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are found to be very ricn. There has
been no rain to wash the honey from
the blossoms hence the abundant yield.
"Betsy," your bright ex-correspond-
emit, from this place, spent Saturday
plays as sweetly as she writes intelli-
gently.
At 7:3O P. NJ. June 10, the doors of the
Culleoka Academy will be thrown open
for supper and social entertainment.
For only 80 cents you will be served
by England's Queen, her Maids of
Isaac and Rebecca. All the good
things of the season will be on hand.
Even the Gypsy fortune-teller will have
ready her tent, cards and cotfee-grounds
to give you sure foundation for your
OCCUPATIONS on future state" Tickets
for sale at the door, and can be used in
buying refreshments to the amount OF
80 cents after entering. Mr.. Editor
come and bring your Staft and we will
promise you a pleasant evening.
Invitations to various commence
ments have been received, and one
from our Alma Mater filled our heart
with longing to go back and once
more enter into the life of a school girl.
While we would like 10 be with the
girls, they are counting the days and
hours that will have 10 expire before
they may return TO their loved ones at
home. Little do they now know the
full meaning of the goodbye" en-
braces and kisses. "Good-bye" is
sad. significant word, and so often
means that the parting is to be forever.
The picture of school-life will be the
brightest in the memory, gallery Cf
many dear girls-but 1 forget MIR.
Editor-you never were, are not, and
never will be schoolgirl, and cannot
understand this tender feeling.
BARBARA.
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Grand Mas Views.
Editor of COLUMBIA HEEALD:

hEEALDs
Al so many of the ladies are ex-
pressing their views on the qualities
that they think that a Model Hus-
band must possess as I am q Wife
of many years q mother q gran.
mother and a great granmother
Will express mine thInk il he Is a
good man and is kind and good to
his Wife aud children IL he Is not q
christian he viii become zone IL he
has q model Wife IL he is rich or poor
it don't take q fine Dire I'D man to
male a model Husband il he is mics
and neat and his Wife has something
to do With that he must be charita-
bic remembering Always that charity
begins at home but don't end there
but goes as far as his means Will al
low think he mast accompany his
Wife and children to church When
it is convenient L don't think he must
allow his daughters to attend dances
and When they are old they Will rise
up and call him blessed 1 think he
must attend to his affairs let his Wife
do the same and not NEEDLE with
each other only in a friendly man
ner and they always VIII live happy
together if this is Worthy of your
valuable paper / Will see it again il
not:consume it the HARALD is n Well
come visitor at my house.
GRANMA.
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CuIIeoka..


Mr.. EDIroR:-The force of Pope's ex-
preston, s $500
"HOPe springs eternal in the human
Man never is, but alwaysto be blest,''
has been fully realized in the
past few weeks. In our last, letter
we prophecied rain, and by that rash
act forever ruined our prospect of ever
editing an almanac. Maybe our in,
tense longing for fruits, vegetables and
a more gentle shower of dust caused JUS
to have so much faith in those dark
clouds. Any way, it hasn't rained
The old family negro wisely asked
siMarse-what has we done that the
Lord won't send US no ramp
Speaking of faith reminds us of Il G
"spisit" that is said to inhabit the
dwelling of Mr.. Thos. Hobbs, near
hear the "rap-rap'' and to see the me-
dunn, but came away unable to explain
it. We understand the reporter OF the
Il meTicGn has been out to make an In
vestigation. 40
The Methodist worshippsd with the
Presbyterians yesterday as it was the
latters sacramental meeting. Rev
Bohannan conducted the services.
The preachers, Misses Alternately and
Stephens and several others dined al
DIR. Smiser's on Sunday.
Miss Maggie Hewlett has returned
from q prOtracted visit to Nashville.
Rev. Wilkes shipped dOuble-deck
car load of fine lambs last Saturday.
r. A. TomIinson went up to Nash
Vile Friday to attend the commence
ment exercises of the Norman ColleG :
His sister VirSie graduates there THU
year with the degree of u. /. .sd al..
Lam Withers spent Saturday night al
Sheep Neck.
DIR. Ed Grant and sister attended ser
vices here: Sunday. They were ones
citizens OF our town and we are glad K
have them with US. nss1-. =
Mrs, Chas. Williamson had a sever,
spell of congestion on Saturday, but Il
much better to-day.
Mr.. Billy SummeIford who has beer
very low with consumption for some
time, is thought to be dying s.
Irish potatoes will soon be on the
market. Many have brought In sam
pies, and up to this time Joe Moore a1C
| w. X. Stephens have shown the finest
Theirs are planted In low bottoms and
| have suffered less Tor lack OF rain thar
| the crops on the high dry lands.
] Aces are being robbed and the hive
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Bible Facts,

The learned Prince of Granada, heir to
the Spanish throne, was imprisoned in
the Place of Skulls, Madrid. After
thirty-three years in this living tomb
he wrote in his Bible the following:
In the Bible the word Lord is found
1853 times, the word Jehovah 1856
times, and the word Reverend but once,
and that in the 9th verse of the cXi
Psalm. The Sth verse of the cXvii
Psalm in the middle verse of the Bible.
The 9Th verse of the viii chapter of Es-
cher is the longest verse; the 30 verse,
xi chapter of st. John is the shortest.
In the evil Psalm four verses are alike,
the Sth, 18th, Dist, and 3lst. Each verse
of the cXXXvi Psalm ends alike. No
names or words with more than six
syllables are found in the Bible. The
XXxvu chapter or Isaiah and xix
chapter of ID Kings are alike. The
word Girl occurs but once in the Bible,
and that in the Sd verse and iii chap
ter of Joel. There are found in both
books OF the Bible 3, $50, 4S3 letters, 773,
693 words, 81 ,373 verses, l,189 chapters,
and &c books. The XVI chapter OF
Acts of the Apstles is the finest chapter
to read. The most beautiful chapter in
the Bible is xiii Psalm. The four
most inspiring promises are John xiv
chapter and End verse, John vi chal
ter and 37th verse, st. Mathew Xith.
chapter and 2Sth verse, and XXxvIitE .
Psalm, 4th verse. The 1st verse of the
TX chapter of Isaiah is the one for the
new convert All who flatter them
selves with vain boastings of their pc :
fectness should learn the vi chapter
of Mathew.
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COUNTY cULLINGs,
CuIled by Our Correspondents
Cathey's Creek.


Mr.. and Mrs. Perry Taylor of Knot
Creek paid Mr.. C. L. Taylor flying
visit last week.
Rev. r. l.. Whiteside delivered two
splendid discourses last Sunday, one al
the Sheboos- the other at Cathey's
church.
Messrs. "Coon" johnson and Henry
Hill, of Bigby were in this vicinity last
Sunday.
Miss Edna Taylor is visiting on Knoll
Greek.
Miss Matte Galloway has returned
from visit to Carter's Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Anderson, of Little
Lot, are visiting the family of s. T
Baker.
Mrs. Josie Kennedy is visiting in Co
lumbia.
Miss Tennie Cathey has been visiting
Kettle Mills.
Mrs. Malinla Farris had her arm
broken not long since and don't seem to
be improving.
Mrs. Tom Brooks is still Improving.
Misses Ruth and Martins SHTeatherly,
of Palestine were in this vicinity last
Saturday and Sunday.
Mrs. Lizzie Delk was on the creek
last week.
One of our most prominent gentle
men attended q social sometime ago
and after he got h5me discovered his
collar Wa@ on mp side down, he has
started a new style also. MARVEL.
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Will Listen to the COunsels Of Hi
Wife,

viii Listen to the COunsels Of His
Wife.
Editor of COLUMBIA HERALD:
To be a Model Husband, a man must
first be consistent Christian.
Next he should always regard his
wife as his equal; treat her with kind
ness, respect and attention, and never
address her with the appearance OF an
air of authority, as if she were only a
hOuSekeeper.
He should delight in her society, and
always remember that she needs as
much enjoyment and recreation as he
does.
He should never interfere with her
domestic affairs, but cheerfully COM
ply with any reasonable requests.
Always keep her properly supplied
with money for furnishing the table,
suitable to your means, and for the
purchase of dress or any other articles
she may require.
A Model Husband will make a full
confidant of his wife, and is willing to
attend to any reasonable suggestion she
may offer.
Many a man has been saved from
ruin by the wise counsel of his wife,
while others have seriously injured
themselves by the rejection of wife's
advice, fearing if he followed it, he
would be regarded as hen-pecked.
who Is more deeply interested In his
welfare than his wife.
classify, the Model Husband will never
on any account reprove his wife in
company, should she make any mis-
take in grammar, or anything else; for
eeive severe scolding in private, than
the slightest rebuke in company.
Now this is my idea of Model Hus-
band. Pc. w.
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he will love and appreciate her in after
years as well as he did the day that
they wer welded if he is a christian
he will be A Model husband Pure
and underfiled religion faideth not
a way, religion enforces all social
ditys and enlightens piety gives it
whole strength to public orders. l
think that religion and q Loving
wife makes a model husband 1 don't
say a man cannot make good hus-
band because he ant religion he can
make a good Loving and devoted
husband he can love and ABROAD his
wife give her all the money she wants
to buy new bonnets go with he to
Balls and theatre all places of amuse-
ments but still he like one thing he
will not be a model as this is my
first am in hopes that god will
Bless all the models husband.
MOLLY.
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Must Die For Her.

Editor of the COLUM! HERALD:
He must be- true Christian man.
He must not chew, smoke, nor drink
For Model Husband will have more
respect for his wife than tina. He
must be a. true after he il married as
he was before. H. will " before he
is married [ love yOL and would die
for you But after he is married he
will neglec his wife and forget he
ever did love her. II he wants to be
a Model Husband he must love his
wife and treat her with respect He
will go to church with her instead OF
going around the saloons at night.
He will love his wife and want her to
see all the pleasure she can. He
must not come home drunk and raise
q fuss with her. II she does not do
things right be must not quarrel " 18th
her. If he does she will get out OF
heart and will think she cannot please
him. Now Mr.. Editor II you think
you can find one that will please me
just send him to me.
Yours Truly, MAY FLOWER.
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Reward
500
500

The readers OF the COLUMBIA HER
AID will be pleased to learn that
there Is at least, one dreaded disease
its stages, and that is Gatarrh. HalPs
Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure
nown known to the medical fratefnity.
Catarrh being a constitutional disease,
requires a constitutional treatment.
HalPs Catarrh Cure is taken internally,
acting directly upon the blood and mu-
cous surfaces of the system, thereby
destroying the foundation OF the dis
ease, and giving the patient strength by
building up the constitution and as
sisting nature in doing it's work. The
prOprietors have so much faith in its
curative powers that they offer One
Hundred Dollars for any case that it
fails to cure. Send for list of testimo-
malls.
Address. F. J. CHENEY & Co, To-
ledo, Ohio. E0-Sold by Druggists, rs
cents. may17-1m.
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A Real Agreeable. Nice Fellow.

Editor of COLUMBIA HERALD:
Please permit me to say a few
words in regard to the Model Hus
band. If wished to marry, (Which
L do not,) would desire man thai
would be always good and agreeable
One that would be neat and like 6
lover and would not lay aside when
married, those gratifying attentions
which he was ever ready TO pay the
lady of his love. a man that would
be peaceful, sympathetic and would
be ever ready to come and give me good
counsel and make me joyous, when
ever I were bottle red about anything
Model Husband / will now say
Farewell. Yours &C.,
LADY GLENDENNON,
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LeftYieh.

EDITOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Newt Derry
cry preached at Antioch last Sunday
morning, and at Forest Grove in the
evening.
Mr.. Liggett of Verona past down the
creek last Sunday and the windows
were all full of smiling girls.
George Jones of Park Station was in
our vicinity last Sunday.
w. A. Balm of your city came out to
see his parents last Sunday.
f. w. Balm made war on rats last
Saturday, killing As.
There was dinner given at the resi-
dence of +. NJ. Hardison last Saturday.
Several invited guests enjoyed the good
things prepared for them.
Mrs. Ledy Fox has returned home
after a several days visit to her sister at
Franklin.
The school of Mrs Sallie Hardison is
in fiOurishing condition.
WILD STRAW,
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CamnheIl,s Station.

The readers of the HERALD after read
ing the communication OF Mr.. Gill about
the strange scratching and Knocking at
the residence of Mr.. Thos. j. Hobbs,
will expect your regular correspondent
from this place to say something i'll ref
exence to the matter. The idea is fully
before the readers of the HERALD from
Mr.. Gill's article. All we care to say
about the matter is this. When those
who are inclined to be superstitious
and believe in the supernatural, visited
the house of Mr.. Hobbs and heard the
performances of the medium they were
carried away and thought it was some
thing wonderful that could not be eX-
planned. On the other hand parties
visiting the place who were not super
stitious, and who were unbelievers III
the supernatural, could see through the
whole thing. The scratching and
knocking were all done by some one in
confidence; like the so-ca1ied spiritual
list the medium was always i'm the dark
or under cover. b. FIs- z-.
Thos. White, Esq. who has been the
Postmaster at Fountain Creek for ten
years has been removed and MIR. L.. G.
Fleming put in his place. The retiring
Postmaster did not know that his re-
moval was contemplated until he was
notified OF the fact by Mr.. Fleming who
had been posted about the matter for
some time. S,e~ i'L4-1-E'
Miss Lizzie Mcdonald daughter of the
Rev. J. N. Mcdonald of Bell Huckle has
returned home, She was accompanied
by her cousin Lizzie Mcdonald.
Mrs. Jennie McShon of Mississippi il
visiting her sister M rs. John II. Gracey
| MIRA. w. Mcdonald went to Decatur
last week and spent a few days.
Mr.. Jacob Barker of Columbia has
two men here making barrels to barrel
his potatoes. lit does not rain pretty
soon he will not have many to barrel
Mr.. L. G. Gracy of GAINESVILLE Florids
who has been spending sometime here
with his relatives aud friends Will star
for st, Louis in few days. He goes K
buy machinery for his mill In the lane
of flowers, MAURY COUNTY.
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Buc kIen,s ArnIca saIve.

The best saIve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum.
Fever Sores, letter Chapped Hands,
ChilblaIns, Corns, and all Skin Erup-
tions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pay required. 1t is guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction, or money refunded.
Price Is cents per box. For Sale by w.
p. WoLDRfDoE Il Co. ma221y.
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The malarious summer will soon be
here. Buy abottle of Cheatham'sTa Taste
less Chill Tonic and fortify yourself
against chills and fever. It Is absolute
ly guaranteed 70 cure and pleasant to
take. For sale by all druggists.
lang 6n-maY9-Im. -;I- e-1
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a MODEL HUSBAND.

Thirteenth InalIment Letters this Interesting Question by
Ladies' Competing for the $40 Gold Prize Offered
by he Herald
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Mailard.

Rev. Robert Haggard preached at
Neapolis Sunday evening and night.
Elder Z. B. Cayce preached at Over
tons Sunday evening.
Miss Cornie Galway of Lewisburg js
visiting her aunt, Mrs. DR.. MallRrd. g
Misses Ida Hafdison and Sallia Der
ryberry were visiting Miss Ellen Green
Sunday.
Miss Nora Allen is visiting in Co.
lumbia.
Walter Moore of Nashville returned
Saturday after visit among friends
relatives.
Miss Lucy Moore OF Florida is here
visiting among her many friends and
relatives.
Misses Lizzie Mccormick and Susie
Parks are visiting Mrs. Guy Parks of
NeapOlis.
Bob Moore went to Nashville Satur-
ray.
Rev. Bob Haggard, wife and daugh-
ter, spent the latter part of last week
with Rev. b. 8. Haggard at Neapolis,
Mr.. III. came up to attend the district
conference at Spring Hill.
Mr., j. g. Odil and family attended
conference at Spring Hill last week,
Il. l.. Hays of Lasea was here last
week trading in cattle.
JEFF Coleman was evidently disap-
pointed Saturday night. Sunday he
was all smiles again. ARGUS.
The eighth wonder of the world just
overed-Cheatham's Tasteless Chill
Tonic. 1t will prove boon to humani-
" ia tho O. that hnrafn-
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The eighth wonder of the world just
Observation-Disclosures Tasteless Chill
Tonic. e will prove boon to humani-
ty. 1t is the same tonic as that hereto
sold under the same name except that
il is tasteless. Guaranteed to cure.
For sale by all druggists.
= iaIl9-6In-maY9-lm.
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We Are For The People,

At the same time we will take care of our
selves, and if the small merchants Of Co
lumbia can't meet our prices it is their
misfortune,
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We have gone through our entire stock
of Ladies and Misses Shoes and slippers
and selected every pair that has been in
the least soiled by trying on, and have
placed them on our center counters at one
half their real value. We are headquart-
ers for
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: SMALL :. DEALERS. ::

And we feel sorry for them; but we can't
afford to act as guardian" for all the
"small merchants and hold up prices on
their account.
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BIaipe's Candidacy.

Special to THE acknowledgements Dispatch. !
WASHINGTON, Nov. 26.-The Post this
morning, speaking of the Blaine sentiment
put forward prominently by some members
of the national Republican committee Of
Monday, says there is no doubt that the
friends of Mr.. Blaine who have called upon
him while in the city have left him with
the impression that he is still In the field
They say that if this is not the case, Mr.
Blaine owes 1t to his friends to let them
know their mistake in assuming this posi-
tion. There seemed to be q belief
yesterday that it would not be many weeks
before such an announcement appeared,
and a prominent politician undertook
to predict that Mr.. Blaine while urging the
party to recognize the excellent admins
tration Of the President by q renomina-
ton would add that if this was not the
wish of the party he would accept nomi-
nation if it came to him as the unanimous
expression of all the delee ates A rumor
has been current for some time that Mr.
Blaine would resign from the cabinet in
January and seek to completely regain his
health by winter spent in the West
Indies, leaving his cause in the hands of
his friends. There seems to be no doubt
that those who have called upon the score
tary felt impressed with the belief that he
is healthy and fully equal to the task of
enduring campaign.
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RHEUMATISM.

IF you feel horrid aching IN
your leg OF in your eyebrow,
In your foot or in your liver in
E-.+ your back or in your toe,
EnSe II your shoulder blades get
4aipL creaking or your ribs pain
when you're speaking,
And you're satisfied there's
nothing quite so bad in hui
man woe.
If it takes you in the biceps In
your eyes or in your fingers
IN your wrists, or fists or
TO- ankles, in your hips or in
IL feels T, 49, 49, Ri, so,,,, uz-
SUM in the presence OF the la
More' dies,
When your nerve sciatio's tor
tured with cough or with
sheeze.
Then you've got the rheumA-
tism in some fiendish form
or other
What Let the idiotic doctors call IL
the what they please:
doctors Govt lumbago, or iritis, or
say. acute endocarditis.
Or neuralgia, chalk deposit-do
not be deceived by these.
FLOR they know, the willy hum
bugs, there is little use in
trying
To persuade a mere rheumatic
Why 10 give ear into their talk !:
they lied 4 Hence the names that they've
about invented to get the fees
it. they've scented
Had old Esculapius heard
them, would have turned
him white as chalk.
You'll be dosed with pills and
potions, and with Salves
and plasters frescoed.
40 And not only by the doctors,
Anu but as authors of a fad,
. mnag Your dear sisters and your
Lney W cousins and your aunts ant
aOOut A'' friends by dozens,
With their linimentS and 10,
tions, wall drive you almost
mad.
Bah' Consign them all to
limbol There's no remedy
more certain
O@Au q" Than to be in spite Of torture,
an quite as patient as lamb
,i And on justified occasion. then
INV. you can without persuasion.
Just relieve yourself tribe by
softly murmured d-n.
Charles Bengsr, IN Nel0 York Mercury.
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MONTANA And IDAHO
Some of the Democratic Leaders
Have Hopes Of Carrying Them.
WHAT SENATOR DUBOIS SAYS
II Harrison Should Veto Free Coinage Bill
1t WOuld Make Idaho Overwhelmingly
Observation-Disclosures Candidacy.
HERALD BUREAU,
Corner Fifteenth and, G Street

Corner Fifteenth and q Streets
WAsuINGToN, d. c., Nov. 26.-The Utah
contingent has with one exception taken its
departure. Frank Cannon, Of Ogden, went
to Corning, n. Y, yesterday to spend
Thanksgiving. This morning Bennett and
Bartch left for New York, while Brown
and Mcbride turned their faces westward.
Tatlocl remains, but he, too, will follow
the others in few days.
The New ork HerdId's Washington cor
respondence to-day contains the following
reference to the political situation in the
Rocky mountain region: "Some of the
Democratic leaders with whom talked TO-
day express strong hope of carrying
Montana and Idaho at the next general
election. They believe Montana is
already safely Democratic and Idaho
Can be made so by little missionary
work They have theauthority of so dis
tinguished an Idaho Republican as Senator
from her Republican mooring if President
Hsrrison shall veto a free coinage silver
bill next winter. Such action on his part,
Senator Dubois asserts, would make the
state overwhelmingly Democratic in 1892
There is but one thing, he said, that could
save it to the Republicans and that would
be the passage through the House this
winter of bill placing lead ore on the free
list. Lead ore, Senator Dubois says, Is
a more overshadowing issue than silver
and any interference with. the duty on thai
article would be fatal to the party that at
fampts IL