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LAN ^VOL;"!ftr -7 " * LaGrtppe, , Follow** liy jHwt Oimu, Our*d toy DR. MILES' HEART CURE MR. C. O. 8HUI..T8 of Wlnterset, Iow% Inventor and manufacturer of Shults' Safety WhifQetree Coupling, writes of Dr. Miles' Heart Cure. "Two years , ago an attack of LaQrlppe left mo with a 1 weak heart. I had ran down In flesh to mere skin and bone. I conld not sleep lying down for smothering spells; froqucht sharp darting pains and palpitation caused a constant fear of sudden death, nothing could Induce me to remain away from home over * night. My local physician prescribed Dr. Miles' Heart Cure and In a few days I was able to sleep well and the pains gradually lessened, and finally ceased. I reduced the the doses, having gained fifteen pounds, and am now feeling better in every way than I have for years." Dr. Miles' Remedies are sold by all drug- -* gists under a positive . HWWF guarantee, first bottle KHfifirt benefits or money re- Rnntoi vm J funded. Book on dla- j!T ... 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Woslve apoaItire written guarantee to effort a cure Eft p*C in aachoaaaor refund the money, Prloa wU V I Wiear package) or aU pkgee (full treatment) for |2J0. Ily tail. In plain wrapper, upon receipt of price. Circular AJAX REMEDY CO., _ f CASTOR IA Va. T.r.-1- .-J rivru cut JUUMU> ttltu VILLUITUU. Tha Kind Yon Hato Alwqo .Bought Bears tha y/f> , jt ** Signature of k ?afla B B at ?nflWoiuey'.?Mi m VV 111 | turrd ?i homo with L' DfaiKSBHv^fK f ? m! Wlliee. liM North hryor Bt. V" ' ' 1 ' ' > < ^ A Trrpid JAvernauses Depression Of Spirits, Indigestion, Constipation, Headache. tJse Dr. M. A. Simmons l>jver Medicine to stimulate that orK*W. ^ Basis Uk? /i The Kind You Ham Always Bought Suicide by poison is not more censurable than by refusal to cure yourself of Femam Troubles with Simmons oquaif, v me ?> ^iie or Tablet*.,^ lt ,^L. *fi-i r q I*!, 'all' I lli i, r' ,i A new lot of New Home sewing tnacKiries, on hand at jthis office. ' ? < . \t i. : It makes no difference ho*> bad the wound If yoa Ubb DeWitt'a Witch j Hazel Salve; it will quickly heal and j leave no seal". Crawfbf <5 'Broui d-W-e1 4 v te^# J r.. * * * * Hti (el * I ' * ' m h. ? TjnL . limb feCe^-e l '#. v ' X JASTE * ' * ' % * I - *? k f ""^LANCASTER, I DTI TflTUAt) . mvTn? ? riuiimus LU114 A 11(1111. 0} . . i ; Surprise Americans by a Dash at San Fernando. Manila, May 8.?The FilipinoR surprised the United States forces at San Fernando today with a daring trick. A railway train with one engine at each end was run almost to the American outpost and in plain sight of the town. Before they could be reached a gang of natives sprang off the train, tore up several lengths of the railway track, boarded the train again and steamed away so quickly that there was no opgortuuity to capraiders. The .Nebraska regiment is ask icg for temporary relief from duty. Only 375 men of this regi ment are left at the front. \ DEWEY 18 COMING HOME. Washington, May 8.?The navy department has selected a sue cessor to Admiral Dewey to command the Asiatic squadron. Orders were issued todav detacher ' ... . * ing Rear Admiral Watson from command of the Mare Island pavv yard and ordering him to report to Admiral Dewey at Manila, to relieve that oflicer when he feels I . that he can be spared there. Hear Admiral Kempt,' at present on waiting orders, has been instructed to succeed Watson in command of tho Maro Island navy yard. It was stated at the navy department that Dewey will come from Manila direct to New York when he returns to the United States. MORE TROUBLE WITH OKKMANV. Berliru May 8.-r-It is authorita uveiy prated t?u*l the committee of the Keitbstag to which as referred the meat inspection bill, was substantially agreed upon between the imperial cabibet and the United States embassador here, Andrew, D. White, has reported.against the measune and ii^ favor of a bill bo hostile to American interests that'the goveriimebt will probablv refuse to sanation ifc.fl >* i. ? . i* Remarkable Cure of Rheumatism. Kkxna, Jackson Co., W. Va. About three years ago mv wife bad an attack of rheumatism "which don-, fined her tocher bed for over a month and reudered her unable to walk a step without assistance, 'her limbs being swollen to double their normal size. Mr. &. Maddox insisted on my using Chamberlain's Pain Balm. I purchased a rlfty-cent bottle and used it according to the directions and the next mortiinfr ahe walked to breakfast without assistance in any manner, any she has nas not bad a similar attack sinco.-^-A.. B. Parsons. For snlefby J. F. Maciiy A Co. < I fAiji ?rThe Southerp Railway (Jomr pany will distribute gratuiteops^ ly at the re-union in Charleston among Confederate .Veterans, Souvenirs, Ninth re-union, U. O. V., in the shape <jf a neatly illustrated pamphlet containing Confederate memories. . .. ? * . * >? i ? The ancients believed that rheumatism was the work of a- demon within a man. Any one who has had an attack of sciatic or inllainatory rheumatism wiltdgree that the infliction is demoniac eoytijfh to Warrant the belief. It4 has never been claimed that Chambei'lainls J'ain Halm would cast out demons, but it will cure rheumatism, and hundreds bear te^timon^'to the truth of this statement. One application relieves the pain, and this quick relief which it affords is alone worth many times its cost. For sale by J.F. Mackey fc Co. , n >>?A ,fi " 0-. ' rt;; : . ? y \ R EN WV BEKLY. S. C~ WEDNESDAY, THEY SEE SIGNS OF SUIlRENDER. Reports From Philippines Considered In Washington. Washington, May G.?The officials of the state and war departments are looking tor a speedy collapse of the insurrection in the Philippines. Not only is this expectation based on the private advices that have come from tlie Philippine commission as to the negotiations that have been going on between that body and the insurgent representatives, but also, upon the successful develop ment of Mac Arthur's and Lawton'* campaign. So tar as the commission's report go they indi cate that the insurgents have at least recognized the inevitable break down of their struggle, and are simply striving, by protracting their resistance, to secure the mo6t liberal terms possible in the erection of a government in the Philippines. They have not in any diplomatic sense ocknowl edged the sovereignty of the insurgents and have at last recognized the -physical domination of our military forces, and while they have talked more or less of independence, even at the last moment, without doubt they will accept readily' any proposition looking to a protectorate. The president's instructions, however, are clear on this point, and the commission understands that it is to take no action in a way of making promises that will deprive congress of a free hand in disposing of the future of the Philippines. . It is believed that an animating purpose, in the Filipino representation is to make sure that whatever"form of government is adopted will afford lucrative and influential places for the many ambitious Philippine leaders. The administration sees nothing in this aspiration irreconcilable with a firm government over the islands by the United States, the opportunity for , the . Filipinos being fqnn4 in a liberal provision for municipal and even provincial nfltivO ? -1 - ??M%a T v T v& MlCLlt ill Lilt? 1H1HDU8* United St^teg: ofliqiajs properly distributed throughout the Islands in supervisory capacities, charged to interfere as little as possible witH Ideal affairs as long as they are toondadted without abuses, and a few garrisons of troops at > ,, Discovered by a Woman. Another great discovery hae been made, and that too, by a lady in this country. "Disease fastened its clutches upon her and for seven years she withstood its severest tests, but her vital organs i were undermined and death 'seemed imminent. Fnr ihmQ months,sfr? coughed incessently, i and could pot Bleep. She finally discovered a way to recovery, by purchasing of Us a bottle of Dr. King's.New Discovery for Consumption, and was so much relieved on taking . first dose, that she slept all night; and with two bottles, has been absolutely cured.) iler name is Mrs. Luther Lutz.' Thus writes W. C. Hammck & Co., of Shelby, N. V. Trial bottles free at Crawford Bros. Drug Store. Regular size r>Oc. and $1.00. Every bottle guaranteed. 4. TERP >.: .<!? >?. f JJ , MAY 10, i899.r ' roya Absolute CV t Makes the food more del ^ ^MOVMJAKJN^IOWt strategic points supported by a naval contingent, it is thought by officials here, may prove to be all that is necessary for the effective maintenance of the United States sovereignty over the islands, while meeting the native aspirat i o n a .fnr K >? * ?? ?*1? iiv/iio n/1 IIWII1C 4 \i It*. The Philippine commission has been instructed on these points, and President Schurman especially is sanguine of the commis- ' siotps Ability to bring about the acceptance of these conditions by insurgents. , , lV,? i Aside from the encouragement conveyed by the progress of the peace negotiations the ollicials find a bright promise in the rapid development of the military cam paign. The press reports this morning announcing that Lawton is meeting slight resistance in his movement northward ; that the insurgents are lleeing before him and, more important still, , that they are casting away their arms, are facts tending tc indicate the approach of the end. Throw ing away of arms is claimed by the naval officers to be the result of the navy's efl'ort to cut the supply of incoming ammunition to the insurgents. Without ammunition there would be 110 in ducement to carry along their weapons. The army officers here ?ay that it is either lack of ammunition or a breaking down of their courage that has led the Filipinos to abandon their rilles. Moving nortward from Barlinag, where he is reported this morning, Lawton is apparently converging with his forces upon Mount A ray at, a distance of about 10. miles, the point at the bend of the Rio Grande, where Otis predicted the insurgents would take their last stand. With MacArtliur tnnviiw ... w > iivi viinaiu from San Fernando, the two columns should meet before this last insurgent stronghold within about four days'if they meet with no moire than the ordinary opposition, so that even if diplomacy] fails there is hope of the collapse of the rebellion from purely military reasons within a week or j ten days. * i .. T V. ROBBED TBE GRAVE. A startling incident, of which Mr. John Oliver of Philadelphia, was the subject, is narrated by him as follows : nan in n in ua i. u reuu I u I con tl 11 1 on . My skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken, tongue cbated, pain continually in l>aek and sides, no appetite?gradually growing weaker day by day. Three physicians had given ine up. Fortunately, a friend advised trying Electric Hitters; and to my gr?at joy and surprise, the tirst bottle made a decided improvement. I continued their use for three weeks,and am now a well man. 1 know they saved ,ny life, and robbed the grave of another victim." No one should fail to try them. Only 60c.. guaranteed, at Crawi ford Bros. Drug Store. 5. RISE. rtJ ? -fv' v ?i 1 * " y ' TgjSs.-J:.': * - Vyir, -m . - N0 15 -*-A , - - - -= baki no Powder DBE licious and wholesome x? oo., wrw YORK. BOLIVIA INDIANS IN INSURRECTION. : i Cold Blooded Butchery of Fire Score ot i'undo's Soldiers. Washington, May C.?The department of state has been informed by our ministers at La 1'az, Bolivia, under date of March 28, 1899, that ou March 1st Col. i'audo sent, from his army to Sicasica, 120 men, commanded by Arturo Eguino, to Ayopaya, there to confer with Mr. Crellama as to the best means for simultaneously oHnattina IVnhiiK. > - j ? . w n/>. . vv/uunuaiua. On arriving at the town of Mohosa, Eguino demanded a loan of 200 Bolivars from tfie mayor. These demands beiug ret used, the priest and mayor were imprisoned. Meanwhile, however, the priest had dispatched couriJ ers to the Indian villages, asking that the uatives attack Paudo's men. A large crowd of Indians came, and in spite of all measures taken to pacify them the soldiers were taken away, the men subjugated to revolting treatment and dually locked inside the church for the night. in the morning the priest, af cer celebrating the so-called ''mass of agony," allowed the Indian* to take out she unfortunate victims, two by two, and 103 were deliberately murdered, each pair by different torturers. {Seventeen escaped death by having departed the day previous on another mission. Each day brings news of rising of the Indians in diffeient sec tions of the northern part of the oountry. * A large party of whites arrived in La Paz to-day, fleeing from lndiau threats. * * VB Carter's Monthly For May. , ,> Carter's Monthly 'MAg&zlae, published la Chicago, and edited by Opie Head, is making rapid strides in the public favor. It is the only, ten e*ht magazine tn Chicago devoted exclusively to America literature, and la certainly supplying the need (or a western magazine. Each month the m^Azlue' presents an Interesting table or contents, consisting of short stories, sketches of travel, and articles of gen-' eral Interest, all profusely illustrated1, but ltO addition to this each number contains an artl cle of a philanthreplcal, economic,*or scientific nature The leading article In the May number' is "Wciunerfsm?the New Era in Heallpg.'' This Is a Capable review of the Weltmer Method of Magnetic Healing, the new science that) la-creating so much interest in the United States and Europe. The article takes up the question trout a sclent flic standpoint, and shows the fundamental principles upon which the science is based The writer visited the Weltmer Institute, at Nevada,- Mo., for tho purpose of research, and was astounded at the marvelous cures effected. Since Professor VYelimer dmoovered tho now science three years ago and commenced its pjuctico at Nevada, over 70,000 patients have been treated, and the halt, tbo lame, and tbe blind have been cured. Tho article also describes bow the sick may he cured at a distance by a system of treatment prescribed by Professor Weltmer, upon tbe patients sending to him a statement of their cases. Tho cures effected by this method are as remarkable as when personally treated. Tbe new science has opened up uuother avenue of buBines for young men and women, and hundreds uro taking the course of instruction. The Weltmer Method of Magnetic Healing is winning the admiration of the tnost noted physicians, for nearly all tho cures effected had been given up by doctors as hopeless. The remarkable success attending his discoveries has stamped Prof. S. A. Wlitmer afc one of the great men of the age. You cannot accomplish any work or business unless you feel well. If you felt Used Up?Tired Out," take Dr. M.Bimmona I.iter Medicine.