tion given
gate onr s;
your banking place in Columy
courtesy, consistent with
?und banking. Special attenchecking
accounts. Investiivings
department. : : : :
ed In the wume periodical. Several yeai
lapsed when a thinl fragment. revise
and copied by the novelist's \\ ife, wt
placed in the publisher's hands. T1
original manuscript is now preserved I
the Concord public library.
"Wives and Daughters" was runnir
iu the Cornhill when the authores
Mrs. Ciaskell, died. Fortunately tl
work was Hearing its completion, >
tliat. although it was not actuallv ti
rs ; the love and esteem of the woman, hut I
h1 a woman gains in wit and charm hy her (
is jealousy, and it makes her more attrac- m
io five to the man. Jealousy is a terrible, w
In i sharp weapon whieh a woman us?>s jn
lightly in order to cut a few sweets on ra
!?; which to feed her vanity: often she even
s, i wounds with it the man she loves in j
jo : order to enjoy his sufferings. The man j tv
jc j disdains this eruel tiling, though, did he ?p
u- I use it. it would rarelv miss its oliteet ! ?
A Talc of a Tub. t||jl
The two pretty American prirls had
et two delightful Knglishmeu on the
ay across and had given a cordial ;
vitation, warmly seconded by their :
other, to Sir t'harles and his friend
visit them at their country home. T|
One <Lay a message came saying the
ro men would arrive that afternoon. 1
he family was thrown Into a fever of (J.
3K fioitom FF1C(
No Flies nor Mosquito
er you if you use o
oors and windows.
)S?
es can pes>ur
Screen
I Palmetto
Capital $25
Bank & Trust Cc
0,000.00; Surplus $35,000.00
COLUMBIA, S. C.
WA\ H. LVI.ES, President.
iahed by the glftexl writer, the plot ws
sufficiently advanced to enable us
I make more than a shrewd guess at tl
1 ultimate fute of the characters and
# take leMve of the hero fully assured <
' his ultimate happiness.
Ajiother serial that was being writtt
for the same magazine when its untie
laitl down pen forever was ,-l?enls 1?
val." Thackeray, indeed, was alreat
In Ilia .rr? lt?! t.nl.l I..,, t l/.n
- - --? | ?
is ! awakening the dormant love of a
to ! woman, of bringing hidden love to the
ie i Hurfaee and of creating love where ' (j,
to | there was none,?From "The Herman tl
L)f ! Of Borne." g,
i. I PYGMY HIPPO AND ELAND.
ur w
ii- Thii Ant malt of Africa Tliut Are
jy Practically liiknowii.
tenement, aua many plans of enter- ;
in men t for their guests were sufi ;
>sted and abandoned. It was finally
jeided that, as Englishmen are no- Poii
riously fond of a "tub" and their -L Ctil
tests were coming directly front the j
nin, they should lirst be invited to ;
,ke a bath. After that the hostess |
ould rely on the inspiration of the
oment.
The young men arrived promptly !
We have all you need for sprin
its, Calsom-wall finish,
Plaster, Cement
ri n
g renovation.
, Glass, Lime,
Etc.
WORTh
New Manifo
\
Typewriter operators <1
[R Vice-Praldent. J. POPE MATTHEWS, Se<
1 INVESTIGATING!
Jding Hammond Typewriters.
n v?ni rrali/.i' if vim nri' ti.mng otlirr than a Ha
:'y. menced. Three parts ami a portion <
a fourth were all that appeared, nr
"the story," wrote the editor, "Ureal
off a? his life ended full of vipor at
blooming with new promise like tl
apple trees iu this month of May
With the fourth part was given a set <
notes, taken from Thackeray's own p
pers, elucidatory of the subsequent il
tnn.ond velopnient of the plot.
of | known to the outside world. These are rj
it} ' the pyjrmy or I.iherinn hippopotamus ! j1(
is i and the Derbinn eland. The first named
id . is just what ils name implies, a pymny i s?
jo j hippopotamus. differing from the larger
1 anil common variety in three respects
of only. In the llrst place, it Is much 0(.
a- | smaller than the common llippopotae
nms nmphibius. being no latter than
1 an ordinary fair si/.?sl hog; in the sec
id after some demurring were lair- j
ad off to the bathroom. In about an
>ur they emerged and went intnie '
iatly to their hostess, saying. "We are '
>rry to leave so soon, but we only ;
line to make a call, and our train I
aves in fifteen minutes." ? Lippin>tt*s.
Itlcc Entrm nml Wlicnt Eatrri.
Some writer onee classified the ltonu
vj. n iti/
Opposite Post Offic
COLUMBIA, S. C
A POSTAL WILL BRING IT
VV 1>,
e.
'ICES.
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key depression lijjher am]
work and greater speed)
Exclusive Ham mom!
Feature*.
Writing on any wiihh
paper. No heading ot
post?! cards or envelopes
(takes less A time to
insert. Only typewriter
w n ? viiiii ii rii :iiu a* i> iirrrr^nr) z { 11 m
only one-half tnat of ??111? r machine*), hei
Write lor Catalogue and learn.
F.xcluaive Haa
minium: j um-ucruy s great conieiiiporur
ice lea." Charles Dickens, died. too. in burnt**
For long bis health hail L?et u but i
ni tit on d dlfTerent, but he stuck unflinchingly
the work in* bad in hand. On June
change 1*70, the end caine. Tlio morning ai
* M?ie Part ot t',e Afternoon of that day we
Creek, devoted to completing the sixth nut
Hack ber of "The Mystery of l-'dwiu Drood
r tabu- tnit scarcely liud be finished work at
tomutic aat down to dinner ere lie was seizi
y, onu pince, it (liners somewhat from tlie i ja
ts. ' common hippo in the character of its j
n- j teeth, ami, in the third place, instead ^
to ' of spending its time in the rivers and
S, lakes in large herds it wanders ahout ; t[
id j through the jungles singly or in pairs, j a
re ! much after the manner of swine in s.
n- ! search of mast. (>w ing to the fact that j
1." it does not go in herds and is hard to 1 G)
at distinguish against tlie dark hack- ' Q
ed ground of jungle thickets it is an e\- ,v
tion of the world Into two groups?
le rice eaters anil the wheat eaters.
'ith riee goes llsh, and with wheat * g |
ios meat, Chemical analysis slinvs ^ |J
lat eaelt of these combinations forms 1
perfect diet, embracing all the neees
try food elements, ltut. while the
heat and meat diet requires an olnl>- UN II
rate and expensive preparation to
lake it ready for use, the rue and
ORGANIZED 186*
le Carolina Natic
COLUMBIA, S, C
rED STATES. COUNTY and
J.
>nal Bank
CITY DEPOSI
wiiii [loru'ri nun pcrtnniii-nt
alignment ?miilft'Clvd
by wear. Si tie
paper guide.
paper htraighlennig
Only typewriter which
The Hammond has all
and some good points \vh
Mailorders f??* supplies
ao>* ^' '
(No li'tlerj diagonally written.>
will do a* i?r*-t ty work when old as when new
of the good point* of all other typewriters c<
ich they hav'nt.
for all mvchines solicited.
n <1 i / I ^A?irl i<sm>
iik inr wltli a lit. From this he never reeo
or hard ?red, but after lingering some holt!
hence without regaining consciousness, di
ieat Bess a( (J tll(f next (jay
nm* ( "I shall publish Inte In this ycai
wrote Laurence Sterne, "and the no
rt0? I shall begin n new work in four m
unbilled : nines, which, finished, 1 shall oontin
i 'Tristram' with fresh spirit." This iu
| work here referred to is the "Sen
| mental Journey," one volume alone
v- j oeedlngly ditli.ult animal tn hunt or "1(
"s. find. If anything tin- logs of tho dwarf ; w
p<1 ( Lilterian hippopotamus arc a tritle Ion- t(
get* in proportion than are those of the
j common river hippopotamus. j jr
. Ne\t to 1110 l,ll?orinn hippopotamus i ^
?l* tiie Derblan eland of west Africa, 1 ^
uc which the Mandingoes call "Jinko jan- '
>w ko." is today tiie least known of all
"" rare and strange animals. Outing. t
of J
Ml UK'l I" <_Ut-U|l 9111(1 r<l III I !?*. 11 I1HHS I
[> slaughter houses, mills or bakeries, ' c \PI'
itli dozens of other adjunctive fac- j stIRPI
?ries. Fish and rice can be prepared LIAHI1
ir food by the simplest processes with- ,
i lifteen minutes after they are
relight to the pot. And so the rice
iters are able to live on a few pennies i
day and yet thrive and become big I Interes
nd populous nations. ? Kansas City I r
ournul. W. A.
i v/ry 1 .
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.US PROFITS,
LITY OF STOCKHOI DERS,
SAVINGS DEPART IVil
"t Allowed at the rate of 4 per cent, perannun
uary. May, August and November.
( LARK. President 1 o
$200,000
200^000
$482,000
fi, payable quarterly, Feb
1
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Gen. A^t, N. & S. Carolina.
Cil imbia, S
i AND ENGINES, l'"H
which was ever given So the world, 11
by reason of the author's death w
the immortal Tristram Shandy" ev
. C continued.
"Are,idla," the pastoral roiuan
which Sir Philip Sidney composed
j Wilton House, was never completed a
j ran no small danger of being en tin
I bust to future generations when
sS'a k | author, before his death, gave ordt
' ' ' ' j for ??s dost ruction
,,r Tlt?- Hriiitrr'n l)rvll.
ns I Alilus Manutius, a printer in Venice
l'r to the holy church ami the <1 me, eui- Q1
ployed a negro hoy to help him in his ^
office. The hoy was believed to he an u
at Imp of satan ami went hy the name of f(
nd ti,0 printer's devil." In order to pro
teet him from persecution and confute
',s a foolish superstition Mauritius made a p
<rs public exhibition of the hoy and an- r
WILIl
I'or 1'ooptp of Thirty.
"If you reach the age of thirty with
at having bad any sot-ions illness you
ill l>o likely to live till seventy or ?' "
tore," said ti physician. "All the old
jlk I know reached thirty without any Kiclt
larining maladies scored against them. j)nj j
"l-'rom tlii.-ty on all yott need do Is to j.- j |
e careful, to observe a few simple j"
ules of health. I should say that these _ i
? u. O. ,
JONES, Cashier. T. H.
Assets Over Cheated
Death ^ (
icy trouble often ends fatally,
. . . .. . >o medic
choosing the right med cine , (:hamlx>ria,
Wolfe, of Hear Grove, hiwa.l,., , ,
d death lie says: "Two years I . -
ivi u LLi'/K, \ ico-1'rosident.
ME1GHAN, Ass't. Cashier
$l,5oo,ooo.
a Weak Digestion.
inecan replace food but
si's Stomach and Liver
1 help you to digest your
Buses, Hnilkits, I'
(iarden Ili S", ripe. V Iv
plies ami Repairs. LOM
SUPPLY STORE, Aujju
unit sin ? t | riui v\>?r< . Sim* tinjj, l*n i*ys. '?
liiiUlinu ( >i"<" ^- < n-1 -?,,py * ; capBt'ily !10(
*?? him ' II hi;: iiu-, I'.utmii anil Murlii
BARD fOUNDRY. MACHINE & OILER
staOa.
faring. Only al?out lllo manuscript pagra
u |,ail,j. Jlerijamln 1 Harwell's last novel, whi
brought the story up to the tlrst doz
ne ! Hues of chapter 10, was all that w
a written when the brilliant writer It
UKK | ankle hla pen forever.
Strrualli In Niuibrn.
Fuddy?The Widow Jinks has fc
| mtrittt'jfeable daughters, nnd every c
nonnoeu uuit nny one who doubted ldiu ri
ol to bo flesh nn 1 blood might come for?'1
ward and pinch liini to mnko snro. The ^
en mistaken impression was removed, but
as before tiiis time the name "printer's ^
lid devil" had l>e?n attached to the b >y and
was thenceforth applied generally to
the boyish assistants in a printing of- h
: flee.
>ur
?ne Rnler of Rnuli'i Title. f
uK?s art* simple and i;ood; j ;lK? 1
"Kat fruit at breakfast and at lunch- caused
on. lanxict,
'Avoid pastry, mutllns, hot bmid nud which
uttered toast. have a
'Kat potatoes only once a day. 1 jn
"Walk at '.east four utiles in the open T \
, , and he
ir dally.
"I>o not drink ten or coffee. i SIIK <*'
"Take a daily bath and wash the J- *
. ,
had Kidney trouble, which "KKI- 't is
me great, pain, suffering and ,akcn l,lat
y. but 1 took Electric Bitters. tothe?yste
ctiectcd a complete cure 1 ^and assi
Iso found them of great benefit 1 weak
eral debdity and nerve trotible. the* Tah,c
ep them constantly on hand! l)een benefi
as I find they have no equal '' ,n,y cost a
larris, F. B. Gunter, Tlmroons llot,s Hr?3O
T\ n. .< , _
not tl.o quantity of food
given strength and vigor
m, but the amount digesundated
If troubled with
jstion. don't fall to give
ts a trial. Thousands have
tied by their use. Ttaiy
quarter. For sale by Tlm<Sc
Crawon Drug 00.
;
I 01 uuriu is jPITgtlgea. >\ Mat uo y
I think of That*
ou i The general allusion to the ruler of
j it tuts in an the czar i*. atrlctlv anoakiiu' |
m i- M mi iKriun* rt'iiruiK. *
"Sloop eight hours." ? Philadelphia j ville, t
)ulletlu.
uiu ijiuwui crug \.Aj. 01 Lieei-1 K^nd the
guarantees them at 50c. 8Ue