The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, November 06, 1890, Image 4
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Published Kvkky Thursday,
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The Herald Publishing Company.
conwav, s. c.
MAIL S^'lUWULK~
Route No. 1123H.
From Marion by Callivants Ferry, Ha* j
kars and Cool Spring. I<oave Conway Tues*
days anil Saturdays at 7 o'clock A. M; hi* j
rive at ConWay Mondays and Fridyas a1
ft o'clock 1?. MRoute
No- II2 K).
From Gonwny by Nlxonville, Hand |
and Wamnee to Little lUver. Leave Con
way Tuesdays and Saturdays at H A, M.; |
arrives at Conway Mondays and Fridays at,
5 p. n?.
Route No 14217.
From Conway by Uideon to .lordauvilie. j
I.eJV'o CooWiiv Tiiitwilneu TlnifviUw mul
Saturdays at 7 o'clock a. in., arrives same
days at 7 p. in.
Route No I 12 tit.
From Conway l?y Hoard Landing, Hammond,
I,con, and Until to Pirotvay. Leave .
Conway Mondays and Thursdays at M '
a. m.;arrives at Conway Tuesdays and
Fridays at 3:15 p. in.
Route No. 14??tt.
From ('onway by Hucksviile to Port
tlarrelson, d iily except Sundays. Leave
Conway at 1 p. in., aririve at Port Harrel
soiiatup.m.. Leave Port Harrelson at 7
a. iu., arrive at Con vay at 12 in.
c//r/:< // milkctou >
M KTIIODIST.
11BV. W. HU.MBKUT, PASTOIt.
Services every Sunday morning
11 o'clock a. tn. and evening 7 o'clock,
p. m. Communion the first, Sunday of
. every month.
Sunday School every Sunday Oj.'lO
A. M., R. Norton Superintendent, j
Craver meeting every Thursday at
7 o'clock P..M. Strangers and visitors
are cordially invited to all these
services.
CONWAY CIRCUIT.
APPOINTMENTS OK ItKV. W. M. IIAltDIN.
Rrown Swamp, 2nd Sunday d:00
i\ M.
Ourants, 4th Sunday 11:00 A. M.l
Mt. Zion, 1st. Sunday 11:00 A. M.
tool spring, 2nd Sunday 11:00
A. M.
Autioch, 3rd Sunday 3:00 1*. M.
Jordanville, 3rd Sunday 11 A. M. t
Pisgah, 1st. Sunday 2:00 1*. Ni.
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BAPTISTllKV.
V. J. WILLOUUIIUY, I'ASTOH.
Services every lirst Sunday in each
month at 11 o'clock A. M. and 7 1'
M.; also services on Friday night be
fore first Sunday at which time
Church Conference is held.
Sunday School ovorv Sunday at j
V):3() A. Si.; K. W. Nolley, Superin- j
tendent.
Prayer meeting every Tuesday |
night.
APPOINTMENT* OF RKV. MOSK8 PltlOGKON.
Hayboro, second Sunday and day,
before.
N?w Hope, third Sunday and day
before.
Pleasant Union, fourth Sunday
and day before.
H. I). QUA I NO Kit, PABTOH.
Joiner Swamp?First Sunday
Saturday before in each month, and
Juniper Hay?Second Sunday and
Saturday before in each month.
Bethel?Friday and Friday night I
before 3rd Sundav in each month.
Kehoboth?Third Sunday and Sat-!
Hrday before.
Hickory (Jrove?Fourth Sundny ;
and Saturday before.
PRESBYTERIAN.
ItKV. (i. W. MCMILLAN, PASTOR.
Services every 3rd and 4th Sunday J
at 11 o'clock a. in. and 7i p. in.
Sunday School everv Sundav id. I
* f J ? V ~~~ 1
3 o'clock p. id. 1). T. McNeill Super- j
intendent.
CONWAY LODGE. I
Regular Communication <?f Conway
Lodge No. 215), at Masonic llall second I
Tuesday night in each Month.
C. S. Cacsky, W. M.
I'. K. Hktiika Sect.
PROFESSION A L \
I)U. J. S. DUSENDUIIY, !
Physlcift n and Sn / geon. i
i j
Can be found at I)r. K. Norton's Drug i
Store, or at the residence of K. G. Dtisenburv.
1
Johnson ? .lolitinon, i .Jobnaunn A ^nattlpitnion j i
Marlon, S C. I Conway, S. C. '
JehnSQfjs & Quattlebaunn
tfs. at 5^at0, !i
Conway W. O.
Prompt attention given to business.,
? fr -J' C?T'f : a : ?
, ft -fitf// tin ti ton tf/2 n
v.' "utTflllKEr AND COUHSELLOrV '
. . 'Ji'f lAVt -
Conway, W? C. 1
Will practice In Horry and adjoining* '
Counties. 1
W. W. Hamilton, K. A. GAMIUK (
Hamilton ? Gagque,
Doctors of Dental Burgery. ]
Marion, 8. O.
Cocaine, a nd ull the latest aneshctic
used. Office fitted up in first-class style
11 the latest improved instruments used ,
tfatfsfvtlon guaranteed. Office on liar
1m street.
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T*7"a,sliingrtori I^atter
(Regular ('orreap*anient.)
Mr. Harrison probably did not impress
the Knglish steel and iron men 1
fis an aggressive enemy of (Jreat Bri- t
tain and her interests, as he* cordial-j I
lv shook hands with four or live .N
hundred members of the British '
Iron and Steel Institute at the White) '
House Saturday afternoon, at a spe 1
cial reception held in honor of the
solid foreign visitors. A number '
jovially referred to the new tariff 1
law and its probable effect upon their '
American trade, but they all agreed 1
that there was no tariff upon the 1
American hospitality, with which '
they have been everywhere over 1
whf]tiled. The party left hero this j1
morning, ut?i| \yill visit Canada ho
foregoing homo.
The Civil Service Commission ha*
been heard from again. Through 1
Commissioner lloosnvolt it has sent '
letters to the presidents of the vnr 1
ions repnb'iean State associations 1
here, warning them that they violated
the law ralating to political con !
trihutions at their peril. The member,-;
of t he assoeiatons smile in a 1
most peculiar manner when the let 1
tor is mentioned, If yon should ask (
me if the law was being violated, I 1
should say yes, hat at Co sumc time (
I shouldn't like to undertake the I
contract of convleting the moil who j
arc going it. In plain language,
the law is being vio'nted in spirit, but t
not in letter, and it would he well t
nigh impossible to proven violation.1 <.
No excitement was created hereby
the report that eminent lawyers, including
Senators Carlisle and Mo t
IMierson were of tin* opinion that the l
Mckinley tariff law rendered void >
by reason of a short paragraph rela- tting
to the reduction of the tobacco >
tax having been omitted by the en - t
rolling clerks, and that New Yorku
importers intended to carry a test j c
case to the Supreme Court. Nobody 1 1
of any consequence here believes that. 11
i he omission interferes with the law 1
and if the New York importers wish i
to spend some of the money they '
have made hy compelling people to <
pay increased prices for goods impor- 1
ted under the old tariff, why let them
go ahead. The lawyers will he the i
only gainers, i
Mr. Cleveland is here for the purpose
of making an argument before <
Supreme Court, lie is looking ex-1 i
tremely well, and says he is feeling |
in tip top condition, lie receives
nu more attention than any of the
other eminent lawyers who come
here to pra ctice before the Supreme
Court, lie has not called on <
Mr. Harrison this time. J<
The work of the two campaign
committees is over, the big guns of
both sides are in the Held taking
part in the limil assault, and the
headquarters here nre in charge of '
the clerks who are waiting to see
the result of their work. No figures
are given Jout by either JJcommittee
but privately among their party '
friends, the republican are figuring
upon a majority of twenty, while the. 1
democrats content themselves by 1
claiming a majority of from eight to '
twelve. I met a gentleman today '
who has l?een taking an active part 1
in the campaign in the northwest, 1
and who has a national reputation (
as a close political observer. He *
says that lie is confident that the '
Fanners' Alliance will hold the balance
of power, and dictate ths organ, j
i/.ation of the next House. He thinks
the Alliance men elected in the South ! I
f j
who have heretofore been democrats, i
mid those in the north and west who
have acted with the republicans,
will refuse to enter the caucus of 1
either party, should they, as he thinks *
they will, hold the balance of power '
in the House, and will ad as a unit,
easting their votes for the party that '
^ives them the most. The gentlemen 1
is a republican ami opposed to the (
Farmers' Alliance. Should his prog- j1
iiostication prove to be coirect, t lie .(
Fifty-Second (Congress will be a most,1
n teres tin p bodyj j'
New York City seems further |*
from getting a recount of its popu-1
lation than ever. Secretary Noble ; ,
was refused Mayor Grant's second j
request, and {Superintendent Porter,
who has just returned, says lie fails
to see any <^ood grounds for ordering >
n recount, and as Mr.. Porter is him J
self a .citizen of New York, it would j
l>c natural to suppose that he would j
drain a point, to raise its figures if he 1 (
could find any good reason for so do- i
i?g. ,
Next Thursday the rrtonumertt (
erected by Congress on the grounds
[>f he Naval Academy tc the memo- j
ry of thpse who lost their lives on
the Hl-fatoAJfcjj^nette Arctic expedition,
is ^ Ix^WKjiOle^. A special |
train carrVtflfc the P?5j?i^d and |
other eminent pocpleNvill .'g^jftoni f]
here. . 0
\Y 11 KHALI), r
Mew ~^T or It Xjstter.J j
(lingular Correspond oneo.)
A movement hasjuftt been kartell j
n this city whose object is to faciliato
the udmissiiu of women to the |
tractico of law. Although for live!
ears back women have been elegi- i
tie in this State ?>f admission to the
tar after passing t lie required exani-j
nation, yet it is said that at the
present time there is but 'one femule j
awyer in tbi city. Considering
the number of women engaged in
tiller professions, such as medicine,
md the number of successful wonen
lawyers in other large cities,
mr poor sliowiuin this regard is
cmarkable, ami o mine of our promneiit
ladies have interested themselves
in the matter and have form
. I a "Women's Legal Kducatiomil
Society " Already the society has
jogun iu worl* ami the Lniversity
>f NowjYork has boon prevailed upm
to establish two special courses
of legal ledum's for women, under
the guidance of the soolety, Mrs.
Kmily Kompin, I,. L. 1), of the
Lniversity of Zurich, Swit/.orlaml,
s the leading spirit in the niovenenl,
and is to deliver one of the
ourses of lectures. Mrs. Kompin
s said to be an able woman and the
mly one holding the title of L. L.
I> from a Knropoaa institution. It
s expected tlpij a large u>iti|her of
voinan will improve t ho opportunity,
iot so much for the purpose of praoicing
law as to aid them in the cure
>f property.
KUCKV PUUItlKUH.
The prospect of a cold Winter and
he high price of furs conspire to
nake business in that line at present
,'ery interesting. It is said that
tome few fur merchants of this city,
vho were heavily stocked last winor,
but found the warm weather
igainst sales, are now counted as
ixtreinely lucky men. The prices
lave gone up H) to 5 > per cen?, and
hose who had a stock left over from
ast season are on tneir wav to mak
ng big money. It is thus that the
ivhirliiri-x of times comes to t lie re*.
3Wo, and those who were lamenting
last year have good cause to rejoice
this year. One big furrier who was
t warm friend of the administration
is reported as having profited by his
knowledge of the drift of ntTairs
concerning Alaska by buying immense
quantities of Sea'skins before
the rise took place, on which he will
make an independent fortune.
INCUKVSINO KX I'll I1SS 11ATKS.
An increased tariff of 25 per cent
has been agreed upon by the leading
express companies to apply to the
carrying of parcels between the
larger cities, such as New York,
Philadelphia and Chicago. No excuse
is given by the companies, for
the raise, except that the exigencies
of business require it. The fall
trade is now under full headway ami
the traffic is so largo that rates can
he increased with ease. The ndvan
1 .... i 11 ...
t'w niLL's nave oeon agree'I to by the
Adums; United States; the American;
National; and \N'olU-Kargo companies;
and will go into effect on the
lirst of November. The representatives
of the companies deny that
here is any consolidation scheme in
n contenplation; hut the drift of
vents show conclusively that sooner
>r later they will he organized into
me grand trust.
STORY or Tlir MKXIOAN
ARMS'
Legendary Account of the Founding
of the Aztec Capital.
The origin of the Mexican eoat oftrms
is to he found in undent tradiions.
The eagle was the emblem of
,he primitive Mexicans, but when
VIexican imlependence was overthrow
yy Spanish eomjuest new quatterings
vere introduced, and only so much
>f the original symbols remained as
von Id serve to emphasize the glory
>f the conquerors. When our in
lopenenee was restored a just regard
"or tradition led to the rehabilitation
>f the ancient coat-.of-nrm.
The law of April I I, IS'Tl, direced
that the arms should be "The
Mexican eagle, resting on the left
law at the top of a nopal (plant of
he genus cactus). The nopal grows
m a rock in the. midst of a lake
I'lic tmgle grasps a serpent in his'
ighi claw, and is in the act of tcarng
it to pieces with ils beak, Two
>ranches, one of laurels, and theotli>r
of evergreen oak, adorn these arms
11 conf ninilv with the design emS
o j
doyed by the ruler of the first j
hanipions of independence."
The allegory thus depicted is ex- ]
dained by the following legend:
The Aztecs came from a remote
on 11 try called A/.tlan, and, after '
ong peregrination, rested in Chapul*
itpcck. Inn-much as they were aflictcd
and bofiot by various insihious
ncniics, who attacked tliem with thj5
'rS " -8
> ( \ fJt < j[ T J T ( r*^ ( (
rii u hsday n<
cunning of serjKmts, their priests I
searched for a 8|H>t io which they
might establish themselves pen/ia |
nantly. Finally they discovered a
point on the shore of a lake where an
eagle, perched upon a nopal, was devouring
a serpent. This seemed a
good omen, and xccordingly they
chose t his point, believing that- in so
doing they were obeying the will of
their gods. They founded there the
city of Teuscntitlan, which to day is
the populous City of Mexico.
If you suffer pricking pains on
moving the eyes, or cannot bear
bright light, and tlnd your sight ;
weak and failing, yon should \
promtly use Dr. J. 11. McLean's'
Strengthening 10ye Salve. 25 cents
a box.
Fruucntly accidents occur in the
household which cause burns, cuts,
sprains and bruises; for use in such
Case*} Dr, .J. II. McLean's Volcanic
Oil Liniment has for many years
been the constant favorite family;
remedy,
Schedule ol*
Wlniington Chadbourn & Conway R. R.
A JH'i I vl l??l, IHOO,
Sclimlnla In flUin ditto,
NO. 0, SOUTH 1U?UN I),
I'ASSKNO Kit ANI> KHKIU111' DAII.Y, KXCKI'T
SUNDAY.
Leave Cliadboiirnf 8 00 a in
Leave Clarendon 8 40 a in
/.wave Kmersoii 8 40 a in
Arrive at Mt Tabor 0 00 a in
Leave MountTabnrJ 0 10 a in
Arrive at Lori*d 0 08 it in ,
Leave l.oris V) 48 a m
/.otiv SivnfordJ 10 02 a nt
l.oave Hay born 10 10 a m |
/.eave Prlvetts 10 81 a in
Leave Adrian 10 8 in
Arrive Conwayt Ill in
NO. 7, NOltTIIHOUNI),
I'ASS KNUKK \NII KIIKIUI IT DAII.Y, KXCHl' I'
SUNDAYS.
Leave Conway o qo p m
Leave Adrian ;> ;{4 p in
beavo Prlvetts y 88 p in
Leave Uayboro y 55 p in
beavo Sunford 8 11 p in
Arrive at Loris 3 18 p ni
Leave Loris 8 2^ p m
Arrive at Mt. Tabor 4 <) > I> m
Leave Mount Tabor 4 15 P in
Leave Kinerson 4 25 p in
Leave Clarendon 4 85 p m
V hhI .r? / M... I I - - -
.iinir \'llilil WOUIII .') If) p H)
^Telegraph Stations.
Train No. (I will wait at Chadhourn
for train No, 7N \V. (}, & A. It. lb
Train No. 7 will eonnoet with trat t> ,
No. 23, sou* lilionnd, on W. C. & A. |
lb lb
.1. 11. Cii aohOukn, J it.,
Superintendent.
Atlantic Coast Line.
Wilmington, Columbia & Augusta R- R
4 'oinlCUM'tl K?-Ii?mI l??.
Dated Apr. 20th, 1800.
THAINS GOING SOUTH.
No. 28.
Leave Wilmington (1 15 p in
Leave Chadbourn 8 27 p in
Leave Marion 0 88 p m i
Arrive Florence 10 20 pm
No. 27.
Leave Wilmington 10 10 p in
" Chadbourn 1-1 48 p in
" Mario,- 12 40 a in
Arrive Florence 1 20 a Hi
No. 50.
Leave Florence 8 20 a in
Arrive Sumter 4 85 a m
Leave Sumter 4 85 ? m
Arrive Columbia 0 15 a m
No. 58.
Leave Florence 8 25 a m
Arrive Sumter 0 85 a m
No. 52.
Leave Sumter 0 45 a in
Arrive Colombia 10 55 a m
No. 52 runs through from Charleston
via Central ltallroad. #
Leaving Lanes 0:15 A. M Manning 0:50
A. M. I
Train on C. & I). Hail road connects at
Florence will, V.? r.M
TRAINS GOING NOliTH.
Nu, 51, I
Leave Columbia 10 85 |> m ; |
Arrive Sumter U 58 |) m '
Leave Sumter 11 88 j> m I
Arrive Florence 1 15 a in '
Nil. 50. 1
Leave Sumter 0 81 p in ?i
Arrive Flor- nee 7 50 j> m
Nil. 58. I
Leave Columbia 5 20 p m \]
Arrive Sumter 0 82 p tn
No. 14. j.
Leave Florence 8 15pm
" Marion 8.55 p in I
" Chadliourii 0 45 p m
Arrive Wilmington 11 45 p m j
No 78.
Leave Florene? 4 85 a m
Leave Marion & .'... . 5 20 a jm
Arrive Wilmington,,,,,,
*t)aiiy. |Daily except Sikn.day,,:
No,. 5|Lnius through to Charleston, 8. 0..
via Central H. Itarriving Manning 7:t>4 g
I'. M^l.anei 7; 12 J'. M, Charleston Oipft*
I'.AL " !
No. 59 connects at Flnreljco With 0, and I ?
n ?i- ' " ' ?
... mini i rum unoraw and Wadoshnro, I
Noh. 78 and 14 make close connection
it Wilmington with \V. &. W. K. It fop fill l
points north# ' j
Train on Floronco H, It, licnvo Pee Dee i ,
luily except Sunday 4:40 P. M? arrive
(lowland 7:00 P. M lleturnlng leave j i
Rowland 0:30 A. M, arrive Peo Dee 8:50 I 1
A. M .
Train on Manchester & AugUHtaK.lt
leaves Sumter daily except Sunday 10:50. #
A. M, arrive Kiinini 12:01 A. M. lieurning
leave Ilimini 12:15 P. M. arrive
uinter 1:30 P. M. w
J. F. DIV1NK, Oen'l Supt.
I . It Kkni.y, Supt. Trana.
T, M. Kmkhhon. Qen'l Pivw. Agent.
OVEMBKU (>._
MM
j?llh BOILER
w PT USINQ '
rnAAAPION
BOILER
COMPOUND.
It Is a regotable liquid, perfectly harm^
less, and Is tin* cheapest, best and
mnut aiiuII v uiuJIa<I Daau Ifu wnrl
nfttlsfactorllynnd thoroughly* A trial
will convince owners of boilers of its
superiority over nnjr oilier compound.)
No chemical acids in Its composition.
Agents Wanted.
Petcheil & Loughlin,
02 Broad Street, N. Y.
Obtaiucd of nil Druggists and Dealers In Medicines.
It CUUK8-taKC notice-not simply helps
but CURK8 LIVER (OMPI.AINT,
Blllansness and Oyipspsla.
Is a strictly vegetable preparation and will
CUKK Mai.ahia. and all altlirui. troublss.
Dr. 8. II. Wise, of Boston, Ky. saya :
Tlave practiced medicine IS years, and find uq
qua) to Hkrbimr as a I.lver Regulator.'I
Dr. W- A. Baker, qf MadI*ou, Fla., says :
*A hottla oT nSwpiSB Is worth more toaq
?0.00 worth of Quinine In any family "
Acting on the I.lver In a different way froaa
any other medicine; It Is a positive cum for
Chronio Constipation and Is cheaper than Bills,
Its peculiar composition Is such, that wo
guarantee to euro any case of < bills aud Fever
or Bilious Fever with one bottle.
It costs but 75 cents and each bottle contains
over 40 average doses, making the cost
less than two cents a dose. Would you ask
for cheaper medicine ? It Is not a cure-all. But
will cure any I.lver, Illlloti* or Maln<
jrinl Complaint. Manufactured by |
1 Tlio IIorlDino Co.,
(Successors to Wm.Condcll.) fit. I.oui**, Mo,
I .
: WHO HAS BIO 1
I; rooR hose? j
II HAVE AND IT DON'T PAY.!;
| DO NOT WASTE YOUR MONEY
JON INFERIOR HOSE BUTGFTTHC
( e.
300 lbs. PRESSURE
|IT 18 JUST AS EASY TO GETJ?
THE BEST
| IF YOU ONLY KNOW IT. |!
T1I1C SPIRAL HOSE la the only reliable l!
Cotton Hobo, wliieh lit proven by thorn I
I being ho many lmltntlona. 'l'ho gonnino has r
I FOUlt distinguishing marks: r
I. A single colored ltuo running 5
through It. J
. II. The patent mark "SPIRAL," patOttted
At it ml i 80th, 1KSO. i
III. The Corrugated hand fastening '|
hose to coupling. 1
1 IV. Corrugated coupling ns shonn l,
> In cut. I,
i Tho "Spiral" Cotton Hose,having no ouIhIJo . i
, covering to hold moisture at rubber hose does, V
dries like a towel. Insiston getting this Hose, '|
ss some dealers will try to sell hii infet lor one. I
1 Sample froo If you mention this paper.1
BOSTON WOVEN HOSE CO., j,
MANUFACTURERS OF ]l
Rubber Belting and Packing,!;
22G Devonshire St., HOSTO'X
*22 LAKE ST., 8 BUSH ST. '1
CHICAGO. SAN FRANCISCO. 1
Si 1 IM> VOI HAM' A.AY
DRUGS
OH
MEDICINES?
ii' voi! no, .n;si' i vi.i ox
DR. 15. NORTON,
l\i> <-1:1 num. ioic sir.
i vrnv i iiba<r mki.
ISfcAIIV l> 1IIAT I.JM:.
besides i)n:u;s (or Com)ou
iding Prescriptiohs l?c
ih ;> h.\ oh iiiiihi a lull
inc oi Pharmaceuticals
in<( Patent .Medicines.
Sometimes you need a good Comb and
Iruuli, ci* something in tlio Soap line,
H' < $
w, * Cx
3 g . <
H Q 53 o
. *3 ; . > - c oo
, ...8. ,v
.... ^ I. . . v' .1 .v." j4l
o and got them, ^
f C ?? I Oy '
if you want some of the be#t Kerosene'
il iii town, or any dye stuffs, call on him.
PtfNS, PKNSTAFKS, PUNCHES'
'ANCY OH PLAIN. WlliTiuri
P-. ? ? ? "? - ^
?AWCK, AND GOOD INK CAN
ILL BE FOUNT) THERE, AXLE I
HtKASE, HORSE AND CATTLE
>ONVI)ER?S'.
Physicians' Prescriptions Compounded
rlth cure.
Yours till next time,
( K. NORTON.
181)0.
PHOTO-ENGRAVING.
A". C T, 1UC0TEATI YCUB EtCIKECS.
I Ol . 1 I lis. lllll! Cllt- ol c. Hopes, hotels, factories,
machinery, &c., made tool Oct from pho
loftriiplis.
lines / on?irtirf stamp Jor s/esiuirn sheets.
Metric', .tan Pross Agency,
Now York City.
Ig&V KNIGHT'S
Blood Cure.
A standard 1 ?u?? hold remedy
In successful i se moie than 40 \- nrs. A jk>sitive
cure for l-\ . pepsia, t-cri.luln, Nervous*
Prostration, Constipation mil nil diseases of
the Itlood. Stomach and I.ivr r
UscqmlcA f:r Prcftcinc * C!'. r C:mpleilsa
A botanical compound, put up in packages j
and sent l>y mail at owe third the cost of ordinary
medicine. J.nrcephtkajres, sufficient for
5 quart*. $ 1.00 : half-size j at k np-fB, sufficient
for t pints, ne.: -ample packi-ms. ?rc.
.1 lettable si/tent nan ted 111 this lofiihty.
KNIGHT BOTANICAL CO.. SIS N.I.
iw^^free,
i r loo.oo .
> a hi able line of II <nur hold
AR& VjT^lt^Ewe^^Humiilf'*. Ihrar samples, as *cl|
?* ihi wfttco* are frre. ah tne work yot
need do is to show what we *eml you to. those who rill?your
friend* and neighbors and those about you?that always leaulta
in valuable trade for u*. whi eh hold* for years w hen <>n? e started,
and thus we are repaid. We pay all express. freight, etc. After
you know all, if you would like to go to work for u?. you ran
tarn from J&'/O to 9M10 per w< ek and upwards Address,
Nilnsun A' Co., llot H 1 Vl, Aluine.
fel> 81 ly
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?a\49 years)
JA C v /
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AT THE WHITt HOUSE.
wright's o "\0ll?y.
poho vv" wash
It a saponaceous, transparent liquid prepared care- I
fully from vegetal anil floral ingredients. For every
hygienic anil draming i>urpi>?c l'own Lii.y meet*
the demand. It it dclictously scented and delightfully
exhilarating in the bath, proving an excellent
Substitute for the Turkish or Russian Bath.
It la the finest Shampoo and shaving mixture ever
inade. It is admirable as a Uentijrice. It is indispensable
in the Nursery, refreshing and remedial
to the Sick.
It is commended unreservedly by Clara Harlots,
president Bed Cross; Ike Smithsonian Institute;
W. S. Thompson, president American I'hiirma- I
ceuticat Association; 7 ho mas J. Semmes, pre si- I
dent American Bar Association; Mrs. Emma
J. Hewitt, associate editor Ladies' Heme Journal;
\ Bishop Newman, and r>ery many ethers. Used in
] the hath rooms of the U. S. Capitol for years,
and also used at the WHHE HOUSE DAILY.
PRICE 25 CENTS.
POND LILY CO., Washington, D.C. i
For Sale by Dealers In Toilet Articles.
|0)-, )e- b ?)i?~0->Qo>.
Noti.?We Ih'Hcv** In arivtrfMiig a *oo<l article ami have
61 per I men'.'.illy a loptcsl the plan of combining with other lt\i
tcrc?U for mutual benefit In that Hue. For (nuance, u.ti arrangement
with a InMik Htor** (owe of f|\v in
Washington) enable* ut to lut.nly unr patrpu* with any puullcatlon
they may i|eilve. at |nwt*a| lily*. bj mall or other
\ i % p Thai with a icperttUiC Arm (the ha Jin* imru.hs r of a
which writ ultSKKAlr (III V N T'S Prat lU'Uogrii'her and ta>t
tccret^rx l.euahtot ti* 'o promptly re?poM<l to any call far abort*
bft'titlen. typewriter*. coimuHIuu a*.o<?uuUui> uu<t ?o ??n if
i jqu want * loatn atrip\ur.ipltv? taulii Ifvplhl- ?r au.j.ru
llPtltaft witttiM Himnnatnt luaapti* by mall hh- !.- ?|. f
phabct ?eut on r?^s.ii>t of <i.i>tip. in abort if %.u t ?... i
fur mat Ion nn any mltltri whitiovcf ittid ?i(im i?r i i I
wlll^lvu t|, ui U) to Pi* I u\e uu* xx |.o s un.
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MEND YOI>it UMN HOSE.
HUDSON'S
Hose Mender
PAT. MAT
? ml the only |
practical :
i Hi device <
|in HI REPAIRING ,
89 mm hose ;
^ (2J "" r*VN who
P? f ' ?' ^ IIOS ! A
v J yiE KNOWS 8
! ?^pmOE ONLY si.ooH ?V
Ono box oontsinlng 0 mmmm
W monder*, 20 Hariri*, ?nd m <
1 Pllof sent prtpaid l? f .
| any address on reoelpt of price.
C. t HUDSQKi oosToSfiSL5s s,
, i>5u? J ut H,?1m ?> j -v Joloc...2 J j.l
Ttsttmrr^T: 9 m - ,
P ATI-'X T.S
I -r ? - m 0 ! *
Cave ids, mi (1 '111 (1 < i i.l i <1 nod, and 1
i$l 1 business conducted for MOD
XliATJB DDKS. I
qui lOFVicK is or VOX ITU U.S. I
PAI KNT 0PMCK, Wo have no sub
agencies, all business direct, honco crh
transact patent business In time and at
l.h'SS COST than those remote from
Washington.
.Send modal, drawing, or photo, with do i
lOTiptIon, Wo advise If patentable or n< t. A
free of charge. Our fee not duo till pat- J
ent is secured. .
A lK)ok, "How to Obtain Patents" with A
References to actual clients in your State
County, or town, sent free. Address.
V. A. HXOW A CO.
Opposite Patent Office, Washing'no) T>. C
riUgkes i
T\ k
ome |
suFiii CURE ron t
CHILLS4 FEVERp
FOR 30 YEARS A SUCCESS.
Read tl lis testimony then TRY IT for you .f If. PLProprietors
have many letters like li. -? ; w
BETTER THAN
QUININE. ' > . '':<v'P
in.il i lULiiri i I'mc I* ihtE
hc?t cbill tonic I ever uied. I consider it better S
than quiuiue." ^
CURES CHRONIC g
PACCC writes \ our Hughes' u
una to. Toril for chilu and 9
fever h.ts never failed yet,and 1 have sold it ton 3
number of chronic cases. It cures them every
time." a<i* rna K
HUGHES' TONIC, |
and take no other.
Prepared by
R. A. ROBINSON & CO., Louhvf/te. Ky. 1
For sale by druggists.
I Two Sizes. Paice 50c. and $I.oO. W
wmatiMA
Keller
BROS.' n
WBaamtammammBBm
Have attained ait enviable
Keptit at l<m wherever used.
STRICTLY FIRST-CUSS
KiitboilyltiK lCv.'rytlilnir which Cnuatitutea
A Modem High Grade Instrument,
ur V pTV'l ^1' U to their
J - f I (I I lit li:r" t v ill i
l -aftt I itc m?*fits of
: i.Is* i . it* 2 Close In ?>
to bend
'ov (I '110 aval . iOOfle
'iti'.U,- Urne
!\GjtiU8 05 vOet. BrnJtjeport.Conn.
WERNER'S
KALI TOHIC
? FOR ?
Dyspepsia and Indigestion.
CUMl-'M accutlc nnil chronic
ca*ed. Thin in llio moHt
nKKrilva""K 1)1 no n so which
troubled tlm American People,
Xo tlie ?VH1M;i?T1 it
will prove to bo tlie rentorvo
lie liu* Bought lor no long
In vain,
3BSTINATE MALARIAL DISEASES,
Liver Complaint, Biliousness, Etc.,
Tlhl.I) when expensive ami
elaborate treatment prove
InetTectual.
p.0nstipat10n rowels
L'riit.ii;?(, //?*?<tlticlie (iiul Xtrro 11.1
BLOOD POISON AND PILES
^re It F.I.I I<:v*\l> at once bv
Udii.g MA1.T TONIC,
112 DOSES FOR $1.00.
All we ask in a Trial. Drugglhtn sell It,
or orilcr from Proprietor*,
I. & H. WERNER & CO. StVK?
jwion school furniture go.,
MfttUFiCi'lir.i:,:
? lamidi I ^-.-BgnsaadK,- ?
?,,, mi,?I,
s'f r-s0f
?1 jj'~?
Immu mm i
mm v v r tt %* > ^ w ? -?
UJHNliyjiE
FITTINGS ><">
JFFICES, SCHOOLS, BANKS
and COURT-iiOUSES.
IIK mnko a nji?cl ?lty i f ofTio.^ IckKk !a
II Rrnat varlniy nl h-yl-s itml prions?
liotiHiwids M>1<1 annua.i).
III Kinds of METAL AID CASS WORK
FOR INTERIOR F TT! W,
1 Write for Catalnyuco and Prloes. f
IrtdrosH
UNION SCHOOL FURNiTURE CO.,
Tectior. this paper. I' 1411C F 'l'CCk,
r fY T 0U8AND
:s: moves
PER 'ANNUM
With MANTKL4, ORATEfl, WOIXOWTfAKK.
TIN-WAHK, nnd nthtV goods la
proportion is the productive capacity
of the
Phillips Onttorff Manufacturing Co.
NASHVILLE, TENN.
TMYCIR STOCK ofWurnUlifnra for
the HITCHKN. the PANTRY and
the, j.
WITH UROfi CAPITAL lw|
e*Pir>i?oc?^ niui i?iiv?jJ-i?t/iov - ttncotl -nl for
llie cheapest pig Iron, nnd the lowest
freight r4t*vto j?ll emit Kern'points,-our
goods are unexcelled in quality, a?4 b?Jp
pritTfedr
pppo solicited. r .
Phillips & Buttorff Mfg. Go.
NASHVILLK, TRNN.
IC OEUBBR^VUBl (4
I fi foliage, etc.?Vigorous grow* A|| I
I. V ere?warranted. 4|r JL
UWEllKNOWNAPPLCTNEIS<* J Ofe
N,U4m A*<tO*l IL 1 Mti
h.'.l. V?Ut??-# u i ?"! ?. If Imaa
rn.Kraiis ??** , t"-. I Ima
FERN CLIFF GREENHOUSES, -