The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, March 04, 1884, Image 4
*^?Ue?? C. C BROWN, Editor
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Si; :^:?^TOR3>SB. WHY.
H wtHrfer why th? world's good things
3??tVunequal shares ;
t?^^me^t^d ?^evof ?Il the joys
>->A R?-others ?illy olahe^car?s ?
?;$ti?$?r: woy 'the snn?hiue bright
r2:SW^? la"^aths some people tread,
Wb??;et berat shiser i o .the sh adv .
Of dottds that gather overhead ?
- ' - ^ -
-> the trees that hang
ttoas Trait should grow v
' teach and eat
it ?nifr thirsty go ?
Sowers bloom for some,
thoms be found ?
rtch ?a fruit of earth,
rt?l Bot barren grouud ? 'v
sSfcj tbe hearts of some
Bow with joy and happiness,
?Wnrgo their lonely way
willi aught of tenderness !
ShooW ?Verbe moistened with a tear,
\t?fie>.ot&er?:vre?p from morn 'ti?l night
^?>-^^^1t??fteWcfnsh?d with sorrow-here?
C *?Sffily iSJ^aw indeed
jp^Wjby?, the wherefores of.each life !
. Bot^ikifcwe know-there's One who sees
-^iBSftyatebes us through joy or strife.
?only HeV?ay k??w' t?ve end? '
J?ft^itgi?t^B?a we may be strong
*? ^^teas^?tonn,?r sunshine He may send !'
WISTS VfflVES MD G2AY
A: little gr?l plainly^nd quite unfash- j
joiably dressed, entered a Sonday-?
*?^SMP i? ew Yorkone crisp au tu rn- j
nit *a?b?T?bon: Every tiring about j
ber was very neat, and: showed that
shearer eared lor by. ? mother whose
ts&fiNs-wcre -refined tim ugh her means
might be .small. Her doak was of
quilted meri?o, and her hat, of the
softest/felt, trimmed with a single
r band bTgray verv?C
A.?,artist, entering the room, wonbT
have been very mach pleased with
th? child, all-in simple, modest gray;
*i*ifh delicate peach bloom on her
cneek, ?ie?ovti?st brown eyes, and
golden curb falling to her shotilders.
Boothe*children who al tended this
SatSay-sebool were not painters, and
% I aja sorry to say that some of the
g?^gSr?r? ?wt ladies. Of coarse, yon
. fctrtft'lbai a real "lady never judges of
pcH^saiby the mere outside appear?
ance, and tnat she cares a great deal
sore about qualities such as truthful?
ness, courage, gentleness aird unsel
fisbsess, than about the way a Sou ti c c
- hangs, or the' tint of a feather . A ny:
body who ba? alFttle money may buy
and wear a coally dress ; but the
dress docs not n?atler, if the wearer
of it happens to be rude, disdainly or
?iHy-.V. And, after all, my dear little
% Gertrude Fechter was as well dressed
ss the daughters of the Princess of
' Wales, thongh that is a puzzle to
? 8^a?of-our- dainty little American
-j?erirnde sat, her eyes full of quiet
^Jba?idence and pleasure, during tho
impelling exercises, tu the place which
- the superintendent had given her. Af?
ter they were finished, and lie had
?a?td "Teachers may take their clas?
ses," he came and seated himself be
?de her, and asked her a few ques?
tions, and finally led her to a semi-cir?
cle of girls whose bent heads and
mpjmaring voices were proofs that
bai^ good teacher, ?nd tiiat
tbay were trying to lean?.
-?J$Iisa May bin, Will yon make room j
pra^/ibr^his Tittle girl, who is a!
new scholar ?" Miss Maybiu did so
very pleasantly.
But Carrie Fletcher nudged Rose
Van JBuskiik, and made a scornful I
little face ; and Lula Pi ice drew her
silk dress and plush jacket away as
though afraid of their touching the
qajted merino. It takes very little j
le Jairt the feelings of a sensitive
child ; and Miss Maybin, when she
presently turned around again, was
surprised and sorry to see tears in the
dark eyes.
* What is the matter, dear?" she j
The lips quivered, but Gertruda
did soi reply. Elsie Pomcry, however
Spoke low, but distinctly : "We don't
want a Dutch girl iu our class, Miss
Mayan*,"
j l^obr title Gertrude sprang up, with j
en impulse to run away anywhere, j
home to marr.ma, any where, so that !
she would be safe out of this dreadful !
schcol room ; with the beautiful lov?
ing mettoes all around oti the walls,
and snell unkind, unloving faces
among the scholars. Miss Maybin
gently detained her.
"I am very sorry, and very, very
sstfch ashamed, too, that any of my
little-, pris eau speak as Elsie has.
-And4*fcnew some One who is sorry
and w?tinded, too, more sorry than I
am,, more wounded than this little
Gertrude, lt is the dear Lord J esus,
our master, who has been hurt-oh !
so much this afternoon."
A- bash iel! upon the class, and El?
sie**- cheeks grew very red. Lula
looked uncom fort able ; and Carrie
and Bose wished they had been kind,
but dod not know how to express their
penitence.
A clear voice spoke. There was a
beautiful girl at the extreme corner of
tbe~tl|0nch, and she had been so deep?
ly"interested iii the lesson that she
Irafl'hardlybooked up when Gert ade
was presented, by the superintendent.
She was arl brue and white : blue and
white velvet, soft and shining, com?
posed her dress; a snowy ostrich
plome wound around her white velvet
hat, with its shirred facing of blue ;
and her eyes were like wax-flowers,
so large and so lustrous. She was
Marjorie Dana ; and being the best
scholar and the most amiable girl in
the class, and the grand-daughter of
old Dr. Dana, who with his white
bair and his gold headed cane was so
splendid-looking arid so venerable,
everybody followed Marjorie's lead.
Even among children there are lead?
ers, to whom the rest look up and pay
ayjmton.
"Miss Maybin/' said Marjorie,
"please let the new scholar sit by me.
1 aflpfevht would look over on my
boot?^fW let me be her friend." W?M
BiM^t^Ie Marjorie ! Site slipped
an a^^aj$nd Gertrude, gave lier
band ??fe-gfrst charming squeeze, and
when school was over, walked all the
way: home with her, and promised to
call for her next Sunday.
A? few weeks later, there came a
nwn^ day.^ The lady who played the
jnaw> was absent, and the su perin len?
ient inquired if somebody would not
vofonteer to take her place at the in
I perform brilliant show pieces on the
piano, a great many who had spent
several hours iii laboiions practice.
But lhere were (inly two or three who
could play easy hymn-tunes at sight,
and I hey were kept at home by the
storm. Miss May bin was not musi?
cal. .
The superintedent waited, and, no
"one ofFerinrr, he asked again if there
was not some teacher or scholar who
could give this help ?
Up went a small hand, and little
Gertrude, on being asked^, said very
modestly (hat she would try. Marjo?
rie, not in her whitevelvet hat to-day,
but looking just as- sweet in lier
everyday one, walked down the aisle
with her, and stood at her side, while
Gertrude Fechter, the "little German
girl, who had been studding music
since she was four years^id, and who'
had been taught to. be very acenrate
and thorough, played every piece she
saw precisely as If she were reading
from a printed page Her voice-, a
ringiug contralto, helped the leader j
ever so much ; and when school was j
over, and she went home, he said j
"That wonderfully clever child is a j
rare genius."
And so jihe is, and better still, she j
is a sweet Christian child ; arid her j
playing and singing will "always and j
only*7 be for her King Jesus.
One of these days, if I am not mis- j
taken, some people will be very proud I
to.kjtow Gertrude Fechter ; but Ger-j
trude will always hold very dear in j
her ra?m?r?one true friend, and she]
will never forget-thc afternoon when j
while velvet took gray felt under her
protection.-S S. l?mes.
Story For.Little Folks.
Mamma was having her afternoon j
! chat with the little ones, and each j
one was telling what they were going j
to be when they grew up.
Charley said he was.going to be a
farmer,.'and have -fine horses and cat?
tle, and a plow upon which he could
ride.
John would be a lawyer. Ile did
not want the sweat to be running
down his back, and the dirt to be getr
ting into his boots ; he would have
nice rooms, and sit in the shade and !
be at ease.
"Well, Mary?" said mamma, as
the sweet blue eyes sought hers.
will be a teacher, mamma, ard j
I won't^t'ever, never, puUlittle girls* ?
ears. I'll help them to get the mul?
tiplication table, and let them make
pictures on their slates."
"And what will Bertie be ?" asked
mamma.
Now, Bertie was the four-year-old !
boy, and that very morning he had ?
walked down town with papa, and |
stood awhile in front of the black- ?
stuitl/s shop. Ile had seen the flam*
tug forge, and the big bellows, and tho j
red-hot iron beat into many shapes. I
So, walking up to his mother, and "j
looking rather down on the farmer, i
the lawyer, and the school teacher, j
he said,
"Tse agoin* tobe a black-smifI
shop."
Quarreling.
If any thing in "the world will make ?
a mah feel badly, except pinching !
his fingers iu the crack of a door, it l
is a quarrel. No man fails to think j
less of himself after than he did be-j
fore ; it degrades him in the eyes of
others, and what is worse, tends to I
blunt his sensibilities, and increase ;
his iritability. The truth is., the more j
peaceably and quietly we get on, the j
better for our neighbors. In nine ca- j
ses out of ten, the course is, if the !
man cheats you, to quit dealing with \
him ; if he slanders you, take care to ?
live down his slanders. Let such j
persons alone, for there is no tiling i
better than this way of dealing with :
those who injure you.
The Christian Advocate relates an !
amusing incident ??fa cornetist eu; ploy- |
ed in a Baptist church, who was re- j
quested to piny the cornet at the baptism j
of a meaiber of converts, aud applied to j
[ a sparkling lady friend of musical taste
to liclp him in the selection of a proper ;
piece. She in?mediately suggested j
'Pull for the shore Tho unfortunate j
musician took thc suggestion in earnest, !
; 3nd actually safu-'ed the ears of the pas- j
i tor and candidates in his baptistry with j
! the notes of that well-known melody. !
j indignation ran high, and thc cornetist. !
lost his place.
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COMPTROLLEH GENERAL'S OFFICE,
* ATLANTA, GA., Juli 9lh, ?S83.
! Dr. P. It. Holt, Ei'faula. Ala.
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I Dear Sir : I ara pleased to report that'l l
j have been entirely cured-ot indigestion by the i
! u?e of your vD \spepiic Elixir/ 1 was indue- i
? ed by a friend to try it after lu%*in<r tried til- !
j most every remedy know!? for mv disease, j
I without t!ie slightest eSect. I took oaiy three ?
j small Potties of your medicine- before I was j
; entirely well-. I suffered several years, and j
although it has been three years si:;ce I used !
vour preparation 1 have had no return of it. |
Yours truly, Vi. A. WRIGHT,
Com;?. Gen. State ot Ga. j
For sale by D. J. Auld.
Dr. Holt's Dyspeptic Elixir will cn re any !
case of Dyspepsia Constipation or Asthma, ;
complicated with Indigestion. Fur sale at
?. J Auld, Apt.
Mr. C. S. Thoma?, Henry Co., Ala., says ?
Hoit"s Dyspeptic Elixir cured him of Dy s pcp- !
?ia complicated with Heart Disease. Get :t 1
of D. J. Auld, apt., at 73c.
Ty. i
?3 f ' U te ?S j
aftd ES AL A RSA,
Froni these sources arise t?icc-'c:;r?!.~o5
tho C^cadu-? of mc Uaaaa nae. 'i :a?
syiaptoins indicate their oz^tcr.co: I*:*s o
Appciit?i, Jiowcla cost?re, Kick
ac?c,:a'in.; s alter c-t?j:p-, irrer: Son to
exertion o?* hotly or r^iati, i -i?c" - ;v>r
of food, Irritability of tents; rr," i,ovv
spirits, A Scell?g of JIUV???.; Kerf? z?-A
eomc Caty, ^izsincsa, Z&attesin?: ?i *. c
Heart, jr?ots "*c?crc fae ey<-y. Mirlilr c"'
ored Ursu*, C&ttSTiPA'iiO^f 7{...
maud tho use Cf arcinedy t?ir.t ac ts directly
on thc Liver., Asal<27eripc<r?e?nc TCTl -s
PI Lr LS have no cornal. Their action ontbc
Ki.lncys?ir.dSkin. is also pretapt; removing
all impurities thresh those three ** *tr,v
eu^crs of the system," producinc ;?noe
with daily work and arc a perfect
TO
.?I havo hat! Dyspeosin, with Co:.stipa
tion.two years, and hiivo t:- 5* ci ter. diirer?.:it
kinds of piUs, and T?/TT'S are tho first
that havo done nie any good. The j' have
cleaned mo cut nicely. *iy appetite is
splendid, food digests readily, aad I now
huve natural passais. I feel Jiko a new
man." Vf. D. EDWARDS, Palmj-ra, O.
Soideverrwh(?re,g5e. Offire,44 Murray SUN. Y.
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?swithin; its manifestation^ without. Hence,
to cure thaine dise.ise the cause must be re?
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AND LIVER CCRE is established on just
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95 Per Cent.
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them in a healthy condition, drive disease
and pain from the system.
For the innumerable troubles Rinsed by un
.henlthy Kidneys, U ver, ? ^Urinary Organs:
for the dist lessing Disorders of Wowierj ; for
Malaria, and for physical derangements gen?
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wvare; of impostors, imitations a rwl concoct io BS
said to be just as good.
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T??O "?T.-IT:? cf :i Reliable Pfcrretsc
Whiel?, willie :;c:iag ss a s!::::::! ;nt of the
k:daeVii, neither excites aor irr?tete? them,
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thc requisite degree of stimulation uj?on
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F:cm Across the World.
'Haroun of Aleppo,' said .Sir Philip Dcrval,
'bad mastered every secret in r.arure which
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covered ?hat the true art of healing is to assis'
Nature to throw off the disease-to summon,
as i: were, the whole system to eject theenemy
that has fastened on a part. His processes ail
included the reinvigoration of the principle
of life.'
lu this the Eastern sage merely anticipated
the prac: ice of thc best physicians of to-day.
Whit life itself is, uobody knew then-no?
body knows now. But we have learned
something of tue reasons why the mysterious
tide rises and falls. Provided the great or?
gans of the body are hot irreparably destroy?
ed, medica] science can ai ways relieve, and
often save. Yet no reputable physician now.
ad?heres to the barbarous and stupid processes
of depletion, such as bleeding, by winch it
was attempted to cure disease by teducing
the patient's ability to resist it ?ow-a days
we do not tear down the foti tu help the gar?
rison-we strengthen it.
In this intelligent and beneficent work, it is
conceded that Parker's Tunic leads all oll?-r
medicines. As an in vigoran t it acta im?
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NOTARY Pf7B*??t .
i ' SUMTER, S. C.
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TELEGRAPH OPERATOR'S WONDER?
FUL CURE.
Daring the last five rears I have hern troubled
greatly with Blood Poisoning. Had t-cii'p Fores,
sores "in ray nostrils and cars. I tried everytidng
kno\vn to the medical inm-mity. without relief. By
accident I heard of S. S. S. and conunciicccl t?king
it, eradnaily increasing thc dos?. Alter taking f:?ar
and a half bottle*, an eruption appeared ou my f tee
and body. Where thc ol<i ?ores were t!ic skin all
pcc>dcif nnd inc sores disciwrgcl freely for three
g?y* or more, after tfi?** *cv healed nicely, leaving
thc skin sn?oolb. Ia two weeks ; ?a'..' twenty Uve
Eonnds, and hoarfcel like a now mau; Three m"-tl; !
ave passent since I quit Laking S. S. S_, ar:<L t:,?rc 1-5
no symptom of the disuse, rctaaicisg. I :un cor<.. " '
that 1 am permanently cured, und tP.**. S. s. S. <*M
it. lt stands unequaled a? a remedy, an ? \* a biot?
in:; to those unfortunate cases ci* I wa-) wi: > -..iii
take iL jy.O. S. TA GOA Tl i\
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Remarkable Results.
I have had remarkable snccesswith SwirtV
ctfic : ha^v cured Several cases perraaneat!"
very siiort time. One case \v:ii-.;!i 1 ;::n ii rx i.-.
was riven up to di.-;, and lifter r.sing t!ir<-.: h .;.
so far recovered th\t I think ono morcb.c:!
cure her. The in;><t remark::?>1-J c?*e o? ah
ladv with mc.Ialary cancer of tho womb. ? ir wi
bad no hopc-W'iatever. After using UJ b-.--f.Ie
satisied sue will HK>:\ bi> cured.
J. WYLIE QU1LLIAN, ?T. ?X.
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$1000 32eivard will bo paid to any CIier.ist
who wal Cad, on the analysis of !;") bottles S>. S. S..
one particle of Mercury, Iodide Potassium, or any
mineral substance.
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I THE BBS?
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I roa nw MO owL I
, For mor* than a third of a ccntnrv thc
Plerxican ?Xnstang Xi?.atiinen? has been
1 knotvn to millions ail ever thc ^orl? as S
?the only sate reliance for tho relief ci?g
I accidents and pain. It is a medicino a
above price anet praise-tlie bent of ?ts
kind? l or every iona of external pain
Sie
&5 Mnstang Liniment is without an eqaal. M
?*? lt penetrates flesh and muscle to-*]
pg the very bone-making the continu- "j?
Sanco of pain and inflammation impos-gjl
sible. Its effects upon Human Flesh ami gi
jggthe Bruie Creation aro equally wonder-H
f?ful. Tho i?cxicaa Bj
[^Liniment is nc-eclcd by somebody in ra
jj every hov.se. '?very day brings news of jg
.sd the s?gony of un r.wful scald, or burn SJ
S< subdued, bf rheumatic martyrs re? Ba
stored, cr a valiisble horse or oi3
ft saved by thc healing poTver ofthis " ?
S which F^ccdilv cures Bach ailments of H
gthe BUHAS ?LESH as H
Bhoaaiatisia. S'.vellings, Stiffra
?Joisiis. < ontrcctcd Bltisclcs? Barnsra
*?nnd ?-V.alds, Cuts, ISruiscs aiid^
g8pritins| Poisonox?s Bites ?ndll
?lfiii?igSt P???iirs?J, J^amcness, Oia^
g Sores, tllcci s. Frostbites? i.'b?lbla?iis. |g
?j Sore PPIpp?es, CaUed Breant. and Bj
o Indeed every i*o?.m of external dis- CT
S case? It beals Triibout scars. W
O For the BRUTS CBEAXION it cures ga
K Sprains, ?3-.rin?y, Sti?T Joints, ra
Kl Founder, Harness Sores, Hoof Dis- jg
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Kollow Horn, ?ici-atcbcs, '?Vind-H
S fr?" 3, Spavin. Thru vii, H!ngbone,H
S Old Bores, Poll iEvil, Fibax upon H
at?te Sis^ht and every o?hcr ailment?9
^io wb?cb ine occupants of ibera
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S The ??eriran lifustang Uniment H
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^| and it is, positively, ?]
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ASH LEV DISSOLVED BOX?S.
GENUINE LEOPOLDSHALL KAIXIT.
FLOATS, of highest grade, product of the Due Atomizer.
COTTON SE KI) MEAL, sound and fresh.
FOR TE KM S. Ii Inst rated Hand Books, Agricultural Primers and good articles on
Ash Element. Kainit. Floatsand Peas, address.
THE ASHLEY PHOSPHATE CO.
Charleston, S. C.
! s&m-f?^?j^'^^^ T3w Largest and Most Complete
"-^f-pi Establishment South.
J, -0
lill Established 1842.
- ?_J SEO. So HACKER & SON,
! l^S^^^-?j WfMw^iSr^m ?$ce and U!,rerr'ows- At/?y, oposite
?!*&r^?^k\mm\ "^.^^gg M MWm Camion Street.
it^?^^^a^? C?TAIILESTON, S. C.
>?S&H fei feg ^f^p^?t^m Manufacturers of
B?MllilHi? SOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
FS^^Si^sS-?^fS^^-^^^^^ MOULDINGS,
* 1^^^^^^^^: . m^m^)^ BUILDING- MATERIAL.
F ? R M GRIS T M ? L LS
AND SHELLERS.
OVER 30,000 NOW IX USE.
Every machine is fully warranted to suit, or f
money refunded. Price of Mills, $20 to v
$40 : Shel ?ere, S5. Do not buy a Mill
or Sheller until you have seen our
terms and illustrated circular.
Address, with stamp,
LIVINGSTON & CO,} PITTSBURGH, PA.
PHILADELPHIA WAGON WORKS,
PHILABS3LPH?A, PA
-^1
co
M A N U FACTURE RS OF ALL KINDS OF
Plantation, Business, Express & Spring Wagons,
Carts, Drays, Timber Wheels, Trucks and Wheelbarrows.
H. HARBY., Agent, Sumter and Kingstree, S. C.
April ?fl Iv
-.-T|-^-Tlr-fl | ^ | H| m , g mi li.-iiin IT III i.n i im IIUJMII'I n
I lia ve the agency in /<N\ \ ]|. | /^Vf?
this County for the /NNA Vlf '4/ f/^MX
CELEBRATED p
IDEAL BICYCLE, I-i^l?g^t
TI1K BEST BICYCLE 31 ADE [.---"i'^^^^^^^?5Si?!fc?^~ If IV
FOI: TUE MONEY. ^-^^^^^?^^^^^^ *W
For particulars, call V\^-^/^^''2^> VV^ST^^^^A^,
wi mo at the WATCHMAN AND \\ / ?A !\ ?\\ %
SOUTHRON OFFICE, where I //j / '/ ?X \\ \S^|3wO
will take pleasure iii exhibit- . _ \>/ /'/ // /J |\ i\ \\ V?
G. P. OSTEEN. p^?t.ijU?? ' "
3HL?Cf?? ?tfD PAIS, DEALING
WIKS.
THE BLST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MONEt
INSURES SATISFACTION.
BUL
SUMTER, S. C.
TV.ke pleasure in an n on n ri og to tlu-ir friends
] hud the public generally that they have
added to their husiuess an assort?
ment of
FINE HATS, TRUNKS. VALISES AND
SATCHELS,
and in their regular line of
BOOTS AND SHOSS,
thev have the
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK THEY
HAVE EVER HAD.
All of which they will sell fit the same
LOW PRICES which has made them the
LEASES IN ?E3IS
for rjuality and price. The
BOOT, SHOE, AND HAT TRADE OF SUMTER
j has not before witnessed 3o complete a line of
: SOLID AND DURABLE GOODS, AT
SUCH LOW PRICES,
As are now offered ?t their store. All
? goods warranted as heretofore. Do not fail
. to call and examine stock before buying.
Sept 1?
;"'STANDARD
LAUNDRY UK
Preserves Linen, gives a beau
tifiil finish, prevents the
iron from sticking,
saves labor.
5 CENTS A CAKE.
ASK VOCE STOREKEEPER FOR IT.
MADE BY
- STANDARD OIL CO.,
Cleveland. Ohio.
A nc 7
esp ?pa
H?rx\" ft co .<.? t:?e ScrEN-rtprc .v.v-;.-\\-. con?
ti .. : ;-..;.V.-TS f< : .'Vt- nts. < Tta?lO
}.... . .. ; ts. for U:o !:.!:;/..:..?..:-. Can?kl?,
J-' ;.!. Germany. (?:<:. Uumi ?vv-kr.'oout
*'.! ' * *. ? ?. 'i !...- ? ... . .-a v . { ?.,. renee.
Pr.:: r:-J 1 - r-..~i tl?r.b J't'.VN' : <..>. f?,...,i
t! i ic A?: BTCAN;the fc: :.--r.inal
*?; v . * ? ::....? ?ciei I i tic nr? ."IT. ? ;.. ?,i vtv.r.
) ': .' ??:??..! entfj-ax':..?: ?.-.-j :; t . ???r? in?
I'.rv.'"- r\ : iiiif-TT ci ;i v !".t."?'e'!*('?i,?:t?"i?{? A*ttCl>
i-i;.:..:- ff. ... A<?:I?Ys.s?s 5 .NN'? ?..'.. :-t ;i;.\"ntlO
/..:.;:.-:it.A.v . M?lcc, ?roas -ay, Kew York.
IB YOUR OWii
SF^^^NB H(,XK MKAI' AND ovs
W<'W*) M TER SHELLS in the Frank
Vai3>W Wilson Pat. S5 Rand Mill.
Also grinds corn and cob. Illustrated t*it
culars and Testimonials sent on application.
Address WILSON BROS., Easton, Pa.
July 24
1 WC(?k :lt home, SiuOO outfit tree. Pay
vv.ihsolntdy sure. No risk. Capital not
required. Readers, if you i?ant business at
which persons of either sex, young or old,
can make great pay all t Ive time they work,
with absolute certain ty .jj?i?CT?br particulars
to H. HALLETT &^?t?7Portland, Maine.
MY BEAR:
DO YOU KNOW THE SEASON
WHY PEOPLE WANT TO BUY
THE WILSON LIGHTNING SEWER
in preference to any other
We will tell you.
BECAUSE it has no Cogs, Cams or Gears;
BECAUSE it has no Rawhide or Felt !
Packing.
BECAUSE it has no Cast-iron Parts paint- j
ed over tn cover tis defects.
BECAUSE it does not shake, rattle or
dance all over the floor when ruu at a high j
rate of speed.
BECAUSE it ii:is two speeds-one for line j
work or a delicate operator; and the other!
for last speed, so that you can do one-third j
more work in n day than can be done on any
other Sewing Machine.
BECAUSE it nins Light and Easy.
BECAUSE lost motion can he be taken ti])
niter years of wear without changing or put
i:tins in new [tarts, which cannot he done
with any oilier Sewing Machine.
BECAUSE it darns rips and tears.
* ~m j
BECAUSE it does the most elegant designs
j in embroidering without an attachment,
i BECAUSE it does not break the thread ot i
! noodle when nm backwards.
I ? We could tell yo? for honrsofitsSuperiority
j over all oilier Sewing .Machines. We think
I this is sufficient reason v.-hy people should j
; buy the WILSON. It is sold ou very easy
j terms.
BOOT AND SliOK STOKE,
SUMTER, S. C.
Aug 21
CONTINENTAL
HOOP
011ST T ]\ i K X T
-CUKES
'Cracked Hoofs, Sprains, Scratches
ana Sores
IIORSES, C ATTLH AND SIIKE??.
Ask your Storekeeper for it, or write
direct to ihe manufacturers.
AMERICAN LUBRICATING OJL CO.,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
Aug 7
CARPETS.
Carpets and House Furn felling Gooda*
Thc I.insist Stock South of Italtimorc.
Moquet, Kr?ssels, ??-Ply amt Engrain ( ar
pcts, lings, r?i:?t> and Crumb Cloths, "\"\*in?
flow Shades, Wall leapers. Borders, Lace
Curtains. Cornices and Poles, Cocoa and
Canton ."?lat i in;r>. Upholstery, Kugraviugs,
Chromos, 'Picture Kraincs. Write lor
Samples an<l Prices.
I?.V1I.?K & CO.SKRKY, AUGUSTA, HA.
! June 2t> o
! ?TAV.? v?V S ir ILL I HEMORBHOTDS,
; JBTTHENT j^lff*
j r this annoying trouble it has been iii popular use
. ;..r rnany years, and is very favorably known as a
! S??CIFIC CUKE. It is nlso the verv best remedy
known for SORE NIPPLES, FELONS. CORKS,
, OLD SORES, SCALD HEAD, TETTEK, ULCERS and
; kindred diseases.
, From Montgomery, Ala., acenilomanwrites: "I
j had been sorely afflicted icii/i l'?le*for ten years, and
; obtained immediate relief and a permanent cure by
i using I'rvor's Ointment.1'
? A gentleman writes from Cnsseta, Ala.: " I used
i Pryor'a Ointment in an aggravated case of Pile" of
I eight years standing, and in an incredibly 6hort time
it made a complete cure.'*
Sent by mau on receipt of the price-50c. a bor
Sold by Druggists and Dealers everywhere.
Prepared only by the sole Proprietor,
J. BRADFIELD,
No. 108 S. Pryor St., ATLANTA, GA.
WUL8EBN ? PSEPEB3
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND DEALERS IN
ii??iiii??iij Liuuui?, lUUaliuu, au.
16 7 and 10 9 East-Bay,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Dec. 2 6
liz J^, JFL ID USS -LXT DES
-OR
LAB3 SUBSTITUTE.
UNDER THF! BRAND OF LARDENE
we offer an Oil refined expressly for our
trade from Selected Cotton Seed, and which
we guarantee free from Acids, Alkalies or
Adulterants of any kind.
LARDENE is a perfectly pure Vegetable
Oil. and can be used in place of Butter for
Cakes and Pastry, tn place of Lard for all
Culinary purposes, and in place of Olive Oil
for Salads. A trial will insure its constant
use and prove a greatsaving to housekeepers.
Where directions are followed we guarantee
satisfaction in every instance.
WM. M. BIRD & CO.,
CHARLESTON, S. C.,
DEALERS IN
OILS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Feb .12_5_
CHAS. C. LESLIE, !
I
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 ray busi?
ness, 1 ara prepared to furnish Fish, Game,
&c, at short notice.
?ll Orders Promptly Attended To.
Terms Cash or City Acceptaiice.
Julv 24
SEND-FOR?PM??iitST..
,? 1 L?W?&TJ?RI&ES
W. 0. FORSYTHE ? SON,
13 R Y GOODS
-AND
CtOTHIHO,
406 & 408 King Street.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
March 21 ly
S. B. THOMAS, Agi
No. 820 KING STREET,
Opposite Liberty,
Hoi ia?, Paper Kipp,
LACE CURTAINS,
CORNICES AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS,
WINDOW AWNINGS MADE TO ORDER.
CEfARLESTO^, fe. C.
Dec 11 o
^ALYON&HEALYf ?
State? Monroe Sts-.Chiwno^^j^^a ,
k"4 BAND CATALOC (it^f o^xll?
f'fMi'f in?troment*. S'?U.s Caps Keiis,^ V&A
Suri*. Prii.i Map*** SM"-, and f i \A ,
/ \o"llats Saa?ry ?< ir. i Oolfcts, K*ptfcias // \B '
' .-.\fl:M-?terMs ft'.-o Inrfu?!?? Instruction ?nd Ex- /f^\B' '?
^J??<:'. \.-~, f'.r Anaur a-J: a O4i*l0?uewt*!,Tflj j
AND LACK VITAL EMERCV?
THE HO WAK? ?AZiVASTI C S??IEI.D
I? a XfRK COW for
Encunjanau; Neuralgia,
Sciatica, Spinal Ailments,
KERV0?S DEBILITY,
Fever and Ague, Malaria,
Ki DM g Y P:SgaSE.
.. ?n und Blood Disease,
Torpid Liver and Indigestion
Paralvsfe, Epilepsy
Wg?K ,B*?K.
Ii Fits over the
Kidney?, Stomach,
Spleen, Liver
or A>"Y part of
Thc BOZ5Y. and
gives a mild sooth
tng CURRENT of
ELECTRICITY,
Without Acids
In construction
i: U different from
any appliance
marie, and WAR?
RANTED as re
[Patented Feb. 25,1S79.] r Ttose for
Cure Seminal Weak nc??. Impotency, and I>OST
)HAVHO<l 5>, speedily restoring tliC lack of Vitality
and L>st Vigor ia a natural way, without I> ragging?
thc Stomach. We furnish Absolute Froofof
what we sav in Our Illustrated Pamphlet. Three
Tvpe? ot 3it*n, sent tree, ur when scaled, 6 cents
postage. Our appliancesareA?iapte4. to all Ages.
Xi? ?LDZSS
SniTMng from Lame Back. Weakness of tho Spine
with a tired, languid, or bearing; down feeling,
who aie Servons and Weak or suffer from
Tj?acorrhoaa. Chronic Ictlamma?on, or Faning or
t?ie ?VoB?b, Suppressed <>r Irregular Menstrasaon^
Hemorrhage, Barrenness; Chango of ??ie or
Dehilirv thc Shield is a speedv and permanent cure
"SPECIAL CIRCULATE FOR" tAOTES seat free.
F.LWTR?C (To wann Feet, cnrl? M the Blood,
Ih"<?s>r.Ki* v prevent ('..ids sad Rheumatism,
Price, $1.00 per pair. Send ?ze of shoe vron?.
Price of sWl?, Xo.AS6.tf>: So- 2 iiV.Q?: >o.?
$20.01 Sent C. o. I), or by mail in plain packages, cn
receipt of pri?e ino n?easnre needed?. Remittance!
cia be sent ia letter, at our ri-k.
AMEfflCAN 8?l??M!0 so.
OFFICES ii:0s CHESTXUT ^ riIILA-PA
2gr" in writiug 'is, picase name nus paper.
BARNES'
Tai?:.? Foo; and Steam
wer Machinery. Complete
?>u::':ts t\.r Actual Work-shop
Business. Lathes for Wood
or Metal. Circular Saws.
Scroll Saws. Formers, Mor
risers, Xenoners, etc , cte.
Machines on trial if desired.
Descriptive Catalogue and Price List Free.
AV. F. A JOHN BARNES,
No. 21 lo Main St. RocK^an. I? '
?.'.^.;S*> ^
<:/?}$.
V iii tna:'!ed ST?CC ?o ail applicants ?n? io
< ? ;:?;n>ers of 'as? e d?i*G year without ordering ic.
!; ,..;i;;.:t.< iloisU'Aious, prices, descriptioss and
directions for planting .-ill Vegetable and F' -"" r
is Pian:s. etc Invaluable to ???.
D. M. FERRY & G0.?V3&
SEEDS ! SEEDS ! SEEDS!
fl RO.WN, not in t!>.e sh ^rt Summers of the
]J" North and then brought eight to fifteen
hundred miles, but grown on the fertile hills
of our own SUNNY SOUTH, and of course
adapted to our soil and climate. I want
Gardenersaud Planier?, to try a ivw of my
SKEDS, by way of experiment. Catalogue
of varieties and prior? sent on application.
Truly, ?tc, J. Y7. YANDI VICK.
Seed producer,
Jan 8 Wcaverville. N. C.
A?CMTOwanipdfor The hives of all the
*??CM I O presiden ts of the G 8. The largest
handsomest, best book ever solfl for less than
twice our price. The fastest selling book in
America. Immense profits lo agents. Allintel
ligeot people want it. Any one can become a
successful agent. Terms free.
HALLETT BOOK CO., Pottlaad Maine.
B: F. MITCHELL & SON,
PROPniETORS OF
The Merchant Flour Mills ]
AND '
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF
COTTON AND NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON, ?T. C.
OFFER FOR SALE
AT LOWEST PRICES
Choice grades FLOUR, own man'fYre.
-AL?O,
Fresh Ground MEAL, HOMINY.
CRACKED CORN. &c.
?-ALSO, -
Selected RED RUST PROOF SEE?T
OATS.
Selected North Carolina and Mary?aa?l
SEED RYE.
All our Goods guaranteed best qualin
ty and at lowest prices. No charge for^|
delivery to Railroad. |
B. F. MITCHELL & SON. ' 1
THE PURCELL HOUSE
Wilmington, N. C.
UNDER NEW NA N? GEMEN?
First Class Hotel.
B.-ard $2 50 to $3 00 per day-Merchants $2 08'
B. !.. PERRY .
Proprietor.
?TES'S
_THE STAKDARB.
G?3J5?f1 Webster-it has USjOCOWord?,
Jg* iL 3000 Engraving*, and a 2few
Biograpliioal dictionary.
TX5"^ Standard in Gov'tirrintine Office.
XJSZE? 32,000 copies in public Schoolg.
Sale SO to 1 of any other series.
JSflS ? Best heir? tor SCHOLARS,
TEACUPS and SCHOOLS.
TVohptoris^tiindar.l Authority with rbe.U. S.
Supreme Court. ?.;v?onmcn<?e? by tho Stete
Sup'ts of Schools in 36 Siafc??. .
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The latest edition, in tie quantity of matter it
contains, is believed to im the largest volume
published.
Ith^30<>OmoreWordfir.ndnearfrthrec times -
the number of Engrav??gsTi?" any oilier Ameri?
can Dictionary.
Itis ac evpr-present and reliable school?
master to the whole family.- S.'S. Herald.
WARMLY INDORSED BY
such high authorities as.
Geo. Bancroft, ' ISL. W. Emerson,
"Wm. H. Prescott, John G. Whittier, ? '
John i.. Motley, W. I). Howells,
Fitz-G. Halleck. J. G. Holland, : -
B. H. Smart, James T. Fields*
Ezra Abbot, Geo. P. Marsh,
Wm. T. Harris, Kemp P. Battle.
" It has ail along kept a leading piare, and the
New Edition brings it fairly co to date."-London
Times, June, 1882.
The Unabridged is now supplied, ata small ad-'
ditional cost, with DENISO^S
PATENT REFERENCE INDEX,
a valuable and time-saving invention.
'.The greatest improvement in book-making
that has been made ia a hundred years."
6. & C. MERRIAM & CO., Pub'rs, Springfield, Mart.
I WEEK'S READING FREE!
FOR SIX GOOD FAMILIES.
Send your name and the r ame and address of five ol
your neighbors or friends on a postal card,
and get free for yourself and each ; ^gfl
of them a specimen copy of ?
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ls "All* G?l8lfcfl
0L,A / "UNCLE REMUS'S" werid-famooj
^Sketches of the cid Plantation Darkey?
THREE t "BILL AR P'S" Humorous letters fer
HUMOROUS )tk Home and Hearth Stone,
WPITFRC I "BETSY HAMILTON'S" adventures
? v told in the "Cracker" dialect .
Ti'ar Stories, Sketchen of Travel, JVMTC,
J'arme, Fun, jidtentmreet, ?'Th* Fmrm,**
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A World of Instruction and Entertainment
TWP ive Psges. The Brightest and Best Weekly.
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Address "THE COSSTITUTIO??," Atlanta, G^ j
GRAHAM'S STABLES;
REPUBLICAN-STREET,
In Sheep. Russia and Turkey Bindings.
Iii AKD MULES.
Good Driving ??or?es.
-AND
Farm and Timber Mules,
Also, on hand, a fine assors ment
BUGGIES,
OF ALL STYLES AND GRADES.
At pi ices to suit the times.
CELEBRATED ?
^^^^
Old Hickory Wagons,
Manufactured by the Kentucky W a ?ron Manu
teetering Company, ot" Louisville, Ky.
-ALSO
TENNESSEE WAGONS.
^~F"OU ar z ' s
HORSE AMD CATTLE POWDERS
Ko norene ?vni die of COT.-,-. TOTS or T.CNC FSVKR. if
Font/'s Tow.i^r?. jir^ us<\i in tim*.
K'?!tz"s Powders ? ?il <*nr? snd prevont Ho<: CnnvsRX.
Foocft: Powders will pr?*v<-?t GAPES IN KOXVI?.
F?>utz*s Powders will innren?* tiio quantity of milk
aniiiToam twenty j ?r cent., sud make tl:?- t-uttcr firm
and sweet,
Foutz's P<>wd<?r< viii eur* or rr?-v<n? almost ETFRT
DISEASE to which H>r*i?> atn? i'.i?r?.? ar* suhjeet.
KOI-T2 S PowrV.KS WILL CiVK SjTisrACiiON.
Sold everywhere.
DAVID E. F0TJT2. Proprietor,
BALTIC-TORE. MD._.
PAYNE'S JO Horse Spark-Arresting
Ponatte Engine has cut Irt.OOO ft. of Michigan Pin?
Boards in lu liorna, burning slabs from the saw ia
?..'.^?t-foo: lengths.
Cur K> J?^rff ice OuararJee to furnish power to
Ssw S.??O fe t vf jTfin'oek l>o:ircl< in 10 hours. Our
j??lorin iriU < '/. V>X*)0 frH in s ?nie rime.
, O r Engines aro UV\KA\TT.T.T> to
^?sr ^{ur^ f ..'.ii-h ;i hoRse-power on >j !e<s
$0:. ^ Jii f-< '? ?ud \v:t:cr than any other En
W? ry"? u:n? ?ot ?litc-1 witfc an Automatic
^^'"?isi1^? Our Off. If von Avant a Stationary
K:'f"ffi cr "cnable Enyhie, l?oiK-r, Circa
.^T^!s: S?w-Mai. Mtafttne or l?nllevK.
'%^:&'Xj$L.\"t<lor <-a-t ' r Meddaris l'ar?ne
??&*?i?T?3?i? Wronght-Inm Pull??v. s-nd for our
l^^J^ltY .,:,?-t?-?tfd c:ir;il?>g!it'. >"o. 12, for
^^r-v**v-St35? information and prices.
B. W. PAYNE & SONS.
Cominff. N. Y. Box 1427.
RUBBER STAMPS.
NAME STAMPS FOR MARKIN6 CLOTHI
. with indellible ink, or for printing vjj
: cards, nnd
j STAMPS OF AX Y
! for stamping BUSINESS CAKDS,
i OPES or anything else. Specimen*
' styles on hand, which will Ceshowni
i ure. The LOWEST PRICES pos
i orders filled promptly.
Calton ^ ?.K
At tho Watchman anti