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: ixitT JocxajLLia a tu wtau'crowa their military renown bj the
tabmiitddmr.ttpt Kndv Mlcantnra of Mr nrl Mra. Davis,
rtaownibwauHoMiUMrKaatk. Miss Howell and rwo fern alt Ber
. -j: wkext jocajj au a m eoinma
I - . la paiUlDa TM7TaIM7M 11.M
irmnnm i . a. SV
Xl)YatI3a B4.TKS (DAI1T) One
boh on day i.pO; Se far each sobeqneut
dTerUeena.eD,u ander head of "Bualneea
iO-!t, 19 eentspar for flrt. and (seats for
very suhn nnt laaartlrui
Be jfarMmitauibinMr.ittvMn
ocas MMMuipnc
tea tinea be lnaertad tree jtlladdlttona
(sutler irip e euiH I mm mi Une
raraeat Ifif,'1' trBVenti advertisement
- . Masts eJ ia eTaev lUaojar dvr
lemtaWrltedoWteproijntl7 et tbe
Comnibnieatioua onlalata( nee of a dls-
- -eaetioa m eeai rqanera; m aoilcttad. No
OBBaanieatue) niM 1m exaacted to be dud
.-, 1 toned tnat eantaina Qtoieettonable mmoiii
. lie rtUknolds M' bibv pt the author or
wtu make noire tnaqr en column o ft b
Any pereon eBna uiUMd et en anony
aaooaoommtinjcakiioa earn opteln tbe name o
4 entnor oy fepoMcattoa at tbla offloe and
sewms mpmnm iM.kaawnee exists
fCW fflCHNE, S. C. FEB 4 lf90
rta ta one at Nr Ban. M 0
' tat
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M rHT. riTIOXlL EMBKDLIO
- Jfti-condition of affairs in the
. uM-tUL .
lB,s.fSprVji ;' r . Bait.
' . Il disgraceful. .Uoagress nas oe(n
, ' , laflWilin for m6re than two month?,
, v " aid'fiia absolnteli done nothing
folh public weal. Basinees is
1 i depressed in every department of
. I8l, uou wonting uicu in
iQpaAitjrfeel oppression as a moan
taia weight crashing oat their
energies and wasting their sut
stan, Wby is this ! Every Con
greapls governed by its own rules.
It is usual, on the meeting of Con
gress, to pass a resolution declaring
the rales of the l ist Congress in
fdfpjyfctH the adopt ioa of roles by
the sitting Congress, but no such
action has been taken, and the
- present disgraceful condition of
affalrn the result. The Speaker
1 U the -supreme dictator and ac
knowledges no rale bat his own
' dfgpjo will. In the language of
thiWashington Post, "It is the
- diit- shonld be the pleasure,
oWJkligbt 'tninded members on
; b5fi48Jof the chamber to end
tUapaStisftn and unprofitable con-
' tewlif by insi8tiD8 nPD
- :giwt L-fronp the committee on
ies, anJj, proceeding to the work
DeiQiCvtnem iigemen wuna pain
otic sense rfi4htobligations."
iPUtlli, vi :
I , HOW atUf'BO XiBpuuiiuau iua-
- jority will continue their revolu
tlmira tnaaonroa earning hft finn.
J'jlr Du,i 'li ia probable that
tiaj;Willrjtule witn an iron band
natil they have consummated their
purpwe'of seating contesting Re
prfblicans in defiance of every prir.
crplebf justice and light.
itjiWiie people will sanction such
'uqrpatton we do not believe, and
we, look to. the future for the com
plete itondeanatien of the Eepnb'
lloltt'partv and its revolutionary
methocU. .
Xlni? iJAPTTRE OF JEFFERSON
DAYIS THE END OF THE RE.
BZJJUOS.
fl3iiCentnry Magazine has de
cUell "merit, but punlished as it is
ia th city of New York, and rely
ing for its support chiefly on the
- lorth, it is favorable to that sec
tion oo? all questions involved in
the late wat between the States
ItVftrne that its colnmns have
. . - -' . .. . ... . -ii
beeaopen to ine writers oi ui
sectiorf, and some of the highest
' tributes to tbe'soldiery of the South
bwjrppeared in its pages
TOeeDftfary number of this
popular magazine contains? two
articles of specmi interest to the
,' i c tki. CfAnk tDno nf thaoa
V. Is on "The Cptoreoiv Jenerson
I ' Davis-Tbe 'End of the Bebellidn,"
,V " bj John G. Ni'colay and John Hay,
. : - ' private secretaries of the President,
V " --"afid tha . other is on the "Pursuit
v fi in3dfpiuW of Jefferson Davis,''
f J bywOeaii James Harrison Wilson
4 n-I'.f. and Wffliam,P, Stdman.
The flxst'fa a chapter In the life
-' v ' of brabam.' IAncolri, which has for
' - ' mani ; months beea in preparation
. , b bis private secretaries, and is
" h ' intended to magnify nis name
i f - . Tblfl;is from "the Federal
Oenerals. wbo with all the soldiery
' r ' 4. .J. il.-I.
lax proMblj to t nilltoB of dolura
jTanta.
?f
- Itisjait toKloolaj'and Bijtq
say that their account . has; the
semblance of impartiality .inasmuch
as they gird the version of Mr.
Reagan, Confederate Postmaster
General, and copious exfcraoti from
the writings , pt . j&i, Davis, and
General Johnston; but, on the
whole, their article is misleading,
and places the Confederate chief
tain in lan attitude Incompatible
with his character and inconsistent
with the knon (acta of history-
The Federal Generals give long
details of the disposition of troopa
necessary to accomplili the grand
event thr.t ia to place them among
the conqueri:. beroetif the world,
The movtuieiitti of divisions, the
mastering f squadmus, the vigor
oui pursuit, the iuduii.iT! 1- re
solve, the itnpetnous chnrgo and
the gluiious woUry aio all tie
scribed. But ths chief object cf G neral
Wilson seems to be to establish the
fact that President Davis was cap
tured in female attire. It is not
pretended that Wilson or S ted man,
or Pritcbard saw him thus habited.
iThe whole story rests upon the
statement of a lieutenant who"saw
him in the shadow of the pines on
"a dark and dismal morning.''
It is notamatterof importance
how Mr. Davis was dressed that
dark night, when alone he met the
flower of the Federal army, and in
sjfonse to the order to"surreiidert''
shouted back his proud defiance.
he country, tho whol- country,
will not be agreed on th's question
of dress, but eo long as memory
ives and honor has a homo in the
South, the statement of Mr. Davis
will be accepted, as consistant
with his character for truth, and
every quality of a noble and vir
tuous manhood.
CONTAGIOUS ULO0D DISK19ES.
Ulcers, sores, pimDles. itch. alt.
rheum, etc., tre evidences of contagions
blood disease. It is manifestly a duty
to eradicate blood poison from the sys
tem by a use of B B B. (Botanic Blood
Baim), idu8 enablmg the sore places to
beal, and tbereby removing all possi
bility of other members of the family
becoming likewise afflicted. Send to
Blood Balm Co., Atlanta, Qa., for book
that will oonvince.
J. li. Outlaw, Mt. Olive. N. C.
writes. - i naa raoning: sores on mv
i . t i i '
shoulders and arms. One bottle B.B.
B. cured me entirely. "
L. Johnson, Belmont Station. Minn..
wiitee: "B. B. B. hai worked on me
like a charm. My head and bodv waa
covered with sores, and my hair came
oat, nut ts. li. a. healed me quickly."
H7 T T7" : I- T"T . . I m .
ir . n.iuma, autcnens. xex.. r tm
B. B. B. has cared mv wlfA nt a Wa
ulcer on her iegnhat dootora' and all
an otner rneaieine could not are.
M. J Rossmin,apronrnenerohant
oi ureeosuurp, ua , -wnies: Ti Know of
several cites of bipod dlseagq speedily
cured by B. B. B'.: Two bottles cured
a lady of n?!y scrofulous skin sores."
W. (J. Hirchmore & Co.; Maxer. Ga
write: "B. B. B. in cmitrr Mr. Robt.
Ward of blood poison effected one of
the most, wonderful cures that ever
came to our knowledge."
R. N. and F. S. Duffy, wholesale and
retail agents, Mew Berne, N. C.
Both in appearance and manner.
the Czar has become a Muscovite
of the old Gossacktype. lie is a
CDlossal figure, being a giant, both
in height and girth, quite bald,
with a flat nose, an immense sweep
ing moustache, and a stupendous
beard, which flows over his chest.
SCROFULA
It la that Impurity In the Wood, which, ac
cumulating In the glands of the neok, pro
duces unsightly lumps or swellings; which
causes painful running sores on the arms,
legs, or feet; which devekwes ulcers in the
eyes, ears, or nose, often causing hllndnew or
deafness; which Is the origin of pimples, can
cerous growths, or the many other manifesta
tions usually ascribed to "humors;" which,
fastening upon the lungs, causes consumption
and death. Being tbe'jnost ancient, it Is the
most general of all diseases or affections, for
very few persons are entirely free from It.
HrBcean CURED
. By taking Hood's Sarsaparllla, which, by
the remarkable cures it has accomplished,
dften when other medicines have failed, has
proven itself to be a potent and peouMsr
medicine for this disease. Some of these
cures are really wonderful. 11 yon suffer fritt
scrofula, do sure to try uooa s oarsapanua.
1" My danehterHary was afflicted wltu scrof
ulous sore neck from the time she was 22 months
old till she became six years of age.; Lumps
formed in her neclt, and one of them after
growing to the site of Caisson's egg, became
running sore for over three years. We gave
her Hood's Sarsaparllla, when the lump and
aU Indications of Scrofula ' entirely dis
appeared, and now she seems to be a neaitny
Both the tnetbod and results fwhen
Syrup of figs Is taken; it is pleasant
and refreshing to the taste, and act
gently yet promptly on the Kidneys,
Liver and Bowels, -cleanses the sys
tem effectually,' dispels colds, head
aches and fevers and cures habitual
constipation. Byrup of Figs is the
only remedy; of its kind ever pro
duced, pleasing to the taste and ac
ceptable to the stomach, prompt in
its attiorr and truly beneficial in its
effects, prepared only from, the most
healthy and agreeable substances,, it
many excellent 'qualities commend it
to all and have made it the most
popular remedy knowji. .
Syrup of rigs is for sale in 50o
and $1 bottles by all leading drug
gists, Any reliable druggist who
may not have it on hand will pro-'
cure it promptly for ariy'tme who
wishes to try it Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA FIG SYRVP 0,
bah msorno, CAL
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CREAM BALM
Cloansei tba
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Allay Pain and
Inflammation
Heali tb Sorra,
Rcatoraa tha .
Scnae of Taate
and Smell,
HAY-FEVER
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of Tobaoco and Cigars (mood); a fine lot
of Purham smoking Tobacco, out
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