Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CholljC- It vVoulil be queer, (loueherItuow, If the Theosophists were right, ?Dd If we came to life again in sumo other form. She?Yes, Oholly; some jfolks might expect better luck next Itlme.? Pnck. i uminni cannot d? Cund 'jt local applications, aa they cannot reach the dtsaaeed i*>rti?n of the ear. There ia only one way to *. are deafness, and that la by constitutional re media*. Dea' ness is caused by an inflamed condition of the mucous lining ot the fCustachian Tube. When this tube gots In. (lamed you have a rumbling sound or imperfect hearing, and wnen it is entirely closed Deafness is thj result, and unless the inflammation o in be taki-n out and this tube restored tol a normal condition, hearing will bo destroyed forever. Nine cases out of ten nte caused by ostarrh. which ie nothing but au inflamed condition of the mucous surfaces. We will give One Hundred I)o b>rs lor any case of Desfneaa (caused by catarrh) thut cannot be cured by ilall's Catarrh Cure, bead for circulars, free. ? ? F. J. CinNir A Go.,Toledo,0. Fold by Dr.'ggl t*. 75e. Hall's Family Pills are the beet. To tlie Southern llnptlst Convention, At Wilmington, N. C., May 5th to 14th, IHII7, the Sc&hoa d Air ldne offers the best, serv ee, quickest route- mid n halt rate- In addition ( to the regular superb double dally service, it is uropoj-cd to run three "Baptist Special Train" I'ura Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina and Deo gla, making immediate connei tlons with trains from all points North, South, Kast and West, for special printed matter, map*. time-tables, rateH tickets, sleeper* and all Information, address or call on B. A. Newland, Gcu'l Agt., l'am-'r | Dept.. fl Kimball House, Atlanta, Da., or T. J. Anderson, Gen'l Puss'r Agt, Portsmouth, Va. CASCAnrr-i stlmuinto liver, kidneys and bowels. Never sic-keu, weaken or gripe; 10c. A Beautiful Skin t# one of the chief requisites of an attractive appearance. Bough, di y. scaly patches, little bllstery eruptions, red and unsightly ringworms these wou'd spoil the beauty of a veritable Venus. They are completely and quickly cured byTetterino. 50 cents a bo* ot drug stores or for 50 cents in stamps from J. T. bbuptrlne. Savannah. t?a. Ths Board of Arbitrntlon settled DulutU's laundry strike. Ko.To.Bnc for Kilty Centa. Over 400.000 cured. Wliy not lei No-To-Bnc j regulate or remove your desire lor toluicco? Saves money, maker health and manhood. Cure guaranteed. 50 cents and il.Ul, at ail druggists. |jj ^ ft}'/ ,,rc included in the \ <i"'Y making of IllkliS Kootbeor. The prepaV W ration of this great teit:(. .; \ perance drink is an event d of importance in a.aillio;. well i emulated homes. ft|{?l ftootbecr IkJ ' . 'jlyM is full of j^ood health. p lnvipoi itino, appeti/.tj,! int(f satisfying. l'nt j p'- some np to-d.iv mid have it ready l<> put \ down whenever you're n '1' ^h?lc onlv by The Philadelphia. A park!\^? ,,iR^rs s ft'iious. I 1 ( "Kair.it" wi^l prevent that dreaded plant disease. All about Potash?the results of its use by nrtual ex jrerfiiicnt on the best farms in the United Stales?it told in a little hook which we (itilili-di and will gladly mad free to any farmer in Amcrua who wi.l write to." -t GERMAN' KAI.l WORKS, 03 Nassau St., New Yolk* ."'T WILL NO! HUB ?? j |? ' ^onRABLE"^'BEAU'Ui,""S ^ WALL COATINa. US I Fui^wT Sydney (N. Y.) Bilk weavers struck rathrr than Rivo up their uuiou. FITS stopped freeand permanently cured. No fits after tirst din's so of l>u. Ki.ink'kI! i at K r.KVKitKs'roiti it. Free rial Isut i-nndtreii Iw.tieaii to L'r. Kline, ttll Arc-lot., I'nil.u, l'a. Mrs. Wipslow's Soot hint? Syrup forchi dren tret hi iik, sol tens the ntt ins, reduces in it a munition, allays pain, cures wind colic. Hoc.a hoi lie. Wnr.n M'ious or costive, oat a Ca-eiret, andy callinitic; cure uuarunteed; I0>., ttV. 1 believe 1'iso's Cure for Consumption saved my boy's -ife last -iiiiinii-r.-M rs. At-f-lK Douuua.sk, LcUo). Mich., Oct. -u, 1SSM. If nitlirlril with sore eves use I)r. I. Tbomrsons Eyo water. Dm - rists sell at '15en bottle J0st try a 't'e I ox of t'a-carets, the finest liver and ' we r. if a n-or ever tnitde. St-Vitus' Dance. One bottle Dr. Former's Specillc cures, ireular. Fredotiia, N". Y. Almost Blind Was iny ittie ifirl, i.w.nit losi-rofuha trouble. Site was treated b> p .ysicians and sent to .. hospital w itiiotti eir.|t cuicii. We iv-orted to Hood's Sar a| arilla, and in a week We could see a < It.-ti e. We continued i*ivini; Iter this mrdii ine. and to day Iter eyes ato perleetli j well; 11tere is not it blemish on her skin, and. she is t!c? pature ot health." 11. c. A/.i.kn. West filsi Street, New York, N. Y. Hood's Sarsaparilla Is sn'd by >11 dritfT^ists. l'rii-e $1. six f r $5. ?ie prompt, efficient and ilUCu iJ 5 I ! J easy in eliect. -a cents. 8. N. U. ?ill? 97. "Blieht" costs cotton planters more than five million dollars annually. This is an enormous waste, and can be prevented. Practical experiments at Ala bam a Experiment Station show conclusively that the use of I coin wu Richmon^Hs Ever, the Heart of ^^ Confederacy. A SKETAGF THE MUSEUM. An Appealing Interest for tlio Visitors, Whether IIe Comes Front the North or South, Fast or West. Below can bb found a short sketch of the rooms of Virginia, North Carolina, Koutli Carolina and Georgia in the Confederate Museum at lliehmond, Va. Each room is distinctive, (with its representative recent or supervisor,) but all have about them an appealing interest for the visitor, whether he comes from the North, Houth, East or West; and his sensibilities nre irresistibly enlisted in view ing these mute but eloquent memorials. It has been said in tlw, Vn.U, ?!,?? ?- ?*? MV -w. ?u VUMV UIIO UIUCOUIU ui rimiuem relics is calculated to keep alive sectional animosity and perpetuate the hostile feeling between the North and the feouth. To the contrary, it may be nrgod Chat the effect must be the opposite, and that sentiments of sympathy, admiration and regard can only bo excited. This, at least, has boen the spontaneous testimony, as constantly expressed, without a single exception, by the multitude from tho North and East who have visited the museum: the Vina inian iioom. Tho "I ares and Penates" of Virginia are scarcoly less dear and sacred to tho other Southern States than to her tho mother of them all She has gathered within the foui vails of one room treasures which, in their silent grandeur of association with l ee, Johnston, Jackson, l'ickett, Muurt and A. P. It ill, bring tears to tho eyes of gray haired men and the loftiest inspiration to the hearts of those who should eoiuo after them. Here is tho coat of spotless perfection in which tho broken hearted leader arrayed himself to surrender his ragged little army, upholding in sppeuranee, as in his demeanor of gentle, reserved dignity, the honor of his cause ami of his country, beside it is the tin cup and plate used by him during the war, refusing better service when oll'erod him, saying, "lie would use what was used by his men." As with him, so with his generals tho bent cup and plate of Stonewall Jackson and that of tho gray and dashing Stuart beside his sable plumes tell the same silent story of those who indeed, "endured hardships as good soldiers," ere they "crossed over tho river to rest under the shade of the trees." Individual eases hold relics <>1 these lie. roes the suddle and spurs, the gauntlets and hoots of I ee (tlio same used by Valentine in modelling his matchless recumbent figure, and ley Merrier for liis e?|iiestrian statue), the gauntlets of that grand sohlier, (Sen. Joseph K. Johnston; Jackson's haversack, tieldglasses, epaulettes and spurs, and the handkerchief, dyed with his life's blood, that staunched the fatal wound on th:0 mourntii^la^i^VlnMicellorsville^jtu- ^ ca v 1'itz and capo of A. 1'. l^^atn^reTTc^nu^p cannot he duplicated, and of value ho- | yoikd nil words of price. Side by side , are the pictures of the gallant young I'egrams, Looking upon these faces one cannot hut hear the cry of the nowmade, beautiful bride, ".-'peak to me, iuv love; speak to me once more," as jolting in the rough ambulance, over furrows and rocks from the battlefield, she held closo the dead form of her knightly bridegroom, (Hen. John l'egrum, killed at Hatcher's Hun.) .-\ pair o? rriiiciH's sianu nero imnnoii down together with the love of liberty un<l unlive land, through threo generations, telling t?f the maimed patriots of three wars -I7?(S, 1812, 1801. Plaitedstraw. home-made bonnets and gloves; samples of homespun, woven on the phinlatfons and worn by the Southern j;ii ls as they knit the soeks of their soldier lovers and brothers, lie near; battle orders and dispatches from the li^htin^ parson, ('Sein-ral Pendleton) who, giving command in battle, eried: "laml, have mercy on their souls, ready, aim, lire!" 'l oo numerous aro these illustrious sous to mention all; to gallant and glorious all to exalt one, and not less honorable than tlioso who led the charge and swa-ved the hearts and minds of their men, hut even more steadfast, faithful and courageous are the graud rank and file, whose memorials till this room as their deeds do fill the world. Letters, canteens, swords, spurs, tattered jackets of gray and battered muskets are thereto tell the story of the splendid service and uneomplainihg sacrifices of those men in gray who bore the "cross without the crown of glory," and now sleep in uumeloss graves, "l'lieir good swords rust, Tlieir bodies dust, Their souls aro with the saints, we trust!" TIIH NORTH CAROTjINA ROOM. North Carolina occupies the room which was the nursery in the home of President I hivis. It Ims ? i view of that part of Kiclunnnd known ' as ? hutch Hill. It was given to North Carolina an 0110 of the choicest apart j incuts in tho Mansion, bemuse of North I ( aroiinn's brilliant record during tho ! war. To corroborate tho number of troops claimed, and substantiated by war records, they have a memorial from the soldiers of Cleveland county, neatly framed. It exhibits this most honorable distinction that out of a voting papulation of l.soi) in IS.id, Cleveland county tpive the Confederate army ".<1011 soldiers. 111 one ease is a small card with a little spri?? of cedar attached to it, with these words; "Cut from the spot where Col. Charles l\ Fisher, of the (Itli North Carolina regiment. was killed, at the lirsl battle of .Manassas; duly "JI, |X<;|." (Inly a lit He piece of cedar, small and iiisi^iulieant as it is, it calls to mind that :;<> years ajp> one of nature's noblemen laid down his life on the altar of his country. He was anions tho lirst to receive from the (lovernor of North Carolina (dolui W*. I'll lis) tlie com mission of Colonel of the ? th North Carolina ve^iinent, which regiment he raised and oquipiHjd at liib own exponso. in less than two weeks from the time he left lii* home he was brought back a corpse. The uufading honor that he won ut that glorious victory of Manassas, July Jl, 1801, was at a fearful cost to friends ami country. Here also is the picture of Henrj Wyatt, the first martyr of .the war, killed at ifetliel Church, June 10, 1801, as well as good pictures of other prominent soldiers and generals. In an individual oaso nm t.liH Attfnnin of Oia col. ?? ?w v..wv*w ? '-v lant Major Ueu. Dorsey Pender; the suit of gray in which he was killed; his two commissions?one as lieutenant in the United States army, given him by President Davis, then Secretary ol War in the Cabinet of President Pierce; the other his commission of major general in the Confederate Slates army. A beautiful flag adorns the wall, which was given by the Kdgeworth girls, of Greensboro, N. C., to the Guilford Grays, commanded by ('apt. John Sloan, of the 27th North Carolina State Troops. Of the gallant Gen, L. O'Jt. branch, they have his pistols and holster and his glove. A large frame is filled with importaut dispatches from i resident Davis to Governor John W. Ellis, of North Carolina; also. one of condolenco to his wife 011 his hearing of the death of Governor Ellis. There is also the flag that was presented to the Governor by Mr. K. Mayo's girls, of Raleigh, the same flag which draped his coffin. THR SOUTH CAROLINA BOOH. Col. Wade Hamilton, of Revolutionary fame, captured from one of Tarletoii's Legion a sword of finest steel in a scabbard beautifully overlaid with tortoise shell. He used it during the war of the Kolution and in the war of 1813. It descended as nu heirloom to his grundson, Gen. Wade Hampton. The sword once more saw service at First Manassas wielded by that gallant cavalry leader. Sheathed now and crossed with a long sabro, also historic from lmvillnun/1 l*i? n ..vv. I/J DUO IIUUIU 1 I Hill I I ton, itstuuds in the uniform casein the Pouth Carolina room, close to the uniforms (18t>l-18tin) of <!en. .fames Connor, (Jon. M. M. (Jury, (Jen. T. M. Logan, Col. E. P. Harlee, Col. Perrinand others. Standing guard over the ;,2> records ami relics hangs a full length oil portrait of (Jen Hampton in uniform, taken during the Confederacy. Around him are (.ens. Mc'Jowau, .Butler, Connor, Stephen Elliott, 8. 1). Lee, Bratton, Wallace, llagood, Col. Hagood, (the youngest colonel in the Confederate army,) ('apt. I.angdon Clieves; the South Carolina war Governor, Pickens; the Hon. \V. Porciier Miles, and other heroes of the old Palmetto State. All these portraits were collected through the personal eflbrts of .Mrs. II. W. Kichardson, of Columbia, S, C. A tablet case contains valuable papers, letters, war music, memorials, etc. Among the battle-scarred flags in another case rests that of the Blh South t arolitia lleginient, which was borne through twenty nine bat iles. Although in tatters the embroidery upon it, wrought by woman's hand, is well preserved. May this later work of woman, the preservation of Confederate relics and records in the Confedeiato Museum, endure for countless generations to come. THE GEORGIA ROOM. The room assigned to (Jcorgia was the drawing room of tlio White rlouse of the Confederacy, and is one of the montHfCanvit'tll in the Mansion. luwMgn j^ini was held the Tfccrrrrirrgivt^^W William (Jritlin Waller and his JHrlc, who was the sister of President Davis, 'the sword presented to i apt. W aller upon this occasion by President Davis is now in this room, loaned by his daughter, Miss Elizabeth Tyler Waller. Dr. Everard Do Bonne bequeathed to the Georgia room the very valuable and extensive collection ot books, papers. pictures, and nil manner of relics accumulated by his mother, Mrs. Mary Do Hen no, a native of Savannah, ami a most devoted Confederate, The books alone in this remarkable collection number over TOO, some of them of great rarity and historic interest. '1 hey demonstrate, many of them, by the dingy line of the paper and the indistinctiveness of the print, and further by the binding, (in some instances wail paper) the dire straits of the South in ihe want of material and appliances. Olio interesting feature of .this collection is the largo number of autograph letters, some from I resident I avis, his Cabinet, the < onfederate < Senerals aud many prominent .lien of that time Three large cases 'have already been tilled from this collection, and there are yet many articles unpacked. A fourth case, much larger than the others, eontniss the reiics which have been sent from (leorgia. Separate casos will be assigned to each city as soon as the number of relics makes it necessary. A few must be mentioned to show the unwavering love, the patient toil, and the faithfulness even unto death of those who lived in those sorrowful days. From Savannah comes the miniature of ('apt. Fdward llichardson Choves, of the staff of (Jeu. A. K. 1. aw ton, who was killed in the battle of Seven l'ines at the age of 1J years, tie was the only son of his mother, and she was a widnw. From Augusta a loving sister lias sent in memory of her brother, Edward H. I fall, a large number of war photographs and relics of different kinds. This brother, who was killed at. Murfreesboro.er u.. was color bearer of Company 1), IstOSeorpia Volunteers. A pair of trousers worn by Serpt. .lolin W. tester, woven from cow's hair by his mother, and the shuttlo with which they were woven, comes from Americas. Amonpst the portraits by the side of her brothers, liens. Howell and T. 15. IJ. ('obb, hangs one of Mrs. Mary Cobb Johnson, of Atlanta. This heroic woman personally superin tended tin' exhuming and pivinp ( liristinn burial to unknown Confederate soldiers. "Ibis that she has done shall bo told as a memorial of her." Critical Moment. Whlttler, the poet, and I.ucy L-nroora were once drlv-np In a buppy drawn by a restless animal. The horse become more and more vicious, and the buppy swayed like a ship In a storm. Hut never a word would Lucy spare on the high-erected theme which then enpnped her mind. At last Whlttler could stand It no longer, and as he redoubled his efforts with the reins, lie exclaimed: "I.ucy! If thee do not stop talking till I pet this horse In hand, thee will be to heaven before thee wyut3 tol" I t DuAi/iu^uim A Valuable Tree. tSUCKINQHAlVI'S A few days ago a company bought of rayp J. W. Adame, of Pullin, all his walnut W" j timber, from 12 Inches up, at a good 1 For th<> Whiclrorc ' Price' In c?tt,n* the timber they came me wniSKCrs, I acpoeg an old walnut tree that had been Mustache, and Eyebrows. ; blown down for at least thirty years, ? . | and had been threatened to be burned In one preparation. Easy to j up 8,?verai times, but when they made apply at homo. Colors brown an examination of it they found It to or black. The Gentlemen's be a blrdeye walnut worth considerable i x ' ? , . * . money. The company gaTe Mr. Ad, favorite, because satisfactory. amB ^ for lt It moa8Uretl 70 feett r.p. iULLkCo..Proprirton, xuhua. n. ii. and they will get $40 per foot, Wbiclj sold by ail Druggiiu. I wm auiount to $2.800.?Dover (Ky.) | /^ANDY CATHARTIC II CURECOHSTIPATIOH^^ ij "1* *"* DRUGGISTS;! < I ARSOIilITRT.Y fiTTiRIHTRRn t0 *** eonatipatkm. CaieareU are (he Ideal laxi-i i , ???llAniuui/ ttee. Beeer arlp ar rripe.hnt ranee eaay natural reealta. ha?.,, 1 I /d. STKPMNO RFJIKUT CO., Chleaao. Montreal. Can.. or Few Tort. ?u.J - ?-?-? ?-? v an an-irvsi H ?? H H ?< ? r ii Baker's Chocolate i! ' ' < > ? ? ftf/3l MADC BY J ii ijgV Walter Baker & Co. Ltd., ii ? ? Established in 1780, at Dorchester* Mass* J | ' ' MB ^as we^"known Yellow Label on the front of every J i ffl | package, and the trade-mark, "La Belle Chocolaticre," ' ! ;; ^J| | fltVvi on l^e back. * i i % DM TO* NONE OTHER GENUINE. ? I ? Walter Baker & Co. Ltd., Dorchester, Mass. t H I k S-5S3 A Southern firmer, whose home is somewhat in the backwoods, i:i an interview with a newspaper correspondent snid: "I am Oi years old, and until 1 was nigh unto so years ; old 1 was always well and peart, then for a long while I suffered with indigestion and could not cat anything hardly at ; all. My daughter, who lives in the city, sent me some of Ripans Tabules told me how to take them, and they have completely cured I me. 1 want vou to tell everybody how 1 got cured, for it is a blessing to humanity." THE STANDARI Pamphlet, "Snppostlom ,'ir Exterior Doe: ration." Sample Card and Descriptive Price List freo by mail. Ae>bcatoa lCoolm?, Iltllulln/r Fell, Stonm l'u<Uin?, Holler Cnverin?*, Fire-Proof Puiuia, Klc. MbrMi'i Non-Couductip.: uml Klrclricnl IiiMilatiiiyc JMiitrrtuU. II. W. JOIJNS MANUFACTURING CO., 87 Maiden I ane, Nrw v ork. CTTTC4QO: ?IQ > 242 Ilnndnlph Ht. PniLADELPIIl A: 1*0 ft 173 North 4th fit. BOSTON: 77 & 79 Pearl St. Reliable Oharlolte Merchants ^??w.wwwmi?imm^ Call on them when you fcOUK'tiarlotte N.C. Wr t? /K <1lliem If yon do not po. ai d hive your orders III od ISJ ffflEt.U\ S Ivy mnll. In nnswerlng adverttsemenU kindly li.en XKMV % \ lion this ps|KT. M&Smt'v-- jL Mumnif'ssssKr 1 Itr '"-mmM i i MTMffMP. ' RSTWORK. KwwonaM? Price* ? ffQf * Wl 3> fttlBilM Wr te y?w? Se Time* Pt'g. Hom. $ vU^L \ j W 1 WMtfffTOfE. M. AND! KWS. 1.V18 W.Trart* 5 .jjMWbl / $ ! \ UlViUlU%y?Al*o 1? nii.M. O,' ..?!,< * Kitvcle* ^|jp \&v .jgBBMb. I Bj^B?TTER | T'-^J | jSP""-V- N fffe: Threa Minutes! $ * & ?1pit. 1 rjlityj ff^ll Tl! 1^ ^ " r V'l 'll ' I fft \ 9*. I ?fl SSSSl j IW. L. DOUGLAS SsHOE I I ^fVU V kaalfiSi * ?.I.I fa I.i..., .hurnorjai ^ BEST IN THE WORLD. & A ft V viprC'R *0 i'o?cr! 'l)'.'. Millet'.,!ii"|" \ FirM yearo this phoe, by merit alone, hat *JJ i\ >1 h I'ti'rrvtl 8 ot xi:?nniaU"l l.uttrT i.ikI W distanced all competitors. Jj. J\\tJ \ * miiri'of it f'T tin- annu* i fl> Indorsed by over 1.030.000 wearers at the J.f 1 'a <|H.?titlty <?f mtlh. I? iiin<le . /|\ j,rst jn style, fit and da.ability of uuy shoo /ti .P ViluV'w.'lh ^"vT.Aor ft ever offered at ?Oa. OO- % yCiWL'VK* 1 1 ei V.rn j.ver, i'.. l% It is mad* in all tbo LATEST 3KAPES and ?> ;. T*v iM' tVJc f A mi1 niiK STYLES and of every variety of Irtther. ^ ?*. ?jg f hT ' i>* '' ir?* <"?rJ> the I ' One dealer in a town (jivon eaclntive f alo y/ I "'?/ IfcW-'.rfr fV?V\ Vil 'jxar'county! >? an'' advertised in local |.ap?r on receipt of <|> ;.T . ; . Is an c n?. v /h reatonnMe order. 1 f^V/nto for catalogue to ?/ ' TW-TV<airs1^l^is. n.'r. 'id.lr.s. & TV. L. HOOCLAS. Brockton. Mass. til { LIGHTNING CHURN t It i.o . fbarlntf*. N C. i ' & G G G ? G G G f - ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft ft Ci' ! COMPLETE ! ^T"AT 4 A Air miIjI< outpI'j s. 1 j?%;2ja ?j f J> 6% AIko t.in, I'ivs*, <":?iin Alill and /?WV^5.' * Xtr V V v siiiiiRio oiitiitH. M SMOKE YOUR MEAT WITH C3-r<j.w firry i/ny; 'Porfc /.VO /wind*. &l\r/RAUSERS Lll<USD EXTRACTPFS^OK^ f.OMDAKD IKON WORKS IJMCULAa. E.KP.AUSLBBRO.rllLTLT4,PA. AND SlTl'IiY CO .MI* A NY, | AI si A, /)*? ? ?& *3 rffe P" r?s ' "",r" ,,rrr",M?' W _ CUKLS nlllRt Atl UbE f/ClLS Ptl y flwpfi ttf""' i ni i'ii il .> i IwJ R?*?t < ou*h Byrup. In-slrs ifwi Uen P"l I\ " ?R KtJ Rjs r 8B t??.il 1 v . hi.' rnitfvr mi'l Vxt Ir? lime. Sold l>T (Inir KMS. |Bf WrVBUWIfeiliiVilli,..rI Ui.(.out i>? Unii< fThpr^cyvT^iititi.t.jW'airwMwWw wi rap* liook ? ?! frw. |?r. I.. 11, tic&tigby. -1 '^'A. -r ?-* M na hi -* \Vcki Sw<;utU Street. Cinclunail, 0. Ml NP ? i TELL II Your Neighbors , ABOUT The wonderful now Constitutional Cur* ' for RIIKUMAT1SM. } Tbf remedy Is * Vegetable Compound. F.xtracta of Koots, Herbs ami Harks, 110 opt ates. Purines the blood and drives at tns poisonous a Ida that causa the disease. Cures W per cetit or the patUata. The name la RHEUMACIDE, And It Kills Rheumatism. Fold by Druggists generally. I'rloo ?t.00 i per b->tt ; six for ?S.'0. If your lo ul druggist has n><t got It In stock, order from the ! manufacturer. THE BOBBITT DRUG CO.. Raleigh. N. 0, MEDICATED All) IKKALEHji Has no stial for the cure of Catarrh and Hung Diss rases. Dy mull Al.tst. 1. W. II. SMITH vV CO.. Pl ops., It uflnlo, N. yJ! AIT T.I T (fllV ftl J-'JL A X J A J JL. 1 K_7 ] Thir in put OfllCUN* < IIK kKNS?*T-J up In H6e. ft ?-d Hum t'VIOI.KUA, UULP9 & l.bOUol *?. Ci? anil I.It hi bv tiruiu I US i-W>l)URHIlMHOGKHICj EN CHOLLRKOfflj tbejile.^or TRADE MARK nnulmlureil only by f The Durham Cholera Cure Co., Durham. H- flL' A ureal aide line for Druinmert. HENRY sTirVfw&^ToNs compiwy. MACON, - - OKOItOlA, ?Manufacturers of? Sewer and Railroad lulvsrt Pipe. Fire llrick. Milled Clay Flue Pipe. Chimney Tops, Urm, Ktc. Well TuMiik with Perforated Bottoms Will hast Forevor. CorrcHpondon'oe ^oll .-Itcd. ^ IWBEtESSX | FOR WOMEN! AMwrPTr^UMi I Woman's modesty and igno- H ? ranre of danger often cause her I | to endure pains and suffer tor- I * ture rather than consult a | s physician about important | 5 Rlil>iert<!- k ^ Pains in the head, neck, 3 5 back, hips, limbs and lower | | bowels at monthly intervals, in- 8 | dicate alarming derangements. 8 i RJcELREE'O ji j wni nrrnm 5 is a harmless Eittcr Wine with- | \ out intoxicating qualities. -1 Taken at the proper time it 8 , 5 relieves pain, corrects derange- a 5 ments, quiets nervousness and ? * cures Whites, Falling of the 1 s Womb and Suppressed or too | s Frequent Menses. Price $1. | For Saiv by Metilclno Dealer?. | I J H~N- lT-~ OSBOl^LiME'S 'WiMmeddO^ e/Zeae *NI1 v Soiiool of Shorthand Al lllNlU. 44K. Nof*it book* us'A. A? iuai frora Uf of tif*Htig. BuMtirtM onpor*. coti^gfi ouff nor A*J <mh1i u-nd. .Smid tor bnndioitioiy ihuiu-at*8 cm LgUA Bo?r<l Cliaipvr tb?rj n any Ho lthnrj oik/. MACHINERY ~ and O f I T~"k O W * T?? O o U rrLl C-CD. ENGINES, UOILKKS, e?AW MILLS, COItN MILLS, WHEAT MILLS, PLANE US, BRICK MACHINES, MOULDERS, GANG KDOERS. And all kinds of Wood Working Machinery. Ko oue iu the South cnn offor you higher grade goods. or at lower prices. Talbott, Llddell and Watertowu Engine*. We are only a few hours rldo from you. Write lot prices. Light, Variable Feed Plantation Saw Mills a Specialty. V. C. BADHAM, GENERAL AGICNT, Colrmba, - - S. G. "not mmmt No Dungor, In Curing One Ilubit of Forming Another. TPTfTV tMorpliiiie Laudanum), etc.. Cured Wf ?ca Infioiu four to .six eeks. Wlil.^KKV UA15IT Cured In Four Weeks. 1 he cure endorsed by Nut. Gov t. In Soldiers lb me*. In the It eg lar Arniv, by Miss .> :llar.l, the W. C. T. U., by Neal I tow, Francis Murpt y, by I. O. (i. T. and by oto.utiu cured patients, yo.ua) if these being Physicians, For Terina etc., Address TIIK KEELEY INSTITUTE, Or Drawer 117. Columbiu. S. G. iVSoney in Chickens J '? ??IU1 ? 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