The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, December 16, 1898, Image 7
f>, fpT-He'a too much ahtuok vf
himsallaf. Vy, dot young fool vould
u soon b? paid a gompliment as a
bill I?Puck.
Railroad Trains to Ban Slower.
Railroad official# claim that it la wry expensive
to ran their lightning expreaa trains,
and are talking about reducing the apeed. It
la likewise expensive to the health to rusk
and struggle aud compete in business affairs
as men do nowadays. The brain, the nerves,
the muscles, the whole system gives oat. For
restoring strength alter business worries,
11 oetetter's Stomach Bitters Is the proper
remedy. It 1? an Ideal tonic lor the tired, the
i run-down and the weak,
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A gold mine under the town of Ballarat,
Australia.is said to be tbe richest in the world.
No-To-Bsc for Fifty Cents.
Guaranteed tobacco habit cure makes weak
meu strong, blood pure. 60c, $1. All druggists
All are handicapped by nature, as thecoursc
; is loug and the pace terrible.
Fits permanently cured. No fits or nervousnees
after first day's use of Dr. Kline's Ureal
Nerve Restorer. * trial bottle and treatise free,
Dr. R. U. Ki.ins, Ltd., 861 Area St., Phlla., Fa.
No man can be warranted sound; practleally
sound is the only sate guarantee.
Sharp Pains
Darting from one point to another, stiff and
swollen joints, Inflammation, Intense suffering,
are characteristics of rheumatism.
All these painful symptoms are cured by
Hood's Harsapnrllla which purines the
blood and neutralizes the acid which is the
cause of rheumatism. Why continue to
suffer when you may be relieved by
Hood's Sarsapariila
America's Greatest Medicine. Price f 1.
Prepared by C. I. Hood & Co.. Lowell, Mass.
Hood's PiliS cure all Liver Ills. 25 cents.
How Sbe Did it.
"No," said Mrs. HifTcry, emphatically,
to the proprietor of the Intelligvucc
office. "1 do not care for a German
girl llireo weeks landed."
"But, madam, they ure considered
by many to make the best servants,"
argued the woman on the high sido!
behind the de?k.
"Well, let the others have them. 1
have no need for them."
"Possibly you have beta imposed
upon."
"Yes, I have," said Mrs. Dlffery, and
then she continued: "Last winter I
went to the intelligence office and asked
the clerk to send me a good house
girl. I wa? In dire need of help and
took the first one sent?a green girl,
who lind been In the country liardl.v
six mouths. One frightfully cold afternoon
I told her to elenr the lec
from the steps of the front poreh. 1
paid no more attention to her. 1
Ilea I'd her out there and thought every'thing
was all right. At six o'clock,
when my husband came home, lie
slipped on the porch, and broke his
collar bono, ami later, when Margaret,
my daughter, trie d to get Into tin
lionse she sllnneil. loo. mirl snrnlnoil
hor wrist. " I called in the girl, there
with my house full of invalids, ami
said to her: 'I thought I told you t<i
clear the ice from the steps of tin1
front porchV She said she had done
so. 'How?' I usked. And what dc
you suppose she replied V" - ^
"I don't know. What".'" asked
woman on the. stool. i ,r
a "With hot water?trying to thaw 1
off. No, thank you; 1 don't care fo
7; another gill of that kind. If you'vi
one by the name of .Tones or Smith
send her to me."?Detroit Free Press
TUMOR EXPELLEDT
Unqualified Success of Lydia E.
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound.
Mrs. Elizabeth Whhklock, Magnolia,
Iowa, in the following letter describes
her recovery from a very critical
condition:
" Dkar Mas. Pinkiiam:?I have beer
taking your Vegetable Compound, unt
am now ready tosourn
^^ its praises. 1
hus done won
ders for me ii
relieving m
^ Kjy \ of a tumor.
^ <4 has been poo
den .tlb'uAd that l?aring-down feel
ing, and could not he on my feet much
"I was growing worse ull the time
until 1 took your medicine.
"After taking three boxes of Lydii
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
Lozenges, the tumor passed from me,
44 My health has been better cvei
since, can now walk quite a distance
anil am troubled no more with palpitation
of the heart or bloating. I recommend
your medicine to all sufferer*
from female troubles."
It is hardly reasonable to suppose
that any one can doubt the efficiency
nf Mra PJnl/Koiw'*' * *'
. .......uui r> uictnuun gnu medicine
in the face of the tremendous volume
of testimony.
f%|| I B A and Wht'kcy IlabiU
[ U cured nt lioine with
r III |SI out-vain, Hook of pnrlit
IVMfl tlcular* Bent KKKK.
VPUHBEHHM B.M.WOOLLKY, M.n.
Office 101 N. I'rjor 8t
WANTKD-Oaaa of bad health that RM-VN 8
will not banefit. 8?tid Act*, to Ripan* Chemical
Co.. NewYork. tot W *ample* and loon testimonials.
A QFMTt tfllTII Genteel lm*lne?*. pay*
AUtdlS VAAlEBwcli Gent* or tadiea
n needed at one* IfoWAH IIHOM , Buffalo, N.Y.
MENTION THIS PIPER,
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NATION'S CHIEF EVftvALAniTnj , (
FOR SOVTHERN TRIP.
! OFFICIAL ITINERARY GIYEN OUT.
i
Personnel of the Presidential Party?The
Tour Will Occupy One Week,
Ieeklnc Three Hoars.
The president's special train left
Washington city at 2 o'clock Tnesday
I afternoon headed sonthward. The
, depot was crowded with politicians,
department officials and sight-seerft.
; The president and Mrs. McKinley and
all the members of the party were
promptly on hand.
A brief cabinet meeting was held
: in the forenoon, adjourning at 1
o'clock, so that the cabinet members
and president could catch the train.
Just before leaving the white house
Seth Low and Senator Piatt called on
the president, and many distinguished
army and navy officials were present
to say goodby.
The Presidential Party.
At noon the official announcement
of the persons who composed the
presidential pnaty was given out as
follows:
The President, Mrs. McKinley,
Secretary Gage, Mrs. Gage, Secretary
Alger, Mrs. Alger, Secretary Long,
Miss Long, Postmaster General Smith,
Mn ftmith ? Tir:i *')
Mvvivimjr tt IIDUU9 IU1HH
Wilson, Secretary Porter, Mrs. Porter,
, Assistout Secretary Portelyou, Gen!
eral Joseph Wheeler, Mrs. Wheeler,
General Henry W. Lawton, Mrs. LawI
ton, Captain L. C. Soherer, Mr.
> Adalbert S. Hay, Mr. F. B. Barnes.
I The special train was nnder the
| personal management of Colonel L.
^ S. Brown, agent of the Southern rail-.
j way. The steward of the executive
I | mansion, maids, telegraph operators
: and messengers acoompany the party. |
Th? Official Itinerary.
[ The ofHoial itinerary was announced
as follows:
! | Tuesday, December 18th, leave
1 , Washington 2 p. m.; leave Charlotte
, j 1:03 a. m., arrive Atlanta 8 a. m. Wed
j nesday morning. Wednesday and
j Thursday, December 14th and 16th at
i ' Atlanta; Friday, December 16th, leave
[ Atlanta 1:21 a. in., arrive Tuskegee 8
; ' a. m.; leave Tuskegee 1 p. m., arrive
. Montgomery 2:46 p. m.; leave Mont,
J gomery 5 p. m. Saturday, December
17th, arrive Savannah 9 a. m.; Suni
day, December 18tli. At Savannah
, Monday, December 19th; lee.ve Savan
uah 12:01 a. m., arrive Macon 8:30 a.
I m.; lenve Macon 11 a. m., arrive Au,
gusta3:30p. m.; lenve Augusta 7:30
I ' p. in., Columbia 10:30 p. in., Tuesday,
i December 20th; leave Charlotte 8:22
. a. m-; arrive Washington 11:30 a.m.
i On account of the expressed wish
i of the president the train will not run
on the
I >H!sninglotRn^weel^iacKTTy^iIireir
r hours.
3 Every member of the party is in
, the best of health and spirits, and a
_ delightful trip through the south is
anticipated by all.
FUNERAL SERVICES OVER GARCIA
ltoity of the Heart Cuban Oeueral Kent*
Temporarily In Arllnaton.
Funeral services of General Calixto
Garcia, the Cuban patriot and soldier,
were conducted at Washington Tuesday
morning from St. Patrick's church,
and the body was temporarily placed
in the regular vault at Arlington cemi
etery to be later removed to Cuba.
I The funeral was one of the largest
1 that has occurred in Washington in
t years, and the streets along which the
funeral procession moved were thronga
ed and the St. Patrick's church could
0 not accommodate tue many nnnureus
of people who patiently waited outh
side.
r All day Morday the body of the de5.
ceased soldier lay in state in the room
'o in which ho died at tho hotel ltaloigb,
g and was viewed by hundreds. A conI
stunt stream of visitors kept ealliftfig.1
y the hotel until lata..ivy all the send
Amo'j" 41 '"presentatives in congress
now.in Washington, besides governf
ment officials in the various departments.
, VEST PRESENTS MEASURE
1 To Prevents Ills Asaorlnten From Serving
1 On Coimnf Hnlonn.
Senator Vest followed up the debate
' in executive session of Thursday con'
cerning tho appointment of senators
and members of tho house to positions
on presidential commissions by the
introduction of a bill prohibiting the
practice of mnking such appointments.
The bill is very brief uud is
as follows:
"That no person while holding a
judicial or legislative office under the
United States shall be appointed l>y
the president commissioner or agent I
of the government, nor of any department
or bureau thereof."
ENGINEER AM) FIREMAN DEAD.
Engl'in On ttie Memphis and Charleston
v. Itolls Down an Embankment.
V
Freight train No. 5, from Chattanooga
to Memphis, Tenn., on the
Memphis and Charleston, was wrecked
at Stevonson Sunday night.
The engine left the track and rolled
down ihe embankment. Engineor Kin??1l?
ami Fireman Drake, both of
. a veic h.lled j
storm* I
Summer? [
We never did; bat we btvfclw
teen the clothing at this time
or the -year to covered with ?s
dandruff that it looked at if it W X
h*d heen nift In i^xilirinmr. ^
I ] storm. * "
Noneed of this snowstorm.
1 As the summer sun would
< melt die felling snow so will i
Ayers
Hair
Vigor
melt these flskes of dandruff In '
I the scalp. It goes further than
M this: itprerentstheir formation. "
j . It has still other properties:
^ it will restore color to gray hair
in jusr icn times oui or every a
i ten cases. W
i And it does even more: it ^
feeds and nourishes the roots K
* of the hair. Thin hair becomes W
thick hair; and short hair be- L
comes long hair. K
We have a book on the Hair W
I and Scalp. It is yours, for the m,asking.
K
If too So not obtain all the benefit* P
70a expected from the n*e of the Visor, a
1 write the doctor about It. Probably V
there la tome difficulty with your gen. &
oral lyttem which may be aaatly re
moved. Add res*. W
! DR. J. C. AYKR, Lowell, Maaa. ^
Crusade Afalnst Cradles.
"The hand that rocks the cradle la
the hand that rules the world" wae a
very pretty sentiment in its day.
Even now orators who are not quite
up-to-date on the ethics of "child'culture"
do a little soaring along this
line. They don't know that well-regulated
mothers have started a crusade
against cradle rocking, and that there
Is a stigma on the hand which persists
In joggiug the baby. Apparently
the electricians did not know this,
either, for they have invented a cradle
which can bo rocked by electricity.
All the fond mother has to do Is to
put the plug in the switchboard, and
tho cradle will rock until the baby
grows up nnd pulls the plug out himself,
if some one doesn't doi^^^JJ|
them will be thnt of the electrician. In
that case, may be the hand that rocks
the cradle will continue to be the one
that rules the world, but there will
scarcely bo so much sentiment about
it.?New York Sun.
Don't TebaccoSpit and Smoke Your Lite Away.
To quit tobacco easily and forerer, be magnetic,
full of life, uerve anil rigor, take No-ToBac,
the wonder-worker, that makes weak ir en
strong. All druggists, 60c or $1.' Cure guaranteed.
Booklet nnd sample free." Address
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or New York.
Itis with men as with watches-the wotfst
movements are often fouud in the best cast*.
There in more Catarrh In this section of tio
country than all other diseases put together,
and until the Inst few years was supposed to te
incurable. For a great inany years doct<m
f>rouounced it a local dlseaao and prose Ibyi
ocal remedies, and by constantly falling V>
cure wltb local treatment, pronounced It i.
curable. Science baa proven catarrh to be |
constitutional diseaae, and therefore require
constitutional treatment. flail's Catarrh t'ur"t
manufactured by F. J. Cheney A Co . Toledt
Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on t/e
market. It is taken internally in doees frftt
10 drops to a teaapoonful. It acts direction
the blood and mucous surfaces of tho syf|e,u
i, They offer one hundred dollars for any'case
it falls to cure. Send fov circulars and tesu
monims. Address F. J. Cheney Toledo."
Hoid.^.RrufPjgm, yr<) the>bogt ^
ro^snmp?irtfSe^Wy^,ii,,;.:2;i
< amp St., Hnrrlsburg. J'a.. Mn'yV, 1*8W *
No matter how inane v*nr* ? .
scoring if wo make the race at last. ^ 1 1,1
Kdiirnt? Your llonrrl* With Cairnret*.
C'nndy Cathartic. euro iwtv.lnv.lon for?v-?-.
10c. &>c. If O. C. C. full, druggists refund man ay.
Pride is the moment of fro<t that kills a
whole summer's irrowth of Hftection.
The Potash
Question.
A thorough study of the subject
has proven that crop failures
can be prevented by using
fertilizers containing a large
percentage of Potash ; no
plant can grow without Potash.
Wc have a little book on the subject of
Potash, written by authorities, that wc
would like to send to every farmer, free of
tost, if he will only write and ask for it.
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Moa. Hi^ut Jotted down at ran?vti
In luhe course of reading, almost
t?rerv .?sbade of thought or feeling is
nilyfored in gray eyes; and not only
d'i" the words indicate great variety in
Expression, but many of the qualities
which they represent seem diametrically
opposed, dray eyes are reservaH
anil .......11.1. ?-? a - ?
"*" (-auu"> > turn uuu a)ruhi
Jjogirlah and sad or pathetic; f
B^hgendal; sinister and gulleby" ^ar*
tr^oe, amiable; proud ,w;
Th^hmay be keen, she-'- **?*??
penotlailig; tjj^ are also soft,
serene,(11 ild. dreamy, trustful.
-MflTjinre A ten severe; yet oa
often tpf are s?reet, tlnrid, wistful,
appealing 0? , beaming, lOvlng,
NJhr, vbM-we turn to the descrlotlonsVtf'mie.
brown or black eyes, we
shall ttifiLthat these are brief compared
itJ the long and elaborate description
of gray eyes, and that thoy
tisuoUforcfer to some peculiarity of
?!ze, si pe, coloring or light, jfnthcr
than o expression. A good example
Is the escrlptlon of Lorua Doone's
large 1 rk eyes, full of a shadowy
light, ' dke a wood .rayed through
with s iset." Brown and Mack ey?3
are uli ust always represented as lustrous,
vhlle luminous is most frequent!
used in connection with gray
ej*cs. irathetic is perhaps the adjec11?
- #\f f/\*? n i\i\l I ml
live i vxpn'ssivni iiiwji u*wvu HIM'1" '
to br< rn eyes: spiritual Is seldom
used ( describe other than blue eyes;
but to these also belongs the bad eminenct
of being shifty, while black
<j#vs pre distinguished In the same
-4K?ty by the word beady. Gray eyes
arc perbnns oftenest characterised as
honest, and the worst that Is commonly
said of them is that they are
^old or steely..
iv Robed ia White, They Bore Her.
A touching sight was that witnessed
In Burlington. N. J., recently, wher
six young girls clad In spotless whit*
walked slowly through the streets t<
tho cemetery, bearing upon theii
shoulders a coffin, covered with i
pall of flowers. In the coffin restec
the body of a young girl, a Sunday
school classmate of the bearers. Th<
procession moved through the middli
of the street with the ministers win
had conducted the funeral servlc
Immediately behind the coffin. It wn
not a long inarch, and the girls mov
Ail ofiinilllt.' wllk IbAin 1...
VV| OlCUUtlJ ** II** lUVll &JUIUVU9 UU
there werW tears on their faces and o
those of the sl?ectators who lined th
wav. dead girl was burned t
death nn Vb?nttre u* l"'
lnc wasfl| \t was otlC ?^j|
tether-, Jaj'V
la? ?*?*?? cxtremg^^U.l
whom sht*_ tQ^^^P^New Yor
- ^uji^iirr. uioa.1 ?MP.
mean* felean t-kin. N
beauty wPEont It. Cascarets, Candy Cathar
tic cleajv^miur blood and keep It clean, b;
stlrrir*^ fl^ia lazy liver and driving all lir
puritiVy tv0m the body. Begin to-day t
bnnisb bolls, blotches, blackhead)
and tbi* /Jfckly bilious complexion by taktni
Cascar?'JL?beauty for ton cents. All drug
gists. satisfaction guaranteed. 10c, 25c, 50c.
At the1^ beginning of a recent thnndei
storm. ?leot'ifled urop? were observed tlia
cracked faintly on reaching the ground an
emitted sparks.
To f'uie h fold tn One hay.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets. A
Druggists refund money If it falls to cure. KW
Theories of sea birds,especially seagull)
are very valuable as fog-signals. The bird
i luster oil ilie cliff* and coast, and thei
cries warn boatmen that they are near th
laud.
Sentiment Is to feel when we ought to feel
sentlyiontulity is to feel when we ought to aci
To Curt- Constipation Kore*?ir.
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i > The vegetable oils of which Ivor
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CONSTIPATION
"I hire gono 14 4?f? at a Utno without m
or Um bowels, not be Ins able to
mora tbem szospt by uilog bot water InJecUons.
Chronic constipation for wwn years placed me In
tbla terrible oondltloni during that timo I did ererytblar
1 beard of but never found any relief; such
waa my caao until I began using CAWOAKKTK 1
now bare from one to tbree passaces a day, and If 1
I waa rleb I would giro $100.00 for each movement; It
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> FROM WOMB TROUBLB9 A
ied everything she could set. as w^ll as
ygood. Lust spring I comnieuced sivins
Chattanooga, Tenn. A
ferves of women."
ecolvod by Mrs. Pinkham.
[ feci as if I should fly." IIow familiar
nnoy you and make you irritable. Yc*?
iro unable to lift ordinary burdens, and
> dizziness.
ng-down sensation helps to make yoo
si miserable.
You havo backache and pains low down
the side, pain in top of head, later on
base of the brain.
Such a condition points unerringly to
rious uterino trouble.
If you had written to Mrs. Pinkham
when you first experienced impaired
vitality, you would hnvo been
"N. spared these hours of
awful suffering.
' ?- f Happiness will be pane
out of your life forever, my
er, unless you act promptly. Procure
lia E. Pinkhara's Vegetable Compound
ance, and begin its use, then write to
rs. Pinkham, at Lynn, Mass., if there i?
anything about your case you do not
nderstand.
You need not bo afraid to tell licr the
things you could not explain to the doc.
tor, your letter is seen only by women
and is absolutely confidential. Mr*.
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I troubles enables her to tell you Just
I what is best for you, and she will
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Mas. Jennie Hlehly, Youngdale,
Pa., writes:
dly allow me tho pleasure of cxprwaainghave
experienced by taking your Vegeig
time with nervous prostration, backivy
bearing-down feeling, also burning'
was tired all the time, had no ambition,
suffered at times of menstruation wen
vas no euro for it. I saw your advertise'
I vised me to try yonr medicine. I took
Jiappy. Your medicine saved my life.*
by Mrs. Pickham's Advice and MedicIm