The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, October 11, 1900, Image 7
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Notei From the Paris Exposition*
"The Singer Manufacturing Company.
or 141) Broadway. New York,
Ghow their usual American enterprise
by having a very creditable exhibit
located in Group XIII., Class 70, at the
Paris International Exposition, where
they show to great advantage the celebrated
Singer Sewiug-Machine which
is used in every country on the globe,
both for family use aud for nianufnc1
? - -'."coc Th* writer was
P* lliriiit; puifvcvra. *?.v highly
pleased with this display and I
observed with much satisfaction that i
It was favorably commented upon by |
visitors generally. |
The Grand Prize was awarded by |
the International Jury to Singer Sewin
Ma chines for superior excellence J
in ik'sigu. construction, efficiency and
for remarkable development and adap- |
tion to every stitching process used
in either the family or the factory. !
Only One Grand Prize for sewing
MTv-irded at Paris, and
liimuim^ . o - this
dlstiuetion of absolutely superior
merit confirms the previous action of
the lilteruaiiou.il Jury at the World's
Columbian Exposition, in Chicago,
where Singer .Machines received fiftyfour
distinct awards, being uiore than
were received by all other kinds of j
Sewing machines combined.
Should it be possible that any of
our readers are unfamiliar with the I
celebrated Singer Machine, we would j
respectfully advise that they call ai
any of the Singer salesrooms, which 1
can be found in all cities aud most
towns in the United States.'*
Wigg?"What sort of a man ia
Bjories? Rather eccentric, isn't he?"
Wagg?"He's the sort of fellow you i
might expect to go to a horse show in j
an automobile."
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Best For the Bowels.
Xo matter what ails yo?,headache to a
cancer, you will never get well until your
bowels are put right. Cascarkts help j
nature, cure you without a gripe or pain,
produce easy natural movements, cost you |
Just 10 cents to start getting your health I
back. Cascarets Candy Cathartic, the j
genuine, put up in metal boxes, every tab- '
let has C'.C.C. stamped on it. Beware of
imitations.
"Two years ago. when my daughter
was married, 1 gave her away," sighed
the rich man; "and ever since I've regretted
that I couldn't get rid of my
son-in-law as easily."
\l anted.
A traveling salesman in each Southern State;
f.Yt to $t?i per mouth ami traveling expenses;
expetleri e not a bwg.ltely necessary. Address
1'knkks Tobacco Works CO., i'enleks, Ya.
Fortune Tellia; in China.
The fortune teller is indispensable at
a Chinese wedding. If the fortunes
(are not satisfactory either party may
fcreak the engngeineut.
Indigestion is a bad companion. Get rid of
It by cnewing a oar oi Attains repsm ium
Frutti after each meal.
Ww The bunco man loves to operate on peoT
pie who are well to do. 80. 41.
FITS permanently cured. No fits or nervousness
afu-r first day's use of Dr. Kline's Gre?t
Nerve Hestorer.^'trial bottle and treatiselree
Dr. H. 11. KMNE. Ltd.. ith Arch St. Phila. Pa.
Dull cares isn't in it with a dull
razor.
To Cure a Cold In One Day.
Take Laxative Bbomo Quinine Tabi.es.
All druggists return! the money if it fails to
cure. E. \V. Ckove's signature on each box. !
26c.
Not even the shoemaker can measure
time with a loot rule.
Salesmen Wanted.
Two honest. reliable men; experience not abeo.
lutelv ncivfiin y; salary ami expeus*s paid.
Peerless Tobacco Works Co., Bedford t lly, Va.
Some folks are so refined that they
object to common sei:.-*e.
Dcatucwa Caiinal Be Cured
by local applications, an they cannot reach the
diseased portion of the eur. 'lhere is only one
way to cure deafness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafnessit> caused by an :uflamed
condition of the mucous lining of the
?u stachian Tube. When this tube is infismt-d
you have a rumbling sound or imperfect
hearing, and when it is entirely closed
Deafness i-trie result, and unless the inilamtnation
can be taken out and this tube restored
to its normal condition. bearing will be
destroy, d lor. ver. Nine cases out of ten are
caused by catarrh, which is nothing b titan inhumed
t ondltion of the mucous surfaces.
\\e will give One llmidtcd Dollars for any
case of ltcaft.es- .caused b> catarrh t that cannot
be cured l.y Hull's Catarrh cure. Send
lor circulars, free.
?. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo. 0.
Sold bv It rug gists. 75c.
Hall's i'uiwiy Pills are the best.
Don't "worry overmuch
^ 1 . 1- ~ L rvntMO 1T*?
^ flDOUt tnose u*
/ your head. Seek their cause
in your liver..
One Ayer's Pill at night ror
a few nights drives awav morning
headaches.
J. C. Ayer Company,
Practical Chemists, Lowell, MassAyer's
SarsaparilU Ayer's Hair Vigor
Ayer's Pills Ayer's Cherry Pectoral
Ay*'s Ajue Cure Ayer's Cematonc
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inc. nu vw in u mwui_ i
Men 'Who T.lve in Wild Countrle* Al?
W8jK Know Where Camp la.
"The mysterious faculty that enables
cats and pi peons to find their way
back from remote points is one of
the greatest puzzles in nature." said
a New Orleans educator who has made
a specialty of zoology for many years,
"We speak of ir as 'sense of direction.'
'homing instinct' and 'brain compass.'
" lie continued: "but as far as
explaininp it is concerned, nobody has
ever been able to offer a theory that
was even plausible. Ii used to bo
thouphr that the memory of landmarks
had somethinp to do with ilie
phenomena, but that is exploded by
the fact that the animals always take
the shortest cut home, regardless of
the circuitous route by which they
may have been carried away. That
such powers should lie highly developed
in creatures as different in other
respects as cats and pigeons is in itself
one of the most battling and extra
j or<lin.-iry features 01 tue wnoic pronI
loin: but I nm convinced tlint tlio faculty.
whatever it may l>c. exists iti
! a rudimentary state in nearly all ani;
nials. ineludins man himself", and may
j be easily sharpened by eircurnstanees
: and surroundings.
For nine or ten years T used to
spend part of every summer in Minn?;
sola and Wisconsin. living in t 1ki
woods and studying animal life. 1 became
well acquainted with many na[
five hunters and trappers, and havr
known several who showed clear evidence
that they possessed llie "brain
compass.* No matter where they
went, how they twisted and turned,
or what happened to distract their attention.
they always knew the direction
of their enhins and could return
unhesitatingly in a bee line. They
were all ijruorant men and absolutely
unable to explain their power. Tlte
only thing tliov could say was tlint
tlicy 'felt it.' Other trappers were reinarkahly
expert in finding their way
through the forest, hut they were
simply adepts at woodcraft and went
hy a thousand signs and tokens to
which they had unconsciously turned
their eyes. The two faculties were
entirely distinct, and. while the skilled
trainer was invariably alert and feverishly
observant, the brain-compass
fellow was unusually dull and sleepy
and paid no attention to bis surroundings.
The men themselves recognized
the existence of the homing instinct,
contented themselves by saying that it
'came natural to Pete or Pierre, or
whatever his name might be. It is
certainly a fascinating problem, and
I have long believed that its solution
would uncover some tremendously important
soere'. in regard to the relations
of man and animal life."?New
Orleans Times-Democrat.
rtovai I'llilam 11 rnpny.
Tlio Queen of Saxony is of a most
philanthropic and eliaritable nature.
In her youth her zeal far exceeded her
knowledge, hut was never abated. Indeed.
she was often in the habit of
visiting the poor, under the guise of
the Countess of X. in order to come
in closer contact with their misery
and want. Many laughable mistakes
resulted, and at one time she even
equalled Marie Antoinette's famous
remark about cake as a substitute for
bread, when Cue latter was not obtainable.
It happened that the "Countess."
entering unexpectedly upon one
I /? ' lw.l. t'.l OAvitOL' "<*!* t ltn Itln/.li
of poverty in its most acute form,
found the good woman's little hoy in
tears over a swollen cheek. "What
ails the child?" inquired she. "Nothing
much." replied the mother, unconcerneuly:
"he was naughty, so I boxed
his ears."' "Ah. you should never
strike a child." said the sympathetic
"Countess." "Next time you ought to
punish him by depriving him of his
dessert."
licit H uckleberries lu Oregon.
A woman who has returned from an
outing in the Cascades wants to know
why the "high-bush" red huckleberries
are not l'ound in tin* market here. savs
tin* Portland Oregouian. Sin*
ered a lot of tln ui in tin* mountains,
and says they are. in her opinion,
inueli superior to the "low-hush" hluc
huekleberries. being more acid and
having something of the flavor of tlie
eranberry. A man who lias often
eaten these berries in tin* mountains
agrees with her as to the flavor of the
red huckleberries, and suggests that
one reason why they are never seen
in the market is that tlie.v are not
plentiful on the hushes, and it would
be a great deal of work to gather a
"4* uovntnn enul ioc
qilUUIMV Ul UirtlJ. I 1H- nuuiuu ivjiuvfi
to this that the.v were plentiful thit
year, at all events.
A Xew Textile Plant.
Some time ago samples were received
in Lille, France, of a textile
plant growing wild in Asia Minor,
Indo China and Japan. Tests have
been made both in the dry state and
after three months' submersion ic
water, to establish the power of resistance
of this new plant compared with
that of flax. It is said that the
strength of this plant is fifty per cent
greater than that of flax. These tests
have been carried ou with great secrecy,
and more information has not
been given out so far. The plant is
sold in French Imlo China at the rate
of $1.35 per 100 kilograms.
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The Brut Prescription For Thill*
and Ferer Is a bottle of Grove's Tasteless
Chil:. Tonic. It is simple iron and quinine
in a tasteless form. Noeure.no pay. Price25e.
i The forges goes, wrong when he be
giua IU w i
Mrs. Wlnslovr's.Soothlni: Syrup roroliiidren
teething, soften* the K?tn?, reUncJsiuflsmnmtino.
allays pain, cure* wind colic.-."?c..a bottle. I
: BUll 1 EE
A gorgeous costume flash*
of a ball room. The queen of
The nervous hands of a i
' and night, the weary form anc
[ rest, for the dress must be finis
To that queen of society ;
say a word. One through" 1
, social excitement, and the oth(
may some day find their ailme
Nervous prostration, excit
1 ness, sleeplessness, loss of app
E serious trouble, which has be*
system.
For the society queen and
nothing so reliable as Lydia
Compound to restore strengt
Mrs. Lizzie Anderson, 49 Uni
" Deab Mrs. Pinkham I feel it
grateful I am to you for what your
time I suffered everything a womai
ovaries, falling oc the womb, and leu
needle to sew. The first dose of .you
much that I kept on using it. 1 hav
and able to do my work. I also ride
it. I am thankful to the Giver of a
curing suffer
" icine to even
pleasure to
Pinkham's V
[ time withom
six botlIes 1 v
J for me. I re
pRnnn k
1 I wh,<-h Wl!1 t* P
It .iy qLB S^B testimonials are
\?js >4> \*js X&r the writers'spec:
18 Plates ci Soup, 10cJ
Li:
' * a 10 n. can of Llbby's Premier *
1 (| S0U[) r.12.V.3 eight plates of the best jj
I soup you ever tasted.
If there was a way to make soup
H better, we would learn it ? but I
K there isn't.
1 Oxtail Mullagatawney
| | Turtle Mock Turtle
, Chicken Kidney or Giblet
Tomato Ready-made Soups.
One can will make you a convert.
Libkj, MtNtill 6* Likbj, Ciicafj
Writ# a postal (or our free book. "How to
, Malta Good Thing* to Eat."
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l n III. Safest, sureit cure for
Or Bllll Sail throat and lung
V*l lUUII O troubles People praise
: Cough Syrup iSJarSfTSSS:
Refuse substitutes. Get Dr. Bull's Cough Syrup.
j HDADCV NEW DISCOVERT; KiT*.
irV I V9 1 quick rwltef and cure* wor?t ]
t?!fi H.i .a <f testimonials and I O Uuva' treatment |
Free. Br. H. H. GRXEX'S BOMB. Bex M. Atlanta, Ga.
; That Little Book For Laities.
| AJ4CE MASON, Bochkstkb, N. Y, J
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We refund lOe fcr everv pacltace of PrTnam
Fadeless 1>te that f?ils to give satisfaction.
Monroe Drug Co., Unionvilie. Mo.
Sold by all druggists.
It promises to be expensive to heap coal
ol lire on one s enemy mm winter.
I nrti sure Piso's Cure for Consumption saved
my life throe years atro. viits. i hos. Kohbins.
Maple St". Norwich. N. Y.. Feb. 1",
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i.irii i ibwiii 11 wi "l 11 ?b?
ed beneath the brilliant lights
society is radiant to-night,
veak woman have toiled day
I aching head have known no
shed in time.
and her dressmaker we would
lothouse culture, luxury and
;r through the toil of necessity,
nts a common cause,
lability, fainting spells, dizzi- I i.
etite and strength, all indicate
en promoted by an over-taxed |
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the dressmaker alike, there is
E. Pinkham's Vegetable
;h, vigor, and happiness.
ion St., Salem, N. J? writes:
is my duty to write and tell you how
medicine haa done for me. At one
I could. I had inflammation of the
corrhcea. At times could not hold a
ir Vegetable Compound helped me so
-e now taken six bottles and am wpll
a wheeVend feel no bad effects from
II good for giving you the wisdom of
ing women. I recommend your med;
woman troubled with any of these
rah Swoder, 103 West St.,
a Porte, Ind., writes:
Mrs. Pinkuam:?It gives mo great
tell you how much good Lydia E. E
egetable Compound has done for me. n
ecn a sufferer for years with female R
DU1(1 not M'W IIUl It KIV li.iuiuco u. g
b suffering1 terribly with my head. I
1 kidneys also troubled me all the
advised by a friend to take your medno
faith in it. but decided to try it.
one bottle I felt so much better that
its use, and by the time I had taken
vas cured. There is no other medicine
eommend it to all mv friends."
, Rk Bb Owing to 'hr fart that some skeptical B
I U II people have (root time to time qneatiooed I
|||U the genuincnessof the testimonial letters I
we are constantly publishing, we have B
:he National City Kank, ?>f Lynn, Mats., $e.ooo, R
aid to any person who will show that the above B j
not genuine, or were published before obtaining B
al permission.?Lydsa K. I'inkham Mel>icinb Co. u
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L'LLIj WaCAl;
OlLu and oats i
FOR SALE!
May seed wheat from a erop thjit yielded
83 to 35 bushel* per acre. re.-leaned i,va
1 <*"? ..i-in^r in new two bushel i
baE?,price frl.25 per bushel. >eed Oats grown
in North Carolina from Texas Red Rust Proof
Seed, the North Carolina crop vieidl n 80
bushels prtr acre, price 50c per bushel. Prices i
on cars at Charlotte, N. C? freight to be j
paid by buyer. Terms cash with order.
CHARLOTTE OIL A FERTILIZER CO., i
FRED OLIVER. CHARLOTTE. N. C.
CANF^rs,
vrii Alv kettles, !
EK6INES, BOILERS AND SAW MILLS,
AND REPAIR* FOR SAMK.
Brittle Twine, Babbit, Saw Teeth and j
File*. Shafting. Pulley*, Belting, Injector*. I
Pipe*, Talee* and Kitting*.
LOMBARD IRON WORKS k SUPPLY CO,
ATGl'STA. GA.
H Best Cough Syrup. Taut cm Good. Use PJJ
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A WORLD
without MUSIC
?Bpi ration -a tonic.
You expect to
buy an organ or
Mano fomi time.
entert a i u men t,
makes representORGANS
$35.00 UP.
PIANOS $175.00 UP.
CJT Write for Catalogue and Teriua.
Addrrwi,
M. A. MALONE,
Columbia, S. C.
AW MILLS. CORN MILLS,
CANE MILLS, RICE
HULLERS, PEA HUL.
LERS, ENGINES, BOILERS,
PLANERS ANO MATCHERS,
SWING SAWS, RIP SAWS.
and all other kind* of wood working machinery.
My Sergeant l.og Beam Saw >1111
Is the heaviest, strong!, and most efficient
mill for the money on the market, quick,
accurate. State Agent for H. B. Smith
Machine Company wood working machinery.
For high grade engines, plain slide valve.
Automatic, and Corliss, write me: Atlas,
Watertown, and Struthers A Wells.
v. c. badham;
1326 Main Street, COLUMBIA, S. C.
the^^fof
"* many orders1 ^1
Engines, Boilers, Saw mils, Grist
Mills, Brick /Tachlnery, Ginning Machinery
Machinery Appurtenances and
'Supplies in General Is
"EASY."
1 When in need, drop us a line and we will
ido the rest.
I A ear load of the celebrated "Sprinkle"
Wood Split Tulleys just in.
w.h.gibbes & co., '
COLL.TIBIA, S. C.
iih tational
Ii \| business"
|Jl ir college,
ROANOKF VA
I MORE CALLS FOR GRADUATES
i THAN IT CAN SUPPLY.
ISend for Catalogue
Enter Sept. 4.
ril AS. K. KCKKKLK,
Bl Mention where you n* notice of School.
/JfreeI"'" .
Vlf SPORTING GOODS.
yw, RAWLINGS SPORTING
mm GOODS COMPANY,
GiO Locust St., XT. LOf IX, .TJo.
H J SLJLM UNION f'Af'L*
It >00 have lieon payinj{
SM to <*."? for shoes, / . V.'X
a trial of IV. I.. I>oiik- f\ - (
las*:; or S3.50 slims ^ >JS
will convince you that r'j *
tliey arc jn?f a* ?00*! i?V**"V ''j
in every way ami cost iSeL^>iL I
from XI to l.-s V*' V J
Over 1 .UOO.OOOwearers. JW, i
jj USc. VvvOne p*ir cf W. L. Douglas
fl FAST COLOR'- r * $3 or $3 50 shoes will
11 cypi e-r- positively outwear
"S y\f\>> two pairs of erOinar*
?S3 or $3.50
We are the larcest makers of uien's $3
lid <13..10 shoes in the world. We make
and sell more 83 and .'I..IO shoes than any
other two manufacturers id tne t. a.
The rfpufntion cf?W. L.
QrQT Douglaj $4jG0 and $S.AO abnea for QCQT
Dt5 I atyle. comfort. and wear in known DCw !
everywhere throng hout the world.
Cft They have to give better aatialac- (JQ nfl
\])JigU tion than other make* beiauer ^)0,UU
the aUmlard hat aiaaya hern
CUnC placed 10 lugh that the" wearera CUflC
OllULa expert more for their money OllULa
than they can yet elaewhere
rrH K K mo.e W. I. I)ouglaal] and *-?0
ahoea are aotd than anv otner make it beoanae 'I'M I- V
AKK Till! IftKMT. Wur dealer ahould ktt-p
them ; we give one dealer excluatve iale in each town.
Tuke no aubatktiata*! Ineiat on having W. L
Pour la* ahoea with name and pnee atntii)***! on bottom.
If your dealer will not yet them for you. tf ml diru t to
factors, eneloeing prn*e and U.V. extra for earnaye.
State kind of leather, aire, ami width, plain or rap tin?.
Our ahoea will roach volt wnvwh?re. 1'atalogve frte.
W . I.. Dotiglu* Shoe < o. HrocLton, >lu?a.
ATTENTION' is facilitated if you*meDtlOQ
this paper when writing ad vet Users. No. 41
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