The ledger. [volume] (Gaffney City, S.C.) 1896-1907, July 10, 1908, Image 3

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'iae DO YOU GET UP WITH A LAME BACK ? Kidney TrouNc Makes You Miserable. Almost everybody who reads the news- ' papers is sure to knew of the wonderful cures made by Dr. rf \ I Kilmer's Swamp-Root, i the great kidney, liver j i Ll anc ^ ladder remedy. * f- It is the great medi V ^ cal triumph of the nine- ■ " .! 1 |teenth century; dis- , covered after years of . 1 scientific research by Dr. Kiimer, the emi nent kidney and biad der specialist, and is wonderfully successful in promptly curing lame back, kidney, bladder, uric acid trou bles and Bright's Disease, which is the worst form of kidney trouble. Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root is not rec ommended for everything but if you have kid ney, liver or bladder trouble it will be found just the remedy you need. It has been tested In sc many v/ays, in hospital work, in private practice, among the helpless too poor to pur chase relief and has proved so successful in every case that a special arrangement has been made by v/hich all readers of this paper who have not already tried it, may have a sarr.p! j bottle sent free by mail, also a book telling more about Swamp-Rc.. and how to find cut if you have kidney or bladder trouble. Vv’her, writing mention reading this generous offer m this paper and send your address to Dr. K l, mer&Cr. Bing- oamton, N V The egula' fifty cen. doi'ar sues a.-e sold ov Don't make any menibor tho name, Ki'.ri.^i - swamp-Koot, and tho ad- d"o->. Bit.'S'f iiupton, N. Y., on every 1/0’tie. COLONEL BACON ON THE PRESS MEETING FILBERT NEWS. I f ranklin, sendin’ a dog off to the m&d- SOMETHING GOOD BOSS " ON Barrow. r mu* ot Swainj-tU/Of. )f'C dr» agists, mistake, but re- Swamp-Root, Dr. Gaffney, July Iff- Yes, it is an Olym- pus. 'J'he cods are in session. Gaff ney is ihe classic mount. Old Lime stone < ollege is Helicon. The Pierian spring bubbles at the bottom of the hill. Hditor Hd. DeCamp is the Jupi ter Tonans and f<»unt of every bless- iim. Dr. Lee Dans Lodge, of Lime stone College, is a combined Mer cury and Minerva. President Aull is old Saturn, father and friend of all. \Y. \V.,i:all, Kdward N’orment, James Hoyt and (liarles Galloway are young and graceful Apollos among the rougher deities. All the gods and on the mount. All the thunderbolts of Jupiter Tonans are volts of love and mercy. The wand of Mercury scarfs- mercerized goods. The Irene Mill, named after a daughter of Mr. Wheat, is devoted entirely to these ; Review of Events fpo m One Our York ; Ross', the colored man’s. I mercerized toods. Did any one dream there was such an estaTjllshment in South Carolina? So at. the eenerous ' bands of Mr. Wheat, who we are told 'CE. j s a genuine native Gaffney boy, every ^ wretehed newspaper man in South Carolina— and his "dependent fe- : male"—has a very lovely bureau scarf. Good for Wheat! Golden bis illness and inability to meet dis appointments during the winter and spring months, the regular spring meeting at our church was of neces sity postponed one 01 two months this vear. And. too. we generally County correspondents. Filbert. R. F. D. 1, July 6.—Com munion services were held at Beer- sheba t Presbyterian i on Sunday June 2Sth. The pastor, Mr. Mills, has now stone." The dog in question is John He says, foolish negro, that he would almost as lief be killed himself as to have bis favorite dog killed. Mr. .1. R. Hogue was on the sick list last week, but I suppose he is bet tor this morning. A Pc-ver Plant and Dezzy Height— Wheat' The Little Negro With the Wheel "Something Good on the Ice, Boss." Our surrey, drawn by two spanking sufficiently recovered bis health as to mr. George N. Wilson was also on be able to preach to us. Because of tie- sick list last week. P.eersheba school opened this morn ing. with Miss Klla Carroll as techer. Well, as ni> letter is growing too long. ! will close. Ben Hope. Hood’s Sarsaparilla Ha^ surpassed all other medicines, in merit, sales and cures. Its success, great as it has been, has ap parently only just begun. It lias received by actual count more than 40,000 testimonials in two years. It purifies the blood, cures all blood dis eases, all humors and all eruptions. It strengthens the stomach, creates an appetite and builds up the whole system. It cures that tired feeling and makes the weak strong. In usual liquid form or in chocolated tablets known a- Sarsatabs. too doses SI. greys, draws up in a little valley be fore the lee Factory. We say, and the three ladies with us, “Driver, we are very hot and tired, so we will just sit in the surrey until you are ready to drive to the next place.” To which Charlie, the driver, responds, “Boss, they got something mighty good on the ice for you up there; something that will help the ladies from being so tired.” Beer on ice! Gulfs and oceans, rivers of P! and the ladies leap nimly to the ground. And we offer Charlie the last quarter that ihe wheelbarrow boy had rejected. \nd Charlie drew back and said have at least thive days of preaching, hut had two only, this time. Several became members of Beersheba church on this occasion, thus adding a few more in its membership. I at'ended UNCLE SAM S I. 0. U. The Payment For Stuart's Portrart at . George Washington. The Columbian Ilistnrical society re cently has come into possession of the preaching Sunday. started rath- papers relating to the negotiations be- .•r ♦ arh. so I had time to observe the i tween one of the Cuitoll tuinily and j crops and think of the coining eclipse of the stin. as we drove along. The crops on the road are, generally speaking, pretty far advanced. I think. While we were in the church, the eclipse came the government of the United Stales for the payment of the money due for the famous portrait of Washington by (filbert Stuart. This was the portrait which in the war of Isl’J was rescued from the burning White House by the Warned His Tip. Tn Astoria," said a Washington state official, "there used to lie an old fisherman who brought me the first of every month a present of a splendid salmon from his master. I always . gaye the old fisherman a tip, u “But one morning I was very busy on. which made it pret- jmropid Dolly Madison Stuart paint- proudlv, “Give it to the hea f hen. their “dependent” goddesses are boss; Gaffnfey , g yourn » Oscar Shanks. ty dark for a time. To me, some of the most mystical sights in all the world are meteors sailing through space, eclipses of the sun and moon, a shower when the moon is shinning. W ho is Osea.' Shanks? T Ie is the ;)S j p;, V( , sometimes observed in mid- noblest Kentucky gentleman Hias sunum-r: eoniets, and other heavenly ame to live and love and labor wonders. Ah! truly there is a He is super!nten Supreme Being. It being communion dent of the great electric power | service day. the Rev. Mr Mills Broad River, eight rd ibis portrait in Philadelphia in J7U5, when in the height of his glory He but recetilly had returned from [ 4 n „eies Times Loudon, where he had counted among his subjects King George IV.. the I Prime of Wales. Mrs Siddons and many other ei l. brities, and he had the , temerity to ask eongress for for his pai’i’ing of the tirst patriot. The - Jons were aghast at such a priee, promptA refused to pay it and | and when the old boy brought the fKL 1 thanked him hurriedly and, forget ting his tip, bent over my desk again. He hesitated a moment, then cleared his throat and said: “‘Senator, would ye be so kind as to put it in writin’ that ye didn’t give me no tip this time, or my wife’ll think I’ve went and spent it on rum.’ Los Smugglers’ Philanthropy. At Broadmoor ami Perth. Bug’and. the erin,in::i lunatics have a free sup ply of the most e';i|uisite pi4ie tobacco, cigars and cigarettes. j u fact, they smoke far finer stutr than the average rich man Y<-t all this good tobacco costs the government nothing The Btnuggiers of Lngland pay for the •noking of the criminal Insane. It is from L- r conliscated smuggled tobacco that Eng.and fills the tobacco boxes of Perth aid Broadmoor Not Her Abode. “My income is small.” said a rather dilatory lover, “and perhaps it Is cruel of me u> take you from your father’s rOO - "But I don’t live on the roof,” wa» the prompt reply. According' to Chinese law, a wlfa who is too talkative may fie divorced- has hist its serpents. The owl of Minerva watches in constant love, over «■ Am! old Saturn looks down upon his in South Carolina, deities and says, it is well. piPsto change! We descend from plant on Broad River, eight miles Ijvered an appropriate sermon most intimalcd that any one so nnpatrioti ,) 1{ . heights of out allegory. The Eastward of Gaffney the cast-iron- jmprossiveh and sympatheticalh. might as >•.«•.: back and paint kings, breakfast (.ell rings at 8. And with ed bulwark from which flow out the Tlie singing was especially fin a gleeful tumultuous rush soventv- currents that move and turn all mills, South Carolina newsnaner men etc., in Gaffney, in Blacksburg, in again “How five South Carolina newspaper men and their “dependent females” and Clifton, and many, even Spartanbrug, their unconscionable young pile down 'bitty miles away. And here into the “reat and spacious salle a we might ask the question* manger. There are ten or twelve many people in South Carolina know white draped, silver-laden, groaning that this gigantic, stupendous work tables. There a dozen beautifully-be- is within her borders?” After cross- huved \fro Americans, waters and ing Broad River on a bridge of the waitresses. Tt,et wear white caps Southern Railway, a spur am) snowy aprons. did intend to write about out church services hist week, hut lack of space forbade my doing so. I want to suggest to such of my leaders as are voters iliat hundreds of them are not going to get to vote in the coming primary if they don’t be careful. So register and see that a spur railway runs three miles tip the river, through Cantaloupe, peach**, apples, plums, a lovely eountrv. to this wonderful bananas, hominy, rolls, turn-overs, elecerte fortress. It is owned, if we buns, beaten-biscuit, fried chicken, mistake not by Pennsylvania oapi- broiled ham. breakfast .-trips, scram- tal: it was begun only two years ago I)0 ij,.jcs are just bled eggs, mountain butter, milk, cof- and is not yet absolutely finished; if- Wonder if the everything is in order, so that you bling a promissory can vote, for it is your duty as a citi zen to vote. Vote as von please, but vote. Considering overyidiing. I think Bryan should ho elected. Ho and his as good as Taft's, girls arc interested for lie was not suited to paint patriots But Hanie! Carrol! of Duddingtou threw hi: i-ei; in the breach, urged the •laim of the artist and pul before the •otigress what a figure they would cut before the eyes of the world if I he.' failed to meet an obligation incurred arroll oifere l to pa.v the money hiir self if the government gave him prom ise of remuneration. After much quib note was given at S per cent, and it was twenty years be fore the Carrol! heirs received the whole of the Ssoo which Stuart re ceived for the finest portrait ever Fresh Water Fish In Germany. German law does not permit of fresh water fish being sold except when alive. Therefore it is common to see tanks of such fish in the restaurant windows, and they are hauled In this way con siderable distances over Prussian rail ways, and shipments are made to Ber lin from Lyons, in France, and from as far south as Roumanla. The Wrong Word. Mrs. A.-1 can remember the day when you begged me to say the word that would make you happy for life. Mr. A.—I know, but you said the wrong word —Life. Others Whenever. Fooie people make happiness wher •ver they go Success. fee, iced tea. so, would like to have some of tliefr ideas about the prosi This is what Hon. Jake Moore, y'faX Warden of Georgia, says of Kobol For Dyspepsia: “E. C. De- Wffr A ("o., Chicago, 111.—Dear Sirs— T nave suffered more than twenty ;*ars: for indigestion. About eigh- ‘c< r. months ago I had grown so m to/i worse that i could not digest a *rust of corn bread and could not ro ast, anything on my stomach. I os* 2'. lbs; in fact 1 made up mv mind ’bat I could not live but a short time, wboc a friend of mine recom- rr.ended Kodol. I consented to try ■* ’o pb*ise him and was better In one day. I now weigh more than I ever did in my life and am in better health timn for many years. Kodol did it. I keep a bottle constantly, and wri»e this hoping that humanity may be benefited. Yours verj[ truly, Jake C. Moore. Atlanta, Aug. 10, Sold by The Gaffney Drug Company. True, every bit of it. has cost something like a million j t) 1)0 ]j t j ( . s 7 j, And to this tare do Hp- ragged news- and a half dollars. Oscar Shanks is paper men sit down thrice a day. the superintendent. He is a native ip.mj;)] race. •! presume that several Thrice a day, without money and of the Louisville section of Kentucky 0 f correspondents are of the without price* Gaffney and her peo- and he is all that such a beginning feminine genderj. pie furnish the money. There is no stands for. He is young, strikingly There was quite a mad dog scare price' Gaffney—God bless her large Iwindsome, supremely genial, generous ;i j yjj. |_ Smith's one night last and chivalrous soul! seonis a price and graceful, polished and practical; week. I understand ’hat it bit noth- painted of the Father -if His Country During the hasty cutting of the picture from it- frame when the vietorlons British were niaivhing on the capital the signature of Stuart was destroyed The pi-t ure lay in obscurity for a doz en years, and there was some doubt thrown on its authenti< ity when it .van rehung in the White House it now adorns the blue room with Martha Washington b\ the same artist, and G. B. Burhans testifies after 4 Years. G. B. Burhans, of Carlisle Center, X. Y., writes: “About four years asro I wrote you stating t-hat I had been entirely cured of a severe kid ney trouble by taking less than ’.wo bottle of Foley's Kidney Cure. It en tirely stopped the brick dust sedi ment, and pain and symptoms of kidney disease disappeared. I am glad to say that I have never had a the two form tin* sole decoration of the return of any of those symptoms dur- throne room, as the dainty blue room ing the four years ’hat have elapsed Is dubbed by those who like court and f am evidently cured to stay How delightful to be immediate con- has a wife and three little children, j^j, yjj-. Smith's dog, a Shepherd, tact with a people who scorn a price! is an earnest Episcopalian and has which be was very fond of. though, phrases For over seventy-five yenrj eured, and heartily recommend Fo- And Dr. Lodge rises between the can- a pretty home in Spartanburg. We fo i in Kf>SK ;i ,. 0 i 0 red man who lives It hung in the east room.—New Y<?rk ] ey - s Kidney Cure to any one suffer- ing from kidney <*• bladder trouble.” talon pc and the lrif-d chicken, and, moke no apology for saying these place, shot and killed the mad. Bress with exquisite geniality and humor, strong and truthful things, Lnaf- dog before it bit anything else. It tells tis that Limestone, having kissed feetedB, we want all South Carolina were better that all dogs which are us, likeing it, will long to kiss an other summer, many summers—and to be kissed by us. And the Lord do THE CREATIVE POWER. Cherokee Drug Co. \ lo* of gossip bas a pink tea flavor. Aas In Poor Health For Years. Ira W. Kelley, of Mansfield, Pa., writes; T was in poor health for two ; <ars, suffering from kidney and bib oil' r trouble, and spent eonsider- able money consulting physicians without obtaining any marked bene f.t. but was cured by Foley’s Kidney Cure, and I desire to add my t**ti- mony tha’ it may be the ’ ause of restoring the health of others.” Re fuse -obstitutes. t herokee Drug Co. A voioan ha- three great ambi tion-: one ’o wear fashionables; ’he other ’wo ’o be in society. T1 ere is one preparation known toca ’aa* will promptly help the stomach. This is Kodol. Kodol di gests all *lass of food, and it does j*. thoroughly, »o that the use of Ko dol for a Gme will without doubt help anyone who La 1 - stomach disorders or s’omach trouble. Take Kodol to day and continue it for the .short time thal is necessary to give von tompjete relief. Kodol is sold by The Gaffr*ey Drug Co. so to us. and more also, when we for get to kiss old Limestone. The din ner is; no lese sumptuous than the breakfast. The supper—not "tea”— is no less sumptuous than the dinner. And a sweeping St. Bartholomew’s Day takes place in the Limestone chicken yard thrice in every twen ty-four hours! And Jupiter Tonans ceases not at any hour to hurl his^ thunderbolts of love! The Limestone Auditorium. The hills and valleys and slopes, and lawns and trees of Limestone College are tinsurpassably beautiful. She towers three and a half stories above the earth. She has more than a hundred rooms. Her auditorium is an extremely large, beautifully ar rang’d beautifully equipped theatre! A gr’-at pip<- organ with an exquisite front ’>f pale green and gold pipes, forms the background of the spacious stage A magnificent Ohkkering grand piano sits to ’k*- right of the organ. We bow low to the lovely auditorium of Limestone College. The Places and Sights and Things. The great cotton mill of the Gaff- ney Manufacturing Company, the damask mill, with its lovely and ro rnanti'- park of Millionair<- Wheat; the oil mills. tb<. )<•<• factories, flu* H’-aven alone what not! We visit tlo-m— we, tin- ragg'd in dozens and dozens of lord!’, victorias, and sur- re - and auto cars, and buggies and runabouts. Every private home «ends ift conveyance to the door of Limestone folk-ge The Little Negro With the Wheel- bar r ow. And. if on the streets or in the pur lieus vou meet a little nigger trund ling a wheelbarrow, he stops, and, with his ebony palm to his ebony to know Oscar Shanks. A Power-Plant Dinner Height. and even only supposed to have been bit- _. , t ' , ,, ^ , “Science, Said Lord Kelvin, "Affirms Dizzy ten by a mad dog should be put out the Existence of a God .« A woman doesn’t object to a hus band with a will of his own—provid- 1 cannot at all accept the view of ' s ’ n f avc,r - By the generous courtesy of the ’h 3 * if I s a poor rule to lock those who assert that ether is atomic ■ ■■ Southewi Railway the newspaper s,a M f ‘ af*er the horse has been since all my own investigations have Girls who are worth their weight of the way forever, for it is generally men of South Carolina and their "de- stolen. pendent females" and hapless young According to The State of recent are transported by special train from issue ' Co1 w > lle Jones desireB the Gaffnev to the great power plant ,K!rnooratic convention, when It as- Oscar Shanks receives us with open ambles at Denver this week, to no arms and a Kentucky love-light In minate Tillman for Bryan’s running bis handsome eyes. He locks arms with Jupiter DeCamp, and we are as safe and happy as though we were in Abraham’s bosom. Oscar Shanks explains the electrical mysteries, and leads us through lofty vaulted halls, fearful labyrinths of deadly wires, mate. Now, is this advisable? I think not. Tillman Is all right, but let him remain just. Senator Tillman for a while longer. Personally, I am a Tillmanlte myself, but I scarcely think he could strenghthen Bryan’s chances of election very much by be am] along gigantic stone battlements 1,,nil i n S mate, that imprison the waters of the Readers, one and all, let us do clearly demonstrated to me that Its in trold are seldom given a weigh, structure is totally uouatomic In fact. It has no structure in the accepted meaning of the term. Neither can 1 accept the view of those who assert that science neither atlinns nor denies the existence of a Creator On the con trary, science most positively asserts Foley s Kidney the existence ot a creative power. We Drug Co. cannot escape from this conclusion i — . when we study the physique and the dynamic of livUi" beings and "dead” nature which we see around us. Modern physiologists again firmly de clare that then k something else out side gravitation and the physical and chemical forces This something is a During the summer kidney irregu larities are often caused by excessive drinking or being overheated. At tend to the kidneys at once by using Cure. Cherokee If people would do half the things they are suing to do tomorrow what a progressive world this would be Bert Barber, of Elton. Wis., says. “I have oaly taken four doses of imprison _ hitherto free Broad. And then he awa - v wi,h Political feeling and party vital principle Science places before ’ onr Kidney and Bladder Pill- and washes and mends and darns us. And s,rife> and ,abor for the common good us an unknown In thinking of this the Y have done for me more than an y then h<- scats us—one hundredstorng of all. The Farmers’ E. C. America is of unknown w<- .sll become agnostics. We other medicine has ever done. I am only know God In his works, but we still taking the pills as I want to per- at such a dinner as the visionary ' n "’ r "' a a sreat social organiza Barmecide, in the Arabian Nights ,ion ' wh,ch a11 farmers, regardless of are foiced by science to believe with feet cure.” Mr. Barber refers to De never dreamed of while Iced beer pob’bal affiliations, can beeome mem- perfect confidence In other than phys leal, dynamic or electrical forces There is no middle term I*-tween ab-<> lute scientific belief in a creative powei and the acceptance of the theory of a haphazard coming together of atoms throw them at his ErfiS8 ami f ' r °P s arf> “Retting on Here scientific thought is forced to ac cept the notion of a creative power Forty years ago I asked the great IJe Mg during a walk in the ’-ountrv If a hump.” “Absence fonder T makes the heart grow and file flow down like the Mississip- *"' rs °f- And this is Its most engag- pi or the Amazon. And then he ac- ‘ ,lE fr'a^ire, too. ’•ompanies us back to the "towered f ar ® having an imenense amount city of Camelo,” and we all take out of ''ft* 11 th ‘ 8 penning (Friday), and our hearts and feet. Not in Thirty-Eight Years! Not in its long and checkered thir ty-eight years has the Press Associa tion of South Carolina had such a glorious time- such a happy, pleas ant. profitable time. Never in her thirtv-ejght ears have her opening exercises been so beautiful, so Intel lectual. so soul-Bispirlng. Never In her thirtv-ejgh’ years has she heard Witt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills. Sold by The Gaffney Drug Go. The proof that married life is not all bad lur-k is that twins are the ex ception. friend to truth! oh Quick Relief For Asthma Sufferers. Foley’s Honey and Tar affords im- he believed that gra*s and flowers grew mediate relief to asthma sufferers in ".Statesman, yet soul sincere, In action faithful, and in honor clear; Who broke no promise, serv’dnt private end, M ho gain d no title, and who lost no friend.” solely as ihc re-mlf of chemical force He replied, "Not any more than I be lieve that chemical force can translate a book upon botany describing the phenom«-4i;i of vegetation. ’ Every act of tlie will is a stupendous miracle for chemical, physical and mathematical the worst time will Drug Co. stages and If effect a cure. taken in Cherokee an address so supremely beautiful, so from ThomaB H *ynes Bailey, the eloquent, so .soulful as that of Dr. Lee other js from Pope In my ramble8 n«'. is Lodge. through books and papers I often And Onward Upon Asheville and Toxa- things which please my fancy and way. To-morrow, Friday science. If your Intellect Is strong One of the foregoing quotations is enough you will be* forced to believe In God. the foundation of all religion Many a man is sorry he had his own way after his wife let him have it. which I would remember, always, if A girl s idea of a beau is a young man she doesr.” watt any o»her girl U) get. morning, in i coaid. But as I cannot remember temple says: “Boss. I here to serve nhining array, and with Jupiter To- everything that I read, I take the vou. Ef you want to go out to de r,an H s *i1] hearing the banner with liberty of reproducing some of it in College or de base ball park, jess git ,b, ‘ strange device we move on Ashe- these letters. Our old writers, who in.” We did get into a lovely barrow atid Toxaway. And may they often spent yeans in composing a Kennedy’s Laxative Cought Syrup and you will -co tbiif science is not at acts gently upon the bowels and all hostile • i tin I ,ir from that, thereby drives the cold out of thesys- lt must be !-* . • I Mpon as Its auxiliary .. „ tem and at the same time it allays inflamation and stops Irritation. Children like It. Sold by The Gaff ney Drug Co. |C'i — Lord Kelvin Stimulation Without Irritation. That Jg ’ne watchword. That is wha* Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup does. Cleanses and stimulates the bowels without irritation in any 1b’w Cherokee Drug Cg single work, are being forgotten in thJL age of rapid writings, brilliant wits, and fast living generally. “Ben Hope” is trying to have chills at this writing, but by taking quinine the bitter stuff—pretty liberally, he War Against Consumption. All nations are endeavoring to check the ravage* of consumption, the “white plague" that claims so many victims each year. Foley’s Honey and Tar cures coughs and colds perfectly and you are In no dangf* of consumption. Do not risk your health bv taking some unknown De\\ p? sWIch Haze] Salve is good preparation when Foley’s Honev and for njt8 ’ burT,s ' bru,Reg and scratches. Tar is safe and certain In results. h ^ * 8 P«cially good for piles. Re* The genuine is in a vellow package. ® omni « nd( ‘ d and sold by The Gaffney Cherokee Drug Co If you want to spring a surprise oa yourself sit down some evening and count the number of white lies you have told during the day. Drug Co The man who fepeudi> on luck Is always dependent TJse DeWitt’s Little Early Risers, pleasant little pills that are easy to toW Sold by Tbe Gaffney Drug Co and journey from the graded school “receive the spies with peace.” to the College We offered Pomp Only Strangers and Pilgrims Here, our last quarter He scotmed it, say- And finally, beloved brethren of the ing “Not a cent. sir. Gaffney Is South Carolina Press from this time ourn. ’ We fell upon his neck and henceforth forever, let us strive to wept, and thanked God ’hat He had u>,,t Edward DeCamp and Lee Davis mercifully spared us to see this dis- Lodge and Oscar Shanks, and all the manages to feel pretty well neverfhe- pensaGon. people of Gaffney in Heaven. Ed-' less BeHve me, Believe me, chills Tbe Damask Souvenirs. ward Def amp and Lee Davis Lodge make one fee] quite "blue" and cold As we—the great army of the rag- arid Otc&r Shanks and all the people since th* foregoing was wrlt’en, I ged—quitted the beautiful and uni- of Oaffney are only stranger’ tvt-d »o t n e mad <j 0 g im t Go j —Use Red Seal ja r rubbers They pne Irene Mill of Millionaire Wheat, loumers here." Heaven Is their home! elesewhere In this letter bit , 4 t, f, r( , the best. Gaffney Drug C<# we received eacb a lovely damask James T Bacon. her of dogs, some of which have been souvenir fold’d in a long yellow en- kill’d, and one of the bkten dogs ' M One; —Solid gold eye glasses $5—eyes Qf ■’O** Indigestion. _ hHii'vt'*: sour stoma^b. h’* j testod Gaffney Drug Co palpitation of the heart. Dig* • what you eat veJope Jhese souvenirs are long atid exquisitely embossed dresser Tames T Bacon. —Five gallon demijohn Pledmoit water for fl Gaffney Drug Co. / E lectric BITTER#* 7 nr. RW4T FOB BILIOI SNUBS \x i> MDXBW was ’-vet. sent to the raadston<. old lady said, “It surely caps