The Horry herald. (Conway, S.C.) 1886-1923, January 07, 1897, Image 2
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HORRY HERALD
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E. W. NOLLEY, Editor.
FrTllUKSDAY. JAN. 7 1807
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South Carolina and Colorado in
proportion to population, gave Bryan
the largest vote that either candidate
received. New York iruv.
McKinley his largest vote while Tex
as cast the heaviest Hryan vote
MeKinley's popular majority of
over a million has dwindled to small
proportions since the first announcement
of his victory. The Silvei
cause is r.o failure, for judging from
all initial movements in the past and
taking into consideration Co increased
population of the country.
Mr. llryan received the he rtiest support
ever given by this country to
any new movement.
The new year has opened upon us
auspiciously, the weather is charming
and the good resolutions made at
the beginiiing'are we suppose hold
ing out thus far. Let every man put
his shoulder to the wheel and push
ahead rather than hinder progress.
Don't be a drone, but let activity
and perseverance he the mot to of all
and whatsoever thy hands find to do,
do it with all thy might. Large possibilities
are in store tor nil who at
tempt great things and expect great
things. May all have some nobh
purpose in view and use every effort
to attain that purpose.
Continued reports confirm the fact
of Mncco's being alive and that he
will again lead his bands against I lie
enemy. The difficulty attending tin
getting of correct news from Cuba,
is suppressed to such an c<tt-nt l?y
the.Spanish authorities that wo arc
never really satisfied with what we
hear. The continuation of the war
and the fact that Gen. Wcyler has
made no progress towards suppress
ing the revolt since he assumed com
maml, is evidence that his enemy arc
not only holding their own, but rath
er impoverishing Spain by a continu
ution of the struggle. A people ?!e
termined to be free, with the climat*
and means of support which lh<> ("uhans
have, tire hard to conquer Tin
Spanish ranks are being decimated
by disease, and death, while then
treasury is rapidly being exhausted.
These things arc fighting on the side J
of the insurgents, and should Macro
be alive and appear again at the
head of his command ii will onh
< 'stimulate ton greater extent their
efforts to he free.
Ever since the first week in December,
we have had uninterrupted
nnd unprecedented good weather.
The old year left us un beclouded,
left us with expectations unfilled,
but left us with hope and some degree
of energy for the future. The
Now Year is upon us, already well
v begun. What ahull we do with it?
Khali we be content to follow in the
- y same old paths and be ntislied with
\ just what may happen, or, shall we
\ use the faculties Clod Ins given nts
\ for more faithful work and for the
\ further development of possibilities
y about us, all around us? One feat
\ tire of a public nature, which com\
mends itself to us and which wo
\ want to impress upon the public
\niind is the support of the county
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uo some extent by the patronage
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anil require but little effort on their
part. We hope that all may take
hold of the Now Year with a deter*,
initiation to use the opportunities
that [ resent themselves for doing
whatever good may come to hand,
v. Die; n w ill 'help materially towards
restoring confidence anil bringing
about, a healthier state of affairs.
We wish ail a happy New Year.
The most gratifying reports are
coming in from all parts of the Stale
regarding the improved condition of
affairs. Some counties sire better off
than others, whilo all seem to bo on
an advanced plane, with a growing
tendency upwards. .Money is scarce
in some sections, as is the case here
lieiVj yet the provide:) supply is better
than for some time past and our
people will Is.ok e 1.81)7 with new \igor,
which we hope and verily believe
will biin t aboutt ontinucd prosperity.
Now let us all, wo mean every onv,
go to work In a spirit of hopefulnoss,
knowing that perseverance will liml
its reward.
{ lieu mat i sin in t lie floiuts.
('hnrleston, S. O., Nov. 25,
"I have suffered with rheumatism in
i mv joints and numbness and swelling
in my limbs 1 thought 1 would
I try Hood's ?Sursaparilla and have
f uind it the only medicine that
could do ino any good. It has been
of gr.at value to me and 1 rccomni'tid
it toall sufferers from this dis>
rase."- Mrs. d ' \V. Hrothers, 25
Wolfe Street.
Hood's l'ills are the only pills to
take with Hood's Sarsnparillu.
When your st omach begins to Iron
hie you, it. needs help. The help it
needs, is (o digest your food, and, until
it gets it, you won't have any
peace. Stomach trouble is very distressing,
very obstinate, very danger
?> ;?:. Many of the most dangerous
diseases begin with simple indigos
I tion. The reason is thai, indigestion
(not digestion, "not noui i hn cut)
\\c;ikens the system and allows disease
genus to attack it. The antidote
is Shaker Digestive Cordial,
strengthening, nourishing, curative.
It cures indigestion and renews
strength and health. It does this
by strengthening the stomach, by
helping it to dig<st your food. It
nourishes you. Shaker Digestive
Cordial is m ide of pure herbs, plants
and wine, is perfectly harmless and
will certainly cure all genuine done
ucli trouble. Sold by druggists,
price 10 cents to tjtL.OO per bottle.
Tutt's Fills
Cure All
Liver Ills.
Why suffer with Coughs, Cold
Hid LaOrinm> when I \ \ \ t v c It un
- * I I ~ *' ,|W
\i<> (jriNtNK will euro yon in one day .
Poesr.ot produce the ringing in the
head like Sulphate (JUNink. Put
up in tablets convenient for takirg
Guaranteed to cure, or money refund
d. Price, 25 cents. Por sale hy
Dr. l"i Norton.
-ol.looiri<*
lii Iters.
QEleetrie Hitters is a medicine suit
< d f01 any season,"hut perhaps inon
generally needed when the languid,
exhausted feeling pievails, when tin
i\c-r is torpid and sluegish and th
need of a tonic and alti-rat'oe is fell
A prompt use of this medicine !: o
fien averted long ami perhapi fa a'
bilious fevers. No medicine will ac
more1! surely jn counteracting ain
freeing the syst- in from the malar
poison Headache, Indigt siion, ( m
stipnlioii, Dizziness >ield to Nieotr
Bitters. 50 o. and >M 00 per lotUI
;it Dr. JO. Norton's Drug Store.
? ?vi v t.m -
Persons wl (? tire troubled with it
digestion will bo interested in the e<s
p-ri nee of Win. II. IVnn, eh if'
oh rk in the railway innil service ; .
Dr8 .Moinep, Iowa, who writes: *!t
giv. s rue pleasure to t . siify to th
ill' ri's of ('li.iintcrlniii's Colic, Chora
iitcl Diurhcvi Jtemedy." lA
two yon <1 Imvo suffered from ii/di
ge.stion,,Hiid arii subject to frefpici;
S' vet-.' .i t -ck of pain in the stoione 1
un<l bow/.s. ()? : or two tl n.'j o
j this remedy never fmD to give p, jj(
h ot roii -f. l'rice 25 and 50 oc it '*
sold hy Dr. B. Norton, Druggists.
A
.*.1 <is at t li? 11< ad.
An:l> >g'1, tin? lou 'ing drug*
of 8hrevepoicfc? Li; toys; i4I)r.
Kin > \\w Discovery is the only
thin.': tl:: cures my cough, and it is
'the b'-st . 'i r 1 have*' .1. h\ Camp
I li. tit re limit of S.iflord, Ariz..,
uri'.s: l).\ King'; N'ev. Discovery
i> a I t' f i v. imic 1 for it; it never
falls, i: (1 i a sure euro for Con sump
t o , Co.. j ui'l CoUls. 1 cannot
M . tit !? for it* iMcrrits." Dr.
Kind's New Discovery for'Consumpti
in, Coughs and Co!i!h i not an experiment.
It has been tried for a
quarter of a century, and to-day
c' oin'- it t i I* -?'l It iim'/oi #1 iona.
? ii ; i i :i U' li I , 11 ? l " ? v I U
points. l-'iee trial buttles ,tt Dr. K.
Norton's I bug Store.
- ?** 2 * |Ui $100
Howard $!<>!>.
The readers of ibis paper will be
plea ! to learn Hint thei < is at least
one dreaded (license that science has
been able to cure in all its stages and
lb it, is Cat ii i b. II ill's Ca'arrh (Jure
is the only positive euro now Known
to tbe medical fraternity. Catarrh
being a constitutional disease, re
quires a c msfitu'ional treatment.
1 lull's Catarrh Curo is tulo 11 inter
nelly, actii g directly upon 1 he b'ood
an 1 tnncou surfces of lii system
thereby destroying lb found .'ion of
the disease, and giving the patient*
sttengfh by building up tbe eon sti
tulion and ass is ing nature in doing
i's work. The proprietors have so
much faith in its curative powers,
I tlutt I hey tff'r Otic Hundred Dollars
for if V easo (h:i' it fails lo chit.
Sv-r.U for 'i i of testimonial*.
Address, K. J. Cii KN H V vS: CO.,
To *, dt), ().
I .y ~:<>! 1 'i\ Druggists, Toe
? TI fD p 10
The iron ;rrasj> of scrofula has no
merry u|>oii its vieliins. This demon
of tlir hlootl ih often not satisfied with
e:m-in?r dreadful sores, but racks tlie
body with the ]iftitis t.f rheumatism
until llood'h Sarsaparilhi cures.
"Nearly four years ago I became afflicted
with scrofula (wid rheumatism.
> ' if ^ ^
tiwl C& vQs
Punning sores broko out on my thighs.
Pieces of bono cnmc out and an oporatjon
was contemplated. I had rheumatism in
my legs, draw n up out of shape. i lost np;
petite, could not Hleop. J was a perfect
wreck. 1 continued to giw\v worso and
finally gavo up tho doctor's treatment to
take Hood's Sarsaparilla. Boon appetite
came back; tlie sores commenced to heal.
My limbs straightened out and I threw
away my crutches. I am now stout and
hearty and am farming, whereas four
years ago J was a cripple. 1 gladly recommend
Hood's Baraapnrilla. ' CuiJAN
Hammond, Table Clrove, Illinois.
Sarsaparilla
Ittlhn nnnTriio lllon.l t 11 .t....~.-i??
- - , i, JUI III IIKHIM-t.
Prepared only by t\ l. 1 ioo?l & Co., I.owclJ, Mass.
j ,. *-? ?? euro liver Ills, easy to
.Mood SI ills take, easy to operate. 'X>v.
I)1S!0AS1:S OT Till'] SHIN.
Tlnj intense Itehiipg :m<l smarting inch
lent t c ma, b iter, saU-rlicuni, aid < thci
li v re i a < f the skin is instantly allayed by
] 1 > 1 y i 1: ; Chamberlain's live find Skin
lintmcnt. Many very bad casbs hnvo beet
HTinanently euied l?y it. It is equally
! ieient for itc hing piles utul a favorite rem*
ily for sore nipples; chapped hand;-, cliil>!aiiis,
fro I kites, and chronic sore eyes,
"or : ale by druggists at " "> i i)l pi r box.
Trj Or. Ondy*s Condition I'owders, they
n ejti t wlintn horse iu dswhen in laid condition.
Tonic, blood puiiliernnd vermifuge.
mi HEALTH,
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MV'i I STRENGTH,
#1
I! f ('HAPPINESS.
Who OoesYourThinking?
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mim OF YOURSELF
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i?ny of the ills which man Is heir to, find
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jffi l| I>ny an ftK?'?t or dealer 8150 for. Everybody knows that
l^jj |] - ,JlPr0 ore enormous profits In Iho rotnll nlano t>uaini?a
?? "???> pronm and glvo thoin to the actual usor of
the piano. U'crllialiintc Hie middleman. Wo believe
that, if Is hotter for us, and wo know that it'is better for you. Every
time nn nrtiolo changes hands, somebody makes a profit, Somobody has to pay for
clerks and canvassers and rent and light In the dealer's store. All these things cost
money and their cost all goes Into the price you pay for your piano. Onr system Is mcrelj
ilic application of good hard common sense to the business. Our 30 years of success,
and our thousands of pleased patrons prove t' t the system isagood one. Ifyou don't
know us, ask any bank or commercial ngei ? about us?ask your own bank. And
| remember this, you need not pay us ono stng i 'cut till you have tried the piano In yotif
own homo. If It Isn't Justexnctly wlintyou \v.? , you may send it back at onr expense?
wo pay freight bolli ways. That shows that v re In earnest, do-* f 'l It? Bend for onr
handsome catalogue?It's free, 'xhen look up. Don't deal with us unless you find
that wo are thoroughly reliable and honest ? all our transactions. Wo can save you
! money and wo can prove 1U Bend at once f our Book on PIANOS and ORGANS.
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