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C, Suffered 20 Years J ! mm lis. MAHY LEWIS, wife of a promliVM nent farmer, and well known by all | old residents near Iielmout, N. T,. writes: "For twenty-seven years 1 had been a constant sufferer from nervoua prostration, and paid large sums of money for docI tors and advertised remedies without benefit. Three years ago my condition wss alarming; the least noise would startle aid i unnerve me. I was unable tosleep, had a ( number of sinking spells and slowly grew worse. I began using Dr. Miles' Restorative j Nervine aud Nerve and Liver Pills. At first the medicine seemed to have no effect, but j after taking a few bottles I began to notice a change; I rested better at night, my appet tite began to Improve and I rapidly grew better, until now 1 am as nearly restored to health as one of my age may ekpect. Cod bless Dr.Mlles'Ncrvins.'* Dr. Miles' Remedies Or. are sold by all drug\ gists under a positive guarantee, first l>ottle C> rWIVlflO 3 benefits or money re- t .'M 1 funded. Bookoa dls- # jl eases of the heart and nerves free. Address, HHhMMmMHI * DR. MILKS UKDICAX CO., Blkkart, lud. Wanted-ftn Idea SSSS 1 k Broteot yonr ldea?: they may bring you wealtt 1 Wr|?e JOHN WKUDFJtHURN A OO.. Pntent Attoi eya. " - lioibm, I) 1 >r their --'teofla OTCMlllHMiLUIHl j BCKRDULR IN KKoM OCT. 2d, 1898 if ? First Clasj, Daily. ? I Weft am p m East Leaves 7 10 Charleston 8 00 arrives " 6 20 Augusta 10 46 '* " 9 20 Columbia 6 20 " |j " 10 10 Kingsviiie 4 28 ' NOItTH CAROLINA DIVISION ? Daily. Except fcJuudav ? 76 77 78 74 I a in. ? m. 1 eave Arrive p in. p in 8 20 11 40 Camden 800 480 10 10 12 40 Kemhaw 2 16 3 10 10 80 12 65 Heath Springs I 45 2 15 10 40 1 00 Pleasant Hill '40 2 00 || 11 50 1 20 Lancaster 1 20 1 20 <{ 12 15 1 2? Riverside 1 05 12 16 1 50 1 50 Catawba June'i) 12 50 II 20 8 10 2 15 Rock Hill 12 25 9 50 4 40 249 York vllle 11 52 7 60 6 20 8 66 Biackaburg 10 45 6 00 N o 81 No 82 7 40 Blacksburg 7 25 9 00 4 25 f-belby 10 15 6 30 liot) 5 34 Rutherford ton ii im 3 80 12 35 6 80 Marion 8 10 2 00 ptc. pin a ui p m I oaffney branch ? D ?ily, Except tiunday ? j 85 83 84 86 I p in. a in Leave Ar lve n m. p ill I 4 10 o 80 Blacksburg 7 30 6 30 v 4 35 5 CO Cherokee Fal s 7 05 6 06 i 6 00 6 20 Oall'iiey 6 40 6 40 J Train No 77, going West makes day I 1 it'll I r>iWillu|.|ion " ? I ? .. .......S.I. .1 _-n. . OV I JU I \ .an l CI Willi nil* I | Ij AC Railroad, at Rock 11 ill with the s Southern Railroad, going north, at Hlackahurg wi< h the Southern Train No 78, going ea*t tnakea con - 1 nectlon at Mariou, N C with the ( Houtliern Railroad, at HlackHhiirg ( with Southern and at i-aix-aster with ! the L At! Railroad. Train No Hi going ea*t make* con- , ne.-tion at Shelby, N C with the s A Ij Rai lro.id, got ug eaat. AI! Local freight train* will carry 1 pa?aenger* if provided with ticket*. \ j Ij A Ktner*ou, s H Lumpkin, ^ Traffic Manager. Div. Pa** Agt. I LANCASTER AND CHESTER RAILWAY I BETWEEN OHKHTKR AND LANCARTER. , Schedule in effect Daily except Huuday on and after Sept 11, 1808 WEST HOUNI) I E AST BOUND. No'*. 14 ami 18. j No'*. 7 and 15* AM. I' M. A M. P M 9 5i 5 65 Ar Cheater Lv 11 IK) 7 01) 9 07 5 07 Ri eh burg 11 88 7 45 H 55 4 Mi Bascombvllle 1151! 7 55 | P M 8 33 4 33 Fort Lawn 12 12 8 15 8 (Ml 4 00 Ly Lancaster A r 12 50 8 55 Connects at Cheater with Hnuthern Roi'way, Heaooard Air Line and Caret I n& and North-Western Kailway. ConueetH at ancaster with the Ohio i Hlver A tCharleston. JLeroy Spring", Pren., Lancaster, 8. C. J M Heath, (i. P. A., W H Hardin, V P and Aud., Cheste Tickled because I pain. I etin do the same for y< effects result from my extrac pleasant noss and satisfaction ii I've the experience, the "kno doing all branches of scienLfic d Special attention given Work. No charge for exatnin Or J. E. Outlet LANCA8TE The advisability of such atta< ks I as that of Dr. Broughton upon Mayor Woodward is questionable to say tho least. If the facts uic Mis as stated by Dr. Iiroughton, an<l I there is no denial of them, they I I must have been very well known in Atlanta, and the publication of I them in the manner in which it "P was done will bring only nn un- issi enviable notoriety to the city, can Dr. Broughton may bring about j tor the mayor's reform or renovalj from office and his intentions were dat probably good. Some of the hat Savannah pastors have been inter i Coi viewed about the case and one of j the them, Dr. John D. Jordan, said: i em "It would seem that his man was i gla down beforo he struck him lie ' seems only to have given publicity i ha\ in a sensational way to a case that j "I was well understood locally. Ifjtigl this be the case, ho is liablo to | of I receivo undue credit both as a toi discoverer as well as an exposer 0111 of a double life. While this may j wil detract from the wisdom and tact for of the preacher, it can in no way ; we help the case of the mayor. 1 do ren not favor such things from the lie; pulpit, because 1 think they aie the shocking both to the moral and Go religious sense of a community, the 1 think that tho same charges, noi backed up by facts laid before the | 1 mayor and his friends, in a private . boi way, might have accomplished asjof much good and caused less harm. | 8ttV It would also have made the n\ I preacher appear more of a hero ten and less of a bully. I am aware that many good people will tnkejytu a different view of the matter 8U| from myself, and I gladly accord d0( them tho perfect right to do so." ( w|i That is a very fair view of the,the case from a minister of tho same ap^ denomination as or. Broughton. | the ?The State. ge, WOK KING > IG IIT A N I) for hea The busiest and mightest little | 12 thing ever was made is Dr. King's . Now Life Pills. Every pill is a ^ sugar coated globule of health, 1 that changes weakness into strength, listlessness into energy, jean brain fag into mental power. , ??p They're wonderful in building up voj tho health. Only 2f>c. per box. Sold by Crawford Pro's. ^ at in<* ? Major I'ant of Union has J ^ given $1,000 to endow a scholar- 1 ship in Furman University. i sun ?(ieneral rains have fallen : throughout the Piedmont section [luring the past few days, and crops are very much revived. , , ?The friends of Furman Uni- |ife versity are beginning to work in HOII earnest. They are going to erect f,u. m auditorium with society rooms.iQ , to cost $1S 000. They propose ' con to erect a dormitory to cost $5,)00. (iri ?? j nev INSOMNIA: "I liavd Ihcii llsliltf ('INr lllhlA lor Insomnia, with which I have been afflicted for a S| jver twenty years. and I can sitv th.it (.'aseurets have given me more relief than any other reme* I Jy 1 have ever tried. 1 shall certainly recommend them to my friends as being all they are represented. ' Tiiuft. OlLUKO. Elgin, ill. jg CATHARTIC ^ j iooccotito 5 i Mi'rni, U?P ttOOfl 1)0 ' Uood. Ne?*r Hi?*k*n. Weaken. or Ortpf 10c. ?* 50c HUT ... CURE CONSTIPATION. ... I m.ril.t R.a.t; rnRif, Iwlml, Tirl, Sit * ' HA Tfl RAP ninl i<uarantre<1 by all <1rn?" thii RU- I U'DAv gl.uto <HT K K Tobacco liable Kilaoate Your Ifuwela With Ca?rari>it. I 1*1111 Candy Cathartic, cure eonatlpatlon forever kg I0c.2ftc. IfC. C.C fall, <t">*KKlHtarefund money. > bhmhmhmmmmmhuumi -MV ttpl | tak extracted his tooth without ftfU hi. Noithor pain nor after j On ting. My methods suggest ! I)r n stead. tee iw how" and ,nc facilities for entistry at the least cost, to Gold Crown and Bridge I - O jj lations and estimates. . Ige, Dentist. :k, 8. c. h "1MUVA FK" A'iLKN'S STOK1KS. ssissippi Congressman Knows low to (iet the Advantage of h Good Joke. jots of stories are told of rivate" John Allen, the Alissppi congressman who is now a didate for Cnited States .-cna \ few years ago when a cainlie for re-election to congress he 1 foe his opponent a former nfederute general. At one of ir meetings the general, with otion, told his audience how (I he was to he there. 'It has henn *>?*? ' <o been in this town," ho said, then defended it in a 24?hourt! it against the attack of a hand northern marauders who came lesjHiil us of our liberty and * homes. Some of my listeners I remember how 1 accounted my stewardship. The invaders re repulsed?those who did not nain dead on ti e stricken tield. fore 1 slumbered in my tent i night after the battle 1 thanked d 1 hud been able to tnrn back i horde of assassins from the th." When Allen came to speak, lit e warm testimony to the truth the other's military deeds and ings of the town. He said .s that noble hero lay in his t thanking God that ho had ed your homes and preserve* ir firesides, his prayers ant: >*e?pient slumbers were guar' I by an bumble private soldier 0 had fought amid the death ol 1 24 dark hours of which h< uks, and at the conclusion ol i light, when the last Yankee h nl 1, the humble private shoulder lus musket and, with veneration his great heroic leader in hi; at, cheerfully, for the ensuing hours, guarded the hero's tent, as that private," conclude* en. L'he cheers for the general lie no enthusiastic uprising for tin rivate." Allen got all theii es in the convention and wai ninnted. Ho told the incident Washington one day illiistrat how it was possible in politic. Lurn defeut into victory. 'It was rather singular, too,' ie one remarked, "that yoi I the general should come l*> her at tho same place after s* ny years." '1 never had been there in ill) i before," said Allen, will ie surprise. ''As a matter o t, at the time tho general wa? command in that part of tin intry 1 was with the regiment which 1 belonged, dodging int over toward Vickshurg. ] or saw the man in the wartime or heard of him until 10 years jr it was it 11 over." )ne of the funniest things Johr en ever did was when he mailt leoch in the house of represon Kit % VK M KN F.I I.I, Victims to stomach, liver an* ney trouble as well as women, I all feel the results in loss ol lotite, poisons in the Idood, kache, nervousness, headacht I tired, listless, run down feel Hut there's no need to fee 3 that. Listen to J. \Y. Oard, Idavillo I ml. Ho says: lectric Hitters are just the ng ftir a man when ho is al i down, and don't care whether lives or dies. It did more tc o itiii nnw utrnmrtlt nntl iftwin V IIIV IIV ?? nil VII^ til ??ssa* fc,""*' >otito than anything 1 couh e. I can now eat anything 1 have a now letiso on lifo.' ly 50 oonts, at Crawford Hro'i tig Storo. Kvery hottlo gnnran d. niirmri of (lif Rl?>d and KrrTM. fo one need suffer with neuralgia. This ease is quickly and permanently cured Browns' Iron Bitters. Every disease of i blood, nerves and stomach, chronic otherwise, succiimlw to Browns' Iron ters. Known and used for nearly a irter of a century, it stands to-day forest among our most valued remedies. ?wns'Iron bitters is sold by ali dealer*. | tutives just before the vote upon j the hill repealing the purchasing clause of tho Shorman act. Little General Tracy, not tho I ox cabinet member, but at that I 7 time a Democratic member of the i New York delegation, had just made a speech thanking other Democrats forthe manner in which ,; they had flocked to tho support of the administration and had followed his lead in the effort to prevent I a depreciation of the currency. ?i Tracy had really been one of the floor managers of the light for : the repeal bill, but he had led the dominant forces about as much as Allen hud led tho opposition, and ; Allen had not opened his mouth in the discussion until this the I j closing day of tho debate. [ T?w,r? .....o .w.? - *1 . uwi V ????e? IIUI IIIIU UIIIUII^ lilt? ! 356 members of the house who i J acknowledged Tracy's leadership, I' notwithstanding his activity, and i when he made his speech, thank; ing his personal following, the t hou.se was astounded. The bill . | passed by a majority of nearly . 100 which included all the leading Democrats and Republicans from the northern and eastern states and many Democrats from the > j south. William L. Wilson was the 5, author of the repeal bill, and as i chairman of the ways and means [ i committee, was the authorized ; Democratic loader on the floor and , the personal representative of Cleveland as well. Crisp bad | given the aid of his powerful in1 fluence as speaker to support the . bill, while Rued, Dingley, Cannon | and other Republicans had spoken | j in its favor. Tracy's effort was j I therefore ludicrous enough; but f j the house saw no humor in the 1 I situation until Allen arose. He was on his feet the moment i Tracy sat down and began with the jieculiar drawl and nasal tone ; that characterize his utterances and add to their humor. ' "Mr. Speaker," ho began, "I cannot permit this debate to close without thanking those who have ? ] so foolishly followed me in my ! effort to prevent the passage of * the bill." M For 'JO minutes he proceeded to satirize Tracy and Tracy's i speech in a manner threw the , house into an uproar and rendered I Tracy the most uncomfortable i man in the whole Capitol building. > | lie made several references to '"General Trace and mirunlf" ^ the leader, of the opposing forces f and handled the member from New York with so little mercy ^ and yet with such apparent good j nature that even "Silver Dick1' (Hand, who had led the opposition J and believed the republic would . I come to an end the momont the Sherman law was repealed, lay < hack in lus chair and laughed until the tears ran down his face. 1 } * * .j $ioo i<i nn Aim. 81 no I'Iih reiliTN of toi-. paper will he pleas.-tl to learn Ilia' there is at l?ast I oiih <1 reiiUi'ti iliirwH 111; i science ii ?s heen a le l<> uire in hIi ps sages mimI | that is fatarrh Hail's < atarrh ? tire i list tie only positive cure now known f to the medical f'a -ri.it > atarrh being h co isiitutio'i ?l ill-ease re(|uire-> a 1 <*i ni?l 11 ui lontii t rent lit in Hail's ?'a 3 , fn< rli (Jure I- (axon internally, acting ' ?lir ctlv Ut>"D the blood an mucous I su'raoea of lie ?yst m i hereby destroy' log llie toiln<tai ion of the disease, ami giving the palle t -treng h by bulhl. ! iog do toe const i tin ion a.-il assisting I nature in doing i s work The pro ' prietois have s rniicn faith in its | curative powers thai they offer One , | Hundred Dollars foi any cast, that it fail- to cure. Sen for list of tesli inonlals [ Aihlress, J K < '11 EN KY tfc I ()., i I Toledo () #ray~ s >h| |?y I >ruggi-?ls, 1 | 75c. ?l An Old Idea. H Every day strengthen! the belief of eminent physicians that impure blood is the cause of the majority of our diseases. Twenty-flee years ago this theory was used as a basis for the formula of Browns' Iron Bitters. The many remarkable cures effected by this famous old household remedy are sufficient, to prove that the theory is cor re**. Browns' iron BiUers is so In bjr all dealest r^TSUI.ICSKlliK TO rHE LEDGER.