The watchman and southron. (Sumter, S.C.) 1881-1930, June 24, 1884, Image 4

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RELIGION, MORALS^DTHIL?SOPHY. Rev! C. C. BROWN, Editor. I AM WEARY. I am weary of straying-oh ! fain woold I j rest p In that far distant land of the pare and the blest, Where- sin ?tn no longer ber blandishment spread, And tears and temptations forever are fled. I am weary of hoping-where hope is nntroe, As^r, bot as fleeting as morning's bright " dew; v I long for that land whose bl.?* promise Alone Is changeless and sore as eternity'9 throne. I at? weary of s?gb?ag o'er sorrow of earth, 'O'er Joy'sgl?w?ug visions that fade at their j birth > O'er the pangs of the loved, which we cannot assuage, . K^.O'er the bligh tings of yon th and the weak? ness of age. : I am weary of lobing what passes away Tho sweetest, the dearest, alas! may not i ' .' atay ! -1 long for that land where those partings are . - o*eav And death and the tomb can divide hearts .'_ ito more. I' am weary, my Saviour, of grieving thy ""'Tove Oh when shall I rest in Thy presence above : I am weary-bat oh, never let me repine, j; While the world, and thy love, and thy promise are mine. Maggie's Experiment. ^2 *Therer said little Margaret Darn ~1ey in despair, as she stood, broom in ' hand, at the north door. The dost and bite of paper,-and string, and clippings h of cloth which she had beca collecting from aR over the room with her broom, kej?t driftbg back persistently wheo ?he tried to sweep4 theta ont at the door And worse than all were the feathers from the pillow of Myra's doll, ?b?eh were scattered in every direction. Myra did sew dreadfully, and a pillow was the last thing she ever ought to have made. And everybody knows what hard things to sweep np feathers are. Margaret leaned against the wall, tired ont. .Why don't joe try the other door, Maggie ? asked her brother Jack, who 'sat by the window. "That is jost the queer part of it,' said Margaret. *I tried the other door first, ??di tis just as bad there. Thc wind can't bfow rn exactly opposite directions at once? can itt T .May be it shifted while yon were - sweeping the dirt across thtroom,' said .WetrV lhat would be funny,' said Margaret; ?butTH try again. It will . be a sort of nixperiment, I guess.7 'A sort of what?' asked Jack. .A nixpernaent/ said Margaret, 'T listened to your Sosophy-teacher the other day, and Mr. Baird said that everything in science had to be-some? thing by nixperimeors.' .Verified by experiments,' said Jack, laughing. * Yes, that's so, and now I we'll see ?f there's any philosophy about ? this dirt.' So Margaret swept the dirt carefully j across the room again, while Jack looked on. .There P exclaimed Margaret, 'look at that r Jack did look, and bad to confess that it was too much for his philoso - phy. 'Stop/ said he, TH see which way the wind is really blowing.' Mar- j garet shut the door and sat down to wait. The poor little arms were quite I tired by this, for Margaret was only ten years old, aad was but just learning to sweep. . _'Jt's the stillest day we've had this ^ wesson,'cried Jack bursting in. 'The weather-cock turns tail to the south, so . whatever wind there is comes from j the north. Let's try the south door j again.' To the surprise of both Jack and j . Margaret, the dirt, which had been so j perverse and contrary went out this j time withoat making much trouble. .That's it-the wind shifted, don't j yon see, Maggie?' said Jack, with a \ wise, look. 'That's the way with ! science. Science believes nothing till it j bas thoroughly, proved it. That's what experiments are for, and that's the beauty of science ' #0pen tfce draft, Jack, and put in some more wood. What makes this room so cold?' called their father from ! a small adjoining room, which he used : as a study. 'What's that you were j saying about science ?' he added, with a quizzical look on his face. Jack with a very grave and scientific ! - look, explained their experiment in I natural philosophy. .Ah V said his father, 'the wind shifted, did it* How many times ?' .Why, four times. Father,' said ^Margaret. 'Just as qaick as lightning m -almost,' she added, seeing her ?father raise his eyebrows. *I swept the dust from one door to the other just as quick . as I could, but by the time I get there, the wind got there too, and blew the * dirt back every time.' .Suppose we try the experiment again, said Mr. Darnley.' - *0h, I've swept all the dirt out now,' said Margaret, 'for after we tried and - tried, it finally went quietly.' " .Well, here are a few feathers which fave you the slip, little" Pearlie,' said er Cather. *We can try the experi? ment with them. Put in some more wood and make the room pretty hot.' .What for. Father?' asked Jack, who was not very fond of carrying wood. It is necessary to our experiment,' said fais father. Jack put in the wood. This was mysterious and interesting. ?Now, Maggie,' said ber father, j when the room was uncomfortably warm j .get your broom and sweep out these feathers.' 'Which door, Father I' asked Mar? garet. i *It makes no difference,' said her $ father; 'either door will do.' .Better let roe look at the weather? vane again,' said Jack. 'It is not necessary, said his father, smiling. . Margaret tried again, but the feath? ers all blew back, some entirely across the room. 'There they arc, Maggie, close to the south door, said Mr. Darnley. TU shut this door and you may sweep them out at that one. But Margaret had no better success than before. * ? ? Isn't it curions !' said Jack. 'There must be witches standing ic the door, blowing the feathers back.' "That is what ignorant and supersti? tious people would have said years ago, Jade,' said his father, 'but science shall ' teach ns better than that.' :<^.-<:J^^J'^?kV?e? Mr. Darnley, .let us make two piles of the feathers-one j near the south and the other near the j north door ; Jack get another broom for this pile. Now, both sweep in op- | site directions at the same time. That j will show us whether it is caused by the shifting of the wind/ Jack and Maggie tried faithfully, but the feathers went every way but out ot the door, some of them rising toward the ceiliDg. 'It's the cold day,' said Jack : 'they don't like to go out.' 'Father, what is the reason, please?1 asked Margaret, earnestly. 'Hot air always rises,' replied Mr. Mr. Darley. 'Why Y asked Margaret. 'Because,* answered her father, 'hot air is lighter than cold. When it rises, of course cold air rushes in to fill its place. When you open the door, curreuts of cold air rush in at the top. Open the door, Jack, and try to drive out a feather above your head, while Maggie tries, one at the floor. The children did so, and found that while the feather at the bottom blew in, the one at. the top floated out. 'But. Father,' said Maggie, 'we did sweep the dirt out at last. Why was that I' 'Because you had let the room grow cold while.you were trying your exper? iments.' said her faber, 'and as the temperature became more like that out? side, the currents were less strong. That is the way your 'wind shifted.' Jack looked foolish. 'Science is a fine thing, my son,' continued his father 'and great beauty and interest as well as importance, attach to its discoveries. But the life and soul of science lie in its exactness and thoroughness. A scientific experi? ment to be worth anything must be thorough. You tried an experiment half-way, and then jumped to a conclu? sion.' 'Mother,' said Margaret 'how do you sweep the dirt out Y 'I take it up ou the dust pan, Mag? gie dear,' said her mother, smiling. Jack and Maggie had both learned something that morning.-St. Nicholas. A Sleeping Church. Mr. D. L Moody relates the follow? ing : There was a little story going the rounds of the American press that niide a great impression upon me as a father. A father took bis little child out into the field on Sabbath and lay down under a beautiful shady tree, it being a hot day. The little child ran about gathering wild flow? ers and blades of grass, and coming to its father saying : 'Pretty, pretty.' At last the the father fell asleep, and while he was sleeping the child wan? dered away. When he awoke his first thought was, 'Where is my child !' Ile looked around, but could not ee him. He shouted at the top of his voice, and all he heard was the echo of his own voice. No response. Then going to a precipice some distance, he looked down, and there upon the rocks and briars he saw the mangled form of his loved child. He rushed to the -$>)t, took up the lifeless corpse, and hugged it to his bosom and ac? cused himself of being the murderer of his own child. While he was sleep? ing the child had wandered over thc precipice. I thought as T heard that, what a picture of the Church of God ? How many Christian men are sleeping now while their children wander over the j j terrible precipice-right into the bot-j 1 tomless pit oj hell. Father, where is 1 . your boy to-s$ght. ? It may be just out j ; there in some public house; it may be i j reeling through the streets of London; j t it may be passing down to a drunk- ' ard's grave. How many fathers and j j mothers are there in London-yes, j e praying Christians too-whose chil- . ? dren are wandering away while they | ? are slumbering and sleeping? Is it not time that the Church of God should wake up and come to the help of the Lord as one man, and strive to beat back the dark waves that roll | through our streets, bearing upon j i their bosom the noblest young we have ! j :> 8feny God, wake up the Church, and j let us trim our lights and go forth and j j work for the kingdom of God!-Watch Toicer. Thc famous Whitefield, who was a genuine revivalist and also a Christian, was on one occasion passing along the street of a city when he was saluted by j a wretched sot in the gutter : 'How d' j do, Mis'r Whitefield ? Don't yer know j me V 'No,' was the reply. 'Why, I'm j one er yer converts, Mis'r Whitefield.' i 'Well,' was the reply, 'you look as ! though you might be one of my con- j verts. If the Lord had converted you you wouldn't have been there.' 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My special personal attention, day by day, is given to this business, in all its depart? ments, and satisfaction guaranteed in every case. Oct. 9 ? havo known and watched thc use of Swift's Soe ?i?io i or over fifty years, and have never known or ..card of a failure to cure Blood Poison when prop? erly taken. J used it OL my servants from 1850 to a? did r.i*> a number of my neighbors, and in every ca.-e that rame within my knowledge it effected a euro. In all my life I have never known a remedy that wouid BO fully accomplish what it. id recom? mended to do. H. L. DENN ARD, Perry, Gs. ^ I have known and u?ed Swift's Specific for moro than twenty years, and have scsn mure wonderful results from ita use than from any remedy in or out of the Pharmacopeia. It is a certain and eaf e antidoto to all forts of Blood Poison. 3 J. DICKSON SMITH, M. D., Atlanta, Ga. WHAT DRUG-GISTS SAY^ Who have Seen ths Effects of Severe Te?*.?. lias riven better satisfaction thar, any remedy ''or Blood Diseases we h-v>; ever han-.i>ii. SCHILLER ? STKV?>\<, Wjukiugicm, I>. 0 Many physiciens have- endorsed S. .S. i. a;arp?? enle for Blood Dipes^e. S. MANSFIELD k CO., j:c:^ph.":i. Have seer. S. S. S. ?top the h ir fr.m falling ont. 1: a very short time. Wonderful ejects lu ail Skin Blood Diseases. W. H. PATTERSON, Dalias, Terrie. We do not hesitate to ray that rcrayearposl v. have sold more of Swift'.* Sp-?;a1c c'-. S. s i ri?. all other Blood Piaiflurs combined. a:..i wah iuu astonishing r?-su!ts. Oncgenilcman who UM-.'. Int. a dozen bottles cays that il ha*? don?: in;-: snore than treatment which cort han $*.t.*K\ Another v : has used it for aSrrofnious aiccdon re^r.s -\ \ tnanent cure from Iis use. VAS ?IIAACL:, .STEVENSON ? CO., % v'1:1. Wiiltepai-5 to any Cherri;t who w:'i f.nj ch an-" j 73?3 of 100 hortles S. S. 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Readers, if you Want business at which persons of either sex, young or old, can make great pay all the time they work, with absolute certainty, write for particular to H. HALLETT & CO, Portland. Maine. Tie Largest and Most Convict-: Establis2uaent South. Established 1S42. GEO. S. HACKER & SON, ?J?#ee ffM/t Warcrorms, King, opposite Cannon Street. CHARLESTON, S. C. Manufacturers of DOORS, SASH, DLINDS, MOULDINGS, AND BUILDING HATEEIAL. New York Steam Dye House, Office and Warles, No. 350 KING ST., near George, CHARLESTON, S. C. Ladies' and Gentlemen's garments cleaned or dyed. Ali kinds of piece goods re-dyed to any color. Lace and crape shawls, table covers, kid gloves, and feathers cleaned and dyed. GOODS RECEIVED AND RETURNED UV EXPRESS. Feb 12 983^3? P A ii M O R I S T 3? ILLS ,^ ^?#(%<;^ AND SKELLERS. 'J^l A *? OVER 30,000 NOW IS irsE. rg^;3?^|? P^s^'^y^V^? Every machine is folly warranted to suit, or t ?S3jP^;l^ Sie/??.l^a'' nioner refunded. Pri?e of Mills, S20 to jBBrB^''7^ ? f||^p| S4? ; Shellers, S5. Do not buy a Mill ^p'^j^g V^l?^^-V or Sheller until you have seen our f||? ^ ral!? ^^W^^*-"-*^ terms and illustrated circular. Wp; - , ff?B? ^?^^X Address, with stamp. 41 ' SSS LIVINGSTON & CO., PITTSBURGH, PA. ggfejggp EiSY_?T?iiIS. I have the agency in >7A/\\\ \M I / // IDEAL BICYCLE, l^^^^^^^^^l THK J?EST BICYCLE MADE I-"^JS^^-J) fe FOR TUE MONEY. I ^^"^?j\ JtiT For particulars, call xZ^'s'^Ss I?ii\ MV^^^^ //^ on meat thc WATCHMAN AND \? S// / V \ \V^J^^I8S^i ? SOUTHRON OFFICE, where I vi/// // ! V \\ |L<nwvv I will take pleasure in exhibit- r-<>_ 'Nv''/li A \ \\$^ \(A\\& ' ing thc machine, t NV//// I \J^^S|?hS?s^^ C. P. OSTEEN.^i?^^Jj^ ^ j^^^^^^^^^f CONSUMPTION li^^Sil 2o[ BREWER'S I j: Pj^rajll 5|:'LUNG'|i| j J!^^^j??| ! f I RESTORER Hjj j I^P^S^te^'^Sj / BRONCHITIS \ *\ ' i / ASTHMA. \ raRBS9^l^3SEgM j 1/ . AU. PRUCGISTS. V ^;v^umij.?a'j.'.i.';n.' J.n.'i.v ...^.T - .-? i jg ? w~?n*~*. -mi nmMaBCaB J IV IfcflBHff nmiHi I * -B EHOBY'S ^rs&ro A ' f "vr r .r .--?ALARJA. CRHLLS ?NS FEVER,SOTERM?T* gfp-? TJTYATm TSHT FEVEK. 3IUCU3 t EVE?! arul kindred diseases-Purely Ve^etafcto f?&S?? absclu?e'y eer?.iin i.: T?,, irreiiiedial effects, f.nd ?wt more promptly in cuting GUSS ^?Sav d-H'-H 331 &,r?::1 . : D?SEASES than Calomel or Quinine, witkontany T>T ? ?? .> . j^^rfv^ ? &- i^mions < ::' . '?"' which follow their u<-e. If taken occasionally s i ?w ??ft vaY-1 by pers. ?ss CXJV.S. d io Sedar?a they will expel tho poison and protect tbrnx s?V^gf ?Jl^N f,,":,? at?aek. Endorsed by ;hc leading Chemists a:ui Phvrfdans as bein- tko ?. r*Zbfti - L3'?3?' Chcs-sesi and Ptvasanfest iCemedy known. Tho youngest child '-K'i^^'^'''- c2:? i:ikc fhcrn' by Krugr?&SB and Sicdicinc Dealers, or bymaU. S^BSfliV^BN?f? 7*'E3iTT-FIVE CEHTS A BOX. ?^^9 f/v iVaraVi"?n' ?-iC Piscplo Say-3rywifeandmy.?elfhavense? vom "S?and li V^^S?Sa Cwrc Pn^^withrreatsa?sfiictioa. Wo anticipate no farther tronido wirli j ! (\^3j^^S MALARIA .is Icr.?r?.s:hcl?nisaro atiout.-ILVKEYJ. SHOESTAKEB, P.M.. ?::!!;.? ^.?r.'?l ?? !|lL??5^-"!^?^ ?own.-Iu.-i t"i k thc K?ls according to directions and they proved tobe H \ *J??^, sgjs jt \vv.T.: Deeded.-IfciV. F. J. Co? ??:AK, PastorM. K.rimr. b, Sr.Ce->r:'es, i??&S& >' V?l';"^^'",.r;--''- i--1 a? well pieced with "Emory's Standard Cure PiHs.*' Have UiZcJ&? ^-^?S.&f'^'- tri'1*' ::: ":' '-????y cases of diffec.aitjfcveis, hav?proved sncccssfal &&&%&~t'^*?f?!^~:k ia < v. ry i::.-::.ac?'. Ti., y woik lik.s a cba.-;u on Chills and Fever and all S?a? m&ElBtm IaJ*JK- J- ? .^...?AX, jr.r?.. Dallas, Texas.-1 use your remedy in ! gs?^^" ; igJ t?-;>U3?^ .?>' practice with good results.-LOKJCKZO WATXK, 3?. I>.. Pittsfield, ^f:^sg.-1 ggjfcr!? z?.."?' "?T;; b;:\<- hjuallcd your pills f.?r .Valaria for tl:<; pass four years with b.-tr.-r ! . faction than aiiy ofkerxeroedyfor same diseases.-FKKD. S. JIANK, Dntggist, j l^JS^ .cCr:^%x^?? Jersey ('?ty. N.-Your ChHI P:l!s have cured many verv stnhboru cases. ^...--.-v^ -s^SSaSasBai^ -EKV, M. K. VAIL, Caledonia Miss..-T use them in niv wactice.-Gxo. ii. ErcKEn, M. I'.. Austin. Toxrs.-1 i:se tht-iu in my practice effectually.-J. J. MCLEKOKE, M. ?).. Dublin, IV:.a:.--Your Jiilh:are good, i ".ise many in my practice.-1?K. 31. T. ?n ss. ?mi?ower Laudiug, 3?iss. STA?;DA:?D GUEE CO., Proprietors, 107 Pearl Street, New York. * a fa ^ Mi FACTS BcSASOIKS 6??s ?MUWJ ? ??W Iblli^ Tt will pnrlfV ami enr?en thc BLOOD, regulate the LIVER ai:d KiDKEYS, and RESTOUK TUE HEALTH c?cl"7?GOBcf TOtTTK! li? ihosc diseases renuirins ;.. certain'an'd eil?cicn TOXIC, e.?i?ecl:ittv 1 H'snepshuAVantof A ppetltcTiidiges tion. I. n-k i?r i?frengUi. cte-. it> ?se i> marked with immediate wonderful resid?s. J><>:ics, in usc! es ami nerves receive new force. Enlivens the mind and supplies Brain Power. B A P^3fCT5i suffering ?rom ?ill complaints BM A ?a*? i?lv5 pecn?larto Uicirsex will Hud ia "DR. KARTEJB'S IKON TONJLC a safe and speedy cure. lt gives a clear and healthy complexion. Titc strongest testimony to thc value of Du. HAKTEK'S 5?:<'V TOXIC ;S thai frc'inentattemnts al counterfeiting have or.lv added to th?popular S tv of the original. If Von earnest Jv desire health do liol experiment-get the OltlClXAL A.N? JiE.-jT. CSsod y -ur ??diccs toThoPr. Hartvr }T ed.Co. V St, Louis. .V.o.. fos ocr "DHEAI? BOOS." B Fnllof strung? and useful iotormution, free. ^ OR. H?RTELS ?RON TONIC IS FOR SALE CY ALL DRUGGISTS ANO DEAL^S EVERYWHERE. "ONLY 60 CENTS. THE TEMPERANCE WORKER, enlarged and improved, adopted ;>s the ofl?c?a] Organ of thc Good Templars, Sons of Temperance au? Women's Christian Temper? ance Union of South Carolina, managed by au able corps of editors rcprcscntihtr each of the above organizations, is published semi monthh ac only CO cents a year. Agents wanted tn everv town. Sample copies free. Address TUE TEMPERANCE WORKER, Jan 23 Columbia. S. C. J. F. ii. MMM, ?genti ! rr n IN mm 1 mum TOILET SOAPS, tamm, AND Ah!. KINDS OF Bniggist's Sundries USUALLY KKPIIN \ niiST-CLAS? DKUO j STOKE. Tobacco, g.nu?'and Segar.s* ] GARDEN SEEDS, mil Physician's Prescriptions carcrtt?ly ! compounded, iitul t?nicrs answered I willi eme and dispatch. The public will lind my stock of j Medicines complete, warranted genii-1 ino, and ol'thc best qnality. Call and see for yourselves. Slimier. S IL, .Inn. 2!=. '^.-o YOUR OWE ??'.-.'."ip...-:>- li IK)NK MEAL AND OVS- 1 4 TER SHELLS in the Frank | ?fi?a$-s^y Wilso:; Put. $5 Hand Mill. | Also grinds corn and cob. Illustrated Cir? culars and Testimonial.-' ?cnt on application. Address WILSON EROS., Easton, Pa. July 24 THE OLD RELIABLE STOVE.. HOUSE. T. CAMPBELL, ^^mfm fe im 142 Meeting Street, Charleston, S. C. Still Holds thc J.cad as Dealer in First Class Cooking Stoves, Heating Stoves, li anges and Grates, Lead and Iron Pipes, Pumps, &e , &c, &c. A full line of Repairs kept for all Stoves we sell. Tho attention of the people of Sumter ami adjoining Counties is asked. ?Send for prices on anything in our line. Dec ll_\_ CHAS. BERBUSS?, MANUFACTURER OF Reed and Rattan Chairs, URDEN FURNITURE, BABY CARRIAGES, -Also Dealer in TOYS AND FANCY GOODS, 27t3 KING STREET, CHARLESTON, S. C. Dec ll 1-8 RUBBER STAMPS NAME STAMPS FOR MARKING CLOTHING wit ti itidclliblc ink, or tor printing visiting L\m?.--, :uid STAMPS OF ANY KIXD tor damping BUSINESS CARDS, EXVJCL OPES or anything ci.?c. Specimens ->t various styles f?n hand, which will ho shown with pleas? ure. T!.o LOCKST I* Kl CES possible, and '?r.ieis lilied promptly. Call on C. P. OS FK.'-.X. At the Watchman and S< jrhmn Office. CARPETS. Carpet:? ::nd House Furnish ?itg Goods. Tli?? i.-'v^-vst st?.<-?; South of baltimore. ?l?oqu?*t, l?russols. tt-Ply aiwl Ingrain Car? p?is, ??i'-?<, r?:a<-? aiui Crumb <'.?>ihs. W?n tlovr SI:hd'*jf, Wall Papers. l?or;,t?rs. Lace !'ihi;t';i> C?>rn??'?'S an?! Poles, Cocoa ami Canton Matt iii:**?. Upholstery, Kns;r:ivin?s, Ctiroinog, Picture Uratnas. Write ?or Sferrop?es anil Pricos. i?A?UBS & COSMKKY, AUGUSTA, GA? SUHSCRlllE NOW* FOR THE COTTON PLANT Ar. ? page 40coli.:nn Agricultural Journal, thc only [?aper in South Carolina published exclusively it: the interest of the Farmer and Manufacturer. The best and cheapest Agri? cultural paper in the Sont!'.. ONLY 60 CENTS A YEA&. Tim ollicial organ ol" the ?State Grange. Endorsed by the leading citizens of tlie State, and by the host farmers in the State and South. Send postal for specimen copies for your? self and your neigbbjrs. Address W. J. MrKERALL, Sept 4 Marion, S. C. mmim a, PIEPER. * i WHOLESALE GROCERS, j i AND DEALERS IN ins. Lil co, ki 1G7 and 169 Ea st-Buy, CHARLESTON, S. C. Dec. 2 _C_ Hi 3EFL 3D 3?3 -L^3" IES -OR LARD SUBSTITUTE. "TJNDER THE BRAND OF LARDENE I^J we oifer an Oil refined expressly for our trade from Selected Cotton Seed, and which wc guarantee free from Acids. Alkalies or Adulterants of auy kind. LARDENE is a perfectly pure Vegetable Oil. and can be used in place of lintier tor Cakes and Pastry, in place of Lard for all Culinary purposes, and in place of Olive Oil for Salads. A trial will insure it? constant use and prove a great saving to housekeepers. Where directions are followed wc guarantee satisfaction in every instance. WM. M. BIRD & CO., CHARLESTON, S. DEALERS IN C.. OILS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION. Feo 12_5_ "CHAS. C. LESLIE, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in FISH, LOBSTERS? TERRAPINS, GAME, TURTLES, OYSTERS, ?fcc. ?fee. ?fee. Stalls Nos. 1 and 2 Fish .Market, CHARLESTON, S. 0\ Having made large additions to my busi? ness: 1 am prepared to furnish Fish, Game, &c, at short notice. All Orders Promptly Attended. To. Terms Cash or City Acceptance. Julv 24 SEND FORPRICEtlSTV Rep?i?tt^??'S.p.?5i?l?y. THE AI??AR HQ?SE, CORNER OF Yanderhorst and King Sta HAVING BEEN LEASED BT Heriot. ! (Formerly of 190 Meeling-St.,) 13 NOW OPEN for the accommodation of j Boarders. Partie? visiting Ch^rlc^ron xvi 1 And this House conveniently >i?u:it.ed for bu*;- j ness, and directly on thc ?inc ol Street Kail?*?, j Terms, per day, $1 50. Feb i S S. B. THOMAS, Agt. No. 320 KING STREET, Opposite Li? er ty) life Stefe Papr i?aiipi LACE CURTAILS; CORNICES AND UPHOLSTERY GOODS. WINDOW AWNINGS MADE TO ORDER. CHARLESTON, S, C. Dec 11 m BARNES' j*y/f\ latent Foot and Steam a, ?n_ _^?J&??j power Machinery. Complete V Jtr?s.-^?r^SE^ ou'fits for Actual Work-shop ?Pd??*a??Ej I-u.-i ness. L:<rhes f>-r Woou i?r Metal. circular Saws. . ^C^fi ti se rs. Tenoncrs. etc, cte v?^ ?y-^yf Machines on tri;il if desired. Descriptive Catalogue ?nd Pr:?*e List Free. XT. ?3*. ?fc .?O??IV EA Id No. 21 K5 Main Sr. UaCK* ?an. li.r FOUTZ'S HORSE Ali O CATT^a POWDERS Ko Hoi?: -.-ii! of'Cm.fr. T-i>r< .>r I.VN.; FBVEC?? route's Powders n;v usftl ;?i tim*. F<n:t7.'-i |Yiw?l?r? \? ,?.,> ..- ; r.jvv.-ul !;ooCHOIKEA. K?HU".'S Powder* W;'.! vr--v. j;t Tl - ?N "? v. l.<. FOntx's Pow.!.?rs wi?l ii:<Ti.!..' .:.>-. :>?;:\ ofjnitk and creara twenty percent .nti't mai;.' thc : ?,:;,r :".r::i ana *w?*?t. FOUR'S Powders will <.!!!..- cr t went .ilmost Era? DISRASK to which H?r.^<?nd ?"sm:?. ar? <tt!'jcct. FotTtz's 1'I>?'I?KI? wjr.L GIVK SATISFACTION. SoIJ cvcr>~wJi<Tc DAVID K. FOo'TZ. Proprietor. BALTIMORE. ?D. I WEEK'S BEADING FREE! FOR SIX GOOD FAMILIES. Ecnc? your name sad the :-.ur.e and a-tdressof five ol your neighbors or ftiemlson a ; "?tn! card and jr*>t free for yourself and each ot them a specimen copy ci THE GREAT SOUTHERN WEEKLY, 1 'iii Casita.0 CUR / i,ljNCL? ROWS'S" Kcr?d-famo? \ Sketches cf thc cid Plantation Darkey. THREE i "BILL ARP'S" Hamrrcus Letters for ilUft*0R0US Home and Hearth Stare. WR1TFRS ( "BETSY HAMILTON'S" adventures W"' "? * told in tte "Cracker" dialect. tTor Stories, Sketches of Travel, AVtP*, j? or mn, M^tn, Jdtentures, "TA?t J??rm," TA? Household, Correspondence, A World of lofructfon and Entertainment. Twelve Pages. The Brightest and Beat Weekly. Cleaves, every member of the Family. SEND A POSTAL FOR A SPECIMEN COPY, FRE? Address "THE CONSTITUTION, " Atlanta, ] SEEDS! SEEDS! SEEBSf ROWX, not in thc short Summers ol'thc X North and then brought eight to fifteen hundred miles, but grown on t'.e fertile hills of our own SUNNY SOUTH, and of course adapted to our soil and climate. 1 want Gardeners and Planters, to ?ry a few of ray SEEDS. l?y way of experiment. Catalogue of varieties and prices sent ?>n apolication. Truly, kc, J. W. V ANDI VER, S.vd Producer, L?OISHY WAX Preserves Linen, srives a beau tiful finish, preven?s the iron from sticking, aves labor. 5 CENTS A CAKE. ASK TOUR STOREKEEPER FOR IT. MADE BY STAHDARD OIL CO., Cleveland. Ohio Aug i B. F. MITCHELL & SON, PROPRIETORS OF nie Merchant Flour Mills AND COMMISSI ON MERCHANTS FOR THE SALE OF COTTON AND NAVAL STORES. WILMINGTON, N. C. OFFER FOR SALE AT LOWEST PRICES Choice grades FLOUR, o ?TD man'ft're. -~~ ALSO --- Fresh Ground MEAL, HOMINY. DRACK ED CORN. ?cc. 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 lelivery to Railroad. B. F. MITCHELL & SON. rHSP??^EL?THOUSE Wilmington, N. C. UNDER NEW NANAGEMENT First Class Hotel. Board $2 50 to S3 00 p?-f day-Merchants $2 0# B. h. PERRY . Proprietor. WEBSTER'S UNABRIDGED. In Sheep, Russia and Turkey Bindings. THE STANDARD. iFl TCVSTC Webster-it has 118,000 Word?, \3CE&JL 3000 Engravings, and a New Riograplucal Jiiotionary. T"S??SH Standard in Gov"t Printing Office. EJLJU* 32.000 copies in Public Schoo!?. Sale 20 zo 1 of anv other series. BTPjSrW?id to make a Family intelligent. JL Best help for SCHOLARS, TEACHERS and SCHOOLS. ?\V.->h?ior i? Standard Authority with the V. 8. Supreme Court. Recommended by the State Sup'ts of Schools in 36 States. "A LIBRARY IN ITSELF." The latest edition, in the quantity of matter it contain?, is believed to b? the largest volume published. It ha? 3000more "Vvord? and nearly three times the number of Engravings ia any other Ameri? can Dictionary. . Itis an ever-present and reliable school masterto the whole family.- S. S. Herald. WARMLY INDORSES BY such high authorities a3 Geo. Bancroft, S. W. Emerson, Wm. H. Prescott, John <L Whittier? .John X.. Motley, IV. 1>. Howells, Fitz-G. Halieck. J. G. Holland, X?. H. Smart, James T. Fields, ; jera Abbot, Geo. T. Marsh, IV m. T. Harris, Kemp P. Battle. " It has all along kept a leaning place, and the New Edition brings it iairly up to date."-iondon Times, June. 1SS2. The Unabridged is now supniied, ata small ad? ditional cost, with ?>?NISO>*'S PATENT REFERENCE INDEX, a valuable and time-saving invention. "The greatest improvement in book-making that lias bv.-^n made in a hundred \vars." 6.&C. MERRIAM & CO.. Pnb'rs, Springfield,Ma? PATENTS Obtained, and all business in the U.S. Paten Office, attended to fur ODEBATE FEES. Oar office is opposite theU. S. Patent Office, xnd vre can obtain patents in less lime than those remoit.- from WASHINGTON S ;i ! ODSL OX r):? A WING. We advise is to patentabiiitv free of charge; ?nd we make NO CHARGE UNLESS WE OBTAIN PATENT. We refer, here, to the Postmaster, tbeSnpt. of Money Order Div., and to officials of the ['. S. Patent Office. For circular, advice, terms .-.nd reference to actual clients in your own State, or coantv address C. A. SNOW ? CO., Opposite Patent O?Mce. Washington, D. C. S ?* p li"ng ? I lElIS CHIEF STOMACHIC > ?UKS: e:r.x<??^iACa?c-d^forthocoi?o< an irreg ;. :. - ; , .1 .,???'<? - of tVi Stoma^i aid Bow i'?-i .. iv. chtJiJren oradults; Promptiy?vlievins: {.?.iem.>rv. ? :r); fhtj?rrn XOKK?S. i.'hoS&sx Infan . r:tix. in: :";!..- **!ul::J-?<-V. .Naawa. Acidity Of t:, '?? :I.S;. H-Norv<m.< !!? aXtecaMBM DYSPEPSIA. rf Kay!* ?: in :t!? <i- rsi?semena? of tho Stomach ana ??r.-.v.h* :iv?.> r taxation, ot tl<e intestines ora chang? O?tOV*l Ol" V1^!.^_"*? ' 3? / y-.r. HE3TBAUZI ll'G CORDIAL <s as n?casans an*? bann?es3 ns Bliickbcrry \\"fn?-containsr.o <.; inn; H?I? v:!il not constl paie. ??H>cia3ty recommended for Seasickness ana ToctL-iiig Children. t?ezmaaacd En^Is?: Dlrectieas cn cock Tottle. Price 25c and $:.oo. Earcs ciw contain?six t?w?-stasmucha???ai?n. Soldhy T3SSZC2LS?0E CHSi.aC.-L CO., SoloPropr'taja, WA"J i .VLLA, S. vj U S.A. sr:x;> ? 2.-. ~; A. :I- LJTTLT: EGOS. New York CtSee 7i) Afaidea Lane. CF SVSBY SIND CHSAPES TEAK EVER. BlCes, Shot Guns. Revolvers, Ammuni? tion, Fishing Tackle, Seines, Nets, Knives. Razors, Skates, Hammocks, etc. Large niusr.ra.ted Catalogne FREE. QR EAT WESTERN GUN WORKS. JPITTSJi TJUGH, FA. Cut Shows No. 3, Ready to Get Into. C Spring Cart Co., Rushville, Ind. -Wholesale Manufacturers of Two-Wheeled Vehicles. THE ONLY thin?; on two wheels that RIDES AS EASY AS A CARRIAGE. goods made of the best materials and xva?C ranted. Wei eh? from 90 to 150 pounds. Prices laow Ask your merchant to get prices for yon. C SPRING CART CO. Nov G 3-6_ PAYEE'S IO Horse Spark-Arresting Portable Engine has cut 10,000 ft. of Michigan Pine Bo:ir.i< iii li) hours, buming slabs from the saw in eight-foot lengths. Our W Hors* :r.* Cv a ra vf*e to tarnish power to ?av 8.000 fot ? of Hemlock lien',- in 10 hours. Our I?HorsetiHl cu: r. asuiucnirae. o^o; . l" E;igiiies are ?.UARAKTKCD to ^?.'.???X. ? '.' h a horse-power on js less BB -l' ? M f.:?l ?nd water than any ether En ffi^"ffit'P^ '.'1t ,itted with an Aiuonuitic BB^* ?'S? ( :t * l' von want a Stationary .^5'>f| ?S or r.-v.-i1;,- En>.'ine. Boiler. Circn ijt%\!?r Saw-Mill, Sbaftmir or Pullcvs, i^H^SSlJgi Q.'ither or Meddart's Patent ^^^S^xlff Wrought-iron Pnlley, send for our ?^^^SR?JF iHnstrati'd catalogue. No. 12,. for .ifir-"""1^?^! information ami prices. B. W. PAYNE & SONS, _Corning. N. T. Box 142T. ??CMTCwanted for The Lives of all ij? 1.?Pres?dentsof theil S. Thelarj? handsomest, bfst book ever sold for less invice our price. The fastest selling book: im America. Immense profits to agents. A ll intel' igent people want it. A cy one can become a ful agent. Terms free. HALLETT BOOS CO., Portland Haine.