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Fosters German Army and Navy Catarrh Cure
cures Catarrh, Hay Fever, Cold in the Head and
all Inflammation Of the Nasal Passages. so Cents.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20
f,olntars For Rennettsville.

A ,lew industry at Grccnville is a
.brqons frctory, which, it is said. is
doing all excellent business. The
company proposes to buy all the
,sroomcorn in it's section Of the
State. and it is expected that the
demand will start up the industry
Of gtowing broomcorn, and the far
3lners will have q new "cash crop"
a company has been formed at
Westminster, Oconce county, START
ing u factory for the manufacture
Of shuttles and bobbins used in cot
.toh7niills, and its establishment is
assured. The best Of timber for
the manufacture Of these articles
sre. 1-r,'.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20
J. Z. :
:sEt ESS5 CoNJ s&A.sT Sss ii.
ISsseo
We Yegtea 3to learn that bir. ii Is. y oi,n.l
sonshae beop ahite sick the past ia

i - 81
yYeI Yegtea 70 learn that brr. ii; ,p. j DIN.
Isons bus beop atlite sick the pasb @ss i.
|sS<s. s55l w y 81 Ship now of Riorsnoo
bar, .is inSettendaneo ppol the CoSt6 IS;
Niles sgsio shipp and Miss sallio Isbyy ,y 81 81
smithSille are yiatting ttionds la tom.
Df. W..sJ 3 David, Of Dillon {, SIS IS in
attendance at "a on the Court this week,
Miss Pearl McColl returned Mon,
Gay ityiI' u visit 10 pparjanburg
3s Congressman NJ IaIriD lsSasin town
on NJ caday, but left on I 4lla afternoon
train for Columbias Il
i g. SC g Hamei, H ssg, Sc. .tIa Ben
nctts9illesBa stteaaed e Gourtatl Cbes.
is' lgsistant Attor9e Gsneral Town
send came over Saturday to attend,
our 20 ourt now i1s session s
N i. Dlncan Nfc LaGfin,S I of$ $ISIorida.
aSbrot her of Mrs;J j Tack IN, ii eIiapri n,Yjs.
on ayisit5to relatives ia lI.iessotl home
n, Rev. 4. q. Hesbass,sy 4. d sumtSf biisss
Ion, oam 8 Dyer ionday on ID slsit 8 70 5his
.fatbessat Bleahsim, ari will return % his
I@otk this afternoon. y 4; /,
.8S,tA B M /. II. 4. Dfalglon, no " 4 hummer
.fVlg NJ n air q Pcarsalls ofglAYilming-;
Ton spent last weekIat home, doing
tho merchants OF the county,
rSt aStS AIessrs w. d. Evans, HSse NJ Stack /,
house aud John q. Campbell attended
the Meeting of the State Alliance &at
Gol6mbiason Tuesday.
Mr.. Julius 7. Dudley, who has been
absent III the north fol- over q year,
came home OH Monday. He shows
Ills recent illness, but viii soon recup.
crate at home. gT'l
Mr.. Walter r. DIcLaurin, Of Mo.
Coll, was in town Tuesday and smiled
on the DEMO GRAF With large heart
ed, patriotic citizens like him hard
times never come.
K Rev. w. I. Herbert. Of Florence
Station came over Saturday, took din
ner with Mr.. T.. E. CASTOR and was
taken to Blenheim by Presiding El,
der j. b. Wilson in the afternoon.
He is on n visit to his father, Rev. II.
G. Herbert Of Blenheim circuit.
His Honor Judge D. A. Townsend,
" no is now holding the Courts Of the
Fourth Circuit came over from Ches,
terfield on Friday and spent the night
with Mr.. Q. e. Moore, who married
neice. Ho came to town on Saturday
and is the guest OF the Commercial
Hotel, The Judge is at home in Marl-
b,oro, having been born and raised on
the line between Clio township and
the Marion line, lie graduated at
Davidson college with 1st honors when
only 10 years of age. Soon after he
went, to Union, and made it his home.
He fills the chair, with ease, grace
aud dignity and dispatches business
with the celerity, of an old veteran.
His friends everywhere are proud Of
him. .s
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20
MAIL ARRANGEMENTS.

Arrtrcs Southern mail via C.. s. &. N.
Ralrold daily at i 90 p. M, and 1loavos
daily at3.00 p. m.
daily at 100 y m, and at 3 p III
Vim y S apd N r II.
Leaces- Daily, at ] 90 o clock, p. m. and
" 100 a m.
4 Bcpncttsyille post,ofice opens at 8
o'clock, a M, and closes at 6 p m.
Al nails opened aud distributed upon
a, ciyal.
L. M. EMANUEL, p. NJ.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20
DEATHS DoINos,

The friends and acqnaintanccs Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Basingcr, sympathise
with them in the loss of their infant
babe on Saturday morning last.
Died on Sunday night at his home 10
B,ightsville, after prolraotod illness.
Mr.. Joel Hall, one Of tho oldest citizens
Of that township 80. lie was good
man, Of whom wc can write in the lang
uaec Of the Psalmist "Lnrd who shall
abide in thy tabernacle Who shall dwell
in thy holy hill? He that walketh up.
rightly and workcth righteousness" OF
him it can be truly said 'he woro tho
white flower Of a blamcless life." Peuco
TO bis ashes. I.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20
NleoSrlc Bitlers.

Electric Bitters. B
This remedy is becoming SO well known
and 80 popular as to need no special mon
ton. All who have used Electric Bltters
sing tho aamo song Of praise. a purer
medicine does not exist and 1t is guaranteed
to do all that is claimed. Electric Bitters
will cure nll diseases of the Liver and Kid
reys, will romovc pimples, Boils, Salt
ltheum and otheraffections causcd byimpuro
blood. will drive Malaria from tho system
and prevent as well no cure all Malarial fcs
yers. For euro of Headache, Constipation
and Indigestion try, Electric Bitters--N -Nntire
satisfaction guaranteed, or money refunded.
Price 50 cts and 500 por bottle at Jen-
nings Pharmacy.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20

0. ". O. Hardman, Sheriff Of Ty.
Ter Co., w. Va, appreciates a good
thing and does not hesitate to say so
He was almost prostratcd with cold
when he procured bottle Of Cham
berlain's Cough Remedy. He says
ut gave me prompt relief. I find it
to be an invaluable remedy for coughs
and colds.' For sale by Douglas
jennings.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20
More Rough Weather.

Hicks prediction that everything
Would be frozen Monday morning
wns Fulfilled. Nov, for the 22d
and 2,tth, when all storms are to be
ccljpscd with one that will strike
terror to man and beast. Prepare
plcntysof wood and make provision
10 house your cattle.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20


A Dcs Moines woman who has becn
troubled With frequent colds, concli. .
Ged to try an old remedy in:a new.
way, md accordingly took a table
spoonful (tour times the usual doso)
of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy just
before going to bed. Tho next morn
ing she found that Der cold and al-
most entirely disappeared. During
the day she took q few doses of tho
remedy (onp teaspoonfNi nj atimcl
and at night agan tnok a inblearoon
Ifgl heforp going to bed and on the
following morning owoko Gteo from
all symptoms Of the cold stree then
sho has, on several occasions, used
this remeay}inglsko mni,aSr, with the
same gool resulta, nnd is much elated
over hers discovery 4f 80 1uiok d way
oeRcYrlpg 9 cold lsor .eaa'p Doug
lag jennings. III * "a
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20
Comes to the Rescue.

1t is said that the human frame
like the stove requires more food
to keep up the heat in cold weather.
Mr.. A. j. Rowe has acted Oh the
and is prepared to cater
to the wants Of any family at the
lowest prices. Just read his bill
of fare and sec how cheap you can
satisfy your wants this cold weather
without much cooking.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20
o oiSN !sl.Y

SlTktft{3 Ites ISIySSyS So
u
aY,itsisS Si iail s lRE AM, 81 Tit,siigs Il Nj
.el} s i,flf5,1 ~ q III ~ SIS
VI ss, ss55.
~ tfiR . q sftSl tsl eed u IL friend
D, /.
lsa1neinSStl, q 81 that be- inc for
paying laxeh plres! on he
8ssss;4;T 8sss;4F;yT WherA is Tho young man that
i}WnEts 10 so Ses4l
8t i 81, ~ !. y 3 ss &
Z W ~ q u llegan 9 IN es ke,
Sss'3iS r91e week and
s'sSf S. '.'s s''
5sS ok Knsk Ill has fented,
tbs is Aaistlelgs eand s@ill Ssoonsbe
|ablc5}i q suppl 81 tllee$inarks Il III fresh!
IA ~ B 8,
s,'.s lisha say tic ssinalt
IgE,list lads cut, our farmefs should.
EtaSt td3 sreas corn aud pens.
l 3 /! liesh lard See
" y 81
|;iE Il ;35 onglas has full llline Of.
Egard9e,nl'53i !. seed g
.4..S So nI.i on,sns ~, AM & 1,
" SStg.8 's lf Sini FSlh y. eatherly @ y
t!l.e.ii!.; Y. i ;,t ;,ay [, 8 toxes w;tl,
out penalty expires $ 81 son e Thurslny.
IofneSt sYae K. q
.. !, 81 tas, !, 7. (, ~ 4 { r |,
rage again5thiis summer and aro a more sS
exquisite in ciioringtha ever before,
~ ras.,.t a,s.,, 1.,..,
viii be hers soo,, - ' ,,,mn Do y olulnDia !:
LILLY recommended By Mrs. Nv w E zRrees tas Z
den. tor whom he does nj slUotl; s;n'sti, ) s.
line. 4 !. Z 81 8}s
The Edisagreeable* weather lasf
week was g g slam M q on tho merchaats MS
travel was almost stopped except OIL
special business; IN
The lieayy snow on tha 1. j d o,osef
the Graded Schoolsfor the rest; Of the
week, and heSlittls5ones had aasmerry
time %sitht"theeS beautiful snow I'd
" Rove Bros, wants;t! I no,vnf /, ! !
they are noel,ts fori ,thrce nfSfha Lost ,s
BICYCLES IN Use -stha Tmner;al " Vio,n" Js,.
and Storling. Gail on than ~ md loeu, aat
prices.
r.. . 'sh . . D.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20
tae;as1,set..;stl stl.,,.s5e5llnslesla
Attention Il. a,x.i)ayol,F,:,

I INnE3XiME 10, she payment Of taxcy
- sS.hih pdyonG@ a douaE ol Tic ash
Of February. Not halt ~ 5ho taxea haYe
YET hacn paid, and ,horo Is nov onlv cigh
dNyai Which % pay ] wendi inyo 10
M.ito thfeo hundred receipts per day in
order to finish up by the time the books
close, which could do by writing steadily
from daylight until dark, provided you
commence now, but if this matter is do
fcrrcd until the last two or thrce days, it
will be an impossibility to wait on all Of
you. The law is inoxorable that the T. S
por cent. penalty must be imposed imme.
diately on tho close of the books, but my
friends you cannot afford to be oanght IN
this diema these hard times when q dol
lar means 40 much. I will bo in the
Trcasurcr's Office early and late, until
midnight if need be, from now until 2Sth
February. r. II. HODGES,
County Treasurer
Feb. 20, 1895.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20
.nYe of SdhnoiuIo.

Another change il the running
of the passenger train Oh the O.. II.
d y. ". Ry. went into effect Oh
Sunday last. The hour for leaving
now is Z o'clock in the morning in
stead Of 7,30, The evening train
arrives at 1926 instead Of 8.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20
NOTICE TO CREDITOR (,
Est. J, A. Sweat.

UNDER and by viytuc Of doclctal
order rendered by Hon D. a. Tow iSciiti,
Presiding Judge, on the 9th day o. Fub ,
leoD, III cause entitled, j. Nj. JacGsoH,
as administrator, with the will anhcTed
and as a creditor Of j. a. Sweat, decaase,l,
VS.. Rcbecca Sweat, CT. al, compl&, 10
marshall assets, ctc., all and singui6t tl,e
creditors Of Joln "A Swoat. tlncna6 ats
hereby notified and require to ptoNG
their claims before mo on or bcfUe the
10th day of March next, or be dcbarcd
the benefits Of any decree to be rendered
in the said case. JAS. a. DRhtiE, rs
C.G G. p.
Benneisyille, s. O., Feb. 0, 1895.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20
3 PROTECTS,

E3G.a t6lE3S(i y -T--T II u -7--IT7717 t8g3 .H
( ssSinE Fidelity Mutual Life Association
II @ otsphiladelphia, one OF the safest.
Ssopndest and secnrest lie insurance
companies tn}the world. will insure your
lsseiatpm6ch lower rates than the old
$tasl,ioned, legal reserve companies
u The, Fidelity Mutual has had steady
&aNd healthySsgrowth during the sixteen
s8years Of its existence. Its total assets
B aft npw over fifteen times lis total
sFllabliiiS9, f3Sgg
II places Insurance at as near actual
+ cost as.. practicable. while. at the same
time its safety clauses make failure i'm.
possible, S.s ll3' Il,
8y. you area practical man, and want
athf best insurance for the least money,
sfii't'willgiSpay you TO Investigate this matter.
FREEMAN,
7, fSI43s ~ I,ssssiisll Esesf1t,g
81 reb i 1896 l1l
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20
ensaaHlaf. ssE,,as,zs ,cc..lilzu,rl'zs1rasaA

&!MariNQgd y Bells. B gS8j.l0
SSE%! fjatds are out for the emarriage Of Mr..
Y Willis 6 h S ubbs. of Lester, and Miss
lacy lies Of Brightsvllle, ON Wednes-
day evening next February 27th..ISo5.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20

The Legislature Of Kansas has ap.
proprated 100000 to buy seed grain
for farmers and food for hungry peo-
pie, to be divided equally. In some
Of the border counties the drought was
so severe that many Of the farmers
didn't harvest grain enough for seed.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20
The PrattIeat Vet.

The PrettIest Yet.
The editor returns thanks to the
New York Engraving Co., one Of
the best photo engraving companies
i'll the world, for a superb calendar
for 1895 one Of the handsomcst
we ever saw.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20

Sweet Music.
The Brass Band having purchased q
handsome silver cornet and new music
are now prepared to supply balls, dane.
ing parties, &c. The band will nppe r
soon and let us have some new pieces.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20
n \. soId.s,.

ING sale Of tho Charleston, Sumter
nud n NoStherns Railroad from Preg-
NAILS s.. @, to Gibson, N. CT; was
at Sumter on Friday at IL
@o'cinrk The great Atlantic Coast
l.. pghtii, tsoN $4,000 What
Ggwill be made IL not known.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20
x .cution Ag ,inisst Property

= p @HF-t'V 7oE1oHF
Il DNER AND BY VIRTUE CJS THE
u Execution i'll tho above stated c,i,c
will sell op tho First Monday,in aI,,tsh
next, lofore tho Court House door Of.
Marlboro, during tho legal hours 4of sale !.
to tho highest hlddcr for cash, hose, or
mare; hcad of Cattlo; 80 hend oC ilogs,
including sows aud pigs; about 50 hp.hes
PEGS in the hull; 4 two: horse wngouf,
carts, buggy, aud q lot 1 of farnius itu4
plomonts, gear and harpess, lowed on and
to be sold as tho property of tho defend
ants to satisfy tho execution in The aboYa
stated case. @ JOHN B. GRF@N 5
BE S 0. g.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20

VI y ~ Y y ftt fftStitNtIf- IIIT ~ w
# Nlr w, W'a.ilfftsre, pNe 81 Niarl-
boro's brlghtsyolsqi 'noa, hns |2ac,,
appoingcd As.ittant Adiutallt AMI
ahf!,Sytt'f Stiur1Sdf aDf54 tS,y. Wya'iisS
staff, wit)i thc iall Of Colonel.
His honIe is NOW IN Columbia.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20

' i + = . q
The experience Of Mr., r. d. Whit
Icy, an Influential and D. ointment cit
isens OF alartinda,e, North Carolina,
NIL no doubt be pernsed With inter.
eat by people in all parts of tho coun.
try; For years he has been subject to
violent attacks Of inaammatory rhei,.
matism; on the first Of Fobusary he
had an attack, which settled IN one
Of his knees and caused almost un-
hearahle paln,, ,. tor s ~ tyo days He Oh.
Balm from w. NJ. Houston & Co..
merchants at Mecklinburg City,N.O,
He writes that it gave almost immes
diate relief and gives Chamberlain's
Pain belm the highest praise, and
advises all persons troubled with like
atflictions to Use it and get relief. For
sale ga. BY Douglas JJennrin|ge, Renne'ta-
vile. s G. y.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20
More Changes.

More Changes.
Mr.. Willie Eastcrling, who was
superintendent Of j. N. Wcathcrly's
Adamsvillc farm last year, is now
doing business for Mr.. w. T.
Brccdcn.
Mr., Sidney ], puPrce has moved
up to tho Bamos farm above town,
now owned by his uncle, j. r..
Webster, and will run that place
this year.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20

Watc melon SSaed,
Mr. D. l Whitaker, Of McColl,
=. @. has aoout 100 lbs, Of fine
Waihcnelon seed to dispose Of to
these ~h0 w'sh GOOD melons for mar
kGt
i}emembcr that p. A. Mcclellan
kcpps ali kinds of School Books.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20

n lED n. 4
oa aeSodnt OF the death Of Rev 4,
s1E1arSlWs'l fat her ia law L has become
srssss " postpone the MEG thg ssof the
'3fPi,isap apphl oohvooat ion which Was 10 have
f,oens ed here this week. 8 b
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20
Special Noticel

KsS sREAfrERS all parties who have in
z rs.seA ,sas terests In the Hebron Cemetery
VINO fail 70 pay regularly the amount
put upon them BY the Hebron Cemntery
Association @lll be tebarted the Wight
70 bury IN said cemoterys6 4 81 (. ..s II Z.
a y persons ntcrested Will please ,ak4.
notice and govern themselves accord.
ingly. Byordcr OF The president, 81
4 81 II XIX INC ION, sc
!. !, : z, Z s. Secretary,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20

not overlook thar we loo have some
poor snd If occasion requires need
be prepared to respond.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20

- Don't forget that Churas make
line feed for|hogs MS we'll MS potstoos,
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20

.5 St Nj Dous As Jennings offers to
Ssff SSsffIat3sis Rambler bicycle cheap. Now
& : 555;ssSSF !5ssSSF ciianco to buy a good wheel
sE3 ! ,s.iitile money.
tiIIsa iiIsa Nothing is cheap that isn't
5s o5,,i Nei,hnr is anything necessarily
I'm N; Nfst because you pay the highest
,$5sr:4ti fprit, SIMON STRAUSS.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20
STATE Or SOUTH GARs1S&fl
County of Marlborough

J. al Jackson as administrators, Nth the
wlll apnoXel, 81 John A Sweae,
and ac'eAitot q The said Dohu a, Fwoot
i'aiauif, a%oi6st
lt@becca sweat, ot II Dafenapptl
C93tDh,imt M drcoWt ii1HSlai .i$seis,
iFW dtbty, .2R in6R, tnd iprilutgs
M aga, {lt}cl}ei 81. l I. x. II \
FS NlssUANrto \ Dccrotul Oydor pndc
L III iho oboyc stated caso BY the Hon
p. ~ i9wpscun, pfpaidiig Judge, Feb,u.
HeY oh, S9S, / viii scll Nploto TN f'nn,,
House door Of Marlboro county ca He htst
Monday in March next, to tho hjgnost IT'D.
der for Cash, during legal hours of sale,
the following described roal estato, io sit !.
ALL that certain piece, parcel q trQot
of land, lying and situated in the ca,0ty of
Marlboro aud State aforesaid, G hlaiuiJ9
ACRES, moro or Alas.
bounded by lands Of James p. Drigpprs by
Mill Creek, by Rockingham Road ana BY
lands ef II. A. Douglas
Purchaser to pay for the titles.
J.A. DRAKE, O.. y.
Bcnncttsyille, s. O., Feb. 8, 1900
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20

}f1ty3 HorlS racket.
y 4.'l3iNaand see me and learn how
i,oap tseil Dress Goods, Shoes and
NJ. u. Meyer.
The Marlboro democrat. [volume] (Bennettsville, S.C.) 1882-1908, 1895-02-20

N Emmy a,s
'T%ipliy Wasiii ugtou, Snys $50 us..
3SsyF tcon aiiy top}oGnre any ipedi-
pNfd' 7S6 T9ilHi@kIT FaiIlN diIGcfuGify u8
ChgNiheilain's Pain Balm and that
sNs ihab alSouSe Il ior lame back
wi1h groat success For sale by Doug
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STATE OF soUTiI CAROLINA Il q,
County Of Marlboro.

W. D. Evan, and T. S. Evans, colarDors
rs w. D & t. s. Evans, I
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Relf8lodaY Note B

hbll8 SF5, ~ n l,g tS5t. .H: tF
Rey. w. b. Arrowool will preach
Gt.the PfesbYterian4 Church Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, March 1st, 2nd'
and g3rd, at Il O'Clock, AZ. NJ, ConI-'
3 aluSl loNSSqS SERYIol Sunday morning.
& Mr. sNrrowood is an able and eloquent
divine, md we congratulate our$Pres,
3bytclian@friends in being able to Sc
Ssprp hia avvisit. The public cordially
8iln,SSitetl l,SS to eacl, SET yice, &. 4, .
I III Owing to. sthe severe weather the
89,Nfteily Conference for the Station
Observation-Disclosures morning.
@WhStitlder went to- sBl Blenheim in the
& afternoon and # preached there on
2Spnt1ay,E He MillSsTatMrn to Clio on
yNaxt Saturday for their conference
anu COME TO Benhettsville and preach
Mr. " | Ss,u!nlday nigh. Providence pers
sIliiiiing ,Siz5 u 4l3
IL lIA%fqgfailed to hold our quorterly
n1ee.iNgElast Saturday on account Of
styess dfSsweatHer3it will be held at
slerAassus on Monday 25lh Feb. Let
.allsoilicials Attend. 10 |:
X sSaIfHos.gG. HERilERr, 20.
al39aHBlcnfeim, Feb 4 9th 1895.
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.s.p3I these imitaUons and substi-
.if9sltes, ..if9slGtSes, they are roor stuff at the
lS,S'. n and iincrease your misery
lfaalte Simmons Liver Regulator
5SpIily, Yon will know it by the
n s3D,s ta 3ta red3Z on5tl,e face Of every
tls;Ss plsSsslsaa!a5e slsa!5e and bytfie3 relief it gives
sSSsi,slN taken t'of Dyspepsia, lndi-
'{gyesdon5 Constipationn nBiliousness
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sweet Music.

Feb. 20, 1895.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-07
Luminous Fungi.

A man travelling in Australia found a
large mushroom of this genius weighing
five pounds. He took it to the house
where he was stopping, and hung it up to
dry in the sitting-room. Entering after
dark he was amazed to see beautiful soft
light emanating from the fungus. He
called IN the natives to examine it, and at
the first glance they cried out in great fear
that it was spirit. 1t continued to give
out light for many nights, gradually de-
creasing until it was wholly dry. DR.. Gard
neI, while walking through the streets of
Brazilian town. saw some boys playing
with luminous object, which he at first
thought was a large FREELY; but he found
on inspection it was brilliant mushroom
tAgaric), which now bears his name. 1t
gave out bright light of greenish hue,
and was called by the natives flor de
COCO" as it grew on a species of palm.
The young plants emit a pale ,greenish
light. Many kinds of fungi are phosphor-
escent. Humb oldt describes some ex-
quisitely beautiful ones he saw in the
mines. The glow in rotton wood is caused
by it containing the threads OF ight-giv-
ing fungi.-St Nicholas