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GENERAL NEWS. NOTES. items of More or Less Interest Con densed Throught the World. No trace has yet been found of the stolen Tiffany gems worth $9o,ooo. The Bowen charges against Loomis are still being investigated by Secre *arv Taft. Secretary Shaw says he is not at a;l worried by the S35,ooo.ooo deficit n the national treasury. Twenty persons were injured in a collision on the Third avenue elevat ed railroad in New York. The g.-vernor of Iississippi sold 2,575 bales of cotton belonging to the state for 7.65. judge Iorris. in a letter to the uresident. intimates that he will re sign at an early date. Fresh efforts are being made to have Russia modify her maximum diuties on American imports. The Cumberland Presbyterian church has been unanimously voted ;nto the Northern General Assembly. Wall Irokers are preparing :o tranT ,r offices to Jersey City to e --ient of the stamp tax. lilitia has been called out in the island of Iaui, Hawaii, where many Japanese plantation laborers are on sLrike. Albion W. Tourgee, American consul at Bordeaux, France. and well known as an author, is dead, aged 67 ye Thc Venezuela Tribunal of First Instance annulled the contract of the New York and Bermudez Asphalt company. An insane negro killed one white man and injured seven others at Ow ensbor:, Ky. He then barricaded himself in a house and defied arrest. Iven isurgents and 5o Turks are reporze. :o have been killed in a fizht between Graecr% -\acedonia bands and Turkish troops in M\ace The interstate commerce commis Sion fas entered upon a vigorous de lense bef.?re the senate committee wh11Ch considering ra:lway rate re. Clation. A decision is expected this week in the case of the state of South Carolina against the United States for the return of the money paid for dispensary licenses. It is said that John D. Rockefeller, Jr.. is suffering from nervous dys pepsia, the ailment that for a long time affected his father, and t'hat he will continue the rest cure. Emperor Nicholas has directed Grand Duke Nicholas Nicholaievitch to organize a special commission to prepare for a council of national defense. Angular females who are able to el bow their way through a bargain hunting crowd have their good points. KitheUU 0 ..... SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS. Items of More of Lees Interest Con densed Outside the State. Dr. Frank A. Waddili, a prominent and popular citizen, is dead at Cheraw. J. R. Loons, a switchman in the Southern yards at Charleston, was run over and killed by a switch en gmne. Hon. C. A. Woods. associate just ice of the supreme court will deliver the literary address at the commence ment of the College of Charleston. Carpenters have begun work re pairing the Carpan residence near Greenville. which will be used as the Odd Fellows orphan home. The dispensary element in Pickens is talking of contesting the election of Saturday. at which the dispensary was voted out. Technical irregulari- - ty is charged. The residence of James Gilfillin in Greenville narrowly escaped destruc tion by fire, the department extin guished the flames after they had burst through the kitchen roof. The store of J. B. Caldwell & Co., at Campobello was broken into Sun day night. The thieves made off with several gold watches and other val uable articles. Words of High Praise. Among the highly commendatory press notices of Mr. Seabrook's new book. "Immortality" are the follow ing: The Charlotte Observer says: "Mr. Seabrook has a message for the wor'd and he knows it, and he knows how to bring it to those who need it the message of comfort. But this message is more than the message of comfort-it is the clear, ringing mes sage of faith and hope-a timely mes sage. when so much of the literature of tie day is tinged with agnostic or Buddhistic thought. In this timely ] and attractive book. the author is < never dull or monotonous. Few will beg:ii to read and lay it down before they have read to the end. While it C is written upon an intellectual plan,. there is scarcely a paragraph that cannot be understood by the most unintellignt. It was evidently the author's intention to make his work comprehensible to as many people na possible that he might extend its field of usefulness as far as possible." The Baptist Commonwealth says: 'This is a charming volume on aI most interesting theme. It is clear and compact in statement,, and con vincing and comforting in argument, and is well adapted to mellow ourC hearts, quicken our sympathies, inspire our hopes, and stimulate our aspirations. The various arguments for immortality are pressented in such logical sequence as to render them easy of comprehension andl retention, and they are illustrated and enforced -by abundant quotations in poetry and prose which have been selected with excellent judgment from the best literature upon .this subject. We have read the book with delight, and we cannot but hope that Ice Creani While.You Wait When in nee td a lot C)f th argest stock i :ensils in the C ts cheering message may find en trance into many homes and hearts, relieving death of its shadow and the 7;ravc of its gloom." 1The Nashville Christian Advocate ;avs:- "This book will prove a ;ource of comfort to those in sorrow, will strengthen the faith of those in :loubt and will confirm the hope of :h-ose who trust. The author's :houghts are worthy of his theme, Ind his treatment is made attractive >y a wide reading and the s-2lection >f well chosen poemns from te very )est authors." rhe Lutheran Evangelist says: -This book at once captivates you. is a friend captivates by a pleasant. >pen face. The seven chapters grow 1pon yon by their natural and lngi :al arrangement; the seven topics are liscussed naturally. clearly. con incingly. The whole putting of mmortality shows the heart of :he )astor. who moving so constantly tm-Dng the dying and the dead, ad ninisters comfort to the sorrowing." Phe Abilene (Kansas) Daily Re lector says:- "It is a dainty volume vith contents marked by the fine ;ense of fitness and keen appreciation )f the soul's needs that has always :haracterized the gifted author's ernions and addresses. Requirements. ?uck. Pausing uncertainly before a desk n the big insurance office., the ibernian visitor said to a clerk: 'Oi want to tek out a pawlicy." "Life, fire or marine?" drawled the lapper clerk with infinite sarcasm. "All three, Oi'm thinkin'," retorted he applicant. "Oi'm goin' fer a toker in th' navy." Rheumatic Pains Quickly Relieved. The excruciating pains characteristic f rheumatism sciatica are quickly re ieved by applying Chamberlan's Pain alm. The great pain relieving power f the liniment has been the surprise .nd delight of thousands of sufferers. 'he quick relief froyn pain which it .fords is alone worth man3 times its ost. For sale by Smith Drug Co., Pel am'& Son, W. G. Mayes and Prosperi y Drug Co. .A girl thirks her body is a glove 'r her heart. For a Weak Digestion. No medicine can replace food but ~hamberlain'u Stomach and Liver Tab ets will help you to digest your food t is not the quantity of food taker, hat gives strength and vigor to the ystem, but the amount digested and ?similated. If troub!ed with a weak igestion, don't fail to give the Tablets Strial. Thous ands have been benefitted >y their use. They only cost a quarter. Por sale by Smnith Drug Co., Pelham & ~on,W. G. Mayres & Prosperity Drug Co. During a honeymoon a man smiles nwardly if his wife confesses that ;he married him to reform him. Keep your bowels regular by the use ~f Chamberkdn's Stomach and Liver [ablets. There is nothing better. For ale by Smi'h Drug Co., Peiham & son, W. G. Mayes and Prosperity Dri g 3O. It Takes Only 'he MVinutes d of anything ings out of it, mnd assortmE nielware, Co ~ounty. Welea Vtm NI~~~wdl About Rheumatism. There are few diseases that inflici more torture than rheumatism and there is probably no disease fur whicl such a varied and useless lot of rem edies have been suggested. To sa5 that it can be cured is, therefore, 2 bold statement to make, but Chamber lain's Pain Balm, which enjoys an ex tensive sale, has met with great suc cess in the treatment of this disease. One application of Pain Balm will re lieve the pain, and hundreds of suf ferers have testified to permanent curei by its use. Why suffer when Pair Balm affords such quick relief and costs but a trifle? For sale by Smitl Drug Co. Pelham,& Son, W. G. MayeE and Prosperity Drug Co. A wonan never likes her husband to be chummy with a bachelor. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the Best and Most Popular. "Mothers buy it for croupy children, railroad men buy it for severe coughs and elderly people buy it for la grippe, say Moore Bros., Eldon, Iowa. "We sell more of Chamberlain's Cough Rem edy than any other kind. It seems tc have taken the lead over several othei good brands." There is no questior but this medicine is the best that cam be procured for coughs and colds, whether it be a child or an adult that is afflicted. It always cures and cures quickly. Sold by Smith Drug Co., Pelham & Son, W. G. Mayes and Prosperity Drug Co. Men love to be admired as much as women love to be loved. New Cure for Cancer. All surface cancers are now inowi to be curable, by Bucklen's Arnic Salve. Jas. Walters of Duffield, Va. writes: "I had a e?eer on my lip fo: years, that seemed incurable, till Buck len's Arnica Salve healed it, and nov it is perfectly well." Guranteed cur< for cuts and burns. 25 cents at W. E Pelham & Son's drug store. Discretion is sometimes the wors1 part of valor. Full of Tragic Meaning are these lines from J. H. Simmons, oj Casey, Ia. Think what might hav( resulted from his terrible cough if hE had not taken the medicine about whicl he writes: "I had a fearful cough that disturbed my night's rest. I triei everything, but nothing would reliev( it, until I took Dr. King's New Dis: covery for Consumption, Coughs anc Colds, which completely cured me.' Instantly relieves and permanentl3 cures all throat and lung diseases prevents grip and pneumonia. At W. E. Pelham & Son druggists; guaran teed; 50 cents and $1.00. Trial bottle free. 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