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^B If it was only health, we
might let it cling.
97 But it is a cough. One cold
no sooner passes off before
another comes. But it's the
I And it's the same: old story,
tod. There is first the cold,
A then the cough, then pneu- !
0. monia or consumption with the
^B ' '??K sickness, and life tretnb(BF'
ling in the balance.
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loosens the grasp of your cough.
The congestion of the throat A
and lungs is removed; "hll inflammation"*
is subdued; the
c parts arc put perfectly ct rest r?
and the cough drops away. It 18
has no diseased tissues on
which to hang. u
Dr. Ayer's 5
Cherry Pectoral 1
Plaster ?
draws out inflammation of the ?
lungs.
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do--ti?f freely. You, will rccolvo a
prompt reply, without rntt. M
Address, DIt. J. O. AYEH, ?? B
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<?jfcJHE LIFTED CROSS.
*. Ilofurc I knew llio love of Christ.
ifReodlsg 'ncuin my cross 1 lay:
"i>pt by Ills strength I bear it now?
blowing on life's way.
MARUARIST A. RICIIAKD.
Columbia. S C.
Eat plenty, Kodol Dyspepsia ("tire
will digest wjiat you eat. It cures all
forms of dysi.epsiaand stomach troubles.
E. R. Gamble, Vernon, Tex., says :
"It relieved tne from the start and
cured me. It is now my everlasting
frijnd.,v Crawford Ilros. d-w-s
Mr. A. M. Ilarfscll oil a Visit to
North t'jirolina.
Mr. A. M. 11 irtsell. whose im-|
provement wo tinted in a recent
issue of the Era, was taken to'
Concord* N. ('.. Friday by* his!
brother. Mr. M. B. llartsell, who
came down the day before. , I>r.
x L. T. Gregory,, who has been One
of Mr. Ilartsell's attending physieiansOuring
his severe and pro- i
traeted illness,, accompanied him [
on "ihe journey. We are certain
ly ^1ad to note Mr. Harwell's lm ;
pro veni e n t.?Era.
. President Kinjr, Farmer's Hank, I
Wrojtlyri, Mich., has used DeWitt's
Little Karly Kisers in my family for
years. Hays they are the best. These
famous little pills cure constipationi,
biliousness and all liver and bowes
troubles. Crowford Bros. d-w
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Utter nonsense?Silly girls and
dudes.
The tandem is reponsible for a
good deal of back talk,
r There is no scheduled time for
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the arrival of opportunities.
Speaking of growing industries,
of coyjrse farming heads the list.
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I ARP ON THE MORMONS.
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Bill Says Thai the Movements ol
the Saints are Mysterious tc
Him.
The Mormons are a mystery tc
me?8,000 miles from home they
are raising a .commotion amonp
our people and I don't under
stand what they are alter. Are
they really missionaries sent out
from Utah to propagate their re
ligion, or are they religious trainpt
who find this an easy way to live
They compass sea and land to
make a single proselyte and re
minds us of the far reaching zeal
of the Jesuites as they went tc
I -r -11 ?I
i.ii*3 iicaincii t'l till CUUIII rieH Wild
had not heard of Jesus, but these
Mormons go to the Protestants iti
enlightened Christendom and
seek covertly to undermine Iheii
faith. They work upon the weak
minded and fanatical and only
make converts by destroying the
peace of the family. No wonder
that the good people of the com
inanities drive them out and maltreat
them. I have no respect
for proselytcrs in a Christian lan 1
who would seek to draw thoii
converts from one Christian
church to another and sow discord
in a family.
1 was ruminating about this
Mormonism, which is anothei
child born of New England fan at
ieism, where all the devilish
(tilings originate. It is close akin
to the doctrine of free love, that
[ originated there half a century
ago, and is now pretty generally
accepted. If a mm doesn't find
his nihility when he marries he
finds her afterwards, and they
keep on swapping around.
doe Smith came from there and
one day pretended to a find a
Bible under a big stone. It was
placed there by an angel and had
golden leaves, and he was told to
read it. for it was the last will ol
God and lie must preacli it to the
people. Ho copied the writing
and was going to sell the gold.
>)i11 the angel rebuked him and
took the golden leaves away.
Well, t hat man found tool * enough
to start a new departure in re
Iigion and because the ghod pen
pie at home made tun of him, he
and his followers moved to Perm
sylvania, where he had more
visions and dreams and the angel
gave him a pair of magic spec
tacles and a I rim and Thummim.
and talked to him behind a cur
tain, and John the Baptist visited
him and gave him the Holy (ihost
and the gift of prophecy and
supernatural powers. From there
he and his followers went to Palmyra,
N. V., and had the "Book
of Mormon" printed, and organ
ized a church with thirty mem
hers and Smith casted a devil out
of a man named Knight.
But Palmvra cot too hot f'm
them and they moved to Kirtland
Ohio, because the angel said so
But Kirtland got too warm foi
"If you scour the world you wil
never tind a remedy equal to On<
Minute Cough Cure," says Rditoi
Fac.kler, of the Micanopy, Fla., "Hust
ler." It cured his family of I.aGrippi
and saves thousands from pneumonia
bronchitis, oroup and all throat am
lung troubles. Crawford Bros, d-w-i
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them and they moved to Missouri
and founded the city of Zion. Not
t long after he went back to Kirt
' land on a visit and they tarred
and feathered him, but his per
> secution gave him strength and
' followers and they built a church
: there and called themselves the
Latter Day Saints, and started a
' bank and Hooded the country with
< wildcat money in the name of the
Lord. The leaders were arrested
and indicted for murder, treason,
>' burglary, arson and larceny, but
1 were allowed to escape from jail
and leave Kirtland with their
families. From there they went
> to Illinois, guided by an angel,
? and founded the city of Nauvoo.
> There they built another church
i and tent missionaries to England
I to make converts, and they made
" them. Nauvoo grew rapidly and
the saints soon numbered 1,500
men and elected Smith mayor
! and lieutenant general. In 1842
' he was at the very height of his
prosperity and took a hand in
politics. In 1S4:> he had another
revelation from the angel and
| was advised to take some spirit '
ual wives. Accordingly he took
i two married women, the wives of
I Dr. Fostor and William Law, two
of his chief supporters. Of course,
i this raised a rumpus and Foster
' and Law started a newspaper
against him and published the
' allidavits of sixteen women, who
i rharped Smith and his head man,
Kigdon, with impurity and immorality.
Smith then destroyed
' the press and Foster and Law
I had to fly for their lives. They
: appealed to the courts and had
warrants issued for him and Kipdon
and seventeen others. They
I were arrested and put in jail. The
i governor visited them and prom
1 ised protection to them, if they
and their families would leave
? the country, hut the people were
so exasperated with them They
> went that night to the jail and
: broke down the door and shot
i Smith and his brother to death.
What kind of a story is that to
found the Mormon religion upon ?
i And yet these Mormon elders
have the cheek to travel through
this southern land i<> propagate
'j their opinions tailli among our
, people.
i Hut Smith's wile and his sou
i
jjoe never did aceept the revelai
lion as to spiritual wives, and the
i son reorganized Mormonism at
l'iano. III, where ho publishes
The True Saints' Herald, and is
! in all that region the acknowl
1 edged head of the Saints of the
true Mormon church. The polygamists
were all expelled, after
suffering by whipping and house
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luiniiijj iiiiu mini | if 11 <111 lt'f> I >_V
mob violence. They moved in
- scattered bands to Utah and chose
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Beware of Ointments for Catarrh
That Contain Mercury,
?
a* mercury will surely destroy the sense of
smell and completely derange the whole .-ystern
w hen entering It through the mucous surr
faces. Snob artl'-lcs should nc*er be used except
on prescriptions from reputable phvsl'
clans, as the damage they will do Is ten fold to
I the good you can possibly derive from them.
1 h al.l.s Oataukh Curb. manufactured by F.
i J. CHKNEV A CO., Toledo, Ohio, contains no
C mercury, and is taken Internally, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system. In buying Hai.i.'s Catakhh Curb
i he sure you get the genuine. It is taken Inter.
nally. and made In Toledo, Ohio, by F. J.
: CHRNFY&CO. Testimonials free.
' Sold by Druggists. 75c. per bottle.
I Hall's Family Fills ars the beat.
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OCTOBER 25,1899.
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^ iBSOUUIEIY
- Makes the food more d
Brigham Young as their leader,
lie was a zealous advocate of
polygamy and showed his faith
by his works, for when he died in
1877 he left seventeen wives, sixteen
sons and twenty-eight daugh
ters that he acknowledged?besides
a number of others who acknowledged
him.
But these Mormons who are sojourning
in our land declare that
polygamy is now abolished and
that they are not proselvting to
that faith, though it was the faith
of Abraham and Jacob and David
and Solomon. Well, our people
don't want such men fooling
around their families and demor
alizing weak men ami weaker
women in every community. A
moderate chastisement would
have a sanitary influence on such
tramps.
Fanatics and tramps have their
nursery in New England. We see
that the bones of the seven lieu
tenants of old John Urown have
recently been removed to North
Elba and are to lie reburted with
honors, and that McKinley was
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I 1UII fllUrtK (UK illllHIIIH
of that people. They still make a
demiuod of that old fool John
Brown, whom G.iddings and
Beecher and Garrrison made a
cat's paw of to incite the slaves
of Virginia to insurrection and to
provoke them to murder and ar
son and rape. They furnished him
with $500 in gold and all the ri
ties and ammunition he wanted,
and so he took up his residence
near Harper's Ferry and for two
years lived there and planned his
bloody and treasonable scheme
Fred Douglas visited him there
land advised him to wait for the
I fruit was not ripe. Hut the old
j fanatic believed tin- Lord was with
i him and wouldn't w^flBiiny longer,
and so one dark night lie and his
little hand of twenty two deluded
j followers surprised and over
powered the guards and took the,
arsenal and then calmly awaited
the uprising o: the negroes. But
'the negroes would not rise. Most
j of them were attached to their
masters and their families and
would not join the traitors. They
soon came to grief. John Brown
i was wounded, his hum was killed j
i and most of Ins followers. For
I forty long yeais the graves of
seven of them have been unmolested,
but .John Brown's soul,
they say, keeps marching on and
j so ir doos seem to, with the second
third generations of those
who have hated us so long and so
bitterly. They sent Brown to
Kansas during the dark and!
bloody days and there he and his
followers, among other outrages,
called five leading southerners
from their beds one dark night
and assassinated them. Brown
said it was God's will. For twelve
years he never lost sight of bis
"When our boys were almost dead
from whooping cough, our doctor gave
One Minute Cough Cure. They recovered
rapidly," writes P. B. Belles, A rgyle,
Pa. It cures coughs, colds,grippe
and all throat and lung troubles.
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j Baking
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elicious and wholesome
T*K* ? CO. ,'l>tw vow,
chief aim, which was to start an
insurrection in Virginia and let
it spread all over the south, until
every slaveholder was murdered.
And this is what the north made
a martyr and a demigod of him
for.
Our own Robert E. Lee, a Unit
ed States army officer, officiated
at his capture and trial. Jefferson
Davis and John M. Mason, of
the United States senate, were
appointed a committee to make
report upon the invasion and declared
it of no significance except
as showing the animus of th6 *
north toward the south.
A friend writes me who wishes
to know where he can get a true
history of John Hrown and his
Virginia raid and execution. Nowlier
! No southern man has
written his history. Three* k
have heen written from'a northern
standpoint by enemies of the
south, rhe fairest account will be
found in "Appleton's Hiographical
Kncyelopedia," but even this
one, which was written by llig- W
ginson, is tainted with the same
old animus that justiiies everything
an abolitionist ever did
against the south. It does look
1: I _ a l * r r . -
ime inai or rorry years ot time
and tlie freedom of the negroes
ought to have mollified our enemies
and retired old John Brown
and his followers into oblivion,
hut it has not, and now they are
transferring their bones to a more
congenial soil aud will have grand
ceremonies over their burial.
McKinley has been invited, and
as two of the seven were negroes,
I reckon he will go. Maybb the *V
devil has got. them keeping postoffice
somewhere in Hades.
Bill A hp.
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Volcanic Eruptions
Are grand, but Skin Kruntions
rob life of joy. Bueklen's A ~ica
Salve, cures them ; also Old, leaning
and Fever Sores, Ulcers,
Boils, Felons, Corn0, Warts, Cuts,
Bruises, Burns, Scalds, ('happed
Hands, Chilblains, Best File cure
on earth Drives out Fains and
Aches. Only 25c. a box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold l?v Crawford
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Lord Wolseloy, whose rating of
Lee as the greatest commander of
the civil war made some admirers
of Grant unhappy, has continued
ma stuuies or tne war with an essay
on Stonewall Jackson, of
whom he speaks with almost
'enthusiasm. Few men, he con-,
eludes, have been more fitted by
natural instincts, by study and by
self-discipline to become leaders
of men.?Springfield Republican.
TO ? I BE A COLD IN OKI DAY
Take Laxativr Bkomo Quinine TabLKT8.
All druggists refund the mo ey
if it fails to cure. E. W. Orovk'h signature
on every bo"x. 25 cents. 1.
Watching the Shamrock.-"Barrin'
her name, what bo there Irish
about her ?" "Dom if know,
lest it bo that after her leavin'
there's a wake."?Life. a
Joseps Stockford, Llodgdon, Me.,
(healed a ore running for seventeen
years and cured his piles of long
standing by using DeWitt's Witcn
Hazel Salve. It cures all skin diseases
Crawford Bros. d-w-s