fcy crder cf rarliamont e rpport fca
Jnst been raade out end published con
cerning tho CLxialrced funds In tha
keeping of tbe various English govtrn
tnent departments at the present no
tncnt. The chcivery division of the St
proEQfl Court of Judicature haa la It poa
txawlon over TAOOCjGO, tJizr paying
'toAzZ tha iaat to yaars tSC.CO.OeO
to inec?Mf'-T cla'nvarta. The Irib
Court cf Cr.'.--er Loldj eooa (ri,.
000,000 of v.rir.inlnied moneys, vIaII
tha unclalECf' Gccrumcnt Ktockz Rid
(tccuEj"Ii;ed dl.iiltudj retained by ths
tre-usrry !t;:r?rncrt f.n:ovnt to ?!",-D00.OC-0.
Uc'alsi'vl dividend ia
bankruptcy arc figured ct $30,Cr;.V)0.
"wLilo Liij'?i!n.'"id rmy er. J tjavy prl-c
t&ouey cn-i ac'iitr'uLitScr.s of pay ex
ceed $3.C)0',('. AH theso fundi are
Usfcd by th:? l';1tirb Oovc rutr rnt until
claims thereto Me b-rn dV.Iefuctsrliy
proved. An rivtavor vrin be rrsado to
transfer to tr state tLe cu.--.tody cf un
claimed facia In tLe bar.! of bankers
slid ciucra. 'ILc-ae funds tie knotra to
amount to a c a 1 kitei. far eirec-d-'.U
the total rujio'.'.it of unclaimed mon
ey hot !r. Hio keeping of th Gcvera-
a ;
fait-PL turn. I
Weit of th'
n .;i '.trr.
t the exlveii'
t.iDc;t-e!rr.i! '.V'
1 ''nirjr nurdre
them at .rv M Kvonifiug ItIi. tc
11 .v,' r.fa at :f sure !
ty Tfa'i ji "'J :': 'a vi. J. T. 5;uptrln
I ztjnf" Ar 'lead to tr.e world, but they re
To Cura i.r, In One Day.
Take LaiiVvo H.-orn . guin'ni T.bt. Al
0ndicieli9i.ir., -iy I - i - rils t ;u re. 2Vi.
?dor.ey 5 u'-iful ta ft ncrv.it but tjran:;l-
Fits r-ermnr.entl r ''irM. N'c flti rr nrooi
ten. hfttv !'r -; V :-. , ,f l;r. M;in 's Oreat
Kervft H - r.S2.i'a! --tV-.HU-f V. "nofr-e
br. It. a. Kum, I.-.l.. mo! Ar Uvt., i'iiiU.. i'e.
The heir on h. Le"k Is LI inane pro-
Jlr. tV5-; - ,,r, -.'r.g pTr-19 frnhiidren
t-tt.lrif. r. r--.-ai. rc : i-.u ivAM. a-
ffi..i.s !.!.,(;': rk- vit.d C!.!iO, Uk.. a bottle.
'.Vorr.n; i rbe :lrcst 'rt-ht ;r;5 on arta
Cfi- ''. 1' : !t.
Hmokfe :-.k.i.. irr.'s.
tuh f'f U'..- : i.u o -...ft.-.
many H '
1'
Ill :'
1 . 1! a iu; v, Hopkins
i. in beoie;-i:.g dou'tiend
Li-ux.
C'onirv.-xtlvo Iuvrstore
; (n 1
.f-'y i ' "'.'i thr hy ;1k In
jV-ir n
i irt. .-. .-.: -. ! silt P.n t:. re:!i-i-
insiii'-. Im iiUMATii ctr.b xae V ad
r! . T'-'t : : fv '!..: . r;t for ir
';:'!)' v. I'll ir;t.tii -Injr b t!if: havirnr
M'.t;-;. t. ( J;.'.P:.r. IjL'ciIE. In-
.:!!' n liri-k' r, U O.'ull ttrect. Kcy v rk
j'.-or eo:T " ber hca-
f .r .'l-orrj.
tan a ha rc . I Ji c u.
Ar warri':V 1. '1 r r"iu?f! SVnreth-
IarvHt t'r.-.r(-rs In Au..r'.-. Lowst rPa.
H.-. r tfet...M only iX.fi i-'r barr.L U
farm i-nOi! r:over and Rrfein
fatii U-fl(-vcrt!: CM. 00 to j.;rt a start) peat you
v tli') J'.'i': A. M.n.Ar t-:tjd Co., I.a Crot-iia,
Wi.j.. rewp.t cf 10a. postuKa.
a. c. 8
Soman would P wliiincr to gwoar to t
eryihirir; he ay- d :r;i coiirtdhlp.
'iiiirt t,t ni'ifccvpt fcr CatMrli That
": : tklf 5lfrcirj,
?s n:ri".ry will pimdy ilc!t,r.''y tho .ea8 of
t rr)r.llftj)d i'i'.:j'iU17 ilr)U:j,-e the.viiolosyptein
acnti;ir,; it thi'vtuii t.it? muciut.surrare3.
H:' '.U nrticlrit n!nvld nevpr bo vwl except on
rri'rrlpwon- f riii't-.'oh fiivhiciutifl, as the
nin.ai t.'ny w ill (i i 1 t"ii lolu to fie kmh1 you
pjvi P'i.!''niiTlV( fnnii tlitMii. Ha l's t a to rru
f'trc. r-ri-iu faol'ira-l by 1'. J. lionpy & ( 'o.,
!''. I c. , i'ontiiii- tio mercury, and 1 takui
(I't -rnoWy, d'r.vtW nn tur- hlood imd
rm -ou.-i kii-t'a-e i f tlie BVi tm. Iu buying
H.a!"s ntur'i v ro t nrn to fft te smiln".
tt l-i t'.k-i Internally, uu I Is ni.viie In Tclrdo.
l.U by V. tipnpy.V ' o. T nUmonlalt free.
VrVld bv 1H;-;! Lt; r.-,t 75.5 ier boHla
il ill'i I f inlly I'll! im, t'u. Im- t
Pain in the Side
Could Not Hard Work Until
Hind's Snrsapariila CunscJ.
"I l a l a -y..TO prJ.n in my lf t elde ar.i
could do Any h-.rd v.irk, Hy Imsbaad
fet p;c a l-r.tti cf llood'p arsaparl'laand
t'en tuk'u!- It nr.d soon I was nblo to do
nij w'rk. I ru r-.' troubled with porcfula
sora thrc t, i: Il-.od Farsnparilla ha.s
r'ird tbl-i. ' Mas. Emma rKPirn, North
!Jad.oa, N. Y. llemember
ttHOOU b parilla
Is the l.pst -in t-ict th- O.-.eTnie Iilood Pcrifier
Hocil's Pills ovire ric'i bea lobe. 23c.
WM CHOLERA
IV2.0MtI5jSi
! a m.ti! type of A!stlc Cholera anj If
onr of t!.e rrrt j einful and yesUrr.'nsr '1
!iioo-. It iometl-nts kill bffare a J
ph'.!m un bo i.mmonfJ. how
iiecfissry It it to heve a reTiedy at '1
ihrr U nrth!rf better tbaa
NORMAN'S
EliiiiAUZlHG CORDIAL :
fo: C.vcr.: Vorbtis m-J a;i StcT.ach j
Troubus. H
If 0LI'TEL1 CI iir.S DYSPFFSU. j
r P.N IP NO W O.MS FXIST J
1
GORMAN'S
1
Indian Worm Pellets
W;i! c tr-j cWui as they act en the liver.
j. rnce bile ard regulate 2;! the orgarj. .
pyii;1 SOLD ZVERYVVMCRE.
GOLD-BREAKERS
CO 3
In to 12 '.oure. f5C. ft BOX at Drujgtsts or
TIIE COLD-BREAKER CO.,
AlliKS, - - bO'JTII CAROLINA,
i y H. 5 f i fl r.rroi.:-.ry. cottx-1
J,;: S US J N-;t:r... aUc :arm ytrU.
K. Uf i.LLLAbUKCi:. 47 P. t.,AUlat',0.
If e.r.t-'i'. ::h ) r
t r e : 1
1
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YA 1 1--t-ci..li ra-.M O-jcl. Vfi
Column of News and Notes
Grouped for Our Readers.
HOWERTON ON SANCTIFICATION
Consider the Doctrir.e the Most Dan
Kcrou That Has Crept Into tha
Christian church.
Jla Charlotta Observer eays: "Dr.
ITcrerton considera the Santificaticu'
doctrine as one of the raost dangerous
tLat Laa crept iato tha Chriatiaa
Church. lie denounced it Sunday in
Etronjj terms. Sauctificatiou belongs
only to perfection in the soul's life, aad
that by reason of man's very nature, is
Uever attained in this world. The i-ro-fession
of f stiCtincatiou is an evidence
'A Rpiritua! pride, hioh is in itself
einful. 'J here has been but one perfect
man,' said JJr. llowerton. 'There will
iiever be another. The standards cf
the Church are not responsible for a
low decree of spirituality iu tiie Church.
"J bey put before us an ideal aud fay:
'r'.tnve to aUain unto it,' but vte know
(n:t strive though, we do, we never at
tain unto 1 erlfection in this life. To
bay that wo do is the height of Fpirituai
I resumption and folly. "
Mine JfoWl for $120,000.
We learn that arrangements for the j
..u .1lul1,(lu,.UjvM1..wi.v. ,
tale of tho celebrate l Porm mine, sit-
nated iu .Nash and 1 raudia 1 counties,- j
t3 has a record of about two million
dollars, although nothing but part of
the Burfuco ha? been scratched aud
there remains unlimited quantities of
t-re in bight. The purchase price to be
1 aid is SPJ't.OOO, which we consider very
cheap for a pi operty of such undoubted
va.'io. liifc'.s?, wiio has taaea three
quartern
m-ne. in
of a million from the HaLe
South Carolina, during the '
p'tnt eight years, will be hiiperinteu- j
dent. J his assures legitimate working
and consequent rucco'-h. Machinery :
wui 1,0 place'! on the property au'l ac- j
i Y 0 wurk commenced at once. - Rocky
Muiint AroudUt.
iicor l.'r:'lin of a Murder Trial.
At Wilson a murder case had a queer
ending. It wa; the State airaiut Latnb
f-.r killing u man on Jan. 2th last.
I'.hto-rtM, while drunk, with his wife !
uii'l two Huns m his waon, went to
La;ii's house, t ailed him into the yuid
an.i shot him ia the ripht breast, so
near that Lamb's clothes were burned.
Lnjnb kuorked Flat man down and beat
him. LntmAifs pou lulled Lamb if
but ho tore away nud retiuning to Lat
i ian piair.pert .:V tho entire top ci hi 5
head. Lu.ob is vet in bed b'ut will re-
Cov r
bill for manslaughter was re-'.
turned. Lamb's attorney has entored
n. plci of lo!o contendere, paid Mrs.
Liitmiiii S:,").'(J aad she assented to a
suspension of judgement.
Int e ret!:ig 'rop Figures.
Prom advance sheets of the annual
report of the State Labor Commissioner
t.oi:.o interesting figures are gathered
us to crops. Of tho' principal ones, tho
average yield per aero, average juice
realized, and average cist of produc
tion are stated to be as follows: Corn,
IT bushels, cost per acre, 3";.0t), price
realised pr bu ;bel, 4'.) cents; wheat,
bnshe.;.-., cost PI. in, price 77 cents;
oats 17 bushais. cost 5.20, price :1"j
cents; cotton Mil of seed, of 214 lint,
cost $1 !.!'), price 7 cents; tobacco (?!)
pounds, cost -M.7, price G cents. The
average profit per acre was: Corn SI. :'3;
wheat, ,-?;.(! ;; cats, :f. Vj ; cotton. ..G3;
tobacco, .pj. 0;:.
Hancock's Position.
Kftleich special Wilmington Mes
sender: Hancock's friends aro claim
ing that the reopening of Mrs. Abbott's
damage suit means that Hancock will
not be bounced; that in fact the crov
eruor could not bounce him with this
suit pending, as such action would
prejudice the jury against Hancock.
Sneezed and I.roke Three Ribs.
Mr. T. M. McNcely, of Hopewell,
Fustained a peculiar and at the same
timo painful injury several days ago.
He sneeed rather iolently and broke
three ribs. They had been broken once
before, under different circumstances,
and were not very well knit, it seems.
Charlotte Observer.
Intend to Have Convicts.
The authorities of Cabarrus county
notifj- tho superintendent of the peni
tentiary that they intend to have the
State convict ' p: promised, for road
work. It teem that there will be a
suit. The superintendent does not
want to furnish any convict?, saying all
are needed cn tho farm. llaleigh Post.
Cots of I'o.Mie School Election.
Peturns of the cost of holding the
election Lit August in aid of special
taxes for i-ublic schools aro coming in
to Superintendent Mebane. He says
that c raven county is so f.ir ahead "as
to cost -S'm. In cno county 'he elec
tion cost only Till.
100 Car-Lo;i(l of (;raii!te.
Messrs. 15. A. I'esperman & Co. . ol
Faith. PoYi.m entity, have been
awarded contract P furnish 100 car
loads of curbing f'-r the streets o
Puliigh.
Charter Granted.
The State charters the Pceky Mount
Ice tiu: any, with . .O.'O " capital.
i o t ! . e T.att.i a A'artm Pump Com
1 luy, of Hickory, caj itu!. S-M.oii t.
I o i n e Sajphire Corundum.
Tlie National Abraive Manufacturing
Con.pauy. f.ir.ed under the New .Ter
: tv lav.-s n ,?h a million dollars capital,
La- already seemed control cf "Jo, oo:j
acres of laud. early all in Jackson
county, this Mate.
Kiilrtl lli Itrother-ln Lan-.
sceelal to t'.:e Paleih Pest snvn
A
ti;at Sent McArthur, hvinc three miles
inm Jviu'ton, was badiv beaten bv
i 'rank Faulkner, his brother-in-law
and neighbor, from tLe etlects of hich
he died.
Tn most cf t::e counties the gamefea
poti ends March i ' th.
'"- water is yet found by the well
i oo-t:s. t Momve. at a depth of more
thii 7'."J feet.
('overnor F.ussell appoints Wheeler
Martin solicitor of the Second district,
vi;o Bernard, resigned.
The Social Purity League of Wilson
is gctt.ug in its work against the lewd
wemeu cf the town.
Wilmington Messenger says Johu C.
P.iccy, culcred, will ussuuae the duties
f-' t c UvTo; j cf customs at this pjrt
March ist. f
SNAP SHOTS AT THE NEWS.
The South.
Twenty-five tbou?aud miners in Ala
bama have beeu vaccinated by the Ma
rine Hospital Service.
In Putnam county, "W. Va., -Irs.
i Melissa Caruthers -wa? kicked to death
i by a cow.
! By a decisive vcte in the Virginia
i House the bill to re-establish the whip
j ping post was defeated,
i J. W. Bice was arrested at Rcsnes,
i Va., charged with counterfeiting. 3 cent
j nickels.
! President Androws, cf Browa Uni
I versity, will deliver the comuieuccment
: address at Wake Torcst College, May
21
The North Carolina penitentiary will
put ia cultivation iJC'J acie3 cf rice laud
near Wilmington.
i The industrial reports from West
Virginia are escGuraing. The woolen
industrv alone give3 employment to
t 5,0iX)pecpIe.
j P.ev. Wm. Meade Clarke, of Bich
! mond, has declined to accept a pro
fessorship in the Virginia Theological
. Seminary.
I A safe robber, Martin Kelley, was
thot and captured at Greensboro, X. C.
by E. G. Wests while in the act of opea-
, ing the latter's safo.
j Arthur Garvey, of Rocky Mount.
N. C. , had hi3 jugular vein eevered by
falling through a pane of glass at Rich
mond, Va. He bled to death from the
wound.
I Bishop Chas. T. Quintard died cf
j heart failure near Darien, Ga. , on tha
j 15th. His health had beeu bad for
some time. Ilia remains were carried
I to Tennessee for interment.
because a stranger namea i;awnii3
did not resent an insult in church at
Blue liidf:ef Ga ( bit Dillard fchot
Because a stranger named Rawlins
him dead in the edifice, and w as him
self riddled with lynchers' bullets later.
The Atlanta (Ga. ) Federation of
Trades condemn the movement for a
Southern Confederacy of Labor. One
of the principal reasons given is that it
will result iu renewing the bitterness
and hatred caused bv the late war and
WU1 aiVKle tLe country into lactions.
Seven conncilmeu were Fent to ail at
Lovmcton, ly., lor contempt oi court,
Johu W. Carroll, one of the wealthiest
tobacco manufacturers in this country,
died at his homo ;n Lyuchburpr, a.
Jn reven;;e for bein ortiercd to ceas
his visits to his daughter, l'eter Pieffer
was 6hot and killed hy .John Schoneld.
at Louisville, Ky.
The Louisiana Constitutional conven
tion, at Xew Orleans, will amend the
suffrage laws and disfranchise many
negroes.
The Virginia State Senate, after cut-
ting down theapprcpriution from
000 to Sioo.'jjtj ordered to its engross
ment the bill providing for enlarging
tho cell accommodations of the peni
tentiary. Tho money is to como out of
future earnings of tho prison.
Before the fr'outh and Wett Coni-
Gov. Geo W." Atkinson, of West Vir
ginia, made a livelj7 epocchon tho won
wonderful resources of tho fcouth.
Col. Thomas E. Moore, of Bourbon
county, il y., has chaileuged Jeaha
Breckeuri'lge, eon of (.'ol. Vv. C, P
Breckenridge, to a duel.
The North.
State Senator Ilobert J. Ilanby, of
Delaware, is dead.
A fleet of fifteen eteamships is at
Philadelphia, loading tho great ship
ments of wheat from tho West.
At Philadelphia Peter Maher defeated
"Thunderbolt" Smith in the third
round. The match was for sir rounds.
The State Hoard of Arbitration lim
sustained tho demands of strikincr miu
ers in the Northern Colorado district.
The New York beard of health's esti
mate cf the population of the consoli
dated city gives a total of ;?,4oS,
Tho milling industry of tha XovlU
west is vigorously pushing tho bill to
punish adulterations of flour.
Mrs. Mary Masrhin, who kept a New
York boarding Louse, has been sent to
the workhouse for begging food on
which she fed her lodgers.
Students at the University of ?Jichi
gan will no longer smoke on the cam
pus or in tho corridors, in obedience to
demands of the girl pupils.
The National Editorial Association's
Executive Committee, at Chicago, 111.,
fixed the next annual convention for
Denver, Co!., on Sept. .
Train robbers wero scared from au
Tron Mountain tram near Bismarck,
Mo., by the passengers, after stealing
valuables from one man.
Ex-Bank President Charles W.
Spalding's sentence of imprisonment as
embezzler of Chicago University funds
was sustained by the Illinois Supremo
Court.
Tho Democrats have made heavy
gains in tho municipal elections in
New York State. In seventeen coun
ties tho Democrats made gains in
thirty-three towns and tho publicans
in only one. Glean elected its lirst
Democratic mayor.
Wm. H. Heath, manager of the Cen
tral Electric Express Company, of St.
Louis, Mo., was found dying in Forest
Park, from a bullet wound in the head.
Tt was evidently a ca-o of suicide. The
young raau was t ikeu to the city hos
pital, where he died, lie is a relative
of Perry S. Heath. Assistant Post
master (.teneral.
Miscellaneous.
The National Congress of Mothers
will meet m Washington in May.
The Japanese will colonize a tract of
100,0 -t0 acres in Mexico, to bo devote1,
to coiYee growing.
The United States is ?ail to have
had over 40,('j'V'.-0 hogs at the begin
ning of the year IS:)?. Iowa nlone hav
ing nearly i'j'V.v.o
John Wiliiams, a Democratic leader
in Br.rthoh mew county, Ky. , ?hot
and killed in a quarrel by .Tames Lewis
Gen. Lee is about to found an crj ban
asylum in Hab.tua for destitute children.
The Christian Herald of New York
guarantees tno expenses.
Detective hhvc returned from Paris
to New Ycrkwith William P.i'.ey Foster,
alleged embezzler of S CO from the
Gratuity Fund of the New York Trot
duce Exchange.
The McGraw Ircwcry. at
Perrv W. Va. . a sclit
Kruvger, cf Cincinnati, for
Ilal'l ei 's
Atx-tu?t
V;cihi"i;?ou .lot t
The rresi.'cnt Las fcvA to the donate
the nomination if .Tr-hn I.. ?Iat:e-or,.
to be postmaster at W.i 1 .-.'i o N. ('.
Washington tpecial fay-: I he :ua
jority rtrort iu the contested taction
cae of Ihorp v. 1! efiovu the Frurth
Virginia district, nlcd in the Uc-e, re-vc-res
F.i es' plurality cf e, .,!. a-d
gives Thcrp a plurality of ?pj. The re
turn frt ru nineteen rejected pre c:::?i
in Petei f-burtr and Lnnenbu:? county,
wheie it .ult-cd the rtturus were -uc-ctsf
:'.ly i-ipoaclied, precincts at whio.i
l)emocra! v. ere judges cf elects u. j--.-crc-used
liu.rp.V )-:;:ia :-y ia tue Vie
exacts carried by him to i.l'jT,
A Beantlfal Ctrl' Affliction.
--n :a Rep-jbliez, VersziZUa, 7l
Th.Teke or T.aias. Ial..lU,aU
... . I
.ai parests. ara ea?!t3! ?Pel ap ;
load
Btbelr cb!llrc5. Trf.'r daugiter Lujy, !a
artlilar, has g!ea tboa .-nis'a coa:?ra.
laa Is Cftoen, aai frsa a itroaj, ha't'ay
j!rl, thre yturn af3, ha biora weak and
lept failing o" la fleai. tiat.l ahe "uecame a
tre sStf.'.etoa. She 6med to Late no i'.fe
it all. Her blood b1 iapur aad flrally
I'm bectirae t!i Tfoti-n el narvcT3 prostra
;lon. De-ton did cot hlp hfr. Mot of
lha tlir sht rn conCce i ta b 1, rris xerf
terror."! ai l irritable, tad teeiaed ca tha
rtrcrd or Kt. V.tue' dance.
'Ona mf.K.lL?t" tni 1 Mra. Tt:e'-er, "tha
S&otor to M us to give her Df.YiU!ans' Tiaic
Pillt I-.r P.-i ?o; 1. wLIch 'jelrwUffht wlta
2l::i. Ife a' i ha was treat'r. asirttiar casa
r;t" thesa t-iils iad tbey wre furiu;th9
patient. Va bt-T jrivia th i r'.i's and the
aext Iay could 6o3 a cbang lor tlic better.
Dtsmssvl TKeir EaugVer'a Cast for Eovtre.
Tlie doctor ckvws and was surprised io se
.1, . l . ...... II . t.t n Uonn
fU'.U itt iUip.UHCUl, lira U3 fcV JLvr j
civus nc-r ins rnenicae.
V.' r.vrt Prrni,.-
rid after ei.ia meal until el'ht bcx?s had
teen usud w:iu h'io was well. Shft hs d ot
been alc'i eiaca. aad we have no fear of the
old trouble raarnlag. ',Ye thick the curd
alacst miraculous."
Subccr!bd and sworn to before me this
23th day of April. 1S07.
HU3H Joh'o, Juetice cfihe Ftact.
Theso o:l!s ar wondirially euectiva
tho treatment of all dioaM f.i
I npuro blood, or ahitterei nerva
l'uy ar? a iapte l to young or old
pa had at any dru Btora.
I'liiwers Aiinwtrud ii-otli Purpose.
A cc-ruln young tridow of Indianap
olis who had just changed her weeds
for brighter hues gave a dinner party
cot lorig ago. The rooms were decor
ated "rtlth a great profusion of flow
ers. Roch'R la masses were on the ruem
tols a.nd the dinner table fairly blos
f om.?d In fact, tlie abundance of flow
ers was unusual. One of the guests
could restrain her curiosity no longer,
and -.vhen the dessert was brought In
said: "Well, Mrs. Blank, you're rather
tpreadln-; on the flowers to-night."
4 'Vea," replied the fair widow brightly,
"but to-morrow I am golns to take
them out to Crown lilll and put them
on poor Tom's grave."
Aatumn Festivals.
Antumn festivals are on the incrcaM
In America, 'lnia year nas proauccd
fen unusual number of "prosperity fes -
uis." "peants- and ca!vato.
Some of those, es the ' lez'Arul of the
Veiled Prophet" in St. Louis, and the
"ParaJo of tho Priests of Fallas" In
Kansas City, with their gorgeously cos-
turned "Kings" end "Queens" end
i"Mald of Honor," are time-honored in
stitutions, whose popularity with enor
mous numbers of plain people shows
that a democracy cannot, or at least
does not. eradicate the a vera re man's
love of glitter, pomp and ceremonial.
It Is eary to eneer at such festivals as
childlbh cud unmeaning. In a meas-
ure the came thing could be wiid of er -
try ceremonial, whether elf ic, military
or religious, that appeals so powerfully
to the human lmag!nr.tlci, and throuyU j
which the race 13 raised to the loftiest '
iheights of patriotism, valor and moral- j
ity. Pr.!e53 we re to become a nation
jof plodders and money getters we must
jlearn to play as well s. work, and lt 13 ,
well to encourage this eiue of the Amcr.
'lean character.
Both tho method and results when
Syrup of Figs is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys, '
Liver and Boweh, cleanses the sys
tem effectually, dispels colds, head- :
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Syrup of Figs is the i
only remedy of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac- j
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in I
its action and truly beneficial in its 1
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for Bale in 50
ocnt bottles by all leading drug
gists. Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro
cure it promptly for any one who ;
wishes to try it. Do not accept any I
eubetitut?.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP CO.
SA FKAICISCO, CAL
LOUISVILLE, if. HEW TO UK, K.T. j
5-Geni
iS from 1
4
WEHAVEHQAGEHTS
aT WmT ?k.
tat Lit. $'.! i'.rxc
-iter Ut Zi ytist
SrrT
if, r.uust, I r7
r. n zi. r
""r" T lU m'
(UiilBT f 8uM aju sunn are.
YftUMPET CALL3.
Baa'. "iJSS.
to tha Unredftinea.
.
I x "
I I all God eska.
The prunea
limb Is seldom
tf on t-at
diet.
A wdae inan's
cletakc are tha
capital of b's ex
perience. The greatest
deeds are done
by tbo who
ere the lfcut
conscious that tuey are freat.
I If our eye were brighter, un t-ara .
! Trould be brighter. !
Disposition Is the mint that coins our
! -comforts cr their counterfeits,
j "To err is hum?n." Tint Is sound .
' doctrine; nor Is it Lnrd to live up to.
Eomo people are b?ptized simply to
; near the world say, "O. how pious;"
I The rctn who will do good as be has j
j opportunity wiil be busy every day. j
j Tha man who knows nothing except j
! what he has learned from bock. Is :
' poorly educated. Ram's Horn.
Microbe Can
: lUldnesa.
bv a microbe, ac
. liSianfcS S Cau-
' cordlnc to Dr. II. Sabarmrd, the famou
x"rench dermatologist. The eminent
"V , . . r vv1 - hli
pnyslcian has for n:S.y years nc.a mi
j present thecry on the tuoject of DaJd-
i ("
ness, and for the past three years hi
haa been engaged In making culturei
of the microbes and In performing er
perlments with them. He cow sayi
that If a destroyer ia found for the mi
crobe no one need be bald.
When a man's love grows cold he
ghould put his arm around her and
warm her up.
will cure well, have a bright,
: . , - . n . .
! riCll COiOT and liavor, With gOOct
b j properties, if liberally
t r r j
supplied with a fertilizer con-
i . . - in, t
i taming at least lUj ti(,lHdi
m the form of Stilpliate.
v f . . .
I IP-C quality OI tobacco 15 im-
; roved by that form of potash.
J
Our boots w;il tell 5ou Just what to use.
They arc free. Send for then.
GETiMAS KALI WORKS.
xk
hea demonstrated ten trsocnd
tiiate that it i3 almost icftllible
FOR WOMAN'S
PrCUUAR
WEAKfjESSFS,
Irreirolirities and dereTijremLts.
lt has become the leaciig- remedy
lor this claF.i of troubles. It exerti
a wonderfully healin?. strtegthea
ir.g acd EOOthiDg influecca upon
the menstrual orpins. It cuits
'whites' and falling of the womb.
It atopa flooding and relieves eup-
I a
pressed and painfnl menstruation.
For Change of Life it ia the best
medicine made. It is beneficial
during prepnanr'T, and helps ta
bring children into hemes barren
for years. It Invigorates, stimu
lates, strengthens tlie whole sys
tem. This ?reat remedy Is cfferd
to all afflicted women. Why will
any woinn suffer another minute
with certain relief within reach t
Wine of Cardui on!y costa $1.00 per
bottle at yonr ciruz btore.
Tor advice, in ea?s rtiutrinf rprcial dirc
tar.l. aldrua, Qivinij tymptomt. ttit "Ladir$'
Advirrry V'pr rtmrr.t," Tttt Chattanooga Atd
icir.c Co., Ch-iitaMX-ga, Xnr
Re. 1. W. SMITH. Camden, 3. C. tsvi:
"tf.y wife i;;ed Winec! Cs-tii;l at home
for taltlrg of tha wotrb and it entirely
cured hr."
P!UM,MORPH!NE,WK!SKEY,CO-
ran-. Toiareo ni Pb;i!T. Ulprtnc Habit
rr" ivntlT ccrfl t-T II A R v" ii llllUI'
1 1lEATMEVf. My b"' k. e nraliU t fr. 1 mt.r
rit i t. malle.1 fre. IU. J. '. flOFF.MW.
Tteo:n 4 Iiabella Hnll llnc. thifaeo. 111.
Oo!!on at a Profit
force. ' fjmm)&mtKtnl3&
.ana may 1 v3MMM!i&V
TTIIS CACS88 B ALDXEf 5
I
61
How tie land deep with a CHATTANOOGA CH1LLFD
PLOW, wh'-c' will jire a nc-w soil and prepare !t to tcre up
r:o:Etut a;a!n?t next .on'a drcuth. If tha turner Is fol
lowed Ts-ith a CfnTTrtF.COG fcl'ESOIL TLOW, 10 trch tte
better. Er.rt::re ol tvxlt dealer cr write for cata.lom and
Information PR EE. ru
CHATTANOOGA PLOW COMPANY, j
Chattanooja, ........ Tennessee. f3
t-Tli iili W.i h l it
f tit
t !-
j. Wfi-
tnm , n Stmt. FrW. h nncit. !.,. n.
tv- -Mti;MuOn4nka MiMMWJkclM.
nuittuJUUJ Ot
it 1
TT 1 W
IfpPPTl
llUUlUJ
-- m
fjlll I
Know
What
It Does?
It relieve a pero j
all Heirn for
STorcdrlnkorctrr. j
restores en nervous
gvstem to its normal
cbnditi c. and rein
states a man to -his
tome aad business.
uGircss
.THE.
iattie
n siitkii iei . y a r
GREENSBORO, N. C.
If von need a saw mill, any six, write
me before buvtng elsewhere. I have
. . - - - j r.t oil?
tlie most coTr.oifie ae -j
dealer or Eianufactuter in th? south.
CORN MILLS,
Yery behest rrade Stone?, at tinusual
Iv low prices.
WOOD-WORKING MACHINERY,
Planer. Mcal.K-r-. F.dS'er-, He-Saws,
Land Kaws, L'iths, et.
ENGINES AND BOILERS,
Talbott aad Liddell.
Encleberg Rice Ilullyr, in stock, quick
delivery, low prices.
V. C. BADHARfle
No. loOd Main St., Columbia, S. C.
e ATTEND THE
COMMERCIALSchoof,
r.RT.txerttG. s o.
COMMERCIAL School,
C!IHLESTO. 5. V.
Largest, first Eanlrred and only p--datt
1 tluxiue-s Ctilleso i 'lie M ne of, t .
Witte for Catalogue.
SOMETHING NEW.
KEEPING abreast with
the inventions of this
age, we, by modern ma
chinery, compress our
powdered Dr. M. A. Sim
mons' Liver Medicine into
tablets and sugar coat
them.
Consumers can either
swallow the tablets whole
or chew them up and swal
low with water. The
candy sugar coating ex
cludes the air protects the
purified medicine from
microbic influences, pre
vents the possibility of
deterioration from atmos
pheric changes, insuring
perfect purity and full
strength when taken, and
makes it pleasant to
take as candy. Tablets
contain only the powdered
Liver Medicine, same as
sold in packages by Dr.
M. A. Simmons and we
his successors, since 1840.
Mr 25 Cts pr Tartar.
G. F. Simmons Medicine Co,,
PROPRIETOR.
St. Louis, JvIoi
FARM
SEEDS
Balur's 6eMs an Varraated to Prodaea.
t. Walter. ! .RtTiTl',1. Pa., attonIii.4th.worH
br irowlntl'fl bur.if fa:ter eora: t. Arldr.
Mliuloott. W It.. UJ bu.h. barlr, ui P. Hloaot,
Hand all a, Iowa, br rowcf IM bath. Balt-r'. eatf
p-r ara. if you a .um. nu ii.tm. n win n iu
li-'j 0 saw euttom-rt. bene. l l tmS on trial
10 DOLLARS WORTH FOR 10c.
11 rtn of rtr. fara Rof Pn, Sand V.ub.
ion. Wheat, ' ebaep H;. Jtrui.tn Vera. ., in.
clailsg oar mammoth Catalogn., talllff a.1
aije&t th IVM rold (rtitt frr baat cam. lor r
&.w marv.Ioa. euro idi oau, 'Tna'fim,
iaa tampi. of (am., all maliM jn apaa
Mctlpt er not I'M. ponac. pa.1nr.17
itthf v to e- a aiart inumio enu.
Sed tatr at f 1 00 a mil
i Jlft. rarllt rt(.vao
Piaai
aatu. Sio. -.
fend 1 hl
catalog
ad, aiosg
A, 0. B.
8 N. U. Ko. 7.-93.
eat
lita.Ga. istatl btihit., KaUxt
aort tuna. tfM ravt g.a (
HHARLOTTE COMMERCIAL
So Vacations PcalUona O-iamnUe-J -CeUf-ae Tr
e want a hrntlina; agent !n arery eonnty
t- sell onr latest tmproTf-d Plowa. aII kinds
direct from the faotory to tie farmer. Work
r jht aronad your home
Babt Ccltivator CoxpAirr,
Birmingham, Ala.
T?Wa.lVIEN VANTED.
TO TKATEI. fcr old eatatllaked bemaa
I'ermaaent vdtioa. t40 pr mcnth aad all exrenaMi
P.W.ZW3X4 4 C0S 14 Lccuat t. I-liidllkla
W1
HAT "BOB TAYLOR,'
GOV. OK TKNS., SATS.
Jfartla City Drat XTf. Co.. KMrma. Tana.
Gantlarnan! In reply t your latter cf
race t date, wlllaay tLatl did r c1t rraai
taaeflU from "Dr. Fran'a Couch Cnrv.H
conalder !t tha teat remedy tor cccfhs aa4
eoida I aart yt aaxL Youra tnily,
ROMal L. X ATLAS.
11.1. V
SAW MILLS.
iSlfiii
Gaqgy Li?er plsgiGlns.
SOUTHEBHliSf
BB.da4 gatedala la Elect June 50
Io. 15. f Central Tim. 1 1
f 25 a m Lt Porfoli.
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1 12 p ra Lr....Hih PoJ,t. .V. T I H
1 15 p ra Ar.SalUbury f ti.r t T . , J
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t Ra!f
Lt Il'irh'ita
Lt Hl-.-hmond
Lt N-w tork
Lv P",i!''i-hbia....
Lv Jt.iiti ai--r
Lv VV.isHi.Kton
Lv Cli:irlotioovl'lo. .
Lt I.yi-.cbiiurg'
Lv Dunviilo
Lt Gr-r.sboro....
Ar 8alllury
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Lt PalLV.irr
Ar fitat8vi;ie......
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Ar MorgJLtoa
Ar Mariou
Ar Round Tlnob....
Ar Dlltmo:e
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Ar Kfloxvl'.ld
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Lt Asbevllie.
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Lajteru Ilaif
Lv Aslievlile SCIpm 8 20 am
LtBlltmcro 2 15 rni C2 tRra
Lv Hen'aoaTllla. 4 CO !-n 9 ! ht.
Lt Trvon fi ihJ pru 10 20 am 11 (-J ;a
Lv .vprtrtauburg-.C (W pm 11 23 a.: 12 10 ia
Ar Union 7 15 pm 12 41 j m
LvUnlou 1 SO pen -.LiUa- t
Lv A'aton -.f zi pui ""2 r n
ArCulumtla.. 34 pin 8 35 j m
Ct'atrrtl lime
Ar Savannah 0 03 am
Ar Jacksonville. ..9 10 am
P.
13.
Lt .T.t; U'oavii 7 W in
Lt Btv.inuah 1 Rj
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Lt Columbia 3 3 ) am 11 80 aoi
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Lt A'.'avueo villa
Ar E.iinm
Ir Bryoa Clly
Ar Andrew....,
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Lv Marptiy
Lv Tociot.n . . . ,
Ar Andrew
Lt Brpon City ,
Lt Binam
Lt U'llsjet
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(CcLtral Time) NoJ
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Ar Salisbury 7 30 pm Lv 1 aliMirv .r t'
65.
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" TraFni Hoa. 11 and 12 and 37 aid )
au Hleerlni ca- Vtwfrn Na.hi:i. iJ
tanocfta, Knoxvtlie, Hot Hj rlg', Jli
WaahlDL-tcn aijd J-riy Citr.
Trains V' . 87. 11 and 12 P ilirraa P.-,"-
ear, retwn AuaruiAnd Cba'litte.
Trams Noa. 11 and 12, 9 a'.d lO .'V
Bop', botw-n Clr.iJni.aU. A-ivii:',
ucitia, BavaLcali and Jafkro.'i viile.
Tra.H 15 aad 18. Pullman ti-: r''
twee a 5oK.lk. P.aWti. aret.'x,m.
bury, Aitii. I'oxTUis. Cbl -Mct
Ka.cbvl.le. ,.
Trains Ka. 7 and n, 35 acJ 06, i
a!e-p5iijC(irH tj-tw-en A Levlile, arti:
Atlanta and ;.acii,
Trains N'-e. 13 an 1 lt, Pullaan Fnr cr
btTT--ii A-bviil'", tpart;ia!.urg. C
and Cbarl'.i-tML. a. C. ,
TraiLs 5 n.id 6 a.a'o-. eoDa-nlon at ...
town a ;. Knoxvi.!-) vrith trains to : !
M"n pliir. N-w O.l- -'ii, ' to.
P. R. O.VN'.ON. ?f- A'f 1".
T. V-rr-4. A G"n. M ia. Tr'i.T. V.)'
Wahfejftoa, D. C. Wa-hir.i't
W. A. TURK, H. FT. IIABFiVIf..
Ceu'l PiLv' Ag"t. A.'t. C-n. r-.". A
VahlrgtOB, D. C. At.a--.
Will Lose the Interest.
There will be no poiir tersest
eala of the Kanaas I'aciiic ra:.r:i
The recrganizatiou cor-inittee
fered to Lil ,303,W, the f I & c;:'
of tLe principal of tLe .leLt m'. -rovernment.
TLe 1'itter "ill. -''-i'.
loso the interest, acioniiti- to
n:.
ToKrRulate Hotel .tJ
A bill in the Kentucky Lei -'-
fixes daily rates in f.rat-cass l'-9 4
51. 50; boarding bouses CO ce'-:.
restaurant mea'.a 2j cents each.
r orctKncrs
i nave said that the
s voice Is proncrally
, but it !s vrr-
can woman
and strident, but it
h9 la saying "yes.