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P>? veil * strieture. \/l c in ei ? l? e.r rled in vph yowk -11 r ; ? ik 'he. nt bv mail Hi . laili %rprepaid, ()' nceint of pji $1 o i ImiX; 3 f- r $3 fit) t * 1*11 wIt>i it liiti DruggiHl*, Aim i.18 l.niii* nler .i. ' .w?.-jeMgn?MWMr llin ? Money Loaned I N EGOTIATK VOItIG GH om1 tin improved fin?i.H III ree>ti:>abl?t ntte* It K VVY' IE . liorney wt Law. - tjerC'AK'l. ..jT W AN IK1>- ACTIVE MAN of go d 'li rattler lo deliver .?ii ? enlle. ii South * arm nu hir ;d estah i-it* > maiiil'Hcturiiii; wl.ole-a'e liou-e $))?< a y? ar sure pay. Hm.eiev more loin I experi- n. e. tequired. Oni reterenee. I any in ? " > city. Enclose selfs u-l'tr^se-i envelope. MUIIU ladU'era, Third Kloof 3'i4 I)'*>-rl?orij .- t., Chicago ?i?m?? ? i i. Baby Mine! t Every mother feels an i n d e scribable dread of the pain and danger attendant upon the most critical period of her life. Becoming a mother should be a source of joy suffering and danger of the ordeal make its anticipation one of misery. MOTHER'S FRIEND is the remedy which relieves women of the great pain and suffering incident to maternity; this hour which is dreaded as woman's severest trial is not only made painless, but all the danger is removed by its use. Those who uct this remedy arc no longer despondent or gloomy; nervousness nausea and other distressing conditions are avoided, the system is made ready for the coming event, and the serious accidents so common to the critical hour are obviated by the use of Mother's Friend. It is a blessing to woman. 1.00 PBR BOTTLB at all Dm* Stores, or aent by express on reoelpt of prloa. onnrS Containing Invalaable Infonnattoa of rn-r Interest to all women, will ba aent rtftt to any add rose, upon application, by Hi BB1DFIKLD REGULATOR CO.. Atlanta. fla. i i I TROUBLOUS RUMORS. Colombia Republicans Fear the I Guillotine. Wade Hampton, Judvr*TowqmkI, Loomia Itlaiock, and Our Owe ?4?lefr" I'm on th? ^'Lis'" to Crowd Out Radicals. ! 4._ r* ' ?- ** I upwioi loui raiiTin* ntwa. Columbia. S C , May 3 ? Rum* th as to political shake~ups are f I vine thick unci fast here The latest is that General Wsde Hampton has hcen indirectly a<k ed if he w??nld take the Columbia postoffice Tbe report is that an intimate friend ?>f Senator McLanrin wh> authorized to indicate to General Hampton or his friends that if he would take the Columbia postoffice he ?ould have the sup port of Senator McLaurin and that this would carry with it the appointment The rumor waa that Hampton declined and irava his feehle health as the resson General Hampton, when seen today, said that he would not con~ aider a propo ition cominsr from Mc'.aurin He said that he would have remained in office had President, MoKinlev so desired hut that as President Mc? Kinlev had not allowed him to remain in office that he did not want anv other office and that he especially would not consider it i i I - imm me source it came. There seems to he a regular series of rumors n float just now about Federal appointment* all of which indicate that Senator Mc* ; Lau'insee,na to hold the whip handle of tha appointments that | are to eome to this State. One is that former assistant, attorney general, Chas. P. Townsend, who was in office under Mr Barber and who has been Senator McLaurin'e private secretary, is to be one of the ansistant attorneys under Mr Capers. Judge Townsend who at one , time occupied a seat on the bench of the State, is a first class lawyer. Another report is that aj prominent bank officer will next | be offered the postoffice in Columbia and that in case ne i accepis Mr. Enaor, who is now j ; * postmaster, is to go up stairs and j replace Mr E A. Webster, who j hash en the Republican leader in this State tor many years. Another report is that Mr. Loomiu Blalock is to lie the successor of United States Mar- 1 shal Lawson D Melton. A further rumor that bas^ CATARRH CAM Johnston's f QUART B< MDANGEH IN THE EARTH AND A A WIm and Venerable Doctor X In a leading hotel, in a great city, a f Ing. Listening to his wise and sentes dressed men, evidently lawyers, business My firm belief, is "that medical sciei eases without exception are caused by ic isms. Here is the gertn of that terrible d of typhoid fever; and here is the still raor causes that most destructive of all disei common and supposed incurable disease, " I wish, Doctor," said the traveling catarrh. I have had it for years, and I ui The Doctor answered. "Catarrh, 1 fever, and a host of other diseases, is the and attacking specially the mucous mem' disease is especially prevalent in the Un who is not, or has not t een troubled moi she obliged to remain at home frompleasi of many intellectual treats, from fear of 1 tarrhaf affections. In its worst phase, th himself and his friends. " I believe," continued this great phj tarrh is to medicate the blood. This can which act as blood purifiers." Betsy A. Marett, of Manistee, Manist Dear Sirs:?For ten years I was a sufl catarrh. My face was pale as death. 1 u hardly walk, I was so dizzy and had a i hands and feet were always cold. My bp in the morning, ray head swain so I was o awful pains in the small of ray back. 1 My muscular power was almost entirelj steps without stopping to rest, and often a pain in 1113' side. It seemed as though t tors said my blood had all turned to watei ting well. I tried the best physicians in My husband got mc a bottle of Johnston bought another. When these had beei health. I continued its use, and fclt I wi freshing, and it seemed as if I could feel n kept on taking it. and now consider xnsse all the time, and am happy. I am pdsitlv The sick headaches I hare had since, ehil tarrh has almost entirely left me. I daftn Sarsaparllla has done for me. I recount achesto una ,,, reached Columbia is that if Mi*. Jeff Richardson of Greenville will only intimate hie acceptance he can have the Greenville postoffice and that the position i? awaiting him n a silver platter so to speak. Thewe are only rumors that aro floating around, which may c may not pan out. VIGOR MEN Cattily, Quickly, Permanently Restored HINDI HO " (HHrin) ORG AT FRENCH TONIC ANIl VITA I.I7WP i -? . m IO BUIU Willi Will. I?i> k!- miui<tee toeure .Nervou* Ltebiitx * Vital iy Km"1"h Mcin ry. Kita l> zziM*Kf H>.<t^riu. Siii|m mII Draiu? u the .N?rv?>us ?i*?ni (biu*ed y Bad Hat-It- or Kxi-ee-lve Use of Tobacco. Opium, - iiju th, or * /dvtng >1) Pmf tliN1 Kill* " It Warda off Ina.nity, Consumption and Death. -t rit-arrt 'he Blood and Brain. Builds up t i* Hliaite"d Nfrvf#, KeBtorcH th* K r? of Youth, ai d Bring* the Pink G <?<% t?.? Pale i hecks, and MHke? y ti Y un* *nd -trot g atraiii rtOc , 19 Boxes By Mail to At ? \od-e-s. < jrtior > Broa Druggist, agents, Lan ca- - ?' (Aia't Neglect Your Liver. I iv?r troubles quickly result in serious 'plications, and the man who neglects his . v''T kit little regard for health. A bottle ' f drowns' Iron Bitters takeu now and then 1 keep the liver in perfect order. If the .ease has developed, Browns' Iron Bitters ; cure it permanently. Strength and i'I'v will always follow its use. r,i.,was' Iron Bitters is sold by all dealers. An Old Idea. Every dsy strengthens the belief of eml? nent physicians that impure blood is the cause of the minority of our diseases. ^ Tcnty-five years ago this theory was used a* a basis for the formula of Browns'Iroa Bitters. The many remarkable cures effected by this famous old household remedy art siiPieient to prove that the theory is Corrse*. Broa ns' Iron Bitten is "oh bjr all deal ear MflTHFR! ??'d'ofuu IVIW Ikl A I or meaning and about which such tender and holy recollections cluster as that of " Mother "?she who watched over our helpless infancy and guided our first tottering step. Yet the life of every Expectant Mother is beset with danger and all effort should be made to avoid it. so assists nature Mnfnor Q *n t^e change takmUlllGl U ing place that a a . the Expectant L | ft fl f| Mother is enar I I K 11II bled to look for Willi ward without dread, suffering or gloomy forebodings, to the hour when she experiences the joy of Motherhood. Its use insures safety to the lives of both Mother and Child, and she is found stronger.after than before confinement?in short, it "makes Childbirth natural and easy," as so many have said. Don't be persuaded to use anything but MOTHEjVSJRIEND "My wife suffered more in ten minutes with either of her other two children than she did altogether with her last, having previously used four bottles of 'Mother's Friend.' It is a blessing to any ons expecting to beooine a MOTHER," says a customer. Haxnxasoif Dal*. Car mi, Illinois. or DrnifUU At nun, or ml ky ezyrtN on nulH of prior. Wrluj for book containing testimonial* MS valuable Information for all Motbora, froe. Tk* SraMMd Remittor Civ, Atlanta, da. BE CURED BY ->arsa pari 11a OTTLES. IK; DANOER EVERYWHEBI>'* alki about Advanced Science. amous and aged physician was conversitious discourse, were a group of well men and commercial travelers, ice is certain yet to show that all disivisible germs which are living organisease diphtheria. Hero is the bacillus e dreadful bacillus of tuberclo which tses. consumption. This of that very catarrh." man, 44 that you would tell us about n thoroughly discouraged." ike diphtheria, consumption, typhoid result of a microbe invading the blood brane. This foul and most disgusting ilted States and it is . arc to meet one re or less with it. How often is he or int entertainments, deprive themselves bhe disagreeable odor arising from cale patient becomes loathsome both to 'sician, " that the true way to heal cabe done only by powerful alteratives ceCo., Mich., writes: ferer from general debility and chronic ras weak and short of breath. I could ringing in my head all the time. My petite was very poor. On getting up ften obliged to lie down again. 1 had had a continual feeling of tiredness. ' gone, and 1 couldn't go half a dozen that much exercise caused me to have L. 1,1 1 L-J 1-f in uiuuu Mini ieu mv veins. 'A'tie doc* r. I had given up all hope of ever getthe state, but failed to get any relief, 's Sarsapafiila. I took It, and then I i nsed, I was somewhat improved in is growing stronger; my sleep was reewblood moving through my veins. I if a well and VMgged woman. 1 work e that the Sarsaparilla saved my life. Idhood, have disappeared, and my caot be too thankful for w^at Johnston's tend all women who hate sick head* SENATOR TLAORIN MAKES A STATEMENT.. , Regarding Tender of Postmas1 tcrship to Gen Hampton ' The "Bushwhacking',Newspaper* Insult Hampton, He Says, While Being Unjust to Him?Will Talk to the People May 22. ? I Special to The State. Bennettsrille, May 5?Much having been said yesterday in the South Carolina papers ia reference ' to the connection of Gen Wade Hampton's name with the post* * mastership of the Columbia post office, your correspondent sought ( aa interview with Senator .1 L ; McLaurin and obtained the follow- i ing statement: 1 "The place, so far as 1 am ( aware, das not bssn tendered to Gn Hampton. 1 do not profess | to he able to control the appoint ment. I was approached by a J dovoted friend of his, who is not ( much more than an acquaintance of mine, and asked if I would en dorse Gen. Hampton for postmaster at Columbia,as he thought $ it would be appreciated by him at this time* I unhesitatingly re- ] plied that I would when a vacancy 'j occurred, if the general desires to ? accept the place. I was asaured j by this friend that he thought it ( would be acceptable. I urged the ? retention and . reappointment of ^ Gen. Hampton as railroad com- < missioner, aud had both written n and persoaal acknowledgements jj of his appreciation of the efforts h which kept him in office a long ^ time after his term expired. tkNobody expects to 'buy' Gen i Hampton, and the headlines of I the News and Courier areas insult ing to him as unjust to me. 1 ? mentioned this matter to a friend < of mine in Columbia and it met ,, with his hearty approbation aud * he voluuteered to ascertain whetb- tl er the general desired the presi- t( dent to teuder him the position or $ not. Everybody connected witn it n was influenced by a delicate and ? p true regard for Gen. Hampton * and to drag the matter into the news pipers for political purposes ?? is in thorough keeping with the ? bushwhacking tactics employed .1 bv those who object to fair argu- l mMDt on public questions. '1 am not and I refuse to be dragged into the papers by every f csnard started by my political enemies. 1 will speak to the peo- p pie, not the papers, and make my position on all questions thoroughly understood at Greenville \ on the 22nd instant. This parties nlar incident it closed so far as I am concerned, but 1 am confident \\ that the friend of Gen Hampton who first approached me will cor? " roborate what 1 say, as I believe J; l he was acting in the utmost good ft faith though entirely without th? ^ J o knowledge of ihe ganerul." n j. p ?. !; i ?? i ' ?i i^???i^? ?i !> mt p VIGOR MEN Easily, Quickly and Perma-1 Naotly Restored MAGNETIC NERVINE j is solo with written i uxrame- to r* pure Insomnia, Fits Dizziness, Hysterla, Nervous Debility. Lost Vitality, H Seminal I.usees, Falling Memory ? the result of Over-work Work, Worry, Hickne*s, Errors ? < Youtb or()v?r? indulgence. Price $1; boxes #5. B\ mail in piaio package to any dress on receipt of price. Hold on y by Crawford Bros, Druggists, Agents, J ? ancestor H RUNT'S COTTON ROOTH PENNYROYAL HILLS E5" .. ,lf and genuine alway reliable and WT safe. Ladles! w almutia uulr YAS He ? "? KUSt'R i Ot ton Root and Pen I nyroyai Fe* J wale Pills. They never fall and never . I injure Mailed to any addreas on re f celpt of $1 00 by Crawford Broa, Drug*. m giatn. Agents, Lancaster, 8 C. &T Suhaeribe to Tu Limib S .HI? K^PT HI* I.K? Twelve years ago J VV Sullivan, of Hartford, Coon., scratched hie leg with a rusty wire. Jnfluiu-* mat ion and blood poisoning >et in. For two years ho suffered intense* ly. Then the best doctors urged amputation, 14 but," he wrtcs, "I used one bottle of Electric Bitters and 112 boxes of Buck-* leu's Arnica Salve aud ray leg was sound and well as ever " For Eruptions, Eczema, Tetter, Salt Rheum, Sores and all blood uis orders Electric Bitters has no rivHl on earth. Try them. Crawford Bros and J F Ma- key & Co., will guarantee satisfaction or refund money. Only 50 cents. Itch on human cured in Su mi u e by Woolford'c K>?ni<?r\ t.' tiou. h never fulls. H"I?I by J F *'Hcke St I'o ,i>ruirvi.tt. bHiK'ni-r w *' Persons owing me foi recording deeds and other papers would confer a great favor by calling and settling when in town, 1 need the money very much. WLS Porter, C C C L C. CANDY CATHANHC . ? jenuine stamped C. C. C. Never sold In bulk. Beware of the dealer who tries to sell "something just as good." W oman I v y Sparkling Byes & Hriglit Faces aih the Fr .iim oi ?onml * h. nnVTBITIi \ THK oniriiw n 11\ I M ru ' FUENCH " route and Vitulizcr es .^h> ou? ixtiaoMilnii, H \ Bid ia. Dizziiiei-* ? end iche Buekacln- A Fema>e VVfikh ? 0 comm.'ii attending the Mouth y 'eriodn. ' 1 I 1) I O Passion itnouuh ilm .1 I\ I aO trying chang*- from Girlhood to Womanhood win find in 1 a wonderful teiief Mod l>eu< tit It Quiets a< d ^trntiglin lis the Nerves, : eansee the B-oo.i, t'leurs tlie I rmo nd T' n.-s |]|) the hole ? III Hakes a Woman Look Young and i^eel Young. Price 50c , 12 boxes 15. t^ent hy mull to t?u\ <1.1 an lold by Crawfor I Broa. Dru gisss, Lgents. Lancaster. * * JAPANEif: PILE CUBE A New and Com pi t>' rre-.ime- t , onsisting of HUPP081 rOR<E8,Op ulea of Ointment an* iw of >intiueul. A never-faillna cure Tor Mies of every nai re anil degte. It uake* aw operation with tli. knile, fhiuh Is painlul, and often tesu.'s in ai.ii. unnecessary, Why endure hie terrihte diseas. i We pack a Writen Ouaiantee in each $1 Box. No ure N-? Pay. 50c end #1 a b<>x. 6 for 5 8<-iit t<v mai . ample- fre. OINTMENT, 25c. and 50c. fllU Vl'l P A THUD Oil red. Pilee PreveotUlXllllrn lUH ed, by Japaueee Liver 'el.eta and great LIVKRand riTOM OH REGULATOR and BLOOli URIFIER. (Small mild and pleas .ot ?lake; eapeciadc adapted (or cniU r< n'a use. 5o d 'He- 2-^ c-nts. raw>td Kroa Druggists vgiuts, i.-?iica?ir.S. C. )0 YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK? Mdney Trouble Makes You Miserable. Almost everybody who reads the news lapers is sure to know of the wonderful ij , irv cures made by Dr. '?l Kilmer's Swamp-Root, I the great kidney, liver ?_[I and biadder remedy. IT ? It is the great mediIriH cal triumph of the nine> y( \ Nj||l teenth century; dis^ I'll L covered after years of (1s ' 1 i-s- IJ^jm scientific research by ijr~' r Dr- Kilmer, the emid. JL^: . * nent kidney and blad rier specialist, and is /onderfully successful in promptly curing ame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trouiles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst orm of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not recmmended for everything but if you have kidey, liver or bladder trouble it will be found jst the remedy you need. It has been tested 1 so many ways, in hospital work, in private ractice, among the helpless too poor to purhase relief and has proved so successful in very case that a special arrangement has een made by which all readers of this paper 'ho have not already tried it, may have a ample bottle sent free by mail, also a book tiling more about Swamp-Root and how to nd out if you have kidney or bladder trouble, /hen writing mention reading this generous ffer in this paper and If^ffT'ii snd your address to lr. Kilmer 8c Co.,Blngtgular fifty cent and HomKtfBinmp-Raot. ollar sizes are sold by all good druggists. ONLY $1.50. -MARBLE AND GRANITEMonuments, Tablets, mead Stones, Etc. Children's $1.50, and upwards Adults, $2.50, $3.00, and upards. Rutland, Italian Marble. \. J. McNinch. The One Day Oeid Osr*. For cot da And wrtlhmY aS Kat?ott'a Clip? " i )'* 4 x . i * J