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I* I'M' IQ 91 j shadow uf : A UKltMlT. + an<l fright f Miss liunr ***** quite used _C. A. David, in Greenville News. i,,KHe was getting old, but he didn't T,le ou'l know it. When his teeth failed he reve wondered why the grass was so dread of ' tough?it never once occurred to liv?d in th him that his teeth were not sharp IHwd t like they once were. an old hoi And when a big, blundering uian run a rabl creature nearly stepped on him the tratl down other day, he wondered how so heavy ll'm t*10 ^ a thing could walk so fast and make he reallzei no noise?he didn't realize that his he mftde s ears were losing their cunning. and went It was really dangerous the way ,onK hlnd men and stumps were getting to look t*1'8 88 eas so much alike lhat he couldn't tell ground. 1 one from the other?his failing eye- dog behlni sight, you see! Then things didn't voice wert smell like thev imeH ?n wnnU *i?? i??i I believe it? He could hardly tell the he had lai difference in the smell of a bunch of Mute-like i ' fresh red clover and dandelion dim and f leaves! He would sit on his haunch- a distune* es and sniff and sniff, but the breeze and th? d? did not bring the tell-tale scents and long smells that used to greet those nos- yelps as 1 ! trils that were never still. the chase This would all have been very sad 'tally been if this old buck rabbit had realized pantit what it meant?but, luckily for his methinfl peace of mind, the truth never right awa AX dawned on him. He liked to sit back throw tha ^ in his burrow and doze and think, In dea strucl the way old people do. tain fence It did not seem any time since he where he was a small furry ball, snuggling up had his b in a soft, warm bed lined with fur 'he way. i from his mother's breast, together i regular with his little brothers and sisters, feet he hi each one wearing a white spot on of his be* ! their forehead, the trade-mark of place, ant rabbit babies the world over. He re- seeing the membered how his mother used to rail of h ! cover up the hole so deep with grass. A prett when she went away to feed that she from a b had to scratch them up before she there was could give them their allowance ot' it. Crour < warm fresh milk. back he v This happy life was as short lived til the noi as it was delightful, for at the end 'then, liopi of about twenty days his mother took track as f i it,/, ni.iiJ J - - ...? v .iiiwion uuwn on mo iniiFtlflo. carry him whore the grass grow short and was yestei ! sweot. and left them to look out for he though 1 themselves. His boyhood was pain dog on th 'ullv brief and his home education Kverytl entirely neglected. he was cr Think as he would, lie couldn't re- "ew "P member a single thing his mother nr)i had ever taught him?all he know a'r ho hea I "just came" to him somehow! Still rn If he ever saw his mother again, corner of he didn't recognize her?as all rabbit through t mothers look exactly alike, and there smoke?j ' are so many of them, you know! In spurt of s his ramblings he came across a beau- ?and an< tlful hole under a mocsy bank, with he was in canoc growing thick above It. It was older thlc an ideal home for a bachelor rabbit, harmed, 1 For a year or more his days were nerves of passed in a.nd about this safe retreat, curacy of He remembered the great fun ho used Run! t ohave on moonlight nfglits, when jt wa8 dew drops sparkled on overy grass eacapedes Hade, playing hide and seek with the 0j(j fenow neighbors who lived In the briar tlier ctou< patch across the road. He remcm- burrow a bered how they used to chase each |ivt> |lis n other through the tall broom straw, tt>ncled. and how he used to hide In the black Ways lik ?- buck prai: no noo VOTH-RR him for a I feci on tl none, unti And Many Arc tl?c Voices of I>ancas- (,is long y ter People. ,)f Krowll Thirty thousand voices?what a .,osjtjon grand chorus! And that's the number of American men and women. 11 8 who are publicly praising Doan's shunned Kidney Pills for relief from hack- Munnyess* ache, kidney anl bladder ills They say it to friends. They tell it in the home papers. Lancaster people are In this chorus. The Fla Here's a Lancaster case: vour son Mrs. H. M. Parks. Market St., Lan- th)s ]jtt]p Ma caster, says: "I ached all over and . when I sat down, I got so stiff ' ; across my hack I could hardly get n,lKn' a* up. I couldn't do any stooping and ?omewher was hardly able to do my house work. I finally got a box of Doan's Kidney Pills at the Standard Drug To Drive I Co., and they gave me lasting benefit from the backaches and fixed my Take the kidneys up In good shape." TASTELE Price 50c, at all dealers. Don't what you simply ask for a kidney remedy?get printed or Doan's Kidney Pills?the same that Quinine ai Mrs. Parks had. Foster-Mllburn The Quin Co., Props., Buffalo, N. Y. Iron buik DOINGS OF THE VAN / JM W.lWefcj.r.TeM.' \ 1 Tufi i MOTHS* 14 PTrVHG ON OMS I A WAUT riAM *=" * / "THS. 1 he*s?Le. t't> uK&To \ one I scs M#W jne <2AM6 ?vt 1 _ -rw y<JN JM* V^L { I THE LANCASTER NKV a hawbush and jump out en that beautiful, big eved * IV who never could get * "?>PKBLY PROTECTING ly, wno never could get + TilE 1IJJTERATE. to his rough way of play- + I I H WI' I H t y drawback to theso moon- ... . . . . Augus'a Chronicle. lis was the ever-present the big. hooting owls who In the recent muddle up in Atlu e tall pines on the hillside, ta, one pending proposition whi 0 remember that day when really deserved more kindly cons md. who had much rather .?,??? ? >? *? j . . . . . . oration than it got, if the descripti bit than eat, picked up his in the open field and gave we hear of U and its Purpose is c, tase of his life. As soon as iect. wa? hopelessly buried in t 1 the dog was on his track wreck and may go the way of mu tr&ight for the nearest hill tba( j8 frequently overlooked in t up its steepest part, his after_efrect of big roW8 legs enabling him to do ily as he could run on level Some ri*ht W,8C men ot the Bts His burst of speed left the have advanced the suggestion tl i and the deep tones of his there are already too many laws; ; soon lost in the distance, many, in fact, that people get the as old long ears, thought selves in trouble trving to k< st his pursuer the dog's Btraight_that u would bc better totes would be heard again, aint. No matter how long the 8tatP leKl?lature took a recess 5 he put between himself 8on,e year?- To ddd the one ,n >g. all he had to do was to mind- however, will, or would dc enough to hear his quick wor,d of good to a certain class lie followed the trail. As the P??Ple. especially in the rem lengthened his speed grad- rural tllBtrlcts. and would keep me slower and slower and certain ?ther class of people dodgl Ig quicker and quicker. riK,u lively to get out of its way . . . . . . . It was designed for the protects ! had to be done, and done , ,11l4 ] ... . . . of the illiterate, and if statistics p y too. if he expected to . . _ ...... . . . ? .. . . . pared by the educational authorit t dog off his track. An . . , . . , are to be taken, there are enough k him! He made for a cer- . , ' , .. . ... , fhem in Georgia to need this parti corner in the pasture lane, .... .. . , ...? >ar protection, knew another buck rabbit ....... . Judge Foster of Morgan county, p ed, an old rival of his, by , .... . . . ' , iW pared and introduced in the house Coming down the lane like 4 .... ., . , . .n. representatives a bill which wo: cyclone of ears and flying ., j .i., .... . require that all contracts, notes istled the other rabbit out . , , . ... ... * . mortgages made in this state, af tl, squatted quickly in his ' . . , .. .i , ihe date of the passage of the p 1 had the satisfaction of , , . , ? ,,,, , . .. posed act. when signed by an ill it hound pass by, hot on the * ' .... . ... . ate, would have no legallv bindl is unwilling substitute. _ . , . ... ., . , . effect unless read to the signor in v mean trick, this: but. . . , . , , presence of a witness; that witn uck rabbit s point of view .. . .. ., . , . o attest the paper with an oath t i nothing unethical about ... , . , he had heard the paper read to liing low with ears laid , , , . .. mrty signing, raited, without motion, un- .... ... ? , .. . The purpose ot the bill, as so of the chase died away .... , ., , , scribed by its author, was to co >ing up. he struck the backii ',u ov'l which few people would ast as his tired legs would ..... ... . , ,, .. ! eve could exist in a state like oi . He remembered, as If it , , _ ... ... .. . Judge Foster recited instances wi rdav, how glad he was that , , , n his knowledge wherein a cert t of this trick to throw the . . , .... ., , , ,. class ot agents inveigle ignor e trial of another rabbit. , .... . . people in the country districts, m ling went well until Just as ..... reouently than otherwise negro t 08sing the pasture, the dirt . , . . , ..... . . . . . . . nits who have begun to accumul a little 3purt right in front . , . , . .. a little in the way of farm imj se. As he leaped into the ... . , ments and livestock, to permit ird something go?bang! at their homes some article of li inning, he saw out of the value, or something they really d< his eye a boy peering want an{j just to keep a record i little cloud of blue gray it.. take a "receipt," which is si list then, there was another e(j jjy a cr08S mark. In the me and about a foot to his left tjm,. ^o "prospect" is drawn int ither bang! In a long leap conversation about his mule, wt the friendly shelter of the tjlft aRent guesses to be so m ket badly scared, but un- yeara 0j(j an(i js surprised to flni thanks to tlio nupruTnnt ? ? ->?? a yOUnger muje when the proper the boy and to the lnac- jg inocontjy told. The name is foi his dollar and a half shot- com|nR jn the same manner, a next time the "prospect" hears fi pleasant to remember these the "receipt" it is found to be of his young days; and the . mortgage on his inule, properly fll actually got so he had ra- in and which is about to be execu ch down in the door of his for non-payment of a debt, nd think of the past than To obviate such practice, Jui ibbit life out as nature In- Poster drew his bill to require a \ He grew snappish in his ness. as well as a cross mark, v ed to be alone. If a young such signature on all instruments iced gaily by, and bantered the kind, when signed by anybodj l race he would stamp his Georgia unable to read and wri te ground and turn up his the provision for the witness carry 1 you could see nothing but with it the stpulation that the insl ellow front teeth; Instead ment had been read aloud and ig old gracefully, his dls- scribed before being signed, became worse and worse, | The bill is among the many pc oon became disliked and ing in the legislature, and is out by all the Bunnys and ^ that many which should not be o< es around about. looked when the legislature at meets in regular session. It is of the prospective laws that wo Flattery V* sated. no( cjas8 !ini()nR the "too many tterer?' But don t von think ? . . . . ? , . ,i. ? . , , . ptit on the statute books or the st is wasting his talents In burg?" The Magnate leans'Of course ne is. but he Great Trutna. well waste them here as To live In the presence of gr n else."?Life. truths and eternal laws?that is w keeps a man patient when the wc ignores him, and calm and unsjioi Out Malaria when the world praises him.?HaIi And Build Up The System i Old Standard GROVE'S Is PILES Your Trouble? ;S3 chill TONIC. You know Then get relief quick. Go at < are taking, as the formula is to the Midway Drug Co., or Lan i every label, showing it is ter Pharmacy and get a bottu nd Iron in a tasteless form. Davis' Pile Remedy and don't si ine drives out malaria, the longer. Davis' Remedy does Is up the system. 50 cents work. LOONS r it TOMUK& i /ana wt6r alc-1 snrws&D ,Vfc r ,S I AM> HoW MAN*/ IS, SKPTKMBKR 14, 1915. ^ Not a One Mini Town. i /aA/aAAAJ + %*%fVVVV*t - Greenwood Journal. ? T 1 4. We wero talking some weeks ago j J to a genMuinan about the town in I *5^ which he lived, and the fine oppor- i I tunities that it had to become one ?* A of the very beet business centers. I in" His reply was to the effect that all ^ that we Baid was true, but he said ? id- they could not do anything for the ! on reason that one or two men com- *5^ ? M ,)r_ pletely dominated everything. "Nothing can go without their ap- A ML ,c proval. We are in their grasp. They have got to be consulted, and unless he they are willing for a thing to be J q done that is the end of it, and they Buy yoi lte are never in for anything that spells j )M progress." J5Uy , so We confess that it made us sad to <?? think of such a state of affairs exist- * Rnv it i ing anywhere. Just to think of hav- AJUjr 11 sep ing to live in a one man town. At 4 if the same time, we are glad when we \\V "llill ()j thought of conditions in Greenwood. jn We do not think that here is any } a one man here who would like to run (?collOlIP of Greenwood, and if that kind of a ote fellow should come tn and try his i It IS OUS a f hand he would soon find himself out f VOU Wttflt ing I of a Y j Greenwood belongs to all her cltl- mm w lonj zenR. and when her interests are up m L re.| for consideration they get together | m JL iesi am' (*? what. is to be done without i of] the thought of having to please any cu.j one person. No, sir, this is no one < j man town. aid No. 666 or This it prescription prepared especially 7 1/ ter for MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. J Y Oil I ro- Five or six dote* will break any ca?e, and X A er_ if taken then aa tonic the Fever will not T _______ . return. It acts on the liver better thao T Calomel and does not gripe or sickco. 25c X \r il" ? 1 Y our CSS X hai BEST i the RECREATION % RECUPERATION | |? Summer Tourist Fares ' + il Ier TO 4 bp~ Western North Carolina v irs VIA tb SOUTHERN RAILWAY ? In everj ain Premier Carrier of the South. Y ant May 1 "> to September 30, tinal ro- j i. always On ore turn limit October 31, 1915. en. Many attractive resorts reached by f cheaper til the Southern Hallway. Let us help ? R. you plan your summer trip. T tV|iQ rnmrn Uo- W. H. CAFFEY, T. LUII1II1 left Division Passenger Agent, * ttle Charleston, S. C. \\ flfMI' >nt ,y U)U 1 of Lancaster & Chester Ry. Co U it Bn", Schedule In Ehect Dec. 27, 1914. \\ 0 , an-, Eastern Time. s ? We bell the o a WESTBOUND. < jcyj Lv. Lancaster ...6:00am?2:30pm X uv. l<"ort Lawn . ,6:30am?4:08pm 1 3- COAL 5 Lv. Bascomvllle ..6:45am?4:28pm ^ i 't Lv. Richburg ....6:55am?4:43pm ;jj ago Ar. Chester 7:30am?5:25pm ? Pth. j EASTBOUND. . Lv. Chester .... y.OOam?6:45pm ' Lv. Richburg ... 9:45am?7:27pm '?m Lv. Bascomville .10:00am?7:38pra ...... ^ ^ . . . a j Lv. Fort Lawn ..10:30am?7:55pm I *4 + Ufifj Ar. Lancaster ...11:00am?8:25pm 4 . . Connections?Chester with South- -r V e ern, Seaboard and Carolina a.- North T pB I western Railways. I dge Fort Lawn, with Seaboard Air 19 vjt. Line Railways. T M ... Lancaster ,wth Southern Railway, 4 run A. P. McHJRE. Supt. V 1 of T Our < o1 lie; SOUTHERN RAILWAY | ,K'st tl" lng Premier Carrier of tlie South. 4 GXCCllollt, ^ru~ j i de" j PASSENGER TRAIN SCHE DULES I + Ynil Hi T-ains arrive Lancuc'er from: v * VII VI nd- Jo. 118?York ville, Rock Hill and T ? of Intermediate stations 8:31 a. m. 4 ,Just l'PfM'i /er- !'?- 1 13?Charleston. Columbia and t , intermediate ??atlons lu:05 T 'a,n a. m. . i ?"e So. 114?Marion. Blacksburg, Ch_r- mid lotte and intermediate stations, i T Ilfl . " if 1:35 p m 't Whpar No. 117?Columbia, Kingsville and 1 t ITIIVIH. a i intermediate stations, 7:41 p. m. * Trains leave Lancaster for: '4 Rpillplll So. 118?Kingsville, Coi imbla and | t intermediate stations, 8:31 a. m. |i CrilllSOll ' J* : No. 113?Rock Hill, Rlaoksburg,'4 , Marion. Charlotte and inter- | T killClS OI ( ,rlfi mediate stations, 10:05 a. m. X letf No. 114?Kingsville, Columbia i* :%C. Charleston and InlarmodlnU I T ! stations 1:36 f n. j No. 117?Rock Hill. Yorkv'lle and >nce intermediate stations, 7:41 T f\ p 1 cas-J p. m T f > of | Schedule figures are published as w 1/Ui' iffer I information only, not guaranteed, f "> ' the | For Information as to passenger 4-^4^4 ^ 4 i f i 1 J f:.ree, etc., call on Moth "H /,*Ts /I'LL NtSME.fi cifLi I ( 7_ JRNITURE | DVICE I nr Furniture Now. I y sconomically. : * rom us. v antee the quality of every piece we sell. JT [>u buy from us you reduce the wisdom A / to a science. y to buy from us because we have what x . MACKEY CO. 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