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. slopes that fall hundreds of feet dowr
, Into the valley ltelow; and also the
( 1 K'lsl. <?? llill.i o-l ?
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[j&Ient jlhoi
| the Mystery ol
lie* 'n~
(?- I (/(/If f IIV(/C
I Those who tiro training flesl
| and strontfth by regular treat
f _ I ment with
X / [ Scott's Emulsion
/] | should continue the treatmen
F/ 1 In hot weather; smaller dos<
/ and a little cool milk with It wll
I | do away with any oblectici
I which Is attached to fatty pro
ducts during the heatot
| | I season.
IUI IHIII-J ruiinjiiwriBB fflllfier,
Ia name so glvety it. not because of Its
stnallness?for It. I? two miles long,
and In one place, half a mile across?
i but to distinguish it from the tlross1
Sclt want weiss glacier that hangs above
t on the other side of the pass.
? ' It is a lonely and grim road, a road
\ | In which no bird is heard or seen from
! the time that the village of St. t.'hria
' ' toph is left behind on the Swiss side
Mmgm
^GERMICIDE!/
s combined therapeutic action I I I
>n the blood and the mucooi I
iembrane, Hancock's Liquid I
Sulphur positively and surely H
Cures I
k Catarrh 1
Catarrh is a constitutional die- H
tase. and lnr<l trMtm?n? ?1???
le^Leaders^
Jii the ilrux buiiuflf of Bateahurg are
occupy the Center Dru?r Store Next to ?l
Soda Drinks of nil kind* a-e to be hud th?
lion ousiness is almost equal to that of a
the Prescription work in town ne?e<s tnly
V -
Ti aminos Bros:. flM '*X^8|
ti? Depot. The liu^t .
city. Doing mtMC ?f "*wlk:
makes tl?i? the ?*?-?e. ' 1
iijujaiuo rar
IJJNO BLOUNDELLE-BURK
If "To die Is landing on silent sh
Where billows never brat, nor
temi>osts roar
, u ririiccwmi'ir,
|\ I SCOTT BOWNK, Cliemi???,
I 4<>v-41J I'MII Snefi, New Yotl
V jot. and #1.00; all ilruj;;;ists.
3N 1\
ore.
II RIGHT GOODS AT
^ RIGHT PRICES.
I until tii" village or Santa Mail re Is
n ai liul on l tie Italian side: a road that
j v.'n ls at first. and at last, through firwiiniis
and pine tiros, but that in the
_ mid.lie is nothing but a path, cut In
I so.iio parts and blasted in others,
along tlie gr.iu'ie sides of the rocks,
und hanging in many places above
thf valley lar below. Patches of snow
and piece s of roi k that have fallen
from above, alone relieve the view on
XV'^ KwSSWX t *<r ?X liar
N^VvlMl- \ V y build
-M^lJ^5hjL, \*r niredfoi
were neve
of Hftacoc
tive is its
l[H?5ll S3gg
l?&l feSKi
rill not cure it. Sulphur is the
eatest germicide known, and t
in less but powerful constitution
er. Its value has been recogr
ages,but all itscurativeeffecta
x obtainable till the discovery
k's Liquid Sulphur. So postaction
that we guarantee it to
-rh, Eczema, Acne. Itch, Dangworm,
Prickly Heat, Lhphthelouth
and Throat, Granulated
nd all diseases of the Scaln.
iuu win tioi nuve any not d of a culiin the i
medicine prepared bv tliem. Tney solid
Lu.-iui'88. You need nut go elsewhere
vi u can find in their large stock of drug* i
and see us.
Timn
i your prescript
rions Bros.
..VJ "ir MTBICll (HI llieir
bench ouo evening. still makin
plans, when they saw one of Sit
footmen coming towards thei
bringing the usual batch of
and letters. It was the tiuio a
the post generally came in. at
had made a habit of having tli
respondence brought to them
and of passing the half hour
dinner in reading their letter
usual |
iK their | C ALL ON
J. c. GLOVER
papers
t whi.h at his stoi
id they
elr.-or- YOU WILL FIF
there,
before
i. The
j She shle of tlio path: o;i the opposite
I side of the ravine is notliiug but a
t huge wall <>f granite that holds no
. | snow, so slippery is it; but above which
hangs, white and gray, like tlu; face
*Ei of a corpse, tlie glacier from which
the pass derives its name.
ay A lonely and grim road even in the
daytime, when a few rays of sunshine
manage to penetrate it at midday,
when ocenstim illv .1 i>uriv i.T 1.
fl I HANCOCI
I UllftMPMl Prepared e
I wwi Immm iwd. Korea, Cbi
B I ' T1T7\JC.* * Files, Houi
S I all Hklu l)i
H I Sold at all rel
j^B " * * on Hie <
I BANCOl
ICS LIQUID SULPHUR OINTMENT. I rjr
specially for Burni, Scalds, Open H S tlj
fed Parts, Haw Surfaces, Pol la, H
ibnm of Face rod Hands, and Cfl fl
sease*- H
lablr druRttorss V rite for free booklet
umUTe and toilet use of sulphur. K
CM LIQUID SULPHUR CO, H
Baltimore, M?L B
" old
f thing in tho General M
be fOund at the store of
3=3. jo^T:
Everything
[Jon merit. Give me a ca
erchandise line |
ES.
First-Class sn<l
II. PrlfPft BInh?
man naniieil several to Lord
and one to Ida. and they began
use thoni. Those to I'enlyn we
nary ones and did not take Ion;
reading-, and lie was about I
round and ask Ida if hers \
>iv tin port a in e. when ho was
by a sound from her lips?a sou
bo looked at her. lie saw that *
rank baek against the wooden
u7per? Dry Goods, Notioi
re ord IShoes;
Hats,
sTanicd Staple and Fane
mi that Groceries and
ih<* had
rail of c+,ri:^u
_ _ ' may l?e moi with, and when sometimes
1^' the voice <>f a goatherd ('tilling his
| (locks rises from the valley below; but
lonelier and more giiut. and more
j black and Impenetrable at night, and
? -. rarely or even then trod by human
| f?>i?t. For he who should attempt the
passage of the Schwa r/.welss Pass at
I night, unless there were a brilliant
moon to light him through its most
\ A
Hid
Wm
M
' ' '' 'a
the garden seat, and that sh
(loathly pule. The letter she 1
veived, and the envelope heuri
green stamp of Switzerland. hi
en at her feet.
)da! my dearest! what Is it?"
claimed, as he hent towards li
placed his arm round her. "Id:
you had had news, have you?V
"The dreamV" she moaned
dream! Ob. Ood!"
e was = ^lUinin
bad reing
the '
ra" HARDWARE OF
Jr'Z ALL KINDS.
-*"* J. C. GLOVER
. "the
r n r; r: i \
I n#ti>KviiiuH i .ir s. w> urn laue ins lire
o | In hin own immlrf.
| Yet. on an August night of the year
j In which this t:ile is told, and when
tli'To was a moon that, heing near its
full, <or.se'juently r >so late and shone
till nearly daylight, a man was making
Jii.s way arrnsj* this pass to Italy.
Midnight was close at hand as, with
weary steps, to* desirnde 1 a rough.
c hewn path in the rock?a path which.
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Cures MALARIA 13
<? CONSTIPATION
and all
VER AILMENT?
"What dream?" he said, w
rwoj i of horror, of undefined, uii
horror broke out upon hi;' fo:
"What dream?"
"ThP letter! Head the lettei
answered, while in her eyes
look lie lutd on? e seen before?I
away look that had been there
he lirst spoke to her of his hi
murder.
W W I 1 I 1 ^
hile a
\ known AND CASKET
rehead.
r!" she ?????????
was a
ho f;ir- W -^Ttl) ? Everyone who i
when printed stationery to remeni
other's tliat we have just receive 1 a line 1
| of Stationery am) inks?that our t;
for - a f *-s y. had a rude handrail of iron
attached to tho side from which it was
*5* cut?and reached a small plateau, the
size, perhaps. of an ordinary room
unit it.im wh'u h a^atn ?li?* path \v ?t
on. I r :a this plateau shelved down,
for a hundred feet or tn<?re, an almost
perpend! ular moraine, or glacier hed,
>er and at the foot of thi- lay the Kleinme
Si hwarr.wciss. with its < r? vassos plis'"I,e
toning in lhp moo::!!L'!il: for tli? nmnti
!T.UJ ORC~T RAILWAY RJN3 THI
g:<i:ay countb
CONVCMC'.TLY l,::!T!K'G Alt, THE DECT
CP THE SOUTH.
I I \V. A. t LiiU". S. H. HAl
panongcr Traffic Mar.arer. Cc- jral Pass
Washington, r.C.
V> i - . TAYLOE, Ass's Cv. ! fa:;. Agent, A
t.L l\L I it L I ^
'ouch A BEST VEST!- '
UC?C?, . EWE IWIIS
AND HAVE THE
K?%?,. BEST DININQ 1
CAR Sfovirf |
^ EVERY BOTTLE GUAI
RANTEED. PRICE 50 CENT3.
??v .HIM piUlVlMl up UM
?picked It up and read it liui
and then lie. too. let it fall a^a
leaned hick against the scat.
''Philip Stnerdon my brother'
derer!" he exclaimed. "Philip Sn
my friend, an assassin! The
cused. tlio self-avowed murdet
Walter t'undall! Ida." lie said
lug to Iter. Ib itis tig pro !p
dream?"
icuer | laces :ir?* new and ntyliaii and thai
rledly: Advocati .1 <>li Oftl e is tinning i
.in and (irst-class work.
s nuir- ??? ???
lerdnii,
scr" auf XVHITB*S
v-Cream Vermifug
the ti.iri i.?pii?il wVf.i 11." great mountains
out above l?y now. at.'! lighted up the ptss
It was evidently considered u dangerous
j)n't of f.H- route, since between
tiie edge of t..e plateau and the side
of the moraine a wooden railing l.ad
been eroded, consisting of two short
upright posts anil a long cross one. As
the man readied this plateau, holding
M 10 the rail with one h ind, while with
I tl.o ntliA.* I.a 1.1? ?I..???- 1
Sour Stomach i
"I used Cascareta and feel lilee a new roan. I haro i
been a sufferer from dyspepsia and tour ilomacb
for the last two year*. I bare been taking medi- ln .
cine and other drug*, but could And no relief only ~
for a abort time. I will recommend Caacarett 1m PVCM
my friend* as the only thing toy lndifc.uan and
aour stomach and tQ keep the bowela la good con- PVC
ine accident. Itut, no: tnnt is
arcl's resource. I have blasted my
for ever by one foul deed: let me
urc it as a reparation for my crime.
what is my future to Ue> Am I
ive a miserable fcxiatmce for yenra
iOine (\isiant country, frightened at
ry strange face, dreading to reatl
rv newsnancr th.it
B. McMASTBR
Bicycle Snpplies
Tennis and
D 1 it r* 1
? - -.. * ?v v'fvrfWBHl
"Yps." she wailed. "Yes! I
pizu It now."
CIIAI'TKlt XX
. . HR -- Sell war/, weiss l'i\ss. 1
fk fryuithe >outij east of Hwitxerl
ftanow yy?!l known to
l.ilneei'ii, because of the rapid r
In which they can cross fro
country to another, and al
cause of the niairnlth-ent view
IHE GumNTEED
WORM
S R E M E 0
m ono * r
- ?? lio- THE CHILDREN'S FAVORITE TONIC
S that n r u. B B r or .U.-r.-?.o
vn-. v....vi I..T ii-ni 1113 uipcnsioeK us a
walking stick, lie perceived a stone? j
tt may have 1>ppii placed there for tho
1 purpose?large enough for a seat; and j
taking oft his knapsack wearily, he sat
down upon it.
t ' Time presses." he niuttereii to blmTaelf.
"vet T must vest. Otherwise I !
pirnII not he at Santa Madre by eight J
o'clock for.orrow. 1 can go no farther i
> without a ' ? st
??*> "< +^by?^;;ry'stuc^y^?achcuuBk. ^a1
^cc^to
,?,? ...... mv iur
tliat I shall see myself denounced
it, and never knowing .1 momenta
ee or tranquillity!? Ah, Clervasel
ouddr what you wouUl say it v<>u
tw that, for your sake, I have sacrl- ?1
every hope of happiness in this 1334
T.l and my chances Of salvation
the next." lie went hack to the
stone after uttering these thoughts
sat down wearily upon it. "If I
uaici>a11 vjooas,
Guns, Ammunit
Etc. Repairing,
Main St. Coliil
ion,
nbia, S. V.
It present* to the traveler. Mo
It otters to them a choice eitl
making a passage over the sue
mountains that rise above it
cross the groat Sehwar/.weiss j
or of keeping to the path that,
rising to the height at some pi.
10.0OO feet, is. except at the si
perfectly passable ]ji good weat
ju |rue that he who, even while
lit I h <th, .1.1.1 f .1 r .1 nl.l.1.1 ? ..II
rt?>v<T. THf ?lno,n' only by
i?>r of Ballard-Snow Liniment C
>\v-?la<l ?*"**. louis, mo.
and
;la< i.-r. ?
ic i"o' R. B LITTLE
jmmlt, I
l,or jf The oni.v place in I.kesvilli
on tl)P TO llET YOI K OINNf.lt FOR TWKN'TY
| i uere .111 luuetimte leelltifj Qf awO*
fulness !n I liii? alone at night amongst
the mountains, in knowing an<l feeling
that for inii-'s around there is no oilier
? creature in these vast, cold solitudes
but ourselves; and this man had that
fueling now.
"How still?how awful this pass
Is!" he ^aid to himself, "with qo sound
but the creaking of that pla i ;r below
Plet?r.!,l. i'aiatahle. fntent. Tatte flood. Do Oood,
Hover Sicken. Weaken or Orlpe. 10c. Sic, 50c. NeTor oaf
old in bulk. Tli" genuine tablet stamped C C C. ,
Guaranteed to cure or your money back. OJ 1
Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 595 niol
ANNUAL SALE, TEH MILLION BOXES eve
Em
1 life
U is best." ho thought,
poor nlil mother ilitl not know when on
I said good-bye' 10 her this afternoon. P'at
ami she bade nie tome hack soon, that H
id iwion 11:11 mai .Spaniard was
lied al lust anil had lost all tra;k
tie, I could make my arrangements
-e calmly lor leaving lOuiope, might
n look forvviM"4 to returning to
;land fcuine day, and spending my
there while expiating my crime.
, while 1 know nothing. I must go
and iiu till it last 1 reach some
e where I may feel safe."
fe looked at his watch as he spoke
lessly. would rink his life. for I
above him only are the vast
"horns" and "Pi/.." below him
are still the ravines through
run the boiling torrents know
peelfully as the "Sehwjtr/." at
"Weiss" rivers rivers thai eat r
them huge boulder stones an<l
trees wren, hod from their root
,V ?.!'? I Ki vk C'bx iti. -Mkai.p at ali. nouns
though
white CinocKitiES ami Fruits * Spkcai.ty
there ?????.
which
n re- II? ANTK')?Wo want t<> <ln y<
id the Joti printing for tlx* year lity
with (hoil work at reasonable prices.
I Pino j
s; 4ry
I --with no human heing here but 1110.
I Vot. I should be glad I am alone."
At this moment a few .-tones in the
T moraine slipped and fell into the glacier.
and the man started at the dis'ttr
tinet sound they made in that wild)4
err.vss of silonee, Then, as lie sat
there gazing up at the moon and ihe j
snow above hint, he continued his nud- <
itations.
' "lit it tlifl
I should never ci>nu' bark, that I had *'? *
a farther destination than Italy before Pa~
me; host that tny father did not know
that we should never meet attain. NVv< *^0
er! never! Ah. Clod, it iu a long word." ^
' Vet it must tie done." he went on. , "vp
"If I want tu drag this miserable life tha
out. I must do it elsewhere than tit kOU
Kngland. That sleugh-hottnd will surely
lind mo titore: it is possible that he (as
will even tr.nk roe !. iht* .intiiui.ua tilat
timsolf, and -aw that the night wa?
sing. "Another live minutes' rest.'*
sai.l, 'niul 1 will start again across
pass." L>Vj
s he sat there, taking those last , ~
minutes or re-t. it seemed to him I OXes'
t there was some other slight
nd breaking the stillness of the Pllt*s an
lit. something else besides the oc-j&SUPF
ional t iu< king noise made by tlie
'Iftf )?p1ttVV lll.l ?Vao I ? I
HLERS and enc
and Slu-et Iron Work,
Hangers, Etc. Building Castings?Cost ev?
llose, Pipe. Valves and Pelting: Belting,
d Repairs. LOMBARD TOUNDRV, MAC
>LY SI ORE, Augusta, Ga.
ilVTCCZ Tanks, Slacks
I I 1>I CD, Stand Pipe
, Siiaftinsi, Pulleys, Gearing,
?ry day; capacity 300 liands.
I'arKiTiR and Machine SupH1NE
& BOILER WORKS
!
Yet. if T witp sure that he i? lying ?r 1
about -having seen my fiue before, I rewould
go lcii lc and brave bint. Whore 'll
ili<l he ever see it??where??-where? be
To my knowledge I have never seen dist
hi:u." j ?n*l
lie rose anil walked to the railing s'01
above the moraine, and looked down j
at the glacier, and listened to the 10
oral-king made by the sorae*. "1 might | [an
*?*v? niiuuiHj mar
he torrents in the valley. A light,
;ilar sound, that nowhere else hut
1 oolltuilo like this wo,11. perhaps, *.
heat'!, i>ut that liere was perfectly
hut. It came nearer and nearer. J
once, as it approached, some small
les were dislodged and rattled d ?wn
at above, and fell with a plunge on
Iho ghn ler below; and then, as It
te closer, he knew that it wits made
i GREAT DRY GOC
AT
S. F. PERRY &
)DS SALE
CO.'S.
SgES2..
?MM
IjI
HBHl
A
in a lit' an ciul of it nov." he thought. I -'v
"If l threw my>i'lt down there, it
would i p looktil upon as an ordinary
r\ >4- 4? iTk 44
ir" ifo: tens oi a roan. And. l?.okContinued
Next Week.
, A/IZ + ~
20^0 Yds. Calico, worth 7c..
loOo Yds. Calico, worth f.'4c.
300 Yds. A. K. C. Gingham, worl
It /Of) Yds. Bleaching, worth 10<
4O0 Yds Bleaching, worth 12S>t
3000 Yds. Bed-Ticking, worth 12
KOoO Y'ds. Sheeting, worth 8c.
I.* J _-i " ~
t
at 6c.
at 434c.
,li Uc. at 9c.
at Sc.
at 10c.
'.jC. at 10c.
at 7c.
I
PlshIv f i
3
?. ?pot
if rfitiVal hnvocc
L/Ul S I !U1 a
think of getting along
this Slimmer without
a pair of
OUTING i
i it iii I u ie
SHOES. '
r vnir viuacii oniric, WOrill ?"HJC,
;r> doz. Spools Best Cotton Threat!, will cU
100 more Pairs of Pants IV ill be Clo
1(H) Pairs ol Shoes, worth 11.25 t<> $l.f-i
Boys' and Mens' Suits at and Bel
>. F. Perry
I ll q J-i /"v tr* (Z 4
, at 3<k?.
<st* ont at 2 spools 5c.
scil Out at Cost.
D, will go at 50c.
low Co*t.
&Co.
We have
Clothes f(
Regulars,
Comprising a most <
tractive styles. $6.
' perfectly modeled
)i* Young* Men
Slims and Stouts
carefully selected variety of v
50 to $15.00 two-piece suil
II I I | J Ml
[s- V^TheULTRA&AC"
Of course
meantim<
your shot
n ass or Li
Men and Women's,.
you know in the
s you are saving
is. Made in Caninen
Mesh. - ~
$1.50. r
I1 and
i IIV. vuecip
bate^BURC, S. C.
^ight Cou<
AM C.
?hing:
$8.50 to $22.50 in
things this week in S
K1NAK
1523
three-piece suits. Some nc
hirts. Neckties and Vests.
D_ CLOTHIER
~ FURNISHEF
Main Street, Columbia, Sout
_ ^ ^
>\V
h Carolina
T. A. B(
Opposite Postoffice.
Colu mbia,
* ui ivi w iiiiui vi ir*<
)YNE,
Mail Orders Solicited
S. C.
Murray's Horehound, Mullein and Tj
before retiring, almost invariably
roughing, and insures a good night's ?
same magidal effort in all affection
cliest and lungs, Consumption, Co
Sore Throat, Croup, Whooping Cough
Murrav'i
ir, if takvn just
prevents night
est. It has the
s of the throat,
Ids, La Gilppa,
Advocate Adve
rtisers Are Reliable.
= Patronize Them.
[Worms!
i j! For 20 Years Has Led all Wort
; |J BOLD SY AXjIJ Z3
H<
r~WHlTEis' CREAMTI
VERMIFUGE!
i Uc?t in Quantity. ? B??l la Quality. ^ ^ (' :
n Remedies.
airooiaTS. ) i
arehound Muilei
is composed of herbs and medicines
their soothing, healing effect oil inflan
air passages. It contains nothing ha
solutely safe for young and old. A hi
of unquestioned value. .Physician* vs I
n and Tar
i well known for
ned and irritated
rinful, and ia abmiseltold
remedy
?o know Its com
^
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)
I
^ JB ALJLA^D, 8t. Louj8.j j
(u.Miiuit gnnny rccoramono aiul presci
a price no higher than you pay fo
remedies.
y cou*h
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