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When Baby Has earache. Earache is another common ailment fef babies; they often suffer much and are frequently treated for other troubles before the real one is discovered. A child with an earache will waken suddenly front a sound sleep with a sharp cry. and usually puts his hand ?- ?-?- ' - IU HIS f?r, UllCi it MI'JIl >.?ius o;.r.. he quiets down or falls asleep, only to waken again later with another paroxysm. Heat of any kind applied ^ to the ear will almost always give relief, but if it does not the doetor should be called. A small hot water bag placed against the ear. or small muslin bags tilled with hops. bran, or salt, anything, in fact, which will hold heat long, heated in the oven, then applied to the ear. will usually stop the pain. If the attack occurs at Elgni . II IS IlOl anvavs i-uutriuriu >u procure one of these iliiugs; then the hand placed over the ear will afford some help: a flannel is still better, whether it be the baby's band, his shirt, or bis petticoat: it can he heat- | ed very quickly by holding it against j the gas shade, or. better yet. the chimney of the lamp. If a little hot water can be had. syringe the ear with it. temperature 110 degrees to 115 degrees. then apply the hot flannel.? hlarlaniia Wheeler, in Harper's Baza. Hftppfhe^s caoDOt be bought, but one of the great hindrances to its attainment can b? removed by Adam's 1 epsin Tuttl Frutti. The average woman will change her mind several times before changing a five dollar note. Sweat and fruit acids will not discolor goods dved with I'ct.nam Fadeless Dies. Sold by all druggists. The successful borrower always keeps in touch with the public. To Cure a Cold In One Day. Take I.aiative Bbojio Qcinise Taei.es. All druggists refund the money it it fails to cure. E. W. Geovk's signature on each box. 25c. It is seldom the fast young man who wins in the race for wealth. Go to the Annual Conveution c f the National Baptist Association (colored). ?i Richmond, Va.. September 12th-20:h, by the Seaboard Air Line Railway. The trouble with some artists is that they can draw everything except a. salary. nets after tir?t day's use of iir. rvliue's Gre it Nerve Restorer. trial bottle aud treatisefree Dr. K. H. Ki.Isk, Ltd.. 931 Arch >?? I'bila, Pa. The man who lends money promiscuously usually borrows trouble. So. 36. Mrs. Wlnelow'aSoothtnsr Syrup rorebildren teething, softens the gums, reducesihdamiunlion, allays pain, cures wind col ic.&c. a bottle. Tickets on sale for the Annual Convention I of the National Baptist Association (colored), ' at Richmond. Ya.. September lOtb.lltb, 12tn, good until September Had., iuelusive. Take the Seaboard Air Line Railway. Women TT&fr<"rri??a' tS SEas AlSQSSti This In addressing R?i Pinkkam you are cor,.' municaiing with A Woman A woman whose experience in treating female Ills Is greater than that of any living person, male or female* She h&s fifty thousand such testimonial letters as we are constantly pub' llshlng sho wing that Lydla Em Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Is dally relieving hundreds of suffering women. Every woman knows some woman Mrs. Pinkham has restored to health. Mrs. Plnkham makes no statements she cannot provom Her advice is 4ma. Lvdia E. Pinkkam amtjm Med. Co., Lynn, Mass. ir\Wo^ \l BUSINESS 11 \ ^ COLLEGE, POANOkTF VA ||MORE CALLS FOR GRADUATES THAN IT CAN SUPPLY. Send for Catalogue II Enter Sept. 4. CHAH. E. KCKKRLE. Pretldcnr. 1 Mention whew you mw notice of School. mBMOUMBBBUMUSOHBKBBB i THE SABBATH SCHOOL. INTERNATIONAL LESSON COMMENTS FOR SEPTEMBER 9. Subject: Tlie Good Samaritan, Luke *,. ii5-3T * Uolden Text: I.ev. xlx., 18? Memory Versen, 33-35 ? Commentary oti the Day'* Leiion. i Co. "A certain lawyer." A teacher ot the law. A modern theologian, ".^tood up." .leans must have been in some building, discoursing on some subject that suggested the question asked by the lawyer. "Tempted Him." Or tested Him. The question was not asked from any desire to know his own duty, but for the purpose of testing the knowledge of Jesus. "Master."'' Or teacher, the same as rabbi. "What shall 1 do to inherit eternal life?'' The question is highly important. Eternal life is the true spiritoal life 01 the soul?that which is natural to it in its highest state, and of all things in this world is most worthy the seekipg. His question was, How can 1 become a child of God and a possessor of that true spiritual life that will endure forever? 2G. "What is written." As a teacher of the law He should he able to tell, and He ' was able, as His answer shows. "How | readest Thou." What we gain from the .Bible det?ends upon how we read it. 27. "lie answering said." He replied by quoting the great summary of man's duty toward Gou in Deuteronomy 6: 5, and a statement of the law of love from Leviticus 19: 18. "Thou shalt love." The religion of the Bible does not consist in good external acts, in prayers, in our zeal lor Christ, in performing the deeds of the law, or in being made happy, but in love to uod and man. "With all thy heart." This is supreme affection to God. The heart is the seat of the affections, desires, motives and will. It is the centre of all r,l.??ai/inl an/1 cniritnol Itf#* t ho PP!ttr?] frt |'II)OI\,ai nuu auiiUMHi iii v ^ tuv VVM*.*.. - ~ cus from which all the rays of the moral life go forth. "With all thv soul." H? loves God with all his soul, or rather, with all his life, who is ready to give up life for His sake ? to endure and suffer rather than dishonor God. "With all thy strcngtn." To the extent of giving all of our physical powers in His service. "With ail thy ininu." The intellect belongs to God. This embraces the whole man. A persons who thus loves God will be wholly and unreservedlv given to God and will be satisfied with Him. He will admire and obey God. Thete will be no looking to this vain world for delight and happiness, for all our joy will be in Him. "Thy neighbor as thvself." This is nothing short of the golden rule. Matt. 7: 12. 1. We will have no ill will for our neighbor. 2. We will recognize *his rights. 3. Protect his interests. 4. Actually love him. We are even required to love our enemies. 28. "This do, and thou shalt live." SSlialt have already eternal life, the life of heaven; for this heart of love is eternal life. It is the life of saints and angels in paradise. It makes heaven what it is. 29. "Desiring to justify himself." (R. j A'.) The conscience of this learned law! ver was touched and he saw that he was I t\( tlie lr.ve he had hist declared to bo necessary in order to inherit eternal life. "Who is my neighbor?" The degree in which he had kept the law of love would depend on the answer to this question. How wide a circle does "neighbor" embrace? Unwind that word neighbor, end it measures off the whole of our earthly life, it covers all our practical, everyday duties. iJut to the Jewish mind "neighbor" was simply "Jew." The Samaritans and Uentiles were, of course, excluded. 30. "Jesus answering said." Here it was that Christ could, in a parable, show how far Judaism was from even a true understanding. much more from such perfect observance of the law. as would gain heaven. "From Jerusalem to Jericho." It was a very dangerous road, lying much of the way in a deep ravine through soft" rocks in which caves abound, affording shelter to miscreants who sallied forth to prey upon travelers. I 31. "Certain priest." A large number ! of priests and Invites dwelt at Jericho. Ill's priest might have been passing i<> ur from the temple service at .Jerusalem. "He saw him." And knew that a fellow man wis suffering and in need. "On the other side." He no donht could frame many excuses for not stopping. 32. "Likewise a Levite." A Lovite was one of the tribe of Levi: a priest was of the family of Aaron in that tribe. The : Levites performed the humble services of j the temple, a* cleaning. earning fuel and ; acting a> choristers. The scribes and lawj vers were frequently of this tribe, which, in fact, was set apart by Mo*e* as the in; tcllectual body in the nation. "Passed by." | I His conduct was the same as ilie priest's I had been. These two men would naturally J be exnected to befriend the man. Being in the line of religious work does not necessarily make a man religious. 33. "A certain Samaritan." The Samaritans were a half-heathen people, greatly j despised and hated by the dews. "Had compassion." Although they had no right to expect any help from a Samaritan yet he hastened to assist the suffering man. 34. "Bound up his wounds." He did the very best he could for the man with the remedies he had at hand. "On his own beast." This all took time and effort, but he did not hesitate and make excuses. . Beal love does not ask how little, but how muc h it may do. "To an inn." This was a public house wheie all corners were ri U l ? CVI . 35. "On the morrow." He evidently remained with hint that night. "Two pence."' A pence or Koman denarius is worth about sixteen tents, but it would be equivalent to eight or ten times as much in our day. 30. "Wnich?thinkent thou." This question almost compelled the lawyer to sneak I highly of the Samaritan. "Was neiglibor unto him." The parable implies not a mere enlargement of Jewish ideas, but a complete change of them. Jt is truly a gosI pel-parable, for the whole old relationship J of mere duty is changed into one of love. The question now is not. Who is my neighbor, but, Whose neighbor am 1? The gospel answer the question of duty by pointing us to love. Wouldst thou know who is thy neighbor? Become a neighbor to all by the utmost service thou canst do them in their need. The parable points up fo Him who, in our great need, became neighbor to us. even at the cost of all He had. 37. "Do thou likewise." He to whom vou ought thus to show mercy in or.ler to become his neighbor is your neighbor. I should he ready to heb> every person who j needs my assistance. The command is imI nerative. "<Jo and do thou likewise." I should "go" wherever a human soul is to lie found and. with a heart filled with love, earry the gospel of Christ. There are burdened and sorrowful hearts who need a word of cheer; hearts crushed under the load of sin who need to be pointed to the Saviour, and it is my duty to use my best endeavor to do this even though thev may live on the other side of the globe. To the extent of my ability I am responsible for the salvation of the world. A free medical dispensary has bee* opened 10 Chinatown, San Francisco. From Across the Continent. MI rocaived the Tetterine couple of days ago. The few applications I've made convince me that I have at last found in this tine remedy a cure for Eczema. I can sell a few boxes to my friends. What discount on one dozen ? Let me know at once. It. C. Bindley. 707 Marketstreet, San Francisco, Cal." At druggists or by mail for 50 cents by J. T. Shuptrine, Savannah, Ga. If all official inspectors of buildings In Chicago should tell the truth as fearlessly as one of them has done that place would lose its ill repute as n city of fire traps. At least ninetylive per cent of the buildings there are said to be untit for the uses to which they are put. Of COO factories and manufacturing plants a large majority are cheaply constructed and have narrow wooden stairways with seldom more than one exit. Carter'* Ink I* Scientifically compounded of the best materials. If?yonr dealer does not keep It he can get it for you. It's natural for a man with a million dollars to scorn common sense. The Beat Prescription For Chill* and Fever is a bottle of Onovt's Tasteless Chill Tonic. It 19 simple iron and quinine in a tasteless form. No cure.no pay. Price25c. The rich man has troubles of which the poor man knows nothing. I am sure Piso's Cure for Consumption saved my life three years ago.?Mrs. i hob. Robbins. Maple St.. Norwich, N. Y.. Feb. 17,1901. Arrangements have been effected by | which 1.000 mile books, the price of | which 13 $25 00 each. Issued by the < Seaboard Air Line Railway, are hon | ored through to Washington over the | Pennsylvania Railroad; from Portsmouth to j Baltimore over the Baltimore Steam Packet j Company, and between Clinton and Colum- i bia over the Columbia. Newberry A Laurens j Railroad. This arrangement includes the book9 issued ty the Florida Central A Peninsular and Qeorgia A Alabama Railroad. How** This? WeofferOne Hundred Dollar* Reward for any r& e of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F. J. Cheney dr Co.. Props., Toledo. O. c, ilie uiiucrBJ);ueu, na> r u r .?j . v^ncney tor the la^t 15 years, and believe him perfortly honorable in all bnsiness transactions and financially able to carry out any obligation m -de by their tirm. West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Oh o. Waldiso, Kinnax <St Marvin. Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Hall's Catarrh ('tire istaken internally,acting directly upon the blood and mucous surluces of the system. Price, 75c. pe> bottle. Sold by all Druggists. Testimonials free. Hall's Family Pills are the best. LONG WIN] i?fn*G??Ii= ROCK HILL ~" ~~ ?*??? \ wmcm J Our >60 pagef SHOT*, J illustrated cata-S FACTORY LOADED S 9 lo<?ue. 9 the winning combimtin1 9 the trap. All dealers se I F/9FF I WINCHESTER REPE 9 2 180 Winchester Ave., ] eoQ9?99eoeeec9909QeoGQQQcx you naturally and easily and a week and help the liver cle; face look clean, eyes bright. < cured o:r satisfied you get you: To any atsiy morUl tufftricf from bo Sterling Remedy Compj ? One fare for the round trip to the Annual Convention of the National Bapti-t Association. [colored], Richmond, Va.. September 12th-20th, by the Seaboard Air Line Railway. We put certain chemicals together, chemicals which have a known result. We make no immoderate claims for them, and we confidently expect them to do what we say they will do. Ayer's Hair Vigor will make j hair grow. Miss Moore, who is the post- ; master at Welchburg, Ky., put 1 this letter in her mail the other j day: "Last summer my hair was thin and short and was falling out profusely. I then began using Ayer's Hair Vigor, and two bottles of it gave me beautiful and glossy hair. My hair is now over a yard long, and my friends all wonder what has made it so thick and heavy." *T . t . . 1 _ .1. l\ow rnac ine secrets uui : we suppose her friends will stop wondering. J. C. Ayer Company, Practical Chemists, Lowell, Mast. ! Ayer's Sarsapariiia Ayer't Hair Vigor Ayer's Pills Ayer's Cherry Pectoral Ayer's Ague Cure Ayer's Comatone pA n c A I C Twelve 55-100 Acresof Land r*Orv o/\L.C""a fine factory or Mill site. 1 Locution Good -2e?t to he had. Write me for prices au.l term*. S H. Bkowx. Box Main St., I'nlon.M.C. ibbbbbj1! U Best Cough Syrup. Tastes Good. Use f? r*-wa-w%if AVT.1SV ! t ; y - t Wheel does not have / /\( J to be taken off to oil V-l Will mn 2 to ft months \j withoutre-oiling. Axles ^ V >< will last as long as the ft?I ' f buggy. Don't cost, any l| J // j- more. Our Patent. A ...jTttfi' // TjlTTTV mechsnioal wonder. \\\mW Wffl Simple. Can't get out iliiiilij tiwUl ut "'der. See sample r~J ip ' with our acenf. Don't " bny a buggy until you see this axle. ROCK HILL BUGGY CO.,""" ?,H,LI mcwwmw?i?mnii?n E?FO?| Winchester | WNS Factor}-loaded ? shotcrua shells, S HOTGUNSfELLS J u}iE\V RIVAL," g tt in the field or at O "LKADJ?R,"and IIthem. "REPEATER." 2 RUNG ARMS Co. f A trial will prove i SEW HAVEN, 0 their Superiority, g A 0 flJUVUu'Vvw^UUVVU^vvv w ?? . Puffs under th p&3|;lop blotched, greasy fac mm? ing always as muc! fMIM BILE IN THE B. ?fwfl and over-eatin I&JM but failure to assisi ^PIS posing of the partia that are dumped inl <mM to rot there, is wh mmII CASCARETS will LM will keep the syster ]r^N^[!jj will clean out the s // H tern's rottenness. J becomes unshapely, skin yellow; in facl fills up with filth, help nature you la such troubles. CA poisons out of the without gripe or pain. Start to-niei in up the bowels, and you will feel Get a JOc box of CASCARETS, tak r money back* Eile bloat is quickly CURED BY NDY CATHARTI i?Plpliij wtl trouble and too poor to boy CASCARETi my, Chicago or New York, mentioning adverts Machinery and $3 appurtenances. Ginning 8ysteras equipped with the Murray Cleaning and D)?tributt?C Hyttem. Power Equipments, Saw Mill Machlnory.Farm and Mill Machinery In General. 8. C. Agents for Steele's New Sosth Brick Machlnary. Write us for prices on anything In onr Hml W. H. GIBBES & CO, COLUMBIA. S. C. AWORLD without MUSIC ? ORGANS $35.00 UP. PIANOS $175.00 UP. tW Write for Catalogue and Tar?. Address, M. A. MALONE, Columbia, S. C. HAYING FORMED A CONNBCTX** o::o:: with ::o::o THE ELLIOTT GIN REPAIR WORKS I am now prepared to repair and rebuild Co*Mai Gin* a* thoroughly as tne manufacturer*. TMa branch of tha business be under the personal aapaa vision of Fir. W. J. ELLIOTT, who has bad fourteen years of practical expert a a as In budding the EIXIO'.T GIN. and who Is wall known to most (In users In this State. t8r Now is the Time I Bring Your Gi*? Before You Need Them I Complete Ginning Systems. equipped wtlk Uw most perfect rn.u natlc Elevating and Distributing By stems on the market. Sixty -eight complete osa and .r.rr one of them airing abaolnte satisfaction. H:?ho?t Grade Englnaa, Boilers, Saw Mills, CM* Mills, Brick Machines, wood Working MaahWfc Maws. liMeya, etc. WE OfKfK: Quick Dellrery, Low Plicae aa# Reasonable 1 erma. V. C. BADHAM, IJ26 Main St. COLUMBIA. S. C. I am m MSB ;?S& STOPPED hrk" 8 wT? PermanentlyCurcaby U OR- KLINE'S GREAT I 8 & NERVE restorer Mm FiU *ft*r 8rit day 8 ConmtttJion, norwnal or br ma/1; mm% Si TRIAL BOTTLE FRBB to Fit parent* who par oaW oo Jr?>t*rj/'rrmanmt Cur?. ootuniy temporary r?-rt*f. *?r all rout [Hmrdtn, Kptl*p?*. Fi>aroi?. M. V|i??' Daacv. Ixhtitve, Fxbao?tlou. OR. K. II .UM.^K, 1*4 931 Arch fctrofct, Philadetobix Jrooua^i ?r-. nDODCVlEW DISCOVERY; Iax I O I fiuick r? i?lunii cnrm ?t>nk c*vh Kli n >'l t?M moi.ub unit I'Wilwwt Free. Sr. H II. OREEN'tt tOKb. Hoi B AU.iU. 0*. ATTIiXTIO.\ is f.icli fated if you aieuliCMk thii pa;>er when writing ad vet Un<Jr*. v?,36 That Little Beck Fcr Lacks, AI.K'j: MA.SOX. roCBIkTIB. N. Y. e eyes; red nose; pimple- i :e don't mean hard drinkh as it shows that there is LOOD. It is true, drinkg overloads the stomach, t nature in regularly dislly digested lumps of food to the bowels and allowed < at causes all the trouble. I help nature help you, and j n from filling with poisons, j ores that tell of the sys- j titt kild f(^r> 9.~yi 1 r.'* i UiUcUt-w v y i/uw inv ..{j v , the breath foul, eyes and j t the whole body kind of : Every time you neglect to f y the foundation for just j SCARETS will carry the system and will regulate [ [it?one tablet?keep it op for j rigdit, your blood will be rich, :f e as directed. If you are not ? and permanently > EJ35^T DRUGGISTS S" we will tend a box free. Addetst lement and paper. 430