The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, August 08, 1901, Image 7

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IB CURRENT NOTES. J Public hangings in Arkansas mav be abolished because after th<- last one a small boy tried to execute himself. A package of S7 diamonds, worth $7.0;)0. was seized in New York because it came from abroad in th? mails. The Edwards Lumber Co. of Dovesville ,S .C. h,as been incorporated, with a capital stock of $5,000. The incorporators are J. D. Edwards of Pnrlini'tnn H .\ Edwards of HartS ville and others. It is a fact not generally known that there are nearly tour hundred women pharmacists in the United States. One oi the largest apothecary establishments in New England employs women almost exclusively, giving \ them precedence over men. and assigning as the reason therefor that women can he depended on. or, to use the language ot the head ot the concern: "No big heads, no mistakes, lienee no suits tor damages, as the result of careless reading of prescriptions." Many manufacturing chemists employ women in different cap acities. Rrtt for tin* n<iwfi?. No matter what ails you. headache to a cancer, you wilt never get well until your bowels arc put right. Cascabets help nature, cure yon without a gripe or pain, produce easy natural movements, cost yon just 10 cents to start getting your health back. Carcakfts Candy Cathartic, the genuine, put n;> in metal boxes, every tablet has C.C.C. stamped on it. Beware ol imitations. FITS perraanT.tly cured. No fits or nervousness after first day's use of Dr. Kline's Grjat Nerve Restorer. ?2 trial bottle and treatise t res i Dr. 11. H. Kline. Ltd., 131 Arch St., l'hila. Pa ' " | The population of Ireland now is about . half ot what it was in 1S41. Mrs. Window's Soothing Syrup for children teething, soften ths gu:ns, redness infiaaiuiition,allays pain, cures win I colic. 23: a bo::is The author's tram of thought is a construction train. Tiso's Cure cannot be too highly spoken of ' as a cough cure.?J. W. O'Driex, 3'2i Third j Avenue, N., Minneapolis, Minn., Jan. g, 1u03. Western Australia lias never attempted to number its aborigines. All goods are alike to Putnam Fadeless Dyes, as they color all fibers at one boiling. Bold by all druggists. Of the 3000 bicvcles used in Bangkok, Siatn. about four-tifths were made in the United States. A horse eats nine times its weight in < food in a year, a sheep g:x times. .. * * llotv's *1 fit* ? We offer On? Hundred Dollars Reward for ?f r.>urrti ihnt enrnot he cured bv Hail's Catarrh Care. F. J. Cheney .% Co.. Toledo, o. We. the undersigned, have known F. J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and believe him fierfectlv honorable in all business transacions and financially able to carry out any % obligation made bv their firm. IVest a Tbuay Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Valuing, Kinnan & Marvin, Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, Ohio. Kail's Catarrh Cure is taken internally, acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price. 75c. per bottle. iSoId by all Druggista , *' Hall's Familv Pills are the best. 1 Recent observations seem to indicate that the incubation period ot malaria is about eighteen days. I.adim Cnu Wear Shorn One fizo smaller after using Allen's FootEase. a powder for the feet. It makes light or new shoes easy. Cures swollen, hot, sweat ing, aching fe#t. ingrowing nans, corn* aim bunions. At all druggists and shoe stores, 25c. Trial package FltEE by mail. AdilresAllan S. Olmsted, Lc Boy, X. V. The best gin.^eng comes irom Pennsylvania, New York, Minnesota and Canada. Even the bee in a bonnet may have a sting In its tail. So. 32. rrvrnw !mi ?imiii1 iiiniwin iwimiii it Coughing j <4I was given up to die with I quick consumption. I then began g to use Ayer's Cherry Pectoral. I I improved at once, and am now in n perfect health."?Chas. E. Hartman, Gibbstown, N. Y. It's too risky, playing with your cough. The first thing you know it will be down deep in your lungs and 5 the play will be over. Be- S gin early with Ayer's 8 Cherry Pectoral and stop j the cough. Three size*: 2V., enough for an ordinary I colli; 50c.. joit right tor bronchiiu, hoarse. ne?s. hard cokU, eic.; pi. ino*t economical r for chronic cmaes *nrl to keep on bam). J. C. ATEK CO.. Lowell, Mass. A Bad Breath - ? ? A bad breath means a oaa stomach, a bad digestion, a bad liver. Ayer's Pills are liver pills. They cure constipation, biliousness, dyspepsia, sick headache. 25c. All druggists. | Want your moustache or beard a beautiful J brown or rich black? Then unc j BUCKINGHAM'S DYE Whiskers I 1 SO ct*. rr O? H P. A CO. ^_ ^6L-l ... THE SABBATH SCHOOL i INTERNATIONAL LESSON COMMENTS ! FOR AUCUST II. i ( Subject: Goil'n Promise to Abraham, ( en. xv., 1-1K?(.olden Text, Gen. xv., 1?Memory Veritta, 5-7?Commentary i on the Daj 'a Lesson. 1. "Alter these things." The fact that immediately after the battle with the kings there came another vision from God to Abram leads us to think that he inav have 1 been passing through a testing time, and : jierhaps he was tempted to discourage- ! inenr. lie was also disappointed in not i lf.eiving the fulfilment 01 the promise Cod had made hint regarding his descendants, , for as yet he had no child. "In a vision.'' W hich supposes Abram awake, and some ' visible appearance or sensible token of the 1 presence of the divine glory. "Fear not.*' < Fear not thy enemies, neither fear lest .My ( promises shall fail thee. "I am thy j shield."' God was Abram's portion, and \ Ho is the portion of e very righteous s >u!. "Great reward." There is surely a reference lure to the battle and the victory. 1 When God is ours we have all that is sufficient for defense and reward; this promise ] involves eternal life. 2. "I go childless." Seeing I ain going childless; that is, I am going out ox tiie worid in this condition. Abram desired a 1 son, for he knew upon divine authority 1 that his seed should inherit tlie land. ' < Sonship and heirship arc inseparably con- i netted in the thoughts of Cod. "Steward \ o; my house." The heir into whose hands . Abram's possessions must descend, in con- ( s?juenee of his childless condition. "Is . this Eiiezer?" How could the promise be fuifiled when a "stranger"' is likely to be 1 Lis heir? 3. "Given no seed." Though we should , never complain of Cod yet v.e may com- < plain to Him, and tell Him ail our griev anccs. "One born in my house." That is, . "one attached to or a dependant of his house." This is a reference to the servant ' who, from ail appearances, would become ( his heir. ' 4. "Shall not be thine heir." There is j no iimu 10 uie power 01 c>ou, ior ne wno { tan quicken the dead can do anything. , 5. "Look?tell the stars." The stars in that climate are brighter than in ours. * .Professor Hall says he has known Venus * to sl;ine so bright as to cast a shadow. < Brighter than the stars, steadier than their flames shall be the fulfilment of God's promises. God points to the stars as a sign to Abram. "tjo shall thy seed be." ? The descendants of Abram included not ? only Israelites, but the Arabians, the Mid- 1 ianites, the Ammonites and Moabites were a numerous people, and were for more ( than a thousand years among the most ini- ] Iiortant in Asia. At least two V" inches of lis strong stock yet remain?the Jews, i who ore found in every part of the earth, ' and the Arabs, who still roam, unconquc-red over the desert. But the highest fulfilment was in Christ. God's people are. by faith, "children of Abraham." and : "heirs according to the promise." Gal. 3: | ( 7, 9, 29. | j A "Relieved in the Lord." God speaks , ?Abram believes, and all is settled and all I ( is sure. Abram believed the truth of the j promise that was now made him, resting j < upon the power and faithfulness ot Gcd J who had made it. See Kom. 4: 19-21. 4 "Counted it." There was no act but that ( of the mir.d and heart, no work of any < kind; hence the doctrine of justification ; by faith, without any merit of works; for in this case there could be no works of Abrani which would merit the salvation o. the whole human race. "For righteousness."' Or justification. 7. "I am the Lord." The promises of God are very broad, very high and very long. They iook far down the future, but we may remember that there is omniscience in their utterance and omnipotence , in their fulfilment. I 8. "Whereby shall I know?" That is, "by what sign shall 1 be assured that L shall inherit this land?'" 9. "Take me an heifer." etc. The animals prescribed are of the three kinds af- i terward allowed by the law for sacrifice, and the birds are those repeatedly mentioned in the law as those to be brought for offerings. 10. "He took?all these." Abram followed to the very letter the directions God Itad given him; so we must obey God fully before we can have reason to expect Him to fulfil His promises to us. "Divided them," etc. The manner of ratifying a covenant was to divide the animals lengthwise, as near as possible in two equal r>arts. which were placed opposite to each other a short distance apart; the covenanting parties would then meet in the centre and take the customary oath. i 11. "Came#down." Having made ready the sacrifices he waited for the fire of God to consume them, which was the u?ual token of acceptance. While he waited ravenous birds of prey which feed upon dead bodies "came down" to consume the sacrifice. How often do intruding cares, like unclear, birds, seize upon that time and those affections which have been given to God! 12. "Was going down." About the t'me of the evening sacrifice. "A deep sleep." Not a common sleep through weariness or carelessness, but such a sleep as God caused to fall upon Adam. "Great darkness." Which God designed to be expressive of the affliction and misery into which his posterity should be brought during their bondage in Egypt, as the next verse particularly states. 13. "Shall afflict them." From the time God called Abram at Haran it was 430 years before Abram's aescenuanis came into possession of their own land, but the children of Israel were actually in j Egypt only half that time, or 215 years. 14. "That nation." The Egyptian na- ; tion. "Will I judge." God brought plagues < and destruction upon the Egyptians. "Come out." Israel was redeemed from bondage and came out of Egypt with great wealth. This promise was literally fulliied, but thare was a long time of waiting. 15. "In peace." This verse strongly implies the immortality of the soul. 16. "Amorites." This was the general ' - ' - " ,u name lor Hie tauaauuiMi mucs. ?not yet full." From these words we learn that there is a certain pitch of iniquity to which nations may arrive before they are destroyed, and beyond which God wili not permit them to pass. 17. "A smoking furnace. ' This signified the afiiiction of the children of Israel in Egypt. There were there in the furnace ot afiiiction. "Burning lamp." The symbol ot the divine presence. Faith may be strong, but light comes while we stand before the Lord, by the holy altar of burnt offering. IS. "Made a covenant." A covenant is a mutual agreement between two contracting parties, each of which is bound to fulfil certain engagements to the other. In Holy Scripture it is used mostly to denote certain defined relations between God and man. "River of Egypt." Probably the River Nile. NOTtS AND COnriENT. St. John's. Newfoundland, gets $50.00b of Andrew Carnegie's money for a public library building. He never visited the town and doesn't know a soul there, but a citizen (Judge Proivse) wrote to him on the chances and Is very glad now that he did. Montreal's new chief of police reports that there are now in the city ten first'class hotels. (40 rooms er more.) 31 second class hotels. (10 to 10 rooms.) 53 third class hotels, (less than 10 rooms.) 21 first class restaurants. (capable of supplying meals to 50 customers at a time.) 130 licensed 5?iui)ii.-s iiiui supply aititis, aim .oj saloons that do not. A French investigator says the brains of military and naval men give ant most quickly. He states that out 3f every 100.000 men of the military sr naval profession 190 are lunatics. Of the so-called liberal professions artists are the first to succumb to the brain strain, next the lawyers, follow?d at some distance by doctors, cler gy. literary men and civil servants. "Blind Tom." the negro pianist, who iad so dropped out of hearing that many have supposed him dead, has now reappeared in concert. Tom is now 52 years old. and is still menially the child he was wlun his extraordinary imitative faculty was first manifested. Since 1882 he has hern jnder the most punctilious care, in isylums and sanitariums, and his custody has been a shuttlecock beiween one and another attorney. The present guardian is Albert Lerche. In the opinion of four out of five Justices of the New York Supreme Court's appellate division the New i'ork "anti-scalping" law is unconsti U'hotovfir mav hp thp n?t .lUiuuai. uuuiv iv. :ure of the arrangement which is evidenced by the (railroad) ticket." they say. "whether it be a token or prima acie evidence of a contract, when the icket is sold it belongs to the person K'ho buys it. and unless its use is in some way limited it has the same piality as every other kind of property." ; free Hloofl C'tlre. Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) cures blood ind fkin humors like ulcere, eating sores, ;cr-ma, itching skin, aching bones and jtints, nils, scrofula, blood poison, cancer, etc. B. II. 13. cures all malign mt b'ood troubles, old leep-s<ated ca?es. heals every sore, makes the blood pure and rich. Druggists, ? 1.00. Treatment free and prepaid ly describing your trouble and writing Dr. Giilam, 12 Mitih 1! St., At anta, Ga. Kaffirs own nine-tenths of the 12,000,000 aue* of Natal, South Africa. CAPUDINE S ? For IIF.ADAt'IIES 1 5 and KKVKR3. I h Taken with Quinine it prevents Ner- O ? vousuess an?l Ahlnf and relieves the T Kever. AT ALT. DRUG STORES. ^ fc>+0*0+04>*CH040*040?040*0 educate ebusiness AT THE ^LEXINGTON BUSINESS COLLEGE, LEX IVGTO\ KV K hlghcla?s Business 1 mining School for Boy* and . lrl?. 15th year. Best equipments: Be?t of everythin.'. Course* elective and enmraee Mathematics. Kt-onomlc*. Civil (Joverrinient. Bm<Iu?. Law. Bookkeeping. IVninan-hlp. Sh.rthinl typewriting and Ka-v English. W rite today for handbook uud clr ular* explaining everything. Address llenjani.u I). Junes, {'resident. Lexington. Iiy. uormmiutary school OXFORD, n. c. The beat disciplined School and the moat thorough!) taught Seliolara Gtiurniiteed. Actual Results are the Fest /.rguments. For Cat t'ogtie address Foilutled IS.*, 1 J. C. HOIlM:n. Is the oldest and only business college in Va. owninn its Uuilditicr?a nrand new one. No vacations. I.adies Jc gei-t'eraen. Bookkeeping,Shorthand, Typewriting* Penmanship, Telegraphy, &c. " Leading business college south of the Potomac river."?Phi la. stenographer. Add'ess, G. M. Smithdeal, President. Sichmond, Va^ M~ EDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA, KM a bllahrrt 1838. The "ixty-fourth session will commence CKrtober 1st. ISM. Departoien' of Medicine, roar yemr< course. fees $SVO) per session. Department of ei.tlstrv. three years course, fees gfiJ.uu per session. Department of Pharmacy. t*o yesrs course, fees $6 .lX> per session. For fur. her particulars and Cat*, logue address. CHRISTOPHER TOMPKINS, M D., Dtaa, ItKTI.UO.ND, VI. Mini Ergir.es, Word Rimers. R R. Grog?.tie 2 m.Machines and Other Machine!), , Manufactured by th j Salem Iron Works, Salem, N.C, r nDHDQY NEW DISCOVERY: flTM Ul* Vl C3 I noiek ralief and ears* worst tud. boo* of te utnooiaU and JO da*?' treatment Free. Dr. H. H. OREEN ? 80W6. Box B. Atlanta. ua. FOR COLORED STUDENTS OF BOTH SEXES, ST. AUGUSTINE'S SCHOOL, RALEIGH, >. C. Collogl tr,N'orm*I,Industrial, Training School for N urnei. <6.00 a Month. Student* may work their way and go to Night School. Carpentry, Printing. Bricaiayfng. Under the BplfCOMM Church. 35th Year. Kor Catalogue, apply to Principal, liar. A. t- Uuater, Halrlgh, A. C. ASTHMA-HAY.FEVER rsl CURED BY ,/r /^Dr.TAFT'S Vl V aSTH^3 i5 7 ^FREE TRIAL BOTTLE Addrcss Dr TAFT 79E.I30?ST..N.Y.ClTY JiT uuftsWH^hftlSlHAILST^^^jr U Best Cough Syrup. Testes Good. Use C2 lii time. Sold by druggists. [^rrirrm-?r irrig|r MMBBBBBetiaaiiaaiiaiiaigKg * m m M M RAILROAD * * Q jjjgj j^TIt KKTSTO ? || STREET FAIR ADD CARNIVAL jf !? _ _orr-7 f? v^_ s v YOII Ii:a-V w'n OL'' (,r "f x ( jp w these if you are a GOOD # I Jfj GUESSE'!. Send a postal to-day for tig I 9P particulars. Address pC % RICHMOND CARNIVAL ASS'N, % : jjj 1111 E. Main St. Richmond, Va. W6 < i. \\I''KALU ( K IIV^l. \ ?\I) II? E ( T OR. | 18.'J8. ___ 1L> ,1. Greensboro female college, GKKKNSBOKO, N. C. Literary and Ilusiness Course?. Schools of Musill. Art and Klocutio.i. Literary Course and all living expenses $20.1 per year. Fall session begins Sept. llth. 1901. Catalogue on application. Dbed Peacock. Pres't. "The Kaure thmt made West Point fnoom." MclLHENN Y'S TABASCO. |?Aiww?*cwi*wiwimwwwi*eww*re TTTTn C i ff "LEADER SMOKELESS PO ! |! are used by the best shots in the co : uniform and reliable. All the world's won and made by Winchester shells. | i USE D BY TH E BEST SH O And every Distr of the Skin and Relieved by And a single anointing great skin cure and pur I treatment, when followe doses of CUTICURA ! and c-eanse the blood, is nent, and economical cu ing, itching, burning, ble pimply skin and scalp h OTwf rnmnnfinrlwi. WTWA Millions t T TSE CUTICURA SOAP, ; ^ for preserving:, purifying:, cleansing: the scalp of crusts, seal ping: of falling: hair, for softenir roug;h, and sore hands, for baby the form of baths for annoying: iri free or offensive oersoiration, in weaknesses, and many sanative suggest themselves to women anc of the toilet, bath, and nursery, duce those who have once used tfc tifiers to use any others. CUT] cjlullidal piupu um wiat w mv4 core, with the purest of cleansing ing of flower odours. It unites i the BEST skin and complexion baby soap in the world. Complete External and Intern: 1 Consisting of cctici scales, and soften th< 1 U |AL)H_il a Instantly allay ltchli and heal; and CCTI _u_ err blood. a single s THE OtT lng, disfiguring, ltchl bumours, with loss of hair, when all else falls K. N'EWKHKY A SONS, 2" and i8, Chnrterho inr \f ('.our., hole Props., Boston, U. S. A. pa is DAVIDSON, N. C. I For two-third* of a century Davidson J ha* been note i among Southern < olleges ; 'or ttic thoroughness or Its training, the ability ?? its ra ultv, and the atmosphere of moral tv and honor on Its c ampus. It-lnvltes ' t lie attention of every parent who wishes o give his son a thorou h class c il orsc.entiflo * education under influences conducive to th* For v. ata!ogue.?, etc., addre?? HENRY LOUIS SMITH, President._ FEMALE COLLEGE, xor eijSKwherk is there such an ideal of Cll HIS I IAN EDUCATION. Lecture Course, Library. Apparatus, Cabinets. Fi -t-class. Book-Keeping, Shorthand, Arr. Mu-ic. TATE SPRING, Ea.^(?S8' 'of America I Ifotcl Open and Water Shipped Throughont ^ ear I he tnn*t Delightful Health and Pleasure He* -rt in the Union. Electric Light*. Steam | Heat. Water Worn*. Water Dure* Ind Ignition, | In a-.i-p-la, uml ail trouble* of the Liver. Stomach, i bladder. Bn?e!? ana Kidney*. Rheumatism and Itl< <?.> Ld>e,i* s. Write lor Pamphlet. T1IOS. ro.tlLDSVN, Owner A Propr. TATE SPRING, TENNESSEE. No. 32. useGERTAISSv" cure.fl HESTER " and "REPEATER" WDER SHOTGUN SHELLS , untry because they are so accurate, championships and records have been ; Shoot them and you'll shoot well. TS, SOLD EVERYWHERE || wwn. MW jj^ * essing Irritation Scalp Instantly a Bath with |j'H with CUTICURA, the est of emollients. This d in severe cases by mild RESOLVENT, to cool ; the most speedy > permare for torturing, clisfigureding, scaly, crusted, and umours with loss of hair if Women issisted by Cuticara Ointment, and beautifying the skin, for es, and dandrutt, and the stoptg, whitening, and soothing red, rashes, itching?, and chafing?, in ritations and inflammations, or too the form of washes for ulcerative antiseptic purposes which readily 1 mothers, and for all the purposes No amount of persuasion can intese great skin purifiers and beau[CURA SOAP combines delicate aa CUTICURA, the great skin ingredients and the most refreshn ONE SOAP at ONE PRICE, soap, and the BEST toilet and ll Treatment xor tvery numour, L'ra Soap, to cleanse the skin of crusts and b thickened cuticle; Cuticura Ointment, to ig, Inflammation, ami Irritation, and 6ootho cura Resolvent, to cool and cleanse the kt 1b often sufficient to cure the roost torturing, burning, and scaly skin, scalp, and blood . Sold throughout the world. 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