Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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' * 'V . T T -v ! AY Hair r " I have sold Ayer's Hair Vigor f ^ where it has failed to give satisfacti 4 p " For Ave years I have been eellin ^ would preduce hair on a bald head i had eae bottle returned, aor has thei ^ it did net de all that was claimed fo ; Remove 4 Fer eome year my hair had bee 4 was covered with dandruff. I have saw, and I could hardly trust my sei d started. It is much thicker than forn p aad my scalp seems to be in a perfe< 4 " Some rime sgo, my head becam 4 after a time the hair began to fall ou falling and made the ecalp clean and 4 \ Restores ti Origii ^ "I think there Is la toilet < ^ three years old and my hair would 1 * the Vigor, but the application of tha flossy* . *s Afier (ire years' use of Ayer's Hi ^ toilet article. It keeps the hair soft i MAKES 1 4 , p 44 For about five years my hair k( 4 Hampshire friends asked me to try 4 . used it during that summer and fall . continued to use it steadily for about ^ a head of hair as one could wish." 4 "I am well pleased with Ayet's 11 ^ thin, I commenced to use the Vigor, \ 4 out, but a new tiowih of hair atartai ? ,,, CLEMSON AGRICULTURAL; ~^r' .Wrv i rr II K M A ^ND ! I Kquitali MECHANICAL COLLEGE. l. 1 and adility \?viili l.nnoa* SIX DEPART v LNTS. rigid man v\ tint In* ?(iien ; ! lie art of s 11 AGRICULTURAL. CliE.tllCAL. is no hiiain /TECHNICAL. rEXTlLE. ff Hiring i-nj LITERARY. MILITARY , " ! dlict oil \ril li respond."lire Itest equipped College in lie- >i>i;t!i. - *?' i?'? | ri?i I"?(I student-. Sond f.?r illustrated '""ltd ion- tu catalogue. proieaaion i IIENKY S. IIAltT/.OCi, <lem*?ii 4'ollogo, s. 4 , M arch 'Jtt-t f. NOTICE im: OF ELECTION OF TuACHERS V,)T1( nr tup riRAnpr,Qpwnni ^ Ul mu u.w^Luoui.yuu i v.m; ,,ro\ i.lii rnilK?OAKI> III TKI>TI;K.s <?| ; "lector-, til.' J[. llif Lancaster School I>istrid will ; "I"'"'*'! IIUTl (III till' llitl) l?f >1 II III', |sOs, Ill elect 1 '"""'I' 'I :i Superintendent :i11 I live a--i-tnnt ' mjjist rat ion hers of th?? Lancaster < j retfist rat ion >1. Applicat ians should !? ad-i ^''pl " rssed to tin* iinilcrsiirncil. ilajs in each , before the < II I"'. I.i ON NO!;-, . I.lectors \v Sec. ami Treas. Hoard Triolre>, the 1st of .la Lancaster, S. .Tune 1st I *:>'<, uiiireii tore ? .. Office hoiu K? in Vniir llinrds tVllli i i.i*n<i< Altlinrtle. :* * ,*r ! Snpr.of Rpj to i- c fall, i;; . i inoui \ Lancaster, <' ? J my* ^ ty y Vigor or the past thirteen years and hare known of ao mm* ^ on. I sell more of it than of any like preparation." ^ J. 1*. BRISCOE, Harrison, Ark. ^ g Ayer's Hair Vigor under a positire guarantee that it ^ m md restore gray hair to its natural color. I har* a*t . re been a single case where the dressing was used that ^ r it.** H. M. ACUFF, Elba, ?. 5 s Dandruff \ r n coining out. It had become very dry and my scalp ^ applied Ayer's Hair Vigor regularly for tome weeks uses when I first found that a new growth of hair had ^ icily and of good color. The dandruff has disappeared ^ :tly healthy condition." 4 Miss R. WRIGHT, Perth, Onu e full of dandruff, which caused me great annoyance; ^ t. The use of Ayer's Hair Vigor stopped the hair from healthy." Mrs. C. M. AYRES. Mount Airy, Ga. 4 d Gray Hair its j aal Color. \ * a the world so rood as Ayer's Hair Vigor. I am ftft^- ^ rare been all wnite now if it were not for the use of ^ t dressing has preserved its color, and kept it soft and Mrs. W. II. JARVIS, Otsego, Mich. ^ sir Vigor, I can cheerfully recommend it as a desirable ^ and glossy and helps it to retain its natural color.* L). WARNER, Dunnville, Ont. HAIR GROW, f ... spt f tiling out until I was almost hajd. Some New ^ Oyer's Hair Vigor and insisted on getting it for me. I ^ I and found that a new growth of hair had started. I ^ : four months, and at the end of that time had a? good . HOWARD MEI.VIN, Carlisle, Mass. ^ air Vigor. When T noticed that my hair was getting with the rea ilt that the hair not only ceased to conic J. It certainly it an excellent tonic." ^ C11 AS. C. GRAVES, Brook ton, N. Y. , v -wV w?y-y'y w > ,, waA^Aw^..A^4k, JL-A ..'.A, A._.A_A_A^ 'j E?.xxto<a. 2 p Q o ir H><SAtiKMUNT ?>1 TIIK|-*|e l.ife Assurance Snriet v O 1 itory is desirous of seenr-! r O P ty IfSfKlPi ices of n mail of elmmeicr " " r ) * " to represent its interest. ^ ^ . fer headquarters. The g"""t"1* f*) ill ho thoroughly educated ,Ewe? h^lrf _ ,3 re of life insurance and .. , , , _ , . , ,. . *1 on can now iref fresh pork -ru ocessfnl solie t itier. I here n * . , , , _ as wet! as first ela he.?f a ' ]r ' iny market dai ly. Promptdeliver; li* ^ made for hI! orders in any part o than a life agency eon- ,, 1 I lie t o\v n. energy and ability t orwitli men who desire to j W. P. YOUNG, merit rdovment nnd are! , . . ??,._ , , , .tills "s, I .Ml, v ) at i aiu i romlnonce in t ne | * * s invited. I ~ V. .1. UOlMMiY. Vgr., I r ' S ' ' ' '" Rook mil, 8. C. ItflnW ? .. ? Ef-"-el ' .i %. . mmmm I }S I 1 < - - I in ui;i;r,TiivniK fi J i i i lliklll k' tiiK-ii in I it. l... -? . 11:. .. . i i .; rovfl I*!IIlli \ flnBlii'.l i ' It ' IX i. .! In l/lr'Hl'M B''"t H|"*n I mm < 'I 1 Tlio; Iti.v" c!ir' I t :t . i . . mm.I v tii -ut .1. u { , HKHKin OIVKN that Sjvwri . . fl}CYS l: encliI'M- or i i . ho " i. UJ rilnnRP with tlio Act of mmEms; or i (toll irrainiuiti for II; ,,,, r,.r ||,? r..i'1-f tmI inn i,i rnnil. ii?|S . i r. oim . m m t of i l ircu'm 1 I 1.1 lull ' irco. A 1 a V CO iJUnrhorn.-iu |,u,.I\M of rcjfi-trHliuri will , AJA A KLi CU., tLlce<:>i i tin- !ir-1 Mi.inlnv ol' each I i,',?\ ,i? ;.. i ... ..." v: < ?... i i. In- four! Iloii-i'. for tin* Mai'kry A. f'o. id' electors cnl it ii'il to < * iiiiiIit tin- < "oust it lit ion, i r _ _ l?-n for il.r.'.' -ik.i?ivi- J\ H(j\V l()t ()f ACU inont h nut 11 t hirt \ nays neral I'li'clion in Is'is, I r lio ri'Ki-tiTiMl on or lii'fori* llOlllC SCWlIlii Hlil' unary, arc not re- ! sTVrom'hi.m.t.?.'t ji. machines on li;iii< 1 at this W. A , I'oilTit II, I if. for Lancaster <'utility. . II. >. ( . I cb. I. bS'.'s. I " WASHINGTON LMTTKH. From Our lingular Correspondent. Washington, I>. C., / May 20, J898. ) old Glory lias boon planted upon Cuban soil,and possibly also upon that of l'orto Uico, and everybody in Washington lias acquired bulletin board faces and . rubber-necks looking for news of i great victories at both places. The flag has been carrier! to Cuba by | J troops under General Shafter. who hre charged with the duty of cap turing the torts in the iiarbor of Santiago <io Cuba and otherwise aiding Commodore Schley in capturing or destroying the Spanish tleet in that harbor. Much lake news from Santiago has come to Washington this week, and somo official news from Commodore Schley, but the latter was not made public. Some of the Santiago forts have been battered down already by Schley. Many believe that as soon as this tleet is disposed of and Porto llico captured that the end of the war will be in sight; that Spain will then see that the longer she lights the worse her finish will be, and will ask some of the European powers to secure peace upon the best terms the U. S. will grant, and will gladly evacuate Cuba without waiting to be driven out. The opponents of the annexation of Hawaii won a temporary victory when it was agreed that the Lodge araendent to the war-revenue bill should withdraw and that hill passed before any further attempts are made to secure annexation legislation from the Senate. Speaker Reed still blocks the annexation resolution in the House. Friends of the President are very positively saying that if Congress fails to provide for anI nexation he intends to seize and | hold Hawaii as a military necessi tv, but the anti's say they are making a I dull'. It is impossible to turn in Washington without seeing or j hearing something showing how I awfully expensive war is. I'ay' master (Jeneral Stanton has >ub' mi11?*< 1 estimates to Secretary I THE WONDERS OF SCIENCE. LUNG TROUBLES ~AN1) CONSI Jli'TlON CAN BE CI RED. An Eminent New York ( iiemist iiiid Scientist Makes a !'r?v Offer to Our Readers. The distinguished New V??r'.. < i?t T. A. Slocuni, deinomt r;:' irig to* : discovery of a rt*!infol?* kihI absolute 'cure for C'onsmnpt ion I'nlnn.i... ; 1 Tuboreuto*' nml .nil br-c 1 ? I hror.t, I a lie r.inl clu (i'^ac's, iiD. I> irri colli;li!<, catarrhal a!' > ic ions. ; . ita! decline mil! w !. C llesh, ft ml ftll conilil ioas of wasting f ft way, will send 'I'll It 111! I lil'.l. ItO'!1TI.I'.S (all iliirerent > of h ? Nov. Discovery to miy ftllliclcil renib-r < '' the K\ i i! it r i: i s r writing for ' I an i. II i - "New Scientilic Treat men I" ha , cured i I'Mii-nniio | rr. n11 < n* t.y iltimely ice, nml he considers it :i sim>i" professional tint y t <i sii ' "rin j; humanity to donate atrial ol his 111, fallihie cure. j Science daily de\clojs new won/ dors. and this great chemist, patiently ' experiment ing for years, h i- prodiiceil [ i results as heneiicial to humanity n. j can tie claimed by any modern genius. [ 1 11 i> a-e-ert ion t hat In ft troiitiles and > j I'onsnmption are curable in any eliminate is proven l>y "heartfelt letters of * I gratitude," filed in hia American and ' ! European labratories in thousands from those cured in all part- of the world. Medical expert-, concede t hat bronchial, che-d and lung troubles lead to j < onsiimption, which, uninterrupted, means speedy and certain death. simply write to I'. A. Slociim, M. t'? - '.ts> I'ine si reel. New York, gi\ ing , post oilier and express address, and the ! free medicine will he promptly sent. > i Sufferers should take instant advani tage of In*generous proposition. I 'lea se tell I lie Itoctor that you saw | his oiler in the Knik.hi'Iiisk. / "Dycf" the dread of the cotton grower, . ^ can be prevented. Trials at Experiment Stations and.the experience of leading growers prove positively that Kainit is the only remedy. We will be glad t<? semi, free of charge, Interesting and useful pamphlets which treat f the matter in detail. GERMAN KAI.I WORKS. 93 Nassau St., New York. Alger of the amount that will he needed to pay tin' 75.000 volunteers under the second call of the President, for tho remainder of this calender year, and Secretary Alger will ask < 'ongress to appropriate the money, about $15,000,000. This item will probably bo 1 added to the General Deficiency I bill, which is already the largest i in the history of Congress, carrying something like $208,000,000. It is a good thing that this country has unlimited financial resources to fall back upon ; otherwise the expense of the war might prove to be a disastrous encumbrance to carry. The average American's idea about Russia is that it is a barbarous and very poor country. The State Department has received a report from the U. S. Consul at Moscow, which contains the official figures showing the cost of the great Siberian Railway, built bv tllA Rnaoion -j ?v ^V/TVlUlUClli^ and those figures will probably cause many American eyes'to open with astonishment. The total cost of the Siberian Railway will be 371,009,947 Russian rubles, equivalent to $1S8,014, 938, of which $102,995,060 has been paid. A country that can conceive and carry through such a great industrial project as this railway is certainly moro pro gressivo than barbarous, and one that can pa}* as it goes for such a work cannot be correctly classed as a verv poor countrv. j * Statistics show that in 1,000 rif-r:\ -'I- men mnrrj' women vo!it> r than themselves, .r>70 'marry women of their own ape or : r if, and SO marry .vomen older than thomfteivos. An Iri.di gentleman lately said :<> ? I:: ", "I called to see your fot : but the weso .not heme; ; i 1 canpo. they haft gc.no to r hi in ? carriage which wi*s ?.i 11 inc, at ioor." John find Matilda sat for hours in sweet content withers gas turned oil", and yet the time was 1 when c;'hor "f them would have lioon frightened to death to sit in ; e dark. Children are silly i croft tu res! "Don't yow think 1 hav? a Atraied o la.-'- fortftestage*" ask }' . . 4a 1 /AH?, 11 lady Willi histrionic ConCRr, K. c, , 1 don't know ah; f ^^ * * I ^ y' ' l ' -i O.'.-t ^ \ i I1' l*f ?J.S ^ I ! {. k!> ~ -o iM?5^.2 ? j :' ?ive IN?' . II? .am ptops JJgS js liter I m . s a- i j ; 1 , Un-attf? ?o? cy. raw.i"5Ja ? l?K;"' J t-5 si1* s I .