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The Carbon advocate. [volume] (Lehighton, Pa.) 1872-1924, 1874-09-05
How Carl Rosa Got Married.

Carl Rosa and Perapa, antipodal as
they were In complexion, stature and
avoirdupois, were supremely harmoni-
Gus, excellently adapted to associated
enterprise. He had never undertaken
management until after his marriage,
and he is indebted to her, it is said, for
the inspiration, He is so modest and
retiring a little fellow that many persons
have wondered how he could summon
courage to propose to a woman so
much larger than himself.
The matter of his proposal is thusre-
lated. The musical twain we've en-
route to Hartford by rail seated side by
side; Rose seeming to be unusually de-
pressed. Parepa, close observer, and
always sympathetic, noticing his mel
ancholy, inquired the cause. He an
swered:
81 have been unlucky in this coun-
try. For some reason or other l have
not been able to keep my friends in
America. With the best of feeling and
intentions, l appear to lose as rapidly
as make them. 1 think l have not to-
day single friend"
"Oh, ! am sure you have" respond
ed she brightly.
"Alasl" he exclaimed, signing, II
fear have notl'
Indeed, you are mistaken, my good
Carl. II you have not so regarded me
heretofore, promise you now that 1
will always be your friend"
Rosa's boyish face kindled with de.
light. he took her gloved hand; and
with chivalrous instinct lifted it to hi'
lips.
"And," she added, with charming
ingenuousness, ~ will be your wife al
so, if you like"
A fortnight later they were married.
She had long been very fond of him,
and he of her, and she knew it. But he
was so sensitive and self-depreciating
that she felt that he would not reveal
his affection unless he were literally
encouraged.
Few men or women have been better
partners, sentimentaily or financially,
than Parepa and Rosa. They gave
English and Italian opera at the Acad-
emy in better styles than 1t had ever
been given, and notwithstanding the
great expense to which they had gone,
they realized handsomely from the en-
here over $3.50, 1000. .-Chica Times.
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- A4sHs u ~ Vy
csncE n s nSSAs ~ nscceS oasels s4,s
| ysalt VA tse de1ifsSiiisy 81 >shccpfsgIas
and hedkea it,dnSed Ill Heperal AWeH3Efy 10
make llberat exempti6hS nom MxstiUh u
witA groves 81 5opng .unbeF. ana 10 stinn-
lats al over tbs Hfste tke y@oWth, ~ ira
and hedeee. x Thaf ,aimilas r9SSlG Vould. Y6I.
Low like, NbesalIty toWlrde Danufsc turinf
indpa&EiGs, there ,csn b no DOUBT. Tho ps1-
prieSy ~ such sxemptlen i most eatpeStlt
rscc6manA TO the consid u tion AZ tht {aehsfsf
adyisSbIs 10 enscf mssscrsa csisrlst "a l "a
stimplAts those industriss. Ths Ind ehSe
coAl-dslde underlylle the soIl Of Iovi, zen
dert Il tpfohable ,3hst srch jelconrA ReIn nj
win not 1onx ba needed, and thIt Z ll{tl0 1fd
ht the inciplapey Of mannlhcturfnk entsr-
psiees, ap6.cisntty long ext1nl "a 10 coAyince
their pf6isctofs 81, fhs invitlnx reid iovR
o6ete heln, = al that q necex1Sry % eStah.
liah 6h i &fm 3oofiuf TIE moSf axtsnSive
mAnufActnYSS, The Exemption ftom faxatio1
81 the naonsyn iny66fed tkAreln ahovs e
csrtein amonht. 1GHid. I ~ pefsSad e6lT
5riAG into Ehs state &{rck caxltal. TIE 11ex-
enpted part OF which Womb tself Is rn Ifn1ll
heifse increase the amount ii t1xahls prop
esty, And fbf which, Without seDne ssch
lisSfimipati 0n, " NAY WIT III SesfS. ~
!, 81 ~, ~ ~ -ls 4ssFt
VI sAsEts2 TAo HnTrIx. asot raw 8sc'
] ne militia Nv Sof the otxta neeAs
teStsiun. q ThX present ststute. enActsd
originally air time III M Scnsem.
Plsted thoronsh crgspisisi6n y
forth such On enrichment having passed Awny,
there IL now 10 disposition 3o enforce ~
stringent uroyiSiona. H0f1ttf1orl I az M m
suyKestiotS or the Adiutshtz 0cnersl. whoeo
attention hAs una voidsbly BEEN drawn 70 tfie
insdeduacy Or the present ihv. the cereful
considerafion Of the General Assembly. Al
Increase Of coinpen sutton scefhs 10 Sc adyise.
ble rs case ~ those VINO NAV be cslied on for
active duty, 6 III the instance i shall pree-
ently mention, 10 Be rcoyfifed 10 orft 6ne'a
business. perhaps on peremptory notice. N
order % do mfiitary,dutv Isl the nrotectIon IN
community, ought to Command better nav
than ~ cents q day and subsistence. Active
bv reaeon 81 service. a ii some other $780,
where ! term Of years il i military companv
exembts from iufv dt,ty Ard poli.tsr hence
the more reason for 4 better co,nnensa an
for active service.
|. The Adiutat,t- reports total
amount Of $iS, 2O1 paid ON account OF the
gray uniforms 81 the second and third lows
3St, 499.5S, or which amount there remains
due BY the United States eS7SS 10, ne
also paid on other claims sos 9i during 1ST2
and 1873. The code mAkinr no proyision for
the expenses OF the quArtermsster, depart
ment Of the state, Il recommend the passage
OF stutute similar 70 the former one upon
the subject, or permanent appropriation
therefor. I also suggest Al enlarged allow.
Anee to this oflicer for clerk hire. would
commend TO your attention other recommen-
dations OF the Adiutant General In relation
to his ONCE.
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II uNnplR wPont In AUi1yURYmn0t n
scncss,. 49, s.s4s<s.1a - ~ y ~ \ - y
i crss - 81 60 IN ~ sesset.,ssSins III
i no unore rscor6s g -. 81 ~ 10 -
j tFIesuFcr1him Wa Is 80 fus6S - hsniIe.
4 IN ~ tnn.es ~ "a ~ sesSoi .Sirsctorshirs
vith -, mcse Sntiss n rsrersn. m a. HI
NM. "a slmcss 81 NJ
Il snsrsby Wrsnsat. ID q itssif ! Screibas -.
insc..sas IN nsor g staple % nen,p Or
inanitSs simal dissrscss seen; 70 $ ssrSiy ID.
fensibls except upon the theory sat the
| beat eoyernmeut Il fhat Vhich come neareat
supplying every mn with An once. The
i sufprisin0 mi1raana9 ont OF echool nioueys
revealed Ii the subsrinte dents report, ii
81 3 multipllcsfion 81 aducaSrt UfncefS. ~
The PRECAUTIONARY ons 81 tks S6pcrintend.
ent.-that 1rnusi reports 81 rerIired nom
both schooi secretaries ana trseSprcrs, ana
! tat thcse oflcers 81 choseu Is eertember:
| fof morn elective County supeevition: and
IL favor Of proyidinT ior Htsfe fescners' GER
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fund placed & the dlsposai Of the axeSHtl 81
council for emergencies az this nature s. Xrn'
III. expenditure the shops ware replacA& R 1e,
walls were carried mp between them,a W.
between each Of them and the other {44ttsnaSv,
With which they ware connected. II w,
ne duty q the Gsneral Assembly TO COMMENT Lad
he proDriss{ q The Other Improves a sS
nendations, but refer You 70 the report A.,
.he visiting committee authorized By tfjS ~.
fourteenth General Assembly for infottRS ~ =,
Ion - to the necessity for those imprgSY y5sdf
I The warden ha. stated the fact Of his teoes
pointment ~ . delegate TO the Nati6t4k,n,oa
Prison Congress, and has detailed to nHhdfS
extent the proceedings Of that convenf "a
u which he was participant. This SNslr,ao
of whom had not only had valuable ~ 10 10
perience In the direction and control Of cons,s,,
Victs, but also Of humane mon, who 800
made the matter Of prison discipline s1hr,u'o,
sss q thought and study for years. % ftsIa
"a aWske to the question Of how best, 'foySs
,onduct pris0n discipline % g not onlv - et;
protect society but to make it educatonaI a.a
nd reformatory - well - exemplary, IoWH5as
soId lsld encousagement e this spirit aiu1;
ventons called 70 promote II, and that eh1sdt
should have the benefit In her own prisons III, !,
al wise suggestions made Ut these. conven-
HNonN it was therefore gratifying to me t6kf INT
attended tho conyention. It was 8 sourccaGf
regret = me that there WAS NO fund at angina
dsposatout Of which felt authorixed fiGsoH
Say his e0poaeee, and It seems to me tH6ts2
"enetA assembly should make the smallss,
m npprtepras.ca nscesssfy for his reinbarSee
must b permitted to reiterats and enSaIy
pnssi1e the VaFasnss accommodation forcnsdf
t,a.v school HAving visited the penitsnss1q
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GOVERNORS ,Bisnnaiial me-
t'sss'sms- " y. ssssss "a Ho.s y Rsp p,r
sSg,faffauaas ,.s.s,-..a,s

OY8901R4Sf0n III h8e01@IA1 AUS0 IN
nicata IA vnr s.tns sr,a,tlcr ~ 81. sese !,
ma - Hr3cnr,.sr6 such ..sstS.a, ~ \. ~.
1esm SvnsSssrt y sS.~' 49, ris..s.t.- ~
~ heen ons N vsrisd srnsv,srcs "a ~ ~
rcople n foSay. Prior ~ ~ qi.S x,ss
acsths L hsd been insstes ~ ~ "A m "a III
sdsnees Of progress and prospss3ty II ~ g.
uri1orSiy chsrAcss,sss - ;rtesi;ssn, ~
Smnif{nn. rrcris M ~ M sSYssS,s. ~ y
5lsst HenteSher flmsnctsi Si1asssr n-nstsSt M
DR. M m hsinSs ~ Snmsn IrtS-sSss'
81 20 enfir6 connXtrv a Nom SiS MT 49,
ths innnsmcs al ~ nsn,n I AVA ~ "a SH,.
fuzzy recoysfed from tie business stssrs ia ti y
iplessure hnvNvSf tkktsf tefsv - x. TX ~
When IL "a. rsvulsos sh.s mnas or ~ ~
and that a !, thsf INC as~eio,,,s. II - ~
lrreat natnrai reeonrces' ana an croyth ~ ~ Z
BtXtA. n evarv siesnenf ~ |ssfsh 9vs
reached noih{ khsch ininres "a nss.,,s ~
thsfature rom such sntirs proassaticn nsi ID
yrleion inri,nr IN vear 1Hfn' TINE ,mmrritv
from the WORT eiiects al cnmmsrcisi avg.
tai n larrniv sttrihnta IA IA ~ No 1fss
lows g pre.er6inentlv ii ssrieuisntaI etife
IN this Connection il II 40 : caueeof' rride
and congratuistion 10 thc scitisens AZ low
that the finances n the State, . shown, b
ina most fSvofable condition. And .nrnlsniss
to supply every neceesagy demand mo-, the
,treasnfy without embarrsae,ncnt 10 In No.
PIE Of recourse 10 new "nsssures 4 81 =, 81 ia
ii1sasS q reysnu 1e s5sFao ,se M, A,
aEeg SID ia 1lxANc1% sd ser bin35
~ The report ofrtle Auditos Of STATE shows
,thst duriha the 0scl term fhare ~ ma
INTO the general re venue ffi5d al the St1fe
the DAka f6f n f40iH7 ri q End fherr 90 ~
bursed therefrom the sprn rfs ~ 1Annno} ~.
the expendissres thus e1cecdinr Tia reccipts
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ruBLlc LANDS.

la1ds, ~. uo.0e Aeres, 603f lob, IL md, hall /
block Of university lands, A6a0 Acfss m
Of s.amn isn1A 4. - - secfss. ssAaI
csiYed,l ealing 10 11,sos.74 sssss 3D. :.
there ars No leEas inn loW On which 49,
can Be located tAey ~ atpresentiiof doabt.
lqA NAluey The Registered 70 the ySaus
able tahles pfeasnted h his s1brm6r report 4
list Of the swamp and ,oyerfowsd lands fol
which the federal government has allowed
the state indssnnity Il either scrip or caSh. !.
a as aars ~ ' 3 &. e s
land L0mce 10 receive and extmine seiectionl
Of swAmp. lands. made IL several counties 81
tine state, which selections had bocn reported
70 the surveyor. general y Dubudqe. brl
which, mot having behn reported WI thxi
ofacef 70 TIP commissioner ~ the general
MI. ,clekh'.rn. the swamp land commissioned
states The amount 81 TIE claims thus X.
opened at 005, T70.46 acres. From oIiiy
small part Of these lands, however, viii IN
counties receive any ,beueft. - most of then
have passed Into tie hands of purchasefs 81
been taken up under the Homestead ut,
unle. CONGRESS should permit indemnify
cestl ss issssd therefor p y iosAtsq ou
H IN Additions, tt.cts lof1 land lcsfs,4sd
directly ~ indfrsctly "a. the Eurhngt0K q
Missouri River railroad, company make th9
aggregate u all ths graht1 f6r internal I'm
pfovements ID Iowa 4S9e 00e e8 acre. y ~.
Vntne I9sn oiJ uiy. iS!S. upon eaitb Act1ry
Sxaence eertine9 70 tnS eSsfstary 1f ths
ssn nilss ssch, I. hon ne iSufA ind 81 'tSs
state Of Minnesota e6utherlt III the sstifec.
ton Of Sioux CITY 2 u thS Glhux ulsJ Ana
st. PSdf railroad. aUpUn similar eVjdenne.
q the 10th Of Auguat, l ser i4ed 70 the en-
sssucti0n g Anotnef 1ectlQns and or the 4th
~ q Eepruary, 1919 g. the conpl etlon 0f
~ ~ more sections, one PRIOR " Aukust 70,
~ fStS II Rssu Y ssRtem0er ". dcIz V0
s..s aYsn , e v sS tne Qnlte9 Statns
cogpt,cf shs road, sud bni iths i5th q JdHs
~. u -. sVg,os4do ecres mom: A2n0 provision
= g ~ ~ r. yes ueen maze 10r tne sonveynnce
y ~ lsnds 81 TINS grant ~ the company
ss saI sne1mc, csil 1ouf attention there
.eyin ofder snss you mey IKE the nece9aAft
. y ~ ioinn snc oDEsauone OF the ctAte
49, - .ne company some OF the lands afe
T I..s " sne. lcoFs9or SAiseouri RIVER
nsltrofd Company, ana Aeye besp eeFvp1
49,, 49, d HtJaacuon leeneo on ~ the circuit
cRuIs e. ~ OeSo0le county reetf91m1S ~ from
RHsAtensn8 tnQ3c inns ~ 0llpq8e. The roAd
= noH SomptdEed Eom IA STATE linz e IA-
~ rSence teo ttack q Ne Iowa F9l!e -
SaCR1 SAty ro4d u smA4e No. pE iAto Sioux
Uaty IRON tne state line the roAd owned ~
~ ~, reqA - .Ga03x Cltv COMPANY = con-.
sssqcte0 tnrn@8h Mt eth Paul, furniah5ng
:! MAnnSeote wlt0 - m94t direct rOptei 70 the
g cauc. Ing lows company has yet to bgAd
~ fQA3 q sioux City, distance Of some
sWcnAA.qve- miles. i. fe.l wpf eli ~ syee
4. D95 ntsle Pl1gEeee "a Req made toMAfne
ne S compaetlonI 81 re AS0rexor and Miaaep.
q to9gfeia making the grant for this road
eAye the Initial point OF the road 6hatl be Msi
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Your earnest attention Is Invited to the re-
port OF the Warden or the Penitentiary. Il
u document which will repay psrusal even
by persons who may not be called to legis-
late In reference TO the management or sup
port OF conyicts. In my visits TO this Inst,
official relations With tie warden, i have uni.
foFmly been pleased with his earnest efforts
to meet the Operous requirements OF his po-
sltion, While be has hbored 10 bring the
mana cement OF the penitentiary into entire
harmony with the humane tendencies OF the
age be has neither relaxed the discipline Of
the c0uvicts nor diminished their efficiency 8
leborers. Il Y 70 pc hoped thh institution
The number 81 convica borns npcn the
books q the date Of the report vas 40; Of
which 2lS are State prisoner, TO which
may be added % sent to the additional peni-
tentiary at AnAmosA. November 8, 1871,
there wers $50 State prisoners," showing,
when thu increase In our population is taken
into account, ~ encouraging decrease In
crime. The report shows balance ~ the
standing repairs and coat Of transportation
had besn taken out, Of this fund. You VIII
learn through th!s report that the sppropria-
uoD Of the last General Assembly to enlarge
the shop room Of the prison was judiciously
expended, and that the additional shop room
Contemplated hss been completed. That
position of the aPpropriatton designed TO
light the prison With ga4, Instead OF OF, was
rot nssd, g y vas found 70 be insuincisnt
pii.S ' Ths ~srd.p rssonmsnds u additiop.
siappropristion Il II. 50 81 Ia porposs 81
supplying gas ard - this add my hearty
approval. With the Gmall, appropriation
necesssry to make this much needed In.
provemsnt, It ssems to me that the use 81
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ran WARTIME coMnIrfn.

In accordance with joint resolution number
six Of the 18th General Assembly, lS73, I
appointed Hugh N. Thompson Of Scott o.,
p. Cad Bryan OF Warren, Sylvester L. CArey
OF Howard, and Albert W. SWAIN Of Greene,
~ the committee TO visit the two pentteatiA-
ries and report upon the points named in the
resolution. When notifying these gsntlsmsal
OF their appointment, informed th6m that
no appropriation had been made BY the Con-
eral Assembly which provided for the pay
ment OF the comd1ttes, but, ~ deemed the
information contemplated In the resolntion
important. / asked them 70 do the work and
await your action for pay. They did 90, with
what result you WIN learn by IN examination
OF the report which they submit to yoa.
These gentlemen performed their Iduties, IN
my judgment, With the solo view OF pr0mct-
Ing the interests Of the STATE. They spent
their own money IN going and coming, b.
sldee taking the tine don their own buaneeE
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TIE LInxA1Y.

The report or tho Superlatendenk IT Psb,
lic Instruction pressntA the usual valuable
stAtistics Of that interesting department Of
the State goverpment,I The number Of per-
coma Within thu school age u ~, 80. an in
cEsaeA during tbs hIenqlal paSiod ,ok \. 863,
The numbef * sehool sdistsie}s IAAS inesaksed
989, ewing to the organization Of independ-
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Acceptabl5 continues its work. Of educating
those for whom Il y intended One hundred
and nineteen etudents are enrolled, coming
from Afty-one counties. One-thrd Of
the counties have never had pupils In thia
institutiQp, Although some OF them appear to
have within their borders several Who need
It's instructi0nA The superintendent, n his
report, points ont some Of the capses which
prevent thoss having thu caro- of deaf and
dumb youth from securing rs privileges tor
their WArdA and Justly remarks that COM
pulAory education, u desirable anywhere,
would SEEM to be smineptly proper N behalf
Of this unfortunate claas, 3S a n .Si,f.
/ The buildiDg, with thu aid Of the appro-
priation Of last seaaion. has been made qnits
comfortable, and the meAns Of heating and
lighting improved. For the present needa OF
this insutpsion, some Of them vary pressing,
refer yQu To the reports Of its supertntena.
ept and tho board. Upon two points r would
particularly enlarge. One Of these = that 10
rstetencs TO : higher education st this school.
The State haA made ample provision for the
Instruction Of those Who cep heas and spsak,
NOT osgattipg the blind; And II " ualy right
that thIs sehool should afoFd to IL plplle On
pppprtunity for obtaining the hlgheR elltufs
ct which they may be found capable The
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-22
EVERY ONE SHOULD CALL AT THE
Grand Central Dry Goods Esta blishm't
w. D. LOVE & CO.

NDER the Wheeler House, and examine
~ their extensive stock OF DRY GOODS,
BOOTS, SHOES, &C., before making your
purchases. We have marked down all our
stock to panic prices, so as To close it ont in
the next thirty days. to mako room for Il
large line Of goods purchased lately for ca IN
Our BOOT and SHOE DErARTAlE ENT is no "
complete, and comprises n choice line o!
Ladies and Mems Boots. Shoes, CATERS and
Slippers, as well as a full line of Children y
Shoes, from the best shoe manufacturers in
the country.
We have p big stock of HOSE and HALF
HOSE, from ten cents pair to two dollars,
which will be found unequaicd, either in
price or quality. anywhere.
Our stock Of Dress Goods, Notions, Llccs,
Embroideries, handkerchief, Ties, Scarfs,
Rutlling, Puffings, Gents furnishing Goods
and Underwear, Linens, Table Damasks,
Napkins. Towels, White Goods, Black Alpa.
cas- and Mourning Goods, Prints, Home.
spuns. Shcetings, shirtings, Cassimeres,
Jeans, Tweeds, Ladies, Made-up Underwear,
Llama Points. &C., &c., ,oiH De found from 20
TO 80 per cent. delO,c The market ra{ue.
You will save money and time BIZ giving
our stock an inspection before purchasing.
large and substantial stock of Hose and
Hall-Hose for working people, at 10 to 12i
centa pair, worth nearly double.
We offer to close in ton days 1000 pieces
best PRINTS, at II cents yard; 100 pieces
PAPER CAMBRIA, at 10 cents yard,
bought the last few days for each. Other
goods in proportion. ". D. LOVE & CO.,
April ~ Columbia, s. c..
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The MoDoos AT THEIR New HoME.-

The MoDoos AT THEIR New HONE
The Mcdocs, who recently played G
leading part in our history, have been
almost forgotten by the people, but not
by the ubiquitous interviewer. One
OF the fraternity has taken the trouble
to follow the tribe to their new home in
the Qnapaw reservation. Indian Terri
tory, and he now describes what he saw
during his visit. Tho war seems to have
completely cowed them. and they are
apparently resigned to their lot, such as
it is. Scarfaced Charley and Bogus
Charley, the first aud second chiefs of
this tribal remnant, are still in authori-
ty, but they no longer bear their former
haughtiness The males pass their time
IN drinking, smoking. shooting with the
bow and arrow, playing ball, etc., evil
IDENTITY resolved to bestow no thought
upon the morrow. Steamboat Frank
has become literary in his tastes, and is
actually making some progress in learn
ing to read. But the squaws are less
reconciled to the change. The eyes of
Princess Mary filed with tears when the
name OF Captain Jack was mentioned,
while the widow of tho departed chief
still blackens her face and lives in &C..
clusion. The land receives little at
tention from the tribe, though fences
have been put up in several parts of it.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-04-22
COLUMBIA, S. G.. WEDNESDAY MORNING. April, o. 1874
Special Not1oea,

OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE HAPPY
RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from the effects
Of errors and abuses in early lie. Manhood
Restored. Impediments to Marriage re-
moved. New method Of treatment. New
and remarkable remedies. Books and Cir
culars sent free. i'll sealed envelopes ALL
dress, HOWAir ASSOCIATIONS, No. 2
South Ninth Street. Philadelphia. Pa-an
Institution having 4 high reputation for
honorable conduct and professional skill.
Feb 10 uT3mo
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JUDGE MACKEY

A a dispenser OF Justice, deserves and
a receives tho applause and appreciation
OF lava abiding citiZens. Tho "Indian Cir, /"
as dispenser Of LUXURY. deserves and re-
ctives tho patronage of all who like good
smoking at low ratee. Lovers OF Tho weed
recommend her emporium
TO BE THE
Place TO get the finest Chewing Tobacco in
the city, and as in thr campaign Tor
NEXT GOVERNOR
Each party will be showing up the morits OF
their respective candidates, 80 all smokers
arc continually putting the celebrated five
cent Cigars, sold onIy ut the
INDIAN GIRL CIGAR STORE,
Columbia Hotel Block Columbia s. C.
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In tho Life Department.

IIr IL General Agent for the BROOKLYN,
OF NEW YORK, with $1,000, ,0(0 assscts and
q deposit OF old State Bonds Tor $50 900 with
tho Comptroller General OF South Carolina.
Tho Brooklyn" invites rigid scrutiny into
the management and condition OF the Com
pany, and are prepared to prove, through
their Agent. at tho Carolina National Bank,
in Columbia, by facts and figures, why the
Company may be relied on as worthy tho
confidence and patronage which ID being
know where and how to invest for the fntnrc
benefit oi those they love and desire to pro-
vide Tor.
We beg to mention but ore OF many adj
vantagoous features in this Company: That
OF endorsing tho surrender yaluo OF its
policies on each for ten consecutive years
This feature has mot with unqualified praise
from the most cclobretcd American actu.
aries, u also from the prcss North. South
and East March 81 ti3
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A Fact Worth Knowing.

a Fact Worth Knowing.
you wish to save Money. Preserve your
Il Health, have a Good Appetite, Lnioy
Lie and do Well. buy your MEDICINES ut
DR.. HEINITSH'S.
He sells the best. is the cheapest and the
safest MEDICINES sold.
Heinitsh's BLOOD AND LIVER PILLS arc
the best
Mother DARLINa's INFANT CORDIAL
is tho best.
Heinitsh's QUEENS DELIGHri is tho best
Blood Medicine.
Heiuitsh's CHILL CURE il tho best.
Heinitsh's TEPTER WASH is tho best.
Stanley's COUGH SYRUP never fails.
All tho above to DO had only at
April 10 HEINITSHS Drug Store.
For Sale at the Columbia Ice House.
4 LARGE covered WAGON, with Pole,
n and pair of extra Wheels and Shafts.
Can be used single or double.
Also, lot Of PEERLESS POTATOES,
which can be had low for cash at tho Coum-
bia Ice Honse. JOHN d. EATEMAN.
April 1913 :+ Agent.