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SOMKTIUNO 1X)U IlltlDKS.j A bride's superstition that "to bo. lucky" she must wear on In r wed- , ding day, Something old, something new, Something borrowed, something blue is a very old one; but if the follow- , ingbe true, the color of her wedding dress is also powerful for good or ill: Married in white, you have chosen aright; Married in gray, you will go fbr away; .Marriott in otack, you will wish yourself bnek; Married in red, you will wish yourself dead; Married in green, ashamed to l>c soon; Married in blue, he will always be true; Married in pearl, you will live in i whirl; Married in yellow, ashamed of the fellow; Married in brown, you'll live out of totvn; Married in pink, your spirits will) sink; 111 110 or white seem really the only favorable colors conducive to pros pects of future happiness, while red, black and green seem very ominous, and never to be selected, even if tas'e did not decree otherwise. It !s impossble for "a bride who stirs her wedding cake, to have any good '.tick in her future lifo'' ail shadows and no sunshine v ill be her portion. --(Swedish proverb.) Wheat and weeds grow in the suno soil, and under the infl.ienee of the rays of the same sun. Why wheat, and not weeds? and w hy weeds and not wkea<? What is the cause of the difference? Is the cause of the difforeuco to be found in the soil and in the sun? No, but in the ' character or nature of the sown seed. Clay hardens and wax melts under the shuio influences. Why? llcnuse the difference is found in the fact that the condition of the one substance is different from that of the other. Kwrporation of ino'sture hardens the particles, and causes them t<> run. \\ hy is it, reasoning by analogy, that under the same divine influences?the light of the Sun of Righteousness?and the warm ; and genial lovo of God ?while thej heart of the unbeliever is softened the heart of the unbeliever is lair ! dened? Because the believer fields! to the divine influence?yields to' the will of God while at the same | time the incorrigible resists 'he di vine influence?resists the will of God?resists the truth. Found DriftingThe United States has j\ less percentage of blind people, than any country in the world. It would tako forty years for all the water in tho great lakes to pour over Niagara at the rate of 1,000,000 cubic feet a second. An eight-year old girl of Philomath, ()., fell into u well twent)-fivo feet deep. She cllinir to the bucket rnnn A r-? "* ~" ' vrv and was released uninjured. The State of New York has finally gone into the business of a landlord. It will let camp sites of live acres each in the Adirondack8 for from *25 to *150 si year. Boston has established a co operative homo for young women students. . There are accommodations for 150, and the prices of board range from $1 50 to $3.50 a week The elevation of Denver, Col., being 5,370 feet -over one mile? above sea level, makes the atmosphere rare, dry and clear, there being on an average less than six days each year without sunshine. Last year: Her eyes were rheumy, and weak < and red, ller breath?you could qmell it afar, She had ringing and dizziness oft in her head, And tho cause of it all was catrrha. This year: ? Her breath is as sweet as the new meadow hay, Her e,es are sis bright as si stsir, And the cause of the change, she is ready to sav, / ? ' Was the Dr. Sage Cure for C'a larrn. Dr. Slip's Catarrh llemedy vvill postively cure catarrh in the head, no matter how bad or of how long standing. Fifty cents, by all drug gists. Kem ember That. .Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic will euro chill and fever, bil lions fever, malarial fever, Swamp and Hemorrhagic fever, also new ralgia and LaGripp, and if it fails to do so your money will be returned. For sale by Dr. K. Norton and G. A. Croft, Conway, S. C. Prune Syrup and Senna is the best of till laxatives. For sale by Dr Norton. Dr. Reynolds rails attention to an evil which is doing much harm in these days: "It ims como to pass in the exigencies of evangelizing the world, whether at centre or circnm ference, that matter of money is emphasized above all else. He who gives much money makes more of a stir than ho who gives himself. Hence men and churches come to measure themselves by the amount of their giving.'' iTi-V: 'Vj^ynfrM if - * - iiOiiuY Sklf Coxthoi . ? An expert mid experienced olliciul in an insane ?sy ! lum snid to lis u short time ago th.it these institutions are filled with people who have given up to tin ir ft-olings, and that no ni?e is cpiil.o snf * from an insane a>\lnm who^illowg h'niself to give up to his > <>oling*. i The importance of t his fact is altogether too little appreciated, especially by teaohers. We are always talking about the negative virtues of discipline, but we rarely speak of the positive virtues. Wo discipline the schools to Keep the e ildren from mischief, to main (a n good order, to have tilings quiet, to cnah'e (he children to study \Y s- y, and say rightly, that there cannot bo a good school without discipline, Wo do not, however, oniphasiz> as w< should the fact that the discipline < d the school, when lightly done, is as vital to the future good of the child as the lessons he learns. Discipline of tlie right kind is as good mental training as arithmetic. It is not of the rig,.t kind unless it [requires iidol Icctual effort, mental c iiquest. The experienced expert referred to ahovo was led to make the remark to us by seeeing a girl give way to the "sulks'' "That makes insane women," she remarked, and told the story of a woman in an nsyltitn who used to sulk until she became desperate, and the expert snid, "You must stop it: you must control yourself." To which the insane woman replied, ltTho time to say that was when I was a girl. 1 never'controlleo myself w hen I was well, ami now I cunno*,' I he teacher has a wider responsibility a weightier disciplinary duty, than sic suspects. The pupils are not only I to he controlled, hut th?y tn'.ist be taught to control themselves, absolutely, honestly, < < mpletelv.?Jour nil/ <>J /'tilneat ion. It Should he in Mvrr.v llouse* J. 11. Wilson, 371 Cle\ St., Sharpsburg, Pa., says he will not he without 1 >r. King's New Discovery for Consumption, ('ongl s and Colds, that it cured his wife who was threatened , with Pneumonia after an attack of "Lit (i.ippc," when various other] remedies and several physicians had done hey no good. Robert Ihirhcr, J of Cooksport, Pa., claims Dr. King's New Discovery has done- him more I 11..... I.:..,, i.A i- ... I iikiii <iu y ill 111^; mj llm'u Mil Lung Trouble Nothing like it. [ Tryjit. Free Trial Bottles at Dr. K. Nortous Drugstore. Large bolt'e.s, 60c. and $1.00. A1)V KTISKM K N TS. 61!! HALF-YEARLY COMPETITION The most Interesting Contest ever offered by The Canadian Agriculturist. One Thoiunnd Dollars in ftwli, a l'uir of IImmImbmi fvhrUimd Conine, Cnrrincn anil Harness, and orcr two thousand other raloahlt i>r nn for the Agriculturist brightest readers! Who will lime tlicmf According to thn umial cunloin for aoinc yiui past the publishers of tlis Aoitir Tin ui>i ti ? ili i ih.nr Hixlli Hall- Vcr.il/ JMterery Competition Till* gi .ml enii>|H.tlliun will, no doubl. It lliv inwl (i. ntii i.inl lufi asful onn e vor prosentcil to tin pri nt. ..1 . l ot i states and Canada. OneThousand ! in m iml ill lie paid to the per* on sending in the lui,.i t lmi , f Knglt.Oi words con atructou rrom letters in toe i<:? " il.u CuliUUUli Agriculturist " Fivs Hundred liollnn in n-S will b-x given to the eeoonil largrst lint A J In.* !> ? I'uir of Hhetland l'onice, Carriage and Humes*, v >'.i ' < ulvtn for the thlr>l largest int. Over otin il,mi..mi I i hllllonal prizes awarded Tn onlrr ol iu.ru < in Hi mil t'l.inu; h .' ?I Organj tffOO I'lano; Uinner Holn; I-id us (Sold Watches'; Milk Dram Patterns; Poitiers Curtains; Sil.cr Tin Services; Tennyson * Foetns, bound In cloth; Dickens' in 12 volume, bound in clotli, etc. A* there art' more than 1000 prizes, anv'onc who takes the trouble to prepare nn ordinal y go.nl lint will not fail to receive a valuable prize Tliia n> the biggest thing in tho competition line that we have ever placed before the public, and nil who do not lukc part will miss an opportunity of n life time. Itlil.eh?1. A letter rnnnot l>e lined oftnnr than It appear* in the words "The Canadian Agriculturist." For instance the word "egg" ooul 1 not he need, as there U but one "gin the three words 2. Word* having more than one meaning but spelled the same can lei used but once 3 Names ..f places and penon* barred. Kach list mu?t contain one dollar to pay for *1* month'a subscription to Titk Aush i i.tciiist. Iftwoorniore tie, the largest lint which bear* the carliea|,?poetmark will lake the first pi ire. and the others will receive prizes in order of uieiit C H innnej and stamps take at par. , The object in offering these magnificent prizes is to introduce our popular in .gazli.einto new homes, In every psrt of the American continent Kvery competitor i in I .r.lng 30 cents In stamps extra, will receive free, t j mail, pes i ai.l.ono of Tug Auuiuul*I'HiHT H Kh'i nut Souvenii Kpoon> of Cnnaila. l'rizea awarded to i itouis residing in the United States Will lie shipped froui it .Ww V.nkolllte frco of duly. All money lotterr it. utM U- rvgistnOl Our Forxvi Ci.tn < iion We have given away If- ,000 in prior dm u, ' Iwt tw. j cars, anil have thousands of letters .into is hi every stats in the ( union and tverj | i.t C u'k aid Newfoundland, i Lord K.lcoursie ' i 1 to hi ti..i tnor Ceueralof Can- ' ado, writee : "I.I I t 1.1 o-> li icn's toentcr you. competitions, ' M .V I' o n, \ .mcouvrr, II. O., rw 1 oeived $10A)ht gol.i i . i ;.i his iccoipt for sama A few of the i K.i . i .) U. I,b son, Toronto. $1600; J J ltiui.d.1 ! i In p.. a (<nt, $1500; David llafrtaon, Hyro. use ,N \ . , I'. is. Ht lgjul* Mo., $300; Ja* Itaptle, W. . ? h V inn , $6(0; Miss OeorJina ltobciDon t hi i Kijii, >11<0; Tied II. Hills, 59 Stat* Ht. I |. i .in mil t i.onsaiids of other*. Address. Tut Avj.o < ... . .... i, IViv?borough, Outario, Canada. I FAVORITE /v v ?? /m n w w WE PAT TIIES 1 I III I | 1,1 I> 9 FREIGHT. jjli'l Villi Ail Warranted for Five ^cai a. ^ Drop Leaf,Fancy Cover, Large Drawora Nickel Binge, Tucker, Bnfflor, Binder Four Widths of nemmors. \ HIGH ARM MACHINE HAS A SELF-8CTTIN0 NEEDLE AND SELF-THREADING SHUTTLE. Sent on trial Delivered in y;ur home free of freight charges. lluy only of Manufacturers. Save Canvnssefs' Commissions. GET NEW MACHINES. Send for n Machine with name of a business man as reference, and we will ship a trial Machine at once, Address for Circulars and Testimonials. do-Operative $etoing Machine do. 900 H. llflt m., I-lillnrlelphlo, Pa. * - . . d - .11 VAX A LI), T1 Ilai>|?> !l >:? <i<'S l V. ip. Timmons, Postmaster r Idulvillp. 1 iul , "HJIectrlo Bit tor^ has done nh> f> r mo tlmn a <??nor UH' i ciacg combined, for tLa feeiing at '. inf "n mi Kidney and Liv er trouble*" John Leslie farmo nix I *t?.>(iUniir if -11110 place, snyi i4 Ki ml Licetri . !>; is t<> bo the bet Kidney him! ,iv medicine, mud mo foe! lik i v man." .1. ( tare! Mir, hardwnr.i merchant. same tow says: Licet rio lbttcrs is just tli tbin^ for a man woo is all run dowi anil don't car' - wr.i ' hor ho lives c dies; lie found new .strength, goo< appetite and felt jus' like lie had a now lease <>n fife, nly 50c. a be tie, at Dr. 10. Norton. Drug Store. A <i()Ll> WACli AMI $20 < 'i hat is what every Ag< at receives wh gets up a < lul> on our 1 per week plan. Our 1 i-kaiat gold-tilled eases are wi.i raniou tor VU years. Fine 1-1 lj;in or Wal ilium movement. Stein wind and so laiJy'.s ?i|- Dent's i/.o. Ki|nal to any $.ri \vat?'|i. To secure agents whore we hav none, we .-ell one ol the Hunting Cas Watohes for the Cluh price and son ('. (). 1). liy express with privilege of e> | umlnatlon before paying for same. Our agent at Durham, N. writes; '()ur .!<welors have onnfossed they don know how vmi ran ft rnish such work fu the money/' (>ne good r< li then out wanted for one I place* Write for particulars. Kmciuk W \tcii Co., IS Maiden Dan New Vor. LOUIS D. VANOERVERE, 0no of tho boat, known l/ndnoaa mon in Chicago representative of tho groat Bradstroot Go. HEADACHE,SLEEPLESSNESS, NERVOUS PROSTRATION. />? . 31 tic* jifwUcal Co., l'Akhurt, Jnd. Gentlemen: I tnlro pleasure in informing yon of tho von i which hav? followed the USO of Do. NllLCf t"?: . TOHATIWO NrRVINI in thocaseof 1 ivficlf ami v iiV. l<or a yoar I \mus Biibloet i>? i* dlalrontng pa n at tiio bnaoof tho br&tu and uppor portion of tho anlnal cord. I jm, ,, e ,.4 ? ?(. lo: l llcsh mi l Wft8 greatly I .6 J |?* t r, troubled v. Ith .-.Ice picas new. l Your eJorvino was highly Meonimondcd to mo. My en so htvl l>ccn no nl?.->ilnuto that I had no ooTtndonce In tiio efficacy of any medicine. Yet an a lav i. ort 1 consented to givo it fttiinl. Much to myiuipr o, 1 experienced lnurhixl I'< notit; my ileoph -new* disappeared; my licudaehowna removed; ; pirlLsaudgonorul a lvh,thousands OAINCD TWINTV POUKt i. Mil. VHIS OCCURRtO AITtn It AON CO ANf> WELL RNO?N RMYRICIANO iao raiLco. My \\lfo is taking tho Nervine with (he in t of Jesuits. Ixnns I>. Vandekvkbk. SOLD ON A POSITIVE GUARANTEE. V.1Y DR. MILES' PILLS, 50 DOSES 25 PTS, MARYLAND ''' 1 dest AND CHEAPEST " THE STEAM produced by tho n.ocess of rooking cannot escape, Is absorbed by tho orliclo In the roaster, and acta as a bas ing, fhc.o is eo evaporation, no drying up or burning, hcnco no shrinkage or loss of weight, nn I nil tho flavor ?' d nulrit ous qualities of the f od are re allied. Tough meats are mado tender, and aoy article roasted or baked will be awooter, healthier nr.'! more digestible. Put the food In the roaster, placo tho roaster in a well heated ovon; the roaster will do tho cooking. It requires no attention. Can only be bought Iron dealers, tho trado supplied by: MATTHAI, INGRAM & CO., iso hanovur 3t., baltimore, mo. 04 readu bt., new york. MM WiusSHS \"l)| AA mew 1 ^ WM 'flf i s lili , i UJfl ThB ONLY PERFECT r,eWIHG " FAMILY USE. I Sfiul for circular ivirl pri li>t t > whkki.ku .t Wilson Mr'n., (Jo., Atlanta, (In /T XfOf ,,, . . ??* ,. v - -V I I'KSDA Y OCT DR. K. NORTON. jj IV VOU WANT A IM UK AR'ITu UiKqALh ?K'r roit tin r litiiiPK r:v i:u v?in?? :<'. 'J i:ssauv r* 1111 i.ivn:. 0 Resides Drugs lor Coiu? pounding Prescriptions the c also lias oil hand a lull n linn of Pharmaceutical* 11 ;? and Patent Medicines., it I Sometimes you need a pood Comb and brush, or something in the Soup line, 'IToilot,, liH.l j1 hikI Wlin vin^ ,i ( A ?jood Tooth brush or some linn porfumory. Ills Drug Store Is'ho pltieo to i_ go and get them. , If you want soino of the best kerosene 0 oil in town, or any dye stniTs, null on him. HONS, I'KNSTAKl^, IMiNCIL.S' ;l KANCY OK PLAIN, WRITING PA TICK, AND GOOD INK CAN 't ALL BE FOtIND 'I'll 10KK, AXI-10 CIN0AS10, HOKSIO AND CAT I'LIO h POWDIOKN. Physicians' Prescriptions Compound"! with euro. K. NORTON. TNJ otioe. | Notice is hereby jtiven in accordance j with Section T 117 of the <lonertl Statutes that t.n application will he made at thu next S'-ssi m <>l the (lenerai Assembly for ! a cliarter to construct a railroad front tin town of Mt. Pleasant in the County of j lierkeley, northwardly through the Conn i ties of Berkeley, Georgetown and 1 lorry | to some point on the North Carolina State } line, in the (\>unt f of Iiorry, to lie herein! ter determined. Uko. P. YonKoi.int/., .J it, Att'y at I.aw, It:} Proa I St., Char'eston S. ('., Au:r, 20, lHtl'i, !save*)Q % rj^"THi BY COOKING YOUR FEED! |>K progprosslvo, Inform yonrsolf, luvrstl. i;rit? what \vo claim. Ifltlslruo you ! | u want to nvnll ymirm It of It. Ilun- { <lrc?ls of farmers aud ntocU-feeder* toBltfy to ltd great merlin. SAVE EXPENSE OF GRINDING MAKES TWICE THE FAT, feeds DOUBLE THE STOCK, I fu v YTT1 fi 'Two ?ollarHCvery i U A If li" U time tlie content** i i\ U PiiA ore cooked and Mil X. JLi M fed out. circulars, full information an1? points to stock-feeders free. Mitchell Machine Co., Johnaon Jb loluiHon, ( Johnson*& (piattlolmum Marion, 8. t'. f Conway, S. C ; Johnsons Quafefclebauro ATTTONKYS AT LAW, Conway, S. C. [ Prompt attention given to all busl nous entrusted to our cure. BOSTON ChEStVVE8CHT for Voun home. * fill i | o<"Js rrm kl ri V /. f i | t S? 1 I u v _ & r tr * 1 ?" I Mils =? hi \ J =3 -r. ! IS 2 s I oil! : M o ; 3?*. ~ s ihoi ! iH: h> ? in?. ! h $ \ g I 5 3 s .53 i i J H sr ? Jj " h o? | f H ^ CL I '? . *' M a I k L> .w I g i ?i:U I I <> r 51 &23 ! M f 51 a ft O ll : I t<r> a R ? 5 w i , il * ?oilS |f,? Q. A'l 6 l:S I? ( CO 10 IJIU 11if HI JIMli [ ' J Li fhi-i |ih mi s a a j|t i|,4. I' ^ ftor.l OtMnp frr I'rljj I l*t. ' ' Tha Schumacher Gymnasium Co. Sf HER 27 f 1892. ..v r"Vg ' u, ijrWK Atlantic Coast Line. Wiliumgtdn, Columbia & Augusta R RDated Jan. 4. 18U2. I TRAINS GOING SOU I'll. No. aa. I.oavp Wilmington H 25 p m i Leave Chadboinn 8 21 "p in I f MxpIOM <? I v Y I' i i Arrive Florence 0 15 p m ! No. 27. i Leave Wilmington 10 10 p m | " Chadbourn Mario:-. 12 40 n in I A? ~;ve Florence 1 20 a m No. 50. j Lea\' Florence d 20 u mi | ; Arrive Sumter. 4 d"> a in I Leave Sumter 4 05 a m I Arrive Columbia 0 15 a in j No. 55. Leave Florence 7 40 a in Arrive Sumter 0 00 a m No. 52. Leave Sumter H 40 a m Arrive Colombia 1) 50 a m No. 52 runs through from Charleston via < 'mitral Railroad. Leaving Lanes 7:45 A. M Manning 8:21 A. M. Train on C. I). Railroad connects at Florence with No 55. THA I \TS ( '.( II \(. NinKTM No. si. Leave Columbia 10 45 ) in Arrive Sumter 12 01 n m Leave Sumter 12 04 h m Arrive Florence 1 15 h m Mo. 69. Leave Sumter 5 85 p in Arrive Florence 7 00 |> in Mo. 58, Leave Columbia 9 80 p in Arriw Sumter 0 86 p m Mo. 14. i Leave Florence 10 25 p m Marion 11 02 p in " Cliadbourn 12 01 p m Arriv * Wilmington 1 50 a m No 78. Leave Florence 5 00 a in Leave Marion 5 40 a m Leave Cliadbourn 7 00 a m \rrive Wilmington .8 55 am "Daily. fDully except Sunday. >o. 58 runs through to Oiinrleston,S. ('., via Central It. It., arriving Manning 10:89 IL M. Lanes 11:17 I*. M, Charleston 12:50 A. M. No. 59 connects at Florence with C. and I), train from Clieraw and Wadesboro. Nos. 78 and 14 make close connection at Wilmington with W A:. W. It. It. tor ali points north. Train on Florence ]{. It., Leave Pee Dee Daily exce;t Sunday 4:10 P, M., arrivt Itowland 7:00 P. M. lteturning leav ltowland 0:20 A.M. arrive Pee De 8:50 A. M. Train on Manchester ?fc Augusta !t. It. leaves Sumnter dallv oxcent Kiindnv lO-fitl A. M., arrrive llintini 11:56 A. M. li< tnrnHimini ! 1\ M. arrive limp tor 1:10 \\ M. .1. F. 1)1 VI NK, (1. i.'l Snpt. .1. K Ki.ni.y, Snpt. Tr im>, T. ^1 . Km!;i:'on, Pass. V nt. i ? - ' * k iia<>. ~ lo Charlesion i'c Columbia Mi vision lime fiihlc No.'), laiuiary tlti, IWO'-i, Si li 1 iil?" In ?!!', ot trmn oato. Wilmington C'a.lbourn & Conway B- 8, I'ASsKNUKIt AM> KUKKIIIT DAII.Y, KVOKI"! .-I M>AV N ?i2, ;;oin ?. a >i;M\ Leave Chadbonrn 7 15 a in Leave 1 lion t 7 45 a in t .. I I . . \ ^ " nrnvt" i inn O No '21, SOUTHBoPN D, Leave llul>. 1) 00 a jn Leave I lion '? 15 a in Arrive ("liadbourn II 45 a m /.eave Chnd'umrnJ 10 JJO a in Leave Clnro don II (Ml a in Leave Ml i abort 11 '20 a m Leave Loris{ 11 45 ]> in Lenv San ford{ 12 02 p in /.eave Bnyboro 12 1'2 )> in Leave Prlvetts 12 12 p in Leave Adrian 12 27 p ill Arrive Conwuyt 1 0(> pin No 20, NOHTIfHOUND I'ASSKNOKIl AND KllKI01!r> DAILY, <fvcKl'T SUSDaYS. Leave Conway 2 00 p n. /.eave Adrian 51 00 p in I.eave Prlvetts 8 05 ; m Leave Bnyboro 8 15 p m I,eave San ford 51 25 ;> in Arrive at Lorla 51 50 p m Arrive at Alt. Tabor 4 25 p in Leave J?morson P m Leave Clarendon 4 50 p w Arrive (.'liadbourn 5 20 p in {Telegraph Stations. Note No. 21 wait at Hub until | No. 22 arrives. j N"S. 22, 21 and 2G will stop at all 1 stations for freight and passengers ] i J, IP Kknlky, General Manager, { J. F- Divixk, (len'l Superintendent, , K. Hokjikn, Snp't Transportation. s - --- e I UUHtD L-j WitttsTXF. S. C., Dec. 19, 1891. p.] Sfrt.' T wish I could let nil who are suffer Ing from nnjt JVrree thjn-ime know just how good your icinedy is. My son used it one year. Hand is now the stouten child 1 have. With H many thanks, I remain youts, | ! _ II. A. TATE. R OnNitsts, Pa., T>ec. ?j, >89?. j I have not had one of my had spells since I H commenced taking your medicine, six months ago. ' TIIUKSY EI.MORE, jfi I > Piiit.A?Ri.ruiA, Pa., Jan. s, 1801. I I pfMOMii//// know of two cases of JHta, a where the patient had given up all hope, that H were cured l>y this remedy. ! C. A WOOD, c '* 1 Treasurer American Publishing House. ^ ; 117,' KTfOTV our remedy' OUJIK9 the ? B fFOHST CAST'S. 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