The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, January 22, 1884, Image 4
?wsgtie?n a
"eyes and. bis soft
?e'sfcappy*: : ,
inf -just what we
?.'?.wfc?^-? .j?at?ia 'to
a*;th?- j*ssbms of
t^b^?j? "the
^^SSfaw^pgce as lhis_first year ha3
bef?hle, ttntanusheCbjy
.fJfcf - a*?tf^let??fe =we -earnestly
'XatpWr-t & ~':*-' ?*?*
X ??*a?fc*r7liKk boy, Who's ?^oft? o?:*>
AT>fA?TA .?CCAK f
^batOA thooghtof, harshness ma?.eater his
to this dear Ikt?e hoyy- a jear old to
.Y8?AH aa '
W^^^Mo? somsfcean
tifttl toyj . ~ -
and wish bim a life foll P
. i-^of^oy-,* .>;<-.- ! >>...-.'
-.^e,'U sot acotf-bim or cb ide tim'/or being a
* care, ,
-J^tb^?MKt?toBg?kt with.him is precious
and rare, , ' .
And weep when he's sad j ' v i
tffr?tt .do, afl. jhat .we can to brighten the '
J?fti S tan ton ?a. .too. .particular,* as- h
set?^ Harry, ?s belaid down bis sch ?ol ! \
. J^-g^^t?ibe library tsbie. ?He made j
% kWreck of'tb'? H?speras' j ]
*tht?e i/.mes;tbis. afternoon, and now he \\
*saywv:tbaf I ^ not speak it well enough If
^??6ft bim, .Tnyi?red-trying.' . jj
^ Silence andi^severance conquer L
'-all t&ogs,* said grandfather as he 12
^li^t^^.C^Wh.at feote did-; Mr. | ,*
^Suoteo ?nd with jon?' " j j
? -4Ok*e.8aid I did not speak distinct- ? \
*3ty*?ao?gh, nor male good gestures, nor t
?^r?fe&? the piece as t bough I eared mach t
.:Sfft*%*"?r?i-Harry. 'Anyhow, I ?
- ^i^da^ms^wefias any of the boys would; t
^?^WP^?3*^0^ Colby,' he added, r
rtftg^g?iawtfl's thought. e
^^Wf?Ud-?e-e^ it better ?' inquired
: ^Wifr, ^^coacse ile would,!,, said
" jjfcgTR .< *iVi^, ?he is the best speaker *
flS%?v^oiiss.p $Xr- Stanton jil way s :
praises hi m * *
* And ?why are yeo not the best speak- r
er jm yoat^-chmT asked grandfather. t
*C??^tf??^o-a# welles - Frank if s
5 jra.iriedT_ . s
..I suppose I could, * admitted Harry j
'*JWt.'l ???u^? have to work hard.' ' j
.Wbatew ? worth doing is worth 1 (
doing w^H,"*- returned grandfather, \,
'and I do not believe you wosfd have]
to try so hard to speak well as ike mau ; j
dffSf?f^?te ? the orations in this
WtX^i?? gnt?&fafher puf hU: hand
on |he volume he had just been reading, i
^.^ ..Wlp.wa8^c ?- asked Harry. <
'*?fem^?sraenes;* replied ":grandfathca\ I
?ttegreatest orator of Greece.' i.
* W hy of course, he could speak weil !
if he was a great orator^ said Harry. !3
?I?vf$'8&t#FrbaK? for; hi? as it is for !1
me/
.Y^j indeed, it was,' said grand
Qi?MeLi'tt&??u?& dt?c&C&s. in
his way than yon have, 'lie was a
sickly boy; ?nn<{nis'*lnngs:were weak so
that bis breath was shorthand he could
n<*f-.g?*?ht?ogh a, declamatiou without
pa?tfcfl IJTh'efi te :it|ittered ??ead fal
?g?tiimkt ?fitit^lsy tkltjhcr ^sped
SO thar, ho could not.pronounce thc let
'J'*Jt4fiQ[$ ?c how he^ could, ever have
expected to becor^e an orator, theo,'
said Harry. " 41 should"have given up
&mm m pps? um,
.Those Were not an cf ?iis troubles,' ;
said grandfather, who alway* remem?
bered everything about the Greeks so
^weff t&atrHarrrJ otfee told.4iis-shster.that
toey seemed ?s Ao?gh they were some
old ti?igl?Dors that grandfather used to
know when he was a boy. 'Demos
tkeaea tpafe some-very awkward gest
SffcSr^?^ W ^*d a nabifri-of tshfhgging j
up one of his shoulders while he was
speaking.'.
^.W^Xv^hat.a^lime he roust have
t?tV^*8ai?Hari:y:i *?f?w^di?-: hei be- ,
coaie an orator T
, f/Bjt.. persevering^ said grandfather.
*' 9The*t?r?ek boys used to mock him and
call him 'B?talas,' which meant 'the ef- j
fe?jfcate,';bBt Demosthenes, in spite of
h'is weole bbdy, w?s delermfo'ed to be
successful. So, to strengthen his voice,
be used to run up hill, and while he
*' was' panting from this exertion, he
would recite part^f an oration or poem.
In stojrs?y weather bc would go down to
the* seashore of Phalcram and try to
d^ckw? loud .enough to be heard above \
?^?bo?a???s?W'-?t?e: waves. H?- practiced"
his gestures before a looking-glass, so
as tc correct all errors, and he hung a
sharp sword above the shoulder that he
wftfjft- tfc? ?aJ)it of. shrugging, so that
if ne happened to""move it, he would bc
pricked/
.What a deal of pains he took,' said
.??.??Well, said grandfather,- 'Demos
. theses showed his perseverance in yet
another way There was an und?r
^round; eave that hs used for .his study,
and io which he sometimes spent two
''^tftrfce consecutive months practicing
?jdfljy andr,tight- in oratory. At such
: ?mes u? would shave one side of his
head, so tbaUiC>& if he felt like run
,^??|g,o.a? away from his studies, he
Woa??] be too much ashamed of his ap?
pearance to-do
! writer says that Demosthenes copied
this history eight times over with his
owu bauds, and another writer says
that he learned it all by heart.so as to
be able to rewrite U from memory when
the manuscript was ace.dently de
[ stroyed.'
.Well did Demosthenes really suc?
ceed V asked Nellie, from the corner
where she had been so-quiet that no one
had noticed her.
'Yes,' said grandfather, 'ho suc
! ceeded at last. When be'was about
twenty-eight years old he became one
of the pol?ticaf leaders "of Athens. The
King of Persia at this" time was coming
agaiust the city, and Demosthenes de?
livered a very patriotic oration agaiust
him. The uest year he began the dc
[ livery of that series of orations known
! as 'the Phillipics.'
I 'What were they ?* asked Harry.
'Speeches against King Phillip, of
Macedon,' said grandfather. 'Demos?
thenes tried to roSse up h& people to
figbt for their liberties, but the Athen?
ians, had lost much of their former inde?
pendent spirit. Demosthenes, in one
*otJIns**-speeches, asked of them:
*When, therefore,.-sO, raj * countrymen,
will you exert your vigor V and, speak?
ing of their forefathers, he said r 'They
had the spirit to reject ev<.n life, un?
less *bey jreie allowed tor. enjoy that
life witt?"fr?fedbm'l'" Kihg'Thilip tried
to bribe the brave orator to be silent
and allo^t?c?y to go to ruin, but be
said of this:"4As to his bribes, I re?
jected them. And in this I conquered
Phiiip;iowans the. ?purchaser conquers
when a man accepts his price and sells
himself, so, the man. who will not be
sold, who disdains to be corrupted,
conquers the purchaser.' And he com?
plained of the Athenians because they
no longer thought it wrong to be brib?
ed, but laughed at such actions and
readily pardoned them.
? jSCfita -tkroeetbene? -weg a -pretty
good- man, "wasn't he V asked Harry.
. *l?ery good- for those times,' said
g?Mt^tbe?, 'at.d tirai is one^reason why
his death was so sad.
.How did he die ?' asked Harry.
.Well/ said grandfather, 'offer
A?exa-oder, the Great, JieoT, Ms, Gene?
ral;. Antipater, who had been left in
charge of Macedonia, came south into
Greece, ann* the Athenians were com?
pelled to surrender themselves to him.
Demosthenes, as we know, had made a
great many speeches against the Mace?
donians, and so he was afraid ^and fled
from Athens'with three friends of his.
Arrtipater sent a" company of soldiers
baited Exile Hunters after them, bow
evei*, and 'Bemonthcnes, three, friends
wet? taken-end-killed. Demosthenes
himself fled to an island -called
Calaurca, and hid in a temple of Nep?
tune there j bat one of the Exile Hun?
gers searched bim out and commanded
iiim to go with him to meet Antipater.
Demosthenes said J: 'Only wait awhile
:??l F h?ve sent my last orders to my
amily.' So he weat back to the ioner
jart of rjie temple , and sat down to
irriter' He "put his pen in his mouth j
ind bit it (as he often did before writ- j
ngj-ant? tben covered his head which)
re bent down. The soldiers who stood !
>y called him. a coward, for they I,
bought he was trying to put off thc j
iaie of his deaUi. But as they were j1
earring him out of the temple he fell by j J
he altar and died. He had poisoned j 2
rhnself from the quill when he appear- j l
st^fjo bejJbi6$g his pen.'
"'Bo be w?js not a.good man after all,'
?aid Nellie? with a ?rave face.
*He. sh jwed himself very weak and
eicked atrlast,' said grandfather. He
lad inu',h better have gone to Antipa
er ?nd let fi?m inflict whatever punish- j
nent Kc chose upon him. But I did!
mt mean to hold up Demosthenes' life I
is a model. .. I only wanted Harry to
sec bow much patience and perservcr
inoe could accomplish. Don't you
Lhink. Harry, if a sickly boy could
Dvercoiiie so many difficulties, that you
jan learn to recite the 'Wreck of the j
Hesperus' weil enough to please Mr. j
Stanton V
*I am going to try/ said Harry - !
Mary E. Baw ford in N. Y. Observer, j
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Darias the last ive yenrs I have been troubled
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s? the HTJiLAN FLESH ca
jjj JShouiriatisra, STTCI??I?^S, Gtiffj
JO?E?J?, CoK*.? KCted 3ltr?c2esV XStims
gijaiid S?Si?dsr, CV.'?;, . ZSrtiise s and
fcj Sprairz?, i'^ ; -, o71 or. 3 Kites nm!
&5.*>ti.i.';-s, rtiiTjiezs;, X.nraencss, Old
Sore?, TJIccrs, CrosiTiitcs, Chilblains.
^jjSoro R?ppies, < "akcd Srcast, and
?tri?eet? every farsa of external dis
e case. It hea?;; T?*it3io*rt scars,
j For the D2?T3 ?:U::AT:ON ic cures
a Sprains, Snlnny, SILT Joint?, |
?SjS^onndcr, T?^mt.- s V?IS-CR, l?oof Dis
|$CG.=e3, Foo*. ?l<:4, ?crexv '".Vorsn, Scab,
^2Kollow Horn, gcra?c?ies, Wlud
|f^.!Ls, Cpavi?, Thrtis?i, ltingbone,
^?O?d Sores, 2'oil Evil, Film upon I
^??io l-',*.zzl:t nrnl cvei-y other ailment j
?jlt? i-vliiei* <t>f> occtipant? of the|
^Stable and r??o:-k Yard are liable.
jK TliS U^X?COR SSnstang liniment I
Bjaivrays eures an?! never disappoiata;!
and il i?, X'Coitivciy,
I THE BBSS?
I ?F ALL
II WIM CRT
?Lilis sfME??i 3!
I ses ?i&?? CS B3?S2,
i % w, BE LCH E,
Aident?
-?>!:ALKJ? 1:: -
?ii I ??iii,
TOILET SOAPS. PERFUMERY,
AMI ;\\A. KIN;.'.-; OF
Druggists Bundries
US UAL JA K KPT IS \ F IMS'! -GLASS i>?"LrO
ST'H; ?:.
Tobacco, &mii?iiiul Scga!*K,
Pi)vsic?:?t)*.s PiOHCr?pt?cnts <;:?!c?'ully
cotiii>utit!ilr?i, ;.i!?(| orders airsworctl
willi caic an?.] dispatch.
'lia' public W?I i:n<! :.iV sinck <;('
MediciiiO.s e* ; -1 : . ? ' . * ? . *, vvarraiilcd {j?mi
? t?o, tittil td'iii*' ? ?o^t ?j u iii ; ? v.
Call and senior yourselves.
Suailcr. S. C., J;?u. 20, Uni.
Ashley Phosphate Company,
CHARLESTON, S. C
SMAIX GRAIN SPECIFIC, a highly ammoniated and complete Fertilizer for Wheat,
Oats, Rje and all small grain crops.
ASHLEY ASH ELEMENT, of superior activity and efficiency : a very cheap and excellent
fertilizer for small grain, use with cotton seed or stable manure to supply Ammonia.
ASHLEY ACID PHOSPHATE.
ASHLEY DISSOLVED BONES.
GEN??NE LE?PO LDSH AL L KAINIT.
FLOATS, or highest grade, product of the Dnc Atomizer.
COTTON SEED MEAL, sound and fresh.
Jf?S'FuR. TERMS, Illustrated Hand Bocks, Agricultural Primers and good articles on
Ash Element, Kaioit, Floats and Peas, address.
THE ASHLEY PHOSPHATE CO.
Charleston, S. C.
/^m^c - - i : BP "^ffB^ ^c I*wst and. Host Complete
A'-^r^-Y/ f;' t^^^^l Establishment South.
iHf?fF' ~" ^^?^, Established 1842.
s^i&t,^^SeE0. S. HACKER & SON,
Wlm\ T??su&sttft 0annon SlreeL
i WB(BP9K^^^^ CHARLESTON, S. C.
?^^^Sll?ffl^S ^-^turers of
BOOBS, S?SH5 BLINDS,
fW^?S^^^^^Sct^?^^^^^k. MOULDINGS,
?^^^^?giggj^g gg??^^ BTJILDINQ. MATERIAL.
???.?MC ?!? Ullin.m ???Mill -ii. _ _ j r , _ _ .___
OVEK 30,000 NOW IN USE. ("g^;lyi(&?
Every machine is fully-warranted to suit. cr.Nl^R^^^^p
1 money re-funded. Price of Mills, $20 to v^aot^^^^^
or Sheller until you have seen our ij??'1 '^^^^^
LIVINGSTON & CO^PITTS^URGH. PA.
ar
PHILADELPHIA WAGON WORKS,
PHILADELPHIA. FA
CO
se
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
M A N CF ACT U HE RS OF ALL KINDS OF
Plantation, Business, Empress ? Spring Wagons,
Carts, Drays, Timber Wheels; Trucks and Wheelbarrows.
H. KARBY., Agent, Sumter and Kingstree, S. C.
A T-.r;! IT
BICYCLES e=^f?u,3?r?x
-ox
- AWv ti////A
I have the agency in //\\\ \\ ti g y
this County for the #\\ \ fM/ //
CELEBRA TED \Vr^?2?^^?-^^A
IDEAL BICYCLE, S-^S^^^ll
TI?IC BEST BICTCLE MADE [I-'Z^^'.^-? '? ? *c- V'T
FOIi THE MONEY. j J ^^TJf};-C_.
ivi'"" For particulars, call ^^^///'y'// ?'VV*V'\ \!/\
on moat thc WATCHMAN ANO |/V/ //-/WM^ N\'\^^???{/|
SocTimoN OFFICE, where I %C/A i '/? 1 \\ W fe^??
will take pleasure ia exhibit- \V / / // ft A \ \\ w l\/ j/>/ vj
1 ... . v>. / / / / /i \ !\ \ Vv. *v / \ V
tog the machine. . ; ': / / / / \ j \ \'.-..?..;<! ;V
O. P. 0STEEN. VA? i L\y*[
?LUCS ASO FAIS, DiSALZSTS
THE BEST GOODS FOR THE LEAST M0NE?
INSURES SATiSFACTiOIM.
BULTMANN & BEO.
i traill
j--"-^- ? '.- - 1 j -" T
~' SUMTER, S. C.
Take pleasure in announcing to their friends
and inc public generally that they have"
added to their business an assort?
ment of
FIXE HATS, TRUNKS. VALISES AND
SA TCI ? EES,
and in their regular linc of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
thev have the
LARGEST AND " BEST STOCK THEY
HAVE EVER HAD.
All of which they will sell at the same
LOW PRICES which has made them the
HT LISTS j
for quality and price. The
SOOT. SHOE, AND HAT TRADE G F SUMTER I
has not before witnessed so complete a linc of
SOLID AND DURABLE GOODS, AT
SUCH LOW PRICES,
As arc now dieted at their store. All
goods warran lcd as heretofore. Do not fail
lo pall and examine stock before buying.
^STANDARD I
UiiilT fifi
Preserves Linen, gives a beau- S
; t??'ul ?inish, prevents the !
I iron from sticking,
saves labor.
5 CENTS A CAKE.
ASK VOUR STOREKEEPER FOR IT.
MADE BY
! STANDARD OIL CO, |
Cleveland. Ohio.
j Aug 7 j
mom A "WEES j ~ \
We can guaranteed the above arnon ni to
good, active, energetic
I AGENTS!
i Ladies as well as gentlemen, make a success
j in i bc business. Very little capital required-,
j Wc have a household article as saleable as
it Rolls ?tselflj
lt i-- used every day in every family. \ oil ti<>
I not need io explain its merits. There is a
! rich harvest for all who embrace this golden
I opportunity . It costs Voa only one cen? to |
learn what our business is. Buy a postal card
..UM write to us and vc will send you our
? prospectus and full particulars
j FREE! I
And we know you will derive more good
; than yon hare any iden of. Our reputation :
as a manufacturing company is such that we i
! cannot alford to deceive. Write to us a !
postal and give your address plainly and rc- :
ttdve full particulars.
! . BUCKEYE M'F'G CO.,
1/ Sept 18-o Marion. Ohio. !
I ?
MY BEAR:
DO YOU KNOW ?H3 BSASO
WI7Y PEOPLE WAN? TO BUY
THE WILSON LIGHTNING SEW?
in preference io any other
We wi!! ieli yon.
BECAUSE it has no Cogs, Cams (;r Gear
BECAUSE it has no Rawhide or Fe
Packing.
BECAUSE ii has nr. Cast-iron Parts pain
ed oVer to cover its defects.
BECAUSE it docs not shake, rattle (
dance a!! over the floor when run at r. iii?;
ralf of sneed.
BECAUSE it ita? two speeds-one for iii
work or a delicate operator, and the ot'.u
for fast speed, so that you can do onc-ihir
more work in H day than can be done on an
other Sewing Machine.
BECAUSE it runs Light and Easy.
BECAUSE lost motion can be be taken u
after yeat s of wear without changing or pui
ting in new parts, which cannot be don
with any other Sewing Machine.
BECAUSE it darns rips and tears.
BECAUSE it does thc- most elegant design
in embroidering without an attachment.
BECAUSE it does not break the thread o
needle when run backwards.
We could teii yon for hours of its Superiorit;
overall other Sewing Machines. We thin!
thisis -sufficient reason v.-hy people shouh
buy the WILSON, it is ?o?d on wry eas;
K^TMAI^ & 15??..
BOOT AND SHOE STOKE,
SUMTER. 8. C.
Aug 21
CONTINENTAL
HOOP
OINTMENT
Cracked Hoofs; Sprains, Scratches
and Seres
-IN
HORSES. CATTLE ANO SHEEP.
Ask your Sion keener for it, or write
direct t?) the manufacture! -\
AMERICAN L?liC?T?NG OIL CO,
CLEELAND. OHIO.
Aug 7
CARPETS.
Carpets ami House Furnishing <:???????.
Thc f .ii rgoH stork South of Baltimore.
M??iiti?"t, l*rii!*s?r!s. S-I*ly anti Ingrain Oar
Itiigs. Mut- ami Crumb Cloths. Win?
tlow KliatUv. Wall 5'npiTs. ISortlcrs, Lact*
Curl ailis. CornitMS and Polo. Cocoa ami
Canton Waitings, Upholstery, Kngravings.
Chronic?, I'sot.ure Frames. AYtit?' lor
S:??ii|i!?'- ami l'ri??rs.
it.vrr.iK & COSKKKV, AUGUSTA, GA.
?iapiB
LIENS,
TITLES.
MORTGAGES.
HILLS OF SA Li:,
BONDS,
And Other Blanks in Variety,
? OK S A L K
AT THIS OFFICE, i
HENRY L B, WELLS,
NOTARY PU RUC,
/ SUMTER, S. C.
Apr 24 J
W?LBERN & PIEPER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND DEALERS TN
Mimi Lipers, Toteo, k
167 ct?? 169 East-Bay ,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
_Dec. 2 6
CHAS. C. LESLIE,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
FISH, LOBSTERS, TERRAPINS,
GAME, TURTLES, OYSTERS,
?fcc. <fcc. ?fcc.
Stalls Nos. 1 and 2 Fish Market,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Having made large additions to my busi?
ness. I ara prepared to furnish Fish, Game,
&c, at short notice.
All Orders Promptly Attended To.
Tenus Cash or City Acceptance,.
July 24
A RELIABLE HOUSE TO DEAL WITH.
W. H. WELCH. LANIER EASON.
WELCH & EASON,
-DEALERS IN
CHOICE FAMILY AND PLANTATION
GROCERIES,
Wines, Liquors, Segars and Tobacco.
127. 129 Meeting and South-West cor.
Market Streets,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
Send for price list. No charge for drayage
or packing.
Oct 23v
SEN DvFDRPR?fefcL??Si;
1
W. O. RRSYTBi & SU,
DEY GOODS
-AND
408 & 403 King Street.
S. C.
CHARLESTON.
March 21
ly
C. BA
T
CHARLESTON, S. C.
The largest importers of
es??, V?s .- ~v ??".J.
in the Sotr.h, offer for sale a well selected
-stock of
APPLES, OPvANGES, BANANAS,
COCOANUTS, DRIED FIGS, LEMONS.
NUTS. RAISINS, PEANUTS,
FOTATOES, CABBAGES. ONIONS,
and everything eiso that a First Class Whole?
sale Fruit Boase should baye.
Country Orders Filled with Ecq>?tch.
Oct -ill
?? TTi^'J^&w^^ .rfa :
? ft^^f^VMn^rs^. J?
_^m??^sm^^S?S^B^i
Will bc mailed ?-J^^? a'! applicants and :o
customers of las? - ?-?5 year without ordering ir.
it contains illustrations, prices, descriptions and
directions for plant: D? ail Vegetable and Flower
~r-:h. P!ar.:?. etc. H?ava5saal>Ie to Sill.
sj?? :03a fe ?k.?&Si?: <G? WV: ^i?Ci?.
j^^ifll Sbte & Monroe SJs..Chicago. .5^v><y^
V?y Wiil .-er.] pr<KKtM t'>arv *&Amt tlieir,/ Nfy3?r
^ P BAND CATALO.CUE.^j ,^-?^f
/jV? S?*|?4?. rr;:::i V:.,or's Suff?. and fjf?
ff \V?-r-.. S m Irv Ban.? Oulfc?, UepUKpg IS IJJ
// J 'i? iMsterfsts '>,%" hsclu???s InrtructttO au'i ?x- LL?&L ??'
^?ii?j^..,.:..^ f..r Araatei-r Bau!* aa<? a Cs^ilo?ce?*^\??Jj
*""^ut" Choice I?II? ?.;C:.:c
ARE
YOU
AND LACK VITAL ENERGY?
SUB HOWARD ?ALE.VAX!C ?MIEL?
^gfKgg?. i? a SlitK (TRK for
Sciatica, Spinal Ailments,
@^^T-N?:RV?LJS DEEIL,TY<
?l?s^.** K -'? D W E Y """pi's g aS ff,
/fe jSsw-^kin Blood Disease*
flM Torpid Liver ;ind Indigestion
-~ rtff^ ^gW^ ? Paralysis, Epilepsy
?f*' WP AK^ rta CK.
?THE L:rE SF THE J 1 ^VeSmt?d*sooA
\l? ORGANS J I '?S CURRENT of
fisESTOREDS?THEl. 1 HS^PHl
_?s . H Without Acid?
t? K<^Ew?*0(& S . f lt ia. dlfferentirom
l^l?^SfiJ^B I en? appliance
[Patented Feb. 23,1SJ8.] r TUSO fir
Cirro SwnSna] Vfcakcess ?mpptcney, ari'? ?.OST
?i..\T^'?C<^OS>..:p^v.ii!v rcstoring.thc IacscofVltallty
and I.i-sr Vis:. >r in a natural w*y? wii?:out ?rusqriiisr
the -Stomach. We nirnish ?b^oiiste Froofof
what wc !-:iv in Our Ulustratcd Pamphlet, Throe
Typ**? ?>*' 3Wen. sent Cree, or when >.-::><:. Scents
postage. ?ursppUauccsarcAdapted to .til Ages.
Snierinp from Lanie Back. Weakness of thc Spice
?vv ?th a tired, languid, or ?earina; down leeung.
who an; Xtrvcus and We:??i. or s::!icr faun
Leucorrhoa, Chronic Indammatton, or Fa nm* or
ttio Womb, Suppressed ?-r Irregular Menstruation.
Hcmorrhap^ Barrenness i'hanc?? of BJio or
Debil ?rv. Thc Shield is a speedy and permanent cure
SPECIALCIKCIILAB YOU T.AD?K? s*,n,r"?h\>
E?.Ki"TK?C > To warm the Feet.enrich the I?..x>iL,
lXS'?r.ES > prevent Colds and Rheumatism,
Price, $t.00per pair. Send size of ^shoc worn.
Price of Shield; N"<>. A ?6.00: X?v2 $#.00: >ai
ssoco & '?t C O. I), or hv mail in plain packages, on
r?vir'- of ;,r'',v <t:,> nmcasnrc needed). Remittance!
A?EB?C?fl?LVAMIO CS.
APOTrVG ? "? CHESTNUT ST.. PHTLA- PA.
Ijt ? ICIiiO} i?i MADISON ST.. CHICAGO, ILL
l^r" En vvritihjr us. ni ease name this paper.
?rSll YOUR Of I
fld^^^SB BON*: M EA L AND OYS
B;^4W>RJ i? TE I; Mi ELLS in the Frank
^3^4^ W dson Pat. S3 ?and M UL
Also grinds corn and con. Illustrated Cir?
culars and Tcsthn niaissent on app!t?ition.
Address WILSEN UROS., Easton, l'a.
Julv 2-1
m BARNES'
Patent Foot and S;c;:n?
_/ P<?wer Maeliinery. Complete
LES^^- MI ??'fi^ frr Actual \\*<irk?sh??|>
^??f?sof Lnsincs?. Lathes ?'.T Wood
v^*v\^ "r Metal. Circular Saws.
Akj^i? Sen.'l Saws. Farmers. Mor
f' j 'i--'>. Tcnoners, etc. ot.-,
-'-i?ri^ji/ Machines on trial if desired.
Descriptiv?? Cata?osrtte an.l P'r'Cr 1 i<t Free.
W. V. \ J022N 3A??XKS,
No.2I it5 ^!a?:: S!. K< CKP .iM). ll.I.
Can be derire?! from washes for the Teeib.
There must t?c something which will neutral?
ize the peculiar seid ?hat is formed from the
deposits on and betweeu tho tech.
ONTiN
is the most efficient, most harmless, and tnost
delightful preparation known. lt cleans the
teeth, neutralizes the acidity, and all brown
and ugly stains, leaving the teeth white and
polished and the.'breath delightful. 25 cents
:v box. Trade supplied br
W. C. FISHER.
Wholesale Agent, Columbia. S. C.
For sal? in Sumter by Dr. A. J. CHINA,
and Dr. D. J. AULD.
Sept 25
I B.F.MITCHELL ?SON,
PROPRIETORS OF
The Merchant Flour Mills,
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
! FOR THE SALE OF
I COTTON AND NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON, TS. C.
k)FFER FOR SALE
? AT LOWEST PRICES
Choice grades FLOUR, own manTt're.
-ALSO,
?Fresh Ground MEAL, HOMINY.
I CRACKED CORN. &c.
ALSO,
Selected RED RUST PROOF SEED
OATS.
j Selected North Carolina and Martian
SEED RYE.
All our Goods guaranteed bestquali^
i ty and at lowest prices. No charge for
i delivery to Railroad,
j B. F. MITCHELL & SON,
; THE PU&CELL HOUSE
Wilmington, K C.
j UNDER NEW NA NA GE MENT
\ First Class Hotel.
j Board $2 50 to $3 00 per day-.Merchants $2 Od
B. Lu PEURIr
Proprietor.
Read Proof o? Wonderful Cares?
FREMONT, Ohio. Jan. 25th. 1881.
Dr. B. J. Kendall & Co., Gents:-I think
! it ay duty to render you my thanks for ben
I efits and pro6ts which I "have derived from
j your in val nable and far fame of Spavfn Cn re.
i My cousin and I had a valuable stallion,
i worth $400. which had. a very bad spavin and
j was pronounced by four eminent veterinary
I surgeons, l^eyond any cure, and that the horse
! was* cone forever. As a hist resort I ad
J vised my cousin to try a bottle of Kendall's
i Spavin Cure. It had a magical effect, the
! third bottle cured it and the horse is as welt
j as ever. Dr. Dick of Ediuborg, the eminent
j veterinary surgeon was au uncle of mine,
I and I take great interest in assisting his pre
; fession. JAM ES A. WI LSON,
Civil Engineer.
SE27D?LL'S SP?7IN CTOE.
CHARLKSTON , ti. C., July 22, 1883.
j Dr. B. J Kendall & Co., Dear Sirs :-I pur?
chased at Louisville, Ky., a very fine bred
j colt, and in shipping he got his hock badly
j hurt on the outside of the joint which caused
j ir to swell three or four times the natural
j size, which made him very lame. I tried a
! great many liniments which failed to benefit
i the injured part. At last when disgusted,
I and ready to give up the colt as ruined, I
' happened to see your advertisement of <:Ken
I call's niister and Spavin Cure," and thought
j I would jive it a trial, I first applied the
! "Blister" to the hock which by this time had"
i become calloused, and to my surprise found it
j work like a charm. It) twenty four hours
! the part that was hard became soft and the
! tameless began to leave. I then got some of
j "KendalTs Spavin Cure'' and applied it ac
'< ac??/^hig *? direction? , which has made a
j perfect cure, anj^^cojtis now as f?&gd as
tanv horse a 1 i?<?'. T^fcM^^?uM_!ii^?rii
j yon. as I think it a dufy^
j also for the good of thc public at nt^er
. The foregoing statement I will make fliS
? davit to, ami can .also have the same verified
j by the best horsemen in our city who saw the
I before and after treatmeut.
Ven- Respectfullv,
12 Chapel St., JOHN Ii. ARNOLD.
Send address for Illustrated Circular which
wc think gives positive proof of its virtue.
No remedy has ever met with such unqualified
success lo our know italie, for beast as well as
man.
Price $1 per bottle cr 6 bottles for $5. Ai?
druggists nave it or can get it for you. or
it will be sent to any address on receipt of
price by the proprietors. Dr. B. J. Kendall ?fe
Co.. Enoshurffh Falls. Vt.
SOLD BY ?LL ."DE/uGuISTS.
June 12
GRAHAM'S STABLES,
REI ' UH L IO.IS- A' THEE T,
Good* Driving .Horses.
AND
Farm a:>d Timber Mules,
Also, on hand', a. fi nc* assortment
BUGGIES,
OF ALL STVLES AND GRADES.
At ??Iices to suit the times j
CELEBRATED -
?ggs._
Old Hickory Wagon*
Manufactured by the Kentucky Wagon Mam
tacturing Company, of Louisville, Ky.
-ALSO
TENNESSEE WAGONS.
M:lrch 2? _ 2. M GgAHAM.
~ FOUTZ7! '
HORSE A??D CATTLE POWDERS
N<> Horans will dio of COLIC, BOTSOTLCXC Frvxs,
Fomz's Powers aro used in time.
Fou?z's Powders tvil! car?? and prevent ITOGCHOLMU^
Foatz"s Powders witt prevent CArssra Fours.
Fontr.'s Powders wi!'. inoro-i*^ the Quantity of
and oreara twenty per cent, sad make tho butter fir
and sweet.
Fount's Powder? will core or prevent almost
DISRASE to whicn I1<M-!-?-S and Cattle are subject.
Fouls's POWBKRS WILL GIVE S-iTisrAcrios.
Sold everywhere.
DAVID E. IFOTJTZ. Proprietor.
_BALTIMORE. MD.
PAYNE'S IO Horse Spark-Arrestinj
Portable Engine has cut W.000 ft. of Michigan :
Board? in TJ hours, barning slabs from the saw ;
eight-foot lengths.
C'-r W Jtorft ?>."." Gvoronfm to furnish power toJ
paw S.0O0 ie t of Hemlock Boards in IO hours. (Him
25 J tor** tali eui .'. " 'feet in stine timo. AA
fn. ? <> r Emanes are <.T:ARANTKKV>^B
Jfr-**!, f "-ai-ii a horse-power on >j
t$iJ& fen 1 s;nil water than any other Efl
L-ir.:* net fated, with an AntomatM
?K^if Cut Cff. If rou want a Station?^
if isii', or Portable &i?tne. Boiler, Circ?
Vjh$r\'rxr Saw-Mill. M.aftmg or PulieysS
agSBSjSS Vither ca>t or ModdWs Paten?
^aSSs^OWrotiidit-Iron Pa Hey. send, for oom
UpV-SsklJ iUnnti?tpd catalogue. No. 12, fe*
eSSj^-'SS&x- information ?ni i?rices. ?
B. W. PAYNE & SONS. 1
Connne^^y^BoxJ?a
RUBBER STAMPS^]
NAME STAMPS FOR MARKING CLOTHINSj
with indelHMe ink, or for printing Y?jj?^L
cardo, and ^^***?
STAMPS OF ANY Igf?SI*
for stamping BUSINESS CAj^^^VEL
OPES or anything else. Spec^^Bjf vanooa
styles on hand, which will be ? ^ith pleas?
ure. The LOWEST PRlC^^wW?? u?
orders filled promptly. J RE EN
At the Watchman and 4Hf 0Sce*