Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Beware Of Mercury! Mr. Henry Koth, of 1S4S South Oth Street, St. Louis, was gfiven the usual mercurial treatment for contagious blood poison. He was twice pronounced cured, but the disease returned each time, he was seized with rheumatic pains, and red lumps and sores covmore treat~j ment I recciv^ c<*' c worse I seemed to get. ^ New York specialist said 'ie cou^ cure iatbwiiCT i ,,IC? ^ut his lkVJ^r ' V' treatment did me no good whatever. I was stiff and full of pains, my left arm was useless so that I was unable to do even the lip-Htest wfirlt Ttiio j:i! ? 0 ? ?I u.1 111^ V VIUIUIUU when I began to take S. S. S., and a few bottles convinced me that I was being- benefitted. I continued the medicine, and one dozen bottles cured me sound and well. My system was under the effects of mercury, and I would soon have been a complete wreck but for S. S. S." S. S. S., (guaranteed purely vegetable) is the only cure for real blood diseases. The mcrcurial treatment of the doctors al- ^^0 ^^0 ways does more harm than good. Beware of mercury! Books on the disease and its treatment mailed free to any address bj Swift Specific Co., Atlanta. Ga. VANDKKBILTS 1'A LACK IN ' THE LAND OF THE SKY." Y on nix Millionaire is Buyiim Treasures lor Ills Home. The Most Magnificent in the World ?It is Booming Western North Carolina. As the queer-looking boxes are unloaded from the Southern's ears, they are sent out to Hilt more,and a native says : "Mr.Vanderhilt has been a buyIn' mnen a f il?o?o iiiwiv \n lilt." Ill Ulil l<M ('mil tilings. and the dadoes are cheat in' liim because lie's rie'n. Why, ] can go down t.har to Chariot-tie ane buy brand new pictures, and new statutes of the legislatures and sculptuary for half what lie pays for old hroken-up thing- that ain't got a whole arm or leg in their heathen names." And the mountaineer shakes his head and looks genuinely sor rv for the young millionaire who is now in Kurope picking up more trcaures for his $<>.000.000 palace up here in the"Land of the Sky." It is the most wonderful private residence in the world,and to day is dividing honors with western North Carolina's glorious climate ami scenery which lor years have been the salvation and delight of thousands of men, women and children, who, broken in health, come here seeking rest, invigorating air and pure water. .Mr. Vanderbilt himself selected this point for his home after traveling all the known world ov-r, because it had the mo>l perfect climate to be found anywhere. The Southern rail way otlieial- say that this section is the most popular resort of their great system, ami they attribute it to tin* air an<l the grandeur of the mountain-. The coast people have long been devoted to Asheville. Flat Hock, Waynesville and all this part of the country. There is a tonic id I he air and water which puts new lilo into tlieni because it puts new blood in their veins,a brighter color in their even, a ruddy glow or lie.ilthy brown on their cheeks. They are invaria l>ly the first to come and the last to leave. Tho exodus from the 'coast country is setting in now. i In two wee*ks more the colonies | from Savannah, Jacksonville and Charleston will be well installed, and right behind them will come the Macon, Atlanta, Columbus. ^ Montgomery, Mobile and New i Orleans contingents with their | beautiful brides and aristocratic matrot Latei the visitors will , come l.ttn New York, Chicago ' and othe** large northern and i western cities. The best people in the South have been coming here so long that the summer colonies have a delightful time socially, and the season passes quickly for those who are fond of social gaveties. cm me omer nana tne guest in the "Land of the Sky," if he prefers.may be as quiet as if he were in his own home. There are amusements and occupation for all tastes?riding, driving, mountain climbing,trout fishing,tennis, gold links, music ,dancing.reading ?everything to interest and entertain. ' And around and about, and ! above all, stretching awav further I than eye can reach, are the toweling mountains, clad in mantle* of green and filmy hoods of azure. This is scenery sublime?the kind which speaks a various language . j "to him who in the love of nut lire i holds communion with her visible | forms." If what Ilyron called "the hum of human cities." is tor | i jture to your overstrained nerves, J here is jest and balm. Here it is pleasant ly eool when (Jeorgians, | Floridians and Alabamians are distressed by the mercury at 0." to 100 Mr. Y underbill very graciously allows the public to visit his grounds ami admire tne palace, though it is not every one that I gets a glimpse within the chateau where he has stored so many | treasures of art and history. No King, nor Queen, nor Prince, nor Lord on this earth has such a magnificent unlace as thenuiet.i studiour, book ami art loving^ young bachelor h..> built 1 c?r bin [self high up here among the1; . . mountains, just a -hort distance | from Asheville. He has spent more than .y I ,000,000 on it. and intends to put .$2,000,000 more into it, and if he lives to enjoy it. no doubt it wi'l cost him all of .$10,000,000 before many years.' lie has 1 sO,0OO acres, and ran I ravel t hirty live miles in a straiirht line from his door without reaching the boundaries of hi- estate.' .Mammoth driveways ami evrle1 roads run everywhere, and there ( are miles of t hem,carefully graded ami kept smooth. Seldom docs anv one ever come here without i : ^ going out to see mltmorc. "Last summer one of our grand children was sick with a severe bowel trouble."' savs Mr>. Iv G.I Gregory, of Frederiekston, Mo. j i "Our doctor's remedies had failed, then we tried Chamberlain's1 Colic,Cholera and lMurrho- t Remedy, which gave very speedy re lief." For pale by ?J. F. Mac.key A Co. and l?. C. Hough A Co.,, : Lancaster, S. C. Your ft/t/nn'tmiiti/. Ir ... . i There is :i lull beneficiary s<'hol itrsliij) ironi I.anrnster county now vacant in Winthrop College. .Miss Kiln Mnekey having trradunled. A competitive examination will | be; held on August to till the va cancv. T<i C'nro Count I pillion I nrpvi'r. T.uU" (' iM'iiicls Candy < ithartic Id.- nr CSp. ' If C. C t". fail loi'urv, dr^eb'stj n.fuuU u.vue.1 Siiys It's a Lie. In the "Twentieth Century'' has appeared an article withj .Fudge Siinonton as a text. Never ! before were in so brief a space so | many absurd lies gathered to ! get her.?The Charleston L'ost was the lirst in this State to call i attention to them and to expose them. To people who know anything of .Fudge Siinonton, they ; need no contradiction, but The News regrets to say that several South Carolina newspapers have reproduced the shameful and libelous article without denouncing it and without putting their readers on gu ird against its manifold falsehoods. Among other lies is one that Fudge Siinonton is a speculator in the New York exchanges. An! other is that he is worth between J half a million dollars. A third is that he is a friend of the attorney I of the "Whiskey King." The 'plain object ol the conscienceless j liar who penned the article was ( j evidently to create the opinion that .Fudge Siinonton is improperly inllu meed in his decisions, but great as this lie was, he was 'unfortunately a still greater fool; -othat the aF>surdity of his whole misrepresentation i? not concealed. Why, the idiot even de 'clares that Senator Tillman was j at onetime a .Fudge.?(Jrenville .News, .1 uly 4. I{ lieu mutism Cured. After eminent physicians and all other known remedies fail, 15-.tunic Hlood Balm (B. B. B.) will quickly cure. Thousands of testimonials attest this fact. No case of Khoumatism can stand hefore its magic healing power. , Send stamp for hook of particu-1 !ars. It contains evidence that w ill convince you that B. B. B. is the best cure for all Blood and Skin Diseases ever discovered. Beware of substitutes said to ho "just as good." .$1.00 per large bottle. A NOTKl? Jul UNA 1.1ST ITKKD AND TKSTIKIKS. I was alllicted for three years with rheumatism of the ankle and I joints to such an extent that loco- ' motion was difficult and, I suffered great pain. 1 was induced to try a bottle of B. B. B. ami before I had completed the second bottle 1 experienced re-1 lief, and four bottles effected an entire cure, for which I am very I grateful. W. Ci. Wiiiimv, Atlanta, Ua. l or sale by Druggists. PEBFESr S?.?tH(MI0. 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II you want any of your properly insured call on A. .1. (Mark, wlio represents a numlmr oi ihe 1h' t Kmjjlish and American companies. Wk&Tgf'm i? AVeCc Cable Preparation for As slmilating the Pood end Regulating the Stomachs and Dowels cf 5 _ ? ??T. . . Ili Promotes Digestion,Cheer Tel- j ncss and Rest .Contains neither i S>tum.MorpUine nor Mineral. otNahcotic. Rcapc oT Old nrSAKVELTITUULR Pumpicut wj4lx.S*nna * ItoJUiusjttj4ni.it Sir J Jifptnnint Jfi OrrtanaO SaJn * ft arm Sttd CumAed Siufar . lliUvyr?n f Utrvr y Aperfcct Remcity Tor Constipation, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea, j Worms.Convut* ?ns .Feverish- I | ncss and Los. OF SLEEP. Tac Simile Signature of ^ _"Nf:w yohk. ; exact copy" of v/rapper. MM ?p Money return if nc Equal or anyW Tfir &//si&Ten> C WE HAV That Sewing Machii wife or daughter can he \ 1TB. CO. for a s Why not make thorn ^lad in IIHyAI, ?jITho beat and cheapee Now Ilonio or Ideal is warranto them. Ent p [ SEE I THAT THE v | FAC-SiMlLE < SIGNATURE * OF \ IS ON THE I WRAPPER | OF EVERT | BOTTLE OF tap E Castoria is pr.t cp in ono-sko bottles only. It ft' la net rold in bnlk. Don't allow anyone to sell I you anything clso on tho plea or promiso that it Jr ia "jest as pood" and "will answer ovcry pnrK pose." ?</*Eco that you got C-A-S-T-O-R-I-A. I 3,. f 4 llp36iil lst,Vmlue.-1]p to Date 0. 0. S< WmmW w|,,"'riv,,<fl4 7\rl4xamlna* lion, direct from factory, A? Jfra&y saving the? I Mm agents' and f I (MM lit flCiSlcri'profIWi !ts,?on?r<ceipt #!?? _J/J$5.00. * ed, Less Expressage, >t accepted. 'KECL [^ANUrACTURCD Q'ncinn&ii. V TUF1UT Tf JLmJi JL nc you Promised your )ought of tho KNTKKI'KISK MAM. SUM OF MONKY. ) the pnrchane of a NEW HOME or ;t Machine on the markot. Every 1 to nive satisfaction. ('all ami see erprise Pub. Co., ( LANCASTER, S. 0.