hsbabiy yoy use it?
Nearly everyone docs, and I? so yoa
know all about how far superior it is to
cither baking soda or baking powder.
Leaven
is tbe latest advance in baking prcparn^
tjf es, and if yen don't nse it you should.
It Is Better Than Soda
beca-se it will ?nake biscuit just right
every time. No more yellow spots or
i-oe'a taste.
it Is Better Thart Baking Powder
1>ecansc it is half as strong again and
one heaping tcaspoouful will do the
work of two rounded teasjnionfiils ot
the b.st baking powder ever made.
It Don't Spoil
hut i* so prepared that with ordinary
care it will retain its full strength for
years. We do not have to pack it in
;i;i t:?ns like baking jiowdcr, and thus
--ai ing enables us to give you Ik tter
va ne f< r your money than you ever
iiad b; fore.
A Ljirtt Ircvenrik lite vkolf
urcef f'>rtcii conts ?6 t>;ir.ces/?).-f.vc ecat*.
Dyspepsia Cure
Digests what you eat.
T t arti ticiaily digests t ho food and aids
Nature in strengthening and reconstructing
tlio exhausted digestive orpans.
It is; ho latest discovered digestant
and tonic. No other preparation
can approach it in efficiency. It instantly
relieves and permanently cures
Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Heartburn,
Flatuence. Sour Stomach, Nausea,
Sick Headache.Oastn?lpia,Cramps,and
all other results of i m perfect d icrest ion.
5rc*>nrf d s? e. iv-wi** A Cn.. Chicago.
If $34.50. I
[ "Acme" Bkydesf
i' '98 Models. High Grade. jjjj|
| SAV- GKADE AS AGENTS SELL P08 JTi.OO.
m v.'e Have no Agents but Sell Direct jig
H to the Rider at fflana'dctarcr's
Prices, Saving You rll
Agent's Profitr.
Tl.-st ml"r' Sujxrrb Gnish. C,
c'"Sii't iuodcU We sh.p anywhere itb
of examination, pay expn-ss
lv>l!i ways and relunii year mA
- ! 'uv i; not as represented. V.vcry jtrnj
li-'.';; \is full'/ <Aurrantc( t ooru'x.t/ Sm
i ' ' .-1 . : as v.elI as Defective Work- W
/< ?<:. iii . Send for catalogue.
1 ACME CYCLE CO., $
; iO2 Main Si., - Elkhart, Ind. rau
14sam: ~ - IMmN
l . . _ '_jSStorQ _ nana
U ; prii'.- tlies-mc :t*onliB?ry l?nnds. Prus-trlsts
.'iS'. ?! i>ods:;i le.ilkciittlM-ll it a: liw <vnis an
'.::i t. (irtcers so:1 it in |i&c-kapus ivt 10c-. a ;x>lim1
it ]ouu<isfor23c.
!z is Exactly the Same Soda,
T?> the Ivs". vim rnt>t itu&t on packages? put
v ;> il:e 1 tauufat tutvr wit It the
**?"? PRAKO TRADEMARK
ACME HYGIENIC MATTRESS.
Thiti aiat:rer?. dopetul* largely uoon air-the most reeilIhnt
force known to science for ft* Injurious comfort in
o*r. hiKUu: a hollow central air atutra the Irneth and width
of the maltre-s containing niwins section with t*> steel
spring* interred.el into woven trim fat.rim at ton ?nd ln?l
torn. Arinnd this is idacod ilio tilling. no?i-?ilj*.ort?cnt anil
eptip pure white cotton fell. The air under pressure in
xjmhiiwitiou with the spn'mpi result in n uott ren-nrkah'.elasticity
and *ith the n'.lier features make the maltise*
fcyg.enic, pneumatic, self-ventilating and of downy soft
lil'Urr I nun UIIJ enter nuurrar ui hp* J< rn-1.
POCC-lo introduce our
q arnCCfUvW "ACMC"
r il -1 ^wiUjfloale Matter** ? > will for k
Tw' ! i to i tod time include with everj
j H order a Ana Kft? I rlmnrC
j4^ U WhlU' KtawIrA
/ \ 9 atrial Bed Kmr.
a like t>u( 'jour
s QtvI/ c'l?.ce wMih?~
"**.11v | I feet,audoneof our
iKfj. H fl celebrated intent
llL^J "At'MK" B?d
1 1 p \ FKurtiies. fotoe n?
[l| 8 '.J ' " || " | | > adopt>d t>> theS.
J?ci I 'a . | ? An.)} after three
\) w \ I i I \ nionths of the most
( i \! f?i > * tf
jkA 11 paiubiutio: the .t
"e P* prtv.t virtues rtimfi.rl.d
umhllllt Mud
elru-llncM. Adjusts i'aelf antomntiratti to raoinK
woi?;hLs. A luht and heav? portion lyiac side l?> side will
not roll attain t each other. (Vnd * nr Itotiar. state
rile of Mattress fT" " i ~~p , _
end Bed wanted f.l " tlt[ "2
and wow ill ship . /'/ \ '
?|iefii prjwaptlt.^ ji-j \ "
?"? 1'~L ' U 1
and pa> the 'm! "* <
anc? jl4?Oi> md fr. Jrli ?br^-only nlifo ? il:sfi?| that
t*ey *-x n*t I v a? Wtiet^nil mah - (Ji 1 ?VOO
\C?CH or tier W > l>n-j?uy irv-ixui in ion mni i inrcKu.
Farther, *euri]| mitke *lt??*:uout witft the <U(|'r<*o. under*tar<l
in crh.it iT. in >??nr in lu'numt.t!.- m;.'?re>^;?Ionr? i? not
worth mii.v th in fl*>. ?> ;.nd bntfei than a?i> o:h.-r mattrm,
\ no ru.itt-r how costly. .von cau hare your money twit.
The o. h-t- of tins iniittrnw di>^- not ls-j n (e, n-M'nt its
value, (h-i r-*il solid comfort found in it* iNearly
everybody who h.v it-ml it thus l?i has reported full
v.i ue n oire.| in tlie first ti ciitli's-j-h
The premium . ottero-l in connection with the tratrre*.
f. ? a fren rfift from V tor (1:3 udvertisi.-w * I ' h vie rti o'l
we will obtain fron til) r-o on your par: ?<1 tiii: wsilrue*.
,rt is CV use tlotiB that its lull merits can l<?- ; ( reci.-t!?Nl.
On rvtue-t we will rend duplicates of .at totters
i f endorsement lrnrp th? cs-h'hrnle-l t'tiii-n-n snrtfenri.
J-r.J. It. Murphy; Washington flpnini:, !.:t, .-tstxssii-r of
< hic.ot-<. Mr. dow-fl- Sieiad. of Sieytfoot er & <V>. of
Ohitv.ito. la lite K. VV. riitford of Chic. r.r.aii-J m.-.n> other
v.ell i.aowu peopla. of the u-.crils of tins matt.ves. \?U for
ltoo!.ii't ** i."
O ff C-Samtdoe ;/ covers and illui tr .ted cataI
Ci vu lo,:u?- sh'i'vio-; morn then (? ??!? ? ol
Ncinof o.?-hi ?-it sill -C'Z _ t ice*. Airar Sewing
Much in--*. i>. .-Wo"T-Jirie A ens- Itro Ti-lrami-d
Metal '-k ls. Mantle nod ? p.-lcltl folding
Bcdn. Chnlrt, Kock* elf. p
*fM? SPRtWC ' ' w. <33d St..
^ ?? .;?? iMiCAC-f.
WHEN HERRINC SV/APM.
How They Are Capture*! Willi Torch and
>el in Mn<t*arhuiielt* Kay.
Never in the history of Massnchu* '
tfptts Bay fisheries has there been rec?
orded a more successful herring season
than the present one. Thousand*
of barrels have been trapped, many
have been tasen in the gill nets, but
the torch and dip net have played
great havoc with the shining backo.t
fishes. Tho takinor of fresh herring
j - * ~ * t>
J in the harbor and near the shore this
season in such large numbers bronght (
i thousands of dollars to the tiapmen. i
i and because of their cheapness and
J quick delivery hundreds of vessels 1
i have been baited up, sent to the lishi
ing grounds and brought in on quick
trips.
Tho use of the torch for euticiug i
tish to the surface of tho -water dates |
j away back; the boston. Swnuipscott I
and South Shore fishermen have j
: dipped Sperling near Plymouth by the :
j aid of the torch for City years as welt j
j ns the Eastport sardine tishers. Tho
, novelty about this season's husiucss j
j is the dippiug of full grown herring at 1
! night by the use of the torch. There
| have been few spawn herring taken in
this way, for the iish that once made |
j the waters of boston bay appear like J
i a sea of milk by their deposit of j
I spawn and melt have not shown on this
! coast for years. The herring which j
j struck this coast in such countless i
! numbevs this season is nu entirely new
! species.
Among the novel boats engaged in j
; fishing is the jietroleuni boat Quartette, j
' and when Captain William Dexter ex- j
tended an invitation to a reporter to I
make a trip it was accepted, and the ;
j craft was churned toward Cobnssct at I
the rate of seven knots an hour. Outside
Boston light a heavy swell was
met, but the boat kept on until the
shore of Cohasset was reached, then
the anchor was dropped and the mainsail
set to keep her trom rolling.
The preparation for torching was
simple, as when the dory was hauled
iid alongside, a pole with a grate at
> taebed war, laslied across the how ami I
the grate tilled with cotton, over which
was poured petroleum. There were
four meu in the dory? two on the oars,
! one to dip and a boat steercr As soon
as they got into shoal water the torch
was lighted, and while the in en on tho
1 oars made the dory spin through tho
water the man 111 the how stood ready
to din when the tish came to the surI
face in response to the light.
Soou there rose to the surface lierj
ring in countless numbers, aud every
time tho dip net went down a bushel
i of the shiny backs was brought into
the boat. Th'rty dins were made, resulting
in a take of ten barrels. Then
the dory went alongside the launch
and shoveled them on deck. Ten trips
wcro made, and Captain fleeter said
lie hr.d lftl> barrels, which was all he
could comfortably carry.
The anchor was hauled up and the
luirt/lod f/,v ft \v:H MS
no\el a;ul pleasant a way of taking
fish as the writer ever saw, and when
under way the crew rat down to a
midnight me::I after two hours* hard ;
work. Tiie boat arrived r.t T wharf at ;
3.30 a. in., anil when the market
opened at 7 o'clock part of the catch
was sold for bait an.I the balance to
the dealers. ? iloston Globe.
C.i'.j Can Swim.
"Cau cats sv. iui? was asked of an 1
; old fisherman.
"Why, certainly," was the reply,
"and that reminds me of a cat I oucu
tried to drown that swam ashore.
Sorely there must have been hundreds
i or thousands of people who have
: drowned cats in the same way. but
nevertheless this was r.n experience of
' rnv own. We had a eat that wo wanted
to get rid of, aud as humane a way us
1 any to kill it was by drowning. So I
I put a couple of bricks in the bottom
of an old grain sack, and put in the
cat, and tied the bag up carefully and
securely and walked down to the end
of a wharf and stood there and swung
the bag with the cat and the bricks in
it round like a sling until I eouhl give
it a good momentum and then let it
go, and slung it out to fr.l! and siuk in
the water, 1 should say twenty feet
away.
"I supposed, of course, that thai;
was the last of tie cat: bul the next,
morning tno tirst thing I saw when I
went out of the house was the cat sitting
on tho veranda.
"I suppose the hag hud a weak spot
in it somewhere, the brick.-, were
; heavy and sharn-eorneie 1 and swing!
iug the bag round that way started it.
more, and thy cat was despciate. Md
j with the bag that way it scratched and
tore its way out and got to the wiia-i
nud clawed its way up aud cauie
ashore.
! "Can a cat swim.' Why. sure!
I New York Sun.
i
An Ancient l!:trril Orjan Vncnrthnl.
i Barrel organs were formerly quite
frequent in English churches, aud
! one has recently been unearthed in a
i church near Bochester, England. It
has six stops and nix barrels and is
capable of rinding out sixty tunes in
nil. A:r?-- thtiu are Mich archaic
specimen as "Job,' "Old lltb."
The organ v.cs operated bv the teuton.
Buckingham Balnea has a scent
fountain which on state occasions is
fed with ea i dc cologne.
' i
Presbyterian C'imrch?Iter. J. E 1
Duulop, pMhtor, Ihc 8arhd*y, 4 u. m.. \
3rd buuduy 11 K. tu. <
MetLodiKt t'fanrch ? Iter. W S i
Mir tin, poMtor, Iht and 4th Snrxleys '
11 *. in. and 7:30 p. tn.; 3d Scutia ,. 1
I Ill*
Baptiht Church Her. F. W. Eaaou,
minister, 2nd buudoy. 11 e_ m. aixt 7i3*
p. m.; -lib Sunday 7>50 p. ta.
Episcopal Chnrch -Hev. R. W. Rare
well, pusior, -!ud Sundae 11a. m.,7;3u ;
p. ui. ,
Ol'K CLUB UFKKRS,
The Connty Record one year and ,
the Farm Journal live yeara, ?1.00.
The Connty Record one year and the Home
aud Faruj, $1.25.
The Connty Record one year and
lhe Seini- tVeekly News and Courier,
*1.75.
The County Record one vearandthe i
Tri Weekly (N. Y.) World* ?1.65.
The Connty Record one year end
the Semi-Weekly Columbia State,$2.00. j
The Connty Record one year and the
Atlanta Constitution, $1.75.
. i
DUCII Of KUUCI15
CASH DRV GOODS STORE.
, I
Some Of Oar Specials:
Ladies' Umbrellas, 20 inch. Black !
Serge, 12 different atyl-.a of l>eoor*te<l i
C'bint* and Sterling Silrer, Congo baa- !
dies, 89 cents.
2C-iuch, Steel rods, Black Serge,
Congo bundles, 49 coots.
2t> inch, Black Silk, Steriincr Silrcr,
i'nrned Congo handles, $1.29.
2<S-incb, extra quality. Black Serge,
-?l ? i .-../I /I- L- rvro^n i'jirrpil hgri* '
Willi U1UI-& UUU U??I a ?
die?, at 65 ami 98 cents.
Gentlemen's 26-inck. Black Gloria
Silk , Steel rods. Sterling silver, turned
Conyo bandies, $1.30.
ho-iuoh, Steel aud Wood rode, Black J
Serye, 40 cents.
26-inch, BUck Serge, latest style j
Horn handle, SI 24.
BLACK SATINE at 5 cents.
White Lawn, -10 inchea wide, 5c.
Cambric nt 5e.
White Table Damask at 20, 25, 34,
48, 50, 74c, SI and SI.25. ,
lied Damask at 15, 20, 25 and 35c.
Btiuitiful Colore*! Silks at 24 cents.
Hi:ck Towel?, bright borders 5c.
Towels at ? i. ,
Bleached liuck Towols, H S, 37x20,
at 10 cents.
Luce Curtains, Crash Skirts, white
Plaid Aprons, Wrappers, Lambrequins, 1
Tinsel Drapery, Bureau Scarfs, Piliow j
Case?, Side Cjmbs,Shirt Waists, Br n.-h ,
Braid, Dress Pome, Crash, Straw
Sailors, Bell Crown Sailors, and several
ether kinds too numerous to mention
573 nnd 575 Kin# St., Cb?rle*ton.S.C.
Skm Diseases.
For the speedy and permanent r.uio o:'
tetter, salt rheum and vcxerna, Chum
xrlain's Eye and Skin Ointment i.
without an equal. It relieves the itch
ng and smarting almost instantly mr
ts contitned use effects a* permanerr
nre. It also cures itch, barber's itch
cnld head, sore nipples, itching piles
happed hands, chronic sore eyes
granulated lids.
ur. Cady's Condition Pwdrs for
iorses nre the best tonic, Mood purifiei
and vermifuge Price, 25 cents, tiold hi
11 LU IJIIOIU piiWCO| V* V|<v?
cbcap.
Just receive J, 1 case Cordel's IJcati- j
fill Gcoda at 5c per jard
j
Furniture Department
10-picc'e Solid Oak Suits SI7.
10-piece Solid 0?-k Suits $18.
10-piece Solid Walunt Suits $65 to
sno.
Solid Oil. Sideboards $12 to $15.
Imitation Walnut Sideboards $0 50 to j
$8. ^ j
Single Lounges $* to $6.
Led Lounges $8.50 to S15.
Imitation Walnut Le<la $2.50 to $6. I
Mh Ureases $2 to $8. I
Led Springs $2.25 to $-4.
6-foot Oak Extension Tables $4.50 to
$10.
fmitation Oak Extensioa Tables
33.5(h !
Kitcheu Table $1.25 to SI.75.
Full Size Willow Hookers SI.SOL
Kitcheu Safes S2. 73 to 83.50.
Stoves $5.25 to $20.
Ladies' Desks S3 to $14.
10-piece Decorated Charmber sets $2. IS
G-foot Smyrna Kuga $2.88.
5-foot Velvet Carpet Bugs 0^.50.
5-foot Smyrna Bug-t$l.40.
3-foot Smyrna Hugs C-as.
G-foot Juto Hugs 08c.
Wiudow shades 10c to$1.25.
Bamboo Easels 50c to $1.50.
iT list received, a uew lot of fine
Chinese and Japanese matticgs.
HI i IBIS.
,
I
u0^n An ! h fre^n Grott* fra
I ?tiff b mn?l iu*;r?-cr?4? tqntpmrnl throu
^rftlA J/Jfl? H^l fl An iLf f.rirfirwiia^nl'i rainatd
oLNB Uftt. UULLAn heirhl of frenie wwrted, en J we 1
! aikh'p^dto mowtfba ewd onariwe* If eon dou't find >1 the
n-n?* (IKBF.R TO-flA Y if wtnt t* he duepp-unted
WE HAVE BICYCLES MSB
rn rrwry hew ts ivyic^et ? RurlrwJi eerred their bicrrle le
\ 1*r 01; Mwr> e?o Um ?f sowple wheel to efenti Write f
a* the jrruwii Krtiedvf Btryel* Hone* in the world end ere
Chew I in ^yw*moo<ur?i? eBdieoif ruitomer* ever) wh?re
J. Lm ME
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