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\ A BAMBERG MAh| Chargqd With Poisoning l>. P. Reed With Arsenic BY A COHONKKV JUiiV A Disreputable Woman I jjnr s in ihe Case, and an llylv Scandal Is U ? vi aled by the Enquiry Into the Death of U. P. Ke<d at Bambeig. The Ituju st over the body of H K Heed was held at. Uitnbartf last Krl day, and was o)nohi?"rd at) lit o'kIii o'clock that nl^nt. The ju?"y render. ( (1 a verdict that hm d< ajh wis ca isnr by arsenic poisoning end that po sor was admin's ?red by 11 Ct lr ? In.-kh 8nn Joan K lldUntra*, E q.f r< preseated the S .ate, being oitipi iy?d h> Mr. G. H. K ttrell, who has been ao tlvn in working u.) the case. Oi Tu'islij Go Owing the l o ly wa? disinter)el, the stomach removed b\ Drs. Clecicley and Hoover and takfi to Augusta f >? examination by i chemist. 1): (Jo kio/ tis'lti'd, .* also did D . Ih.ovt r, that be omit see from the eondhiou of thesiomaoi wbon it w.is removed from the bjd that pol:"''ij ha i )x\eu adr inistoref Dr. OiCoWl y also tesMUed a-? to tin condition of t-he h-?ii when it w,v cpoaed Friday. II : said t'?e bran also showed that poison iiad i? en ad ministered Dr. John Sohrclder o' A" gusta, G ?, the chemist, who & at)&*d the stviir ach, testified that he found arsenic it the stomach, an 1 that i? j .r c >n taining same ha 1 the seal lni&t v. h it reached Ivai. Dr Cleckley ha' testified to s aling the j u when h> placed the. sr*,*iaoh therein natlint on it Ills certili that It c'jQOainei lue stomach oi H F 11 eel. Dickinson had been under j>u?*picio: for several days. Week befjre i s a search warrant was sworn out aoi his room searched, but nohhirg v/a> found. This search was for the p i pose of Hading oat If there was an arseo'c in his icom. il ' ws not ar rested, but knowing of this suspicion his relatives employed 11. M. Grahan Jihq , to represent him at the inqui s. The Jury was composed of the i n lowing: W. 1). Uhoad, merchant; N 11. Folder, merchant; II. F. lumber, farmer; J. (J. Utsoy, mechanic; Wall, meclianle; Morris, clerk; .J. VV. 11111, farmer; M. C. Sandifer, merchant; M M. Snioak, stock dealer; George 11. Srnoak, wheelrlght and vehicle dealer A number of witnesses were ex amined and a mass of testimony taken. The testimony was taken down In shorthand by Mr. 11. N. Hal linger, who recently acted as stenog rapher at a special term of cjurt h Hampton. The proceedings were ah secret aud nothing was known of tin testimony until the verdict of tin jury was rendered. Tiie most important witness wa?E'.izi Hunch, a white urostliute. wh i swore that R;ed was given a drink 01 ' whiskey at her house by D cklnson It will be remembered that Reed went 10 Bamberg on Saturday morning January 13, and went to this woman'}house. In the afternoon he cumc down town and said he was sick, hid btarted home but came back bscause he was ill. lie told a friend he bellevi Le had been poisoned and gave tills friend some money to deposit in thi bank, which was done. Pay sic Ianwere at once called *n but he grew worse and died about 0 o'clock the next morning, the death oeing myster icus. The Bunch woman, whose arrest is noted above, testified that Dickinson visited her, also R?ed. T lat on the Saturday mentioned Reed came to house between 10 and 11 o'clock; that shortly afterwards Dickinson came in and gave Reed a drink of whiskey outol a bottle whic i he took from his pocket. That Dickinson took none himself nor offered anybody else any. Shortly afterwards seeing some other people coming Dickinson Jumped out of the back witadow and ran off. Tnat Ried stayed at her house about three hours or more. She bald the same afternoon Dickinson came back and-said to her: *'1 guess I've fixed the now;" that Dickinson had said to her about ten days before that if Reed did not keep away from her he was going to kill hino; that after' she was arrested Diokln son had ssen her at the j ill and told her not to say anytblng#what he had said about 11* ed. As Boon as L) oklnson heard of the verdict of the jury he did not wait for a warrant to be sworn out, but at once went and surrendered to the sheriff It Is supposed that he will apply for bond as soon as the testimony can be transcribed and the motion made. The correspondent of The State says Dickenson Is the last man he would have suspected of commit ting such a crime. He comes of a hightoned, honorable family. Ills large connection oonsslts of some of the best people of the community. It is hard to believe that Clare Dickinson poisoned Ran ltied, and it is only fair to him to say that the chief wit ness against him is a woman of the lowest type of oh&racter. She testified that Dlokenson was paying her expenses and It seems that while she had a room with a white family the took her meals at a negro house. Slid fully idmtt.t-d her charno*' r '??hile te<tlf. Ior. I Is iufcerevt l ik? to i >ts thit her testl ooi>y was *hsfc Dickinson irave Reed the whin t"*v about 11 oclock, on Saturday. K ed was taken nloV abiut 3 o'clock he Minn af f.crn^o i h ud died the n? x? ii >r In^r about 0 o'c ook. If posen "'N admins e.r a aH od time she ten Uf\ d, certa'n l*i is t'.it It took & lory Uiiie to produce d u P. juhdr.s ki.hmji'jkp. only nvo ok rnr:?t u id any o??r<> o nov. 'rustees of the riff rent (olleges and fther < fliers leoted Without M'jch Trouble. The elce/looK by tie Liylslatun oasscd II <j doily otiTueida' J an. 2.\ There wis ulv one rua w lieu exe<t d any re tl sipppy bit r j-t and that vaw the seieotio i of a i rnstee foi Hems >-> <H)lbye. 1 j w< i ru nor d r.ha Jhlef .1 ustlctt Pop-, wool i >:\va m op ,iiMien , )u t,?i?- H fion of M;. (JIJ. S i w er of Kewht rry. Mr. Mower w j* call id t> tho clt} n a)ohoube was Informed tin dyht m<. r?ii i that a 1 we p- rt, tlioujfl n a ins j uily, /if r,M< general a-eui ?ly had b h i Ke ur d for hi u, he d illofld to oo his came oe u-1 Wed leads j morning bs'ore feiivinsf Hu 5iiy ho writ" Si*nat< r <J. S. IT.ea-;e: 1'ur I'M Uflll^ ulroa lllifin - -- - ? ...is,, II i; HM' U JIJ'J, J W r ' ll? > r< <1 r fit you ugaiu that niy n im b iOt p esonieJ i'i t.ie elcotiou f r cnib US' 5CS." Senator W t.rre.n < f Hid )Vn mmuiaV-d against Ju ue JiOQ'M A' hioh and S- u.il>r M^.iwau of Liu 'DM W?" u imi lAOft'1 'k'H '131 JU K ) .1 J K.llitf'1 Of AVl?)< 111 " 15 iMi.i j HlOUDQ > !i ? w< re electa oy over vjolmin> O j -rljts TllO vote o(he\t"id tha ,ie kglil- u > va? <11 sposed to m ikt o changes. Tvri h slnatlarlt' q i Pc vote f< r ^e atom McGov an and Vurren wniou i x(>li a ..oruecomment fho orP j idgo who has baan defoate or reeieotio i in r c ut "ears was Judg Coviuend by Seaaror IIjdHcK Lu to u minai-io^s vV'?dno4riav rn> speecbci vere a.i..*vc(i, but Mr. 1* .Hock in a verj Yw words paid a handsome tribute t< lodge U. (j. vVatts, who was again re T ? j -ink assembly wisconvened a ll o'c u;k by Senator Manning, wht jresldc' with dignity over the elec Jons. T le liral place to be tilled by tin lections was that of chief justice ol he Slate supreme court. DIHKCTOltS AND TUUSTKKS. Senator J. II. Iludsoa nominated Ohi< f J usfcice Y.J. Pope to niecccc himself. Mr. Taylor of Newberry sec Duded tiie nomination. Tliere were uc ythcr nominations The chair declared that l it) votes had been cast, all foi Juige Pope. SAlint.nr Wallrn* ' 3 n II uin\,i nuiUlliilUSU J UtlgU VJ. G. Dantzler to succeed himself iu the first elroult, the nominate 11 being sec inded by Mr. Brantley. There was uc ?ther name placed in nomlnatiou auc jho votes were cast. For the selection of judges of the sec aid circuit, Mr. J. Billon Watson lomln&Ud Senator E F. Warren ot Hampton. This was seconded by Dr vVhatlfv representative from llamp con. Judge James Aldrlc i, the in eumbent, wa3 nominated by Col. .Juo. It. Cloy of Aiken, and this was second id by Senator W. E. Johnson. Tin result (. f the ballot was Aldrioh, 118; Warren, 32; neccessary to a choice, 73. For judge of the third judicial cir eutt, Judge It O Purely was tiomina ced by Senator McLeud. Tills was leoondid by Mr. F asor, Taere was no opposition and JudgePurdy receiv ed 138 votes. For judge of the fourth circuit, JudgH It C Watts was nominated b> Mr. Pollock, seconded by Capt. Sellers There was no onnncmiMnn nr.ri ^ - r- uujjjt Watts received 129 votes. Far ju ige of the sixth c reult, Judge George Williams Gage was placid In nomination by Senator Ilardln, sec>nded by Senator llough. Judge Gage received the entire vote, Judge J. 0. K ugh of Abbeville was nominated f jr reelection by 0 oi. W. W. Bruce of Marlboro. This was sec ondfed by Senator J. R. B ake of Ab beville. Mi- B >yo of Laurens nominated Senator Frank P. McGowwanor Laurens. This was seconded by Mr. Nash c f Spartanburg. The result of the vote was Klugh, 100; MtG jwan llpecessary toacaoice, 71. Tnls completed the election of juages and the joint assembly pro ceeued to the election of State Ubarlan. Senator Marshall nominated the incumbent, Miss L. II. LiBorde. Tola was seconded by Uol. I). O Herbert. Miss S. M. A. Black was nominated by Senator W. J. Johnson This was seconded by Mr. Boyd of Laurens. The result was Miss Miss liiiiorcie, i;iu; Mis* lilack, 14. Neo essary to a choice 76 SELECTION OF .JUDGES. There was uo opposition to the reelection of Messrs. D. B. Peurifov and J O. Wingo as directors of the State p3nltentiary. In the selection of trustees of Winthropcollege there was no opposition In the incumbents, W. J. lioddey, Dr. K S. Joynes and A. Markley Lee and tney were rejected. The nominees for trustees of tbe Sr uth Carolina college were August Kohn, Dr. W. T. O. Bites and James Q Davis. All three were elector without opposition. There were three vaoancles on the Olemson board, S. A. Sease of Newberry, Augustine T. Smythe of Charleston, ana W. D. Evans of Marlboro. ' 1 ? I l.TiH-r. t nK VrthKiii Will 11M * ii? CURES^ RHEUMACIDE ha had failed. Rheumacii Johns Hopkins Hospital of Salem, Va., and E>. h remedies and the doctc Almost a Miracle In This Ci t? i I ?. y--i . ^ Dillon, S. C.. Bobbitt < hemical Company: (iiiiilemen;?In September. 1*09. It mutism in a very bat! form (influmnuti month after the disease started I Ii.kI my worl, ami in to bed. It contiiiuer \vorse until my arms and bands \v< < 11 a \v n. so inueli so that I could not i Mv i.-s were drawn back till my feel !'v 1'1 '.s, V;' !s 1S helpless as a baby I 1* moot lis. 1 lie muscles of my arms II.11(1 ?1IIU MiriVf?IC(l Up. I Sllftrt 111 my times over. W is treated by six physU lans In McColl, Dillon ana Ma iiwii* o( l!i -ill eniild do me Uliygood. Ill I'. J*.will'... of Dillon came to sec me. md to try your RHEt MAC 11 )15. I ie gi bottle of the tncriicinc and I began t< and la lore the fii st bottle was used ui to net better. I n-^ed bottles and 1 pletely euied. That was years a no health has been excellent ever sine had no symptoms of rheumatism, further that (began to walk in about after I began to take RHEUM AC IDE aid of crutches: in about three tnontl began to take it 1 could walk as gooi body, and went back to work again. Yours ti illy, JAMES. W) i\ est} were n >noinawl fir reelection . , i Cap!.. I vy M. Maid Mo f P c'< j :u way also nomina'el. Ti t3 jotuc as-1 embly took ree.t as with nt making a eleovlon. Oapt. Ivy Mtuldin m an Burn* of 1 ij Instftin ?on and his jandldacy was well rice1ved as he had iceu a raembnr of the boose i f jepie lentativcs. Mr. ti.iisj lo aip>o ati Uunrmus. T. u result of the eleoLlcn for trua' tees of Cem8:rt college was! is follows: L A. Sease, 110; W. 1) Wvans, lot?; J. M M inlclin, 99; A. T. Smythe, 00 Total number of vow* '.ast, 124; necessary to a choice, (JO. Too three first nam ;d were el ctod. There was no opposition to the re election of Crpt. K. M. Ihythe of Greenville and M*j J. J. L^cas the Citadel board. They are both Incumbent members of the bond. The last election was that of trustees of the State C ilored c ille^t*. 1)-. \Vm. R. Low man and Capt 1). J. Bradham were reelected. Th ro arc jit the present bjard anil there was :io objection to their reelection. VflTTWT i IT ,vT .atid ? wviia* a u x.ju je: yj a, ui aJLa, Forth From a Rail room Wont Men With liOAtlCfl PlHtolw In a duel with a girl as the piiz? or the victor, Jamas Walker, s >n or a properows larmer, was shot and hi itantly killed by his rival, I'eter For hes, olso a farmer's son in lsreal 11 111, Prince Edward (Jounty, Va. Toe men fan gat wltti pistols. Thev went from a ballroom together and took aim by the light pouring through the windows. For has was engaged to wed Miss Rjsa ta*ew, and he had es oorted her do the ball. Walker had oi en an old sweetheart of the woman and when they met at the hall he re newed his suit. There had been r. p >rtfof the engagemrn' being broken between Forbes and Miss Carew, and li appears that theso wero continued by ner encouraging Walkt r. Sne darcjd with him repeatedly until Forbes j lalousy, drove him to fury. He went to Walker and upbaided hi n, llot words were exchanged and the two decided to tight to the death- Without telling a word of their into lion to anyone they disappeared from the ballroom and the pistol shots stopp?d a dance when It was in fu 1 swing a silence fell over the brilliantly lighted room, and then several persons rushed to the windows. A sight more dramath- t.vmn ?- ? W* twivl At shown on the stage met i.ntr gaze Two beams of light poued out and one fell on Walker, Hit on his back dead, and the other on Forbes, stand Ing with the pistol still ready in hand and with his face still set In hate and determination, Miss Carew became hysterical when she real)/id what had happened, and is in a serious condition tuuight. Forbes Is In the loakup What Tillman Sayn. The Washington correspondent of the Cnarleston Post says Senator Tillman declined to express an opinion as to tnc prospects In the Legislature. "If I should say anything," ho declared, there would be dirty accusa tlons of popping his whip, etc,' and consequently I snail not talk. It is pretty plain, though that Senator Tillman proposes to make the cam paitfn this summer a hot one. HU heaith is better than it has been foi years, and he will m ike the issue it South Carolina so close that nearly every vote in the State will be polled. That Issue will determine whether tht people will stand by those wno stand by those who stand by the dispensary or whether they will reward those who have turned against It ii nnr.nitr i.iittiif < JiuB tfrtnr TER THE D s cured thousands of cases ol de cured John F. Eline and I, the greatest hospital in the f. Olmstead, the Norfolk, Va., >rs had given up hope. Rheu rl._ of rheumatism she : ' 18 Hughes, of Atkins, V; ' ' There is a reason wh Sri'i'a cal science, andwhili i?toiVt?row ?* the blood, it oper -r? ?M<ny most delicate stoma* m ^ ; V\ke il- 0 > I been n Zi was comand my SWEEPS ALL A purely vegetable r< IS after I cures by removing the caus 1 as any Sample bottle and booklet tLKES. BOBBITT CHO A UO^VciEl1 QOrS iNttANK And l>< darns God Told Him to Kill , Ilio Preacher. j uis mi id uaDttianoeri, a victim of ! rnbgii us mania,. P illip U ?blns, ag< d hfey, wuh kdged In Jill at Catsklli, N. J., rtemtly on complaint of II v. 11. 1. 11 nig, pastor of Methodist FpIhcopal church at Laabs Robins is prop rletcr of the Marion hi use at South Cairo r.d ncently experience! Veil!gion through attendance at revivals conducted by pastor. After Hinging hymns and quoting Scripture for the bene lit of the noigh bor?, Robln3 suddenly declared i.iai Cod had commissioned him to s'a) Hie L3tds divine, and accordingly In dashed off through mud, covering the thr< e mile siretcn <> f highway becwet n bis nome and ti e Mehoilst parson I age. Confronting RiV. M lloag, he .Olio"t'tofiy I'll the oucluoK for ict and then with clinched list aimed h blow at Liis pastor's head sluutlng: ''God commanded mo to kill you auu 1 mu.->t do it." The minister, driven to a corner of the room by the onslaught retallat ed in kind and when ? pportunlty of fared darted past the madman and fled to the house of I)r. Itouse. Robins wv c'oieiy watcucd by the doctor u.itil the arrival of some county officials, and wnen lodged in jail was examinee by t.wo physicians, lie will he com mitted to the sta .e hospital at Puugh kctip;ilO. V\ Hiiinl lo hyiiO't HllU. The people of Georgia cvmo mighty near lynching a MethoaiHt preacnei woo recently stood well In the comerence. He had deserted his wife and children, leaving them penniless while he tied with the wife of a former par i ihonor in another town. The womai had robbed her husband of a big sun A f tvt AVtAtl f /\ t ? 1?A ?ar.4fel? ? ? 'I " yji in nioy tu tikKt' vriun ni'i mi l lit r former pastor. Ha had returned to his first wife and tried to make up when the people got after him. 7H 7Jf I | a h ?'f We honestly believ?. that if Jj* $287 spent with us buys more J# lasting Piano satisfaction jz lil than $400 /pent elsewhere. jjj There's a reason. Write us & about it. Pull particulars by return mall. $ l ? $ I 'v*'4 High Orade Organs, S $47 50 to $65. U A & '/R 7R tit _ 411 | Ludden & B .tes, S. M. H., | | D ,t. "K"- fj | Savannah, Qa. ;tt )! ! | All SOo. Popular Muslo | f; 17o , or 4 PieoM for SOo. | jl 1 \ \ir i A ? OCTORS HA F Rheumatism after ail the c others, of Baltimore, aftei world, had failed. Rheuma , contractor, after they had 5 macide cured Mrs. Mary We had endured for 20 years, j., after the most famous N y it cures : Rheumacide is tl z powerful enough to sweep ates by purely natural me ;h, and builds up the entire ///w l ??U&Vl i trttoti'ifWBEnsnm POISONS OUT OF Th em?dy that goes right to the seat le. Your druggist sells and recomrr free if you send five cents tor posts fllCAL COMPANY, Proprietors, Ba Nervous Debisi ity.) Cured \ If Y ou Have This Disease, Sit D< Atlanta, Qa The Smith's M( ist. With His Method of I dretlSc Special Treatment If you suffer from Nervous Debility, or ncrvou? prostrn ion, lost vitality etc., ait down nod write a lotter to I>r. Ha hnway explaining just how you suffer. He has restored many a weak, w rn out, nervous ieul broken down man to perfect health and manhood by hi? method of treatment. You can consult him with just as much confidence tin you womrJ votir fatnilv d ctor, so h vo no hesitancy wha : i: i>.. .1 1 tMri III VMIIIIH', DV unuifi HO y?MI UU uui uuligato yourgult to take treatment. He othar private and chronic diseases of men nn< women, such aa Kidney nn<l Bladder I)is uses Stricture, Varicocele, Hydroeelo, Specific Blood Poison (S \ phi I Is), I Hseases of t he Heart Liver and Stomach, Catarrah, Rheumatism Skin 1 )is(\?sts, Piles, Ri pture, Ley, ma, His cases pccul nr t<? women, such us Leuoonrhoo, Woiub and Ovanan Troubles, female Weakness, Nervousness, etc. If you are alliicted sit down and write him a lottor, explaining just 3 Early Cabbage Plants Gua u ^ EARLY JERSEY CHARLESTON SUCC J WAK'_ FIELD LARGE TYPE ffl The Earliest WAKEFIELD The El 5 Cabbage drown Second Earliest Head g PRICE: Inlols of 1 to 4 m. at $1.50 per m., 6 to 1 U F. O. IV YOUNG'S ISLAND, S. C. At) Z C I guarantee Plants to give par ? 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Piano or Orj^an For Von. | To the head of every family who iH ambitious for the future and education of his chil dren, we have a Special Proposition to make. No article in the homo shows the evidence of culture that does a Piano or Organ. No accomplishment gives as much pleasure or is oi as great value in after life as the knowledge of music and the ability to play well. Our Small Payment Plan makes the ownership of a high graz e Piano or Organ easy. Just a few dollars down and a small payment each month or quartorly or semi-annually anc the instrument is yours, Writ? lis today for Catalogues and our Spec U1 Proposition of Kasy Payments. Address Malone's Music TTouse, Columbia/ S. C eH K AAA BANK DEP0S11 U^CJdVHJvl R.R. Fare Paid. Notes T*t ^ " 1100 FRF.R COURSE BHHHHHHI Board at Cost. Write Outc GEORGIA-ALABAMA BUSINESS COLLEGE, Macon. Qt Lynched, Ban Harris, colored, wu lynohet by a mob of 70 men at Lazelle, nea Houston, Texas, on Wednesday nigh for killing a white man name lk. ,VE FAILED. ' loctors and ail other means * the famous specialists of icide cured Austin Percelle, ipent large sums on other Iborn, of High Point, N. C , Rheumacide cured W. R. ew York specialists failed, he latest discovery of modi* > all germs and poisons out thods, does not injure the system. 8 USES Rheumatism. Sciatica. Yfrfypr Lumbago, JjL>- Rheumatic Gout* Indigestion, HE BLOOD. ?,ons,iTpa"?"... * Liver Trouble, of the disease and Kidncy Tronic., lends Rhcumacide. La Grippe. 6e All Blood Itimore. Disea?et? 1 ly?(Lost Vitally ail Expert. )wn and Write Dr. Hathawa/ of )st Expert and Reliable speculreatment He Has Cured Hun: fur Each Case. Small Cost. '] If you lmvo dull headaches, fell bluA have 1 bad dreams, cart sloop, get tired easy) poor t memory, impotent, luive unnatural discharges, i to., you should consult I >r. Hathaway nj once, i Ho luis given ttiis condition special stilly l?>r i uoarlv a quarter century and is rocogni|od as I an f>xpait in its treatment. lie has nrontly issued a very interest ing booklet on till subject which lie will send to every man witting I tiitu, free of cliargo. :o Cares | how you suffer. He will give you his txptrt opinion of your case and a valuable book bn ' your disease free of charge. : Ilomombor, when von consult Dr. Hitlhinjiy , you consult an upright, and reputable idi'pi, cian who has a reputat ion t??r honestly, intou'ity and for superior medical service that is n, equalled in his line of treatment. Hare/io hesitancy what over in consultitic him. jlio address is Dr. Hathaway & Co., 88 liufin , | I dig. AllaiiUl, Lift. iranteed to Satisfy Purchaser I V ^ '.ESSION AUGUSTA SHORT STEMMED t> . TRUCKER FLAT DUTCH ? irllont Flat A ltttlo later Largent an<l l.atoat K I Variety ' than Succession Oftbbago 3 S)m. .it $1.25 per m., 10 m. and over, at$1.00 per m. 3 i Special Express Rate on Plants Is Very Low. 3' ohasor satisfaction, or will refund the purchase dissatisfied at end of season. These plant* are (V th Carolina, In a climate that is Just suited to C ?wn in the United States. These plants can bo (/> during the months of January, February, and j t being injured, and will mature a head of Cab- m. )u grew your own plants in hot beds and cold ~ I, lardeners near the interior town* and cities of i \ having Early Cabbage;for that reason they pur- jq I Fruit Trees, stteli as strawberry, Sweet Potato, \| pie, Peach, Pear, Plum, Cherry and Apricot \ . C. GERATY ? YOUNG'S ISLAND, S. C * | machinery owners. )i n tie Following /y Lubricators Relt, Gandy Relt, Rubber ? Drill Press ,tber Ejectors Hammers Piles . Pulleys ,lng, (Joilae* for Shafting and anything inery supplies. i ? Columha. S. C. J Piles. J IN8TANT RELIEF, CERTAIN CUfl ; Tannopilln* Ointment is a speciti for blind, itching, bleeding,protrudin ' piles It gives instant relief in tt? , worst case* and a positive and radiol cure invariably and quickly follow! t Not an experiment; but a remer l tried and tested in hundreds of ca* without a failure as many testimo " ials show. tannopiline ointment > is sold with an absolute guaranteeo effect a cure. Our confidence in tis v remedy is unbounded. | We know wit, i |i has done, what it i*J)oing and wit it will do. Costs a trifle more tin f many so-called pile cures, but wtth ? manv times this difference in itsng stant and certain effectiveness * . 1>fice Guaranteed srtisfacTv * to eTery purchaser. y :| AT DRUG STORES. j | Or by mail of the rl Murray Drug Co., | Columbia, S. C