The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, May 13, 1884, Image 4
'REUBIQN, MORALS AND PHILOSOPHY.
Rev. C. C. BROWN, Editor.
SUNLIGHT ALL THE WAY.
Kiood-bve, Jeanie ; the road is long,
And the moor is hard to cross ;
Bat well you know there is danger
Io the bogs and the marshy moss.
So keep io the foot-path, Jennie ;
Let nothing tempt yon to stray ;
Then yon* li get safely over it,
For there's sunlight all the way
Sunlight all the way ;
s So never you fear,
]Keej> a good heart, dear,
For there's sunlight all the way.'
The child went off with a blessing
And a kiss of mother-love ;
? The daisies were down at her feet,
And the lark was singing above
.jj On in the narrow foot-path
Nothing could tempt ber to stray ;
So the moor was passed at night-fall,
And she'd sunlight all the way
Sunlight all the way ;
And she, smiling, said,
As her bed was spread,
" A lI had sunlight all the way.'
And I, who followed the maiden,
Kept thinking as I went,
Over the perilous moor of life,
What unwary feet are bent.
If they could only keep tbe foot-patb,
And not ia the marshes stray,
Then they could reach the end of life.
Ere the-night could shroud the day,
They'd have sunlight all the way
' Bat the marsh is wide,
And they turn aside,
And the night falls on the day.
Tar better to keep the narrow path,
' Nor turn to tbe left or right ;
For if we loiter at morning.
."^.What shall we do when the ni^ht
Fulls black on our lonely journey,
' And we mourn our vain delay ?
Then steadily onward, friends, and we
Shall have sunlight all the way
Sunlight ail tbe way,
Till the journey's o'er,
> And we reach the shore
Of a never-ending day.
Funeral of a Queen.
Gannie Jeffers, tbe Queen ok ibe j
gypsies in the United States, who died j
?i*t Greenfield, Tenn., on March 10, j
was buried at Dayton, O , on 15th !
ttlt. Gypsies were encamped all about j
the city to the Dumber of about 1,500, j
having travelled by wagen from alt
parts of the country. The Queen was j
embalmed and laid oat in Nashville, j
Tenn., immediately npon her death, j
and then brought to this city, where j
her tribe own considerable property, S
and a large lot in Woodland Cemetery,
where lies the former King and Queen
of the gypsy tribes in this country.
She was in a casket, made of the finest
wood, and lined with rich silks
and satins. Tbe mountings were ali
gold, studded with jewels. Thc lot in
the cemetery where she was buried is
marked by a beautiful and exquisite ;
monument, shipped herc from Greece, j
The funeral procession, which was
composed entirely of gypsies, formed in j
the northern section of the city and
marched to its southern extremity,
where the cemetery is located. Crowds
of people lined the streets and accom?
panied the mourners to the cemetery,
where a rope was stretched arouud the
lot, leaving an enclosure large euough
for tho mourners and friends to stand
to. The crowd surged up against this
slight barrier, covered the mounds in
the vicinity, the tombstones and the
trees. In fact, every place that would
afford an opportunity of seeing what j
was going oo was occupied by men or j
boys.
The funeral services were Christian,
being conducted by one of the leading j
pastors of the city and the choir of hi.5? j
church. The wife of the reverend gen- !
tleman accompanied the mourning
husband. Tbe grave, which was about !
ten feet deep, was a square pit about j
ten by eight feet in dimensions. At j
the bottom was a box made of heavy j
stone slabs, and in this box the coffin j
was laid by the side of another, that of>
a daughter of the deceased, who died
m 1866, when ten years old. There j
were stifled cries and sobs as the mourn- j
ers gathered about the grave, which i
broke out in loud cries as the coffin was J
lowered. Tbe preacher referred to de- j
ceased, whom he bad known personally j
in life, as a good Christian woman, j
He said the Bible, which she had worn !
with reading, was placed at her feet, j
n?w that she was dead. At the conclu- j
sion of his remarks the choir sang 'The
Sweet By and By," and the services i
closed. When the great stone was J
about to be lifted on top of the coffins,
by means of a derrick close at hand,!
the sons and daughters climbed down !
on the coffins to take their last farewell, j
Their sobs and cries were echoed by i
the mourners that stood on thc brink of j
the grave. They threw themselves i
prostrate on the coffins, kissing the hard
wood, and it was with great difficulty j
that they were prevailed upon to come i
out of the grave. The stone lid was j
then put into position and the dirt
thrown upon it. A huge monument i
will be erected over the grave surmount- j
ed with a life-size statue of the gypsy |
queen. -New York Herold.
The Pulpit as seen from the j
Pew."
The Congregational Club, of New j
York, at a recent banquet, discussed
with much freedom the above theme, j
One layman thought that thc great- j
est need of the church was "a more j
full appreciation of that part of the !
service which consisted of worship." |
Another, none the less facetious, j
thought that there was a great lack j
of harmony between the pulpit and |
the pew, owing to the increased lite- i
rary and scientific education of the j
laity. And still another was of the
opinion that sermons si ould be made j
"interesting to children." Rev; Dr. !
Clapp replied to the laymen, and ;
showed up in a very ludicrous light
many of their own short comings. |
Ile became very earnest when speak- j
ing of costly churches. Upon this j
subject he said: "I think, too, that you j
laymen are encouraging altogether too !
great au outlay on this matter of the j
worship of God Instead of putting !
$1,000,000 in one church, yon should ;
build twenty church s instead of one. |
I don't believe our Lord cares for the !
difference between a $50,000 and a !
$1,000,000 church; Int I think hoi
does care a great deal for the differ- j
ence between one house of worship ;
and 100 houses. It is not the minis- ;
try that has brought about these I
things, it is the laymen. And then
they mast have a mortgage on the \
church, and then a man, not to save .
souls, bot to lift the mortgage-a j
man who, by his sensational preach- ;
ing can pay the debt "-Lancaster j
Bernete.
Honey.
Thousands and tens of thousands of
children are dying all around us ; who
because their ever-developing nature
demands sweetness, crave and eagerly
demolish the adulterated 'candies' and
'syrups* of modern times. Tf these
could be fed on honey instead they
would develop and grow up iuto healthy
men and womeu.
Children would rather cat bread and
honey thau bread and butter, One
pound of honey will reach as far as two
pouud< of butter, and has besides, the
advantage of being far more healthy
and pleasant tasted, aud always remains
good, while butter soon becomes rancid
and often produces cramp in the stom?
ach, eructations, sourness, vomiting and
diarrhoea. Pure houey should always
be freely used in every family. Honey
eaten upon wheat bread is very bene?
ficial to health. The use of honey in?
stead of sugar in almost every kind of
cooking is as pleasant for the palate as
it is healthy for the stomach. In pre?
paring blackberry, raspberry or straw?
berry shortcake it is infinitely superior.
It is a common expression that honey
is a luxury, having nothing to do with
the life-giving principle. This is an
error-honey is food tn one of its most
concentrated forms. True, it does not
add so much to the growth of muscles
as does beefsteak, bat it docs impart
other properties uo less necessary to
health and vigorous physical and intel?
lectual action. It gives warmth to the
system, arouses nervous energy and
gives vigor to all the vital functions.
To the laborer it gives strength-to
the business man mental force. Its
effects are not like ordinary stimulants,
such as spirits, etc., but produce a
healthy action, thc result of which is
pleasing and permanent-a sweet dis?
position and a bright intellect.
The Wonderful Partnership.
A proud king resolved that he would
build a cathedral, and while most
anxious that thc credit of it might be
all his own, he foroade any one even
from contributing to its cre?tion, and
on it his name was carved as the builder.
But he saw iu a dream au angel who
came down and erased his name, and a
uauie of a poor widow appeared iii :ts
stead. This was three times repeat. :
when thc enraged kinjr summoned the
woman before him -and demanded,
'What have you been doing, and why
have you broken my commandment ?
The trembling woman replied, *I love the
Lord, and longed to do something for
his name, and for the building up of his
church. I was forbidden to touch it
in any way ; so, in my poverty, ?
brought a wisp of hay for the horses j
that drew the stones ' And the king j
saw that the same God who accepted
the offering of Abel and not of Cain
regarded thc widow as having done more j
for the building of the cathedral than ?
he had done with all his welath. So i
he commanded that her name should
also be inscribed upon the tablet.
? !?> I I (ll -
Paper Soap.
A man in a hurry who slipped on a
muddy crossing on upper Sixth avenue j
New York, and soiled his bauds in j
saving himself from sprawling ful1 j
length on the roadway, wens in a drug I
story to wash his hand.
'Got any sparc soap V he asked.
The druggist drew a tiny book from
bis coat pocket, and, tearing out a j
sheet of paper about three inches square,
handed it to tuc man. The latter wet
his hands, and, rubbing them with thc
paper, found, to his surprise, that thc
paper made a fine lather aud thorough- j
ly cleanse his hands.
'Paper soap,' said thc druggist with i
a laugh ; 'a novelty mainly iutended for j
the use of travelers. The paper is !
coated with soap and just as good as ?
the regular article, in addition to being j
much handier. There are fifty soap
sheets in one of these books. They
cost about as much as au ordiuary cake
of soap.'
S SJ I SS
Pt> i ml
?T jj fes Ebs^ j
_ ana
From these sources arise tlucc-fcur?*?j ?
tho diseases or" Luiitaa r.< ce." 'ii c&? ?
bysi-pvjiaa indicare l2iCiresi*tc::cco- '
A?>pet?tt-, Sonre?* Ci?*Ure, bl V. iiVad
aciic, failuc^-i alter <.-.;;.;:;, ar?:,!-:-? ic
exertwi* o?" l>oii-' or r..I;i::- R'Tc^i?
of ?oo?, ireitc??.lity ?f ? ?i; ?r. "?c v- ?
apir.'ts, A feeling of ?aarir.;? i.?-r>ct'<i '.
some dnty, Dizziness; Fluttevir.'.; iUv
Heart, D^ts i?efoi -.- t?i? tyt?. hlchlx- col?
ored Uriue, COZ*UTI z\\TiI a?d d?
raandtboitse of a rsm&Ty i?? f. neis cH-cctfy
on the Livor.. AaaI??vcr7nC?:;c:=?.
PIL1.S iiavo no C??ual. T?:elr:tctici: oTs r/.;
KidneysandSkin isalso proinp; ; rciiioving
all impurities through !.?.?. ?. s<- ;v?
eu??r? of tho Eyat??:." p"rOi?-c??>s app?*?
titc,?sonad digestion, regular sfoc.s. a c'i.-ar
skin and a rigorous body, -i v ?T'.- VI ?- ? .S
cause ^o nausea or gi?pizK; ncr iatvrxoro
with dairy work and r.ro a p? rfect
ANTiSOTg TO EgAkA?i?,
M HS FEHLS JjUiJZ A SEW IZAIS.
*'I have hud Dyspepsia, vri::: Cc:!r.:.i->o
tion,two years, and have tri? d tea diifoitnt
kinds of pit's, and TBSX*S are thc 'hst.
that have do:;c lac any good. Tl>"i- have
cleaned lao out nicely. Kv appetite is
splendid, tooti diserts rcad?V, and I now
have natural passages. I feta ilk- a :>'.'....
man." V/. I). EDWARDS, Palmyra, 0.
SoWeverjTrh^reySSc. Ofna, . j >TurraySt.,>r.\".
G2AY 3;A"J? 02 vSTxi?SJr?C?: ; i in?
st?t??tly toataossr by ? . s^: ? ::.>.
J>!.:? 31?0.1 O? this l?\C. :! . I-; LS,
orscr.tby t*x>>reia rr . rc-* ??
T'f?X?" ft co.. of t!-.o SC?SXTX~C A"-nn?TCAX; con- !
ti: i.; . S'-?v;:- i - .r r !. : .- .r. ?-. c 'y. Tr-'tiy
O'pyrUrhts, ID." tee Un;-i.-, Canad?. 1
J' a v..--]. K.-'t-?*. ?nv. c : -. : ?? ,t? r. -ok cbont
i' <'"t>t ^ y :.* '! ..': i .. --?.?...? V '(.x:-iT?.-n':P. '
JVor.-i.,!.t',,;i.. ; .;.?? \??*&C?>.nr.?ar.ticed
In tii>-sr r : : ir :r-,.\ .. > i;'.-.-. .. r'i<- larircst. tct,iind '
i- w: !,.:/ <-':' i;'.it'.-J scivntifiep?pe? i:t.*Ma vrvy.
>,-'<-.-r.?v. :;j enjrniviniE? u:u\ Uiu-w.in? tn- I
for:.;ic .:. r :>..::.:..<-n c.,;.yoi th?-; ;-;n i li-- Amer? :
fenn P. rsf.fr. f?. A?}.!.?..,>. MI.'NX & CO., fcZESXMXO ;
A-UEfiXCAN ?vi?icc. 'ail l?.-. .::<; .vav, Kew V? rk.
PATENTS ?
Obtaiued, and all business in the U.S. Paten i
Office, attended to for ODK?iATE FEES.
Our office is opposite the U. S. Pateni Office, j
and we tran obtain patents in less Un?c than I
those remote from WASHINGTON.
SM I O?>E?J o.t i>?? A WINO. We advise
as to patentabilitv free of charge; and we i
make NU CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN I
PATENT.
We refer, here, to thc Postmaster, IheSupt. j
of Money Order Div., and to officials of Hie ?
U. S. Patent Office. For circular, advice, j
terms and reference to actual clients ia youl ;
own State, or conn tv address
C. A. SNOT & CO., !
Opposite Patent Office. Washington, I>. C. j
week at home, $">.00 outdt free. Pay j
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required. Readers, if you want busi:ie?s at
which persons of either sex, young or old, |
can make great pay all the time they work, ?
with absolute certainty, -.vrite for particulars j
to H. HALLETT & GO, Poitland, Alaine, j
Disease is an effect, not a cause. Its origin
is within: its manifestai ions without. Hence,
to eure tho the disease the cause must be re?
moved, utiil in no other way can a cure ever
be effected. WARNER'S SAFE KIDNEY
AND LIVER Ci"RE is established on just
LIiis principle. It realizes that
95 Per Cent.
.if all diseases aris? from deranged kidnej'S
Mid liver, and ir strikes at once at the root of
the difficulty. The elements of which it is
composed act directly upon these great organs,
bot!) as a food and restorer, and, by placing
them in a healthy condition, drive disease
find pain from the system.
For the innumerable troubles caused by un?
healthy Kidneys. Liver and Urinary Organs;
for the distxessing Disorders of Women ; for
Malaria, and for physic?] derangements gen?
ii-ally, this great remedy has no equal. Be?
ware ofimposters, imitations and concoctions
5aid to be just as good.
For Diabetes; ask for WARNER'S SAFE
DIABETES CURE.
For sale by all dealers.
H. H. WARNER & CO.,
Rochester, N. Y.
J5**ccncrnti?n for Enfeebled Sy3fem?.
Suffering from a genvro] want ol* tone, and
its usual concomitants, dyspepsia and
?nervousness., is Seldom derivable fr nm thc
u 56 of a nourishing diet and stimuli o?
appetite, unaided. A medicine that will
effect a, removal of ti.?' spccii:o obstacle to
renewed hisitih and vigor, th:.; is a genuine
corrective, i- th? r-ai need, lt is the pos?
session "1' )!.:.: grand r< <;u:-vns--nt which
maizes Hosteler's stomach Bitters so j
effective as :i . iuvigorant. >'or sale by all j
Druggists and Dealers generally.
ST0HI33 ON TES HOAD.
Commercial Travelers at a Way
side len-Something to Pitt in a j
Gripsack.
'Gentlemen, I almost envy you the posi?
tions you fill : your experience of the world.; |
your knowledge o? business ; the changing j
sights.you se?, and all that, you know.'
This warmly expressed regret fell from the j
lips of an elderly pleasure tourist, last
August, and was addressed to a semicircle of ?
commercial travelers seated on the porch of j
thc Liadei] Hotel, St. Louis, Mo.
'Yes,' respouded a Nev; York representative |
of .the. profession, .:a drummer isn't without
his pleasures, but ne r.ns his r:.-k?. too- !
risks ouis:.;<-- the chances of railroad collisions ?
and steamboat explosions.'
'What risks for instruire?'
'This, for instance,' said Mr. W.I). Frank- ?
lin, who was then traveling for un Eastern i
house, and is known lo merchants in ail J
pans of the country : 'The risk-which, in- !
deed, amounts almost to a certainty-of get- j
ting the dyspepsia from perpetua! change of
diet and waler and from having UO: fixed I
hours tor eating and sleeping. I myself wjts j
an example. I say u-us, for I am ?ill right I
now.'
'No discount on your digestion ?' broke in j
a Chicago dry goods traveler, lighting his
cigar afresh.
'Noi a quarter per cent. But I had to give .
np traveling for a while. The dyspepsia !
ruined m.- paper. Finn M v I came across an ?
advertisement of PARKER S TUNIC 1 tried j
it and it fixed tue up to perfection. There is j
nothing on earth, in my opinion, equal to it j
as a cure for dyspepsia.' j
.Messrs. ilisvox ?& Co.. of New York, the i
proprietors, hold a letter from Mr. Franklin i
stating that previse fact. PARKER'S TONIC j
aids diges'ion. cures Malarial Fevers, Heart- ;
burn, Headache, Coughs arid ("olds, and all
chronic diseases of the Liver and Kidney?.
Put a bottle in your valise. Prices, 50c, !
and Si . Economy in larger size.
BREWER'S LUNG RESTORER
is entirely vegetable, and we
:hallcv)f;e thc world to produce any?
thing equal to it for all Throat and
Lung Diseases.
^1100 Per Bottle, ?^^^C
LAMAR, RANKIN & LAMAR,
MACON. ATLANTA a ALCAKY. CA.
POT TV ,! s!,e working c?as.-:. S-nd IO cents
UUJj'U'br poslag?, aud we will m .';! \ vu free
a royal, valuable box o fsa rupfe goods that will
put you in the way of making more money in
a few days than vota ever thought possible at
any business. Capital not required. We will
start you. Toucan work all the time or in
spare time only. The work is universally
adapted to both sexes, young and old. You
can easily ..nm from 50 cents to every eve?
ning. That all who want to work may test
the business, we make this unparalleled oller:
to all who aro nut well Satisfied we will send Si
to pay for the trouble of writing us. Full pur
ficnlars. directions, etc., sent free. Fortunes
will be made by those who give their whole
time to the work. Great success absolutely
sure. Don't dclav. Start now. Addre.-s
STIMSON & VOr Portland, Maine.
J. O. CltMG'S?
_ _ FURS 2 TU RE j
plj? UNDERTAKING
V^lP , ESTABLISHMENT,1
A FULL ASSORTMENT OF
Furniture
embracing all tlic styles and qualities usually
foutid in a First Class Furniture Store.
PARLOR SUITES,
BED ROOM SETTS, WARDROBES,
Bureaus, Wash Stands, Tables,
Bedsteads. Chairs, Sofas, Lounges,
Safes, Sideboards, Looking Glasses,
What Nots, Wall Bracket?, Chromos,
Window Shades and Fixtures,
Picture Frames, Cord, Tassels,
Picture Glass, Window Glass,
Putty, Matresses, &c, &c.
THE UNDERTAKING DEPARTMENT,
IS FULL AND COMPLETE.
COFFINS AND CASKETS of all descrip?
tions and sizes constantly in store at prices
ranging
For Adults-from S5 to 125.
For Children-from S3 to 45.
My special personal attention, day by day,
is given to this husiness, in ?ll its depart?
ments, and satisfaction guaranteed in every
case.
Oct. 9
? hare ?enown sud watched the ase of Swift's Spe*
iilc ?"or over f;fty years, ind have never known or
heard of a f:?nrc to cure Blood Poison when prop
-r'y t>ik.->n. 1 ??.?ed it oa my servants from 1850 to
1S05, a< ('id s number of my neighbors, and in
?."cry case that carno v.i'hinmy knowledge it effected
n care. Ju ill my lire ? have never Known a remedy
that would to fal!/ accomplish what ir. ia rccom- |
mended to ?c.
H. L. D2KNABD, Terry, Ga.
I have known and used Swift's Specific for more i
than twenty years, and have eeen more v;;nde.rful !
results from "ira UPO than from an v r?*medy in or
oat of the Pharmacopoeia, lt is a certain aid safe I
antidote to all yorts o? Blood PoL*t?n.
J. DiC?iSOX S?I?TH, M. D.,
Atlanta, Ga.
- ?
WHAT DRUGGISTS SAY
Who have Seen the Effects cf Severs Tests.
Has giren triter f&Ssfactifm than arv remedy fer
Blood Diseases wc haw evr hsiiuicd.
?CKILLEa & STI?V?N?, ? s?nm^"?, I?. 0.
Many physicians have endorsad 5. S. Z. a? i: .spe?
cific for Blood l>ise?M>H.
S. ?ASS?IStS ? CO., y-rmphi!.
Have peen S. S. 5. >r.-? irv I: -;r frira W.Y..?~ c.:.-* ir
a very short thac. Wonderful eifveuj iu ?? 5??.m
Eiood Disertos.
W. I?. PATTSI&CN, Dallas; Ter.-.
We do net h ed?tate ...> rar tba* for s-j oar .par: w's
htve sold more of Swift*.*" >j. vi i.. ;. S. k> > thar:
ail other Blood Purigen ci...::::n?-d. y..; with
astonishing results. ??:. $^ ?u? -?r. .%. :<a a*t.?
a dozen boittes s;?ys ?h.-t it 'HA* ?./?... id.- i y ..:
than treatment which co?th:ut ?..;.?.<.'. .". ...;.-.-r
has used it for a Scrcftiloud ui?cctio^ rt?wii? a -.-cr
maneat care from its use.
VAS ?1IAACS, STEV2J?S0i? ? CO,
$1,000 asv?Ajcti5 r
Will be paid to any ChenaVt wie "dil Cad on ?vi:.?- j
ysis of 100 bottles S. S. S., <.:.-. particle ft ?Srcury, !
Iodide Potassium, cr any muterai subsiste.
TiiK swiFr S?I:C?L_;C co..
Ztegtrc? ?: ?tlirnta, ?'s. j
C5T*Wnte for thc little booE, whicdwi?l la mr?ici
free.
Price: Small size, $1.00 per ?ettie. Isr.^a s'rr*.
(holding doable quantity), ?3.75 bottle. AH Drug?
gists sell it
I. F. W. MMMP,
Agent.
-DEALER IN
DRUGS & MIUMI,
TOILET SOAPS, PERFUMERY^
AND ALL KINDS OF
Druggist's Sundries
USU A L?,Y KEPT IN \ FIKST-CLAS3 DRUG j
STOKE.
I
Tobacco, Snuff and Segara, I
GARDEN SEEDS, &C
ci
Physician's Proscript ions carefully j
compounded, and orders answered
with cari1 and dispatch.
Thc public will find my stock of
Medicines complete, wai ranted genu?
ine, and of the best quality.
Call and see for yourselves.
Slimier. S. fj . Jan. 2(?. 3:n.
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O union Street.
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Manufacturers of
DOORS, SASH, BLINDS,
MOULDINGS,
ANU BUILDING MATERIAL.
New York Steam Dye House,
Office and Warles, JVo. 359 KIXG ST., near George,
CHARXiSSTOIV. S. C.
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any color. Lace and crape shawls, table covers, kid gloves, and feathers denned and dyed.
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Feb 12
1^-DCM
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AND SHELLERS.
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or Sheller until you have seen our
terms and illustrated circular.
Address, with stamp.
LIVINGSTON & CO., PITTSBURGH, PA.
fe m
I have the agency in
this County for the
CELEBRATED
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THE I*EST BICYCLE MADE
FOR THE MONEY.
SST For particulars, call
on me at the WATCHMAN AND
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will take pleasure iu exhibit- y> / /J !\ jl
ing the machine. t ^- j^ .^S.^/ I /
C. P. OSTEEN.^?^iiJ.i
EMQSY'S ^Sgu? A nfvrr failinc remo.];.- for MALARIA, CHILLS AND FEVER, INTERMIT
STAWDAIiTi ^P^^ TENT FEYER. D1LJCUS FEVER and kindred diseases-Purely Vegetable
oiAiij;?Ai> /?^^p absolutely < >:rt.?u in ?h?*ir remedial effects, and act more promptlv in curing
CUBS ^riftj?K ail forms cf MALARIAL DISEASES than Calomel or Quinine, without any
"DT~ T o t {ZT^sk / of ?ll<: ;:rir,:is c*om*:<it:cnccs which fi 'How their uso. If nikon occasionaUv
irlJULd ? gT*^gW t'f??} hy persons cxpencd to Malaria they will expel the poison and protect them
<?*"*f> ^tiffie- 'voli- attack. iiudorxed by ;he leading Chemists aad Physicians"as bei:!^ thc
?. sC^X^L^ ?gj?& Best. Cheapest anil Pleasantest lteniedyinovm. Tho youngest child
can tafco them. Sold by Druggists and Medicine Dealers?, or bvmaiL
^M^^\?Y^W?^&^ PRICE, TWESsTY-F?YE CENTS A BOX.
^5?aFw /;l ^3*5 TT&a1 iTio People SJIV.-My wi?e and myself have nsedyonr"Stan?!
Zg3S&l ?I k. ?^JN^S^Sard Care Pitts" witkgrcaisaii&aciioa. Wc anticipateno farther trouble with
p'/J^t ! {V^-?^^l ?ALAR?A as longa? ;hcl-iiLsarc about.-1?A?;I:? J. SKOEXAKEB, P.M.. Tullv
?&J?s^U j Iv^a^"^5. towa. J -1 took tho Tills according to directions and tbevprovwl tobe
^' iS^ ri ! 'lU?rtU ?ritatwas med.-.L-l:r;v. P. J. CociTiuy, Pastor M. E.Church.St.?en:?CK,
L5^*?/> ?'j ;1--1 v.-:-!i pleased with ?Emory's Standard Curo Pilis." liavc
??^B^^^^M^a^ ?"':' :': ":i :l ^;V:,? ,aan7 caf!'^ c,f different fevers, have proved successful
?!: ? v,'r>' hwtaacc. They work like a chana on Chills and Fever and all Ma
>J??<3?^<t?^^-^* !;IRI:'' I:I:<I;A*""?I-IR- J- (?KUMAK, M.D.. Pailas, Texas.-1 usc ycurremedy ii
^?J^-W W^^r^-:,^ V'W*i<'* with good results;-LORENZO WAITE, Sf. T>" l'Iran*.-Id. Mas.*;--1
j-^?l^^'/jL^^i-v^^i havo handled your pills for Ma?ariafor thc pastfour years with bettersatis
\~ ?^Z~^- ??* -V":-WV*^^K% ia'-';'"u than any other remedy for same disoas?.::.-FCKD. S. HANF. Druggist,
?-vr'$"i?I^^^: J,'r>i,y City. N. J.-Your Chill Pills have cured many very ern ol >o ra cas??s.
^ -ja&^?**^a^*^* -KEV. >I. K. VAIL, Caledonia M?PS..-1 use th? ni iu my practice.-GKO. <>.
BtrcKEB, M. D., Austin, Texas.-1 use them in my practice effectnally.-J.J. M< LKNOKI:, M. D.. Dublin,
Teia-?.-Your pills ar.? pood, I use many in my practice:-Dn. M. T. LVNN, Sunflower landing, ili?s.
STANDAJRD CURE CO., Proprietors, 197 Pearl Street, New York.
PLUCK ?ND FA"?? DEALING
TOTS;
THE BEST GOODS FOR THE LEAST MOKE!
IMSUSES SATISFACTION,
BULTMANN, & BRO.
. ^ m -Sp'
W?S???SSB??k
SUMTER, S. C.
Take pleasure in announcing to their friends
Mini ilie public generally that they have
added to their business an assort?
ment of
FIXE II ATS,* THUNES. VALISES AND
SATCHELS,
.ind in their regular line of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
thev have the
LARGEST AND BEST STOCK THEY
HAVE EYER HAD.
All of which tliev will sell at the same
LOW TRICES whicii has made them the
LEAEEES 127 TSEI? LINE
for quality and price. The
BOOT, SHOE, A!\D KAT TRADE OF SUMTER
has not before witnessed so complete a line of
SOLID AND DURABLE GOODS, AT
SUCH LOW PRICKS,
As are now offered at their store. All
goods wurran ted as heretofore. Do not fail
to call and examine stock before buving.
Sent IS
It will purify and enrich thc BLOOD, rocriitntc
the LIVER and K5DNEYS, au?! ICESTOnfc^TItK
HEALTH rnd VIGOR of YOUTH! li?.-'II I ?Wc
disease* rciMiirinjraecrtainaiid efliclen T?>X1(.",
espccIaHv I>vspepsia.\Vaul ol' / ppclire.Indi;res
UOII, Lack <>f Streujiih. .. tc., ils n>? i> marked
with immediate and \voin?.?r;ul results. Italie*.
iim*<*lus ??id non <.> rci-i iv? new force. Enlivens
thc mind and s?u?;p.i?s l.rain IVovtr.
5r> ?> ? ir-- : v.:\< i i!-i>iii :.!! complaints
L-^ .. . .?:?!t.r to their icx will .md in
PIC. IIAxtTStCS IE j?i 'IONIC r. sa fi -\.ly
cere. I? srivt-sa .?'.< :ir and healthy complexion.
.vinni} . -i 11-: i i.iv t>> th? valtur ol l>lt.
il\i:TK.:N T?SU' :. i?>ai fr??pn: ri I at*cli: pis
:.? i .iiintcrft iii!-, iiav? i;.i!> aitd.-d 1? !h?popular
it-, ,r il:c <..;_.? ii.:'. If vu?: ?ariiestly desire li ?a I th
di.t CXper. . 1 In-- OKIOtXAL AM? ISKSX.
''?'..ai y Mir address to Th?? Pr. H:i: i??r Mcd.Co.lW
r St. !. ? . Mo., tor cur 'DREAM BOCK." g
^jviil. i striai;;?*and n*?fiil ia?orraation.fret*.^
Du. HArrrER's !ROH T.WIC I? FOR SALS UV ALL
O'vwts rs At<o DEALERS EVCRYV/HERE.
P'P Vf)T) 'o T>TT Tr 1 Vi] P^?vclycure
A Ai UJ? S JTlLiil? HEMORRHOiPS,
. rnnmr )?S
For this annoying trouble ii. has" born in popnlaruse
for many M'.-irs. and is verv favoraMv kn?.wu ai a
: ric crUE. It is also tho verv best n rai dy
.:: for SUKE NIPPLES, FELON'S, COUXS.
; ,:> Sows*. & ^LD HEAD, TETTEK, ULCERS and
from Y..r.r >:aorv.Ala., a gentleman writes: 441
had beers > rr-h ^ t?t,'; Piles for t. ii ,,.../*, and
o toned unmecliate relief and apenntouni cart by
u.-:iiLr J'rvor'.^ Ointment.'1
A gentleman writes from Cassota, AU.: 44 T used
Prj-ors tMiitment in an angnttated case of Piks of
eight thurs standing, and iii an incmlihly short tinio
It made a ?.'.:/./?:'; rv/v.-'
8eni hy mai! < n receipt of the price-a nor
Sold ! y Dru^steand Dealers ?V,TV>.\!> V
rrqaad only bythctuU: Proprietor.
J. BRADFIELD,
Eb. 108 S. Pryor yt., ATLANTA, Gi.
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the only paper in South Carolina published
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ONLY 60 CENTS A YEA?-.
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Endorsed by the lending citizens of tbc
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and Sou til.
Send postal for specimen copies for your?
self and 3 our neighbors. Address
W. J. M rK ER A LL,
Sept 4 Marion, S. C.
I THE OLD RELIABLE STOVE HOUSE.
j T. CAMPBELL,
1142 Hoetiii* Street, Charleston, S. C.
&tf? Z/cAfc M? Lead as Dealer in
First Class Cooking Stoves, Heating
Stoves, Kan gos and Grates, Lead
and Iron Pipes, Pumps,
&c , &c, &c.
A full liae of Repairs kent for all Stoves we
! -sell."
! The attention of the people cf Sumter and
adjoining Conuties is asked.
Send for prices ou anvthing in our line.
Dec ll_"_j_
CHAS. BERBUSSE,
MANUFACTURES OF
Reed and Rattan Chairs,
GARDEN FURNITURE,
BABY CARRIAGES,
-Also Dealer in
TOYS AND FANCY GOODS,
2TG KING STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
Dec ll 1-8
CONTINENTAL
3E3E O O
OIISTTME?STT
-CURES
Cracked Hoofs, Sprains, Scratches
an? Sores
-IX
j HORSES. CATTLE AND SHEEP.
Ask your Storekeeper fur it. or write
! direct to thc manufacturers,
? AMERICAN LUBRICATING OIL CO,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
! Aug 7
/? Katiti-effectual Kemcdy fur lliv cure o? >>'.l imp
."i. >;!,'iritii's .:!'.: . i-f t'i.- SNinwich?n?1 Row
.'.. . vi,ir. ..iiKtj.Vii i.r *i?i?Jt-?. ? r-!i-vi:?-^
'.>.... K?-ry. ? ...?t?.??..?. ib.:.-: v..sn:.... ? }i..5i-r> ini.tu
tutu. I ivx. * ?i :? i":u';i*. ney. Nail: . Acidity ot
CcStoliiuch. tl.--.' I ?rii.Sif?j ,tt(i N.Vxt us K.vui.i^licur.d
DYSPEPSIA.
>! ?V u- M.-. i! in ?li . . ?.. - ff .??.. s ,.<;?*. '? r.n?
1.*.. in?!.: ;v!ax.itivi: vi ?Ut- I:?V;C;:?C? A cLatgo
. i cr water.
?"ET?iT^?l2 ?75^0 f* fic5^; ft 1
Win??-.v?!iCi!!i.>! . O->iuiii . if? iiot'consti?
[..::<.. S :>:'...: ni I j >,.? r.!fr:ca?cdiorSc?Uiic?iEieSS
RilU Ti -?"ti.iii.ir ? Uv.:.
?.?,!.:....?-i*. . ' : .;.>:>. T. rr;1.'roi ile.
New i*t?rk O?licc '.O ^J:??(??*ii Lan-.
STANDARD
LAOriOiY WAX
Preserves Linon, gives a beau?
tiful finish, prevents the
iron from slicking,
sn vos labor. ?
* CENTS A CAKE.
ASK Yul'U STORE KKK PER FOR LT.
MADE I>Y
STANDARD OIL CO., '
Cleveland. Ohio.
Aug /
W?LSERH & PIEPER,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
AND DEALERS IN
Provisions, Lipors, Tob?ceo, k.
167 and 16 9 East - Ba y ,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
Dec. 2 G
Li 3FL JD 3E3 INT J?3
-OR
LARD SUBSTITUTE. !<
-o
UNDER THE DR AND OF L ARDENE
we otter an Oil refined expressly for our j
trude from Selected Cotton Seed, and which !
we guarantee free froai Acids, Alkalies or
Adult?rants; of any kind.
LAliDENE is a perfectly pure Vegetable j
Oil. and can be used in place of lintier for !
Cakes and Pastry, in place of Lard for all j
Culinary purposes, and in place of Olive Oil
for Salads. A trial will insure its constant |
use and prove a great saving 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,
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, I ara prepared to furnish Fish, Game,
&C-, at short notice.
All Orders Promptly Attended To.
Ter ma Cash or City Acceptance.
Julv 24
SEND FOrfPR?SE^I ST::
W????m
THE AIMAS HOUSE.
COHNER OF
Vanderhorst and Kitig Sta
II AYING BEEN LEASED DY
Miss l?eriot
(Formerly of i90 Meeting-St.,)
IS NOW OPEN fur rh? :iccot:u^<?rtation of
Runnier?. P.-.rric? visiting ( h :r"c~fon nil]
find this House conveniently r-iniated for busi?
ness, and directly on rhe line of Street Rail~*?.
Terms, per day, $1 50.
Feb IS
S. B. THOMAS, Agt. j
No. 820 KING STREET,
Opposite Liberty^
?Mew Ski* Pape? Hanging j
LACE CURTAINS,
CORNICES AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS, j
i
WINDOW AWNINGS MADE TO ORDER, j
CHARLESTON. ?. C.
Dec 11_o_ !
BARNES' I
Patent Foot and Steam .
Power Machinery. Complete j
oarfits fer Actual Workshop j
Business. L;?th<:s f?>r Wood !
<?r Mc-:>!. Circular Saws. ?
Scroll Saws. Former?, Mor- i
fi.-< r.?'. Tenoncr.*. ere . cte. j
MuciiTncs <n ii >:-.-*?rf<!. i
Descriptive Catalogue :?ri 1 I'r'e? ?.i-r Free. j
W. F. A JOIEN BA I* IS KS, ;
No. 21 in .Main Sr. K>CK<~'-?KI>. ii.u
FOUTZ'S
HORSE AHD CATTLE POWDERS
CiSr <JT?7 r-S??F>
So Hr.r.^:: will of CIT ir. POTS or hcNC ?'rvsu. if
FO?ItZ'S ?\>\V i.-r, ??j,-. \\<+i\ j:1
F<'!it/.'s K?w!er< w-??trim? an?1 <>r-v?>:;: Y-r-r. i>noi?CA.
F??:tt:<".< ?'fvi.r: v. ?\: u-v, nt ?: * IN K??W:<.
F.iui/.'s l*?tw-.!c-i> wi?. ?I;?-:V:I?.? /ju?n:i:y o'. n;t:k
ander*?im twenty p-r rem., and raak? thc better trm
an! SW.>?:t.
Foutz's Powders will Mire or prevent .i!rr..^t EVKST
DISK ?.SK to which n>rs<\* anil Oat:". ar?- .?nhjcrt.
Forr/.'s PowiMtKs vms. I?IVK SATISFACTION.
Sold everywhere.
"DAVID Z. TC~7Z. Proprietor.
SID.
? WEEK'S BEADING FREE!
FOR SIX GOOD FAMILIES.
Sc:: ? your name and the name and a?tdres3 0f five o?
your neighbors or friends on a postal card
and get free for yourself ar.d each
o? them a specimen copy o?
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1 "Atlanta MMii
/ "UNGLE REMUS'S51 wer?c-?amous
^Sketches cf the cl i Plantation Darkey.
THREE J "BILL ABP'S'VKumoroos Utters &f
?IL'KORO?S )ih? H?rne ano Hearth Steno.
WPITERS ( "BETSY HAMILTON'S" adveataras
v told in the "Cracker" dialect.
War Siori**, SUetchf of Trarii, JVWe?,
J'?'ing, fun. Jdrtntur4K, "TA# /-Vir???,'?
Th* Hofittkoid, ComspomicMct,
A Wcrid ox Instruction and Entertainment.
TwATS V:\sos. The Brightest and FottWccil7.
Pleases every tioaiher of thc Family.
SEND A F?STAL FOR A SPECIMEN COPY, FREE
Address "THE Cossxrronos," Atlant?, Gt? {
SEEDS ! SEEDS ! SEEDS!
ROWN. not in the short Summers of thc
J* North anti then brought eight to fifteen
hundred mi!<>s. hut grown on the fertile hills
of our own SUNNY SOUTH, and of course
adapted to our soil and climate. I want
Gardeners and Planters, :o try a few of my
SEEDS, hy way of experiment. Catalogue
ot* varieties and prices st-nt on application.
Truly, kc, J. W. V ANDI Y ER,
Sied Producer,
Jan S Weaverv?le, N. C.
Also grinds corn and cob. Illustrated Cir?
cu?ais and Testimonials sent on application.
Address WILSON BROS., Easton. Pa.
July 24
CARPETS.
Carpets Mini House Furnishing Goods.
Tlw Liirjtost Stock South of Baltimore.
Moquet, Brussels, 3-Ply :in<l Ingrain Car?
pets, BURS, Mats and Crumb Cloths, Win?
dow Shades, Wall Tapers. Borders, Lace
Curtains, Cornices and INdos, Cocoa and
Canton Matting*, Upholstery, l-'ngravings,
Chromos, Picture Frames. Write lor
Samples and Prices.
BAILIK & COSKBKY, AUGUSTA, GA.
June *2G o
B. F. MITCHELL & SON,
PROPRIETORS OF
me Merchant Flour Mills
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
FOR THE SALE OF
30.TT?N AND NAVAL STORES.
WILMINGTON, N. C.
OFFER FOR SALE
AT LOWEST PRICES
Choice grades FLOUR, own manTt're.
-AL>C, -
?resli Ground MEAL, HOMINY.
BRACKED CORN, kc.
-ALSO, -
Selected RED RUST PROOF SEED
OATS.
Selected North Carolina and Maryland
SEED RYE.
All our Goods guaranteed best quali?
fy and at lowest prices. No charge for
ieiivery to Railroad.
_k F. MITCHELL & SON.
rHE PURCELL HOUSE
Wilmington, N. C.
UNDER NEW NAN AGEMEN V
First Class Hotel.
Board $2 50 to $3 00 per day-Merchants $2 Ol
B? 1" PERRY
Proprietor.
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I SMILES s prevent Colds and Rhcumatian,
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Price of ShieH, No. A $5.0f>: No. 2 ?10.00: No. i
?20 00 Sent C. O. P. or hv mail is plain packages, on
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can be sent in letter, at our risk.
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lu vritmc n*. picase name this paper.
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RiGofi. Shot Guns, Revolvers, Ammuni?
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Knives. Razors, Skates,
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Large Illustrated Catalogue FRISE.
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C Spring Cart Co^
Rushville, Ind.
-Wholesale Manufacturers of
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RIOES AS EASY AS A CARRIAGE.,
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C SPRING CART CO,
Nov 6 3-6 _
PAYNE'S IO Horse Spark-Arresting
Portable Endne has cat lO.POO ft. of Michigan Pine
Boards in io !,Dur>. burning tlabs from the saw in
cight-foo: lengths.
Our V> TTorse ?ct Guarantee to furnish power to
saw s.r>i>0 fe t of 1 icmlock Boards in 10 hours- Our
Vf jiorfit. wiH cit. ;?? ?.<:?; r.ft -n S3mo time.
XC'?-C-? . " Engines are <:rAUAXTEEn te
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csv. '4*1 J* f Ml ' water t?um any other Sn
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