"i Btn'l no nun cdfcctlre icertsory
R tor % IholM* get-up llu t scarf.
K (Mum It tm M tWriMtlH • EDtbDfr
aa ever ■ sedartlr* Spanish dame
It la a protection. too. You may draw
It evar jroar ahoaldera vkea a breath
of chill air aaddaaly aaaalla you.
, The thinner it Is the batter.
Ki Above all. It must tot be all atif
feoed. which mans that the fabric of
established la bar fame la thla d|rec-
Uoti that aba makes visits to Phila
delphia, Boston and other cities when
called, aad has establlahed a regular
nllady's choice are cause, softest
aoaaaallae. chiffon sat aad (neat
crape da china
Thla dalatr affair may be plain,
tacked, embroidered, edged with trills
or Salahed off with feathera. If reath
ere be chosen, marabout feathers
abonld by all means be selected.
These lovely acarfs are oheaest made
In white, though turquoise, black
coral and any other color In which
beauty which chooae to array heraelf
often flgarea.
Furthermore, these scarfs are aa
useful going to and from aa enter
tainment as after one has arrived.
Ia donning one's wrap there's but to .
draw the scarf up around one's neck,
aad luxuriate In it boa fashion.
Aa for length, the moat truly pietur- '
eaque scarf reaches nearly to the feet,
while In width It may be anything
from twelre laches to two yards—this
laat-mentloned Is only for the flimieat '
material!.—Philadelphia Record.
SHORT AND USEFUL POINTERS, j
It's tillage that Increaaea the avail
able plant food In the aoil.
Orer-rlpe cream will sometimes causa ;
k bad flavor In the batter.
Don't forget that salt and ashes are
what will aid the hog's digsstlon.
You can f>ke your choice of a damp ■
poultry howr or a healthy flock. *
The good farmer always sees to It
that the feed trough* ire kept clean.
Good drainage, be It natural or artl- 1
flcial. i* essential to success in the or- 1
harl.
It will pay a farmer to work for a
good reputation, as well as for good
crops.
Give the cows a chance to exercise
In the open air when the weather is fa- 1
vorabie.
The farmer whose hogs have plenty
of sulphur is rarely troubled with lice I
on them.
Not getting all the butter-fat out of |
the milt Is equivalent to throwing |
away money. jt
But only good seed. The difference j
In the grade of a few quarts of seed |
turns out to be a difference of bushels ,
In the crop.
Hospitals in our great oitiea are sad places to visit.
Three-fourths of the patients lying on those snow-white
beds are women and girls. ,
" Why should this he the case F \
Because thev have neglected themselves.
Every one or those patients in the hospital bedsihad plenty
of warding in that bearing-down feeling, pain at the left or
right of the womb, nervous exhaustion, pain in\the small of
the back. All of those things aro indications of an unhealthy
condition of the ovaries or womb. '
What a terrifying thought! these Door souls, are lying
there on those hospital beds awaiting a fearful operation.
Do not drag along at home or in your place of employ
ment until you are obliged to go to the hospital artd submit to
an examination and polsiblr >peration. Build up>the female
system, cure the derangements which have signified them
selves by danger signals, and remember that Lvdia E.
Plnkham's Vegetable Compound has saved thousands
. "of women from the hospital. Read the letter here published
with the full consent of the writer, snd see how she eecaped
the knife by a faithful reliance on Mrs. Pinkham's advioe
and the consistent treatment of her medicines. i
' ♦
Mrs. Knapp tells of her a rest Qratitixte. 4
"D* A.S MM. PIXUAM :—I have RETIRED much ben«flt,fraaa usiar tatr
y«ptabl« Compound and Sanative Wash. Attar my ehlldwaa bora, blood
poison let In, whioh loft mo «Hk granelated ia
ft* mmat ion of the womb and coageatod ovariee.
I bad suffered from aupprosssl and painful
menstruation from a girl. The doctor* told ma
■ i the ovaries would have to be roatoved. I took
treatment two yeara to escape an natation,
[ ■ bat still remained In miserable health la both
g body and mind, expeatinff to part with my
• WV reason with eaoh coming month. Alter using
\1 one bottle of the Compound, I tiiinams entirely
w*l rid of the trouble ia my head. 1 ooatlaaed to
ol ase roar remedies until cured.
J "The last nine months have boon pssesil la
kar perfect food health. This, I know, f owe en
■ Tim., ""-'.v u> Lydla E. Pinkham's Vcfe-
WMg tabic C impound.
"My gratitude ia great Indeed to the one to
"Y* whom so manv women owa their health aad
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POTATOES AND WEEDS.
U la practically Impoaalbie to put
a good crop «f potatoes aad at the rami
titee allow a heavy growth of weed*.
Laat spring it became necessary to taki
charge of a farm adjoining oar own.
aad where to plant potatoea was a paz
tllag quaatlon. because, although thi
■oil was rich. It waa very foal, a largi
growth of weeds having matured seed
(inanally for many years. We thought
It would be very difficult to keep them
In check, but the soli being so well
adapted to potatoea otherwise, we de
cided to try growing them oa a certain
Held. The ground waa plowed with a
reversible plow, with a Jointer, thai
completely turning everything under.
Then tt waa nicely harrowed, and the
rows furrowed out three feet apart,
with a horae hoe. the seed dropped It
Inches apart, and covered with th*
horse hoe, leaving a ridge over tha
leed. In a few days the fteld waa gona
over, lengthwise of the rows, with a
smoothing barrow, thus partially level
ing off the rldgea and destroying msny
weeds that were juat starting. In Ave
or six days the operation waa repeated,
and in about a week thereafter, before
the potatoes were all up, I went
through with the cultivator throwing a
little dirt right onto the potatoea and
| smotherln? the young weeds. This
operation waa repeated at lat rvala or
, about one week, until' the tope were so
large that the horse could not go
. through without treading them down.
At digging time I do not think a bushel
' baaket full of weeds couro have beea
gathered 09/ the whole acre and a
; quarter, and the yield waa very satla
factory for the year, being Its bushels.
' I have seen thla aame r.tld planted
many times and weeds were Ave or alx
feet tali at harvest time. Thorough
| and late cultivation I think will keep
them down.— F. H. D., in Agricultural
' Kpltorn Ist.
i LEGISLATION FOR SHOP GIRLS.
| FnwJCft. AftJ -KftgJ/wiii.
taken up tbe "aeata for shop girls"
question, which has agitated onr leg
lalaturea and ahopkeepcra for years
1 past. Tha Early Cloaing Asaoclaton
1 brought about tha good work In Eng
land. Thla society la something Ilk*
our Conaumera' league, and watches
over the ahop emplcyea in paternal
fashion. The English act provides one
seat for every three clerks In places
| where goods are retailed to the pub
lic. and imposes a maximum penalty
I of |ZS.
The French act is even more atrlng
| eot. it provides one seat for each
I clerk (or "assistant." as they call them
1 over there). In all places whera goods
• are aold or manufactured, and penal
tlea up to S2OO may be Imposed.—New
j York Commercial Advertiser.
Moat womeu think heaven slow
| without any bargain oonnlar. 80. 11.
THE JiixL* (tent.
I
Aaswcr Filed to tbs hnpecchmtrt
Charges of tho House.
The answer of Justices Funics and
Dongllata of tha North Carolina Su
preme Court to the charged fltel
agaicat then by the House of Repre
sentative* in the Impeachment pro
ceedings begun before the Sen'.t-, was
presented Wf.taetday. Tha answer iu
very long and covers tbe eharjej
tioo by section. The accused judges
disclaim all intention of reflecting
upca the legislature and deny all par
tisan bias In tbe decisions rendered,
and also claim tbe constltut oiai rlg.st
tj Issue tbe mandamus In questUt),
claiming tbit the aeld maniamui'was
Issued against an' appropriation m u'e
In the act creating tbe office of shell- 1
flsh commissioner; that thia art was ,
peered by a former ic«!sl*Uire. and tbe
money tp carry out Hi provisions was
appropriated, and that no law abo'lsli
kig tlhe office oould effect tbe office or
cancel the appropriation during the
term for which said ehell-fleh commis
sioner waa elected. Closing the Jus
tices aay:
These respondent* again solemnly
declarajtfea* while they have deplde 1
political convUtlone which they have
coos latently followed In private life,
they have never permitted persMal or
political reasons to Interfere In the
slightest degree wtth their judicial
opinions. They have at all tlans
cheerfully accorded to the Legislature
the rasper* and consideration due to
It aa the laW-making department of (be
State, and have always upheld its acia
when they oould do so by any reason
able construction; but whenever thneo
acts clearly appeared to be In vlolatloa
of the constitution which It Is their
flrrt and blghe.t duty to preserve
inviolate, t.'hey have said ro In plain
and Arm but reopectful words, la
concludlEg their answer to this artlc'e
these respondents at-lopt the languag?
of Chief Justice Taylor, the Ural
presiding officer of thla court, who, In
declaring an act or tbe legislators
unconstitutional In Jonea vs. Critten
den, 4 N. C„ 56, dooMed In 1814. cloud
hhi opinion with the following words;
"ctueh sa it Is, we submit It to the
candor and good sense of our fellow
citltens. who, aithoii«h they may think
us In error, to which we are subject in
common with the rest of the bum-in ■
family, will do Us the justice to be
lieve that auch error Is neither willful
nor agreeable. We have dlaiharned
wlfert we believe to be an Imperious
duty to our country, and the meca
eonscla recti forma our conaolatlo.t
and support."
And the respondent, David M. P*nr
obea, further answering the said lift la
article for himself. says that aa herein
before stated, he qualified aa aaxocla'Q
1 juetlce of the Supreme Court of, North
I Carolina 011 the let day Of January,
1895. The f-tt'd court was thou com
posed of Chief Justice F»lrc!oth and
Associate Justices Avery'Clark, Fur
chte and Montgomery ,/four of wh'tn
had been elected In 1894 by thf same
party that controlled the Legislature of
18»5. As associate Justice of »nlr court,
this reapondent delivered be opinion of
a unanimous oourt In the casos of Cook
va. Meares, 116 N. C„ 582, and of Stan
ford va. Ellington, 117, N. C.. 158. Tbo
effect of these decisions won to Invali
date an election by the legislature in
1895. and t*> retain In office a judge and
Plate librarian politically opposed o
the Ijeglslature aa weN aa to tbe oortrt.
As the principles of these decisions
were in by all parlies, the
d'rect rfleet thereof was t> stop othor
litigation of a rtlpiilar character and to
continue In the eontrol of an unsuc
cessful political party for two yenii
longer tbe State penitentiary and de
partment of Agriculture. It la trve
these cases did not depend upon prin
ciple of Hoke vs. Henderson, bul upeti
principles more recent and not so well
settled. This respondent cites them
merely to show that his Judicial con
duct hfl« never been Influenced by per
sonal or po'itica.l bias, but ha» al
ways been governed toy his op'n'.on of 1
law and ills sen'O of duty.
And further answering all and sin
gular the said articles Of Imveaciilnent
exhibited against them by House of
Representatives of North Carolina,
these respondents declare that In ail .
the matters and things th«wein chsrge l
and allwed a#aln« them they acted In
their judicial rapacity ST? lustl?wC«l
tht l Supreme Coutt of North Carol I n>.
and not otherwise, seeking honfs.ly
and falthfvdly to M "charge thelf oß
dal duties to tbs best of their knowb
wigs and ability. Tbcy conscientious
ly believed It to be their ao'emn and
Imperious duty I to affirm the eilu
Judgment of the Superior Oourt order
ing the said nnndamns to be Isurd;
aIT | (hey considered themselves then,
and still consider themselves, custom
ed In their aictlon 'by the highest au
thorities. Including many declsiona of
the Supreme Court of this State,
They declare that they have never
violated, or intended to violate, any
provteUn of the constitution of this
State. But on the contrary, have al
ways endeavored to support, maintain
and defend it. They have never dis
regarded or Intended to disregard any
vaUd enactment of the General Asaean
bly of this State; hut on all occasions,
have upheld and suatalned them. Tbcy
have never knowingly deviated or in
tended to deviate fr.im the orderly
course and practice of the courts; on
the contrary thay huve steadily sought
to follow and conform to tbe establish
ed 1 rules of procedure and practico.
They have never sliown or intended to
show any dlarvapect towards the , co
ordinate departments of the StMe gov
ernment; but ay in TUfty bound, hiv!
always yielded to tfeem tho rights and
powers to which they are entitled.Th ;y
have never wrongfully taken or cause 1
to be tAen, directly or indirectly, for
themeelvea or others, a doUar from tbe
pubKlc funda; but«n the contrary to
far as consistent with their official
duty, they have Conaistenly upheld
the lawa protecting the State Treasury,
Nor have tbey ever In their judicial
character Intentionally mistreated the
bench of bar of the 9ut»; but havo
ever accorded to both tho eoneideratlon
and reaped to whlcih they are entlt'ed.
They fuither declare tha.U as Juftiros
of the Supreme Court of North Caro
lina, they wer* clothed wtth the power
aad charged with the duty of expound
ing and constructing tbe cona!Button
and lawa of tbe 'land.
Tbe reply la algned;
DAVID M. FCRCHRB.
ROBERT. M. DOUGLAS.
THOB. J. JARVtS
*l. OSBORiW. - ,
F. H. BITSBEE
C. M. OOOKE, 1
. WM. P. BYNU* -t,:
. B. F. LONG. . •(..
f LINDSAY PATTERSON. ,. f
Blobba—"I hear your Muni, the
pawcferoker, taai loet bii wife." Baobba
—"Yea; h«> a lone widower now."
Tht m, earth and etare are all Made
of tht HW elemente.
A Bm«4
0/ almoet a centerj kat proven thai Craw
Vrehard Waut la a reliable epeeUc for kick
Headache, Dyapapaia and Conetlpetion. Hve
it a trial. ' . --
The man with an elaatie conecicnce ia
alwaye wiiiin* to etretch a point.
Tlm Amaer of Afgbaniaten haa iaaued an
order that ail tht young men throaghout
the country, who are not permanently em
ployed at aoaae occupation, are to Join the
army. He haa alec cauaed it to be pro
claimed that a viaion he had when he |
came to the throne, in which he waa in
atrueted to build a wail roond the coun
try, haa been fulfilled.
Can at ih> Ba»r
To heap the akin clean (a to keep it healthy;
every mother ritould therefore eee that h»r
baby ia glvea a daily bath in warm water with
Ivory Hoap. The nurtery abnnld alao be well
Hired and cleaned, and all clothing waahed
with Ivory Soap, well riaaad and dried in the
,ux gi.ua B. rtiaaa.
Union labor ia building a handaome
etrurtore at Moline, 111., out of funde
raiaed at annual faira and Labor Day cele
brationa. Dunne the laet eiy yeari MOOO
haa bean thua collected. Of thia aum 13000
waa apent for a deeirable aite aud $16,000
waa raiaed by loan, which leavee WfiOO to
be apent on a building. Thia will be two
atoriee high throughout, with a tbree-atory
front.
Wa make a tpaciahy of imnce.l
meat— employ tha beat akill —uk I
the beat material*.
We ttakt our fame on k. We ■
uie It to advertiae the many other ■
| good thingi that we make.
LIBBY'SI
MINCE MEAT J
' A pifkige makes nso-fcrgeftaaJ
Your grocer will furnith jt if you
aik him. You will find it better
than home-made— better than any
mince meat you ever tailed. You'll
eat Libby'i food* thereafter.
Utty, McNeM ft IMy. CMca*
Oar book, "How to Make Goad Tbtaga
to Eat," aanl Iraa.
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ciimfort and convenience, and which they may have by simply cutting out a certain number of Lion Heads from
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© form, pleasant of taste (just like candy) and of ne/er-faillng remedial action. They have found a place In millions *
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T4m R«t Dr. ®. A. Hayden, editor
of the "Taxoa Euptlat Herald, aald
the Her. Dr. Oanflll. editor of the
'Mia Baptist Standard," and MM it
teen or twoofcy other Baptist* of «M
BS»te. for libel, in that by faytac hard
tb!nga about Mm they Sad encored hie
exclcetoa from the annual meetlßfc X
the Tcxoa BeaptUt Convention. Ha won
'be a Hit and waa ftannagea to
-the amount of $30,000. But the de
fendant carried the auit to «be Appel
late Court and now the Judgment haa
been rtveraed Jto t-at tmlaeu son*
thia* shall com* to li*ht, Dr. Hayden
will not eat the awn awarded by the
lower Court. ,
I Thirty aaiimiee ia all the Mom repaired te
dye with Pnui FanELiaa Dm. Sold by
all druggieta.
There are no homeopathic phyaiciaae in
the medical corpe of either the amy or
the navy. ____________
The oldeet German college ie Heidel
berg, 1380.
• tea Howard. 111*. .
The readme of Uua paper will he pleeeed te
learn that there ia at leaet one dreaded die
eeae that aoienoe bee been able to eare ia all
lie atagee, and that ia Catarrh. Hall > Catarrh
Cure ia the oaly poeitlve enre now known to
the medieal fraternity. Catarrh being a ooa
•titutional dieeaae, re|nirea a roncMletionel
treatment. Hail 'a Catarrh Care ia taken inter -
nally, acting directly apoa the blood and era
rout aurfaoee of the eyetem. thereby deetroy
ing the foundation of the diaeeee. ead giving
the patient atrongth by building np the con
stitution and emitting nature in doing Hi
work. The proprietore have ao mneh faith In
ita curative powera that they offer One Hun
dred Dollara for any eaee that it faile to earn
Head for liat of teatimoaiala. Addrttt .
f. J. Gnawer * Co., Toledo, a -
Bold by Draggiete, 7 Sr.
Hall a ramily PUIa are the beet.
The average annual number of hoaaicidee
in South Carolina ie HI.
lira. Wlnalow'a Soothing Syrup for children
teething, eoften thegunaa, redaeee lnflapaaa
tion, aflaya pein, enree wind coUe. Me a bottle
The coraeratoae of the White Hooee
waa laid oa October U, 1792.
Piao'a Core Ie the beet medicine we ever need
for ail affectione of throat and huge.—Wa.
0. EnDiLtt, Tanburen, lnd„ PobTll,ltoo.
Apeaieh ahem are white exoept of.
Le Vlancha, wfiich are bleak.
Read Prof. H. A. Wiinia'e advertieemeait
in (hie paper. It ahonld be of Intereet to yon.
To forget to wind a wetch ia a eare aign
you are getting old.
, *
- A Colonel in the Brttleh South Afrtaaa
' array aeya that Alama' Tutti Frutti waa a
bleating to hie men while marching.
Belgium haa no aavy except a traiaiag
akip for the merchant marine.
tatoes remove eighty
"actual" Potash from the
§& soil. Unless this quantity
X®, is returned to the soil,
&the following crop will
K t« hit ttnha nHh» ihl
■M) coropoatwn, OM Md valot o#
■BMHIV toe Ttntw craps*
TWy taw mm free.
kAU WORKS,
Dr.BuH'siS=H^
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| I IlkM no m«h wnnns !
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B f, MMD-OtCMR CMIMIOAL CO.. E
g mi.vmtm wi* J
lUiym||Ull lOLICrWBi of
lflf BBTp II ko>l addreaa »ti«rlin«r-
IVMR I bfti Ur to lßtrodtioo and aa I
."■lUllfimiir MiP| tha Mill
woodar •' modal-* ilmaa. Onarantoad for t"a
DraraaUoa of enalayioß and oora of inf*l»
ilinn Popalar prb. Repeat* mrrwbtrt.
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ORGANS $3500 UP.
PIANOS $175 00 UP.
0> Wrtla far Catalegae ■■« Trraaa.
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Oolumbla. 8. C.
DYSPEPSIA
yields to nature'* medicine,
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W rafllf rarat I>t»hm*U nnd e»l jrrmth.
H»«, ki I»**j arid l»«»wt( dlmirderw An an
rivalled aperient and Usatlre; %nr\vor*x*i%
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WUTIIMI, M
tha druxlaaiaclaaee
of heallaf oriataated.
ha* reerued
bora bopeleaa caaaa than any other knowa
asyxwssi iv,?.
alpaca lor apeclal offtr and a fire COM of
Waluotrlus". (all/ Mutilated. Aacxtfta
• PMf S. A. WBLTMBa, •
IWMllll. Ma»MA.«>.
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