The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, July 05, 1900, Image 3
TToroerT* Unequal Rights.
In thirty-seven of these United
States a married mother has no legal
right to her children. In sixteen states
a wife has no legal right to her own
turnings outside of the home. In eight
states a woman has no right to her
own property after marriage. In seven
stares there is no law compelling a
man to support his own family,
nrdical Itnuk I tit.
' Rt.ov Thyself." a book for men only,
Pt nt Free, postpaid. sealed. to any mate
reader mentioning tin* paper ; f>c. for postfcge.
The Science of I.ife, or Self-l'reservntion.
tlie (ioitl M-.ini l'ri/.e Treatise. tl e
b?et Medical Book of tin.- or nuy age, 370
) with engravings and prescriptions.
OuJy 25c.. paper covers. Library Edition,
full gi't, *1.00. Adiire?s The Pea'?ody MedI
Ml Institute. No. 4 Itu 1M neb St., Boston,
Mass.. the oldest and best in this country.
Write to-day lor t tiese book.-; keys to Liealtli.
1*P to snuff?;.n old-fashioned candle.
To Ciirr a < old in One Ifar.
Take Laxative IJk< mo yvtstvE Tam.fs.
Ail druggists refund ttierzi uey if it fail.-to
cure. L. W. tlhovK s signature on each box.
25c.
It's the big pans in politics who ,
come to conventions with bocins.
FITS j>erinanently cured. No:us or bitvuij*.
e*s* after first day i use ol l?r. i\ line's Ore it
Nerve Kept.?rer.$2triH: bottle and treati?efree
L?r. K. 11. Ki inf. Ltd.. Kil Arcn >t. FLila. !'. ?. |
The summer girl s campaign is full
of eug:ig< uients.
A Colonel in the British South African |
arm v says that Adams' Tutti Frutti was a
bieebing to his men while marching.
It's natural for a man to kick when
fcc has tu foci the bill.
<'nrc for Consumption i? an infalli- ,
bit- medicine for couch* and cold*. N \\.
S vmceu t>< can ?irovc. N. J.. Feb. 17. lW. j
1.". A. llcxd. Tob-do. O.. sa>*: Hall's ('a*
tarrh Cure cured my wife ol eatarrh fifteen j
years ago and she ha* ha I no return of it.
it a -itre ar?\ soiu ey i.'rucci-is, io>\
Mr?. Win-low'-^oo'htn.; >yrui? forcluidren
teething. -oftensihe cum-, red nr e-inflnniMiHtioi..
allays i'aiii.curt"-iviad eolic.2.'?c.ahot tie.
Tin only thoroughly satisfied jH-rf<:is
ji: this world a:e those who ex- .
j>?-. t nothing.
l'i ; yam FAi.ua s- Ivisdu not .-pot. -treak
< r give your good- 11.1 unevenly dyed upp
arunce. Sold by all druggists.
The Willie Lov. with his trousers 1
t;:iii' d up. often finds himself turned j
down.
Are You l'?ine Allen'* Foot-Kane?
It I? the oulv .Mire for Swollen. Smr.rtinp,
Tire 1. Aching, Hot. Sweating Feet, Corns
and bunion-. A-k for Allen'9 Foot-Ea-e,
a powder to beshaket; into the shoes. Cures
wlaieyou walk. At nil Druggists and Shoe
St. res. 25e. Sample -ent FI.'F.E. Address
Adeu S. Olmsted, LeKoy. N. Y.
Many a fellow makes himself ill
drinking another fellow's health.
The If e-t PrcM-riplloii For KIiIIIm |
#an>l Fever is a bottle of Ueove's Tasteeess
< h:l:. Tonic. It is simple iron and ijuioine
in a tastele? form. Nocure.no pay. lTice25c.
Some neorde are always looking for trou
11?-. while others are coustantly running
twuy troni it. So. 27.
If her hostess does her own work
the girl guest who is thoughtful may .
properly give a helping hand in washing
the dishes or dusting the parlor.
l>u: thi< work ni'i-t be tactfully offered J
and nut. intrusively urged; some wo- !
men are averse to assi-tance from 1
their guests.?Ju!v Ladies ifonie Jour- '
sal. .
One
Woman's
i
Letter
SAYS
"I doctored with two of
UfUHOSI (fl/W(Wf O Iff Iffff w?/
for two years and had no
relief until # i/oetf the
Pinkham remedies.
"My trouble was uloeratlon
of the uterus. / suffered
terribly, oould not
sleep nights and thought
sometimes that death
would be such a relief.
" To-day I am a well woman,
able to do my own
work, and have not a pain.
" I used four bottles of
Lvdia f. Pinkham9s Vaue- !
table Compound and three j
packages of Sanative
Wash and cannot praise
the medicines enough,"? j
MRS. ELIZA THOMAS,
^ 634 Pine St., Eastcn, Pa.
Mrs. Pinkham advises
suffering women without
charge,
LvUia K. P.nkVani Med Co . L\ nr.,
Thompson's Eye Water
[TWO WEEKS SILENCE
i Nothing Has Been Heard From the
Missionaries.
NO HOPEFUL NEWS FROM CHINA
The President Leaves Por Canton Under
the Impression That The Situa|
tion is Improving.
| Washington, D. C\. Special.?The
, President is quitting Washington for
. h;s Canton home, full of confidence
j that the situation in China has improved.
though it is fair tu say that all
I the members of his official family do
| iu.t agree with him in that conclusion.
Indeed, the day's news, limited though
i: was. to a single cablegram from Admiral
Kernpff, and the preparation of
instructions to General Chaff?e. sent
out nothing calculated :o strengthen
- , * . V. f..: 1.
I lit.' UUpes UI lilt* lllt'iius w. .Utr 11'irif.ii
ministers and :he missionaries who
have now been silent for fully two
weeks. Kempflf's cablegram was a
disappointment, in his confession that
he knew nothing of the whereabouts
of the missing people, and there are
many expressions of wonder that,
neither that officer nor any of the foreign
naval commanders at Taku have
been ingenious enough to establish
some system of spying so a- to learn
within two weeks what has taken
place at Pel-tin. Still it is said at tne
Navy Department. that Admiral
Kempff apparently has done as well as
any of the other commanders in getting
the news, and that it would be
manifestly unfair to pronounce criticism
upon him until ail the facts develop.
if there h;.s been any fault.
Admiral Remev. who should arri\e tit
Taku within a week, according to the
short message lie sent from Hong
Kong, will make the fad manifest.
Relative to the interesting story
that an international accord has been
arrived at as to the settlement of the
i ninese trouuie. :*ru;p i?epai u:i?u; oificials
.-ay that while the United States
is not a par'y to such an agreement. if
the European powers and Japan have
come to an understanding on the basis
set out. the result should be welcomed
by all who have no selfish designs to
satisfy. It is of course not yet possible
to predict accurately what attitude
the United States would assume
officially toward such a combination,
nor whether the government could be
induced to enter into the common
agreement, except with some special
reservations made necessary by a desire
to preserve the unbroken tradi- j
tions of the United States in their relations
with forign nations.
Secretary Root devoted the afternoon 1
to preparation of instructions to Brig
auier uenerai t nanee. who iuis men
assigned to the command of troops or- j
iferetl to ^hjja and after a conference,
the President approved th<-m. with
only a few verbal changes which did
no"t chance their iie< I character.
A 'thoncTT excreta l >r tiiTo- wfi:il(T"nTt '
Emke public the text of General
Chaffee's instructions, he said that j
generally speaking. General Chaffee t
had been ordered ^ out for tTe'
United Spates in China! to avoid en- 1
tangling alliances, to act concurrently !
with the other powers where it was to
the general interest to do so and in a i
word, to continue the policy that has
marked the actions of the United ,
States government since the beginning
of the Boxer troubles in Uliina. These
instructions will be telegraphed to \
General Chaffer at San _ Francisco in j
order to reach him before his de- i
part a re on the transport Grant. Sun- j
day evening. Secretary Root said
that in case the progress of events !
made it necessary it would be an easy
matter to modify General Chaffee's instructions
by cable to Nagasaki, which
will be the first port visited by the
Grant, after her departure from San
lVnr? / feen
Insurgents Give Up a Prisoner.
Washington. D. C.. Special.?The '
following cablegram was received at
The War Department Friday morning. I
? from (Jeneral Otis at Manila:
"Ly<l W. Atkins. Company I. Thir- i
tv-fiftii Volunteer Infantry, woundetl
in arm. moderate and captured May 30.
was sent in by insurgents June 27th. j
He reports the health of ('has. I). Robens
captain Thirty-fifth Volunteers, j
and Private Mclnfvre cood.
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nonument to dmiral Semmes.
Mobile. Ala., Special.?A bronz#
statue, life size, of Raphael Semmes,
late admiral in the Confederate navy,
\\ iiS unveiled Wednesday afternoon, in j
Duncan place, at the inters?*, ion of
Royal street. The statue shows the
admiral in naval costume, standing
v.ith marine glass in his right hand!
and his left hand resting upon his
sword. The monument, which was
? : '<<1 by the Attn T. Hunter auxiliary
of the Srmnies Camp. Confederate V? t*
raits, v.as uiiv?-;p-tl by Mrs. Klectru
s Colston, daughter ct* the i.d*
m.tal. '
!Y ou Loc
What makes ycu 1
certainly must be seme
your tongue is coated
your head aches, if yo
your stomach, and if
then the whole trouble
What you need is a
EM liver pin, a purely veg
S? need a box of Aver s
||g need. These pills cur
|P ness, dyspepsia, and ;
OKI 25 cents c. box.
" I always keep .1 box of Aver's
Sjigjt their e?(u.;l for u liver regulator.
tomplaint unci chronic <.on>tij>atioi
tfjwfl Ohio, May ji. lyoo.
SOUTHERN DENTAL COLLEGE.
DENTAL DEPARTMENT
A riant 11 College of I'hy?iclan* and Surgeon*
Oi.DRST * 01.1 k;k is state Fourteenth An
I nual session open* Oct. : close* April 3otli
| Those com em p.at lug the ttuiiy of Deiiti-try
i elooild write lor ulogue.
1 Address S. \V. KOSTKR. Dean.
tig-tilt In 111:111 Building, Atlanta. Va. !
ACENTS WANTED
For Cram'- Magnificent Twentieth Centnry j
.'i:ip ??1 1 II11 f|l -*l.ur- .IIIM ?f UIMI. KU>h< o< I
! niul moit leair.lf .1 Mi?j> j.uMlen'lnn ever
printed on one ?dieet li shows all the rtven: !
chances 1'rlee low Fvnisive territory. I;i??
PjtOFIT 70 >A! t.v\lK\ a:-.- th? Jlnest line |
beautiful. quick selllnc < li'.itr-. STATK Mats |
nil I Famii.y Bibi.KS ever l-*ued W't Ito t< r t- rn?
and circular? showing want onr sal-Much ar?
dolup. UliiGlNS riBllfll.MO CO., Atlanta, < ??.
>n:mc w,
Tulane University of Louisiana
i It- advantages for i radical n.-:i notion. l oth
hi ample inl'orato'tt -> ami abundant h>?|dt::' |
materials nre titi? quailed. Free access cl'<en to |
the irreat ? dimity Hosj pal with bed* mid ]
j tJO.OOn ;>atlrn!rt annually. >j?eclal lii*tructi??u ii
(riven dally it the r.t tie ?i.-k. 'I In i. -\: i
>,?i,.;i |;? Xiivcni'ni Nr. Foi Mtali-pno
I and Information. add'e** I'KfK S. K < lUlllK.
Ml'., Lit A.N. F. U. I'rawer'.'01. New Orie.ius. I.a.
1TTKM'10> is facilitated if vou mention
A this paper when writing ail vet ti?er>. So. "2 7
HDODQY NEW DISCOVERY: ri'-i
rv O ? quick rc.iH' atitl C'ir?? wont
e*w? Boo* of tmtiraoa a - ?nd I() iln*?' tre*liue :t
tree. Or. B. B. OREEN'SEOM*. BOX ?. AtUcS*. a*
YOUNG MFN DO YOU cvunfti pavin Pf.*iton
i uuna mtn ,.u it \ii.ku \i?; u-*niiw|. con.
Ace 17 to -alari $vm to Kni-losc l: for i
tcrins.poKtag'M-ti-.J.l .W!t.s ?N..M^r . A.HlMetirai) N.C. ]
A III
ready for the summer's tria
is dangerous and destructive
is to give new strength to tf
life and work with CASCA,
( Get a box to-day and see ho
ZD
| To -ny needy xr.crta! suffering frcm bo
Sterling Remedy Curr.p.
i . .?
>k Cross J
ook that way? There p|
? good reason for it. If ||||
, if you are bilious, if rag
ur food rests heavy on 155
you arc constipated, ?B8
is with your liver. IBB
good liver pill, an easy ffljfl
;etable liver pill. You BS
Pills, that's what you 811
e constipation, bilious- MB
sick headache. gjajj
All druggists.
Pills on hand. Thi re is no pill SnK
I.ong ago they rurt-d me of liver OH
II."?S. 1.. Si t.:.LMAN, Columbus, |jgj|
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VA. |
Tbe Sixty-Third Session will com- j
in euro October 2, 1900.
Medical Graded Course Four Years, $65.00
Per ?es?ion. Dental Graded Course Three
Years. $6500 Per Session. Pharmaceutical
Course Two Years, $60 0u Per Session. No
Extras. For further particulars address
t'liK1STOPIIEK TOnPKI.N'S, ."*1.
Dean, Hit fl.TIOSD, VA.
ENGINES BOILERS.
E3 Tanks, Macks, SI and. Pipes and
Sheet-Iron work; Shafting, I'ul- ,
lejs, Hearing, Boxes, Hangers, etc.
ftaT'Cast every day: work ISO hands.
LOMBARD IRONWORKS
AND SUPPLY COMPANY.
Augusta, - - Georgia.
We SPECIAL Contracts!
WITH THE LARGEST ANI> MOST RE- 1
S 1' O X S I R I. E MANUFACTURERS OF
MAC HINERY AND MILE SUPPLIES. AND 1
ARE PREPARED TO OFFER YOU SPEC JA'. |
ADVANTAGES. OUR FACILITIES AiiE j
SECOND TO NONE.
Complete Ginning Equipments
Complete Power Equipments
A SPECIALTY
W H. GIBBES & CO.,
COLUMBIA, - 5. C.
South t'aroliaa ApenH for the Steel AVi? Sonth !
t-riek Mai hiiirr*.
rEO. E. NISSEN & CO.,
VI ^lamilHilurern
LiKh,^^Dm?s,WflbUrlo
durable and finest finish. Do not
take one claimed to be as good. If
not sold in your town, write us for ,
prices.
\vi wroN-s.% i.kn, n. r.
;ad i.i
He thinks he 1
one. No person
i\ liver is dead.
most people spen
in warm, stuffy
) |1N workshops. Ma
exercise as they
knows that pe(
V winter. As a ]
weight, but meai
mkj and useless, rotti
koc*y w^en h
Kffiliy driven out. Bu
burdened, deadenedBbs?''
you are, with a de^
time for resurrectio:
Get all the filth out
Is with clean, clear blood, body, b:
: unless used in a gentle persuasr
ie muscular walls of the bowels, a
RETS, the great spring cleaner, di
w quickly you will be
rvTT^tTT iMri/ rn vnr i in
UUlitll BALK 111 11E?Y Ein
iN'OY CAT HA R TI <
we! troubles and tco poor to buy CASCARZ'i'Z
;ny, Chicago or New York, mentioning advcrtis
Davidson college,
DAVIDSON, N. C.
Sixty-Fourth Year Begins Sept. 6th.
Classical, Mathematical. Literary,
Scientific. Biblical. Commercial.
Courses Offered for A.B.,B.S.,and A.M.
Terms Moderate, Location Healthful,
Laboratories Complete, Teachinj
Thorough. Gymnasium Equipped.
Send for a Catalogue,
JT. 13. SHEARER,
PRESIDENT.
HillVi: I'OHJIED A CONNECTION
o::o:: with ::o::o
THE ELLIOTT
GIN REPAIR WORKS
] am now prepared to repair and rebuild Cottoa
Ulna as thoroughly as the mangfacturers. This
branch of the business be under the personal supervision
of
Jlr. W. J. KLLIOTT,
w ho has hail fourteen years of practical e xperlence
In building the F.l.l.IOTT GIN. and who Is well
known to most gin users in this State.
Nqw is the Time I Brinj Your Gins
Before You Need Them!
Complete Ginning Systems, equipped with the
most perfect Pneumatic Klevatlng and Distributing
Systems on the market. Sixty eight complete outfits
In use In tbUState. and every one of them giving
absolute sattefa< tton.
Highest Grade Engine*. Boilers. Saw Mills, Cora
Mills, Brick Machines. Wood Working Machinery,
haws. Pulleys, etc.
WE offer: Quick Delivery. Low Prices and
Reasonable Terms.
V. C. BADHAM,
1326 Main St. COLUMBIA. S. C.
A WORLD
without MUSIC
?b?y an organ or
Hiano come time.
make? representORGANS
"$35.00 UP.
PIANOS $175.00 UP.
Write for Catalogue and Terms.
Address,
M. A. MALONE,
Columbia, S. C.
M CURES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILS.
|m Beet Cough Syrup. Taatea Good. Use
Ltj l'i time. Sold by druggist*. IH
EVER
lives, but he's a dead
is really alive whose
During the winter
d nearly all their time
houses or offices or
.ny don't get as much
ought, and everybody
Dple gain weight in I
rule it is not sound
is a lot of flabby fat
ing matter staying in (
; ought to have been
1
I IIIC 11V CA wao uvvi
?stopped work. There
id liver, and spring is the
n. Wake up the dead!
or your system, and get
rain free from bile. Force
ve way, and the right plan
nd stir up the liver to new
sinfectant and bowel tonic.
p^qgjvs&T
DRUGGISTS
' wc will send a bcx free. Address
err.ent and paper. <C-?