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The colored American., 1900-11-10
DIR shea

mas been carefully educated In the Homscps
thic and Electric Schools OF Medicine. HI
success is wonderful in curing paralysis
rheumatism, Asthma, Sore Eyes, Tumoss,
Cancers, constipation, Ague. Dyspas sia
Tape Worms, Liver Con platnts, DEAN esa.
CaJarrh, Dropsy, Plies, Nervous Debility,
Heart diseases, Consumption, Iiseases Of
Women and Children, Fits, Kidney Disease,
and strange mysterious diseases which 9TH
ers don't understand. All diseases, NO matter
what they be- Nothing but honorable treat
ment, he can and Will honestly tell you IL
you can 30 cured. Has all pew reasN6ie6 and
new success. Has an ample experience In
public hosp1tal and private clinics. Ne trf.
fling with human life, Call at onoe. Do not
delay. Diplomas hang in parlors. Is a reg
istered ply ysioian. A new remedy 70 rheu
m atism Just discovered, not q lin ment.
Hopeless cases and those that others can not
cure solicited to call. Fat folks thin, the
childless made parents. All letters must
contain 81.0e, two stamps, age, lock OF hair.
Charges for medical treatment only. Closed
Sundays. Eiention this paper.
651 Fulton Street, Brooklyn. NY.
The colored American., 1900-11-10

Brooklyn, August Is, I89l-This letter ts 10
certuy that my husband had gone away ard
nad been absent two years. l mourned for
MN night and day. l gave him up as deau.
was doing resolved to consult him. He told
me that my husband was alive and well and
Where he was; told me he would come honle
ana when. To my joy su OF it came trae,
ne Is nome now, came back like one nom
Inc dead. also wish to say that this month
tost elou am q poor woman ana was
almost insane. went to Dr. Shea and be
told me would find my money and TO nv
lntense1 oy find 1T as he told me. I thank
Joo mere Is man 80 gifted in our midst
shat can heIp people snd tell them what 10
oo' Mrs. Mary Nillex
South fIa1n6 eio, nj
ShNhA11oN IN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
STATEMENT
l wish to state that one OF my pasishiopegs
was SICK and In trouble tor q long time, Mra.
Brown, 81 Gay street, No one seemed to ui%
aersVand her case, She had several doctors
the matter. None cOnld do her any sood. q
was my duty as her pastor to call and see
her. Hearing of the wonderful work being
done by DIR. Shea the last few years, 1 thought
would call and see him myself. found him
sympathetic gentleman. He gave me a
MIN lock o. PATIENTS hair, which did by
her daughter. He told at once what was tho
| matter, and in q short time cured her Pound
and We'll Her family had seemingly been
under cloud. Now all is changed. All are
well Snd prosperous. / can truly and heart tily
recommend DR.. Shea, to all those In sickn ess
or distress OF any khd. Rev. W illiam John
son, pastor Lebanon. church, brooklyn.
DR.. Shea can show thousands such as The
| above,
The colored American., 1900-11-10
HOWARD UNIVERSITY,

TEN distinct departments, under one hundred
competent professors ard instructors-Theo-
bgcal, Medical, Legal, College, Pedagogical,
pr.,o-atory. English Agriculture, Industrial and
MniiraI. Forinformation address o
Rev T. E. RANKIN, D. D., IL. D., President.
GEO. II. Stafford, Secretary.
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To Manifest Christ

As Christ came to manifest the
Father, so every Christian is called to
manifest Christ-in humility, pa
Hence, obedience, truth, faithful en-
durance, submission to the Fathers
will: his spirit of service and self.sac-
ritlce. The great need of the church
is more likeness to Christ in the char
acter of its members. A Christ-like
life Is practical !; for Christ himself
lives by his Spirit in those who are
willing to be wholly His, and from
within molds their disposition and
controls their conduct.
But there are too few who take
Christ as their exam pie, and seek act
ually to realize the Christian ideal.
A lower standard contents too many
who profess to be Christ's followers.
If all who have named Christ's name
were following Him closely, were
daily manifesting, His purity, were
strong with His strength and beautiful
with His love, sympathy and unself.
ishness, there is not a city in the land
but would be redeemed from munich
pal corruption at the next election, not
a church but would constantly be the
scene of conversions, not missionary
treasury whose income would not be
more than doubled. The spiritual
paralysis caused by money worship
would not be dominant in society, and
would be entirely cast out Of the house
of God. The basis of the business OF
Christian men would not be selfish.
ness, but service.
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re !. .B[:erna1l, |: ,.7sss;. II;

5., ID. y = EHs1 THs- /,
while he was away, for since he came
back he s,aSchanged man. There: il
his mother's grave" & &, 8
Myra paused before the handsom one
monumenG which her aunt eointed out,
on, whicn was lnsc lied at simple,
but most beautifl Of all hes ''MsJ' ny
II will zen ain here hs ] while
aunt" sn Sid Mgra, and hefa nSl lf lelt =
Flow long she stood there Sanlng
against the railing she didn't Know.
She was reused by the sound Of a f6osi
steps on the gravel walk near her. She
was not in the least surprised, but he
drew back aslf doubling his eyesight.
Myra held out her hand. ,ESy.1
''Mr. Seymour, this is, indeed; a
strange meeting.n W.. ,s
+ Mrs. Aymer," was all he said, as'he
took her proffered hand. OIL. si4s.}& :
"My name is not Mrs. Aymer;N i
am still Myra Blaine,n said Myra,
smiling. I @
"Yo1 are not Mrs. Aymer~ cried
Justin, his eyes beam ing with delight.
oCloiO'rL boNOty youXl6So0IGSS v sSs..sNeess
evening year agosP Philip told me that
you were to be his wife ina few ;weeks.s9''
"Philip, ,Aymer told an Ifitruth th: q j
was; nothing to him that night. The
engagement between; him and me wat
broken that morning said Myra,
with downcast eyes and blusbine
cheeks. 81. . Al <.
"He took courage, FROM the expires
sion of her face. Her hand was still
in his, and he put his arm about hel
now. 49, u n
"Myra, here at my mothers grave
let me tell you that it was because
loved you that I left you so abruptly
hat evening. Icould not stay to see
you his wife,, .g%
%"And it was because I loved you G
year ago thst 1 refused to marry him.
said Myra, SOFTLY. ........
And at last her pure love was crown
ed with happiness. s." u.
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Cow aud Calf for sale
,... Apply TO DIR. +. f. Harrison

:. PEG LEG WILLIAMS is at his old business
of ofinducing negros to emigrate to the West.
The officers OF South Carolina whose duty
tits to look after sue h gen tlemen should be on
the watch for him. He has headquarters
in Atlanta.
MESsRS. A. G. THOMPSON, of Anderson, now
q student Of Erskine College, and j. w. Drake
with j. A. Drake were in Abbeville Satur.
day.
s PROFS. JESSIE r. BELL and Kennedy, OF
Erskine, we're on our streets last Saturday.
. Sc 80 Knake plano for sale at less than half
price. Can be seen at Mrs. Lythgoes. At.
Loaded shells, shot and powder, at Glenns.
New crop New Orleans syrup. at Glenn's.
WANTED:-Salesmen to sell Lubrcat;ng Oils,
men, on comission. Good goods and liberal
proposition. Address giving references.
80 The Howard OIL 4 Grease Co.
t Cleveland, Ohio.
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FRESH OYSTERS.

You can always get fresh oysters at
Thomson Bros. Give them trial.
Phone 80.
e Wanted, 5000 lbs Of hides. Bring
US your hides, We will pay you market
price for them. Thomson Bros.
Is Bring your green >salted and dry
hides to Thomson Bros. They will
buy them.
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A Word to the Waiter,

+ Year after year on Christmas week our store
IL crowded with buyers who are hurried IN
their delayed performance Of Christmas sbop.
plug. They hud the counters crowded, CLERKS
busy and have not time 10 M axe the deliber.
ute examinations they would like; besides,
some, II Lot most OF the choice goods are
gone.
getting new goods every day. No trouble I'd
8. A nice new line OF fancy dhina dishes jus,
received. such as salad bowl, celery trays and
desert saucers. Il:
4. See my advertise Ment. ws mention a few
pretty az we'll as useful articles, suitable foI
3Cnristmas gifts. Il. &. Barnau. Jeweler.
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Negligence is the rust of the soul,
that corrodes through all her best res
olutions..
The fear Of the Lord is the very be-
ginning of wisdom and a good under
standing have they who keep His
commandments. -
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q You can buy a nice Bible very cheap at
DnPres Book Store.
- Books for children, books for\ youths, and
books for adults at DuPre's Book Store.
Toys Of every description, very cheap at
DuPre's Book Store.
toys at DuPre's Book Store.
Don't forget 10 90 to DuPrsts Book Store
for Christmas goods and toys.
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Preachers aud Children.

REV. j. F.. MCKINNoN will assist in the
installation of Rev. L. P. Burgess, RS pastor OF
the Ninety Six Church next Sabbath. His
pul pit at Long Cane will be supplied 10y Rev.
l.. II, Query. now engaged in Synodlcal work.
The young people and children who will
take part in the Christmas entertainment are
requested 10 meet ut tue church Saturday
morning at 10 o'clock.
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Four rooms and cook room. large nall.
Good well of water. Lot lUX2lO. on Due
West road about ha II mile from Court House.
win sell cneap for cash; or part cash aud
balance in monthly payments. Or. VIII trade
for small farm. Apply to JAS. W. Martln.
Abbevllie. =, G..
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Teach children Economy In Little
Things.

Teach children not to waste trif1es
which they often throw away without
thought, and which if saved might be
of use to others if not to themselves.
Wrapping paper, pieces of twine, odds
and ends of various kinds may do SER
vice a second time if put away until
the need for them arises. The habit
of economy is one that ought to be
cultivated, for careful saving makes
lavish giving possible. Hoarding is
not vice of childhood, nor should it
be encouraged, but the wise husband
ing of resources for future expenditure
is valuable lesson than cannot be
learned to early.
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Two Ways Of BOing IL.

Syn, not long Since, and
It the principal store in the
to attend to- 1sHS.e-tyKsi-
Iaking so% purcbase>
-. ait 1rreturn. Most
lt9X six or eight miles
Sand today there were
! and going. My atten-
attraced TO the dry goods
wherea pleasant-face little
man was looking at some black
D9fess goods. Her husband was stand
ing near. "Now SAM" she said,
4 this stuff is 40 cents yard, an this"
Sholding up another piece sis go cents
Il It's better than the other, but guess
1.-the Accents goods will do me-" The
= man came and examined both pieces
sSin a very interested way, and said,
NJ think, Sallie, you'd better take this
d at, so cents; you don't often. get new
= dress and you ought to havea good
N5one.n The little woman was still
more pleasant-looking as she told the
clerk to CUT off the dress.
~ "Sa.lie," said the husband, "I'm 60
4 ing to buy one of those red table
cloths" '.>
Sam" said she, in an undertone
akhey're beautiful, but can you afford
sit ?n He smiled and had one wrapped
up AS they went out I said to my
self, "True enough-a good husband
makes good wfe--two such happy
s looking people, and love and kindness
Z the cause of it!' -
s. My meditations were cut short by
Ssthe entrace OF another couple----agruff-
looking old fellow, and pale, careworIl
y woman. .,.
ff''Now, hurry up, Mary" said he.
:sI've no time to be foolin.'"
.... Then Mary said she would like to
look at some cloth. She selected a
piece that suited her, but when the
( man heard the price be objected.
81 "Get something cheaper" said he.
b "But," said the wife timidly, "this
is for Toms Sunday pants"
I don't care, said he; II won't pay
u SO much"
So she was oblighed to take an indif.
Il fernt piece at low price. After pur'
chasing few groceries, the husband
said:
eCome on; suppose you've got all
you want"
"Yes," said she, looking wistfully
atoubNi Dul oiu Wdut SoLuC apiOi
gingham."
Never mind that now," was the
answer, ''I'm in hurry" and out they
went.
All! thought I, here is poor woman
made unhappy by brute or mai
who never allows her the pleasure o
going shopping with little money o
her own. She works hard, withou
any reward, not even kind words. Ah
this must be the kind offarmers' wives
who become insane. Then 1 wished
I were fairy who might put none.
in her pocket to buy all those thing
so dear to housekeeper's hearts.
The arrival Of my husband aroused
me from my reveries, and when, dur
ing my ride home, I related my expert
ence, he laughingiy said: Just lik'
woman to see and hear so much.
"And," said I, "I feel like beating tina
horrid man, and suppose that's lik
8 woman too."
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IL ". Whites Locals.

L. W. whites Locals.
Two months OF the Fall have passed and
yet the rush is not over. The people know
where to get good bargains and that accounts
for the fact that trade is always brisk In the
stores OF l.. w. White. Sr.j.. r.. ,
The ladies will find an elegant assortment
Of Jackets, capes and collarettes at the store
OF l.. W. White.
Those 5i-inch all-wool dress goods at L. w
Whites are the cheapest and most desirable
goods on the market. The price is only 5U
cents q yard. They have sold very rapidly
but there are few Of them still left.
Go 10 Whites and look at their beautiful
line of outings. prints and percales. New
prints to arrive this week.
The ladies are invited to inspect the splen.
did line OF dress goods offered by l.. W.
White.
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He who is dependent on others for
his happiness is in a precarious condi-
tion.
The joy of the Lord is your strong
hold.
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M-aster's:Sale
The State of South Carolina,

( ~ 9 . - Fl o. . j 81
:ls :S ,C9UNTYsoF ABBEvrLLE.H
s COURT. OF COMMON PLEAS. :. FL; .,.,..,
iGeotge B. Morrah against P. ,Morrah and
wv. D. Morrah individually and as. Ad.
administrators of John Moran, deceased,
and others. N'f.5
DY AUTHORITY oF.lA DECREE OF
sale by the Court of Comm Pleas for Abbe.
yille County, In said State, made in the above
state L will offer for sale, at Public Out
cry, at Abtsyille G. a., 8. c., on Salesday 10
DECEMBER tskd,) A. D. 1900. within the legal
hours of sale the @llowing described land, to
wit: AlIthat traceSy parcel Of land situate,
lying and being in AbbeVille County, In the,
State aforesaid, containisg - /
Five Hundred and Twenty (52O}
&@.r. Acres; .,,@j
more or lessSand bounded By the Estate OF E.
Cowan on the South, by .I3s. Britt on the
West, by j. G. Kennedy or the North, and g..
A. Hanvey on the South; known as the Home
Place. ~. .a .:'g.i@s =,
ALSO, The Gown tract, in said State and
County. con tanning x; J.. y r:.I..@ ,.
Two Hundred and tFifty-Six 1885,
z lAcras, ii.
more or less, houp ded on, the West by lsnss
OF w. ID. Morrah and J.. Z, Kennedy, North
by lands OF j. L. Ken nedy Fast by lands of
Fannie Norrell, South by lan9s OF ]. s. Bull
and the De La Howe Estate
ALSO, all that tract or parcel Of land nown
as the Connor tract containing =
Three Hundred (300 Acres, =
more or less, and bounded by lands of Mrs.
Watson, Hunter Bros, Mrs. NJ. E. Lyon, Gull
ford Csde and others. Il. -. ~
ALSO, an undivided seven.thirtieths (7.S0)
interest In tract or lot of land, containing
Five (5) Acres, s. i.
more or less upon which Is Grist Mill and
Cotton Ginnery. known as McKitrick's Mill.
ALSO, an undivided one-sixth interest in
that tract or parcel Of land, containing III.
Seven Hundred and Seventy-Nine
[779] Acres, III j
more or less, known as the David Morrah Els.
tate, bounded on the West by Little River,
North by lands OF ]. l.. Kennedy, East by
Fannie Norrel. and South by the De La
Howe Estate. All In said State and County.
Also lot Of land in the town OF Troy,
Greenwood County, fronting fifty feet on
Twiggs Street and running back eighty five
feet, bounded by lands OF ]. n. Dendy and
r. w. Lites, known as lot S OF Block B Of map
nude by Capt. Kirk.
TERMS OF SALE-One.half Cash, balance
on credit oftwelve months, with interest
from day of sale, secured by bond of the pur-
chaser and mortgage of the premises, with
leave To pay all cash. Purchaser to pay for
papers and stamps. l.. w. PERRIN,
Nov. II. 1900, 81 Master A. c., S. c.
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Death Good Woman.

MRS Sally Ligon. wife of j. II. Ligon. form.
erIy of the LebAnan vicinity, died on the liJh
inst. In Lancaster County, OF bronchial atfec'
q tion.
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. irish mackeTeI. NO I. '.' =. II >
Navy beans, No. 1. - g.. "a .:.:..,
Fresh cream cheese No. L. =, W. r..
,Macarroni and lOct. packages, u and lib
packages. the best prunes that money can
buy, bakers chocolate, 10 and 2oc- BLOCKS,
nuts, almonds, durham shredded eocan ut
and also In shell oat flakes. .nutmeRs, pul.
verized-ginger. root.g-spice. pepper, oranges,
apples, heintZ sour kraut, cabbage, bannanas.
SPOOL bnd ball thread black and white, need
les, pins, soap, lye, stationary mouth harps,
violin, guitars. banjos, mandolipes. wire and
gnt stringl rosin, bdidges. aprons, pegs, and
playing cards from l0c up.
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The State of South Carolina
COUNTY OF ABBEvILLE. .

PROBATE COURT.
In the Matter of the Estate OF C.. E. Bruce
Deceased.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
A LII persons indebted 10 said estate must
IA settle without delay, and those holding
claims against the estate must present them
properly attested TO II. f. Bruce,
Nov l3, 1900. Administrator.
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Printers Wanted.
House and Lot for Sale.

Two or three printers can find employment
on application to the Press and Banner office
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To Rent.

One five room house convenient to bust
ness portion of town. Apply to G. Fl. Can
non. tl.
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Milford is up-to-date on school books
when in need OF anything IN that line cal
aud see him. Phone l07.
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Two Hundred and tPifty--six 1856
H. Acres, III.

more or less, bounde on the West by lanes
OF w d. Morrah and; J.. Z, Kennedy, North
by lands Of ]. L. Kennedy Fastt by lands of
Fannie Norrell, soyth by lanas OF J. s. Bull
and the De La Howe Estate
" ALSO. all that tract or parcel Of land known
as the Connor tract, containing -.
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Three Hundred (500) Acres, !

more or less, and bounded by lands of Mrs.
Watson, Hunter Bros, Mrs. NJ. E. Lyon, Gull
ford Csde and others. - ~
ALSO, an undivided seven.thirtieths (7-S0)
Interest In tract or lot of land, containing =
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-27
Sept. 1900. Sea

Ine bureau CT statistics compilation
discloses many unique characteristics of
the commerce Of the great lakes. For
instance, in the case Of Corneaut, o..
which Andrew Carnegie has declared
will one day be the greatest ore-loading
port IN the world. the 35S vessels which
have entered the harbor this season
have brought %1,748,255 tons Of iron ore.
or greater quantity than was dis
charged at any other port, with two ex-
ceptlons One Of these exceptions is the
port Of Ashtabula. also on Lake Erie.
Ashtabula will this season rank as the
greatest ore-receiving port in America.
having received up to October / a total
of $2,933,647 tons.
The lake lumber trade, in which there
was such decentralization last year, ap-
pears to be making a very favorable
showing this stason. For the month Of
September the aggregate cargoes tran
sDOrted amounted to 48s,s2s,OOO feet, and
for the season up to October 1, one bill
lion. 427 million feet. Duluth ranks as
the greatest lumber-shipping port. hav-
Ing sent out 277O71. 900 feet during the
season. Chicago heads the list Of re-
ports. 37S,546,OOO feet having
been unloaded at her wharves. Cleve-
land is pretty close second with a rec
ord Of 3S97O4,OOO feet for the season.
The morning Astorian. [volume] (Astoria, Oregon) 1899-1930, 1900-11-27
NERVE FOOD

Ifyou have neuralgia, SCOTS
emulsion of cod-liver oil will
feed the nerve that is crying
for food-it is hungry-and
set your whole body going
again, in a way to satisfy nerve
and brain with your usual food.
That is cure.
If you are nervous and irri.
table, you may only need more
fat to cushion your nerves
you are probably thin-and
SCOTS emulsion of cod-liver
oil will give you the fat, to
begin with.
Cure, so far as it goes. Full
cure is getting the fat you
need from usual food, and
SCOTS emulsion will help you
to that.
Wen end you little 70 try you iiks
SCOTT & BOVINE, 4o9 Pearl street. New York
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LEGAL NOTICES
sHERIFFs SALE.

In pursuance OF an execution duly
issued out OF the Circuit Court OF the
state OF Oregon. for the County OF
lamhlll. on the 10th day Of November
1900. upon a Judgment and decree rem
dered IN sald court on the 18th day OF
April. 1886. In the suit OF o. o. Howard,
plaintlh. ys. Il. A. Frame, n. s, Frame.
a. W. Stowell and 70. B. Stowell defend
ants. | VIII expose for sale and sell as
the law directs at the Court House door
OF the County OF Clatsop. In the city OF
Astoria, on Monday, the 31st day OF
December 1900. at the hour OF 2 o'clock
p. m, the property situated In the
county OF Clatsop. State Of Oregon. and
described as follows. tO-wlt:
Lots two (2), three (3), four %. Ave
90 and six (G. In block thirteen Q3),
In Adalrs port OF Upper Astoria. ac-
eording 10 the plat on file In the clerks
Office Of Clatsop County. Oregon.
THoS. LINVILLE,
Sheriff OF Clatsop County, Oregon.
Astoria. Oregon, November 20. 1900.