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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-15
Ser NiearosuafaHal ipirb bon un'
ferer fesieruns sebaut uub cons
trplirt.

Ser NiearasuafaHal ipirb bon uns
ferer Neeieruns eebaut unb cons
trolirt.
Die bipIomatiiden ilnterbanbIunesn
bsalsli6 ber 4ufbsbune Obsr ~psnisitens
Der Mooifeirune bss Glapton . 8ulper.
8ertraees, ipel&e ,tpii1en ben Der.
Staaten unb @rOBbritnnnisn ssfibrt
tpurbsn. finb f@IisBli@ srfolsreid GENE.
fen. Die nnterbanblunsen purosn nit
Dem sr6Bten 9ebeimniB sefibrt. StaatS.
iefretdr Sap r%eprdIeniirte biefe Rs8iers
Jung. unb 8Otidaftsr Baunesfots banbeIs
ts fur @robbritpnnisn bier, unb 9oii6af.
ter gboate in 2onbon fur bic Ser. Staas
ten. 9aS 8eiuItat beseldnet bic Been.
bisuns Der Gonferenaen apiiben ben Be-
amten beS Staatsbepartements unb 2otb
Bauncefote bon Der Dauer zines poIen
Subres. tpdbrenb tpeldem cine Insabl
8sriammlunsen absebalten unb bic Sa6e
%uoltdnbis biscutirt puroe. @rOBbritan'
MEN III nit elmer Wooifieirune bee Glap.
ton 8 9ultper : 8ertruees einperitanoen,
our6 nelde es tbutidtIi6 ireeno psI6e
aniprihe in 8ssus auf eins @OntroIe
oss Niearasua . 2anals ieitsns beioer
Wdbte. Madden CT sebuut porOen 1T,
uufeibt. Das ReiuItut sebt besbuIb ba'
bin. ben Ser. Staoten eS fret su fteuen.
oisie erobe intsrCceanii6e WaRetitrobf
,u bauen uno nahbsr su eontroliren.
Sc 1T ermiitelt tporben. onB Gn8lant
feline ,s%orOsrunssn elmer 8sreeItuns fir
fem Nufseben rseno nslder &sdte ee'
ltelt bat, bic 60 unter BEN Ssrtra9e ses
babt baben mag uub auf bic es iebt 8er'
si6t ~leiitst, tpie es periproden bat. Wus
fur cine Sorm bus spiitsn ben bsiosn
intereffirten Wddien esirOffsne neber'
einfommen babsn tpiro. il nlat betannt.
man nimmt aber on, baB ireenb elm for'
msQeS Document enlpotfen uuo benz Sc
nat bebufs ieiner 8eitdtisuna lbermittelI
ipeIben pirb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-15
Wte lit btes

Wir btstsn sinbunbtrt Dollars SeIpbnune fiji
jspsn 8al BON 8atarrb, Der Mot bur6 Ginnsb
men BON Saa's 9atarrb = Sur stbsiIt mercer
fanu.
8. s. 9benep & 6 o., Gissntb., 5pIsop, 8,
Wir, bic llutsrstibusten, BADEN 3. s. Gbfnfy
felt ben lsBtsn Is Sabrsn esfanut uno batter
ibn fur puafommen ebrenbaft in alien gsl6Gfis.
psrbantlnnssn unp ~fnansisl bsfdbieL ale pOr
isinsr Girma sinsssanssnsu DISQUALIFICATION ~
srfilen.
B ct & SruaL @rUbbanbsIs BrcsuiRsu
5plsbp. ..
u albinG ainnan & Marvin, 8rpB
banttls DrOsuifsn. SOIsro, ..
SaaTs 9aiarrb.a ur piro innsrlib gsnpmmtr
unb pirft pirsft auf pas Slut uno bic lbIsimi.
gen Sbsrldtsn be SYarms. 3sugniIs fire.
p%srianpt. prsis rs Gents fur bic 5lai6t. Scr.
fault BON alien NpUtbtftru.
Saa's 6amilisn pilsn inb bic tsfsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-15
Saperifhsr 1artifulariSmns
nod In BOILER Blutbe.

Ber sesIuubt bate. Der baperif&,
Partifularismus iei ON Ausfsrben, Der
par isbr auf benz SoIsuese. 8siipiels
fir ben Fortbetano zines trammen bap,
srii6en SonberssfIbls iino aud neuer.
oineS tpieoer aeboten IpOrosn. 80 baden
ON idngften @sburistae oss 2aiiers bic
bapertfben Staatseebdube nibt ae,
8tflasst; sinise 5Ineesn iparsn sipa,
a~ufsgosen. aber iOslei@ ipieosr einseso.
Gen tpOroen, unc pie mar Jest bort. bate
bic baperli6e 8eeierune Dor sinsm Wo.
nat uusbradlid 8efsbI ssssbsn. nur am
Seburtstaee bes a6nieS unb bes Bring.
rsesnten bon Bayern OffisisQ au Hasssn
unb nu6 in bieiem Sale nur baperii6s
5lassen aufSusiebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-15
SelifateHen.

Sifae: Neue SOadnoif6s Caring
unO &ufli4e Gardiner. S~umburse
Iale in Del uno @elee, Gapiar, Sarl
Oinen in 8idien. 2Obiter, Ippstit SiIos
setodter WadersI, 8isler Sprotten il
Del.
SAFE: Sromase be 8ris, 2ieber,
trans. Cream. @riner, Shwessr. 2im'
burger, 8aditein unb Sano 8afe.
@urt: Sulami unb GsrpeIat, Wie.
ner, nit ober Obne Sauertraut, uni
5ranffurter in 8Itisn.
Spesialitdten: O9ienmauls
Salat, 2isbis's 5Ieifd' grtrutt. OIipen6I
beim Quart, 2amm' 3un8en in 5bpfsn.
4 @bnarb Siebeder,
= $40 2%adapanna Ibe.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-15
@ebeime @efelf6aft tn Gbiua sur
MnSrottnna Der Hremben.

8om @sfanbtsn Gonser i'm Staais'
Department einsetrOfenen 9eribten su'
folss, bat iid in @bina cine @eieaiduit
orsaniiirt, beren einasStunbener 8ped
bic GrmOrbuns ODER 8ertrsibuns uaer
NusIdnbsr il. Die Wltalieber Der @s.
isqi6aft iinb in Gbina aIs ,.8orers''
b%efannt. Serr @onssr bat fib ben Der.
tretern anoerer Wdbte in elmer Rote an
bic dinsiiide 8ssisrune aneeiblofen,
in bsr bisis uufseforoert ipirb. ben 8ar.
germ unb nnteribonen ipetIider 0atio'
men, bic in Gbinu ipobnen. ansemehenen
S6uB anseoeiben su laRen. Die De.
pei6e bes @sianbten @onser an bus
Staatsoepartsment aeisi, baB bic Res
eierune S4ritte tbut, bic 9ieai4afi
i'm 3uune au balten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-15
Mtlipneufeuer.

@isentbum i'm 0eribe pom i 1900.
900 gina in st. 2ouIs IN 6lommen auf
Der 8r0Bere 1belI pom bier Sduierse'
Uierten unO osreu SabaIt apii1en Der 8
unb 6. Strabs, 6tantIin gpe. unb Nors
8anS,ruBs i'm Sersen Oes8leinbaubslsDi.
itrictS 1T SetiiDrt tpOroen. SIN 5susr,
rsbrmann, Charles Nebus, iputoe &C..
i6cist uno neun unOere mebr ODER peni.
ger idtper petI 81 uno fdnf Ober ishS
Burger tru8sn lst1te 8srwunoungen Ou.
BON. Bon ben 8srpunDeien Oarite tsinsr
iterben,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-15
Nrofitables @efHdft ees 0Boae,
EruftS.

Die .amsrican @OoIen Co." belt it
Setiep @itp ibre erfte idbrIids Sibuns
Prdlibent sIpre iast in isinem Sabresr
betidt. bab Oas Sabr Elm proftablss &c,
tpeisn iei uno prOpbgeibts. buB oaS Tom,
menbe ioeur nod better fem ipiirbs. De,
8eri6t seist. bab nod 8orraib fur msb.
rere Wonute gu boben proftabIen Brei,
fen ba 1T. Bdbreno Der erten 81 Ro.
nate bes @ei6dfisiubres b~sIIefsn. fid biz
8siammtpsrfdufs Der 9ompanie auI
500, 500, 900. 9ie 8eridufs fur bas
fommenoe Sabr perbsn iid, ipie Der
8rdfioent slaubt. auf ni&t tpsniser ale
$40, 900. 900 beluufsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-15
S%hnftanfeuO Gisarrenma6er ifrei.
fen.

S%dnftauienb arbeitsr in ben Gisarrsn:
fabrifen Der Staot 0apana iinO am STREET
@uiiau bod. @bef bss Glsarren. Spnot.
fats. iaet, bic 5rase iei. OBJ bic uulOnsr
Elm Redt babeu. ben Irbeitsebern pOr'
Sui6rslben. ipen ite bsiddflisen uuO psr
lie nlht bef6dftIeen ioaen. Die Unto.
men ~perIuneen bic @ntIufuns Der Spa
nier. Serr Bod bat piele 9riefe Dor
ben Mdnnern empfansen. tpOrin iie ibr
eriu6en. bic nnionsn aufSubre9su, ba
ibr gin1ub tprnnntld isi.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-15
9adapanna Gtfenbabu.

Gnfaneeno nit benz rs. Sanuar, tpirl
Der Scranton. SObOien Sdlafpaesn, be-
leben Woreen in SobOfen sintrift, au'
BEN 8orfprune ON Gnbe Der 8abnfatior
Itationirt tperosn. iOOaB bic SnioiIsn ous
PripiIesium baben. bis 8 lbr Dtorsens
in bsmielben ju perpeiIen. so
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-15
Weuterei depptifber 3ruppen un,
terbrndt.

Cine 0spsids aus Cairo an bic Con.
bon Daily Wuil' iost, Oob msbrsrt
einseborsne OfBisre, bic i'm 8erbadis
ffanben. bic nsulidsn Ncte bon Suiubor.
cination anpetiftet su baben, perbaftst
tporoen fino. Obsrft Wineate. oer cine
SpesiaIOrore bonn Gbeoiue bate, ale
nbtbissn Wittsl ansutpenben. UNI bic
Disciplin tpieoerbersuiteasn, msIbet, BOB
bic Afdre isbr bsorobIi& sepeieu iei.
fi& ubsr isbt 8sbsRert babe. Wsitsrs
Wurimssitdse tpsroen iOfort BON GairO
aus mad BEN Rap seianbt usrben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-15
Gifenb Scittabclle.
Grie uno WgOming Waatg Giienbabn Go

in Strait am II. Sept. 1899.
i3a9s p%frlaisn S:rantrn fir Rsp gOrf, Rtp.
bureb une 3piitsupunftsn auf bsr 9rit 8obn,
~ebtnfdls fur SatpIrp une lpfalt punfts um 7.O5
Wcrssns unb 2.28 Rabmittass.
3uriidftbrtno treffsn 3ust Gin In Serauton
nm 1924 WOrasus, 3.t6 unb $40 Rahm.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1900-02-15
an b.

Sci ben fruns6Tf9en Offieisrrn nimmt
bic 8eseiteruns fur bic Buren, cine iubs
iiantieae Sorm an. Bie SenrS 8O6es
fort ermittsIt bat, bnben 90 frunSbii6e
Oficiere ibre gntIafunssu esnOmmsn
uno iinb bereits in bic Iransbaals 4rmee
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-11-07
THE RESULT Of The CENSUS.
OVER SEvENTY.Slx MILLION PEOPLE IN
THE UNITED STATES.
GROWTH OF NEARLY Fl PER GENT
Since 1900 South Cardinals Population Is
1,34O,3i2 Against 1851 lac in 1890.

The official announcement of the
total population of the United States
for the census of 1900 is 76,295, ,22O,
of which 74,627,907 are contained in
the forty-five States representing
approximately the population to be
used tor appointment purposes.
There is total of BLISS Indians
not taxed. The total population in
1890, with which the aggregate
population of the present census
should be compared, was G3,O69,756.
Taking the 1890 population as a
basis there has been gain in popu-
lation of 1925, AGA during the past
ten years, representing an increase
of nearly 21 per cent.
Following is the official announce
mcnt of the population Of the United
States in 1900 by States. The fig
urcs in the first column represent the
census for 1900, the second column
for 1890:
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-11-07
Fruit is the Best Medicine.

Free eating of apples is the best
thing in the world for sluggish liver.
Three or four at night, just before
going to bed, will produce the best
effect. Apples should be eaten with
out pccling, as the skin is valuable.
A ripe peach in the morning will
give an appetite for breakfast, and
make one feel better all day.
Strawberries, raspbcrrics, cherries
and currants arc ali cooling to the
system and beneficial in their effect
on the blood.
Hackbcrrics when ripe and not
ovcrripc furnish an excellent tonic
from natures laboratory.
Figs are balm to the stomach,
never produce acidity and are always
easily digcstcd
The "grapc cure" is fully rccog.
nlzcd by Continental doctors. Grapes
freely eaten clcar the blood and are
OF service in large number of dis
eases.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-11-07

Tho little daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. G. Burnsidc-Mcta Julia Burnside
born February 9th, 1898, died October
10th, 1900, aged two years, eight months
and thirteen days.
1t had been 4 bright and beautiful
little life; carefully tended and hcdged
in with love and devotion; lily bud
of rare fragrance and beauty which
boomcd in the home and perfumed and
frightened evory place Her smiles and
quaint. sweet baby ways changed to
poetry all the dull prose in the book of
life around her. Every one who knew
little Meta loved her. She was remark
ably precocious for one of her tender
years, speaking English and German
with equal case. Words are inadequate
to express the deep sorrow sustained by
her parents and large number Of rola-
tivcs and friends in her untimcly death.
Ailliction is all tho moro severe by reason
of the fact that just five weeks before
her parents wcre called on to mourn the
loss of her little sister, Adlina Mary, and
now arc left sad and childlcSs.
TO those SO sadly bcreavcd dark
shadow falls aslant the sun of existence,
and clouds obscure all the blue of the
sky. Hope is dimmcd, but II CLINT Of
light appears. Faith grasps tho silver
CLEAN of Bcthlchem's star, and still
small voice calleth "Suticr little chill
tlrcn to come unto me-
The Father docth all things we'll, and
though He leads us sometimes through
dark by-paths and over rugged noun
tains, when the plains lie invitingly be-
fore us, we cannot doubt His wisdom
We may not know why it was best to
give into our lives these dear little ones
and when they become SO very dear, the
Angel of Death carry them away, but
after awhile we shall understand these
misfartunes. SO let us hold the anchor
of faith and cling to the Father for help
in these dark hours, for indeed "Ilc
doeth all things we'll"
The funeral services were held from
the Lutheran church on Sunday after
noon, and We're conducted by Rev. j. G..
Schaid, and amid Il concoursc OF sorrow
ing friends, her mortal remains were
laid to rest in the Lutheran cemetery.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-11-07
United States Commissioners Report.

The annual report of tho United States
Commissioner of Education for tho tis-
cal year ending June 30 last gives tho
figures for tho fiscal year lS0S-99 as tho
latest statistics obtainablo. 1t shows
that the grand total of pupils in all
schools, elementary, secondary and
higher, public and private, for tho year
ended July /, 1899, was 1G,73S,3G2, of
which number enrolled in tho common
schools, elementary and secondary, was
15,i3S.7l5 Twenty and ono-half per
cent from tho entire population was en-
rolled in the public elementary and high
schools. There " sro 35,ISS pupils in at
tendance in all departments of tho col
lcges of agriculture and tho mechanic
arts under tho act of Congress approved
August 30, 1890, in aid of such institu-
tions.
The total income of these institutions,
distributed among tho various States,
amounted to SG, 1913, ,0lG, of which 81 ,7G9,-
TIC was derived from acts Of Congress,
S2,510,427 appropriated by several States
and Territories and tho remainder was
derived from fees, invested funds and
other miscellaneous sources.
Under supervision of tho bureau %
public schools are maintained in Alaska
with total enrolment of 1922 pupils
The report reviews the school work in
the Philippines, Cuba, Porto Rico and
Hawaii.
The total attendance in the Manila
schools is 5,706, on September 30, $780,
against a school population of some
$4,000.
In Cuba in March, 1900, thcro were
l3l boards Of education, 1000 schools in
operation, with $500 teachers and 13O,-
600 children enrolled. In 1899 there had
been only 200 schools, attendance 1000.
The expenditures up to the end of March,
1900, had been $4,000, 600, the school
fund being taken from the customs
receipts, and the estimates for 1900 were
Si,O00,O0O.
In Porto Rico for tho term of 1891 1900
the school enrolment was 15,4i0 boys,
1852 girls, total 24,302; average daily at
tendance 2O,lo3; population of the
island o57,770.
In Hawaii tho total enrolment of
1890, including a large proportion of
foreigners, each nationality having it's
own tcaChcr.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-11-07
Does 1t Pay to Buy Cheap?

a cheap remedy for coughs and colds
is all right, but you want something that
will relieve and cure tho more severe and
dangerous results Of throat and lung
troubles. What shall you do2 Go to a
warmer and more regular climate? Yes,
if possible; if not possible for you, then
in either case take the ONLY remedy
that has been introduced in all civilized
countries with success in severe throat
and lung troubles, "Boschcc's German
Syrup" 1t not only heals and stimu-
latcs the tissues to destroy the germ
disease, but allays inflammation, causes
easy cxpcctoration, gives good nights
rest, and cures the patient. Try ONE
bottle. Rec, amended many years by
all druggists Il. the world. For salo by
j. III. Darby, Walhalla.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-11-07
Marriages by Governors.

The Columbia Record, speaking of the
marriage OF two young Gcntics, friends
OF Gov. McSwccncy, to two Jewish
young ladies, says "'rhiS is perhaps the
first time in the history Of the State
where the Governor will take the place
OF minister or Il priest in a home we'd
ding Gov. McSwccncy has been in
yltcd to marry the two couples About
1866, when James H. Orr Was Governor
Of tho State, Gentle and handsome
young Jcwcss. Of Columbia, agreed to
marry. They agreed not to call in q
Jewish rabbi or Christian minister, but
asked COY. Orr to perform the ceremony
IN speaking to some friends about it the
Governor said ''that the bride did not
want Christian and the groom did not
desire Jcw to marry them, and us was
neither Jew nor Christian they have in
yltcd me to tic the knot. - Carolina
Spartan.
ElIa l)cmmons, Il negro woman living
near Thomson, Ca, fell dead Saturday
afternoon IN the railway station there
where She had gone to purchase a ticket
to Chattanooga. She had been suffering
from heart disease Tor some time and her
death is supposed to have been caused
by fright over a shooting affair between
tho town marshal and fleeing prisoner.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-11-07
IOW'S This 2

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward
for any case of catarrh that cannot be
cured by IIall's Catarrh Cure.
f. }. Cheney e Co., Props, Toledo, O..
We, the undersigned, have known F..
j. Cheney for the last l5 years, and be-
licvc him perfectly honorable in all bust
ness transactions and financially able to
carry out any obligations made by their
firm.
West & Truax, Wholesale Druggists,
Toledo, o.
Walding, Kinnan e Marvin, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, 0.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter
nally, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Price,
75c. per bottle. Sold by all druggists.
Testimonials free.
Ilall's Family Pills arc the best.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-11-07
First Person Chloroformed.

Beaufort correspondence Savannah
News: DIR. II. r.. Sans, coroner of
Beaufort county, states tina: he was
the first person in the world ever
placed under the influence of chloro-
form. In 1848 the doctor was q
student at the Baltimore Dental Col
lege, where experiments with the
then new discovery were being pro-
secuted, and he consented to have
a tooth extracted in order to test
the value of the drug which was not
then perfected. "On the first at
tempt," relates the doctor, "the
stuff simply slightly stupified me,
but did not alleviate the pain, and
the operation was arrested and de-
ferred until the following day, on
which occasion the inhalation of the
fumes produced the desired effect,
and in few moments l was entirely
unconscious and did not experience
the slightest degree of pain" In
addition to this distinction, the doc
tor was a passenger on the steamer
Palmetto from Baltimore to Char
lesion in 1S49. The vessel was the
first steamer propelled by screw
that ever venturcd on the ocean, and
while rounding Cape Hatteras, made
only II miles in as many hours.
Subsequently the narrator saw her
at the dock in Baltimore, after she
had encountered severe storm, and
she was a complete wreck.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-11-07
Piedmont Paragraphs.

PIEDMONT, S. c., October 31.-A
daughter of Mr. S. J. Johnson, who
lives about Two miles from Piedmont,
on the Anderson side of the river,
died recently of heart failure. The
sympathy of many friends goes out
to the bercaved family.
Presiding Elder j. B. Wilson, of
the Grccnvillc District, filled the
pulpit of the Methodist church last
Sunday night. He preached an in
structive sermon, taking for his text
"Ye must be born again" This gen.
tleman never fails to give a congre-
CATION something worth listening to.
The Piedmont Free Masons held
special meeting last Saturday
night, October 27, for the purpose of
comforting the Eastern Star Degree
OH such ladies' connected with Ma
sonry as were entitled to receive it.
BY the good cndeavor of the Craft
the meeting was made one of interest
and enjoyment.
DR.. Hall, of New York, the fam
GUS lecturer on social problems and
conditions, lectured in the Baptist
church recently. DR.. Hall has been
to Piedmont several times, and our
people always listen to him with
great pleasure.
The enrolment in our public
school is now between four and five
hundred. The children are falling
i'll line as they should.
Mr.. E. a. Robic, mechanic from
the shops at Whittenville, Mass, is
with us for few weeks, putting
down cards from the above named
establishment. Mr.. Robic is a fine
bust, ess man, and knows how to do
his work in the right way.
Misses jamie and Lula Horton, of
Bolton, spent part Of last week with
the Misses Simpson.
Mr.. James Charles, who has had a
position with the Piedmont Drug
Co., left last week for Grecnville,
where he has entered Furman Uni
vcrsity.
Mrs. j. III. IIannon and daughter,
Miss Mamie, left Friday for Colum-
bia and other points on visit to
relatives and friends.
Your scribe had the pleasure of
visiting over in Oconcc recently, TAX
ing in Seneca, Pcndleton and Wal
halla, and had the pleasure of meet
ing many old friends that we wero
glad to see. We called at TIE Cou-
RlER office and found everything in
good order and as neat as a parlor
We thank the boys for their polite
ness and kindness shown me, and
many thanks for their invitation to
call and see them again. We always
wish much success to THE COURIER
and its many readers.
WALKING Stick.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-11-07
Close Proximity.

Some years since certain cnthu-
siastic divine preached a sermon in
Charleston, S. c., in which he took
the position that the Garden Of
Eden must have been at or near
Charleston, as the climate there was
so delightful and all nature was so
beautiful. The substance of the ser.
mon was published and caught the
eye of some facctious Northern cdi-
tor, who commented on it as follows !:
81 will not undertake to dispute tho
position of the learned divine, and
admitting that he is correct, one
thing is very certain, and that is that
hell is not very far off, as it is located
in Edgefcld."
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-11-07
A TEXAS WONDER,
IIalPs Great Discovery for Kidney and
Bladder Trouble.

One small bottle Of Halls Great Dis.
covcry cures all kidney and bladder trou-
blcS, removes gravel cures diabetes,
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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1900-11-07
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According to a dispatch from Cape
Town, South Africa, a force of Bocrs
attacked and surrounded patrol of
Cape I Io"n police, with 4 convoy, near
lloopstad, Orange River Colony, last
Wednesday, and sharp fight onsucd.
"Thc police" says the correspondent,
were compelled to abandon two Maxms.
Ultimately reinforced by the yeomanry,
they succeeded in getting away with the
convoy: but they lost seven killed, eleven
wounded and fifteen captured. The
colonials were OutnumbcrGd ten to one,
and the engagement lasted for two hours.
The Beers have fifteen thousand men i'm
the field, nearly half Of whom arc in
Orange River Colony. These arc divided
into commanders Of some three hundred
each, but are capable of combination for
large operations"