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EXCHANGE LIST.

Rose Branham. Box 127. MiledgeVliie:
Ga has hand made faScinatorS ihiah,S
Sauucs hoods and knit shoes ana StoSh-
ings: also handmade mitts for men, IA
dies children and infants, caDlnet So
picture frames. hand-paintcd; also lotS
of Christmas things for presents 10 en-
change for CoateSs thread, ni .so,,ar"a
white. any number: no other eNchanSe
desired. Write. with stamp Whit YOU
want.
Miss Dora Lazcnby Claude. Ala, WI.
exchange two rooted cape jessaiiili,'s i.l
four skeins of silk thread any any Co apds of
cept black or two and one-half !aruS %
percale provided you SEM poS'"e@ "
carry the cape jessamincs.
Miss II. +. Tucker. Of oak Ridge. Pa,
has novels 10 exchange for BARRIERS
anre ~ Ought We to Visit Herr" and
Weaker Than a woman or any o'herS'
Write for list
Mrs. Della bradford. Dixon's Mills IS
Ala Wishes to exchange system OF
self-teaching music for four H,'i"S
navy blue cashmere, doub'e "iu'n
Mrs. c. NJ Bishop. Moreno Ar M Val. lar,
,w-o lawn dresses for a child one ~
ga: they are new. have never oeen W ,;,,,,e
will exchange for sea shells or any 'l mn,
useful Has three novels, Low nI,ot
Won = .,Var only Sin" and "A 'iS',
HeirCSs.' % exchange iot "'i'0'-' "
offCr.
Mis- \ +. Coiawn. New London o.,
has 81. 200 in confederate money auu
five-hm1red-dolar {. >. \. h"nd 49,,
change for "a pair Of rure-oi "a
hares.
Mrs \ w Anders. Scotland, Ga. vii
o>rb,pr" neW hutter worker and SNIP
ring box for equal Nalne.
J. 4. Champion Plainville Ca, wants
ia exchange large quilt top out OF loii
colcis for a trio of large 'oi''Sl ~
Game chickens male and two mems, ON
and J uieced this quilt ton. fahtaS''
bv name ! will exchange nickel CENT
date lSeo. for best offer.
AIRS. J. \. nolan. Dress !. Ga. has .
QUANTITY Of DIV lrf Excelsior tupe i"@~
bulbs 10 exchange for al kinds ri hAd-
ciuths. one bulb for ca "h bulb sent Also
Palmer California and Italian violetS 1"
exchange FOR double ard single " nlto
Niosets. Fine chrysanthemums ic. nv
lilies. any kind except Cannas.
AIRS. ". y Griffin. Fort hin. s. c., has
"a thoroughbred Jersey calf (ma.c) to ~.
change for best offer.
Mrs. " I. Baker. scoitshoro. Ala;.
Tale OF TWO cities" Nicholas NicklehE.
Tin Ola Curiosity Shop" and others
A.xchangc for brown leghorn or piac&
Spanish chickens. Write first.
e. Thurmuud. Dyson. Ga wishes 10
exchange BOOKS or other articles for Dr
Parsyn's Mail Course in Hypaotism and
Suggestive Therapeutics
Tom H. Barham. clay. TcN.-Wu some
one please send the ballad of only
Flirting" ana ! Viii return any SONG /
have
Mrs. =. W. Foster. IuG,eside. y. C.. has
TWO trios of brown Leghorn chickens IT,
exchange for pGre-hrcc barred PLYMOUTH
Rocks.
AIRS Fate Bowie. M,Caol Miss. has
Tor exchange tjnc monthly roses root q.
Scnd for liSj of names; iaciosc stamp for
i,rly.
Miss Maggie Iishtioot. Rltici2". IA.
will exchange bcgonias and gcrauiurAS
for rooted iapoiica o. hulbs
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THOUGHTS FOR MOTHERS.
The Children's Home.

There is not household or neither
In our land that ought not to Civ one
hour I'm the twentyf1ur o. her little ~ =
Nethink hear some fond mother say.
- give al tn. tws-stv-f0ur % mine" -
ycu do. dear methcrs-you give yOIr
Whole life Il. Jh-ir care. ont 81 that time
W. plead for one hour xclusivciy Tor the
children IL = nos "A very easy thius t.
dp unless there j. an established rule.
nj nothing short ~ sickness or ur8vi-
q ntial causes should imferf-r. with Il.
Every mother could select the most sg.,-
hIe time that IS convenient ta her. hut
Ne would suggest the twilish. hour. when.
rftcr day - play. the Etti. ones ARE
wary AMI Outlines fr-tfui. the mother
a-~s WORN with her .'-ty-s labor. tArn pur
.-ve~yrE5u- down ana gather the children
ground Xour kuee-tTv ro H. 4 child again d.
hear all their Iit,i- tales ~ woe nr jon.
Symnathizs with 'ue. encourage another.
theu enter ir-n t.rrir riays tell them stn-
ri.s. reld a. them-iu.ie-i bee child
among children
S.op q moment aui th,nE hos much
Happiness this would give ID sounds very
tinIuter.SgIuz Is. yul. hus 80 Is "a very lsttie
shining Co. q" o. give happiness and b.
NsuId h--nE more happiness than yoI
sau conceive How many little hearts
arr huna-v for just such confidence that
could q. exchanged in au hour III. this.
What more. hctutiful sight could th- am
gels ahuV, book dawn urou thsn the chill
.iren-~ home mother sud h.lir-u i1
SWEET csmmuuia~- Think vi the precious
seed that s.uii l.-. slWu ts take rput ami
.u after y.ar- com. ur -uG bring fustn
-p0,l fruit Tnirk ~ the MEMORIES that
would speak o. their hearts of that i.-~~-
"a hour in he far 81 future. when moth
~ shalt hav. passed away aud ouiy
th. m-maEiss are left Mrthers- N"n li'-
go dream ~ tl- gspl SOU 'tn du Tor
vour children sE giving tnrm e children s.
rurr an rn.5- ovn-Nt-u they can f".l
mgsh.r tS aI tl.tr uwu b.-iv. -aui aud
heart. TRY be- ami yuu Uiii "yvr HESS
ms. for Gaze. suggestion. 4 e.. -.
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of Georgia have made the protection OF
dogs more important than the protection
Of young girls virtue and then ask
where the chivairy of the men comes in
There cannot be too many safegua DIS
thrown around our young girls. Mothers
cannot give too much waichful care To
The raising of their girls. teaching them
that they cannot boast of independence
and don't care what the world says.
We are al dependent upon one another
and the propTieties Of life must be observed
To- one misstep. no matter how small,
often ruins the happiness of a girls whole
life \. G. X.
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Loves Golden Fleece.

q sweet. they were golden.
Those days that are olden.
And picks OF happy thoughts held us In
thral
what cared we of failures
Whilst snowy azaieas.
With fragrant lips answered the mock
ing birds call?
Still t-nderly cleaning
Through years OF sad dreaming.
THY purple. deep eyes with their shadow
and shine.
Though silent the distance
With loving insistence,
Come back from the past. meet and
melt into mine!
Dear Heart. VIC were parted.
Intrepid. strong hearted,
In search OF the golden fleece, thou next
10 me.
\ bold Jason guiding
Our Argo: abiding
In bliss. with loves lutte string | sang
but for thee,
Unlike tabled Argo.
cur ship with it's cargo
OF iranscendent hopes. on Fate's rest
less shore
Was wrecked with Youths blowing
Red roses. and throwing
The treasures Of life TO the wtch-maid
81 Spring,
V
How priceless the dreaming!
Thy tender eyes cleaning
I.!k. stars through the distance that
holds Us apart.
Come back swcetiy bringing
This hope TO my singing:
The Golden Fleece waits for lEe faith
ful Of heart
-LOLLIE. BELLE WYLlE.
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when there comes a letter like one before
us just now from Vega, Ga. telling OF
sad case of a widow and children in want
hut go where we will to solicit aid, We
meet the same answer: I'VE are taking
care of the poor right here; it is all we
can do" And so 1t SHOULD be with all
each community should try and relieve
the wants of those around them, and
though the time may never come when
we have not the poor with us. yet If each
one would do their duty, the condition
of things might be greatly improved.
g X
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& DEAR Mrs. PIyEHAn:-I have been thank
ful thousand times since wrote to Won for what
Lydia e. PinA!la;n's Vegetable Compound has
done for ne. | followed your advice carefully
and now feel like a different person
My troubles We're backache headache,
nervous tired feeling. painful nenstruation,
and leucorrhGa. l took four bottles of We're
table Compound. one box of Liver Pills. and
used one package OF Sanative Wash. and am
now well.
." thank you again for the good you have
done rle.'-ELLA z. BRENNER, East Rocbes-
ter, Ohio.
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count of its not being satisfactory. liuet
became enrasel at this and. il is alleged.
threatened 10 do Bailey violence.
Bailey returned to his home FOR 4 gun
Huet ran to his home on a similar mis-
sion. Mrs. Bailey followed ner husband
armed with Il pistol. Mrs. Huet follow
ed her husband similarly arm I'd. When
the party met both men raised suns. II
is alleged. and Bailey shot first, killing
Htet instantly.
Mrs. Bailey and Mrs. Huet We're in the
meantime lighting With rsvolVers, Mrs.
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KINGDOM COR 2ESPONDENCE

Mrs \. Strinerellow. Heedc~e Miil Ala.
a come. to th. Kingdom ..cekiul, fa -nrs
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Hover s,..I iha1 thev ned AMI viii send
me 81 few 1 will Toe very much Obliged.
NJ Mary NiiI~hS. E"Es1nSNlde "a.
- T"uli lis, IL some i~"ier OF TINS p"pe'
could inform me through the paper %.
D., mai' "i thc whereabouts pa Howell
p.U.- T,N 4 viii th1uk any of th. read
,rs th.tt ,tn inform m. Nn,r. n. il If
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FOUR GUMS WERE IN ACTION.
lIr. and Mrs. Bailey Encounter MI.
and Mrs. Huet.

Tampa Fla, November Nv. j. Eai-
lev, railroad agent at Mango. Il".. shot
and killed PAM lIuet. a Frenchman, IN
a CUel at that place. Iluet was employed
by Bailey To do some work on his farm.
lie Was ordered 10 stop the work on ac-
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lNQUIRERS' CORNER.

Mrs. H. 4. Long. Chapel Hill. n. C..
wishes To know where she can get copies
of the old southern songs. Dixie" '"The
Secession Wagon and ''iIomespun
Dress" VIII some one send them to add
dress as above
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DEAR MEs PEHA: to tell you you- medicine has
done for believe 1t saved life
ama0n OF the ovaTies and troubled flowing much
had two doctors but they did
the use OF Your remedies and to-day say enough
FRED LEO, Box 52O SkowIcgan Maine --'4'
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Doctors Mystified.

is sick disease peculiar to her is
fast developing i'll her system She goes to her family
physician and tells him story but not the whole story.
She holds something back, loses her head, becomes
agtated forges what she wants say, and finally
ceas what she ought TO have told and thus completely
mystites the doctor.
Is it any wonder, therefore, that the doctor fails to
the disease! Still, cannot blame the woman, for
il is very embarrassing detail of the symptoms of
her suffering even to her family physician 1t for
this that years ago blrs Lydia Pnkham at Lynn
Mass determined to step in and help her Having had
considerable experience treating female ills with her
Vegetable Compound she encouraged the of Amer
write to her for advice in regard to their complaints
and being woman it easy for her ailng sisters
pour into her ears every detail of their suffering
In this way she able do for them what the ply
scans unable to do, simply because she had the
proper information work upon and from the little group
who sought her advice years ago. great army
of her feoy.bengs to day constantly applying for
advice and relief and the fact that than hundred
thousand of them have been successfully treated by Mrs
Pinham during the last year Indicative of the grand
results which produced by her uneQuaed experience
and training.
No physician in the world has had such a training or
has of information hand assist in the
treatment Of all kinds of female Ills from the simplest
local irritation to the most complicated diseases Of the
womb.
This therefore, is the reason why Mrs. Pinkham, in
her laboratory Lynn Mass is able do for the
aing women of America than the family MUSICIAN Any
woman therefore, is responsible for her suffering
who will not take the trouble write Mrs Pinkham
for advice.
The testimonials which constantly publishing
from grateful establish beyond doubt the power
of Lydia r. Pnkham's Vegetable Compound to
conquer female diseases.
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December 20, 1899.

DEAR Mrs. PISRHAM - feel that It Is my
duty to write and tell You of the benefit have de-
rived from the of lydia z. Pinkha.:l's Vece-
Iaoie SoEnpoani. | wrote to YOU last June ana
described my sufferings
TOOK seven bottles OF your medicine and was
cured of my troubles Last September va tsi,e
with very bad kidney trouble was ayyar from
nome and was obliged 10 return Istarted To take
your medicine again and was soon we'll
When wrote TO YOU last s!.r.,,,er 7 ,,oicbod
only one hundred and five. 1 now weigh ono bun-
dred and thirteen. am very grateful to vo,, for
the good advice You gave me- and would recommend
your medicine TO all who suffer from female ,,sl
ness. MRS. b. CUNNINGHAM, Oakland. nj
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Ink and lion rust stains can generally
he removed hy rubbing with lemon Juice
or strong vinegar. covering with salt ana
exposing to the sun. Repeat if neces-
Sary.
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I'I'O VIVt1 V' st4i't IItt'it '1tIU
underwent the horrors of local treatment. but
received no benefit. Ny ailment was pronounced
liberation of the womb. L suffered from intense
pains III the womb and o7aries, and the bachache
was dreadful. / had lcucorrhea III its worst
form. Finally l grew weak | had 20 keep TO
my bed. The pains were so hard as to almost
cause spasms. When l could endure the pains no
longer. was given morphine. Ny memory grew
short and l gave mp all hope of getting well
Thus ] dragged along To please my sister
wrote to YOU for advice. Your answer came. but
meantime / taken worse, and was under
the doctors care for while.
After reading your letter | concTded 20 nv
your medicine. After taking two bottles ] felt
much better; bat after using six bottles I was
cured. All of nv trends think nv cure almost
Mrs qu | fli9r,
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Euct severely beating Mrs. Bailey over
the head and painfully wOundinS her.
After the homicide Bailey coolly carried
his wife home. gave her medical attc1-
ton and then lei egraphed t. the officers
to come for him.
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BRYAN TO DECLARE HIMSELF

lie May Discuss Denocracy's Future
Oh Jackson Day.
lineage. November Civilian ].
Bryan has given assurances that he VIII
be present AT the Jackson day banquef
To be held in this city on January s. II
i thought that on this occasion M
bryan VIII declare himself on the future
"f the party.
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timely advice wish prosperity noble
and
Lydia E. pnkhanl Vegetable Compound STAINS
BURY, Ilerington, Kansas
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Grateful Letters from Gu ID Women.

DEAE Mrs sufferer from female weakness for
about
nothing heped underwent the horrors of local but
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Mrs y. StrirrfelloW. Reedc:e NH. A'.t.
Il come lp th" Kingdom Seakiul; fa .nrs.
! would iik- 10 procure patterns OF ani-
mails. cat, dog "a rabbit as soon as pos
sibic. Will return favor D. possible 90 da
So. az ANY pi The sisters have NOR" yard
Hover ~cr'l thaa they need AN viii send
me a Few I viii Toe very much Obliged
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-08-30

If YOU are cross-eyed you had
better 90 and see the ocuIist at the
Hotel DuyaI. Eyes Strengthened with
out the use of the knife; cataracts re-
moved without operation; also pte-
rygium painless. Granulated cyellds
cured no matter how bad or now long
standing.-adv.
The quicker you stop cough or cold
the less danger there will be Of fatal
lung trouble. One Minute Cough Care
is the only harmless remedy that gives
ia1nediate results. You will like 1t.
"cnaO5tfr MOn ftrt4fuay e1amrHaEI0H57 VIII
bo held at the summer school and
his III wi will bring the school to a
close. clos For four weeks the school
hash, has been in session, and in spite
Of the intensely hot weather the
attendance has been good and
the teachers in attendance have
done good work. : number &c o.
school are young ladies who are
to begin work this fall as teaon ecn
ers and who are taking advan'
taee of this opportunity, to re
fresh their memories and bette
prepare themselves for thel
work.
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Ts. ELECTION II THE STATE

The returns as to the State
ticket seem to have been hard to
obtain. We found much trouble
in getting a few for this county,
and We observe that the slowness
with which returns came in was
general throughout the whole
s'ems Tseems settled hatHcondi-
McSweeney wi4c50nd primary.
dates u Settled by the first,
al and probably as much interest
will be taken in the second as in
the first. JH. Tllman and Jno.
t. Sloan led ior Lieutenant
Governor. fcMahan, Cooper,
Bellinger and Floyd arc nomi-
mated for the especti7e Offices
for which they Ia. Mr.. McMa-
han has a stron! hold on Fair
field county and is friends here
were pleased at he large vote
given him in the nate. He has
made a good officY Mr.. R. H.
Jennings defeats D.Timmerman D
for State Treasurer The form
er's friends here welyery enthu-
siastic over the resul Fairfield
has not often beenspresented
on the State ticket, al it is graf
flying to the coqntNhat Mr..
Jennings goes in by sh a large
vote. He will make aood Off
Ger.
At the time we writelis it is
impossible to tell how e vote
! fgtds for Raflf63ssd ennis
. sier. -
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No Right to Ugliness. !

ae woman who is lovsly III face,
fl and temper will always have
flds, but one who would be atrac-
t must keep her health. If sie is
X, sickly and all run down, she
be nervous and irritable. If ,he
constipation or kidney trouble,
impure blood will cause pimple,
;ches, skin eruptions and wretch.
complexion. Electric Bitters is the
medicine in the world to regulate
paacb, liver and kidneys and to
iify the blood. It gives strong
yes, bright eyes, smooth, yelVety
D, rich complexion. 1t will make q
d.looking, charming woman of a
l-down invalid. Only so cents at
Master Co.'s drug store.
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Bears the II '@ AIau IUa s...z=:ss
s's,::''' !; la1z9zz0
sUMs-BRowDER

At $50 o'clock, on the 18th
inst, Miss Anna Buns was mar
ried to Mr.. G. R. Browder by the
Rev. J. E. Duren, in southside
Baptist Church. The bride was
beautifully dressed and wore a
German wreath of natural flowers
MI. T. B. Browder was best man,
and Miss Clora, the brides sister,
maid of honor. The brideSls a
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. 9.
Buns, Of Fairfield County, haE-
ing made this city their home for
several years. Mr.. and Mrs,
Browder have many friends
who wish them q long aud happy
life. ~
Columbia, S. c., Aug. %, 100
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SUDDEN DEATH
Mrs II Ketchin Passes Away Suddenly

Mrs a Ketchin Passes Away Suddenly
Just as we are preparing to go
to press we learn that Mrs. T. 81.
Ketchin is dead. She was taken
suddenly i'll on Tuesday night,
and all day yesterday the greatest
anxiety was felt. Her death is a
great shock to the community,
and universal sympathy in
Winnsboro and the county will
be felt for the bereft husband and
children. She leaves a husband,
our esteemed townsman, Mr..
7. H. Ketchin, and three children.
Mrs. Ketchin was a daughter OF
the late Mr.. J. W. Shaw.
The funeral services will be
held this afternoon at the A. R.
P. Church at $50 o'clock.
The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-08-30

If your eyes burn, smart, feel
sticky in the morning, pain or itch
you, or if you have tears in yonr eyes,
spots flash before your eyes, Or you
hold y our reading too near or too far,
or strong light hurts ' our eyes, or you
have headaches, call and see the ocu-
list at the Hotel Dnval. is years ex-
perience. No charge for e1amina-
tion.-adv.
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cASToR RI As,
- The Kind You Have Always B0l
s;s5;:''' ss';; !; lalzzzzzax

THE work Of spreading abroad
Interstate Int pta and West Indian mi Es r
r position, whichis to be hela az
Charleston n xt year, ggS,artmgpt goes p1got
cd1S Of promotion and |, publicity stiLs was was
OF organized, about three weeks 1s4aays ago
nearly three thousand ht.,le letters ,t1aT
an and organizations inviting .tsaer the1'
co.operation in the great enter t1sea.
prises, and responses from ines, ines,
are coming in daily, manlfesflns =
a determination to secure a Piao'
in the picture.
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Miss Maria Bacot Dead

News has been received hel
of the death Of Miss Maria bacI y
which occurred about two weSi I,
ago at her home in Ken9n'' Ss
VII Wisconsin. Miss Bacot 6Ts;,, Eas
daughter i Of the late ssda MEFIMfaMl3 of NJ
tasarte Bacot. shera ps eroba;.s: 7:
and atfeetiese 49,
by manyreoplela N mlnnsooA
who1Ssw her dnEaasssr sssaEss Ess
ION duripg u var For man nan
.vea,Sssne has taught ma lafS :
school in Kenesha Her deaf
will cause sincere regret to thos
who knew her.
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The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1900-08-30
Powder Mill Explosion

Removes everything in sight; so 90
drastic mineral pills. but both are
mighty dangerous. Don't GFpamlie
the delicate machinery of youS, BODY
with calomel. croton oil or aloss-pp5llllss
when DR.. Kings New Life Pills.
which arc gentle as summer breeze,
do the work perfectly. Cures Head.
ache, Constipation. Only Csc at Nc
Master Co.'s drug store.