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The Horry Herald, o Published Every Thursday. E. NORTON, Editor J. T MAYERS, Gen'l. Manager. WORTHY OF TltE WHITE HOUSE. (Mcvelamrs First Speech*A1 ter The Election. News 11 ml Courier. Nkw Yokk, November 18.?The speech which Mr. Orover Cleveland made at the dinner given by Mr. Henry Yillard last evening is only just made public. It was as follows: Mr. Yillnrd and Gentleman: I find it imposible to rid myself at this moment of the conflicting emotions which stir within me. 1 see here assembled good and stanch friends who have labored incessantly and devotedly for the success which has crowned Democratic effort in thecanvas8 just closed, and I cannot forget how greatly these efforts have been characterized by personal attachment and friendship for the candidate selected to carry the Denicratic banner- This awakens a sense of gratitude which it is a great pleasure for me to thankfully ac knowledge. I confess too that 1 have fully shared in the partisan satisfaction which our great victory calculated to arous in every heart so thoroughly Democratic as mine. It is seldom given to man to con< i~. - ? uv.iii|>uue Biicn a splendid campaign so masterfully arranged in his behalf by such good friends, followed by such stupendous and complete tpi umph. I should not, perhaps, introduce anything sombre on this occasion, but I know you will forgive nie when I say that every feeling of jubilation and even my sense of grattitude is so tempered as to be almost entirely obscured by the realization, nearly painful of the re spoil8ibilitv I have assumed in sight of the American people. My love of country, my attachment to the principles of true Democracy, my appreciation of the obligation 1 have entered into xvith the best and most confiding people in the world, and the consciousness of my own weak nessand imperfections, all conspire to fill iny mind with sober and oppressing reflection. When 1 consider all that we have to do as tlie party charged with the control of the government 1 feel that our campaign instead of being concluded, is but just begun. H hat shall our performance be of the contract we have mini" ..:?t - _ .. ? ? uiuuw v* 11 11 UU I" CUUIltry men, and how well shall we justify the trust they have imposed in us? If we see nothing in our victory but license to revel in partisan spoils wo shall fail at every point. If we merely profess to enter upon our work, and if wo make the apparent endeavor to do it the cover for seeking partisan advantage, we shall invite contempt and disgrace. If we attempt to discharge our duty to the people without complete party harmony in patriotic action we shall demonstrate our incomptency. 1 thank (lod that far above all doubts and misgivings, and away beyond all dillicuities, we may constantly see tho lights of hope and safety. Tho light we see is the illumination from the principles of prue honest and pure Democracy?showing the way in all timee of danger 1 l hiiu leaning us to the fulfilment of political duty and the redemption . of all our pledges. Tins light is kindled in the love of justice and in devotion to the people's rightsIt is bright in a constant patriotism and in a i a ion's prom'so. Let us not ho misled to our undoing by other lighis of false Democracy, which may be kindled in broken faith, and which, existing in hypocrisy, will, if followed, lure us to rocks of failure and disgrace. If we see stern labor ahead of us, and if -s. difficulties loom upon our horizon, let us remember that in the thickest weather the mariner watches most anxiously fo.- his true light. Who in our party charged with any responsibility the people has not pledged Ins devotion to the principles of true Democracy, and who among ns has made pledges with intent to deceive? I have faith in the manliness and truthfulness of the Democratic party. My belief in our principles and my faith in our party constitute my trust that we shall answer theexpectations of onr countrymen, and shall raise high aloft the standard of true Democracy to fix the gaze for many years to come of a prosper 118, happy and contented people. SIMPSONWAS WiuiNlT Would stand a Beating to be reelected. The Republic. Topkka, l<a?., Nov 14.? L. S. Harvey, who has b< en assistant secretary of the People's Party Committee, created n gem ation here today by declaring that the recently reported scheme of assassinating Jerry Simpson in the Seventh District was hatched in Topeka several weeks ago. He says it originated with Chairman Breidenthal of the People's Committee and Simpson himself, the object being to have Simpson waylaid, heal en and ionised for the purpose of creating sym. pathy for Jerry and charging it* to the Republicans. Harvey Fays a man wan to te hired to pound Jerry, and it would ha\e beer done but for the li - ..VK?. HO 11KYU fact that the scheme leaked out at, ^ Wichita before they were ready. llarvey aleo charge* t hut Chairman Breidentnul wanted him to hire a man to walk beside (icneral Weaver's j carriage when ho was here 10 days * ago and pelt him with rotten eggs i for the purpose of offsetting the \ Southern outrages which Mrs. Lease charges. Secretary Harvey's homo is 15 miles from Topeka. where he went to day, and it is said that tele- j1 grains have been sent to him warn- j i ing him not to come to Topeka. This exposure has been the talk of Tope : ka to day, and many believe ihv . story because the friends of I're'den- 1 thal are so terribly enraged ovei the ) matter. I _ i . . - r? I Bits of Wisdom, The only trno brave people are tItoso who are not afraid of the truth. Th"!e isn't a man in the world j who in not serving some kind of a | master. Nothing makes a man ;i bit i ichor < that does not make him m >ro grateful. No religion ran do you a 1 ?it. of good that doe* not make you try to do good to others. A hypocrite always stretehos him self up a little taller every time he sees a good man backslide. It very often happens that the man who is an iceberg in his church is a boiling spring in his politics. Make it a rule to look upon the bright side and you will soon find that there is always a bright side to look upon. The train difference between a wiseman and a fool is that wise tnnn's bltv d 'ip|always teach him ; o net hi it., JJl'vep'e do not weigh much in heaven wh<> take, pigeons to god's altar when they ought to go with I "11 grown oxen or sheep. One of the first things t he bmiuess man does who w alks in the c<?uns"l of the ungodly is to begin sawing piee ces from the end of bis yard stick. Hunts Horn. I t's 8ometilues said patent medi. j cities aro for the ig lorant. Tin1 i doctors foster this idea. '-The people," we'ro'told, "are mostly ignorant when it comes to medical science." Suppose they are! What a sick man needs is not know ledge, hot a (Mire and tne medicine that cores is the medicine for the sick. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery cores the "do believes'1 and "don't believes." There's no hesitance about it, no "if" nor "possiboy." It says?"I can core von, only do us I direct*'' Per haps it fails occasionally. The ma kcrs hear of it when i. do,is, because they keep the monot when the medicine fuiL to do yood. Suppose the doctors went on that principle. (We oeg mo doctors' pardon. It wouldn't do!) Choking snoozing and every other form of catarrh in the head, is radically cured bv Dr. Sucre's Ca'arrh Hemedv. Fifty cents. Sold by drug gists every w here. Should he in Every House* J. 11. Wilson, 371 ('ley St., Sharpsburg, Da., says ho will not be without Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption, Coughs and Colds, that | it cured his wife who was threatened with Pneumonia after an attack of "La Grippe," when various other remedies and several physicians had done her no good. Robert liarber, of Cooksport, Ph., claims Dr. King's New Discovery has done hint more good than anything he ever used for Lung Trouble Nothing like it. Trypt. Free Trial Hot ties at Dr. E. Mortons Drugstore. Large bott'es, 50c. and $1.00. Happy HooKicrs. Wm. T immons, Postmaster of ldaville, Ind., writes: "Electric Hitters has done more for me than all o'her medicines combined, for that feeling arising from Kidney and Liv er lroubl.6'" John Leslie, farmer and stockman, of san e place, pnys: "Kind Electric Hitters to l)? the best Kidney ai d Liver ineilieinc, made mejfeel like a now man." .1. Card, ner, hardware merchant, sumo town says: Electric Hitters is just, the tlung for a man who is all run down and don't care whether he lives or dies; he found new strength, good appetite and felt just like he had a a now lease on life, nly 50c a hot. tie, at Dr. E. Norton, Drug Stoic "Kin-Go Tea" Is a choice blend of fine, high-grade Chi nese i ea. rut up in attractive and origInal packages and packed in handsome counter display boxes of six pounds each (either size); is only sold In packages, at a reasonable and much lower price to the consumer than any other package tea on the market of any merit whatever and affords the dealer a fair profit; Is a thoroughly reliable, first-class article, absolutely pure, always the same ; free from dust DEALERS will find the Five and Ten Cent packages the cheapest and most salable package tea on the market and consumers pronounce It "the best and most economical." Kin-Go Tea is convenient to handle, easy to sell and has proved a big success wherever Introduced. We are extremely anxious to have all dealers stock this tea, and earnestly request that you Include a few boxes with your next order to your wholesale house ; or order direct of us, we will see that you are supplied. For further Information address TheKIN-GOTEACO, B,,:r LEU A ED, TILU Ori<v VVord. 1 conn to von \vi;ii h .small affair ;ha't you may need. In Kngland, he Continent ami many foreign 501^1)tries' myself ami wares are veil known. Many Aineviean fain lies on their return from abroad | >ring my articles with them, for; hey know them pretty well, but you nay not be ono of I hose. Confidence bow teen man and man s slow of growth, and when found . is rarity makes u valuable. I ask four confidence and make a ro* er-nee to this Journal to indorse hat confidence. I do not think it a ill be Displaced. 1 in ike the best form of a euro; an absolute one for biliousness viul headache that can be found in ; Ibis year. Th-j euro is so small in itself, and yet i'8 comfort to you is 30 great?20 minutes being its limit when relief?that it has become the marvel of its time. One and a half grains of medicine, coated with sugar, is my remedy, in the shape of one small pill, known to commerce as OK. IIAY DOCK'S NEW K1VKR PI IjIj. It is old in the markets of Europe, hut is new to North America. The price is as h w us 11 honest medicine can be sold at, 25 cents. Send a postal card forasatnnl? .... 1 I .1 l.-r - - [iii; win, in 11 v 111i inj ijiu'i vuu jiur chase. Dli. 11A V DOCK, Kulton St , N'. V. DO YOU WANT TO ADOPT A HAHY? Mnybo you think this Is n new businoflfl, Bonding nut babies on application ; it lias been I (Inno before, howovof, but never huvo thoso furnished bccii so near t lie original sain pic as this one. lSverymie i 11 exclaim, " Well I 1 that's the sweetest tmby I ever saw 1" Tills little black-and-white ciiKravliiK can utvo which we Jim nose to send to you. traneporI tatio|i paid. The little durlitiK rest- against a pillow, and is in the net of drawing oil' its jiinU sock, the mate of which lias been pulled oil' and thin c aside with a triumphant COO. The flesh tin are perfect, and t ho eyes follow you, no mat tor where you stand. Tlicnxqulsitercproductionsof tills irreatest iialntlmr of ]<la Watigh (tho most celebrated of ino<icrn i paintorsof baby I i To) uro (o l.e pi von to thoso who subscribe to Dcmorest's Family Mntrn- i zinc for I Ml! I. Tito reproductions cannot bo told from tlio original, which cost $100, and aro the sumo hIzo 117 xinchest. Tho baby is life sixo, and absolutely lifoliko* Wo bayo niso in preparation, to present to our subscribers during IMKI, other great pictures by such artist as Percy Moran, Mam I Humphrey, Louis Dcst'lininps. ami others of world-wide renown. Take only two examples of xvhat xvcMlid during the past vear, " A Yard of Pnnsics," ami ' A White llomm Oreldd" by tho wil'eof President Harrison, and you will see xvhat our promises nn an. 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If you are unacquainted xvitli tlio Magazine, send 10 cents for a Bl>eclinen cop.v female Bitters Cures all Fonmlo Complaints and Monthly irregularity, Leucorrhcea or Whites, Pain in Pack or Sides, strengthens the fcoblo, builds up tbo wholo aystoin. It lias cured thousands niul will euro you. Druggists havo it. Send stamp for 1>ook. Hit. J. 1'. DKOMUOOLK A CO., Louisville, Ky. ?a| PIQH-apm} 1 V IW^k-y fpl THE ONLY PERFECT 50Htt? tigmsb I FAMiw USE. I i s>_ liSl>A Y NOV] BE E NORTON IK VOU WANT A PUKK AUT1 CLK CALL MKT IIIITII, lOlt III itwb'I*.i*s i:vi:uvTiii.xj kkc< IWM.lltY I* lil t 1,1*13. Besides Drills lor Compounding Breseiptions the also has 011 hand a lull line <>(' I'hsirinaeeiif ienK ami Patent Medicines. Sometimes you need a good Comb and Brush, or aomeMiing in the Soap line, rr<)ii<?t, >i < <iI<Mmii and Sliaviii<>' A good Tooth Brush or some tine perfumery. His Drug Store Is ho place to go and get tlu-in. If you want some of the best kerosene oil in town, or any dye stuffs, call on him. t HO N S, I MO N ST A F FS, 1 > 10 NU1 LN ! FANCY OK PLAIN, WRITING j PAPER, AND GOOD INK CAN ! ALL 1JE FOUND THERE, AXLE [GREASE, HORSE AND CATTLE I ROW 1)10UN. I'hysic'ans' Prescriptions Compound"! with care. IA XTAWM'ntf rj 1H V7 U I i mn . .* \ MARYLAND THE STEAM produced by the process of rooking cannot escape, Is absorbed by (be ar icle in the roastor, ond nets ?s a basing. The.o Is no evaporation, no drying up or burning, licnco i o shrinkage or loss of weight, anl all tlio flavor a< d nutrit out qualities ot the t od ar j re alnc I. louit \ meats aro made tender.and uny article roasted or baked will bo sweeter, healthier anil more digestible, I'ut Ihe lood In the roaster, ulaco Ihe roaster in a v.oil healed oven; the roaster will do the cooking. It requires no attention. Can only be bought from dealers, the trade ?linnllsMi l?vr MATTHAI, INGRAM &. CO., 120 hanover ot., baltimore, mo. 04 READE ST., NEW YORlt. si.i.i:!.: 1 11 1 11(11 1 iinr j.J 1 <iti, 1,1 ,t.i 1.1 1 IIHJ ra r\ v /* * I Sfi&mG KilA&HINE H ? lit,11:1 ill 1.1.111111 in 1.11 n i l i i i i!|:i;iii:iiii~ 111:1^^ * Han n f.nrge Illnh Arm. j| ? lliti ? Solf nottliif; Nreillo. ~ Huh a Self-threading Nhuttla. ? IIhh No Kquiii in Count ruction. ~ Has a Mechanical Apnciirnnce. ? Has ait Klegnnt Finish. ? ~ IIhh a IVrleti Adjustinent. ? Has a 1'osltlvo Take-up. ? Z. Has Stylish Furniture. ' ? Han Mnro (Inod Sowing Qualities anil Z s doon a Larger Itniiuo of Ueneral AVork s r? than any Sewing Machine in tho World. | Examino THE ROYAL fop points of ^ excellent. i, and you will buy no other. w | Z nnw 1 f f\ aa m 1 ? 5 | HUT Al 5. M. UU., KOCKtOrfl. 111. | SillllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllRllllllldllllllllllllllllllllllll r****WANTED****l II LIVE AGENTS!: i t KM In every town In each state < > o to sell our Solid Columbian o Silver Table Knives and 4^ < .-r '' Forks; these goods are not ^ O )' plated goods but solid, and ^ 4 > t- will hold their color equal to ^ I1 sterling silver goods and will 0 cost only about one-quarter 4 > the prices of solid sterling silver. The goods are sold by 4 agents only and we warrant 4 , them to stand the test of 4^ years or refund the money, a 4 > guarantee will go with each < > dozen and backed up by an ? ; s i"T17BT'1 u,u ciiQDio company wnicn i o haa the reputation of making 4 , O I ,'S the beat gooda on the market. 4, < I ' 1 Samples sent on reciept of aj 1 M centa, for which we will for- 4, ' <> FySMB ward you our prices and die- 4, , > LSgjffl count to agenta. Agenta o make from 10 to as dollara per < , ? a day' ? 41 J ^ ADDRESS o H M ti. Upson & Hart Co. i: ' < r' < ! ? t?|P . Unlonvllle, Conn. ;; J J \V W. Hamilton, K. a. iiA8<jon Hamilton 3k Gagque, Doctors of Dental Surgery. Marion, S. C. Cocaine, an 1 all the latest aneshetic used. Oillce lifted up in Mrst-class style All the latest Improved instruments uaea 8tlsfaction guaranteed. Ofl'to on liaree street. ? MB Eli 24 1892 Supplement No. 2 to Clin . lesion & Columbia Divist ion Time 'Fable No. 9. .1 mi nit i\V llli, IHtt'J, Schedule In effect Iroin aate. iiim i i ni it o n.......... ii n WIIMIIIgtUII bliaUUUUI II 06 bUIIWdy n, i r.VKSKMlKlt AND Fltl'.IOHT DAII.Y, KXCKH'I SUNDAY No 22, NOU'l i!HOiJND. Lenve Chndliourn 7 15 a m Leave I lion 7 45 a in Arrive 8 jO n in No 21. SOUTHBOUND. Leave Hub 0 00 a in Leave I lion <> 15 a in Arrive Uhadbourn 0 45 a in , Leave (-lituP'ourn} 10 30 a ni Leave Clare don 11 00 a in Leave M t i abort 11 20 a ru Leave Lor is} 11 45 p m Leav Han ford} 12 02 p m /.eave Bayboro 12 12 p m Leave Privotts 12 12 p in Leave Adrian 12 27 p m Arrivu Conwayt 1 00 pin No 20, NORTHBOUND , PA88KNUKit AND KllKIOM'i DAILY, VCKI'T ' HUNDaYS. Leave Conway 2 30 p tt , /.eave Adrian 8 00 p in Leave l'rivetta 8 05 ? ui Leave Bayboro 8 15 p in Leave San ford 8 25 in Arrive at Lorls 8 50 p in Arrive nt'Mt. Tabor 4 25 p m Leave Emerson P m Leave Clarendon 4 50 p -n Arrive Chadhourn 5 20 p m ^Telegraph Stations. Note No. 21 wait at Hub nulil No. 22 arrives. N<>8. 22, 21 and 20 will stop at all stations for freight and passengers J, H- Kk.nlky, General Manager J. K* Divink, (Jen'l Superintendent K. Houdkn, Sup't Transportation Atlantic Coast Line. Viilir, ngton, Columbia & Augusta R R1'<>ii?leti*e?l SoImmI nl??. Dated .Jan. 4. 1802. 'THAI Ncs GOING SO'ITU. No. 28. Leave Wilmington 0 25 p ui Leave Chadbonrn 8 21 pin Leave Marion 0 84 p in Arrive Florence 0 15 p in No. 27. Leave Wilmington 10 in p m , M Chad bourn Mario 12 40 a rn Ai-'vo Flore nee 1 20 a m No. 50. Lea\* Florenee 8 20am Arrive Sumter 4 85 a m Leave Sumter 4 35 a in Arrive Columbia (1 15 n in No. 58. Leave Florence 7 40 a m Arrive Sumter 0 00 a m No. 52. Leave Sumter 8 40 a in Arrive Colombia 0 50 a hi No. 52 runs through from Charleston via uentrut itiuiroad. Reaving Runes 7:45 A. M Manning 8:^1 A. M. Train on ('. & I). Railroad connects at Florence with No 58. TRAINS GOING NORTH. No. 51. Reave Columbia 10 45 j un Arrive Sumter. 12 04 a tn Reave Sumter 12 04 a iu Arrive Florence 115 a ni No. 59. Leave Sumter 5 35 p in Arrive Florence 7 00 p ui No. 53. Reave Columbia 9 30 p in Arrive Sumter 0 35 p m No. 14. Reave Florence 10 25 p m Marlon 11 02 p m " Chmlbourn 12 04 p ni Arri?'o Wilmington 1 50 a in No 78. Reave Florence 5 00 a m Reave Marion 5 40 a m Reave Chadbourn 7 00 a m Arrive Wilmington 8 55 a m "Daily. tDuily except Sunday. *>o. 53 runs through to Cnnrleston,8. C., via Central H. K.f arriving Manning 10:39 P. M. Runes 11:17 P. M, Charleston 12:50 A. M. No. 59 connects at Florence with C. and 1). train from Cheraw and Wudesboro. Nos. 78 and 14 make close connection at Wilmington with W. &. W. R. R. for all points north. Train on Florence R. It., Reave Pee Dee Daily excej t Sunday 4:40 P. M., arrive Rowland 7:00 P. M. Returning leav Row land 0:30 A. M. arrive Pee Dee 8:50 A. M. Train on Manchester & Augusta R. R. leaves Sumpter daily except Sunday 10:50 A. M., arrrlve Rimini 11:59 A. M. Returning leave Rimini 12:30 P. M. arrive Sumpiter 1:40 P. M. .1. F. DIVINE, GenM Supt. J. It Ki.m.y, Supt. Trans, T. M. Fmekson. Gan'l Puss. Agent. ?IIIIIIIIII Wm M ax ra i> ? I CURED pi Wiwvnm, S. C., T>ec. ip, 1891. |y Sin 1 wish 1 could let nil who are suffer Ing from ?? // lfrrrn ill*eaae know just how good your remedy is. My son used it one veer, and is now the stoutest child I have. With many thanks. I remain yours, fj II. A. TATE. 1 Grvrsis, Pa., Doe. }, 1891. j S3 I have not had one of my bad spells since I H commenced taking your medicine, six months ago. THUKSY ELMORE. jgj i'.; ?? fij ' Putt.Amu.puia, Pa., Jan. a, iBos. G I portnnall)/ know of two cases of Wis, where the patient had given up all hope, that * were cured by this remedy. 9 C. A. WOOD, H Treasurer American Publishing House. jEl " t M TV P. 1CNOTV our remedy CUJtKB the . If OUST CASKS. 'Ihat you may try it, wffAotr/ r-jr/;e?iAf>, we will send-you Out Bottlo IVrr. All rfintffrt prepaid by us. Hj Give Age, Post-Oftice and State. 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