The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, April 16, 1897, Image 7
Mm. winsiow's Soothing Syrup for children /
I' jP teething, softens the gums, reduces inflamm*. \
W lign. allays pain, cures wind col)o. JBc.a buttle. <
PI so *s Cure In a wonderful Cough mod I cine.
N ?Mrs. W. I'lcarivr, Van Siclen and Blake ,
H Area., Brooklyn, N. Y., Oct. 5*, 1804. 1
ft* CARCAtfrrs stimulate liver, kidneys and v
* J bowels. Never sicken, weaked or gripe; 10c.
v Tito members of the Kentucky Legislature
K have hired detocttvns to watch oaob other.
I' No.To.Bne for Fifty Cents. I ^
ft Over 400,01)0 cured. Why not let No-To-Pac
E regulate ur remove your deaire for tobacco?
Saves money, makes health and mnnhcod.
dure Kuarunlcod. CO cents and fcl.OO, ut all I
Kl druggists. I
[ ^a^Affali^ In financial and oommorolal clrolei !
L i tiro at a standstill.
r '\ Cancer Cured Without Cutting.
I ft Dr. P. II. QrntlRny, of ( incinnnti, does it.
II Pee ud. in another column. J
r Bo the Southern Baptist Convention, t
I Q^t WMmlngton, N. C., May fitli t<t 14th, 1807, r
I. Se St aboa d ;\ir Line offers thobestservioe,
U Kicko t routes and n ball' rate, in addition t
P the regular superb tioublv ilaily service, it
[ proposed to run three "Baptist Special a
ain " i "in Virginia, Nortli Carolina,
nth Carolina and Hen gia, making inline*
ite conne< lions with trains from all points (
nth. South, Kast and West, tor special
[ ntod matter, maps, tlmc-tahlcs, rates. '
kits, sleepers and all information, address
< till on M. A. Newland, tleu'l Agt., l'ass'r
lit., li Kimball House, Atlanta, Ha., or T. .
I Anderson. Ueii'l l'ass'r Ai l . I'nri.iiiimtii '
I I , ?
V Jr<sT try a t(V. box of ('n-onret?. the finest 1 )
liver and i we ri-ffii nior I'vev iniMte.
Fits permanenti> uieil. it(x or nervous- r
'pess all or lirvt ilny' > us# of Dr. Klina's (.treat '
Xervi'Ho torer. 8trial bottle and treatise free. '
i)u. It- H. Ki.ink, Ltd., Kil Arch St., I'liihi., l'n. i
ipringHumors;
I ) un? it itly eruptions, pninful boils, an- t
I Biyii'v; pimples and other a (Tec I Ions, which f
In Mr ?> rcneraUy nt this BOitnon.nmko the 1
B Bo of that ?:r.?:mI Spring Medicine, Hood's
Brsnpni ill.i, a ih'i'i'SsiI y. Tnko Hood's Karsnfl
Mini In now*. It will do yoil wonderful good. t
'* w*'" purify your Id od.itlve yon an appetite, ?
rM \jic your nerve , strengthen your stomach, ?
U cure all spring humors. Remember j t
fl^nbod's Sarsaparilla '
It the One Tru lllnod l'uritter. SI. six for 5">. i
I ? IV|1A nre \ p lis to tako
R<MC8 <5 *' t ^ w ?h s rs:,par.lit. <
I ~~" s. N. v.?ir.? :i7. :
( rent Womeit'N Pastimes. I 1
"* / Apropos of holiday pastimes it is of
j Interest to know that the Queen of tho '
lielgians Is fond of games that savor of
chance. magic atul mysticism. Queen
Victoria's favorite pastime is a game
of whist ami her majesty is an excel* , t
lent player. ! .
Kllon Terry ? ' !!.m-Is photographs and ;
II . Is a good amateur photographer her- i
[| self. Mine. Nonliea is devoted to box- '
B log and the Duchoss Of PIfo Is a very J
| clover fencer, l.ady Henry Somerset
enjoys driving niul is very fond of
I horses. She is also an artist in oils. (
! Mrs. Asquith spetnLs most of her time ]
V visiting the prisons and ministering to <
the unfortunate. The Duchess of West* s
minster is an enthusiastic cricketer and 1
Countess Cowper spends lier leisure in '
organ playing. Oliver Schreiner divides
her attention now l?etween her writing '
and earing for her domestic affairs. Slie (
j and lier husitand live in three small \
rooms'and together do all their work. 1 !
J Their chief Income is derived from tie !
royalty whicli comos to the wife from j
yile < ' h"I* ' ' < | i
iTlie Wonderful Kava-Kava Shrub. : i
A Now Botanical Dlecovory.? Of ]
Special Interest to Sufferero from > !
Dieoanoo of the Kidneys or Blad- l '
dcr Rhoumatiom, otc.?A Blessing: ;
to Humanity.
A Free Gil I of Groat Value to You. i ,
V/ui icuiicj :> r? ti uc ki,ui mm.
the new botanical discovery, Alkavis,
from the wonderful Kava-Kava shrub
Sw has proved an assured cure for all dis- j
?* p eases caused by Uric
^.<5v^ti^ruP acid in the blood, or
oy disordered action j
iSfillffiittrinaryorgans. The '
Kava Kava Shrub, !
>r as n^sts ca^ j
iici/tn, grows on the j
bnnksof the Ganges i
? river, linst India, |
TiikKava-K *va sur.t'b and probably was 1
(Piper Meihyrticvin.) used for centuries
by the natives before its extraordinary
properties became known to civilization
through Christian missionaries.- Iu
this respect it resembles the discovery
of quinine from the peruviau bark,
made known by the Indians to the early
[ Jesuit missionaries in South America,
t and by them brought to civilized man.
R It is a wonderful discovery, with a record
of laoo hospital cures in 30 days. It
act9 directly upon the blood and kidneys,
and in a true specific, just as quinine
is in malaria. We have the strongest
testimony of many ministers of the
gospel, well know n doctors and business
men cured by Alkavis, when all other
remedies had failed.
In the acw fork ll't'tkfv World of Sept. 10th,
the testimony of Kcv. \V. 1!. Moore. I>. ol
Washington, I). C. was given, describing hi*
years <>t sintering- from Kidney disease and
Itheuma tlstu. and (lis rapid cure by A1 kavis. 1
Kev ritonias Smitti, tlie Methodist minister at |
Cotideii, Illinois, passed nearly one hundred |
crave! stows after two weeks'use of Alkavis. I
i k.?v John it.V/Hlson. ofHunsct.Texas,a minister I
< ( the go of thirty yenis' service, was struck
j down nt nix t>;?st of duly by Kidney disease. j
Afle: hqveringf between life and dealt: fur two I t
months. nn<l all his doctors having tailed, he |
look \lka -is, and ivas completely restored to I
be;<Ith and strength.nnd is fiifAllinghisdutiesas I '
minislersoi thef*sspel. Mr. R. C. Wood, a prom- | 1
inent attorney of I,owell, Indiana, was cured of ,|
Klientuaiiani. Kidney and Htnddei dis- .se oftetl
vcara standing, by Alkavis. Mr.Wood desci ibea '
lit in sell as being in constant misery, often com
pe!|ed to rise ten times during the night on
account of weakness of the bladder. He was
trealed by all his home physicians w'thont the 1
least ben-fit and finally completely cured in a
few weeks by Atkavia. The testimony ia nn- ,.
doubted ar.rf really wondertlil. Mis. fame*
Young", of Kent. Ohio, writes that she had tried '|
1* doctors in rain, that she was about to give ..
up in despnh , when she found Alkavis and was
firomplly cured of ktdnev disease and restored
ohe-fub. Many other ladie# a'so testify to the
( wondaefht C.imtlve powers of Alkavis in the
various disorders peculiar to womanhood. S
So far the Church Kidney Core Com- s
No. a?4 I'ourtk. Avenue, N?w
are the only importers of this
^H|^^ft-crtiedy, ami they are so anxious to c
it# vatae that for theaake of intro- H
f diMon they will send a fren treatment
of Alkavis prepaid by mail to every
reader f this paper who is a Sufferer
from * y form of Kidney or III adder c
disorde*, Bright'* Dlseaare, Rheutna- .
tism, Dropsy, Gravel, Pain in Back, /
Female Complaint*, or other affliction
due to improper action of the Kidneys
or Urinary Organs. We advise all Snf- ,
erer* to settd their names and address '
to the company, and receive the Alkavis
free. It is sent to you entirely free, to .
prove its wonderful curative powers. 1
i
II CHI DOIB.
Jcraps of News as Gathered From
the Press and Other Sources.
VIDOW SUES AN ASSASSIN.
Cllerltp and the Marine Hospital at
Charleston?Some New County Mutters?Mayor's
Convention.
?
At Yorkvillc, on Wednesday of last
veok, in tlio Court of Common l'leas
ho jury gave ft verdict for SO,HOD in
nvcr of J. II. Riddle, administrator of
10 estato of Charles T. Williams,
gainst Marion 1\ Reese. Reese was
onvicted some time tigo of the murder
>f Williams and the suit which was teruinated
was brought against her chil!ei.
The evidence put up by the
da'iitilV was, as far as it went, the same
s in the tria for minder. The defense
lid not oiler any testimony in reply,
?nt contented itself with moving for a
ion-suit, which was denied. A motion
or a new trial will he argued and in
he event the motion is refused, which
s likely, there will be an appeal to the
Supreme ('ouvt.
1\ iider, a township in Rdgelield and
"edar Spiings township in Abbcillc
lave petitioned for an elect ion at which
hey can vote whether they can join
Ireenwood county or not l'lic papers
mvo been examined and an election
.vill be ordered. The people about
lishopvilie want to have anotlier trial
i) get a county scat, and have so changed
the lines thai they think they are
ertain of success. I hey leave oil' tor
it >ry in other counties and seve ityivosip
ice miles from Sumter Assist'.nt.
Attorney-( leneral Towns-end says
hat with such changes that the countv
u >,..i 4i... . ... ... i < 1...1 i....
'onfederato Veterans a greater number
>t the ohl soldiers.
? ??
The fttato Hoard of Control 1ms dolidod
to ^rant 110 more beer and hotel
rivilo??es. A ease will be arranged at
nice and earried before the State ttiiire.no
Court, the object beint; to have
he question judicially determined
orthwith.
I'nion will entertain the physicians of
he State the last few days of this
in>111h. On April ",'Mth the South ('aril
ina Medical Association will meet in
he I'nion opera house. Preparations
ire hein<r made to entertain them in
rue South Carolina stylo.
Anderson is to have a now court
louse. The result of the election re
ontly hold resulted in a majority of
Mil in favor of the court housoand jail,
i'lio county commissioners have levied
. tax of I mill.
?_
Rill Arp is expected to lecture in
Ipartanhurg tho evening of tho lilst mtant.
? > ? ?
Hamiiel W. Vance, of Laurens, the
ffieient Clerk of the iiouso of Hopreontatives
for several years, has been
lected Htato Liquor Commissioner.
ino commiH-sionerd ior jjorcnestor
ounty havo selected tho site for the
ueafcion of tho court. house at St.
leorge's.
It will not ho lon<? before Union will
inve water-works.
Vermont's maple sugar yiold is the
argeat in the history of tho State.
..... .... .11,..,, ,111. r . ..
. overnorhas a i . r5". ,1 lijjht t?> orih r
hi election \\ iilt mii'Ii radical changes of
inc.and names. beholds that there
i.o possible eon titutiomi! inhibition
or the flection to be held. Salem
onilly, in ahout the same territory,
ailed by a small vote.
? >.? .
(lover nor K11 oi l ie has had eo pies made
>f tiie t'ollowiim re. olutioii adopted by
liedeiiera! As-onibly at its recent ses-ion
and forwarded them to each <>!' the
date's representatives in Congress,
tskinn tliein to see that some measure
,n aeeord therewith lie introduced iji
'oimress and p.uslied: "He it. resolved
>v the House of Representatives, the
senate concurring, that Ins Kxeelleney,
ho (iovernor, he, and he is hereby ail!iori/ed
and requested to fortlnvit h me
noriali/.e the passage by the Congress
i the i nited States of an act to condruot
and establish a marine hospital
it the port of Charleston and to make
lie necessary appropriations therefor.
\nd that tlie co-operation herein of
nicli and every one of the Senators and
iicmhors of tlit; llonsc of Representatives
from this State in the Congress of
the I nited States lie, and the same is
lerehy earnestly requested.
The State says it is understood tluit
I'nolo Sum is about to alter the jetties
mining out from Sullivan's isia id
!leach. The Government was forci i to
novo the life savini; station lo t feet
libber up on the beach some tun.* a . >
u com:, 'ptence of ?he inroads of tne
surf. It liiv4 now iiyain become necesiiry
t > remove the station iuul this
a onr'in_f or washing away of the beach
it this point is a source of worry to
i 'nolo ham. I-Toin what can be learned
ho jot tin** will In; lengthened, \\ idened
>r built higher in hopes of counteracted
the force of tho Sea. The exact
ilans for tho defence of the licacli can
lot ho Icurnck us the officials in charge
if the proposed work are afraid to open
heir mouths to fjive the puhlie any inormation
aliout the matter.
-4
Mayor Calvert, of Spartanliursr, in
.naUin;; his call for the conference of
he mayors May "?, specifics thft followin^
subjects for consideration: The city
iwnership of K"s, electric lijjht and
ivatcr-works plants; street improve
incuts: other matters relating l<
nunicipal Government. It is expected
hat more than two tlo/.on mayors will
iceept. the invitation aud report. Some
f the mayors from North Carolina are
expected to be present.
(Seueral Walker, commaiidcr of the
hmth Carolina division United Concderate
Veterans, urges veterans to
loot township pension hoards, to form
amps us recommended in general
rder No. '.iii. and bring into the United
I The Horaeahoe. ,
Kvory one knows how common It la
In country districts to see horseshoe*
/miled against the doors of barns and
cottages, as a harbinger of good-luck.!
This old custom has lately come uiulei
notice In a paper on the "Folklore of
the Horseshoe," read by Dr. ltobert
Laurence before the American FolkLore
Society. He believes that the custom
of nailing up horseshoes originated
in the rites of the Passover, the blood
sprinkled 011 the doorposts and the lintel
at tho time of the grent Jewish feasts
marking the chief points of an arch,
which is reproduced in the form of tho
horseshoe. It Is also possible that the
custom is traceable to the Idea that the
horse brings luck, for in legendary Jore
the animal has often beeu credited with
supernatural gifts. f
He Wus Thankful.
A young American who was hiey-'
ellug in Southern France was pushing
his wheel up a steep hill, when he overtook
a peasant with a donkey-cart who
was rapidly becoming stalled, though
the little donkey was doing his best.'
'1'Iie benevolent wheelman, putting his
left hand against (lie back of the cart'
and guiding his wheel with the other,'
pushed so hard that the donkey, tak-'
ing fresh courage, pulled his load up
to the top successfully. The summit
rendu d. the peasant burst into thanks
to bis benefactor. "It was very good
of .'on, monsieur.*' be said; "I should
never in the world have got up tjie hill
with only one donkey!"
Nil IJbc to Cry.
N'o ij.'ifi to ri .-I ami worry and itch and scratch.
That won't euro > it. Totiortno will. Any sort
ot skin ittsoaso. Toito-. Kczotiut, Salt Ithvuin,
Klngworni or incro a'.r 1 uoii of tlio sklu. At
ttiug iitorc't, or tiy ncitl ti roOc. in stumps from J. (
T. Sliuptrlno, Savai.tinl'. ti.i. j
Worth Seeing. j
An amusing instance of the workings
of tin inquiring mind is given by Mr. i
Frederick t To west in his "Musical Anecdotes."
Tl:?? company of < m of the opera ^
| miium1.-', .11 i in* i in hi ;i i.iiiiiiiui sc:ts
on. had ;i; i*i\ I ill Liverpool to cmbark
in!-a continental tour. Tlu* musical
instrument,*! wen* being shipped
with tbe rest, ami among them was the
double bass, or "big liilille." as it is also
called, not ease I as usual, b.r this mem- (
her of the string family will stand a
little* rough treatment. i
It soon attracted the attention of the
Jack Tars, three or four of whom settled
round, seratinixitig it with keen
interest". By the order of an ollieer they
soon dispersed, but not long afterward
another bluff seaman was discovered
secretly watching it with wondering
eyes. He was asked his reason for
statiding thus idle.
"Well, yer know," said Jack. "I'm
just waiting fer to see the length of the
bloke's arm that can play that there
liddle!"
A girl likes to believe a man is absent-minded
so she can have an ex .-us*
for taking care of him.
Cnturrti Cannot l>e Cured
With local application-, as thoy cannot reach
the sent or the disease. Catarrh is n blood or
constitutional iliscn-e, mil in order to euro
it you muit take internal remedies. Hall's
t'nixrrh Cure is taken internally, and acts direei
iy on the lioad and ii.ucouh surface. I tail's
,e.u i h euro is not a quack medicine, it was
nrescrtiicd by one of tho best physicians in tins
j country to.* year*, and is a rogu'ar prescription,
j :l .s nun poseil ot t!m tiot totdes Kllowli, Cotni
in,-1 wiiii tin)( uiiol purifier.*. acting tit
I' ? I'll irn; llitli'OIIH Ml II at-PS. I IU< perieci
o miui na! iu'i ot ( ie two ingredients is what
i' iihv.i siifli wonderful results in curiiii;
caiuri h. (nr testimonials, free.
^ l-. J. Ciikskv iV < Props,, Toledo, 0.
iiv I >nm* cists. price 7"c.
Hall's Family Hills are tlio best.
Whkn bilious or costive, nit a Oa'caret,
candy cathartic; cure una ran teed; JO.-., JJje.
If a r'l iot cd with sore cyrs n ? !)r. I. Thomt
r.tis i '.y o water. Itnutf ist s sell at -"u a liottlo
I HALL'S |
Vegetable Sicilian I
HAIR REN EWER |
Beautifies and restores Gray \
Hair to its original color and
vitality; prevents baldness; ]
cures itching and dandruff. S
A fine hair dressing.
It. 1*. Ilall & Co.. Props., Nashua, N. II.
Sold by all Oruggists.
VnwwwMi.y; BMBB?
to, ?.Ji
K K<VCT ingredient in |
Wjll Hirer. Rootbeer ir.health
HEKKg(;i giving. The blood is l?gT?jS
improved, the nerves IswffS
flgSSfl soothed, the s t nm n c h i|K?|aij
J&Jml bcnchtcd by this dcliciousitogra
M Rootbeer v@ j
$1? Quenches the thirst, tickles X
la the palate ; full of snap, sparkle \fe
wr and effervescence. A temper- \V
nnce drink for everybody. n
mj KM* only br The Charier R. IH-?? Ce.. Phllatftlpht#. M
m A perlra?e milH 8?e galletn. m
4% a rritre MfrlfiiM enat>1.-?
I m [MM Mm fcP me In erlonllflcallr treat an !
1 m Bel ml Bur W effectually rum tancer an.'
WtrJIaW WmalTimnrt itlthntit the IrntfI
?n ivaco book ai?nt free. A<Mr<?a? l>r I 11. (lrntlt.li i
I l-i \\ ?*t Serrnth Street, t'fnelnnati, O.
C vv^#4illfi* tM>?. K r n. MAp Lit ?L< ^
frwsppf
J'orjih Hjrui*. jT?i?o Ooinl. Dm W
M
J
: ABSOLUTELY GUARANTEED
\ pl? and txvntlct fr??. Ad. CTTRl.lWfl BRSKItY
Mf REASONS
i! Walter Ba
| Sk Breakf?
; * Because it is absoli
^ 2. Because it is not
mtKil which cliemic
> B rj'Fwsyk 3. Because beans of tl
! fin f^ivSk 4* Because it is made
I: An I!? if.? the exquisite i
; ill I v : V'Vj 5. Because it is the n
> Mtt I ! (? 1 {H Be sure that you |
;; nl' rriiigjgijf Raki-:k & co. Ltd., i>oi
^dITZZ
i otasii
rs a necessary and important
ngredient of complete fertilizers.
Clrops of all kinds
e quire ja properly balanced
manure., The best
Fertilizers
contain a high percentage
of Potash.
A.i about Potash?the t"-- bv actual is
penmen: nn the be?t lirm^ in the Vr.itod State::?b
t hi in .1 iiule Inn k w'ai. ii \ee to:!,* vli niul will ttl.uliy
mail tree to any f.uinci ia A:.ier wli i wi'.i w:itc luri/,
Cl'.KMAN* KA1.1 WORKS,
!X> Njissau st. Now York.
S. N. IT.?15.-1)7.
B fiCRlYO Wo wmit one nRotit In this <ti unti
1 * V Lll I O* to soil to J at 1 ll 1 los. Host | .11 \ i lie
til lie'o i ti < in tli. Weilii nl! exj ill o. Aitiiii
lilyir.u Client. Co., Wnshinoton, 1). C,
Bra?n?EI OCT- 713 a
| j gee
^ i conlen
\ Loyall
8 i Wheel
n
! %jjt
Non^uenuine S Ann
I Without JUlin
The AboV$ Name-Plate.
i I A 11*tt of Hi
to a physician, and reveal secrets t
^*4 Kiuc-tcutlis of women's trouble;
X Mc3EL
y wime of
is a remedy that stops the drain on ti
tvy nud pull at the organs of womanhoc
SZj makes thest attractive by making tl
\-y BOIJ> BY ATA. DC/
h-"
THE STANDARD PAINT w%\
Pamphlet, "flaggentloaa tot ExUrlor DaecMtion,'
A.b~e~
H. W. JOHWft MA
7 Mal?f>n (
rmCAOO: 940 k Hi Randolph Bt. F?n.ADtXFE
CATHARTIC
stfcetotsi
f rase of constipation. Cuc.ircti are thelilrol 1, xn- i
trrip or irripc.but ranae caay natural rrKallo. ' im- ,
(II., Chlraro. Montreal, Tan., or New York. 811.11
FOR USING I
ker & Co.'s j
ast Cocoa. j
itely pure. I
made by the so-called Dutch Process in ;
als are used. X
lie finest quality arc used.
by a method which preserves unimpai.ed |
natural ttavor ana odor of the l eans. J
tost economica!, costing less Hum one cent
jet the pcnuinc nrtlclo made l>y NVALTHR J
rehestcr. Muss. hstublislu-d 17SO. <
OSCORNE'S yy
<t?jUdMlCdd ' (lo/ffftC
Anaus?a. <?u* Actual Imiinoio. Kot**x* ^
book Short tiiuo. Cheap hoard- S.-uJ !or c talrsun.
ELECTRIC
*" st.T<s ?i,e sens? < f TAsTt:, no 1:1.1, ami
3IKAUI . . . vi,uu.
J U". II. Nil (I'll iv I'd., Itiiliulu, N. Y., Pioiw,
Order and method are 11 *.? conjurer*
by witnst* ni l a man of v? ry averaijc
nbiliti. may. if lie chooses. secure tr
hiiu.-'o!;'t!;s* hie . - nir o!" never belli;: bur
ried. Onl.. arm ;txt* properly the quan
turn of work which is to be :r? t thron^l:
in a day or week, or any lixed period
ami a small margin over an 1 nbo\e tlu
bate space absolutely needed for cael
part of it, ami that outrun w ill ba ava,!
able for tlu* chance < list factions 1*01
which people complain that they haw
no time.
Some one recently called the at ton
tion of a t'hieaKo paper to the curious
fact that a man may he elected Vice
President of the I nitial States wlu
could not serve as President in ease
of the President's death. The* reason
? . .. i> :
i?i? \ ihts ic* ini" * i*"" i n'M?inn 111;f^
: 1:?> ns younj: as y< msn, l.r.t il;i* I'resi
* dent niusi lie t."i.
i
i Them ^ i
ten you are talking Bicycles, don't be
it un.il you have seen the new jj
Diamond Models of '971
are the lot notch of bicycle engig,
and ?cie:icc nut < now seek to do- 5
other ticiJs. The peri".ct point of ^
ECTtON is reached o:;!y by thol.:>vcl! 3
s. On this tact cr".tie agree. Why -I
ok them over carc'ia.I.y, study t!:e:r
; points an.) no'e their beauty T.-.d
t tinisii. Their points of superiors:y {]
1 simple a C; i d can understand t'r. m. &
ake our bu.-in ss renui teon of over j?i
irfs that there was never so perfect a j.\|
made. It leads thern ail. hiver.tij; tc i.*j
ni Will ride : > oi lier, Please ca'i and
rse, at our Joe I agencies, or at our ?
, J47 Washington and i.ji I?road St., ^
ILLUATRATIii> CATALOCil 11 tl
" Mailed l'pi:n Application.
P. Lovell Arms Go.l
BOSTOX, MASS.
irsrninM in Nri-onil-haml WIii'Mh iikiIIc I on B\
uj>|>Wi-:il ion. rj
DICS ?PA(N
When you see a "good-lookirr,
woman, you nearly always sec a
; healthy woman. Beauty is ren.'y
health. It is the attractiveness >f
\ face Qiid form that comes natural y
" when weakness and pain are abset
Sickness ?.i:d pain urive attract*!v>
ncss away.
It is difficult to make women 1 >lieve
their tortures can be cured .t
home. The popular belief is th it
they must suffer on and 011?or go
lint he ought not to know.
scan be cured without physician's aid. K*,l
JEtJXSia'SS yj
p O.a.IO.IO'OlC y
lie system. It stops the pains that drag
>d. it makes them strong und well. It W
liem healthy. Price $1 per bottle, rf.
IIJKES IK JtlEDIffNE. \7
9 STRUerVRAl PURPOSES.
* Haa^le Gab* *nd Deacrlptlr* Prl< l ift free Xrj mall
Mm. lalUr C+vrerf as* F1r?-Pr*?f Patau, Kl?
bimcrmm ltnl?tlif "Hairrin'T
MTTACTURINCr CO.,
mnm, Mbw v ork.
TAt llikVn Worth 4th 0t. H08T0N: 77 * 7? P**rl St
8 * FWE#h5LTCY*F ALU ARIESES. * ]
* BRONZE amb WHITE TURKEY8. 1
m PEKIN DUCKS. I
W BLACK ES6EX AND RED JERSEY PICS. 1
$3 SHROPSHIRE SHEEP. J
Jereey Ball Oalvce of tho flnest pedigree?. j|
MACHINERY
and
SUPPLIES.
. ENGINES, BOILERS,
bAW MILLS, CORN MILLS,
i WHEAT MILLS, PLANERS,
DRICK MACHINES,
MOULDERS, GANG KDGKRS.
And all kinds of Wood Working Machinery
No ouo lu the Houth can offer you higher
E'ade goods. or at lower prices. Talbott,
Iddell and Watortown Engines. We ara
only a few hours ride from you. Write for
prices.
Light, Variable Feed Plantation Saw
Mills a Specialty.
V. C. BADHAM,
GENERAL AGENT,
Columb a, - - S. C.
NOT MISLEADING.
No Danger, In Curing One llublt of
harming Another.
PP'ftV 'Morphine Laudanum), etc.. Cured
Wt Wm In fiom four to *ix cekw.
Wll^KKV IIA HIT Cured In Four Weeks.
'I he cure endorsed I>> Nat. Gov't. In Soldier*
H< no'*, lii tVie Hen liir Army, by Miss v> tllard,
the AV. C. T. t\, by Seal 1 low. Franc is
Murphy, by I. o. <!. T. and by yoo.oxi mired
patients, '.li.imo of there buinj l'liyntciaiiS.
Kor I et ins I'U*.. Address
Til K KICKLKY INSTITU TK,
Or Drawer 117. Columbia. S. <7.
IVSoney in Chickess
I or ? Ac. In slainp? we Mail s D)
l" / I'AUh. UuOK t;lvin>e (lieexpcri.'uoa
I I ol n practical I'ouury Kaiser?uot
J I r \ uu amateur, um ? muu wor*JU?
/ 1 ?or dollars and cents?iiir.iM
r \nai'i 11 leaeuea now lo urtoot
tk j .ml t'lllX' Olheaees; huuvl I or 1-^1
Iho lor r nUeiiiiia: willed KnffliU
t"\? Mive lor Piecuint;; t-voy iliin i r?1
I ijumitelor proiiialile I'uuluy t*Ue
t I Uiii. Illlltlt I'D lil.lnll ISO
CO, I it l.aaaai'il Ilreat. Sew UrK.
: liikLES ~
iielou;: to nit older nge thnn our?. Hut
wo Hill! have things Unit remind us of
the misty past.
1 Under date oT March 16th, 1807, Mr.
, II. H. Lil'MVilllh, of l'aeoii-t, s. F.f
, writes: "l'lenso Und check for U do/..
' SgMEUftflACIDE
It is working miraelesin this country."
Mr. Lipscomb I? hut one of many
who stilTerod with rheumatism. IIo
was cured, and being a merchant, has
been selling and recommending
; rem- uftflacme
. to all his friends ever since.
It is nurely vegetable, a miignifi 'ent
II on I purith'r.
uSWJSjP lJUKWiVM HUtt & UHIVJ|
KEN miJiHfrCl)|
, w5okrowp?aS;
eTi f?3i TntlaiubWt frM.
TRADEMARK Hanotactured only hy
Tbe Durham Cholera Core Ca, Durham. If C.
A great side line for Drurumera
r/^Hr CASTINGS
) Knllroad, Mill, Machinists' and Factory
Supplies, Ileltlup. Packing, Injectors. Pipe
L Fittings. Haws. Files, Oilers, etc.
f IVt'aet every day; work 11)0 bands.
LOMBARD IKON WORKS
) AND SUPPLY COMPANY,
AUGUSTA, OKOBOIA.
' '" Inorr.ved Maininotli French
?tft llwLVliAPi \Vhtt?*. Knr sale ul *v. per ba,
J by I. IV. I a NP J", I' ui tu < try. Teiin.
Bold by nil DruRRiatii. Price $1.00 per bottle.
1 TKK BOPIUTT DltUQ CO.. Baleigh. N. 0
Re labia Gharloita ^ercha'its
('nil on llicni when you k<> loCimrlotto. N. <'. Write
llii'in lr you <lo not ?<>, unit l-nve your ont?rt .llletl
ny imul. In nliMveiiiiK u?lx iIIm iiu iiu kluill) nir'V
tlOII tlllK | UiM'l .
f T1 P Mantles. 1 lie*.!-? Il l
ivi BBisft w i)?VUi ?tc. College ?i??l Thlrtl.
gtyftVr I'NTV.'OllK. I' M
i lit itiW Write News A Times 1MV*. II :se.
ffipt'tiffl'tf'K. M. ANDREWS, 16-18 W.Trade
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I rfSffi.il0?," tlliu ?,,oc- by m?rit clone, hna S
) cuitAuccci nil (ompetiioi R. i
; . V1' 1.000.000 wenrers ne tho s
'i ? ??? y. . L*fU. diunbiUty of pay thoo t
1 * everoltorod at S8 OS. * j
5 sivr E'r?ll? [" 'J" ,h0 LATEST SHAPES and "
= riL 1 1n(l'lf ovcry vnrioty of leather. ?
I ~ wm ^%a?Sl?Fm 1,f ? t^vii Riven pxcluKivr ?nlo z
I - ftncl advertlocd In Jocnl paper on receipt of z
roaaonnhlft orilnr. t rrvv/ri?n r.... ?? 1 . . i a
t W. L DOUOiVas. Brockton. Mom?"'"11"" i
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WCu? Sjtj Throe Minu<os!
/jfjnl n? the power being applied
tlSm ? ' i7f~ at i ft '?y the lever or handle
/r " ?A? makra Ihr <lnsli>*r i cvo.vo
^SW'I' iAVv 'i ~U' ' nl??ut ??> limes In olio
' { II minute, ami with no
?/ \ tj j niueli case that u child
/~^rf\, ' 'vs II i ettn do the churning. I l<o
ifl'lS I t fashion churn or Jar
[i\ I I i f?iK>>il ton be used with our
l' V L V.|Kr?ia ^ power. 'Ilie finest qua Ity
h\ ?J u 1 t 'ttofj j of granulated butter uiitl
li * ' fS'nV'S ?3 more of It for the lauio
t' i t '*5fc Lit'> id T quantity of milk, istunda
JHi <K\M '3 rielcr ami in lo.-t. time
Tt'iKWsTj'.'l&n irlv1'1"' wl,h * 11 > "flier
U''yjr j* '[R] cliiirn Kvor> i> ?ly
^ V./-P?W^WW./.si4A wanting on.'iiow.
it. ^^T '' -LAl^52UL Secure early the
eMMStjl " - only right to sell
Mffiifi *!;^CWr- >'"ur county.
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HelWr. AdtllVM
t.I0!!7L'lUv bstbKNt.it 00 . Charlotte. N. C.
MILLIONS
Tlilr in put _ Of 1W(IR& ( dxkkn> mitip
in iuir. ft cd Irom t'lUM.KK A, 01 l.l'ti
A 1-tiObouev. <Nt.' and l.ldi hv urHip 'I HK
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