The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, December 13, 1900, Image 4
GRACE OF PATIENCE
Dr. Talmaga Sp?*k? rn One cf
the Chi~f
christian virtues
The NotdiT lis Exticise in the
Affairs cf Daily Life.
Final Rflward Of
Patience
This disoourso of Pr. Taluiago is a
full length portrait of a virtue which
all adiuirc, aud the lessonB tauiiht sre
very helpful, text, Hebrews x, Ht>, "Ye
have need of patience."
v _ /..I j / :*
l os, wo are in awiui necu 01 u
Some of us have a liulo of it, and some
of us havo nono at all. Thoro is !ohk
of this graco in the world than of al
most any other. Faith, hope aud charity
aro all abloom in hundreds of souls
where you find one specimen of pa
tience. Paul, the author of the text, on
a oonepicuous occasion lost his paiienci
with a ooworker, and from the way hi
urges this virtue upon tho Hebrews,
upon the Corinthians, upon the'I hessa
lonians, upon the H.mans, upon the
Colossians, upon the young theological
a udeut Timothy, I conoludc ho was
speaking out of his own need of inun
of this excellence. And I only won
dor that Paul had any nerves lift, lm
prisonmont. tiagePation, Mediterranean
cyclone, arrest for treason and conspir
aoy, the wear and tear of preaching to
angry mobs, those at the door of a theater
aid thoso on the rocks of Mars lull,
left him emaciated and invalid aud
with a broken voice and tore eyes ana
nciTos a-jauglo. He gives us a snap
shot of himself when ho describes bis
appearanco and his eermonio deliver>
by saying, "In bodily presence weak
and in specoh contemptible,' and refers
to his infl lined eyelids when speaking
of tho ardent friendship of tho liala
tians be says, "If it bad been possible,
jo would have pluoxcd out your owl ]
yes and have given them t> mo."
We admiro iuobi that which we have
least of. Thoso of us with unimpres
ive visage most admire beauty; those
of us with discordant voice most extol
musical cadence; thoso of us with slam
snoring speech most wonder at elo |
quonoe; thoso of us who got provoked at
trifles aod aro naturally irascible appro
ciato in others tho equipoise and the
calm endurance of paticnoe. 80 Paul,
with hands tremulous with tho agita
lions of a lifetime, writes of tho "God
of patienoo," and of "ministers of God
in much patienco," and of "patienoo of
hope," and tells thorn to "follow after
patienoe," and wants them to "run with
patienoe," aud speaks of thoscstrength
ned with all might to all patienoe,"
and looks us all full in tho faco as he
makes tho startling charge, "Yo have
need of patienco."
8omo of tho people ordinarily most
excellent havo a deficit in this respect
That man who is tho impersonation of
amiaDimy, ins mouth lull of Boft words
and his face a spring morning, if a pass
irg wheel splash the uiud across his
broadoloth, seo how ho oolors up, and
hear him denounce the passing jehu
The Christian woman, an angel of suavity,
now that some social slight is
put upon her <~r her family, hear how
her utterance increases in intensity.
Ono of tho ablest and best miuistors of
tho gospel in America, stopping at a
hotel in a town where he had an evoning
engagement, was interrupted in his
afternoon nap by a knock at tho door
by a minister who had como to welcome
him, and after tho seoond and third
knook tho sleeper opened tho door and
took tho invader of his reposo by thi
oollar and twisted it with a force that,
if oontinued, wou.d have been Strang
ulation. Oh, it is easy enough to bo
paticat when thcro is nothing to be
patient about. When tho bank ao
ount is good and in no danger of he
ing overdiawn, and tho wardrobo is
crowded with apparel appropnato for
the oold, or the heat, or tho wet, and
all the family have attested ilieir health
1 t - ' '
dy kccd appetites at a loaded table,
and the newspapois, if they mention
uh at all, put r gbt ooustruo iou upon
what we do or bay, and we can walk ten
miles without getting tired, and wo
sleep eight boud hours without turning
from bido to aido, the most useless
grace 1 can think of is pationoo. It
has do Lusincbs any whore in y our house,
you havo no mere need of it lhau of a
life preserver while you are waikirg
the pavement of a oil), no uioro no< u
of it than an umbrella under a cloullcbB
bky, do moro need of it than of
8ir Humphry Davy s saftey lamp fur
miners while you are breathing the
tonio air of an October morning.
Many of the nations of tho earth
havo put their admiration of this virtue
into proverb or epigram. O.io ot those
eastern proverbs bays, *'Wnil tirno and
pationoo tho mulberry liaf bccomcn
satin." A Spanish proverb says, "li I
havo lost tho rings, hero are tho lingers
Still." Tho Italian proverb say b, "Tho
world is his who has pationoo." Tho
English proverb deolarts, "vVhon one
door shuts, another opens." All those
proverbs only put in auotber way Haul's
terseness when ho bays, "Yo luvo need
of patience."
First, patience with thofaultsof others.
No one keeps the Ten Commandments
equally well. One's temperament
decides which oommandmcnts ho
shall oomo nearest to keeping. If we
break somo of tho oommaudmonts our
selves, why bo so hard on thoso who
break others of tho ton? if you and 1
i uu gftiuni, uud vcrsu ui me IWCIHlCltl
chapter of Exodus, why should wo so
severely exconato those who ruu against
another verso of tho samo chapter f Until
we aro perfect ourselves wo ought to
be lenient with our neighbor's iinpcr
feotions. Vet it is oflon tho oaso that
the man most vulnerable is tho most
hypororitioal. Perhaps ho is profane,
and yet has no tolcranoo for tholt, whon
profanity is worso than theft, for whilo
the latter is robbery of a man, tho former
is robbery of God.
Perhaps he is given to defamation
and detraction, and yot fcols himself
better than some one who is guilty of
manslaughter, not realising that tho
assassination of charaou-r is tho worst
kind of assassination. The lavcr for
washing in the anoient tabornaolo was
, at its side burnished like a looking
glass, 10 tint ihoao that approached
that lavor might boo their need of wash
iug, and if by (ho gospel lo'kiug glr.-.a
wo discovered ou* own net d ??l moral
cleansing wo would ho more eoon tnto
of donunication Tt o most of t
who go wrong are tho victims of oir
oumstanecs, and if you and 1 had boon
all our livoB surrounded by tho same
baneful influonocs wo wou'd probably
have done just as badly, pet haps worse
In most cases you had holt ?r pity tuoic
and Boold Ion Hero is a nun down
in the ditoh of misdoing. A self l ight
cons soul comes along and looks down
at hiui and says: " There is a man
down in tho ditoh. Ho had no busiuoss
to fall into it. Ho is t-ull ring tho I
oonsc(ju^nooa oF his own wrongdoing
No ono but hiuiself is to blauio." And i
tho hearted man parses on.
Again, wo have nocd of paticnco un
dor wrong atll ctcd, and who escapes it !
in somo form? It ooines to all pooplo
iu professional life in tho sh.apo of being
ui'sundorstood H coauso of this
how many pooplo fly' to newspapers for
an oxp'aca ion. Vou sco their card
tignod by their own name declaring
thoy did not say thiH ordid not do that
i my tluster and worry, not realizing
that every man oomos to bo taken for
what ho is worth, and you cannot hy
any newspaper puff bo takon for more
than you aro worth nor hy any nnvs
paper depreciation bo put down. There
is a spirit of fairness abroad in the
world, and if you aro a public tuan you
aro classified among the friends or foe*
of toeioty. If you aro a friend of
society you cannot escape .eprohoDsion.
Paul, you were liirht when vou naid.
n>t uioro to tho Hebrews thai to us,
"Yo have need of paicnoo."
I adopted a ru'e years ago which has
been of great sorvioo to ine, and it may
bo of homo scrvioo to you: Cheerfully
oirout to be misunderstood. God
knows whether we are right or wrotor,
whether we are trying to serve him or
damage his cause. When you can
ohcorlully consent to bo misunderstood,
many ot tho annoyances and vexations
of life will quit your heart, and you
wi?l eonio into calmer seas than you
have cv? r sailed on. The most mis
understood being that ever trod the
earth was tho glorious Christ. The
world mifundcrstood his oradlo and
concluded that one so poorly born oouid
uovcr be of muoh importanoo: They
charged him with inebriety and called
him a winobihher. Tiio sauhedrin misunderstood
him, and when it was put
to tho voto whether he was guilty or
not of treason he got but one vote, while
all the others voted "Ayo, avo." They
misunderstood his oross and oonoluded
that if ho had divine power ho would
cifeot his own rcsouo. Thoy misundir
stood his gravo and dco'arcd that his
body had been stolen by infamous resurrectionists.
Ho so fully oonsontcd
to bo misunderstood that, lurried ami
slapped and submerged with scorn, he
answered not a word. You cannot oome
up to that, but you eauimitato in some
small degree tho paticnco of Christ.
1 adiuiro exceedingly the behavior of
that farmer at Sedan, who, when the
great battlo was going 011 between the
armies of Germany and Franco and
tho air was full of tho sound of whittling
bul ets and bursting shells, kept
right on plowing in tho field, making
straight furrows, now this way and now
that. He had his work to do, and as
ho did not feel called to fight, he fell
oalled to plow. Bravo! I say for thit,
man. Bravo! I say for you if you alI
_ -.1 . * * "
iuw uouungto aivert oral aim Though
a 1 tho artillery of human and satanio
liyterago about you, koop right ou plow
i'g.
Now, lot us this hour turnover a new
leaf and banish worrimont and oaroout
of our lives. Just sco how theso por
versitios havo multiplied wrinkles in
your faoo and acidulated your disposi
lion and torn your nerves. You arc
?cn years older than you ought to be.
Do two things, one for tho bottorm Mil
of your spiritual condition and the
oilier for tho safety of your worldly in
tcrcsts. First, get your heart right
with God by boiug pirdo icd tlir >ugh
iho aionomeiit of Jesus (Jhriit. Tliai
will give sucuiiiy for your soul's welfare.
Thon got your lifo insured in
sorno wJl established in*uranoo oom
pany. That will tako from you all
anxiety about the we.faro of your Iioujo
h< Id in oaso of your snddou demise.
Tho sanitary inlluenoo of suoh msur
anoo is not suflieiontiy understood.
Many a bread winnir long since do
ocascd would now havo b>on alivo and
well but for tho reason that when he
was prvjhtrated ho saw that in oaso of
his decease his family would to go ?hpoor
house or have an awful Htrugglo
for daily bread. Hut for that at Xiety
ho would havo got well That anxiety
defied all that tho best physicians could
do Supposing these two duties at
loodol t >, the ono for tho Bafety of
your soul in this world and tho nix ,
and tho other for tho safety of your
faiiiny if you pass out of this life,
rnako a now start. If possible havo
y our family sntit g room whero you can
let iu the sunlight. Have a musical
instrument if yuu oan affird it, harp
or piano or bass viol or parlor organ.
Dt arn how to play ou it yourself or have
your children learn how to play on i<.
Let bright colors dominato in your
room. If there aro pioturcs on tho
wall, lot thorn not ho suggostive of bat
tlcfields wluoh aro aiways oruol, of
deathbeds w hioh are al way s sad, or partings
which aro always heartbreaking.
Thero aro enough present wocb in tho
world without tho perpetual oommomoration
of pist miseries If you sing
in your homo or yourohurch do not
always ohooso tunes in long rnotcr.
Far bottor to havo your pationoo
augmented by tho consideration that
tho misfortunos of this life must soon
terminato. Hardly anyono livos to
lOt) years, but few livo to 80, whilo tho
I .-?la iLl- 1 * P \ # "
majviiiy <|uii una 1110 ooioro ou. You
ought to bo able, God holping you, to
bo ablo to stand an long an that, for
then by tho graoo of God you will uiovo
into an improved rcsidonoo and oorapassed
by all benign and exoollcnt sur
roundings, into an atmosphcro every
breath of whioh in balmy, and a region
whero evory sound ia niusio and every
emotion rapture. A land without one
tear, without on* parting, without ono
grief.
This last summer I stood on Sparrow
hill, four miles from Moaoow. It was
tho plaoo whero Napoloon stood and
lookod upon tho oity whioh ho wan
about to oapturo. His army had been
in long inarches and awful fights and
fearful exhaustions, and whon thoy
oamo to Sparrow hill tho shout wont
up from tens of thousands of voioss,
'\Mosoovr, Moscow!" I do not wonder
\l tho transport. A ridgo of hills
iwcrpsrouud the city A river semiDiroles
tt with brilliauoo. It id a spec
laole thit v<*u pi aoo in Jour uiotnory
as one of tho throe or four most beau
urul scenes in all theoarth. Napoleon's
sruiy inarched on it in four divisions,
four overwhelming torrents of valor
and pomp. Dviwn Sparrow hill and
through ilio beautiful valley and across
toe bridg's and into tho palaces, which
surrendered without one shot of rcsistauoo
beoauso tho avalAUoho of troops
was irrestiblo. Thoro is tho room iu
which Napoleon slept and his pillow,
which must have been very uneasy,
for, oh, how short his staj' hires
kindled in all puis of tho city simultaneously
drovo out thoir aruiy into
tho snowstorms under which 95,000
men perished. How soon did triumphal
march turn into horriblo doinolni >n
Today, while L sjuak, wo co uo on a
high hill, a glorious hill of Christian
anticipation. These hosts of God have
had a long march, aud fearful battles
liou defeats have again and again mingled
with tho viotories, but today wo
oomo up iu night of tho great oily, tho
oapit%l of tho univi-rso, tho rcHidonoo
of tho King and tho homo of those who
are to reign with hiui forovcr and over.
L >ok at tho towors and hear thorn ling
with otornal jubilco. Look at tho
houso of many mansions, where many
of our loved ones aro. Behold tho
streets of burnished gold and hoar tho
rumhlo of tho ohiriots of thoso who
aro moro than conqu-rora. So far from
being dtivon back, all tho 12 galea aro
wide open for our cntranoo. Wo aro
marching on and marching on. and our
every Htcp bringa us nearer to (ho city
At what hour wo shall outer wo have
no power to forotcll, but otioo inliatcd
amid tho blood washed host our en
tranoo ia oertain. It may bo in the
bright noon day or tho dark midnight.
It may be when the air ia laden with
springtime fragrance or ohiilod with
falliag snows. But onter wo must, and
enter we will through tho graoo ollerel
us as tho chief of sinners. High or
hills than any I have spoken of will
guard that oity. Moro radiant waters
than I saw in tho Uussiau valley will
pour through that great motropolia
No raging conflagration shall drive us
forth, for tho only fires kindled in that
oity will be tho fires of a splendor that
shall ever hoist and never die. Beaching
that shining gato, thoro will bo a
parting, but no tears at the parting
There will bo an eternal farewell, but
no sadness in tho uttera ice. Then
there wo will part withono of tho beat
friends wo ever had. No placo for her
in heaven, for aho needs no heaven
Whilo love and j jy and other graoos
enter heaven, aho will stay out. l'atienco,
beautiful I'aticnoo, long suffering
l'atienoo, will at that gato say:
"Goodbye! 1 helped you in tho hattlo
of life, hut now that you liavo gained
tho triumph you need 1110 no moro. I
bound up your wounds, hut now they
aro all healed. I soothed jour bereavements,
hut you pass now iuto the reunion
of heaven. 1 can do no moro
for you, and there is nothing for mo to
do in a city whero thoro aro no hurdons
to carry. Goodhyl I go back to tho
world from which you oamo up, to rosumo
my tour among hospital", and
almhousos. Tho cry of tho world's sorrow
reaches my ears, and 1 must dooend.
Up and down that poor suffering
world I will go to assuage and com
fort and sustain, uatil tho world iiBclf
expiros, and all on its mountains, and
in all its valleys, and on all its plains,
there is not ono soul left that has
uoed of I'ationcie."
When you toed a soothing and healing
antiseptic application for any purposo,
uso tho original DoWitt's Witoh
II.'i A Salvo, a well known cure for
piles aud skin diseases. It heals sores
without leaving a soar. Beware of
counterfeits.
Dr. E Norton.
A Severe StormTho
heavy galo which swept tho Now
England ooast last week orcatcd havoc
among the largo number of schooners
caught off tho north shoro of Boston
and tho boaohos of Now Uarapshiro and
southeastern Maine. More than a d? z
on schooners were wrecked, a large
number of others wero damaged and
several narrowly escaped being dashed
to pieces. Serious loss of life roported
up to early this afternoon woro in tho
wreck of the Q1 ucoster fishing sohooner
Mary A. Brown, which was wrecked
off Hampton Beach, N. II., whoso crew
of seven men perished. At 2 a. m.?
hfo savers disoovcred parts of a vessel
coming ashore. A patrol of the shoro
whs then begun. Shortly aft? rward
tho body of a sailor was picked up and
much wreokago washed in. Tho Brown
was a two toasted v? ssel of 15 tons
vross. Sho was built at Bath, Mo., in
187G A schooner was reported on
Scaiboro beach at noon. Tho storm
moved northwesterly. Sovcro gales
swept ovor Nova Scotia and Now Koundloud.
11 o 1 p is needed at once when a per
son'* life is in danger. A ncgleotcd
o. ugh or cold may soon beoomo sorious
and should be stopped at onoo. O.io
Minuto Cough Curo quickly cures
oouglis and oolds and the worst cases
of croup, bronchitis, grippo and other
throat and lung troubles.
Dr. E, Norton.
An explosion of dvnatnito Wednesday
at tho mines at San Andres do La
Sierra Mexico, killod and wouadod
many miners. At tho latest advioos
27 dead bodios had beon rcoovered.
Fifteen ir jurcd persons, somo of whom
will dio, wcro takon from tho wrooka<o,
and tho ruins aro thought to contain
other viotims. Nino oasos of dynamito
blowup tho power houso with an ap
paliing roar, shaking tho country for
miles around.
Do Witt's Littlo Early Risers arc
dainty littlo pills, but thoy novor fail to
nlnanao tho li?or. rnmnun nkatniniinna
^ ^ .V?v . V ?v. .VMW
and invigorate tho system.
Dr. E. Norton.
An ongino on tho Grand Trunk railroad
near Inglowood Juootion Oat.,
Wednesday, orashod into a hand oar on
which wcro fivo section men going to
their work. All wore killed instantly.
Tho most effeotivo littlo livor pills
made are DoWitt's Little Early llisors.
They never gripe.
Dr. E. Norton.
RATITBONF/S IIAUL. |
T he' ExDendiru'*s c?f Late Director
General of Cuba
PROVES HIS RASCALITY.
Charged Everything to Public from
Coachman's Gloves to $850
Carriage. A Mass
< f Figures
Senator Piatt of Conncotioutt, ohairman
of tho senate committee on relations
with Cuba, Friday mado public
tho statetiiout prepared by tho auditing
dovision of tbo war department showing
tho expenditures made by K. O.
Kathbono, lato director general of the
department of posts for Cuba. Tho
-statement oovcrs the period from
January I, 1899, to April 30, 1000.
i There aro no remarks, and tho book
| is a solid mass of figures. Tho total
disalhr-vancos for tho 10 months wore
*72,631
Tho first disallowanoo was on account
of an expeudituro of *d50 for a duchess
oarr'.age, ma le on the 28 h of February,
1800 Thcro wore frequent disbursements
for tho director general's carriago
scrvico.
Kent for tbo ooacbtnan, stablo, oto.,
seems to have heeti regularly paid out
of tho puhlio funds at the rato of *110
por month, and in ono or two instances
tho hostler's salary was thus supplied.
All tho ooaoh furnishings were provided
in this way. In 1800 a uniform
costing *10, a pair of boots costing *15
and another hst costing *0 *'erc bought
for tho ooaohrnan. June 0, a rain ooat
costing *2(1 was supplied to that indi
viduil. Tho ooaoh lator was supplied
with rubber tires at an expense to the
puhlio of *110. In addition there woro
many inhoollaneous charges for stable
rent and for carriage and car hiro All
of tho payments tnado to C. W. F
Noeloy, chiof of the financial bureau of
the dcpartmcnt, appear to hava bcon
carefully scrutinized, and many of thorn
wcro disallowed.
Ncolcy mado a trip to tho United
States going as far west as his old
homo 111 Indiana under the direction it
in stated in the report, of tiio director
general, and many of the charges in
this oonncotion were disallowed, upon
re examination, but not of oouiso, until
they had been paid.
In April 1899, Sir. llathbonc undo a
visit to this country under tho claim
that it was made in obedience to tho
orders of tho postmaster general, and
tho auditor finds that tho trip was not
authorized and refuses to sanction tho
entiro expenditure which was an even
$.">00 8 milar action is taken with refcranoo
to tho purchase of an enainolcd
bath tub for tho department of posts
seeurrod at a cost of $ 42 Attoruoys and
notaries wero paid $110 for services in
connection with tho leasing of Mr
Kithbono's residence. Thoro was also
charges for plumbing and paper hanging
at tho residence and for a ohando1
or in tho billiard room of that establishment.
In one ease tho rent of tho
house was paid from tho public funds
The house also appears to have ben
fuiirslud at the oost of tho publio. In
December of 1899, and January 1900
several bills wero paid to New York
and Washington firms bv llathbone,
aggrceattng $925 and $868, ono $133,
one $121, another $135
Tho last bill inoludcs 2 40 entries and
covers many articles of domestio uso,
ruch as clothes, gloves, scarfs, toilet
articles, cusptdors, ohampagno and oth
er wino glasses, table ware, kitchen
utensils, bedatoads, bed room eota, bed
clothing, etc , shirts, collars, and outfs
were charged to tho government.
All the paymonts madc'to Cowan &
Co , of Munoio, Ind., for printing ana
stationary aggregating Bcvoral thou
sand dollars, aro found to havo boon
illegitimate.
mi TJI ITT 3 T T
jnLvra 11 Ji< H3
From Every Nock and Corner of
the Globe
KILLED IJY LIVII WIRES.
Two persons wire killed in Ucioa, N
Y., Wednesday morning by uoming in
oontaot with cleotrio wires brokon from
poles by tho stonn. Tbo snow broko
down thousands of wiros and telephone,
telegraph and car sorvico was badly
oripplcd.
A CLOSE CALL.
A cavo in ocourrcd Wt dnosday morning
at tbo Nay Aug mine, near Dunmore,
Pa , fifty-one men wero entombed
but a rehcuing | arty, aftor thrco hours
hard work, succeeded in digging into
the chamber, and roseuod all of them
uu injured.
A DISASTROUS FIRE.
As the result of a firo Wednesday
morning ono life was lost, fivo people
woro injured and the largo structural
iron works of Georgo L. Mesker A Co.,
and Lowcnthal's commission houso at
Kvcnsnlle, led , wero totally dostroyed.
Tho loss is $110,000.
MU11DF.R AND 8UICIDE.
Mrs. Mary Wobstor Halloo, of Lexington,
K/., heir to scvoral thousand
dollars of hor unolo's estate, was shot
and killed Wednesday by hor husband,
whom sho had dcolarcd should not sharo
in her luxury. After shooting his wifo
Sallco committed suicide.
THE A8IA COTTON CROF.
Tho ootton orop of Central Asia ifr
A.nA.loJ I. . . .... r?4 'L
UAJ'UUIVU l/U uu VAUUIlUUt 1*11 IN yoar, according
to Vioo Consul Smith, at Moscow.
This yoar's orop is expected to
aggregate botweon 7,0(J0 and 8,000
poods, or oncugh to moot half of tho
general demand. Tho remaining cotton
required for manufacturing purposes
in Kussia will havo to bo imported.
an old landmark: oone.
Tho old homo plaoo of .Jamos K. Polk,
located in Polk avonuo, Nashville,
Tonn., is boing rapidly demolished and
an apartment houso will bo ercotod on
tno sito. Mr. Polk diod there. The
Stato Logislaturo has sovoral times
considered propositions to buy the
houso for a gubernatorial mansion, but
the idea has always met with a negative
action.
LOVE BORN IN ANTARTICSEA. I
fell in Love With Pictures of Women
They Married
Enveloped by tho cold and solitudo
of au Amarutio night ard w ih no
women within hundred* efioo rapped
miles, Prof. Ilenry K. Arohows-ki
gooloist and meteorologist cfthoreoont
Belgian Antaratio expedition, f. 11 in
love with the woman whom he lias just
perbuaded to givo up her operatic
oarccr and bcoomn his wife.
It was on tho night of April 9, 1898,
and on board tho steamer Bolgioa, fast
in tho ico fljch of tho Southern sea,
that there was held a "grand ooneourso
of beautiful womon," ono of tho many
diversions by which tho oxplorcrs
sought to pa^s away tho tiiuo. FiguroB
and faces wire clipped from magazines
aud j lurnals, tho fair women in question
wero divided into olasscs, aud tho
lonesome adventurers began to ballot
for tho Tair ones < f thoir ohoioo.
Professor Archowki discovered a fulllongth
portrait of Miss Carol i no Adoy,
daughtorof Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Adoy,
of Philadelphia, an operatic priuia
donno and heircfiB of a wealthy f&thor.
Slio was in a Grecian poso and tho
scientist was bo charmed by the pioturo
that ho oast his voto for her repoatedly.
It was a uniq'io oaso of love at first
sight.
Nearly a twclvomouth elapsed boforo
Lietcnant do Gorlaoho's expedition roturncd
to civilization, and almoHt two
years passed boforo tho Hoiontist met
tho original of tho portrait. She was
then making a European tour with the
Savoy Opera Company, They bccamo
ongaged. Mr. and Mrs. Adcy wero at
firttl somewhat oppoicd to tho matoh,
b it all obstaolcs wero at laHt happily
overcome and tho marriage was oclobrat
od on tho Continent a fortnight airn
l'rofofrsor and Mrs. Arohowski aro now
living nt Diego, Belgum, and expect to
pay a visit to this country next sum
rnor.
Another member of tho expedition,
(.'apt. Goorgo Lecointo, has been married,
and others of the cxplorors arc
said to bo contemplating matrimony,
having bton impressed with tho oom
fort and felicity of domestic life by
their hardships and solitudo.
Many persons havo had tho experience
of Mr. l'etcr Sherman, of North
Stratford, >{. 11 , who says, "For years
I suffered torturj from ohronio iodiges
lion, but Kodol Djspepsia Curo made
a well man of me." It digosts what
you eat and is a certain ouro for dyspepsia
and every form of stomach troublo.
It gives relief at onoo even in tho
worst oases, aud oan't liolp but do you
good.
Dr. E Norton.
Could Not Resist.
After having served for twonty threo
years tho tirrn of Frank and Duboii, of
Now York, whoso ornploy ho ontorod
as errand boy, and after having boon
advanood until ho had full ohargo of
tho cthco as manager, William >1. U&tos
it it* asserted, confessed that ho had
long been robbing his employers and
was involved in ruin. Tho full amount
of his alleged stealing is not known,
but it is bolievod ho has takou $50,0UO,
perhaps moro. IIo is nov a fugitive
through tho oourtsey of tho men he is
said to have robbed, who wcro rcluotani
to see him imprisoned, and who of
fered him tho opportunity to csoapo.
10x|crt aooouutauib aro endeavoring to
straighten out tho tanglo which Gate's
books for tho last seven years seem to
show. Meantime tho amount of tho
alleged defalcation increase1, though
it oaunot by any possibility roach a total
which will embarrass Prank & Du
bois.
$100 Reward, $100Tho
readers of this paper will bo
pleased to loarn that thore is at loast
ono dreaded discaso that soienoo has
been ahlu to ouro in all its stagos, and
that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cure
is tho only positivo ouro known to tho
medical fraternity. Catarrh being a
constitutional distaso, requires constitutional
treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, aotiog direotly
upon tho blood aud mucous surfaces of
tho system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the discaso aud giving the
patient strength by building up tho constitution
and assisting naturo in doing
its work, l'he proprietors havo so
much faith in ire curative powers, that
they offer Ooo Hundred Dollars for
any oaso that it fails to eurc. Send for
list of its iuionials Address,
F. J. OllENKY & CO Props.,
Tolodo, O
Sold by Druggists, 75o.
Hall's Fauiiiy Pills arc tbo best.
When tho stomach is tired out it
must have rest, but we can't livo with,
out food. Kodol Dyspepsia Curo 4>di
gests whilo y ou eat" so that you oan cat
all tbo good food you want whilo it is
restoring tnc digestive organs to health.
It is tbo only prcpratton that digosts
all kinds of food.
Dr. E. Norton,
Engineer D^vid Phillip? and Firomati
Cobaugh, of tho oastbound expross
woro burned soriously and tho Haltimoro
and Ohio railroad was blookadod
for hours by a poculiar aooidont west of
Washington, Pennsylvania, Wednos
day morning. Natural Gas csoaping
trom a largo pipo laid under tho traoks
was ignited by oindorn from tho firo
box of tho ongino and flames onvolopod
tho oab.
Now is tho time when oroup and
lung troubles provo rapidly fatal. Tho
only harmloss remedy that produces
imuicdiat" results is Uao Miouto Cough
Curo. It is very pleasant to t&ko and
oan ho rolled upon to quiokly ouro
ooughs, colds and all lung diseases. It
will prevent consumption.
Dr. E. Norton.
Storms have boon swooping over tho
British ooasts and ships in tho ohaonel
havo had rough experiences. Several
miner wrecks aro roportod. Tho steamer
Rossgull, Plymouth, foundered off
tho island of Jersoy. Her passengers
were saved but a boat containing nino
of tha crow is missing.
Don't uso any of the oonterfeits
of Do Witts Witch Hazol Salve.
Most of them are worthless or liable
to oause injury. The original DoWitts
Witoh Hazol Salvo is a oortain
ouro for piles ecz ima, outs, soalds, burns
sores and skin diseasos.
| Dr. E. Norton.
Atlantic Coast Line
RAILROAD COM TAN V OK SOl'TH
CAROLINA.
('ONDKNUnn SCIIKIHJL*.
Trains Going South.
1>-Ue<l NOT 10, 1?09
No.6ft* N<> it
P. M. A M
Leave Wilmington 3:16
Leave Marion 0:34
Arrive Florence 7:16
lii'iivc Plnronn* it.AZ. ? i?
?... I ,-M J ?ft W1
Arrive Sumter 8:57 3 56
No. 52
A. M
Leave Huroler 8:57 *9 4<
Arrive Columbia 10:20 11 (X
No. 62 run* throusrh from Charleston via
Central H. II., leaving Charleston 7:00 a. m
Lance 8:84 a. in., Manning 9:09 a in
Traina (Joint? North.
No 64* No 6>
A. M. r. M
Leave Columbia *8:40 *4 16
Arrive Sumter 8:06 6 86
No. 3i
r. M
Leave Sumter *8:06 6 (8
Arrive Florenoe 9:80 ? 2f
Leave Florence 9.50
Leave Marion 10:30
Arrivo Wilmington 116
Daily.
/ o. 63 runs through lo Charleston, 8 C
via Central K K., arriving at Manning 0:04
p. m., Lanes 0:13 p. rn., Charleston 8:30 p. in
Trains on Conway Branch leave Chad
bourn 6 36 p in, arrive Conway 7 40 p in
returning leave Conway 8 30 a m, airiv<.
Chadbourii 11 420 am, leave Chadboum 11 6t
a in, arrive Hub 1*2 '25 p m, returning leave
Hub 3 00 p m, arrive Cba Ibourn 3 36 p m
l>aily except Suuday.
J. It. Keuly, General Manager.
T. M Gtnerson, Traffic Manager
11. M. Emerson, General Passenger Agtnt.
Hard to Boat our Line
of Machinery and
Mill Supplies.
LEADERS:
Lane, Chase, liege, Llddell and High
Point saw mills
The Murrey Cleaning and Distributing
Hyttem.
Li Ideil Automatic and plain Engine '.
".Moux ' Oor iss Engines.
"New South" Brick Machinery.
Farquhar Threshers and Grain Dril's
Disston Saws and Files.
Pierless Packings, t?ievens Sewer Pipe.
and Hupplies gonerally
Erie City Engines and Boilers
Egnn Woodworking Machinery
"Queen of the South" Giist Mills
ivel ey Hup ex Feed Mill*
Rubdj Traps and Steam Specialties!
Magnolia aud Columbia Babbett Metals.
W. H. Gibbes & Co.,
MACHINERY and MILL SUPPLIES
H(?4 (ierrats Street,
COLUMBIA, H.
Wilmington and Conway
Railroad.
Daily except Sunday.
Southbound.?No. 97.
Leave Hub 3 00 prn
Leave 1 lionts 8*10 pm
Arrive Chadbourn 8 85 pm
Leave Chadhnnrn ........ a 9a
, -....Mun.niilMIHIIIIIMIM SJ UU y* U1
Leave Clarendon 6 00 pm
Leave Mt Tabor 0 16 pm
Leave Loris 0 86 pm
Leave Hauford 6 60 pm
Leave Bayboro 7 00 pm
Letve Privetts 7 00 pm
Leave Adrian 7 12 pm
Arrive Conway...., 7 40 pm
Northbound.?No. 98.
Leave Conway 8 80 am
Leave Adrian 8 66 am
Leave Privetts 9 00 am
Leave Bayboro 9 10 am
Leave 8an ford 9 20 am
Leave Loris 935 pm
Leave Mt Tabor ..1010 am
l.eave Clarendon 1140 am
Arrive Chadbouro 1120 am
Leave Chedbourn. 1160 am
leave 1 lions 1216 pm
Arrive Hub 1226 pm
PITTS'
ANTISEPTIC INVIGORATORI
Cures La Qrippe, dyspepsia. Indigestion
and all storaaob and bowel trouble* eolio or
thelera morbus, teething troubles with
children, kidney tronbles, bad blood and
all sort* of sores, risings or felons, outs and
burns. It is as good antiseptic, when locally
applied, as anything on the market.
Try It and you will praise it to others
If your druggist doesn't keep it, write to
MURRY DRUG COMPANY,
COLUMBIA. 8 (1.
WACCAMAW LINK STEAMERS.?The
Steamer will leave the wharf at Conway
every Monday and Wednesday moraing
for Georgetown at 4 o'clook, touching all intermediate
points; and will leave her wharf
at Georgetown every Tuesday and Frid?j
morning for Conway at 4 o'clock, touching
at all intermediate points.
D. T. McNeill,
Gen'l Agt. and Treas., Coaway, 8. C.
John H. Beaty,
Agent, Georgetown, 8,C.
NOTICE.
vmn?7 LKXige, I^O. WJ. Knights of
Pythias will meet regularly the first and
third Thursday nights of each month until
otherwise ordered.
D. A.Spitbt
Chan. Com.
J. C. UriTBT
K. H.A3
May 14th, 08. ly
DR. H. H. BURROUGHS,
LORIS, 8. C.
Call* promptly answ*r*d nigh
or day.
R. B. Scarborough,
Co aw at, b. C.
ATTORN ICY AT LAW.
H. H. WOODWARD,
Attorney end Counsellor at Lew,
CONWAY, S. C.
MP*Offioe up steire oyer Hereld ofllee
opposite Bank.
Saw Mills, ~
Corn Mills,
Cane Mills,
Riee Hullers,
Pea Ilulle rs.
Engines,
Boilers,
rk 1 ?
1'ianers anil
Matchers,
Swing Saws,
ltip Saws,
ax d all other kiudii of wood
working machinery. My Sergeant
Log Ream Saw mill it
the heaviest, strongest, and
most eiQcieut mill for the
money on the market, quiok,
accurate. State Agent for H.
B. Smith Machine Company
Wood working machinery.
For high grade engines, plain
slide valve?Automatic, and
Corliss, write me: Atlas,
Waiertown, and StrutUera
and Wells
V. C. BADHAM,
1326 Main St., Columbia. S. 0
THE LE10EB INDEED.
The New Ball Bearing
Domestic
Sewing Machine
It Leads io Workmanship, Beauty,
Capacity, Strength, Light Banning.
Kvory Woman Wantfi Oo?.
Attachments, Needles and
Parts for Sewing Machines
of all makes.
When ordering needles seud
sample. Price 27c per dozen,
postpaid.
Agonts Wanted in Un.xHuipiod Torri
tory.
J. L. 8HULL,
1219 Taylor Stroet,
COLUMBIA, 8. 6
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OLD NORTH STATE OINT " ,
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H nnlor nnran Plluo Vnnnwin
v? v?* VKJ X AXVOj UVIiUJJlU|
Sore Eyes, Gianulated Eyelids,
Carbuncles, Boils, Cuts, Bruises,
Old Sores, Burns, Corns,
Bunions, Ingrowing Toenails,
Inflammatory Rheumatism,
Aches and Pains, Chapped
Hands and Lips, Erysipelas. v
It is something everybody
needs. Once used always used.
For sale by all druggists and
dealers. At wholesale by
THE MURRAY DRUG CO.,
Colombia, S. O
Ortman Pays
the EXpress
Steam Dyeing of every
description. Steam, Naptha,
French Dry and
chemical cleansiug. Send
for our new price list and
circular. All work guar
anteed or no charge.
Ortman's Steam Dye Works
1810 Main Street
Columbia, S C
A. L Ortman, Proprietor
Murray's
Aromatic
Mouth
Wash
'/Whitens the Teeth
Cleanses the Mouth
n -
sweetens the Breath
The?
Murray
Drug Co., '
COMJMBIA.S. C.
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M bJ C Eu/tvll HuhiU Co owl my SansUr.
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H H of f*ft>r*no?*. 5ft yuarn i^rlally ?n
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