The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, January 08, 1884, Image 4
-.^ Rev? O. C. BROWN, Editor.
PCB I?OVS?S SAKE.
?* ^Sometimes1 am tempted to murmur
~ That life is flitting a way,
W??k oi??,a remad of trifles
Filling each busy day ;
This ti ag nooks and corners,
Making the bouse look fair,
And patiently taking on me
The burden of woman's care.
Comforting childish sorrows,
And charra!ag thc childish heart
With the simple song and story
Told with a mother's at t ;
Setting the dear home table, 4
^And clearing the meal away,
And going on little errar ds
' * * In the twilight of the day.
? "One day-ie just irice another ?
Sewing and piecing weil
7 / little jackets and trousers
lim &'???y?*hat aone can tell
> Where are the seams and joinings
? j^^^Ah L the seamy side of lite
' ^-&i&pt Ott of sight by the mapic
. ? j?^f Of manjr^mpther and wile !
j?? A*d.oftwben I am ready to murmur
^ -T?t?ttliio ts flitting away,
*^^With the self-same round of duties
WKW*. --iL . ;..
Filling each busy day,
??- ^Jfc>ipo^es to my spirit sweetly,
- With the grace of a thought divine :
*Yoo are living, toiling for love's sake,
^ Aad:Uie lasing gliouM nerer repine.
'You are golding the little footsteps
f tf? to the way they ought to walk ;
* ^Y?tr are dropping a word for Joses
.In the midst of yonr household talk ;
^ laving your life far life's sake
|f tfie homely cares grow sweet
A*ndsacred the self-denial
That ts laid at the Master's feet.
-Selected.
'?h$ Young Astronomer.
?Etcry clear night, at this season of
, the year, has hs wonders and its glories,
jp The seven atara are in the east, in -the
early /?reo?eg boars. Below them,
jw? ca? easily find the big A, with its
sharp ejdge towards the sooth. At thc
oyett: end of the A. there is a bright star
?t the end of the lower side, and a
brigjtf planet at the end of the opper
s?de?r^Ebe star is Aldebaran. It isa
IfttfeCjj?ddish in color. This represents
^ th^eTCof the Ball on the globe or ou j
astnV^Np. Aldebaran ts always at the
end of the lower row of stars forming i
one side of the A. Bot the planet is |
not always at the end of the other row. j
~ ^?j^w^br?^'praTiet means 'wanderer.']
This bright pjaoet is ramed Saturo. A {
.few weeks ago he was io the open cud j
-otthc.A. bat he bas moved backward !
;ontif fie went a little past the northern j
?end of the opper row. I7e ts now mov- i
'j?^Wbw?y^ forward. Watch him for a j
iffeW weeks, and 500 will see that he '
?gob?r "across the mooth of the A. and j
Ipassses sear Aldebaran 00 his eastward j
way". It is only for a short time (hat !
tie nelps to make the big A Enjoy j
.him io this beautiful position while you ?
may. It will be thirty years before he
-comes to the same part of the skies
-again, and theo he will not pass exact?
ly along the mooth of the A. as you
cao see bin do now. See for yourself
that Saturn wanders backward and for?
ward, while Aldebaran keeps hts place
"fixed at the end of his row of stars.
Venus can be seen now soon after sun
r-sef; low io the sooth west. Jupiter and
Mars cao be seen later in the evening, j
^Something will be said about these
beautiful planeU hereafter, lt is enough
for one lesson if yon have learned Sa?
turn, the beautiful ring-girdled world.*
?-Southern Cliristian Advocate.
Asking a Blessing.
It is said of Matthew Henry that no
journey was undertaken, nor any cub- I
Jeei or course of sermons entered opon, j
nor boo* committed to the pres?, nor j
any trouble apprehended, without a
particular application lo the mercy-scat I
for direction, assistance and success.
It is recorded of Cornelius Winter, 1
that be seldom opened a book, even 0? j
general subjects, without a moment's !
prayer.
The late Bi>hop lieber, on each new j
incident of hi* history, or on the eve of
any^ undertaking, used to compose 0
brief prayer, imploring special help and ;
guidance.
- A late physician of great celebrity,
'useitto ascribe mach of his success to
three-maxims of hts father'*, the last
and best of which wai?, 'Always pray
for year patients/
Advice to Wives.
Wtre? liken regret thai their hus- ?
bands do not talk to them. Thin ts not j
the ?lace to discuss thc shortcomings of j
a man, bot sometimes when I have :
listened $0 the fault-findings, the gar- ?
rol?os repetitions, frivolous details, the
childish exactions of sympathy and at- j
tentton with which some women bore
their husbands when they arc over
hardened and anxious with care and
work, I have not wjndered that some
men grow taciturn in their homes. But
it is a great loss if a man is silent
among hts wife and children. The
husband and -wife live so much of thc
time in a different world that a free in?
tercourse can be a great help and
pleasure to eaeb of them. You will not
be likely to make a man talk by telling |
bim that he ought to talk, or scolding
him because he docs not do so. Make
it a pleasured for him to talk with you.
Exercise good sense, good temper, and j
tact in drawing him out on topics of-in
terest to himself. Re patient under h 9
moods of silence. Be deserving the
companionship of a sensible man. Avoid
talking of persons, or insignificant de?
tails concerning yourself or your work.
Have -something interesting or valua?
ble to say. The story of your child's
prattle may be full of interest. The
nombcr of pies yon have made or the
rooms yon have swept may not be
worth repeating Cultivate the graces
of character, speech, and tones of voice,
and yeo may find that thc man who
was glad to escape from the loquacious,
complain;og, exacting won?tm, goes re?
luctantly from ber who knows when to
talk and when io be silent, who de
nicth her mooth with wisdom, and in
whose tongue is the law of kindness.'
? -r-? -
Mr. Moody says that his three week?'
work in Ireland bas been the most pro- I
ductive of his life. Messrs. Whittle
and M dj rann aha n con tin oe the meet?
ings io Doblio, while Moody and San- ;
key enter on fhair winter's work in
London, ?here a new iron hall seating ,
about has le en erected for this i
A Boy's Estimate of Ms Moth-,
er's Work.
'My mother gets me n?>, builds the
fire, gets my breakfast and scuds me
off,' said a bricht, vouth.
4What then T asked the reporter.
'Then she gets my father up, nod j
?Cts his breakfast, and sends him off. |
Then gets the other children their
breakfast and sends them to school : :
and then she and the baby have their
breakfast.'
'How old is the baby V
'Oh. she is'most twt., but she can!
walk and talk as weil a? any of us.'
'Are you well ps id 7?
'I get ?2 a week father gets ?2 a
day.' . .
'How much does your mother get?' {
With a bewildered look the boy said,
.Mother ! Why she dou't work for any?
body.?
'L thought you said she worked for
all of you.*
'Oh, yes, for all of us she does ; but
there ain't no money io it.'-American
Farmer.
To Attain Long Life.
Some one wisely says that he who j
strives after a long and pleasant term j
of life must seek to attain continual ?
equanimity, and carefully avoid every- |
thing that too violently taxes his feel- j
ings. Nothing more quickly consumes
the vigor of life than the violence of the j
emotions of the mind. We know that ?
anxiety and care can destroy the heal?
thiest body ; we know that fright and
fear, yes, excess of joy, becomes dead?
ly. They who are naturally cool and of
a quiet turn of mind, upon whom noth?
ing can make too powerful an impres?
sion, who are not wont to h*. excited
either by great sorrow or great joy,
have the besi. chance of living long and
happy after their manner. Pieserve,
therefore, under all circumstances* a
composure of mind which no happiness,
no misfortune, can too much disturb. ]
Love nothing too viole:?t!y, hate nothing I
too passionately, - fear nothing too
strongly.
.Putty Poor Stuff.'
'Well, Father Brown, how did you !
like the sermon yesterday V asked a j
young preacher. 'Ye see, parson.' was j
the reply. '? haven't a fair chance at
them sermons of yours. I'm an old
man now. avd have to Mt pretty well
back by the stove, and there's old Miss j
Smithic, Widder Taff, 'n Hyland'? |
daughterz, 'u Nabb Birt, *0 all the j
rest sittin' in front of me with their j
months wide open a swallerin' down ai! ?
the best of thc sermon, 'n what gets j
down to'mc is putty pnor stuff, parson, j
putty poor stuff.' .
Thc idols worshiped hy the heathen j
.>f Africa and Tndia are nearly ail mnn- i
o&ctured in England, and pay a very j
handsome profit. It is stated that the !
commercial value of the brass and cast- |
iron gods shipped to heathen lands for j
exceeds that of the Bibles, books aud j
tracts which reach the same destination, i
Euin Wrought in the Forest, j
How depressing it is to see acres of trees cut !
down in the midst of a no??Te forest. How j
saddening it is also to iee that thin spot in j
the midst of vour otherwise abondant hair.;
Stop it at once by the ese of Parker's Hair ;
Balsam. For actual efficiency this famous j
article stands at the head of its class. Ele- I
gani for the toilet, delicious i.. odor, and re
Stores the original color to gray or faded .
hair. Economical, ap a slight, occasional np- j
plication keeps the hair and scalp in perfect j
order.
COMPTROLLER GENERAL'S OFFICE.
ATLANTA, GA.. July 9th. 188??
Dr. P. R. J/olt. Ejfuvltt, Ala.
Dear Sir: I am pleased to report that I {
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use of your 'Dyspeptic Elixir.' I was indue- ;
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most every remedy known for mv disease, j
without the sHjrhtestcffect. I took only three ;
small bontt-s of yonr medicine before I was !
entirely well, i sum-red several years, and |
although it !.:?> hven three years Since I used !
vour preparation 1 have Iud rio retuni of it. j
Yours truly, IV. A. WRIGHT.
Comp. G'.n. S:.:te ot Ga. j
For sale by D. J. Auld.
Dr. Holt's Dyspeptic Elixir will cure any '
case of Dyspepsia Constipation or Asthma :
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.Mr. C. S. Thomas. Henry Co., Ala., says j
Holt's Dyspeptic Elixir cured him ofDyspep- !
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Vg" i 0i !
TORPID BOWELS. I
DiOORD^RED LIVER, !
and SCALAR?A,
From thos?; sources arley tilt ec-*'ouri:"}oj ;
tho duch?s cf mo Luman tuce '*'h*3*
2maptoim* indicate thc.roust ente: T**n*o
ppctltc, Horrels costive, fciiei; l?end
?che, fullness niter catki}-, uvcjjfon io '
cxertioM of body or mtedy SfecclaUcis i
of .oed, Irritability cf temper, IAXW \
spirits, x nt hnvlMj? irr??cc?? d i
?orne dnty, SMz=ii:C8?, Flutte ri pt fjit j
Heart, T>c ts He-oro th* ?y-?. hf cl; I y col?
ored TJrltc, CO^STIPATlC^f ci? de- ?
tnand the uso of a remo<iy that ners directly ?
on tho Uver. . Asa^ver med let ne TCTT'8 i
PIL.L3 bar? no eqnnL Their r?ctio:i on thc :
lvi.Jr.?ys ??n<i Skin is'*.}uo prompt : r? coving 1
ail unpnritio* through these ihre?: ;? senv- i
engen of the system,'* prci-^iiijr a "pc- '
lite,sound d'tyestion, r?'?rul;>r *?ools, a clear
sicinandavi?-?- .-oa3 ho<W, -rei'VT'ii >?i t*T.H
^V3???no aC???ea cr griping v.or interioro
wita dallv work and ave a perfect
ANTIDOTS TO ftgAL?RIA.
HE FEELS IiXKJR A KJ?W MAX.
"I have had Dyspepsia, with Corictlr.r.- .
tion,two years, and have tried ten different
kinds of p?l3, and TCTfS are thc first j
that hare done me any good. They ?:avr;
cleaned mo out nicely. My ripper'ftc is '.
splendid, food digests readily, and I r.rw
liave natural passages. I feel like a new .
man.? Wi D. EDWARDS, Palmyra, O.
Sol<leTeryw?cre>agc Qfficy,44 MurrayS*..,N.Y.
TUTT'3 MIE OYE.
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PEYQE'sPILE\??!
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For this annoying trouble it hfl? been in popular use '.
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OLTI Soar?, Sc.\ij> HEAD, TBTTEK, ULCEIW and j
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From Montgomery, Ala., apcntlcman writes: " I |
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Disease is an efFeet. not a cause. lis origin
is within: ils manifestations without. Henee,
to cure tlie rite disease the cause must hp re?
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Tor the innumerable troubles caused hy un?
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The necessity for prompt ano efficient
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1884
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ASHLEY DISSOLVED HONKS.
GENUINE LEOPOLDSHALL KA IN IT.
FLOATS, of highest ?irade, product of the Dnc Atomizer.
COTTON SEED MEAL, sound nu?! fresh.
iE?TFOR TERMS, llhistra?ed Hand Hooks, Agricultural Primers and good articles on
Ash Klement, Kainit, Floats and Peas, address.
THE ASHLEY PHOSPHATE CO.
Charleston, S. C.
Thc Largest and 2?ost Complete
Establishment South.
Established 1842
GEO. S. HACKER & SON
Orfice ami Warcroom*. King, opposite
Cn II non Street.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Manufacturers of
DOORS, SASH, BUNDS,
MOULDINGS,
AND BUILDING MATEBIAL
F A K M GRIS T M I L L# S
AND SHELLERS.
OVER 30,000 NOW IN VST..
Every machine is fully warranted to snit, or
money refunded. Price of Milis, $20 to
$40 ; Shellers, S'. Do not buy a Mill
or Sheller until you have seen our
terms and illustrated circular.
Address, with stamp.
LIVINGSTON & CO., PITTSBURGH, PA.
WILSON, CHILDS & CO
PHILADELPHIA WAGON WORES,
PHILADELPHIA,FA
MANUFACTURERS OF ALL KINDS OF
Plantation, Business, Express & Spring Wagons,
Carts, Drays, Timber Wheels, Trucks and Wheelbarrows.
H. HARBY., Agent, Sumter and Kingstree, S. C.
PLUCK ?NE FAZ?, BEALES-:
wars.
'THE BEST GOODS FOR THE LEAST mm
INSURES SATISFACTION.
I BULTMANN & SEO.
Take pleasure tn announcing to their friends
and the public generally thal they have
adued to their business an assort?
ment ot'
FINE Ti ATS, TRUNKS. VALISES A NP
SATCHELS,
and in their regular line of
BOOTS AND SHOES.
ther hnve lhe
LARGEST AND * REST STOCK Til EV
HAVE EVER ITA P.
All of which titer will soil at the same
LOW PRICES which has made them thu
LEAESES IST THEI? LISTE
for quality and pri?e; Tho
BOOT- SHOE, AMD KAT TRADE OF SUMTER :
has not before witnessed so complete a lino of ;
SOLID AND DURARLE GOODS, AT j
SUCH LOW PRICES, J
As are now offered at their store. All ?
good? warranted as heretofore. Do not fail j
to call and examine stock before buying:.
Sept 18
I hare known and watched thc nse of Swift's Spc- 1
-iflc :r,r over fifty years, and have never known or ;
heard of u failure to cure Blood Poison when prop- j
orly taken. 1 used it on my servants from IsS? to I
wr;, a" did ni?? c number of my neighbors, find in !
' very case that carno withhi ray knowledge it effected
a t. :;:.;. In all my life I have never known a remedy !
ti ut wonld so folly accomplish what it id recom?
mended to do.
H. L. DENNARD, Perry, Ga. j
I have known and tu-cd Swift's Specific for more I
than twenty yeera, and havo <t;en more wonderful '
r.-sultH from it? usc tuan irom any remedy in or j
ont of the Pharmacopa?a. It ie a ccrtaiu and aafe :
antidote to all ports of Blood Poison.
J. DICKSON SMITH, M. D.,
Atlanta, Ga.
"WHAT DRUC-G-I3TS SAY j
Who have Seen the Effects of Severe Tc?t<*. ;
lias given better Mtinfaction than nny remedy for "
Blood Disease* wc have? ever handled.
SCHILLER & STEVENS, WajhiDston, P. C. j
Many physicians have endorsed S. S. S. a-?aspe- ;
chic for Blood U!se.?.??ea.
S. MANSFIELD & CO., Xcmphfe. i
Have reen fl. S. S. fiop 'h.- h-.ir f*?sm"ijilHt?;? emt In
a very F?iort time. Wonderful effects in ?kia or
Blood Diseapos.
\V. n. PATTERSON, EaJic?.Ter.-*.
We do not hesitate tn fay'hat fora y . r'..,;.;
have r.-dd more of Swift** SIK-C??IC >. > 1 tb:.n :
all oth'T Blood Parisers? e<i:.i.>?:i' -l, jr. l M.-.-; ;
astonishing results. Onerp-nt'cinan who ..' ha'"
a dozen bottles maya that it ha? (lon-' hint 'i! . .. ?:
than treatment which rv-l hun $:,i?i*0. *n?>?:?rr
han nsed it for a Scrofulous Election rest?t; :. (-..?
maacnt enre from ltd u*e.
VAS SI1AACK, STEVENSON ? CO.,
51,000 REGARD!
Will be paid to any Chemist who will find on ,:-r.
ysis of 100 bottles S. S. S., ono particle of Ms-rcnrj
Iodide Potassium, or any mineral substance.
THE SWIFT SrECTFK' ? <?.,
Drewer 3, Atlanta, ' ia.
63^Wriie for the little bock, which trill be
free.
Price: Small size, $1.00 per bottle. Lrir-t iv:e.
(holding double quantity), f 1.75 bottle. AU Drug
fists sell it.
STANDARD
LAUNDRY WM|
Preserves Linen, gives a beau?
tiful finish, prevents the
iron from sticking,
saves labor. j
5 CENTS A CAKE.1
ASK YOUR STOREKEEPER FOR IT. j
MADE BY
STANDARD OIL CO., j
Cleveland, Ohio. ;
Aug 7
I M Y DE AR:
DO YOU KNOW TES PSAS
I WHY PEOPLE WANT Tu BUY
j THE WILSON LIGHTNING SEW
in preference to any other
SETOTGr MACHINS ?
We will tell you.
BECAUSE it has no Cogs. Cams or Ce;
BECAUSE it lias no [rawhide or I
Packing.
BECAUSE it uns no Cast-iron Parts pai
ed over to cover its defects.
BECAUSE it does not shake, rattle
dance all over the floor when run at a hi
rate of speed.
BECAUSE it has two speeds-one for f
work or a delicate operator, and the OT!
for fast speed, so that you can do onc-th
more work iii ? day than can he done on a
oilier Sewing Machine.
BECAUSE it runs light and Easy.
BECAUSE lost motion can he he taken
after years of wear without changing or pi
titig in new parts, which cannot be Aa
with any oilier Sewing Machine.
BECAUSE it darns rips and tears.
BECAUSE ir does the most elegant dosig
in embroidering without an attachment.
BECAUSE it does not break the thread
neille when run backwards.
Wc could tell y ou for hotirsbfitsSuperiori
overall other Sewing Machines. We thu
this is sufficient reason irby people shoo
buy the WILSON, lt is sold on very ea
terms.
BUiyOIA3??& ?BK?,
HOOT AND SHOE STOKE,
SUMTER, S. C.
Aug 21
$100.00 A WEEK!
We cnn guaranteed the above amount t
good, active, energetic
AGENTS !
Ladies as well as gentlemen, make a succet
in the business. Very lin!e capital require?
Wc have a household article as Saleable ?
flour.
It Solis XtsseljL
lt is used every day in evert* family. You d
not need to explain its merits. There is
rich harvest for all who embrace this goble
opportunity, lt costs you only one cent I
learn what our business i". Buy a postal car
ana* write to us and we will send you ou
prospectus and full particulars
FREE!
And we know yon will derive more gooi
than you have any idea of. Our reputation
as a man ii fact ii ring company is such that w
cannot alford to deceive. Write to us ;
postal ami give your address plainly and rc
ceive full particulars.
BUCKEYE MT 0 CO.,
Sept li-o Marion, Obi**.
CONTINENTAL
O O "F*
OINTMENT
-cr:;t:s
Cracked Hoofs, Sprains, Scratches
and Seres
-IN
HOUSES, CATTLE AND SH KEP.
Ask your Storekeeper for it, or write
direct to the manufacturers.
AMERICAN LUBRICATING OIL CO,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Auer T
CARPETS.
Carpets ano* House Furnishing Gooda.
Tin? Largest Stock South nt' Itali ?more.
Moquet, Brussels, .'{-Ply and Ingrain Car?
pets, lings, Mats and Crumb Cloths, Win?
don- Shades. Wall Papers, I.order*., Lace
Murrains. Comic?** and Po1?*s, Cocoa ?nd
Canton Mattings. Upholstery, K?i;cr?*'iiijjs.
Chromos, Picture Frames?. Writ? ?or
Samples and Price*.
lt A11.1 r & COSlCltKY^UCU.STA, HA.
.lune LT? o
BLANKS
-o
LIENS.
TITI. KS.
MORTGAGES.
HILLS or SALI:,
noxDS,
And Other Blanks in Variety,
AT THIS OFFICE.
" HENRY L, B. WELLS,
NOTARY PUBLIC,
SUMTER, S. C.
/Apr 24
f
WULBERN & PIEPER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND DEALERS IX
ProTisions, Lipers, ?CH k
16 7 ? 10 0 Ea st- Bo y ,
C?lARLESTON, S. C.
Dec. 2 6
CHAS. C. LESLIE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FISH. LOBSTERS j TERRAPINS,
GAME, TURTLES, OYSTERS,
?fcc. ?fee. ?fcc.
Stalls Xos. ? and 2 Fish Market,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Having made btrge addition? to my busi?
ness. I am prepared to furnish Fish. Game,
Sec., at 3hort notice.
AU Orders Promptly Attended To.
Terms Cash, or City Acceptance.
July 24
A RELIABLE HOUSE TO DEAL WITH.
W. H. WELCH. LA XI KR EASOX.
WELCH & EASON,
-D KA LR RS TS
CHOICE FAMILY AXD PLANTATION
GROCERIES,
Wines, Liquors, Segars and Tobacco.
127, 120 Meeting and Sooth-West cor.
Market Streets,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Send for price list. No charge for drayage
or packing.
Oct 23v
SEND FOR PBfCE'L?ST,
Repattf rcg.; a: Speoialty.
W. C. FHRSYTHE & S9N,
DEY GOODS
AND
CILaOTHING,
40t3 & 408 King Street.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
March 21 ly
C. BART & CO.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
"2?
The largest importers of
" 3R. "O'
in the South, ofier for sale a wei! selected
-s tod; of
APPLES, . ORANGES, BANANAS,
COCOAXCTS, DRIED FIGS, LEMONS,
NUTS. RAISINS, PEANUTS,
POTATOES, CABBAGES. ONIONS,
and everything else timi a First G?ass Whole?
sale Fruit House should have.
Country Orders Filled' icitJt Despatch.
Oct 23
j WJII hz mailed C?CC to ail applicants and to
; ?"a deniers of las: B year without ordcrir.? it.
j Ir contains illustrations, prices, descriptions and
j directions for i>Ia:itir.? all Vegetable, an'? Flower
Scxds. Plants, etc. Invaluable to all.
! D.M. FERRY&C0.D?&
(
: d^^il Stated Monroe Sts..Chic350.^s?5v>TO
VSf Will??n.l t>r?>:..i?.? t<v\nv adilmp theix jr
YZL BAND CATALOGUE, k ow??7
r-j?St'f (ortniiiwfiK Se?u, ?NI?, !wlis,k\ VsKA
I 1/ \3'ib:., Sni.lrv Rin.l ..ntfiti, nepaiHnj // \ H
//MjOl;M>itmls :.i>? lncln?!?i In-tnirtion ar.'l Ht- /f^ua
! .?s*^g^ef.-u>-i fur Aniatmr !lau.i>, auj a Cntaiuituii^w^^X'h
i ^t<i Choit? lian?! .Mu.ic
ARE NCR uri SEQ
YOU BICH w ll Ho
AND LACK VITAL ENERGY?
i THEJIOW AKt) GALVA>T( S?IEID
j???B?3$tt??\ Klicuiiiauein, Neara Wa,
K^^H Sciatica, Spina1, A?inenta,
^ISE? *ERVO?S DEBILITY,
TWSCT?BB^ Fever and A CUP, Malaria,
^WB^ KIDNEY DISEASE.
/? flfi^Skin and B.ood Disease,
^-jy ^1 Torj'-idljvor and Indigestion
^5^^ ParalvsU, Epilepsy
j Wg?X BACK,
j ^\ It A'AtHover the
j I m ut wm j |
? ORGANS J I Inp CUKBEXT of
BSRESTOREDBTTHEB I ^E1CTK??1T?"*
W"_ I Without Acid?
[Patented Feb. 25, 1ST9.] r T??,V fjr
? Cai? Semina] Weakness. I:..-. ,;.':n v, s,rd LOST
; MAMEOOIV-p-vdily resmrl? ? the tackof Vitality
! ?ndl/'St Vh?uriii a natara! way. ?ithontJOragytnc
j the stomach. We turnM: Absolute Proof of
I wfcat tve sav in Our Illustrated Pamphlet. Tl:reo
i Typ??s of4 !?ic:?, seri; free. i>r vlie:? Hi'aird. ? cen'3
! postage. Ourappiiac?xsare?:d?pf?4t toatlZ Agc*.
? SntTerlne front Lame Back, Weafcaew of the Spine
; with a fred, languid, ?MPbearing down feeling
I who are Servons and Weak or gafier fro:n
i Leucorrfccpa, Chronic Inflammation, or ra.tins of
the Womb, Suppressed cr Crregular Menstruation,
? Hemorrtiaiie, Barrenness, ritmiijfc ot ?.?fe <c
Z>*bilitv, the Shield is a speedv and permanent cure.
SP KCl A L Cl KC ULAR s-Ol? E.A l> ? KS nent fnv.
EI.KC?TKIC > To wann the feet, enrich the Blood,
EXSOLES ipejvent Co?J? and RheuUUKisb),
i Poce, ??HM per nair. Scndsi??of fhoe vorn.
Price of Shield, N*o. A No. 2 $tuOO: Ko. C
; ?20.00. Sent C. O. t). or br jiiail in plain packages, on
receipt of price f no mc<tsure needed >. lieuiittancea
' can be sent in letter, at onr risk. ;
AMk'RIC?N GALVANIC CO.
? APPTfi. O 5 r.Vf? CUVSTKVT ST.. PHTLA-, PA.
VU Mi J L/t^? i 1S4 MADISON ST..CHICAGO. ILL
, ygr lu writing ns. Dlease name this paper.
i Alio gril dsvorn and cob. Illustrated Cir- ;
I calare and Testimonials sent on application.
Address WILSON ItUOS., E:iston, Pa.
Jul
BARNES'
Patent Toot an'? Steam
Power Machinery. Complete
outfits fur .Aetna! Work-shop
Uus?ness. La tiles for Wood j
or Metal Circula: S:?ws. '?
Scroll .v Mvs. Formers. .Mor- ?
ttsers. Ter-.;- TS. etc. etc.
Mnchino on rrial if desired,
ti*, i- Catalogue :in?i 'rie<? List Free.
*.V. F. A. JOHN BAULKS,
No. ?! ?t? .Main Kt.
lt? cKv an. Ii i.
Cnn he derived from washes (or thc Teeth.
There must be something which will neutral?
ize th? peculiar ee'd that is formed from the
deposits on and between the teeth.
mm
is tlio most eflictcnt, most harmless, and most
delightful preparation known. It cleans the
teeth, neutralizes thc acidity, and all brown
ami ugly stains, leaving the teeth white and
polished and ihebrcath delightful. 25 cents
a box. Trade supplied bv
W. C. FISHER,
Wholesale Agent, Columbia, S. C.
For sale in Sumter bv Dr. A. J. CHINA,
and Dr. D. J. AULD.
Sept 25
B. F. MITCHELL ?: SO
PROPRIETORS OF
The Merchant Flour M
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF
COTTON AND NAVAL STORK*
W?XM?NGTO?', ST. C.
OFFER FOR SALE
AT LOWKST PlllCES
Cko\<" grades FLO LR, own man'ft're
-A?.?O,
Fresh Ground MEAL, HOMINY.
CRACKED CORN.&c.
-ALSO.
Selected RED RUST PROOF SE."
OATS.
Selected North Carolina and Marjhr ;
SK KO RYE.
Ail our Goods guaranteed best qua .;
ty and at lowest prices. No charge fi .
delivery to Railroad.
_g. F. MITCHELL & SQF
THE PURCELL HOUSE
Wilmington, N. C.
UNDER NEW NAN AG EMEN?
First Class Hotel.
Board $2 60 to 00 per dr? y-..Marchan ts $2 9?
B. L. PERRY .
Proprietor.
Read Proof of Wonderful Curei
FREMONT. Ohio, Jan. 25th, 1881.
Dr. B. J. Kendall & Co., Gents:-I think
j it HIV duty to render you my thanks for bes
i efits end profits which I hare dented from
i your invaluable and far fame of Spavin Core.
?My cousin and I had n valuable stallion,
worth $400 which had a very bad spavin and
I w>*s pronounced by four eminent veteriaary
! surgeons, beyond any cure, and that the horse
j was* done forever. Asa resort I ad
I vised my cousin to try a bottle of Kendall's
j Spavin Core It bad a magical effect, the
j third bottle cored it and :he horse is as wei!
j :?s ?vcr. Dr. Hick of Kd i ti burg, the eminer:
? veterinary ?ur^eon was an uncle of mine.
I and I take great interest in assisting his pre
I fession. JAMES A. WILSON,
i Civil Bngioecr.
KENDALL'S SPATO CUBE.
CHARUCSTON ,S. C., July J2, 1883.
j Dr. B. J Kendall &Co., Dear Sirs :-I par
f cliased at Louisville, Ky., a very fine bred
I cob, and in $h??t.jngt?e go' bis hock badly
j imr? on the outside of the joint which cause?!
. it to swell three or four li'jnea the natural
! size, which made him very jaine. I tried a
j great many liniments ?hielt f:?i!ed to benefit
[ the injured part. At last when disgusted,
j and ready to give np the colt as ruined, i
? happened to see your advertisement of :-Ken
! dall's Blister and Spavin Cure," and tho:;ght
j 1 would give it a trial. I first applied the
j "Blister' 'o the hock which bj this time had
j become calloused; and lo my surprise found ii
; work like a charm. In twenty four hour?
! the part that was hard became soft and the
i Inmelcss bogati to leave. 1 then got some of
! ''Kendall's Spavin Cure*' and applied it ac
? according to direction? , which lois made a
? perice' enre, and ?he eoit i* new ?s sound as
. any horse silive. ? merely write t!;:s tetter to
j you. as 1 think it a duty 1 owe to >'??, *nd
. also for the good of the rvrMjc^at lar^p._
? The foregoing st-Ur!^ ;it 1 writ make affi
! davit to. and cm ;:!so have .-'t S:?me verified
! itv ?he Inrst horsemen in our city who saw the
j before .md after treati?icr:t.
vvrr Respectfully,
j 12 Chapel S ? ., J ?HX ll. A RX OLD.
Send address 'or lliusttateil Circular which
I wc think gives positive proof cf its virtue,
? No remedy has ever met wit h such unqualified
i success to on;- knowledge, for beast as well as
. man.
j Price Si per bottle or C bottles for $5. AH
{'druggist* have it or c;tn pet it for ;ou, or
jit will lie sent to any adi! ress on receipt of
? price by the proprietors. !'r. fi. J. Kendall &
j Co.. Kn?shureh P?lls. Yr.
i SOLD BY ALL SSVOCtZSTS.
; June 12
! GRAHAM'S STABLES,
REPUBLICAN-STREET,
mm MO mm
Good Driving Hortys.
--AM) -
Farm nod Timber Mules,
Also, on hand, a line assortment
BUGGIES,
OF ALL ST VI. KS AND C fi A DES.
At prices to suit ?h.? ii::n-s
CELEB HA TE ?> J
^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Old Hickory Wagons,
Manufactured by the Kentucky Wagon Manu?
facturing Company, of Louisville, Ky.
-ALSO
TENNESSEE WAGO?&
MarvhJO _WVM. GRAHAM.^
- T^Q'^Tp gj? 3
HORSE AHO CATTLE POWDERS
NO t!< w!" th* r?r Coin-. TWITS or LUNG F?
vv \ a' fc :/"s !*.' i r* are in ?!me.
FouW* l>owtScKvriil"?iiv;anf!'i < ". - in Hon TtfOLZa*.
Fou?*s iV-v.i.T"* will ?nwo: ' APKS IV FOWL*.
Fouls's r.v,\.uTs r. itt jn^r'-f oTj.mtity of mille
sn.i cream twenty, per cenWaiwl-iuake.the butter Ann
li: sweet.
1 . 1 ./"? JV.n-.tiT? wit' . :r* or prevent f,ireo?r KVktf
l>i??\?..- r.? wnioli IfoTM^ait'l ? attlesre wiNk-et.
Forrzv. I>? P s wiu. orv*! SATISFACTION.
SoM everywhere.
DAVID r. FOcTC, ?ropTi?Ur,
?ALTIXOr.E. MD.
PAYNE'S IO Horse Spark Arresting
Portable Encino has? cut lu.000 lt. of Michigan Fine
Boards in tn noni*, burning elabe from UK SAW m
eight-foot lenetus.
Our V> Horse -.rc Cwranfee ro famish power to
saw K.fM> fe? I of llcml'icii Bo=rds in 10 hours. Ow
lb rio"** tpUi .?c. v-.?? . jci in sam? time.
O .- I :v.</? ne* aro . , A RA KT ^ KO to
f r. i: h a h<*rse?power on H Ie??
f-jel i?"nd -.vs Cr tn..n any other En
vir.i' not tine i e.?ti us Automatic
< !if Ott". If you vant a Stationarv
< r I'onaW? Enc'j?e. BoHer.Cfrctt
tr Saw-Vit:. Si)S!;,i^ or PnNevi?.
ither ca>t . r ?Je4dart's Patent
Wroni?ht-lron Pulley, send for our
ilt^tratcd caMloptc, No. 12, for
inf?rniattoa and prices.
B. W. PAYNE & SONS.
_ Corning, N. Y. Box Mg.
RUBBER STAMPS
NAME STAMPS FOR MARKING CLOTHftNB
with indelHWe ink, or for printing visiting
card?, an?!
STAMPS OF ANY KIND
tor stamping B::>::%:.:<? O\RDS. ENVKL
OPE-"* or arythir-g ei: Specimens of various
stylte band, which wM! lie shown with pleas?
ure. The i '>WESi PRICES possibta, and
orders filled promptly.
Call on - C. P. OSTEBN,
At the Watch maa and Soathroa (MBea.