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THE DUCHESS' ( 67 I was sitting by the river with duchess. She was ileeu ii> tfTontr _ . P. I tho T ^ e ''^C ^>CSt *? Ca^ M "! 5 SCOTT'S FMIIICinw lain .. . .. _ . ..... _.i j? 4 seen that spoils the best laid plan; ! # the runner that leaps the hiiiheut # h'idge trips over the hidden root. Next j rfn V rQtlift O Imll f rum !?! ?<? FURMANUNIVERSI -<. .. v rj * J3 ? - . [TV cireenville, s. c. I I I 9 EDWIN McNEIL POTEAT I President. J *|11 I_ _ rx - r*f^^::.^L ^xBb was nut thinking more than I * help. Across the sparkllug watci trees were green and gold, with and there a gleam of silver or a of black. The birds were wool 11 dentiy in the tree tops; indeed, practical fellow seemed already t making furniture for the home. < least, sawing the necessary v There was scarcely a breath to 1 the rnslici! nnS ti?" "!'? > ' ;ould ^ a f(KXj because it stands so em^lero 5 Phalical,y *?r perfect nutrition, band ^ And yet in the matter of restor? ar. ^ iii|^ appetite, of giving new one ^ strength to the tissues, especially o he J to the nerves, its action is that ir. at J of a medicine. h ood > Send for (re* sample. tf SCOTT Ks IIOWM., thcmUtv IIOVO j a i?r4ij l'?il Slrrcl. New York. I ~ ?... ?? -? ?? _ ?? .rwi. il VUI mr UIUU. r | Macnulty refused the invitation of! the duchess. He was in town, and ? j gave no reason. Hut there was uo i ( ! trace of indecision in his reply. He ; would not come. "Why not? What's the matter with J. the man?" said tlie duchess to me, ! Jk when she announced the news, "lie's \ been here before." ^ j "That could not be. I suppose " . leaning 10 ilie uepr??s ol Hacli Arts (Vi. A.) Library liendiup K<>< in, Lol Dormitories. Kxiienses r#<!ui-?d to a tainlti Next Kennioo begins Sedt. 14. for root Catalvpue or in formation. addre-w t hu Si'Ti iflrr of Arts <B. A.) and Mnsterof ' I kOttoriHf and Comfortable m J luui, ns apply to Prof II. T. Cook. For, stnry of tlic Faculty. BathsT T1 ne uruggij IMMONSE peacefully in the cool depths ol river, or glided slowly beneath water lily sunshades. nut the beauty that surrounded brought 110 peace to the mind o| duchess. "It's such a suitable ma she remarked, rousing me from verie." "Perhaps Lady Marion might think so," said I, aware of what ,C1 < u j 0 ' ? --SS"'9* ' '??? v their ^ | |,cr KM) OK ISIT-KH KlUliT, t t!io " 'I'wn p'nysieiaiih li:i?1 a lon?r hi ich." Ktulitinrn I'ijclit with alt iiheess oii ii a re- rinht iiiti^" writes .J F. Hughes i |)u I'oint, (ti?. ''anil gave me up. As |U)j last resort I trinl Dr. lung's New Di coverv for I 'oiisiuiiptiiiii. The belief WaJ I 1 ree.Jivt.il v .IriLi.i.r .....I l . A "I fed him well. What more dies ^ i a man want ?" _ There was certainly truth in that. | "You rousi get him for me. It was j your plan." ul "1 shall have to go to town," I n sighed. ul 'There's a train at 8 o'clock to ;n morrow morning. You shall be called t"! at 0." ' | I murmured my tlianlcs. Mi Fa _ It Cure I Hot aalplnr Imlhi (five relief nl once Rheumatism J , quirting the pnin? On theC - T~VT7??~?*-X A Wk Corner. trouunng my compuion. "Fiddlesticks! She's a sen girl!" "Marriages are not made?by t sensible." I remarked. "That's your opinion." "Not exclusively. Your bus told me " The attitude of the duchess v e.l me to desist. "Liesides. he is much older jij feet in a f ? days. Now I've el sible liie'y regained my lieHlli." It cooqoe ull CoUglis, Colds ami Tbroataml ijtiti >elng troiib'es. Cuaruiiteeit by O. J. Ilirr Hatesbu "i; Driisr Co., Ti Millions llroi llatrshurg 8. C.; Crosson I b uy < i<>. < Lwsvilh', 1'iiee 50e, ami 1 (hi. 1'rii band bottles free. taru* &lte..l enjoyment is bail when readin than t hat el v er iiia<rnxiii?. Tliu Sm' .ri ' "He back to dinner?but you shan't ihave any unless you bring him with isr you." is j Next morning, to my indignation ' ' (the gallant knight being sleepy) I 1,1 was awakened at an unearthly hour. !l' and my hostess herself saw me driving off to the station to catch the train she had selected. a When I arrived in London I went i direetlv t?> Maimnliv's r'latntioro .?..a lid Internal, will cure botli of these terrible (lis be in such form that it can be absorbed by (he s of sulphur ever discovered that can be absorbed tire organs is Hancocl Liquid Su It ia Nature'? Greatest Germicide. Such a cert to cure Kcsemn, Acne, Itch, Dandruff, Kingwoi Catarrh, Cancer, Sore Mouth and Throat, Cuts, t\jr tale by alt reliable druggists. itawn. Hut the aulphur must I ^ yitrm The only preparation \ by the skin aud by tiie diyes- (7 Cs I \ ilphur I ^ lain cure that we guarantee It rrllHl rut, Prickly Heat, Diphtheria, H it , and all diseases of the scalp. H if uxior/iiK j wmsam m. ^ wiu ^ HKU? VOW |H Cures MALARIA a? rniiCTiDiTinu Marion, ami immensely rich." 1 tinimd. "Her motives might be taken. "Wiuterton himself is the clilel ficulty," she sa'd. presently, wu- is; stirring up." "It" they were together, under able conditions " ".Moonlight?" I suggested. "I've tried that." t%... ??o?? m S* 8 CICIDE I'HEVKNTED, . ... The startling announcement that ' ' " preventive of suicide had been disco' ered will interest in my. A run dow system, c.r de> pendency invar'abl suit- mecede suicide and something In been found that condition wbic make suicide likely. At the fi r: t In-light of re I f dest ruction take Kle< 1 I If II Jmin.r ? n-eonf ? ' - ? ? 1 was sufficiently fortunate to flnJ him at home. He greeted me warmly. "I thought you were rusticating? u picking daisies and drinking milk, v- you know," ho said, when two glasses " ' stood between us. v , "I have been. Xot milk, though," 1 kS | I | answered. "I've been with the South8. | boroughs." j < Hancock's Liquid Sulp Prepared especially for Burns,Scald*. Open Sol M Boils, Piles. Roughness of Pace and Hands and Jt Write for booklet oil the curntivc and toilet u HANCOCK LIQUID SULPHUR CO., I r of the tribesmen, and the clang of j ,Vt hur Ointment 1 e?. Clmfrd 1'arts. Raw Surfaces, I nil Skiu Diteasca. S J ?i ? of sul;ihur. H 1 f Baltimore. Md. H CM lili I N?; OFFER. ^ he HoiPeand Farm, published twice until, uud the Bateeburg Advocate > v..ur f..r- il On :: EVERY BOTTLE G'JAfl ar-load of the - uuiu i irm IUH AIMD ALL rBR KILMENT9 ANTEED. PRICE 50 CENT*. .<4 ?.k( ii una uturau; " I lloll't See how It could hi ranged." Then a brilliant idea flashed my bruin. "Have i'etir Macnulty play them!" ! cried. The duchess sat up. "Von are really a wonderful Ma: singham. Just when I'm thin your mind Is permanently gone ; ami nervine will s'lenytlren the nervt a I and build up the Kyslein. It's also I ureat Stomach, Liver and Kidne into I R-gulator. Only -'(He. Sntisfaetic | ijourant ed by O. .1.lL.rr'.s, Hatesbui to | I,riItt< o., Tiinmons Urns. Ustesburg Cross "ti Drug Co., Leesvill e S. man, Lexington County is entitled to tl l>:nK Solicitorsliip, and ii slia sticks to In yOU nnmll.l.t. ! i sit - i u?tu un inviuuion." j | ? ? . "We'll go back together this even- . i u I ing." ^ j "But I refused it. 1 think of run- \ ning over to Paris the end of the ( ? week." i (j "From the frying pan to the Ore. j London's hot enough?besides, the i duchess wants you at Eccleston." 1(1 "It's very flattering!" ? ' "You're a charming young man < their broadswords?all the wild bar- 7tov barisnt of a fierce battle of the cans. tJco It stirred the blood in my viens. I Hea too, grasped a slay more, and bounded run >ver the heather, filled with a wild lust ^lUC of slaying. There was a kilt around my waist, and I felt the sharp sting of the heather on niy bare knees. I Rj R would shout and kill?kill?and iny ^0 arms would never tire while the w.ld shrieking of the pines rang in mv . The Home and Farm is a Id-page. jgT lumti up-to date farm paper. It is rly printed and unlike tiie general { I J of such papers oU'ereJ iu clubs ' M iple copies on request. YSPEPSI A ivi"? inkon ^onr wonderful "OwcarrU" for ! lest Bu? Have Jus ?gies^ ?t Arrived for sparkle like this. Mr. Macnult the very man." "With the man in the moo: help." "Hut how are we to mix them. I thought for a moment, ami set my scene. "NVinterton and Marlon must b veigled on to the terrace; you a will be seated in a dark corner o room." | .. i.k. mi: i r i n in i ill r Mir Will IIIIVC I ' Lt;l i verybody >;<> tj the polls and vol j jQ fi.r Timinerman for Solicit >r Uipu i\r ANTK1) ? Everyone wlio in printed stationery to rememtx o In- j that we have just receive! a line hn nd I i of Stationery and inks?that our ty( ^ : faces are new and stylish and that tli i.jwtion you're nicely dressed. She is , Le very fond of you." Macnulty roused the sugar in the bottom of his glass to a sense of Its duty. ,e "Is?;s I.uiiy Marion there?" he in Quired presently. I thought a moment. There was a 16 meaning in iliat question that might ,e explain his mysterious refusal. It had ie not occurred to me before. ears. SuVi Presently I looked up. The duchess was standing by me. with her hand on . - WOllll my shoulder. J?a "This will never do," she whispered The music had not moved her. Posse A bly site found it difficult to imagine K herself in a kilt. 1 looked out on the terrace. Winterton was tapping with his foot and ^ In'tHito* nt the numnllt f*i\tit.lrv .1. *? I 1 uVmN?v?rt!iy *ur?>?i ot stomach I I"iT'. f'lll,k ? ?<>r?l of i-rai.c Is i for tbelr wondtrful compoiltioo. taken numerous other so-called remedies ithout avail and I fttid that Cascarets t*>IIc7o 4a A in a day than ail tho others 1 havo taken J i n a year. les Mctiune, 10S Mercer St.. Jersey City. N. J. Best For The bowels ^ swcwwlo t*NDY csnwmc i t.jorsi "1 shall feel like (luy F'awlu s! "The moon, luckily lull just will he in its usual place: and i: far end .of the room .Mannuity play soft low-musk- as no one can play it?shaping destines will finger tips?the ileus ex piano!" "It's magnified)'!" cried duchess, c.s i sank baek exhausti my chair. "Hut how are we tc o v. a?ivm-iiti .Job Olllce i.- turning 01 lirst-olass work. now. , 1 Mir , Will f'!sc i WHITE'S J Cream Vermifugi 1 8"t i THE nilAR&NTFFn it "What's that got to do " "Oh, nothing?nothing!" *ai<l Mac j unity. Jumping up from liis seat, } ? "Come out and lunch with me." j With my dinner trembling in the j balance. I thought the suggestion er- j cellent. 2 There is no doubt tbat a good meal ' undermines a man's moral character. J v He feels comfortable and peaceful. He wants to know whv ho shouldn't do I "Toll Itiin to play something soft," said the duchess. 1 rose obediently and walked acro^J the room. "They would like it more." I said, softly. i I was determined he should know AM what he had to do. ___ Mtcnulty's face grew very grave. J ~ "Did she ask for it?" Anc mint, Palatable, Potent. Taate Good, Do Good. ^a r Sicken, Weaken or tiri,*-. loc, 2Je, SOe. Never a f In btilk. The cennlne tablet stamped C C C. 1 antecd to cure or your tnoncy back. Sterling Remedy Co., Chicago or N.Y. 5t,i IIIAL SALE, TEN MILLION BOXES ient Sage8 ;in?l Modern Advice AK/kl.ft ll/t... A II' - > ? "tfc. B. McMASTER, Bicycle Snpplies, Tennis and Hn cphall rianHr "1 know hi.s address in I.ui Write to ltini. The ducliesM rosi Then I began to thin'.; of 1 r.f Macnulty. A lit tie man. incline stoutness, with a merry laugh bright, eyes; a g ion companion a thorough sportsman. We hail 1 a tiger together ami Macnulty f liis shoulder just in time to pre unpleasant consequences fur n:< ?i*?} worm 5,*^ REMEDY aced THE CHILDREN'S FAVORITE TONIC. (.und BCWARC or IMITATIONS. vent THI OCNUINC PNCPANID ONLY BV Rallaril-SnilW/ I I n i m/>nf C n the thing he ought not, ami finds he has forgotten the many reasons that hail suggested themselves before luncheon. Probably, if no one stops J hint, he docs it It was so with f'eter Macnplty. We (taught an afternoon train to Ucrlestoi), The duchess hutl evidently deter? i mined to act promptly. Macnulty was carefully fed (1 had no reason to com- ! nt.if II l.lV-rdfl Q.wt url.a.. I ne w?.j uiiiiKiug en .Mariuu. i sun* i ' *tituted the duchess. 1 Tli "Yes." said I. . weu Then Macuulty began to play, at thin first softly, as of a lover thipVing; i -r'.' then louder. In a passionate appeal. I ' J,ult' saw Win Norton's hand steal slowly to- j ? ward Marlon's and close over it. (The i per;, duchess leaned a little forward in her econ chair). Hut the hand underneath was : pert gently twisted away, and Marion rose, lar I uu? iu iinjuire vv t'il11II. ie ancient safes' "sure roul to Ith" was "be temperate in all gs, be ecconomioa. always." Motllife, with its "lOfli methods" iii iness ri quires that "keep healthy ,, . dded ti the old adage Iou4 J >rv body know- n.w to be tisi- ite and most people how to be i?inicai. but few know how to keen ectly bealthy. Overeating, irregulabits. negfect etc. derange the VIVVUO) Guns, Ammunit Etc. ffaftW&r. -ver. { Main Qf /^* f - -r; Co!i!fi ion, fibia, S. C. Hut Maenulty shooting tiger.. Just a <|iiiet. plucky Utile En gentleman, with a certain <!ry hi an 1 torgetiulness oi sell that mu raptital companion. There are < u matter of congratulation) thorn; like ti I in in this little Island of Hut Maenulty at the piano! Thru forget the plump little hodv. am shock of red hair. Ami when he with onti U'hn? 1? -> was ' OT, LOUIS, MO. jilisli | uinor ida a ! ? ?, R. B LITTLE i you Tiik oni.v place ix I.kf.svii.i.k I the jia(j tooktycl'lt 111 .ms'kit kuk tffknty climbed over the treetops. she saw us all assembled in the great drawing? room that looked out on the stone teri race where in olden days many women had waved adit u with dainty kerchiefs to their knights riding in the war. there to do great deeds for their love. The duchess displayed considerable pkill in arranging her tableau. Winterton and .Marion were lured on to the l could see her lips move, and then : ?ton she came through the doors into the 1 'n(*li room. Her mother gasped audibly, i ind for a moment I thought she would ' wj* have barred her entrance, but she .u.jj sank hack again into her chair. In ^tli? the dim light 1 could see her expres* youi sion. I was sorry for that. " T1 Marion walked to the piano, but Hvei Macnulty continued playing as if lie 'i*h lid not see her. But it was no longer 'e:i lach. liver, anil bowel?, causing gestion. toapid liver, constipation ydalc* Tablets are nature best allv nsuchcondit ons exist. TheStoir.Tablets will digest your food, streti n your d gestive organs and cure r indgestion. le Liver Tablets will arouse jour r, stimulate your bowels anil e-tab- l-? a a regular, healthy. habit. Ryda- 1?JvJ I'ahlets insure good health. ULERS AND ENG and Sheet IronWork, r 1 VI CC Tanks, Slacks I 1IX CO, Stand Pip* Shafting, PulUvs. Gearinc. ? I' .. . ?MI ? IM It ?H.7 lltiU 1 ynu lam;'.) and cry. and love ami and stirred and tickled your r.uiil with liis tnusic then ho your master, ami you could i think of him in quite the same again. That he was the very man to the purpose of the duchess. I ha doubt, l decided that Then I asleep. I felt 1 needed rest. in?i(it? | rivm h.> i H. JU KAI.K AT *1*1 HOI Its !ial<\ j Guockimks and Khi:i is \ Spkcai.tv. \ t ry i was icver way \\J ANTKI)?We want to ?1 >? ymi suit Job I'riiitinjf ft>r the year l'.i ll I no j Cooil work at reasonable prlee.s. fell I Iierrwe in; a suggestion utai Hie parK was w?ll worth looking at in the moonlight). Macnulty was cajoled to the piano, and the duchess herself took a seat by my side. But then matters went r.wrv. After r playing a few soft, lor chords and letting his fingers run gently ov?-t the keys for a minute Macnulty broke suddenly into one of the wild, grand melodies of his native land. There j music that he played; It was the man himself speaking, a passionate tor* rent of words. Tl Wlnterton leaned .over the terrace, 'j'4/ and I saw a gleam of a match. He , of r had lit a cigar. For a few seconds t we remained motionless; then I rose |,a;r] and went out on the terrace, and, to pjllt my surprise, the duchess followed me. I think she wanted more air than the " r :>om afforded, and did not realize the I nnxes, Killed. : Harden ere i> not an ache or pain tliat can P'ies an cached external y that cannot be & SUPf lied'' in a lew minutes by the use lliotl's KuiiiUified Oil Liniment, it on the atTected pa t and the i will soon disappear. Full l-'2 bottle, cents. I 1 i# n a i no t ft ii i ft Manners, Etc. Building Castings?Cast ?ve Hose, Pipe. Valves and Felting: Belting, ] d Repairs. LOMBARD FOUNDRY, MAC *LY STORF, Augusta, Ga. I GREAT DRY GOC rv day : capacity 300 hands. Packing and Machine Huputaur r. n/vii nn %at#sr\a/ai iii^u u i>v/>ul.?v nvi^Kd )DS SALE ? !? <)it'lrulty that Is un i for*uuMMMniMwiiiii inyimritrm $ the skirl of the pipes, the shout. danger that lurked under the softly || shaded lamp that stood by the piano. She had scarcely gained the terrace j when the music stopped. The duchess and 1 turned quickly into the room. I ii Macnulty had risen and was standing the by the piano, holding both Mniion'a and hands in his. The duchess bounded the (I can use no other word? into the room. Macnulty sat down aga t? R nniAiftif the TUHLL5 IUNIU A REAL CURE FOR I lias recently been discovered that germs that produce Malaria, breed j I multiply in the intestines and from re spread throughout the system means of the blood. This fact exins why Malaria is hard to cure by old method of treatment. Quinine AT S. F. PERRY & 2tC0 \d*. Calico, worih 7c.. lOOO Yds. Calico, worth C14c. :$00 Yds. A. F. C. dinghum, wort lOX) Y?<s. Ttleacliing, worth 1(H CO.'S. ( at 6<\ at 434?*. :h lie. ai 9e. at St'.. sgb??.. Ell -*zs-3l il i ft i ^ ! M J Jr?> "Marion!" she cried. huj "Yes." responded that young lady, tjie quietly. Ryi Macnultv's hand came down heavily upc on the keys. Again the pipes shrieked the out their music. l?ut now in wild pro strains of triumph and rejoicing. ^ For the Clan Maennity had won a 'roJ anc victory. p Of course the duchess was annoyed, j ^ui n, etc., stimulate the nerves and j Id up the blood, but do not destroy germs that cause the disease, dale's Tonic has a specific effect >n the intestines and bowels, freeing m from all disease breeding mibes. It also kills the germs that ist the veins and arteries. It drives m the blood all poisonous matter I makes it rich and healthv. LYDALE'S TONIC is " a blood ^ lder, a nerve restorer, and a Malaria i t 400 Yds Bleaching, worth 12,'^c :{ftoO Yds. Bed-Ticking. worth 12 HOoO Yds. Sheeting. worth 8c. Four dozen Shirts, worth To-, 2f? th?z. Spools Best Cotton Thread, will clc 100 more Pairs of Pan Is Will be Clo 1<V) Pairs ol Shoes, worth $1.25 to fl.fi Boys' and Mens' Suits at and Bel !. at 10c. jjC. at 10c. , at 7c. , at 30c. se out at 2 spool* 5c. set! Oat at Cost. I), will go at 50c. low Co ?t. . 8 - gpot ifes Dili .Mr. un i Mrs. reicr .Mac-nu: y ties wore very happy.- The I.aily*s Realm. poi: Don't for f\ troyer. Try it. it will not disap- ^ nt you. A _ i Minute 1 r. Kerry The Cheap St BATESltUBC, S. C. I Qrl/ nf PA <5CCO. ore. ZZSk T I Ready foi We have Clothes fo Regulars, i Comprising a most c; ^ a ^ / p r critical buyers, perfectly modeled r Young; Men slims and Stouts arefully selected variety of at I'lTRASAC" i think of getting along this Summer without a pair of OUTING i k- A. T B a I il TV'S j j sHOES. I AIV !\ VI L<11 Mirny's Iron Mixture contains tlie el it a genuine Blood Tonic, a remedy tha blood, improves digestion, increases appt strength and energy to weak,debilitated, m m w r-v *-v a * ? ^ 1 omenta that make it makes rick, red ?tite, and supplies run-down people. iracuve si vies. ^o..s $8.50 to $22.50 in t things this week in SI KINAR 1523 i u 10 juo.uu iwo-picte sun hree-piece suits. Some ne lirts. Neckties and Vests. D CLOTHIER ~ FURNISHER IVlain Street Columbia, Soutl s; _ - sv ^ smmi h Carolina Of course meanti m your shoi vass or L Men and Women's, Misses you know in the e you are saving ?s. Made in Can inen Mesh. $1.50. >' and Childrens, mUKKAYi IRON MIXTU is not a temporary stimulant. The j sticks. Excellent for pale, emaciated, and as a recuperative tonic for those all'Ui'l, rnanntll-ul RE food in everjdose * (doodle.*? people, recovering from Advocate Adver tisers Are Reliable. SHHRRHMlflMHBBMHHB = Patronize Them. T. A. B( Opposite Postoffice. Columbia, )YNE, ; Mail Orders Solicited S. C. I i % .i%%|tiuncw an u IVI- r Ml |irtJV the lassitude, tiicd, exhausted and "rui prevalent in the spring. A oombinatioi ti e approval and eommindation of phyei Price i'lc. Guaranteed Satisfactory tt AT DRITG SI ORE. Prepared by Tin- Murray l>ruj{ Co., in aiio overcome i-down" feeling so 1 that meets with cianH everywhere. ) every purchaser. m Colombia, S. C, ? . -~s, \ ' " "