Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Oloney to Ltoin. On lon t,itn aid easy tertis, secure, by lir"st Iot 'are on im11proved reta e4tatu. Apply to Hunt, Hut & ilku[ ter, Attorneys at, [Law. ft&f W ant to buy a few hogs fat enough fo pork. James h'. Todd. f ,, llave you tried White Star ColYce? If ['alnetto Grocery Co. (larinsiny OIIpenM, Thto school at Garnytu\ Academ will o1 I'11 AIondlay%, Sep.tenlbe :lo, Itl Parients are uIrged to send their chil dIren it the opening. Truttees. t&,t-2t. Will have fresh oysters Saturdaiy I)>ni 't forget it. James F'. To(ld. fit. Got' 13liIliousness, .1a11(undice, etc., us P almetto i ver Aledicine- 10 cents a Dr. Van Smith's I)rug Store. lv SA1.It:;.~IAN WANTcl.I) to sell Ant"i Rost 1()ouI 'aiit, (olp1pounlds tnd Lu brie til,- ial:tr or ('ouInissirn. -t'-.'.\ ('CIII:AI(C\1, (u.\PAN y, Clevelan(1, Ohio. i'or ut. Stoti'a 'll j fonr rootmis next, door t( '1: arr,.nlt, . f-f 1I I{S. 1Z. L. 11AYSINGI.;it. Best and heaviest on the market. Bagging and Ties 50c. a bale. E. M. Evans & Co. Lr,n , ,r tLun I,r,I! f.,r t9ain,. G souo , ti Ioutigedge at 10c. per hund red. <inre .uther at 50. We are Iliso prepared to fill bills on short i"tice. ILUN(. & IIAVI1W, S'It. Silver Street, S. C. Yutt liIo%w VluHat You Are Tiking ,Vhli,u yo take Grove's Tasteless Chill 'l'ouic b:c au.e the foula t.: is plainly printed r,n rvery' but tie showing that it is simply Iron and q(uinile in at taste less form. No Curt,, No Paty. 50c. I'almietto lI i r Mledicine cured me of chrunic constipation," writes Ja1e l'va ;, l'ir"dmtont, S. (;. Sold at Dr. VanSnlit h's Irug Store. ly The 1'atlImt.to (rocery Co. is the sole agent, for White Star Cofee in New berry Cotnty. f tf 'Take i atll the year round--'almet to Liver I (l tici ne. l) cent,s at Dr. Van Sniit,i's I)rug Store. Iy Best and heaviest on the market. Bagging and Ties 50c. a bale. E. M. Evans & Co. TIn. 1t,-Mt 1*r.esriAlu.n for Maluaria ('iills a, i"t ver i, a buttie of (rove's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It is simply irou and quitnine Il at tastless form. No Clure, I(1 pay. II'Ice it,. I 'g I inusranc Deal. We l(arin from the San F'rancisco Chronicl of the 15th instant, that, the Pacilie Nlut,ual Life has just effected a deal that :alds nearly one million of dollars to th.ir assets. This will ie good news to the policy holders of that very liberal company. The genic al agent of this c:>mpanty for South Unuo inat is Capt. A. P. Pifer, wit,h heoli. : tirs at Newberiry, S. C. Sometimesra a foruituneit, but,L never, If. you limve a el Ilow comtiplexion)1, ia jatun dIi('ed loo1k taith atlches and blotches on the skio,--all signs of Liver Trouble. But. Drm. K(ioa.ts New Life Pills give (Jltar SkLiin, Roasey Cheeccks, Rich Com.. plexioni. O:iy 25eenits at, al druggists. Best and heaviest on the market. Bagging and Ties 50c. a bale. E. M. Evans & Co. (irai.ter LenVty, of A bt,tne. Itev. Y. voil A Riser, of Itheredge, S (., s. l-vintg congregat,ions in that - ~tOmuitnit.y knowni ais [Union panstorate, has bei'-i granat.ed le'ave of atbsenuce from his work fromti Novembe'r 1st of t his .year t.o Junae 1st of next, yeatr, to take a post-gradutatte ourse( in 01ne or our theological semninatries. Doting his absence the charge hops's to atrrange for a supl)ly. -Lu therant Visit[or. At fter the CJollecbtlnhip. We take the following from tihe (o luibia R'.erd concernIng the1 vacancy eautsed by tihe death of E. A. Webster, collector of inaterniat revenue: "A monagst the molhst pr'oinenlt anid i dates is L. W. C. Blatloek, of Goldville, Litirens counOty, and he is geneorally conisbleredl the comning mnaii. Never theless lie wi not htavs a wvalk-over if the)appointmtic . coimes to him i, for there aeseveral other etadidlates who have t.hdo atpplicat ion for the pIlace, atnd v/haottaroahndigtnmrosl signed A columnl atile apjpeared( in t,be local colutons of TIhe News tnd CourIer yestrdaystaing hat"privato ec graphlic ad vices had been received in Charleston taonuouineg tht,M . L.W C. Blalock ac hil be itapointecd Colleet or of I nternali ItevenItn to sutcced 10. A. Webiter, dece-ta'ed. WilIe his formaal apol itont hails not bee'n mtade, it waii st ated that the tmat ter had been settled.' Farmners provide you rself wit,h P ain Killer at thtis seatsoii tf the year whten colic, cholera iioi hius, (1. senitery, diatr rhma)s, &c., may dIisuable your hatndo use It in every case of t,he kind, but bi toruo that you trust to tio other remnot1 but t ho oldI, long tried1 Perry l)tavis PaIn-Killer which never' failed. Avob substitutes, th ore Is but one P aint Killerm, Perry D)avis'. Pelec 25c. an ThIs signature Is on every box of the genuir iLaxative Bromo-Quiinine Tabot the remiedy that eas'e a cold in one da; VAIIOUS AND ALL ABOUT. See notice of final settlement. Our lire boys are practicing for the Augusta tournament. '1'he college boys will begin to arrive I today and tomorrow. Business has been Comparatively dull for the past few days. r Rein'nmber the grand millinery open. ing at the Riser millinery today. An ordinance relating to town taxes is published in another column. Barlow Bros. minstrels will appear at tihe opera house Saturday niglit. - We have been requested to state that "i'eago,'' the h ypuetist, is in the city. The jury coinmissioner will draw the jury for the next term of court on Octo ber 15th. Reinemb-r the humiorous lecture, by J. Villiain Macy, in the opera house Monday night. l)r. 8. T. Hallman will preach in the -,utherati Church of the Redeemer Sunday morning. The election on the 2-mill special tax for the maintainanceo of the graded schools is being held today. The ladies will miss a treat today if they fail to visit the Mower Co.'s grand opening. It is a beautiful display. There will be an extra meeting of W. C. T. U. Monday afternoon, 30th inst., in Methodist church, at 4 o'clock. Dr. McJames, the celebrated ball pitcher, who was well known in New berry, died in Charleuton a few days ago. The Sunday-school of the Lutheran Church of the Redeemer has changed the hour of meeting from 9.45 a. in , to 4.30 p. in. The union services, the last of the year, will be held in the Church of the Redeemer Sunday night. Sermon by Rev. Geo. A. Wright. Mr. ''hos. F. Harmon has a pump kin on exhibition at Schumpert's hard ware store that he raised on his planta tion that weighed 49 pounds. Czolgosz, the assassin of President McKinley has been sentenced to be put to death in the electric chair during the week beginning October 28th. Mr. T 0. Stewart, Jr., is an avowed candidate for the Newberry postollice. Ilis petition was being circulated yes terday and Many signatures were being obtain"d. ''he citizens' meeting will be held in the opera house this morning at 10 o'clock to hear the ireport of tihe tin.s tees of the city schools, and to elect four trustees. Sheriff Buford brought Charicy John son, colored, up from Columbia yester day. Johnson is the negro who struck another on the head with a rock sev eral Saturday nights ago, and came near killing his man. He is charged with assault and battery with intent to kill. Miss Hattie Leavell, B. M., has a large music class which is progressing nicely in the art. She pays special at tention to beginners, and all of her pu pils have beeni making rapid progress. Those who have children and wish to give them lessons in muele, shioul..l c'n suit Miss Leavell. Miss Carrie Auli was not,ified a fewv days ago of her election as teacher to a position in the High school at Houston, Texas , of which Prof. C. W. Welch is principal. While the salary offered was an attract,ive one, Miss Ault has decided to decline the position, reeling that she is under obligations to remain in Newberry, the school here having already opened. A Gioud Itule if Enf,orced.* Superintendent Welles, of the South er Railway, was ini the cit,y for a short wvh ile Wed oesdaly on business connected with his line. While here he took oc casion to request the chief of police of the city to keep all persons, excep)t those having business there, off of the platform when the train arrives. Thiis is a goodl idea and we hope to see tihe "blue coats" keep the crowds back be yondl the "dead line." Saves Two From Death. Our little daughter had an olnmost fa tat attack of whooping cugh aI nd tbron chitis " writes Mrs. W. K. H avilandl, of Armonk, N. Y., "hut, when all other remedies failed, we savedl her life with Dr. King's New iscovery. Our niece, who had( contumuption in an adlvaned( stage, also usedi this wonderful medi(1 cine anid to-day she is perfectly well. Desperate throat andl lunig disesed( yeltd to Dr. King's New Discovery as to no other medicine on earth. Infalli ble for coug hs and colds. 50c and $1.00 guaranteed by all dry ggists. Trial bot tles free. Do0 Thoun Likewise. In response to one of our stat,ements of subscription recently sent out,, we have receive the following from a large heairted, liberal, living benediction to suffering humanit,y, which we wvould be pleased if many others would imi tate, that we may profit and they have pleasure thereby: D)ear Maj :I enclose check for- $2.00 as subscript,ion on Herald and News. You make out my account, for onily $1 50, but knowing how dependent and poor these newspaper people are I enclose check for $2.00)-anything to help1 the -por. Your friend. A Coummnication. Ma. EDITVon-Allow me to speak a few wordis ini favor of Chiamterlain's 1 Cough Remedy. I sutTered for three years with the bronchitis and could not sleep at nights. I t,rled several doctors andl various p)atent medicines, hut couldi get, nothiing to give me any relief unt,il my wife got a bottle of this valuable medlicine, which has completely re .lievedl mer--W. 8. Broc'kman, Biagneli, Mo. 'Thlis remedy is for sale b)y W. l'. r Pelham. MIr. A. C. Jones is spond!ng this week at home. Col. Thos. W. Holloway, of Pomaria, was in the city. Mr. Alfred Collins is spending a while in tho city this week. Dr. James Melntoslh has returned from Glenn Springs. lHon. Geo. S. Mower returned yester day from Columbia. Mrs. J. M. Bowers returm(d yester day from Columbia. Mr. Eugecne A. Grifliu has returned from a visit to Charlotte. Rev. W. M. Pinson is spending a few days at Greenwood and Abbeville, Mrs. A. T. Brown and little son, Guy, have returned from the mountains. Mr. Chas. P. Speck has a position with the P1almetto Grocery company. Mips.s, Millie and Bossie Simmons left Wednesday for Converse College. Mr. Wn. Lane left this morning for Spartanburg to enter Wofford College. Col. W. It. Ilunt, of Spartanburg, is in the city this week on professional business. Mr. Wim. C. Bynum will leave today for Georgetown to teach in the graded school there. Miss Maud Langford has returned home after spending the summer in lendeison villc. Miss Agnes Erelcman, after a pleas ant visit to friond, in the city, returned to Charleston Tuesday. Mr'. V. I1. McCaw is in the city iII the interest of the Newberry write-up in "The Exposition" Miss Manile Carpenter, who has been on a visit to Mrs J. W. Chappell, left for her home in Chester yesterday. Miss Mary Law McClintock left yesterday for Chieago, Ill., to take a special course in the Chicago Univer sity. Misses Lucile Wilson and EIDora Williamson left on Tuesday for Con verse College. Miss 13-!ssie Simmons left Wednesday. Mr. Thos. E Epting left Tuesday night for Jack-onville, 1''la , where he goes to accept a position with the Southern Express company. Mr. Albert L. Feagle is in the city for a few days. IIe will return to At lanta Monday, where he has accepted a position with a wholesale house. Editor C. C. Langston, of the Ander son Intelligencer, came down yester day and spent the night in Newberry. Ie was on husiness connected with the Press Association. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Hodges, of Newberry returned home yesterday after spending several week here as the guests of Cipt. and Mrs. Samuel Stradley in Anderson street.-Green ville News, 24th. Dr. W. E. Blats, son of Mr. W. H. BIlats, of this city, who for several years was a prescription clerk for Dr. W. E. Pelham, afterwards leaving here and filling the same position with Dr. Thomas in Columbia, has received a position as salesman for Pairk, Davis & Co., of Detroit, one the largest manu fac1.uzing establishments in the world. Important Notice. The Palmetto Gr'ocery St,ore has now in Sleck p)ossibiy the largest,, complet. e-st andI cleanest line of Fancy Gro ceries ever handled in Newberr'y. Thws stock is on 0111 ground floor. In our boasement we carry a line of heavy gro ceries, bagging and ties, rice flour, bran, etc. We buy for' cash and in lar'ge quantit,ies. So we think we are in a position to save purchasers money. At any rate, this much Is certain, we will not be undersold by anyone on the same grade of goods. We handle no SnODDY stock T .1. HAYS, Manager. P. 8 --WIll pay the highest prices for Butter, Eggs and other fai'm pro duce. f t Best and heaviest on the market. Bagging and Ties 50c. a bale. E. M. Evans & Co. D)eath of Thompson Diennin. Thompson Denn is, the eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Dennis, died at their home in tils city on Wednesday mor'n ing aft,er a lingering illness of several weeks. Thme young man was In the 17th yeair of his age. His remains were bui'ied at Rosemont cemetery yesteir (lay morning at, 10 30 o'clock. The funeral services were hold at the resi dence, conducted by Rev. W. K. Sligh. Mr. andl Mrs Dennis have the sym pat,hy of the ent,ire community in this their sad hour of affliction over the death of their eldest son. F'or a badl taste ini the mouth take Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tab lets. For sale by WV. E Peiham. Thne L3cium Couso. On Monday night the first, entertain ment tunder the auspices of the New berry Lyceum CourBe will be held at the opera house. The first entertain menit will consist of a humorous lect,ure, by New York's favorite humorist and buffo basso, J. William Macy. If you have not already secured your tickets, you will finid (hem on sale at the usual place, Scholt',z j-mwelry store. Those who hasve subscribed to the Lyceum course ar'e requ ested to call upon Mr. WV. C. Sehenek or Mr. H. T. Renwiek for their tickets. Job (oonilin t Have Stoodt It If he'd itching P'iles. Mhey're ter rlibly an noy imig; t,u. Buck len's Arnica Salve wvill cure the worst case of pile oni eortlh. It has cured thouisanids. For Injuries, P'ainms or Bulilly Eruptions it's tihe heat, salve in the world. Price '25c a box. Cure guaranteed. Sold by all druggists. Highest p)rice p)aid for hides. f & t. tf. A. M. Toague. Mir. H. P'. Crotw.'I 'N iir. Tit nnnNVm.i.tne.l I)Ispn aetu of hilt 1'...p of ''oI,u"e, . Mr. S. 1>. Crotwell eraIuruelned W:1,s day fro in irmotisvilIe, i''lovenee ai1'd Darlington, Where he went to inake a sale of his tobacco. He succeeded in solling at a pr. lita ble price at Timinonsville, sand speaks fery interesti!gly of his visi" n110 the tobacco interests at th1es' plaves. Mr. ('rotwell plant.rl t.wenty live acres this year in iobaceo. f"oml wiiieh ho will realize $1,2t00, and says that he is cointident that our light., sandy land will raise as tine a quality of t.h>aioo as the section of country around -'lor ence and )arlington, thr, other 1boiils will not ainswer the r1)1rp4ase. Mr. ('rotwell will plant. on a nore ex tensive se-do next, year, and h1op's to get others ilterest ed ini tobacco erc .v ing. 'retalent Norwoo.I. At a recent meeting of t he lioard of Directors of the Newberry Knitting Mill, Capt. W. II. Day resigned as president, and Mr. .1. I'. Norwood, cashier of the Newberry Savings liank, was elected to fill that position. 'T'le new position will in no way interfere with Mr. Norwood's work at the bank, and we are glad to state that, Capt. I)ay will remain in Newberry. We prediet a sucessftui career for ir. Norwood its Mill 1presidlen. Succeeatl; InA -re"x t t. The many friends of Prof. A. S. Laird will be pleased to hear of his sue cess in the "l.one Star State," and we take the liberty to quote fronm a tper sonal letter from him. We will all l" glad to see him wlien he comies: "I appreciate the paper rore than a personal letter from homhe. I have becn here in this beautiful suibiurb of Dallas 9 years and have succeeded in building u!) the best, feiiale seminarv in the State. We had to turn tway twenty-five students this year for want of roomn. I im getting along rtre:ly. Will visit the Charleston I-:xru6iLion With my family next ('hristmuas and will drop in to see you. Very truly, Itnrlow 11mini reis. '1'ho famtous 3arlow inilnstrel, wili appear at the opera house Stturdty iiiglt. What the Charlotte ( )hserve'r of last Sunday says of them: "The B3arlow minstrels 1 layed to a fairly good-sized audience at th opera house last night anld gave their usually good performance. The show is a de cided improvement on the p+"rforianer of last year and deserves larg. houses. The weird dragon repntt-iltat ion and several of the specialties were novel and fetching." The Gay Masiquradere. The season of 1901-'02 was ol)ened at, the opera house on Wednesday night by the Gay Masqueraders. Some featuresof the entrtainment were good and from the continuetid app)lause nadii laughtLer in the audience one would in fer tbat the performance was enjoyed. I t was w hat the "'boys" would term '"a p)rett,y fair galery show,'' but riot altogether suita ble to a Newberry audience. T1hec pwr for'mance waus of thu var'iety ordercn and( someo of the specialty wor'k was goodi(, other features of the per'formaiince werec only ordinary. Gone to 5patrtanrburg. W. B. Werts of Newberry, hut, who has been In Greenville for several months, loft Monday for Spartanbturrg to aceplt the pos1 ion of linlotylie opera tor with the Spartanrburg lII rald. Mrn. Werts learned "'the malIchinres'' in the oflce of theo News and is a good operia tot', besides he is a st,urdly, reliable young man and witlI doubtless muake a success of his profe'ssion. Hie has the best wishes of a number of friends here in Greeniville.--Greenville News, 25th. WVater Cure for Claronic Corattipaion. Take t,wo cuips of hot water hatf ari hour before each meal andl just before going to bed, also a drink of wrater, hot or cold, about two hours afteor each meal. Take lot,s of outtdoor exorcise wvalk, ridle, dr1ivye. Make a reogulai' habit of tils and in miany eases chronic coiistipation may be (ur'ed wYithotut the use or mledicino. W hen a purrgative is r'equired take Hornethinag mild( arid gentle like Chamubeirlatin's Stomraebh andi( Liver Tablet,s. F?or sale by3 \V 10. PeI. ham. Oprening of schoolen. The Litt,le Mountain Graded Mehtol will open on the fIirst- Mondray ini Octo her at 9 o'clock to continue eig ht s.che lastic rnonthse. All students expecoting to ar tenid this session of the school arc erneiIstly requested to lie present. S-4rme books of the recent ad(option were used last session and as nmany chianges as practicable will ho mnade art, the opening this year. 'Tho patrors of the school will meet at this t,ime to traris act business per'taining to the schiool wor'k. A Certain Ure for r)ynuentory arid l)trarriom "'Some years ago I was one of a piarty that, intended making a lng bicycle trip)," says L". L. T1aylor', of New Al. bany, Bradford Cournty', Pa. "I wits taken suddenly with dliarrhc:m and was about to give up the trip), when editour Ward, of the liaceyvilie Meniseniger, suggested that I t,ake a (lose of Chaum bor's Colic, Cholera, and D)iarrhowi Remedy. I purchased a bottle and took two doses, one before st art ing antd one on the route. I mrado t he trip suc-. cessfully and never felt any ill effect.. Again last summer T was ralmost com-. plotely run down wIth an rattack of dvsentery I bought. a bottle of this same remedy and this time one dose cured me." Sold by W. 10. Peiham. Try Palmetto Liver Mediilno for In digestIon. 10 cents at Dr'. Van Smith's Drug Store. 1y SIBALmaaA . A V&,A.a .JDU, 44U Dnton t Io the toil of your t I lt r th Jiw. uc tilo .lI tlel \tr wy ---bl l ." In : t! n of Puru i.;t, I'urallino. lI(s no taito or o(lor. la t r Ir tig;ht it it it ah w t t i i I ti os jilt t34 everywher. Mi by STANDAKR D OIL CO. DR. RUST'S Ori inal an<1 Genutine, always reliablc an( safe. laIi'S! always ask for 1)r. Itust's Cotton Itt0t ind 1'enyivroyal I'e. rnale l'ills. They nevetr ail auntd never inj re. Mitiled to aiy addcess on rc ('lit, of -$1.00 by (ihle''s Corner 1)rugI St.ore Sole Ag)'lnts. NewberTy. I':ASI,Y, QE' Ki',Y AND .:'ElrlAN I'NT1,Y It I';T'OIt:I). Magnetic Nervine i, sol tti ith a w\rI-ittll a n-traelt ,r- to cnre Il oe-tnnia, F 'its, 1)izzine I. I it r tl iat, t'o s i.. Uhilt'il , ,o-(t it, cita , m) ( fil [I'd Losses, 1'ailltlla ,\Ienl1Ory -- I It( resutl, of ovol' wOrkI, wvorriy, sliln ss, 4''"rro + of 1'olllh orI OVe'r-inl gencer'1(j. I'rI'!'( $1; 0 is X "s $, ly 1(1111 in p laiu 1lnckay;e to atny addr!t"(ss on rele1pt of p ri(C. Sold Only by (;ildr'1's ('orl.er )ru Store Sol- At_rents, N'wier'v. JAPA NESE III.E CJ T. E .\ tie\Vw alld o idete I treatltie t., con sitigof Suippositoiries, ('apsuleIts of tI ilttn,tiI, anid t w o x ox s of ()intment. A never failing cure for 'iles of every tio( with the kIlift , which is laitful, aunI oft,On result, I denth, tlnnecessary. \\'hy Cndure Ihis t.errible disealsey \'eI itat'k o writtn gntuattec in eIcih $1 box. No enr'e, no pay. 50c. and $! at box, h f,r $5. Seint Iy1 tautil. Saplt' free. O1I'1N'TalIT, 25C'. A,N) \ 5l('. ('(NSI'II' AIO'1N (IMued, 1'ilvs pirevent. '1, by .1ha1 tne''e l,i"e' I (llets t he vreat I Vi'r andc Ston;a h It(egulator anld ll1ood I'litiOr. Sma11kll mild 1t11 lI('asant, to cake: 'sIpec'iatlly adlapt.ed for ehibrhen'r+ us'. 511 11aet 25e. (iih i(r's Corn )e' )rug Stor(' So \)reits, Newherr''y. Fire lisl1c Fire Irsurance! You can rest assured when your risks are placed in my compa n ies, that in case of fire, the amount you carry will be paid on short notice. Money to Loan on Farm Lands, Over Post Office. Our New Saddles ntro inc, anid we would bo glad for you to)80 so immc acnd goti pricos. All the mttrials useld aro high grado. Fbwh O0I0 is well1 fit tod and1( finlished. St rocng and( ducrab,le. Pricesi from $20 O(np. Newberry Hardware Company, (B. M. of Womlall's (Colloic, Richimolid, Va.) INSTRUMTAbMUSIC. Sliccial Attilioii Paid to Bogilllicrs. Studio over Mower's Store. School opens September 2nd, 19015 Termis-$2,5 per 8J.Lessoils A o fnew hats fo early Fall wear just re ceived by The Riser Millinery Company. The correct thing in head gear for those who are going away. Call and see them_ Oo - -90 9 - AO -O - 01owO O-O - 0- 0 Ll(NG I0 R IT[sm S " n,GIRLISUuE? Will givo lgo to ago who ,i BE$T a P at 0111, fit SB RB l{ango. OCTOBER 22nd So Work hiard, 1Vo furlliii all in awOOt mnilk, and You m11Ost coim il day and rogistor. Good Time. Every man, lady and boy should have agood time piece. Come and buy it of us as we have a large selection. If your watch, clock or jewelry needs repair bring it to us and we will put it in good or der. We also have a nice line of Jewelry, Silver Wear and Glass. The Jeweler. ASTHMA C Asthrnalene Brings insta Cure in SENT A RSO4U'TEAlY F' imE 'W7rite 'Yo-t.r 2:Jaro POR TEN YEARS Gentl men: I wri,e t is ,s imo i w_now on1 t t,et,N w ok I r a rdialim roem nt. Atru igo and fsheiii is n.iel free from a ll*~,'1 sym i. TIa I'r lim>S Mil EDilINE COI. (Gent,h-mn: I wa t ruLedLi i it,h Ao st wouidrmeit I t. t,hryu hAv aLIllIO fat huti artd it, t ial bot t,io.a8n I found r i bo ful-y bot,tle,i and Ie a~ima vier raeful for ix yearW S -vas unable srit 'ow w ork . I am bine vey VIf 'n iitdv ThIisgI abes t i y i.iilom address,Ii 235) (inliiv ~ ring o itreeo. aDox en Ld ely Wrte aio t. onc addri rT h~oi ere are all id of inctal h ar ortht hs tt,aced ouri a ' t~t ti ri fu. lly Jries tos is isfy cus oe. t,a i~ng them~ the hav. tbe swidLd At. fot out,X towrk, pu in t,e timwon.heywi iIHfcustom ery nd ty perap thi c l dso 01'3( IoThie tdlrss, f peopl who uy xth(e car0,h, ad ther mind ar no to he ch when anyonare ,alks o h can Iunis Lb rcber yu have hettat or "Ghtot stk Wrlyiito to d a y getlatoiry pricesh big proitxio maeope oby the de1'r wPenanyon Mautur r 1hotimouri, si Wareroom. 218 N. Tiryna st., Charlaun. tha tt t ha tlndom I;tc'' .1anuior thtt girl under I I y''tars of Ikt's t ho ATCU OF BISCUIT ore i at big 1I 'k Stool IS THE DAY. IL'marn to cook. Iaturiatli includling baking powde4r. ; bIfore th1e grout -1 - t4 "1 4 4.liA. f Have You a augor? .Sil: W 1.I,. tl,.:zs 1 t- .\N iI \\ ',ilI.i IN l'tI '(I'lt N ' ll ' l't'\'ION 1 ' (i \ 1 : I II:I lt)n'"Is the(,bih't IIlVan1t t"s., "duclalt)on Illy, socia1ly, rligi only , givi .. B. I. H., Nornutalu i ExpreSsion, .ort andl Ibuine "- ('ttltl". 's. I 'n l 'r .xl(tri. l'll)')I II' r . In ili it"i - l t (')llI"le ro Comun4111 lit y. 1 t h' alt hful 14)4 'atio1. Ibt' n fuhuttl:e w't"I, wateII r" IbsolutoIly l urt' I, w It- "It .. t', tatl y :t ur)1 run n- wi"rte tt' cuI Idt, :uid tuIa V roomst a1"re tn; aged for nt'xt- :.ts:ionr ther fortyv-third ?"Il' ll 41 t lroltr 'S.'- ph. rt 1 1:' I1. I"or illustraIl- t.e II'alt tl atldrt+s, Rev. James Boyce, Pres't, t14n4' \\'t., I.\ l-vllIt' ('o., S. C. URE FREE! nt Relief and Permanent All Cases. ON IW1;(';I'',IT 01' POS't'A. md.4-1 ' 1 1 ' l i r 1 t . - . i'ringa imarli ef133 4'i', even3 ini th '(osrI t, cas1. It iu' e ll elso4k 111 148 ni s. N I ' ie i. N \\'li,1,S, o Ilh(i 1:h111 hm rIelci .4i41(' d.14,1 I i I.o cond tn 14' ni- lll 41.14 u4 hwv1( thI kh I h. -l for Iii fo' tll 34':tr. I b' I alee ' f ever he-' i (II Iured i I :144. w .4 ( O I 4.d ta .- ont241 forl ve'4rspokeno yourselv41., butI resolve to44i 14 i.'e It a trial. To4 mI.': a4 t.44nirIh1ient,, the: Rev. Dr-. Morris Wechsler, 114Iabb of I Iw 44:1ng. I Il-aI I..,ra1:. (4:1t.4:gI,I: N'4)w \ rk,.1 an ! 3,'I4 :11 'aH.1 TA:1 1-" 21l11 i'. fil' \.:0 I4 11,4 N 1 i (i. over:3, and14 is comp1 oit.11( ion alle iat' all.' 11 (I ha- sucee' i~i204,11!44 aitonbing am wonderfu. Vry*~ tr'ly I Yvoor1s, A VON Si'N;M, :. V'., l'4b. I, 11)1,. 41 441,he 4(' cure of y\t.I 1ma . wfe has, the pasti 1.4 years. 4 lavh. '4 tj ul1 u1 liestil 44f Novembl -r. I very' "soon4 no4),eo.! >toms11. I fe'el 41hat4 I 4 .4cons igog :tl , 44aI .ILI l ' ll1 '1 , 43 1 l1 . 1m4a fort 22 yea4rs. I have 4.'i434 13umerW I ran11 aero-,0>' yone':1).4 adveniseet 41nd :f atl once:4. I haveY: sinc purchased'41i.i! your S. H .\ ll A I' I,, 07 I'ast 12!Jth st., New Y'o'k City. V FiZEE ON iaEGElPTr O2 POSTAL. '*4ine1 DI). TPAlIi' HiU)(H' .\llCDI)iINIC~ SOLD BY ALl DI)UGGISTS. N--TH: ..IB.- I *entoly, 1is the man33 who1 4., ets ~ ' to and~ wvil a1v4 ,t h'1(1V ndy 1'. h o t Iin Pianos114.' by tll - 141W Ilwoul tl vise4 suchl men.f 1as thiso to st11,4 InI 11uch1 w.ork as1.is n181 hutinfg no0W SP11ano oInce it a1 while'. idL"1 ['I A NO3' tare 14,he. bet pe!oplo on n33ed( by ever'3y lIIttle win that blows,)1)4VN sLIut, Pianoade:, antd atre sold all over the ble 'I TIlde P'I" 1A NOU adll the time, and imnething as good fot' 1ess money03-just on the ST1f I"FF PIAN and sa1( 81ve t,he L. Stieff, d1d., North and Sout,h Car'olina Brianch N. (.