The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, December 07, 1897, Image 4
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ble pecedue by hevoers t hrg.,
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wule:n rco.J fr the ,I he ht
much very hiit t a rtii-n p
d, tlhe t,4ory ac., ::. noT fCar
t mt I: : rt Ii - n t ar i - tl for
thel iir ar i:C rlso
c a: the nv It l tr, .
k, a rti I a t I p er -
jtlion1 oft this gdnsralub ct his
muc vtj-- 1.ito 'Ill- p
holding ~ 1,)! tlis m11e fo hi o
d a i t ow nC I r o lit n .polic
lst mt i p ym t
w iI4th ex Lov-rnor Evan in-.t his s.
eral cm ign for ~. :* the Snatorlup.
M a ti 1.o nothin t; sayC,IInII- for
coistvrit lion to it ic a l powe
A w r i a t thq,lit y in t :
saf pt say tht toc Om! irnor nit da rg:
SOTI IV (is (1r1d It'llwd: TI Isa (I ~i o blSl
poetol no help. fomthlorls hir nex
summer.ofiv I I r min s r o bll s.11(en
tl,?I i th ti lt III trop it al of i coe
whe e I.Vtlarti an consructuand
b r. il i Lis a at y ich ll
biot f exG ooto he1 GIovelll. Ils o
jsitioni of hef of Chear slesto cout
is onei of gt ininence.bo i Mrin lisC
mayi yet raaoV te fu fly.IIi5 8
[Fromr The1 lIstonjt Transcripf.]
its head, it i l no t table t seeti it. own
thi e toush; tbut t hs i not lt opinion
lIt isQF It :h rtelano wh ral t.) 14 'the
tenanttso pa tir ci r e promt ly. tt
The wold a owes ca jmv-ty manc ail
living ute wI or(ldVeiolhk 'lhe pe-.
plein fsit,rand ofte(imreso fogt to
If ob ofe expets to giet a suaroi
mal e must pay arrud p r aiaedfor
Ify yte yi the fatherofth
Al abiov hem at east,h at athee hen
ter,a, distresste blso.eejt
go wird whenli hui has beenh tmadi
th bi not teasi itot conine a deafo
man that thb briordd. ht a
attackaed hi liwrtht he il bthe
When w mal desire toF pay11 his
hivdoe; bt tlherW ? 1 hiks jus liko
It1) is ale ista a ht a
If 0non10 the)company et keeps;(ir
ThoI hcompany-t lI i lo efse toi koiop fp
paretly knoyws timemostlintimatoty.
Somof, hi peol aro V''likto bl.aTe
hae tom(b- thumpdon th hed tos
make tkrm oistraight..
41 Tmt, I to 4eemr ir-41 A%-lin
cis.ellw4
16-C,is th sto: of th, k)Hing of
;1. hn . o t0 hV! Detctive
"%l"~ 1'l'~ I wi:b' S. T4. How io(
: Nt N: w p rt a . i.
T G .a r,.a is bemaI Nin
: . : . 1 r : i ,c -
m V 0, t:'a:. the dar'k :
Spar::. nr.. *e '' ay. Toa h'e h-ft
two .- : 1::t 2..:iL il :a he
i f
wee:i ike 'Sprig adI Spar
: t wi i S T. lio
e: I' C. p" : -:r; a...I'llrg.
H : 1 : i r:,,l I, lwt- H o fwa lrp
h:; w. con r t:i fI222
:1 t; and 1< ' .ie ft
au 1 not i--ily e illd Tlast jst
hw ! r' tlyght 12 the ToniniS paf
the~. 1 '.h in-t., t he defendet(It an ti 3r.
H1*w. .w i-re sitt;in l,y a lire near at
churetl:. whih iir v was o111 forty
via fronI the il r tel. That on hear
11;/ a l1 1Z jms-ig Ile'l dc i .reil t.e.
Ho~wi' to .top it. lr. hlowie rat
to I h r ro:il j t t Iilout the riine o he
hutgy reach. l hi. The huggy did
not t 11. lie tlen, fromi a iista 1co
of abw it thirty i i , o<file ro<e ar.
liow-k tu stop ith hng1 y a. heNi wasil
tort in it011 juntabout wh1( iilkov Mr.
llowie tn ttr I titn ,nl 4 ,ron bedsli
I hat, ho eold iio( stop it, ran <lown i
1o11d wlieh was parillhid with iot h on1o
lt) hlig'.y was traveling, tho (list fieo
of aonit. 3010 yais. When I found
ouit t Ih I was I front, of the Ibuggy,
I Iint licross tilt spllc botweoi Ihe
ron<ls Itid, inl a fainting contlition,
.r.iver t It liA, st-p tt. huggy,
that,t I was'IHi a1 stte oflicer', and mu1 IIst
stierc tiutt hulggy for '4-hiskey. Th'le
hutIt Icamo11( straiighit t owanutrs 1110,
rineining its pa1ce4. I aigaint cailled
I'wh1 on,"hbut t he Inuule cliti not. stop. l
haid at (cockei' i sto 1in1 eachd bandi(. I
suppose2481 '1l thnrisedl t lie pist ol ia:
Iny~ rih mlui< ani ired. It went,
01'prm trely, btaicrai1
hiail it, leveleil, sohly for thle purpose
of stoppin1g thle inule. Thei p)istol in
myv left.,11( hant is hie i alme1s t at. the
t ill I wo lhonrs a fte'ruirtl. I caliled
Mlr. I Iowie toi comio1 I nd seairch the
huggy and1( then1 seairched it~ miyself,
aidl pol ogizedi for thle sea rch. I
thlen fouiil thait. Mir. T.Inriner wa's
wolledl, ittd Wl wegther, M1r. I lowie
and tinyself, did till that we couldi to
f' 1Te stories of slautghter
his111 little son1 are so) aw'4
fiul that theiy would
21 tak sentsitive child
I epwith horror and(
p' ilty. Bult all1 the stories
landl shuitik itnto
WIi h2 i ce1a1sacre! of uten
and( woltnei, for
whic tht rlehi
Scietitists state0
that (4t1e- fotrth of ti he adulit uten td w11 44o.
nie'n i the civtied world have'i int their
bodies0 the( seeds o.(.tf thiis gritti dlestroyer. A
sutgle gra.int of ditt takent fott a1 city street,
uitder the in isetocope sonletintes rev4eails as2
ons baili of c'onstiptjin TIhere has1, never
Phet biut one1( liledlicine dliscovered t hat
will li reventt and te1411 this4 dlisease. It i21
Dr. Pieree's (iolemi Medical l)iscovery. It
acts irctly4 (on the4. littigs. dliin g ont dill
ease5 ger1ius an11 buildink trnew and healthy
tissites. It a11lays infIlatinlatioti (If the
tutte.ous tinelnbralnes. It is the great bloodl
nlaaker, flesh,-builder attd nierve tonic. It
enrtes 95 per cenlt. oIf all1 cases of cotiaittip
tiotit and1 dliseases oIf tihe air paissages5. Alt
Iiedicine dlealers sell it.
Alt;4. 1.(1nisa steinmann, of 67th1 st., lilrooklyn,
N. V.,, writes :' Three ye-ars ago I was so sick I
conidi .101 eat, 'leep or walk. for I conghled all day
and11 utight. Alv4 weight was eicedCC. Ifroiti 150 1'o
177 poundIs(I. 'l'lhe first nlight that I slept four
hIour2 at1 onse tinne, wa12s a ier I had take-n three
dloses of Dr. Pierce's Giohlen Medical DI)scovery.
Th'ie ollen,sive inatter exIpetorated grew lessi
every (lay and4( when I had1( taken thle whole of' one
bote I could slep121 allighit withlout coinghinig,
and have beesn well ever sin1ce and1 weigh 178
IWhen Toneotte is sick int the fatntly and
Ithe doctor is calle:d in, wvhat is the first
quiesionI he asks ? "Are the how4els regtn.
ar ? Thal2t's thle (1rtestion, 1stI't it? If a
wife a1t1d tuother will see to it that when
any(3 me1(:nber of the0 fantily Is troubled with
censt ipaition a pIrontipt resort is had to D)r.
Pierce's Pleaisantt Pellets, there wvill be
mnighty little siekniess int the fattilly. One
little " Pellet'' is a genitle laxative and two
a niild cathartie. TVhey cure cottatipatign
and biliousness and niever gripIe. They reg
nlate and invigorate the stotnach,, liver and
bmwels. Fou,nd at al -edi,ne. store.
render me~dioal aidl to the unf(ortun)
Ood being ny hlpei ad my wit
vS In this mattel. the kiling of Ni.
Turnr ws nV n1eident, Whioh can
It? I,y sloplovdlv I AII one mtr
Sw'orn to be,forev me N ov. '2 , 1 .I,
WS. I'lMANON.
1- .3Nolhi-- I'lbilio,
? e 'O1'i 8 I I' MUST ( 1d1A ria 1.0 "
ToI the lEditor of the State:
1% it n a slft e% i dent fact that if
te Sehern kotton lianters' union
e..u e&.:t rlihe maiket :ng i not no
r lhe atd 11o)ton) of the
eb2e iupp1y, or t1n amount equal
to . ac ' sibl siupply. tlit an operia
tor camiIt possibly sell any cot ton
shcrt uad deliver it?
Is nt the visible supply of votton
ov-r six minths of t.he voar under
I wo and one quart or n ill ion bles,anfd
0e1 100ouid one million b1aIs: aInd
if a um11onl could colutrol onl qualter
o. a nine nillion-ble crop. n hieh is
Iw aid one-qiuarter million balos,
could for six months cotton be usvd,
or sold short and be delivered, with
out the aid of the union I
Is it riot a fact that with less than
1 00.00 bales in New York, over 100,
000 Wles of futures per day are sold
oti ti mverage. ald w\itli the union
ckn 1itrolling the viible supply would
it be two days till this stock would
be taken, and could an operator sell
-ny more and deliverl Knowing of
.,his stock on hand for their purposes,
did not operators depress the price
in two mont11ths about $10 por bale,
aided by the knowledge also that on
account of your poverty many sell it
any price they caro to fix as soon as
gathered! Could they havo dono so
had thero been an organization ?
When your mills had oversold, or
rather had not bought., did they not
bring at 8 1-2 cents from New York
to their mills, and did not the south
orn farmor two months lator soll the
samo grado of cotton and in the samo
locality, at 5 cents, a profit to the
operator of $17.50 for the simplo use
of his cotton for two m11on1ths. Vould
it. not bo impossible for northern
mills to coilpeto with southernI mills
that have tho simno mach10litery, 110
freight to pay on cotton, half-priced
labor Id longer hours, wer( it not
for their shrewdness in gotting their
supply so much cheapor by manipu
latineg the market?
CoulId ain organiiized company with
every adv'antago receive less thanit the
miarket pric'e for cot ton, or could an
ind(ividuial produtcer' with 1no advanit
aigo receive mioroe? Could( a farmore
in allowinrg a uncion market 0one
fourth of his cottoni possibly loso any'
'ling and is it niot likely if profes
sional operators did niot know how
much imiore than a fourth the union
might handle, that he wvould of no
cessity get very much miore'for the
three- fourthls lhe should market ?
W~heni in oiie year t hero has been
50 ,000,000 bales of futures traded
in New York and receipts only 107,
000 balos arid actual:i spiot sailes only
I103,00t0, futures of necessity fix the
pricQ, and1( if fotv res lix the pri1Co
and by and orgami zation you can
control the visible suppiy, (10 vou not
absolutely elinmate this depression
of prices ?
Is it iiot known by till sect ions aind
countries t hat the southern farmers'
niotes andit obl1igations fall (du1 p)racti -
cailly wheu cot ton is gat hered, and is
it iiot. natural that other sections and
count ries, knowing this and having
vou in t heir poweVtr, wvould.,hold you
there as long as you would submrit ?
Ia niot. the farmer thle only class of
urnorganize'd labor, and theoonly class
of people absolutely powerless, that
havio their labor traded upon and
the 1)1 ie fixed in ad(1vance by specu
lat ion ?
All classes are aflected, are you all
sat istied? Jxo. TV. Rionnav.
Newv York, Nov. 3t0.
A i'hysiiain's story.
(F?romu Th7e Washiington Stamr.]
"W~ell, I would har-ily be willing
to say,'' responded Ithe phiianii' to
an inquiry made by (ne of a group of
listeiners, "tIhat a mian who comn
iitedl sulicide waus inasteme, for I
know several persons who were nover'
suispootoed of insanity bofore thle nat,
nor hauve they been since, who to my
ced-aini knowledge, have attemptel
su!cide. One or two (casos have
booni public, antd h ave ;o
into . tho newspa pers, buit the
general majority of them aro
y- ofessional secrets, and no 0110 will
over know of th,ena teept. t hose few
w.ho know now. T'hat' ol o of ('t
rNT'onlsilbit that a physician
t Ikes unon himslf.
1 r, c:0 one icstan wherve I
hv'vo savedl a mar, from comitling
si ieide, aind, thIoughi ho never shiowed
t' 'ihtost s Oto of it afti rWi rd,
I hm posit Ivo ho was crazy i's a loon
ni th tim of the attempt., It hap
pn,l al'out .ix years age in a west
ern city, in a hotel where 1 was a
re'sidnt physician. I had met the
me.n in the evenin~g aft er dintner, and
had playda gam of chess with
him in hI, apfartments, tho linet
smtinu the hll ust 1U had arrived
It tIe hto the dIny bforo, lllno,
ad had kedI f 'r the lhost room1s,
pn\ ing for them in advaneo. Thon
he had asked for the ouse physi
cian. and as one result of our ne
quaintaneo. we were playing this
game Of c-hss. We had had one or
I w, mild drinks during the evening.
an?, af vr 1the game was finished, he
1 rae 1 the talk ni-n suicide, having
some very interesting and peculiar
ideas on the subject. chief of whiCh
was his utter tversion to self murder
under any circumstaneos whatevor.
le was so firm in his opposition
that. he had almost lost his temper
when 1 ventured the assertion that
suicido might be almost justifiable.
"In the midst of this convorsation
lie suddenly went into tho adjoin
ing room, and returned with two re
volvers which lie laid (own on the
table between us. I didn't undvr
stand what they were for, and asked
hi m.
"'Well,' ho a-swered in the cool
est kind of fashion, 'the time has
como for mo to die, and you hav > got
to kill me. My soul would bo dairmed
forever if I did it myself, but it you
dt it, my blood will not be on my
own hands. Thoere are two revol.
vols; you take thlis ono'-han1ding
1e one-'aand I'll take the other.
As you see, they aro both loaded and
in perfect condition. If you do iiot
shoot me within a minute, I will
shoot you.'
"le took out his watch, and stand
ing fivo or six feet. from me, he
coutied the ticks, and aimed his gun
directly at my head. I saw by his
eye that he wa'; crazy, and that I
would have to obey him or pay the
penalty of disobedience with my
life, and still I did not want to shoot
a man, however I might bo justified
in doing it. With this thought I
lifted the revolver, and, taking care
ful aim, he watching me narrowly, I
dreow the gun square down upon01 his
forehead, and just as I was about to
pull the trigger, I threw it one side
and shot, for his pistol arm. My in
tention wats good, b)ut I wats excited,
and my shot only cut. t hrough the
flesh wvithoumt disabling him, and, bo
fore I had time to move, he had fired
at my heart. A case of instruments
in my vest pocket saved me, andi
the next shot I tired was more to thme
pulrposo' and1( my) host wa1s dead
wvit.hout comnmitt ing suicide.
"'I told the story to the laudlord,
who was my friend and relative, cx
actly as it occurred, but to the world
at large the story wvent forth that the
man had committed suicide wvhile
crazed, and thme fact that lbe had been
ini an asylum was suthict guaran
too that I was telling the truth."~
OM THERIThere is no
word so full
:j of meaning
and about which such tne n
holy recollections cluster as that
of " Mo-rura "--she who watched
over our helpless in fancy and guid
edl our First tottering step. Yet
the life of every Expectant Moth,
er is beset with danger and all ef
fort should be made to avoid it.
other $so assists nature
O Q in the change tak
FrindtheAxpectant
bled to look for
wvard without
dread, suffering or gloomy fore
bodings, to the hour when she
experiences the joy of Motherhood.
Its use insures safety to the lives
of both Mother and Child, and she
is found stronger after than becfore
con finement-in short, it "imakes
Childbirth natural and easy," as
so many have said. Do n't be
persuaded to use anything but
MOTHER'S_FRIEND
" My wife sufrered more in ten min
uites with either of her other two chii
dlreni than she0 did altogether withI hetr
last, having previously isted four bot
ties of 'Mother's Freiend.' It. is a
blessing to any one expecting to be
come a MOTlER ," says a cuistomner.
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,I n al e it. So inay people nlake
lte mistake of takiiig reinedies wihiei
kt beImt Ave oinly tolnie alIa .1-t11tot possi.
by reach their trotble. MrI-. Asa % iitit,
rencasle, lidiata, says: "For years
I have sifered with Sciatie Rhetia
tism, whihIthe hest phyicians we-e in
able to relieve. I took lally patett
Iicdicitis lit they did llot seein to
reali ny trouble. I gVadially grew
vorse AitiIWttl S 1111.
able to take iv food
ot- halide imyself ill
any wav; I was abso
- luntely helples.. Thruee
bottles of '...S. re
nved m so that I
"Is son able to move
my right arm; before
long I couild walk
WeLoss the roolti. ad
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was cured completely amil ant as well as
ever. 1 now weigh 1-0."
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Cti'1 8tasON. N. C., .Jan. 2-i, 1897.
8rJIICDULIC. 1)AIlY.
ILv Charlest0o.................. 7o 10 at 530 pm
Sitin inoervi ie,.............. 7 -1(i am in Itt p rn
Georges....,..,........ 8 ;10 aiim 7 i-i pim
Isr nc vile .............8 31 aun 7 :3i put
Rto weaville................. 9 i5 'tin 7 51 pin
Orainbni ng................2 2 amn 8 20 prn
Ri. Mittt ihows................i ~ toin 8 .is pma
Fort M t i................. 10 00 u ni l:iip
KI iingv ii..................... 10 l0 un- m 20 pii
Ar Cohlmhi, ....................) 5t5 am 10 1t pnii
Lv Coiniubia..................... 7 2'0 amn i 00t pin
K tntgav 1i....... ............7 in in H i jop
Fol iliMt t0................... 7 5I n tm .i 55 1)m
St. M i t iii hew............ 8 2 ai nii 5 (09 pr12
O)rainetihairg................. 8 21 tim 5 27 p)m1
lIowei.vtiI ............ 8 ;i:t nm ' -12 pmt
(4eorges..................... 955 nin s as i
Sun illerville...............0 2.2 1u22 7 18 p22,
A r Chimiriest0....................t Il itt 8 y 1 * pla
Iby Chiarlest on............ 7 lii 212n 5 3 J)p12
iiua hil..................t IS .5i,i 7 (2 p112
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itent rentrk....................2 5 2 1222 8 it2 p.2
liink vil .....................120I ii ai ap
Wii'en .......... ........0 27 it ni Ii I7 pii
A iken.---.....................I Oauiu 1150 7 pii
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Lev A ngtuta ....................3 22 amii :1 .'0 pm
A ttoik---.-----..... .........7 2 822a1n - 27 pill
l ilist viii...................7 402 121n 5 (V. p11n
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Florida Central and
Peninsular Railroad
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route.
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COLUMIvrANEwVERRY & LAULPEN
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bo04uhbon nel- Northbo.nd.
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539 41 1 45 3v I aur1ens44 A r 33 10 3
33 1 203 2 30 ..('iiIon. 22643 8450 280
14 4 0 57 2 2 (Goldville 12:18 83'0 3
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2 -10 93 4 .I1(1 151n13(4tine4 II 23 A 48 110
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4upe1rntnldent,- Mastor TIran.
HAIR BALSAM
Iennries and beautineo the halb,
ron04,4tes at luxuulant owth.
Hte to itS Youth .e0l4'
Curenal dii a'a t~44444 Iair. rIDng