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/ TRYJT troubles and j l^^^fjdoctorS Cann?* * ments and the I delicate organism of woman. Whal i the sufferer ought to do is to give ' a fat- ?tat BRADnELD'S Female Regulator which is the true cure provided by Nature for all female troubles. II is the formula of a physician of th? highest standing, who devoted his j whole life to the study of the distinct ailments peculiar to our moth-, ers, wives and daughters. It is made of soothing, healing, strengthening herbs and vegetables, which havs been provided by a kindly Nature to cure irregularity in the menses. Leu corrhoea, Falling of the Womb, Nerv- i ousness. Headache and Backache, j In fairness to herself and to Bradi field's Female Regulator, ever) suffering woman ought to give it ? ; trial. A large bottle will do a; wonderful amount of good. Sold bj druggists. i Send for a nicely illustrated free book on the subject. The Bradfldd Regulator Co., Atlanta, Ga. Mm DmRTMYT. J. E jV/iSl) Editor. CKUSHIMiOUi i It 10I'll libit'. Tlio Doer lit*pivsi illutivc <JuitN London?tin I-cols That His Country Is Doomed, hut Hopes That the World Will Realize Mlie llt'lliNliiiess ot This Pre meditated Crushing Out ot a Hardy Republic." London, Ociobet 11.?Montague WLite, cuiinuI R6 i ral ut South Atrican Republic in London, closed the cousula'e this evening and immediately I'd; lor the Continent. Mr. White's departure! was not attended l>v any excite merit. Before shading off the dust of England he sani to a representative ol tno Associated Press: il The expected has happened. 1 only hope the hdlislmess of this premeditated crushing out of a hardy Republic is now apparent. Let me remind America that the onus of war lies not upon those who fire the first shot, but upon those who compel it to be fired. "Technically wi n ive temporarily put ourselves in the attitude ? ? ?... - - L. . ?L J ut ?u sssifxitur, ii-11 wii'? would I not have done no it ttre existence of his country wan at stafce? i think we must took far ahead to nee the con-equMicon ??f this war 1 Instead ?? ttie pacification of South Atri'-a, wh><-!- i* the alleg-d act of K v c -hall have * pero?tiM' These verv people 'or whom Engl ?c?d in n >w J fighting wi5! 'urn ?:>UM?st lor in; tim i to come and protext a^uinxt i f her rule a !? ttei.U a- ?hev nre 1 wow pr<?*?- r.ap.iin-t >ur?. , ' "For w I i ; I e mi Eng j land's det? rminat on to force a . hostile issue, or ratf er Mr. Chain t>erlain'f>. I am * ir-> he in the 'onlv member of ?ho Cabinet L l whose mind wan thoroughly made up throughout all the negotia- ' ftionn. What his in'entions were 1 is evident from the situation to , day. Had the franchise been the chief grievance our five-vear j' prupuaiuuu wuum certainty liaVt; j been accepted. I iuve reason to believe that England enters upon her warlike course by no means : a unit. Opposition to Mr. Oham- j berlair.'s policy exists to a greater i extent than generally conceived. "Our evident depire to conciliate has been much appreciated and our refusal to allow our household affairs to be administered bv another nation has not 1 "It did me more good than anyttiing ' M ever used. My dyspepsia was of I months standing; after eating it was terrible. Now I am well," writes S. B. ^Keener, IJoisington, Kans , of Kodol j Oyspepsia Cure. It digests what you eat. Crawford Bros. d-w-s < '' ' * i. * ex rued gt'oeral indignation here or io any Quarter of the globe. However, Mr. Chamberlaiu has j accomplished his purpose and all hope is gone. 1 believe, nevertheless, that a considerable reversion in British opinion would be ef a fected by any serious defeat, for most, of those now supporting the w Government are doing so with a p light heart and on genera! prin j ciples, not stopping to count the cost of war." Mr. White cited the Islandl \ whama massacre as an instance p of such a ciiange in British opin . ion. He then went on to say : "1 suppose there can be only one ul- o timate result of the hostilities. f( As to the duration ot the war I am not able to venture a guess. It seems to me a matter of the y greatest uncertainty. 1 hear that b Great Britain will not begin the p wiping out process until Decern her. In the meantime we shall see what we shall see. I have re- t reived no special instruction or [ news from the Transvaal during j, the last forty eight hours, and i expect none, having long ago re * eeivecl directions aR to the course for me to tako when matters j reached this stage. I Rhall remain on 'he Continent, and if anything I further can be done in the inter v e?t of my Government I shall, of course, endeavor to do it, although there seems nothing left but to tight it out to the bitter, unjust c end " Mr. White seomed much dis trossed over the rapture and evi dently did not entertain the least hope of Roer success He said the , Transvaal agency in Brussels ^ would he continued as the Euro- j penn headquarters of the Government. 8 Mr. White's reference to the Islandlwhama massacre in an al 8 lusion to the attack made on Jan- 1 oarv 22, 1879, bv some 15,000 Zu- 1 lii? upon the British camp at f Isandula, or Islandlwhama, about ] ten miles from Horde's Drift, on the Tngela Five companies of ? the 24th regiment, with Col. ' Liruntord, Limit. Col. Pulleine ? and other officer*, were massa . end, the Hritinh total loss heinir n about. 837. Two thousand Zulus ( are said to have been killed. . "If you scour the world you will J never llnd h remedy equal to One Minute Cough Cure," says Editor Kackler. of the Mioanopy, Fla., "Hustler" It cured his family of LaOrippe and saves thousands from pneumonia, bronchitis, croup and all throat and lung troubles. Crawford Bros, d-w-s Puzzling Letters. A traveller on the St. Paul rail ' road was much puzzled by the illue signposts along the track f having the single letter "It", or "W." tl lie asked the Porter, who re plied, "Why, sir, dem's whistle ii and ring posts for de engineer." The traveller pondered and he came only the more perplexed In despair he repeated his ques linn to the conductor. t' "Those signs are lor the information of the engineer," replied ihe conductor. "He is to whistle ^ in* ring at certain points as in 5 healed by those initial letters." tl "Yes," said the traveller. "So w 1 understood the porter, but I y thought he must he mistaken. I a know "W" stands for ring, hut liow in the thunder do you whistle with an "Ii" ??Des Moines Lea ler, * fi President King, Farmer's Hank, O Hr? dklyn, Mich., has used De Witt's ei Mine Karly Kisers in my family for g years. Says they are the beat. These ai Famous little pilln r.ure constipationl, C biliousness and all liver and bowes [roubles. Crow ford Iiroa. d-wCounts Up. "My dear," he said in a mildly f( reproachful tone, "I have no ti loubt at all that you are a pood ai bargain hunter and that you al ir svays pet really excellent bar- if sains, hut you pet too mauy of si them."?Chicago Post. f( fefc* ,y . > WEDDING OF THE BLIND. teinarkable Celebration to Tak< Place in Cleveland Next Week Cleveland, O., Oct. 11.?Prob bly one of the mosY remarkabli weddings ever known will tak< lace next Wedneadav at th< iome of Mr. Geo. W. De Weese Jo. 6 Vino street, this city. D< Veese is the secretary of tin i:?/i - i_i_ ? iw 'mm pcupie h asviuni lie 1 ilind. De Weese has throwi pen his house for the woddin; estivities. The groom is W. M Moore, 31 ears old. lie is blind. Tin iride is Miss Lizzie Brown. Sin s blind. The knot will be tied bv Jur ice of the Peace, Dwight Palmei le is blind. The best man vil ?o William Vanderwvst. He j )lind. Fifty guests have been invited VII are blind. An orchestra com tosed of blind men will plav tin redding march. After the ceretnonv a literar; ittd musical programme will b arried out by blind people. Discovered by a Woman. Another great uiacovery ha teen made, and that ? ???, by a la Iv in this country. "Ii.uhiiri. ened ite clutches upon her am or seven years she withstood it everest tests, but her vital organ vere undermined and deat eemed imminent. For thre nonths she coughed incepsentlj ind could not sleen. She final I liscovered a way to r< covery, b purchasing of us a bottle of I)i king's New Discoverv for Onr umption, and was so much rr ieved on taking first dose, tfia he slept all night; and with tw lottles has been absolutely cured 3er name is Mrs. Luther Lutz Thus writes W. C. Himnick <! Jo., of Shelby, N. (J. Trial bottle ree at Crawford Bros Drug Stor Regular size 50c. and $1.0< Syery bottle guaranteed. 4 That Long-Forgotton Picture. "John Billus, I found this phn ograph in the inftide pocket o n old vest of yours hanging U) n the closet. I'd like an explana ion. Whoso is it?" "Can't you see it's an old pic ure, Maria? What's the use stir ing up memories that " "I want to know whose pictur< hat is." "Rather a pleasant taced girl m't she?" "I want to know her name." "No jealous fury it. that conn anance, is there?" "Whose is it?" "It's the portrait of a girl 1 us< a think a great deal of and 1 "Her name, sir?" "Well, you sat for it yourself laria, about nineteen years ago ut, to tell the truth, I always di( hink the 'pleasing expression ras a little overdone. Put 01 our spectacles and look at i gain, and then compare it witl lie reflection in that mirror ove liere and see what are yoi etting mad about?"?l'id-Bits. "When our boys were almost dea< om whooping cough, our doctor gav< ne Minute Cough Cure. They recov' red rapidly," writes P. B. Belles, Ar vie. Pa. It cures couahs. colds.arinnt nd all throat and lung troubles rawford Bros. d-w-i Don't Worry About Nalariea. "What salaries are paid in dif (rent business callings is a ques on often asked by young men nd one which seems lo entei ito their deliberations as a qual ying factor as to whether they tall enter certain trades or proissions," writes Edward Bok ir, wt* ? ssr % - ' \\ i '*'' -*?: y ^ jV* * ' . ~ ' t'"K -V*' ? ' - \u? . V The Ladies' Home Journal. ' I never could quile see tlm point J of this nor the reason for it. What are the salaries which are paid to others to you or to me? They 9 signify nothing. If the highest 9 salary paid to the foremost man 9 in a certain profession is $10,000 , a year, what, does it prove or 9 signify ? There is no obstacle to 9 some one's else going into that s same profession an I earning $25, 1 000. The lir-i s.?-p in going into 2 business is to find out not which special line is most profitable, j but. which I ne \t u are most interested in md ire best fitted for. Then drive head, and the p salary will fake -are of itself When a young man thinks too - much ot his saint -', it is pretty imnH 1 1111 f !i ?%. mil >!' vnm> j superior make hiiilv coin matniri income. Hut n>u must s . * start with ability not with salary." [. - -?>- ^ - *??* I TO M'RE LAGItlPPE H TWO I>4 Y8 p Take Laxativk Bromo Quikink Tablets. All druggists efu> ' the money if it fails to cure. K. "v (Jhuvk's sigV nature on every bnx. 2f>oents. 2. Eat plenty, Kodt.l Dyspepsia Cure will digest what yon eat It cures all forms of <1 jS'-epsia ami stomach troubles. E. K. (.amble, Veri?'?n, Tex , says: "It. relieved me from the start and 8 cured me. It is tt >v my everlasting k. friend." Crawford Hros. d-\\-s d Millions of dollars, is the value H placed by Mrs. Mar Itird, llarrisburg, I'a.. on the life of her child, which she s saved from croup by the use of One h Minute Cough Cure It, cures all e coughs, colds and- throat and lung . trouh es. Crawford Hros. d-w-s y QWAMP "ot reuo,nr w Mlfltr " mended for every ttni.g hut if you '* I* W I have kidney, liver ' or bladder trouble i' will he found t just the iemedy you need. At drug0 gists in tlfty cent and dollar *?ze?. You may have a sample bottle of this ' wonderful new discovery by mail free, also pamphlet telliujr ult about it. fe Address, Dr. Kilmer co? Binghtun(fl ton, N. Y. 3 ft QOUTH CAROLIH? & GEORGIA 1 k) EXTKMSIOH R. R. COMPANY. Schedule No. 3 In Kffpet 12 01 a. nt. rtiiiiu.iv, October I fit, 1822. - BetweenCamden.S.C ,and Blacksburg.S.C. f w-?> an i K?i 32. Klrwt Claws KA.Nll-.KN 11MK KirntClam Vaa>vt iter Pas.-n.-.< r Dully [777\ Kxcept STATIONS. Knent Suml or. Nuimay. ? ii., i a m. 12 in Coin-en 112 In I 115 In K..In U 37 I 171 Wi-sUlllo III 2* 1 46 Kerxliaa it lo 2 OA Heath S;>rluir 110 W 2I0: Pleuauiit Hill 10 52 " 2 30 i.uncuNtur 10 3"< 2 4.'? Kivernlut: II0 2O 2 55 Nitrlliti'cll ; 10 I'l 3 00 C':ttu?lii Jttiiv li'o 1 In 00 ? 3 15 .l.esll- 2 50 3 a.Y Rock HI 2 4 3 i>0' N?'? [?tr i 2 15 4 00 Tit/.no I 2 10 4 20 Yorkvlle j m 55 4 35 *h true I 8 40 4 00 Hickcrt" ' itivc ; 8 25 5 00 Smvi't '? 15 5 20 llhtvkitb'ii''' | 7 55 P. M _ !*. N B Between Blal$bnrg1S.C.,an(l Marlon,B.C. It VVeSt. It. B<??' I. >et* 1' I.. m KASTKUN TIM K ... t . Mix- it Mix- -t uaiiy i I'Jiiy ? Except STATIONS. I Kxep' Sunday. I sjmiay I A?*A ' " ' P M 1 S 10 Uiaclistnir; 6 to H 3H Karl- n yi ' Mi Patterson -| i hkh 0 12 9 20 ShclOy i) (mi j 10 OO EitUmore 4 50 0 10 MouresUoro i 40 t }' 25 Hcarh'iia ? 30 10 50 Poreai Piiv :? so 1 'I 1 Ruthiirfor'l'on 3 25 H 35 MialWO') 1 3 05 f HI Uoldon V lley 2 5o 2 or. Tberir.nl fit,- 2 45 1 12 25 Ulenwi . -I j 30 12 50 Marion 3 00 A; ** _ ? M w est. QAFF'nIY in vision. e AST j " ' "^Truciaa. * 15 H EASTERN , 'VK , 14 ir, t fli III stations ?a?jai2 aai ?a| P M AM AMP 5 30 A O) Hlacl-aburv 7 45 ?t as 5 46 (5 ?i Chorokco Palis 7 30 <5 20 6 00 6 4?? (iafTnoy 7 to 0 05 A M AM p M TrAlr.S N'iiH 32 ft ml !L3 rnnn../?? lit lllaat..! . ? ... uiutunuur* with tr.kins on the Oaflney uivl-ion. Train No 3t connect* nt 'amden with the Charleston Dlvt*lon of the Southern Railway I for all point* south. Train No 33 leaving Camden at 13 to j?. m , f going west, make* connection at Lancaster, S. U., with the R A ('. K. R . at Catawha.lunc tlon with tho S. A to, going north; at Uocit Hill with the Southern Railway, going north . Train No. II conneot* at Hlackaburg with the Southern Railway frotn the south At Marion, N. C, with Southern Railway going west. SAM'I* HUNT. A. TRIPP. k I President Superintendent ' & U LUMPKIN, O . P. A. I k ':' V SOUTHERN RAILWAY." Central Time Iletween Columbia end Jacksonville. Eastern Time Hetweea Columbia and Other Point*. Effectlvo Juno 11th, 1890. ~~ ~ ~ . Xo. 84 No. 84 Northbound. Dolly. Dally. Lt. J'rille, F.C.AP.Ry 8 20 a 7 46 p " Savannah 12 85p 11 69 p ir. Columbia 4 88 p 4 80a Lt. Charleston. So. Ry 7 00 a 6 80p HtunmerviUe 7 41 a 0 OOp Branch ville 8 66 a 7 60 p Orangeburg 9 28 a 8 24 p Kingvilie 10 15 a 9 20p Ar. Columbia.... J1 10 lul? Lt. AuKuata, So. Ry 2 40 p 9 80p " GranilevlUe 8 09 p 10 16 p " Aiken 2 50 p " Trenton 8 80p 11 OOp " Johnstone 8 49p 11 20 p Ar. ColnmblaUn. dep't. 6 90p 2 10a Lt Ool'bia Bland'g at 5 46 p 6 60 a " Winnsboro 0 88p 0 49 a M Cheater 7 2fl p 7 87a M Rock Hill 7 68 p 8 11a Ar. Charlotte 8 46 p 9 16 a " Dan Till# 12 66a 1 23 p Ar. Richmond 000a 0 26p Ar. Waahincton 7 65 a 9O0p " Baltimore Pa. U. R.. 9 12 a 11 26 p M Philadelphia 1185a 9Mi " New York 2 08 p 0 28 a 8outlibound. i^0'..88 Daily. Dally. Lt. New York, Pa. R.R. 8 OOp 1215nl " Philadelphia 6 84p 8 60a " Raitiniore 7 66 p 0 22a Lt. Wauh'ton, Bo. Ry 9 20 p 11 16 a Lt. Richmond 11 00 d 12 01m Lit. Danville 4 ISft 8 02p " Charlotte 8 IB a 10 20p " Rock Hill 9 02 a 11 lOp " Cheater 9 86 a 11 48p " Winnsboro 10 21a 12 82 a i Ar Col'bia Hland'g at 1126a 187 a | Lv. Columbia Un.dep't 11 46a 4 30a " Johnatona 1 28 p 0 82 a M Trenton 1 88 p 0 48 a , Ar. Aiken 2 16 p I " Ctranlteville 2 07 p 7 18 a I " Augusta.. 2 46p 8 00 a Lv. Columbia, Ho. Ry ~ 8 66 p 6 45 a I Klngvllle 4 88 p 7 80 a Orangeburg i 29 p 8 22 a Branchville 8 02 p 8 62 a Bummervilio 7 82 p 10 18 a Ar. Charleston 8 17 p 1103 a Lt. Col-bin. F.C.AP.Ry 10 85 a 12 47 a " Havannah 8 07 p 6 08a Ar. Jacksonville 7 40 p 9 00a MI.EKI-INO CAR NEKTICI. Excellent naily paaaenger aervioe between I Florida and Now York. Now. iEi and 84?New York and Florida Ex1 press. Drawing-Room Bleeping Care between ; Augusta iuid New York. Pullman d r a win g room sleepln g ears between | Tain Tin. Jacksonville, Savannah, Washington I and New York. Pullman Bleeping Car a between Charlotte and Richmond. Noa. 85 an<l 88?U. B. Faat Mail. Through Pullman drawing room buffet sleeping oara between Jacksonville and New York and Pillman alottuuw <-ara between Augusta and Chan lotte. Pining cars serve all mrala enrouta. i Pullman Bleeping oara between Jackaonvilla > and Columbia, enroute daily between Jack aonvibe and tlincinnati, via Asheville. ; FRANK S.<4ANNON. J. M.CULP, Third V-P. A tten. Mgr. T M., Washington. I W. A. TURK. H. H. HARD WICK, O. P. A.. Washington. A <J. P. A., Atlanta. i UAflLAS'l'UK <? ( I1IJSTK1C RAILWAY. between Olic&ter ami Lancaster. iu effect l-DI a.m., Sunday, Auril 23. 1899. Dull ft Except Nttntlay. Southbound Northbound. No. i.\ No. 1^. No. 16. Nu It r. mtyti p. m. a. m 7 .1 10 30 d L.V ...Cheater ... Ai A3' 9 30 7 >.'> I 54|* "... h'noi'H .... " 5 .'8 wot 8 11 II 1U.? ". Rlcr.hurg.... " 6 36 8 36 8 21 II 32 u ' llu-tomvlU?. " 5 20 t 22 8 4?i II r,?| "...hirt Uwn..." 4 68 7 68 9 ! I \* 3 2 " Graces... .4 18 ."18 9 43 1 OoWl Ar Lancaster.. Lv 4 to 7 00 A. Al P. Mj P. M. 1?. M 11h;ii lt-.tvii>;( l.i.nii.Hior at 7;U0 a. m , coo net'irt .it Chost- r with Southern Railway going snuti-, < . & 1. va\ur north and O C. A N. Vos- '4 tlimit- and I 'Cat train* going west. Trnit- 1-nvnt' Lsnw ier at 4:00 p. m , coo ucuN .1 Lancaster aithCX R. & C front Cam. 'I'n, aii he-jt.-r with Southern Railway going nor Mi ..Ud south ana wltbC. A L. north. 'I'raiu leav to: Cht-a-i-r at II.on a. in., connects at t'hcrtter wtin Southern Railway from Charlotte. t". c a L. frotn north. Tram leaving Che-tor at 7:0 |>. in., connects with S'.-ithern Rn'lwuy from Columbia. Q. C & X. fiow Allan in aiiU HA U from Lenoir. I.KKOY SPRINGS, J. M. IIF.ATI!, I'reaident. tjeii'l. I'hs \>;ent. Experienced Butcher. II! a V ! : seenred i hp services of Mr. ii RNKY MUIXER, of Charleston, ' rt < . an experienced butcher, who will i take charge hi my meat market today, , niul v im Mill hn glad to wait on my customer* I'he best beef cattle the i market affords i* ihe kind 1 buy, and ' whi n you get, your meat at my market it is the bpit. From now on I will have I Fresh Fish! On Wednesday'*, Friday's and Batur- * day'* Ousters on Saturday's. Bring your hide* to me?I pay the highest market price for them. . Beef < at lie \\ anted. yK s. T. BLA0KMON, 'I'hotie No. ftW. S . is- ; ? Notice! ALL parties indebted to the said tirrn of H.J.Gregory t Co., either j by note or account, will please come forward and settle at onoe. It will be impossible to grant farther indulgence, as the estate of.the late II. J. Gregory must be wound ap. vv. T. GREGORY, Admr. Sept. 16,'W. 53 tf.