The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, February 08, 1900, Image 3
FUN FOR THE CHILDREN.
A Mother C.aose Party That Entertains
Without Koinping.
It is a conceded fact that the social
ninl hospitable element predominates
in child life. The promise of a party
is never forgotten. On the contrary,
the child dreams, plans, and with a
conditional promise of an invitation
as a lever, he controls the whole
neighborhood of children for the tinte
being.
li the mother would plan for some
I definite form of entertainment before
the coming of the little guests she
would liud tnc occasion much more
free from the usual perplexities and
confusion.
While it is always enjoyable to have
the children come in costume, it is a
tax on the many mothers who are thus
called upon to add to the pleasure of
the party. instead of this, cut as
many slips of paper as there are guests
invifcd. and write on each a different
verse from Mother Goose. Procure a
good blackboard, with chalk in bright
colors, and place the board 111 a favorblo
light.
As the little folks arrive give out the
slips of paper, telling each one to think
of some picture that will illustrate the
verse on his slip. It should also ho
understood that it is to be kept a profound
secret; for the love of mystery
will be sure to brighten the interest.
When all arc assembled let them be
seated where the board can be easily
seen; then call on each one in turn to
step up ami draw a picture that will
illustrate bis verse, while the others
guess what it is. "\)f course, the work
is crude, but the merriment will be
all the greater, and without the usual
romping the children will be well entertained.
As cream and cake are both wholesome
and enjoyable for children, tho
refreshments might consist of the same,
served in the following manner: li
liviug in a city, good sized patty shells
may be procured from the bakery, or
they may be baked at home in old
sauce dishes. The pastry should be
sufficiently tough, so as uot to break
easily. I'lace the ereaiu in these
shells aud arrange so as to resemble
the filliug for a pie, drop into each two
or three sugar plums and serve on
plates witu the cake. Louie .hick
Horner will receive many a blessiug
for his mythical existence.
As an extra entertainment, make a
large stocking of tan colored cloth;
stuff the toe and part of the log with
excelsior, and paint black spots for
buttons and black dotted lines to resemble
stitcliir.g. so as to make it look
as much as possible like a high top
shoe. Fill white paper bags threequarters
fall with candy and nut's;
fasicu to a stick the head of a paper
doll, or china head, or one made of
white tissue paper, stuffed with white
cotton ??d painted; put the stick- into
_ the middle of the l>ag.-> so that tliev will
^ be secure; then cut a strip of colored
crepe largo enough to gather and tie
about the neck of the doll; then till in
u littlrtwiMi cnt'.-m nnd c.ithpr mid
tie, with the bag, to form the waist;
then let fall in the form of a dress, so
us to cover the bag entirely. Place
the dolls thus made i:i an 1 about tlio
shoe, and let some one. dressed to
represent the "'Old woman who lived
in a shcc," present each child with
oue as a souvenir as he goes home.?
New York Tribune.
1 lie Fir?t Uro:?U For Modern I.iUerlv.
The whole history of the luovem ?ut
which resulted in the establishment
of the Commonwealth of England
will be misread and misnuderstood if
we fail to appreciate that it was the
first modern, and not the last medieval,
movement; if we fail to understand
that the men who lignred in it,
aud the principles for which they
contended are strictly akin to those
men and those principles which have
appeared in all similar groat movements
since the English Revolution of
1(I8S; in the American Revolution of
177<s and the American Civil War of
1801. We must keep ever in mind the
essentially modern character of the
movement if we are to appreciate its
true inwardness, its true significance.
Fundamentally, it was the first struggle
for religious, political and social
freedom, as we now understand the
terms. As was inevitable in such a
first struggle, there remained even
among the forces of reform much of
what;properly belonged to previous
generations. In addition to the modem
side there was a medieval side,
too. Just so far as this medieval element
obtained, the movement failed.
All that there was of pood and of
permanent in it was due to the new
elements.?Theodore "Roosevelt, iu
Scribncr's.
.Meinoruud iini For a l'roponul.
A young lady was acting temporarily
ms hostess, and her time was much occupied.
One of her admirers, a nervous
and absent-minded lover, perceived
that this would be the eace,
and io facilitate matters he determined
to bring affairs to a point. Ha
5^ didn't get a chance.
"Afterward," said the object of his
ill-starred devotion, "I found this
memorandum on tho llcor. where ho
had dropped it iu his agitation. It
reads thus:
"'Mention rise in salary. Monties
loneliness. Mention pleasure in bur
society. Mention prospects from
Uncle -Tim. Never loved before. Propose.'"?Cfdliei'f
Weekly. 1
Nervous
are ailing women. When
a woman has some i l cr^aSc
trouble she is certain tc
he nervous and wretched*
With many women the
monthly suffering is co
oreat that thev are for
days positively insane,
and the most diligent efforts
of ordinary treatment
are unavailing,
Lvdia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
comes promptly to the relief
cf these women, The
letters from women cured
by it proves this, This
paper is constantly printing
them, "
The advice of Mrs, Pinkham
should also be secured
by every nervous
woman. This costs nothing,
Her address is L ynn,
Mass,
More mushrooms are raised m the
vicinitv o: Paris than in am other place
in the world.
Dr.BnUs
COUCH SYRUP
Cures Croup and Whooping-Cough
Unexcelled for Consumptives. Gives
quick, sure results. Kcfusc substitutes.
Dr. IIa.T s Pillaure Biiiouinrit. Trial, :o for sc.
T!ie present campaign in South Africa
is practically the tirst opportunity the
British military authorities ha\e had ot
putting the cycle corps to a reil te<t.
The cyclist corps attached to the Durban
Bight infantry recently covered a
route oi <x> miles in one day tor the purpose
ot obtaining information of the
' i.i ...
HOtT lOrCfN. IKUIIK Willi' >r\n 1111-11111^ VI.
tin* way. The veldt in <lry weather is
admirably adapted ior cycling.
United States ships are till bringing
Imnic from Cuba t!io bodic*? ??f soldiers
who fell in the war with Spain.
5?
Bg gjp
B..
BfcS,
Can Consumption He Cured?
If lateen fn hand early, wo confidently clair-*
it ?*an be arrested by a course of l>r. King'
Emulsion. Th.sisa special <|iiality of pup
cod liver oil and hypoidiosphiies. combine.',
i in such a way as to make, it palatable to th*
most delicate stomachs. Even in last stage*,
when a euro can not be expected, this wonderful
medicine will give a new lease on life
and years of comfort. Dut don't wait.
There's the trouble, r..mmei.ee with tin*
fii-t warning. 1 b?' s.ignt < ..ugh. pain in tb?
I chest or back and loss of flesb. All these are
dangerous symptoms and must not bedisre)
garden. .Many a man. thinking he bad a
e ...stitiitii.il ot iron, lias gone ihewav of ail
I the earth, years Iwfore his more delicate
neighbor. from sheer carcle.siio.".
' \ Charlotte in:in. warned : v his physician
of pod-alde consumption, t v the u-e o! I?r.
i Kiiiir's Kmulsion iu :< ;?> i hi^ weigh' ten
pounds in one tronth. lltttwu.:. ?V Ucnn
i Co., Charlotte, N. C, ">)e ami >1.00.
I
America's Crook^dcst R'v?r.
i Fr<>:n its four heads in the Boston
mountain- t<> B.ite-vilie. where it leaves
; the ().:arks ami enters the Arkansas low,
lands. White river is a -uc<e-sion of astoni-hing
curve:. \'o other r:\ er on tite
continent so often and s<i nearly doubles
, upon it-elf. From tile source to the
i i flat country is a distance on a straight
line ui perhaps 150 miles. White river
I | between thc-c point' ha- a course ot
over (co miles: some e-timnte- make
, it 1,000 miles.
I We refund 10'- ii>r every package of Pct
nam Fiiii i.ns Dyk that fails to give sntns|
faction. Monroe Drug Co., l uionville. Mo.
Sold by all druggists.
' \ French >cieiiti>t has made <nnir
| plants .'.riitieially Mpine" by keeping
them in an icebox all night aid expos
in^ them to the full action <>t the -un
during the day.
i State or Ohio, City or Toeepo, i
Lre vs COUNTY. )
Frank J.Cheney makes oath that heis ihe
senior partner of tne Arm o' j. F. Cheney &
| Co..doinc business in the City of'I oledo. ountyand
State aforesaid.and thatsnid firm will
; pay the sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
en'h and every ease of catarrh that cannot
be cured by the use of Hai.i.'s Catarrh
Cure. Frank .t. Cheney.
1 Sworn to before me and s ibsrribed In ray j
* I presence, this 5th day of . ccember,
I SEAL - A. I>. ISSrt. A. W. GI.EA80N,
1 * Notary Public.
Hall's Catarrh Cure is taken internally,and ,
acts dlreetly on the blood and mucous surI
faces of the system, bend for testimonials
tree. P. J, I'HENEY & Co.. Toledo, O.
Sold by I'rmtifisle. 7.V.
Hali's Family bill- are the best.
Mr? Winslow'sSoothlntrbyrnpfor children
leethini:.softens the gntiiA reducing iuflama
j t!ou. aliare paln.cure? wind colic Sic a tiuiim
i Vitality low, dehllitato 1 i?r exhausted cured
bv l)r Kline's Invigorating Tonic. Frkk
J trial Tottle for- u ticks' treatment. Dr. Kline.
l.d.. i?l Arch St., I'hi adolphia. Founded 1ST!.
j Piso's Pure for Consumption is an \ No. 1 j
Asthma medicine.?W. It. Wii.i ams, Antioch,
, Ills.. April 11. 18IM.
k / That's the way s
\t W& because the prof
j\ yBr < heap Knegy off
^ j at only a dollar <
^ B
Xjo. Sep our Agent or write direct It
| Complete E:
I Internal I
Consisting of CUT1CU
cleanse the skin of ci
soften the thickened cul
ment (50c.), to instanl
tation, and inflammai
heal, and CUTICURA R
cool and cleanse the bl<
is often sufficient to cu
disfiguring skin, scalp
with loss of hair, when i
6;..l u..- - .. -i thTworti r ttibDTTcCo^
I am
Past 80
| and Not
I a Gray Hair
" I have used Acer's Hair
Vigor for a great manv years,
and although I am past eighty
! years of age, yet I have not a grav
hair in my head.'' Geo. 1 el!ott,ToT7con,
Md.. Aug. 3,1899. j
wwawmn Lti _ v-Le.1-1 gmgcnaw<. w BJMW
Win 1 111 mn 1 rrimrrr-r
Have You
Lost It? I
We mean all that rich, dark !
color your hair used to have.
But there is no need of mourning
over it, for you can find it
ag"n- >
Aycr's Hair Vigor always re- i
stores color to grav hair. We
know exactly what we arc sav- I
mg when we use that word
" alwavs."
It makes the hair grow heavy j
and long, too; takes out every
bit of dandruff, and stops falling
of the hair. Keep it on j
your dressing table and use it
every day. $1.00 & bottle, ah drumisis. !
Write the Doctor
If yon <!<> notobtainull tholtonefits you
Wire Imni t!io use ??f tin* Vigor, write I
The iHM-tor about it. How ill tell you just :
the right thine to do. and will send you
his 1mm.k on the llair and Scalp it' you
reijne'-t it. Address.
0 Hr. J. Ay Kit, Lowell, Mass.
omo dealers do! Push cheap goods (A
its are large. Why let a man push a ^
on you when you can get the best I
>r so more? Do you ever think about j%
10CK HILL??ock vlacj
?7ZS9S?&fHS*1g*S*Z!9S9. !
(ternal and I
reatment
RA SOAP (25c.), to
cralpc Ptld
1U3U) aim
:icle, CUTICURA Ointtly
allay itching, irrition,
and soothe and
ESOLVENT (50c.), to
ood. A SINGLE SET
re the most torturing,
>, and blood humors,
ill other remedies fail.
Prcp?M Eostoa. Ho? to Cor* Bpttni Honon, frto.
v \ '' ' * a
PTrj] Every one to
LU. know that the
KEELEY CURE,
For Drink, Drug and Tobacco Addle*
tions is now re-established atColum*
bia, S. C. Call or ?Vrlte,
the keeley institute,
COLUMBIA. S C
Buy now and
okch save money.
Price.* on Machinery and Supplies of every
description are advancing and sow is ilia
opportune time to place your order.
"SEASONABLE"
Engines and Boilers. Saw and Gri-t Mi.Is,
Rice IIullers, Grain l'rilis, Wood Working
Machinery.
Write us when in the market for anything
in our line. It will pay you.
VV. H. GIBBES & CO.,
Headquarters for Machinery and Mill
Supplies.
804 Gervals St., Near l.'nlon Depot,
( OLi; UHIAj S. t'.
DIANOS and ARGANS
I direct from theU factory !
o o o o o o oco
HOW CHEAP '
j JyiU 1 IU. BUT HOW GOOD.
WARRANTY:
Tlie Instruments I roprmonl are Inllf
; warrunled by reputable builders ana
endorsed by me. making you Doubly
! See 11 red.
OOUD, RELIABLE ORUAIN5*, 935 up.
QOO?>, RELIABLE PIANOS, $175 up.
I Write for Catalogue to,
M. A. MALONE,
| l QU .tlBI >,<. f.
iiiiii;
The Smith Pneumatic Suction Elevating.
Ginning and Packing System >9 the Simple?*
ami Most Eflflcieut on the Market; Fortyeight
Complete Outfits In Sovth Caroiin?j
Each One Giving absolute Satisfaction.
BOILERS AND ENGINES;
Slide Valve,
Automatic and Coriiss,
Mr Light and Heavy Log Beam Saw Mills
Cannot Ge equalled in Design, Efficiency or
Price by any Dealer or Manufacturer tu th?
South. Write for Prices and Catalogue*.
V. C. BADHAM & CO., I
1326 Main St.,
COLUMBIA, - - 5. CKilr.rr's
Kape Spelt*
KhrsKirh. >?< Jy^Bff-Nv What 1m Itl
?creen y^|^lllW mt/IK Catalo*
it"' ARM^ViV
i/y SEEDS^>x
to.ySy Salw r's Sftli are U arranted to Prodor*.
od Lather. K.Trot P?. aN'.oni?.ned ib<*
M He iW'iDf. Mirju . by -jroal.ig 'iObu.'h. Satier'a^iro gBMi
Mr r"'KV. If v.-u lo'ibi, wrir>: tbem. Wr with lofitln BH
100.000 r.t* *r cuMoir.-n. ti^oc^will scud ou trial >ij3
fj 10 DOLLARS WORTH FOR 10c. !\J
HQ 10 | kg* wf rar-j fitriu ^c?i% Salt Buib, the 3-eared
Com >|?. l:r. producing eObu-*h. food an?l 4 toii? hay W^m
V^\ m?ih Pluti' . t miia'til .Set-1 ('aialn*. Mllnga!! '
about * Great Million Dollar jKjjM
^^^Aabced Pot atoe* 91.'JO a bbl. mod
aloe
adr. wllli ^alone,?*.
R?fARPRAI
tUraWilA!
No Medicine to Swallow!
' i urn I h.v A r pt ! >n J ri :lj d a r *_ _ *VJ
'f not benefitted money refumlad^
Rook free on nppik'HtloB.
$l. ?i for m I* \li Uj the
MA WhO ORt'CKUY CO., Manning, f*. C.
SOi.E AUT.S. t OK N. C.. S. C. AND t.A.
BOOii A WE NTS WANTED FOR
the grandr?: and fasten; telling hook ever jwbluhcd.
Pulpit Echoes
OR LIVING TRUTHS FOR HEAD AND IIV. A FT.
Containing .Mr. MOODY'S lieat feriin.ra, with fittrt .
Thrilling noriea. Incident*. Prrtanal rzperieucea.etr., at told.
By I). L. Moody
himvO'. With* complete hiatory of Mr lift b" Iter. CHAN. Y.
VUa?, l'a.'tor ef Mr Moody t t llicago '.iircii lor (We jura,
and mi Introduction l>r |{r\. 1.1 MAN MlRoTT, 11. D.
Jlrand new rtllll pp .it'iteeo'e,/ C'JM.OOR renr^
AUKVia W'.t.NlFI?-M?n and lVom.n. ?7* "alee
immuw'-M liarierl tip-.e '.or .tgenta rend for term* to
A. D. WOKTIUNGTO.N A < ?>., liurtlord. lunu.
SSEED si?"?*:FREE !
\* E \\ II I, M V H 1 Ol n $. bo* o- Seeds ?r
\ our elcetlnn Ifjoti will fln>t?ell 4" pnt ci ? ?r*ctnlile.ee.:.
|e>pti|nr k I nrta for na M .V. each .and*rr -?
I'will help you Mil by r;:rnlslilnif i ?e?-n imf r.um.
UVffivr ClirlhlnK I.ar-tl?a' I Tf-?- Bfij
Wi'.sn'l vnurr-holre ?ir many ?'th<-r iiwful ).rll<-lc? j^H
?x pmnluin. or vvt? a'low a ear-h ( niinlsaltw. ^ u
Muiirt Itriiulrrd Ina<Kii'iti'.>lai|?y wriu? m? H|
i.?w;il. Ktstfim y> u arr?T<t 'III* i-flWInann-flv J *- MB
I" rj.nn'l wi- will for?nr.l thrm*?->l-. I)n<--hli|? u?*t
I p-nntim li-r liv mail. 1J Klni;' i?-lin ? ml. \ a.
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r,??>iiH liNiramlle '? !*? P-h-h'-l Kra*-.
Kullv unai'antai'.l. Itfails *.V"" Hit; fn?>ii?*y iiu-it. 9H
Stii..lar l Ga-i.ainp < >., Hi Ml'-linjJii St.. l'liua?r?.
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