The Darlington news. (Darlington, S.C.) 1875-1909, November 22, 1888, Image 2
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UNT«L WE MEET AGAIN.
S CO we B>» t mral:i. Jt«r, thou ant X,
1 kc i> tln-o in Ua cars! tbo night draws uigh
And I tn«j« go »y war; h* •» » 1, 1®
And long, ye» as liluger hr thr 8“^
Thus locking, lortng. on thr peaceful fiftew.
Lora taoalws me tha pall coco of Us grace!
CaUl we meet again—«oou come or late—
lliough I mar rooru for tbee with hope elate,
Or grlevo, mr true heart knowa the secret war
To thine; far distant yet or uoar. this day,
That pairs and wastes In shadows of the night.
Hath bless'J for theo and me each morning's
light
Until we meet again no Jor or real
Oan come to us like calm that love knows best;
Lore knows the (rantle speech that make* thee
strong
And makes me brave with sure content;
Mol long have wo to wait, and yet—I used thaa
a»—
Bach dar aeoms far as on mr war I *«■
Until'we meet again to tbee and me
What more of thankfulness or hope can bo
Gave faltlit t nsk no gift of wood or kiss
Aa plnlgc or trus:; 1 have to prayer save thia-
L'atU we vf* again to thee and mo
War God to Wadi Good hr. mr love, good-br’
good-br 1
—Harriet Harwell Qocveras ta Dome Journal.
titv nwl tudritiil faith fill mam will be
the eso-ptlou, hoi the rule, und th**
uii'itHer of iHepitiiUHtea will be
renter hdithuc of the la»tuli\
h';u. Wlial ml lucoute ol on
tin i. f * !
XOPERV INFIDELITY.
Its
Cansen—Its ManifestatHiOS—Its
Folly ami Its Illimluess
(contlnai d.)
Mu. Editor: Having use timed
for h starting that mnu has
the fneolty ol knowiifg troth, let us
now ask if those who are of ae« pM*
cal ter d* ncieo nre exercising riiat
faculty iu a aeareh al'er tro'h, or
wb«ther they .ire noxious only to
satisfy themselves of the fsiaity of
what is known He •Tcvea.e.l truth, n
or. iu other words, she truih chin
tained iu ihe Uib'e t
For, mil d jo’i, tliere are nieu
who doubt iu onl**r to believe; who
questioD out .to make assurance
doubly sure; who examine and
scrutinize in order ih.it what is
true may be separated from what
is undue Such men as Uerrcbet,
Newton, Farads;, and all the great
discoverers iu chemical, astronomi
cal, mathematical and other soil n-
ces, wereot this sort. Had the>
not Iwen, then conclusions would
have been arc pled »s sat ; sfactorj
and scientiflcnlly accurate. Cut
while very careful as to what th y
stated <r# true, they hud the faith to
believe that careful investigation
diligently pursued, would lead them
to the discoveiy of the truth they
sought. Thoy wonder on not in a
state of licpeh ss scepticism, but of
hopeful fal u, ami I daresay not
ono truth of i(U|>or;auee 1i;m ever
been discovered iu any other way.
All truth discoverers have lollnwt-d
the guiding word ot Jesus Ch ist,
u Ask and ye shall have ; seek aud
ye'ballfiud; knock and it shall
beopeiudouto you.’' Wh tin r it
be the heavens above, or the oarih
bemath, or the waters under the
earth, the key that in locks their
secrets is given here. “Ask, seek,
knock.” ‘‘Scepticism is unt (and
has never In-eu) the joytnl mother
of children s she is barreu. Kent-
lessness is her stepmother, hope
lessness and misery dwell iu her
abode." Was Galileo a sceptic,
when he jairsevercd till he wrested
from nature her secret of the laws
ot motiouf Was Kepler a sceptic
when he toiled and failed, fai od
.and toiled, till be discovered the
taws by which the orbits of the
planets were regulated 1 Were the
two Hersihels hceptics when they
kept ou their weary but obseivaut
round* until he chart of the mate
rial heavens was completed ! And
what of John Dalton and iSir
Humphrey Davy!
No! air, not one of these men
won (heir victories in the (h Ids of
science aud art by kecu scepticism,
but by a living fwitb The progress
of mankind in suy branch o knowl
edge or muraliiy has never been
furthered by a sceptical spirit.
“All true knowledge ol even kiud
has been born of fatth, and nurtur
ed by (MUience aud hoj»e. v Now if
those whom we are especially seek
ing to reach, are sceptics alter this
fa»hiou, we have nothin/ to say ex
cept to counsel them to persevere,
tor they will surely come to the
knowledge of the truth. But if
they are sceptics in *he sense that
they will eagerly swallow >Ueged
tcientifie truth though it be the size
of a ivmel, aud lej ct alleged re-
“Truth is Mighty and Will Prevail.” j
(Tot NbOoii )
W hen !’re*;-Vut Cleveland rent
!.i'm ss; ge to Congress last De
ectuber, his supporieis throughout
the Noith'ru h ates, whi'e applaud
ing his Courage it; d let ling that re
had rendered tire country a gieat
s-rvioe by pivsentit<g anew and
living issue tor parties to divide
Upon, felt also (hat he had saCli
ft ed hoiiself to a prineip'e, and
that the fiivt battle iu the issue he
present d woil’d inevitably l»e lost.
Well, the tii^t battle has been lost,
by n narrow vote, What toilowsf
Thewoill moves, either toiward
orb ekward: it oes not stand
still. The victors in Tuesday’s
contest ean no more stand still
th n the vanquished. The r< spou-
sibdity for the national tiiiances
will, alter tt»e 4 h of Maic'i next,
rest with 'he Ki'puhlican perty.
'Jh suiplus wi!ls'ate Mr. Harri
SOn in the face, just us it now stares
Mr. Cleveland. It mnat be got rid
of, either by ieduced t.ix;ition or
by extravagant appropriations.
The smallness of the K« publican
maj-irity forbnln that the latter pol
icy should be adopted. It wid not
be *.,fe to inaugunite a system ot
nat i<>ual pttdligaei in order to emp
ty the TlOasuiy. As lltile will it
fn* safe to tc|H-al the whiskey tax
in older to maintniu imports on
the in tessatieaof lile. The masses
have got an inkliu for the first
time tuMt the taiitf is a tax on con
sumption, and theiofurcan undue
aud unjii't burden ujkhi labor.
They are uot likely to forget any
thing that (hey baVf learntd is this
campaign of education. Tne Re
publican leaders, those who m tor
iner years have denounced the
pres tit exorbitant tarid’and tried
to biing it within the measute of
decency, wih now be put to it to
stem the using tide which calls for
rctorm in our system of national
taxation—a tide whose impulses
are uot anfclt in their own ranks.
We will uot auiioi|Mite the outtue k
of tariff reform iu Republic iu coun
cils, bu( we do not see how it can
be avoided. But whether it comes
iu that quarter sooner or latei, this
great battle, on ar^ entirely new
issue, which so narrowly escaped
being a victory, will go on. An
audience has been secured at last
for (be principle that every man
has the right to the frnit-of his
own labor, withont deduction for
the recompense of the labor or cap
ital of ol er». No’, ody who took
part iu this first skirmish will lay
down his arms nil victory is won.
ami, as • tirat step, special end. a
reuied truth though it be the size of hror< *il. l>e made to win back these
A Republican Bugaboo
(Prom the PbiliuWlphift Loiter.)
New York, November 12—The
Tammany magnates have their
jubilations over their reo ut victory
a little overcas* to day by a skele
ton at the feast, which bodes them
no good m the future. The skele
ton is the rotitic itiou from some
South Caro'ina brethren that they
arc getting tired of banging on to
the skirts of the Northern Demu-
ctacy, aud that, .is a m itter of se f-
interest, they are disposed now
either to make the best let ms they
can with the It- publicans, or to 8>-e
what can be done to organize a new
party.
The more thoughtful Democratic
(Militiciaus, in and out of the Tam
tnnny pale, have la eu apprehensive
of something of this kind for a long
while past, but they did qot think
it was coming so soon. The “Solid-
South" has long been their capital
stock iu trade, and if that is t»
break away from them and leave
them to tfcemselv»s, i: need loudly
be said they w uid cut a mighty
poor Agate in a future Pr side’Hhi 1
election, it would, in f>ct, be
equivalent to political bankruptcy
with no assets. Somethiug must
be doue. therefore, to prevent this
iucipieut relvlliou from spreading.
Happiness aud Contentment
Cannot go hftnd m band if we look
on the dark side of every little
obstacle. Nothing will so darken
life ; ml make it a burden as Dys
pepsia. Acker’s Dyspepsia Tablets
wil cur* (be worst torm of Dys-
pepsi >, rotisti|Mi’iou and Indiges
tion, aid make life a hai>piue*-s and
pleasuie. £>oM at 25 and 5b cents
by Dr. J. A. Boyd.
Bu'tlesare go.ugour. FiVehun
dred < ozen went out from a single
factory id Brhlgeporttheotuer day.
— braxJt Magazine.
We Can And Do
Guarantee Acker’s B1*hk1 Elixir for
it h s l»e. n lui y itemoustrated io
the p- ople of thn< country that it is
supeiior to all other preparations
f.»r blood diseases It is a positive
cure for syphilitic iK>isoniug, Ulcers,
y.rup'.ioiisuud Pimples. Itpunfi s
the whole sys em si d thoroughly
builds up ti-e oouslitutioi. Bold
by Dr. J. A. Boyd.
There is noihiog like leather, ex-
ceptiug. of cours*-. the up|»er crus’
ot the young wifr’sflrst \t\r. — Jour
nal of Education
A Healthy Growth-
Ackei’.- B oid Elixir has gained
a Arm hold on the American peo
ple and is ackuow Udged to be
superior to all other preparations.
It is a i*ositive c’ re for all Blood
sod Skin Diseas s. The nndical
fraternity indorse aud pn'serita? it.
Guarau eid and sold by Dr. J. A.
Boyd.
Bbflers—Yef, don’t care if I do.
Fact is, I quanelled with ray wife
this evening amt 1 am minkiug to
drown my !-orrv>ws. You have nail
si m I t exp* rieno*'. 1 supfiose t
Blinks Yes, but to-night We
made up again, an 1 1 am nut cele
brating it.—PAP<uIe/p*ta Record.
A Child Killed,
Another child killed by the use
of opiates given in the form of
Soothing syrup. Why mothers
give their children such deadly
poison is surprising when they can
relieve tho cuiid ol its peculiar
troubles by using Acker’s Baby
Soother, ft contains no Opium or
Morphine. Sold by Dr. J. A. Boy d
Western Man—Did you come out
to our couutry to settle f Eastern
Visitor (testily)—No: ihat’s what
1 left home for.— Washington Pott.
Bncklen’s Arnica Salve.
The Best Salve in the World foi
Cuts, Bruises, Sore.-*, Ulceis, Salt
Rheum, Feier Sores, Tetter. Chap
ped Hands, Chilblsms Corns, aud
all Skiu Eiupturns, and puuilively
cures Pil«*s, or no |*Hy required. Ii
is guaranteed to give perfect saiiss
faction, or money refunded. Price
25 cents per box. Foi Sale by
Willoox A Co,
a gust, then we know exactly how
to size th. m up: we know preciavly
where to place them; they are no
new, strange, or remarkable species
ot creature, nut ore as old as ihe
hills, and rank along wi:h other
very ordinary beings They often
regard themselves as superior to
most others, but they are g.-uerally
alone in this estimate. And they
often like to ridicule *»acied things
and persons, but they cannot bear
to be ridienied iu turn. It cannot
be that those to whom dofAisy is
sacred, should consider tkcmsclres
so! If so, arc they no’h’ng also!
Tuat is at lews; as ,;ood logic a»
m.iuy of them ate guilty of nupos
ing ou the public, Mr. Editor,
“fhiugs that arc equal to the same
thing are equal to each other,’' you
know. Some of these men are
Tactical atheists. They are hand-,
ing moral dynamite very loosely
and caio cssiy. They hail (letter
keep it away from the neighbor
h od of tbeir wives and cnldren.
or Mich an explosion will
•omn tine day as will shatter their
complacency and involve them and
their homes in a darkne.s and des
olation ftom which there is no es
cape. I menu it, aud (s tore 1 get
through with these Articles, 1 will
fnruish all the proof needed to es
tablish the fact that once you drift
•way from the moral laws of God
•nd theli an net ions, you have ah
zolutely no basis of morals, that is
worth talking afoul, ai d that if
men set these laws aside for them
selves and teach their wives and
children so, tho sequence is inevita
bio. It may be slow, but it is also
sure. Such touching and practice
w II In time ptoducoa
witbuif both male and
Talmuge ndvines young m* n to
strike out. This is nrtieulariy good
advice if the young men mean io
go into the newspa|>er buMines*.
A’ Arst they should strike out
m arl ev*-rv thing they w:ite.—
Journal of Edmation.
ft
h
Sou'h-ru r_alcout«nt8 by doing
them special honor at the approach
ing grand celebratiou of ih.- Tam-
m-*ny oen ennial, which occurs in
May next, aud for w itch thus early
gre .t ; reparations are making.
Tne Governors ot dt the South
ern Slates will receive special iu
vitati.):i", m which it will be ex
plained that it is designed not only
to mmetin rate an interesting Ins
‘tones! event, but also to lake Coun
sel together as to the future ot the
Natioual. Democracy. It is ex(*ect-
ed that this will put the Southern
folks iu good humor aud keep them
from leaving the snip. The North
ern Goverucrs will also be asked
to the feast, but as the gieat ma
jority of these repseseut Republican
constituencies or poht.c.,1 “rotten
boroughs" their pixotioo aud pres
ence will be comparatively anim
portwut.
Found By Accident
Baltimore. Md.,Jen. 28;h,87.
1 have been a t-uff n-r lor six
years w ith Catarrh, Uio*-rate.i Sore
Throat and Rheumatism ot the
Chest, from blood i*ui*on. Alrunt
four w«eks ago 1 was passing the
Botanic Bioed B dm .-.t«:te, No. 8
North street, BaltiuiHie. I went
iu and cor-soltid your agent ;bout
my cas** He gave me one of your
B. B. B. “Book ot Wonder',”
which I read. I culled in a few
days afterward aud got * bottle of
your Bo'anic Blood Balm B. B B.
I am now on the third .mule and
v\ ill k.i,v that I have felt a marked
improvement since the third day
aft«-r cmnm* Doing to uve your me n-
zme. I now have no imuMe with
my thr«Mt, and have improved so
much every way that 1 am sati-Aed
that by th** uh«- of your tu- dicine 1
wiM soon be all r ght.
I have taken many and H*me g-od
prescriptions and ti-rdicines tor
this troutile, but I (kink your B B.
B. the I est rett edy 1 f ave had. snd
( ch- erfu 1? rj-ovairU' ud your “Bo-
t-tuio Blood Balm" to the pub ic as
tne quickest mid best bh>- d len.edy
I have found, alter s.x hiiig yeais
of S,- *ivh for fea' h.
V-ry iespet-tlo-ly y«*urs,
210 Shmo-ors Alley.
Joseph W. Flowers.
Ml M Siiriilsi
Guard Against the Strike,
, And always have a bottle of Ack-
occur j er ? s English Kem 1 ' dy in the boose.
* You cannot tell how soon Croup
may strike your little one, or a cold
or cough may fasten its-If upon
you. One dose is a preventive ami
a few dose-* a jMisitive cure. All
Throat and Lung troubles yield to
it* treatment. A sample bottle is
given you fiea and the remedy
guaranteed by Dr J. A. Boyd.
GCO. C. TOALC.
HCNHY OLIVES
• V«
Husband (ou the way Io the de
pot for a brief trip)—Rem* mber,
my dear, that absence makes the
heart grow fonder.
Wife—Ah. yea, John; and if yon
knew how toudly I think of yon
when you are absent from borne I’m
sure you’d go a wav much oftener —
Lift.
mm
Geo. E. Toale 4 Co.,
MAM’PACTURKKS
—AND—
VV BOLE8ALE DBA LKRS IN
Doors, Sash, Blinds,
Builders’ Hardware,
AND
GssifM Hog MatdiL
OFFICE AND SALESROOMS
10 and 12 Hayne Street,
CHARLESTON, • - S. C
Write for Estimates.
May 31,1888.
goIFeTIIops
U ib« SAM of lb* Uiett broad •Tint
quality OLD RTE Wbtaky, for wbtob M.
Manat boa boea appoiaitd a^o local afoat.
Tbio broad wo* t rougbi out for tbo apeml
curpooc of rivAUiag tbo eolobrataJ Now
York Stock Exobauo Whiakjr, for wblob
M. Manat atoo bus IM oot* agaocy io ikia
Final Notice.
Notioo t» tereby given that on tb* first
■lay ■( Drccmbe- ovil. I witt fllr niv Final
Acoou • in the i lfiee of the Probate Ourt
for ihe Oonny of l-Mrlingtan. u *'’miiiis
iraior of the E*««ia it Vtr*. M. J F. Dar
nan. Jeceated. mi,. foi a Filial Dis
■jittery aa *urb
E, J FOttKE'fTER. .‘.doj'r.
Nov l, t883-n
Final Notice,
Nuli.-e i* hereby giviu ib-l Ihe unUer-
tigne«i will lie iu il.e effiee ol JuUge of
Piuba'e tor the County ol Dariing-ou on
lb< gu<l-tay of D<cv: ter nrxi li. So*'
account t* ArtniDioira’or of *he K* tlv of
tne lat > Deiilab Coker, anj will 'p;>lr or
t.eUera Die -i<«.,ry J. W. Cl KLK.
Nov 1. '»S—4i aum’r.
Salesman Wanted.
Kneigetic u:eu to c nvass Dar-
lingtou County w ith a besutiful line
of jew elry aud w atches, :n a hand
S4*me ssmpL cjis*-; £50 to $75 per
month guMrMn e*-d to energetic men,
and more thuu that cau l*e eusilv
made. Security required. For
tun her particular", apply at
MASON’S JEWELRY STORE
Aug 23. ’88-tf
Hm Jeweler.
I wish to inform the citiz* n< of
Darlington tiist 1 keepcousrantlyoii
band the largest asoortment of
watches, clock*, jewelry and silver
ware in the Pee Dee section, which
I offer at price* which will e,oiqs 'e
with New York, or any other • ity.
Soiid gold gents’ watch (Dot A!Ie*l)
Wulrhani make $32; gold A!l-d,
w.iiraupd to wear lor 20 \«ar8,
$20; silver w atches, buutingor «-pei!
face from $10 up; siiveiine watche-*
$7. Ali ot these ar<* of h.- celebra
ted Walt bam make. Other goods
equally a* low. All repairing of
Ane watches done ; crsonallv
Ma\ 17, ’88.
BOOTS, SHOES,
H : i rnes3 and Saddles
VtaiJ* nni irpairc-l Havinit opem-ti a
hu«iu«*« .if lb* above niiin'-'- at Mcl’ul
nu^h A B.a.-k*»*II'* b«rsv«* «Mabii*b-
nuni inoi-ilialrty oppv? l- th«i livery ■.!»
ble. I rrepecltully aek is* |aironac* of the
public. 1 have baJ twenty year’* expert,
race in ihe butioeco. and no. only know
ibe wants of ibe people, but am prepared
with the proper maleiis' lo 4n their wu-k
at the shnri-si poaaible notice
Mob. 15. -if W. C. YUU.NQ.
HOW IS IT!
J. B Kt(.LOUGH A CO., will sell yon
ins'rumen-i* at cash prirec and take only
$10 on Organs and $'25 »n Plaum* and
collect talai.c.-. Novemter l»i. 1838 witb-
ent iutcieet ? Wr-te. Drawer D.. or call
and »,*e ib*n. in A'ien'a Block, Florence,
S. C.
Tochers, Mii.iviera, SibbathScbool-
en-.: i mtrc'tes^ei .-peci'’. d.seouni*. Sheet
Music r.u .k* i-u l Mn- c-d MurchanJi*e,
sl.iipcl direct Irom Publishers.
A e«od Tuner contiecie-t with the fir-n
Ju.y 5, 1880.
G. 0.
w ho bus r*moved his sf'.ck oi
GENERAL M EKCU ANDiSE,
to th« slaU'l t-piK'Site his former
— PLACE ON —
PE * RLE STREET,
offers a wel! selected vaiietyof all
fruiis of this Reason.
Applet. Malaya. Concord, and Catawba
grapes, bansnuat. pore, lemons, oranges,
nocoanuts, fig", dates, and *!! kinds of nu*s.
Craitberries and ali leading Northern veg-
ttables Michigan ce lery received fresh
twice a week. My ptice* will compare fa
vorably with any market North nr South.
I call special ntlention lo ruy Grocery De-
rtanm-nl which is fail and c*nip!ete. Can
dy crackers ef all kiud*. cigars, tobacco.
Aiec a full line of Tin and Crockery ware
at owest prices.
Nov. I!', '87,
Davidson's School History of;
South Carolina.
IbeFcboo! Law Section 1004. provides
ifcti the (iistov of Stiutlt Carntina shat 1 be
taught m j.1! lb* 1‘ubuc Sebucls. Darling- j
to*. County has adopted the abov- School |
H iste.ry of the feute for five years, F. r ]
eaie by Henry T. Thompsau, iivok-eller,
Darlinglon, C.
Nov. 8, '83.-81
Ct ton Seed Wanted,
Biackw*-ll Brts. k t’o. ate in the
market this s*-asi it aud wil! p»y th*
iiighest cash price* or makt- liU-rai
exchange* of pritt e cottnii s«h«1
meal tor good -onud sec*!.
Beef Pork. Fish.
I desire to in orm the people of Darling
ton ih.t I have gone iut.i tb- bi..ob«r
bnaitte-a, an! wil! tv in the Market
House at the first stall on tbo right as the
building is rnterel. where l will be ore
pared at oil tim.s to furbish Ihe very best
qnati'y of meal and fish P. fronage re-
spscfuliy solicited: aaCisfactiou guaran
teed Goods delivered by n>->.
ROUT NIXON.
The Darlington,
Ginning, milling,
Fertilizer and
WAREHOUSE
company
Is now prepared to
gin cotton, and sell
bagging, ties and fer-
tilizers at the lowest
market figures.
They have on hand 300
tons cotton seed meal and
a large supply of Lime,
and pay the yery highest
Cash Price tor Seed or
give mea in exchange lor
it* Farmers can thus haul
their eotton to town and
carry back their fertili
zers on the return trip*
NOV. 1, IpSS.
Campaign Notice,
18 8 8!
POLITICIANS,” MEMBERS OF THE “FARMERS
ALLIANCE, ANY ONE, ALL, EVERYBODY!
lOOl BARGAINS 2
poo Cash !
AVED IN BUYING OF THE WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL HOUSE OF
Blackwell Bros.
November 8, 1888.
Maser’s Je\x/eli*y St®i»e
Is the place to get your
• ATCHES, CrXK’KW AKU
JEWEL®!
REPAIRED «nd WARRANTED, *
ykLso ■ com purr* lims or
Waltham Watche,
Seth Thomas Clocks,
CHAINS, CHARMS, RINGS,
Ac., Ac,
Always on hand ;
Cnll ni’d See them.
MASOyS JEWELRY ST" RE, Public Square, Darlington, 8. C.
IF. E. ZSrOIRIMIIEIISrT,
««=" FIRE "s*
I TNT S XT DFl a, 3V O B
AQEXTT.
UEFRF.SENTS TEN OF TH.. LARGEST AND OLDEST COMPA
NIES IN THE WORLD.
IiiHures all classes of property, including Giu Hoosn*, in anv part of
the County. Office over DARLINGTON NEWS building.
Siqitember 6, 1888.
Thank the people of the Town and County oj
FOR THEIR
LIBERAL. PATRONAGE
IN THE PAST, AND ASK I OR AN INSPECTION OF THEIR
Stocm,
WHICH IS HCW CMLETE IN EVER! UNE.
THE FIRM INTENDS TO MAKE
EOI^LLTIES
THIS SEASON OF
AND
ID 23, IZ" 0-002DS,
,N WHICH DEPARTMENTS THEY DO NOT PROPOSE TO BE
Excelled
EITUEB AS REGARDS
Price* ot* Quality,
By any RetailB ouse in the State*
September 6,1888—3* --- ‘
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