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I I SAGE GIVES WARNING. Nestor ol Wall Street Sees Peril in Formation of Great Industrial Combines. Russell Saire holds some nosi tive views on the irust question, which are completely at variance with those held by J. Pierpont Morgan, America's leading exponent of the trust problem. Mr. Stage took occasion the other day to utter some emphatic statements concerning the progress of the combination idea These views, spoken by the aged financier at the time Mr. Morgan began his first full business day after his European trip, were taken by some financers as a note of warning that the trust problem is being overdone. "First, let me say that I am not antagonistic to Mr. Morgan," Mr. Sage explained. "He and I have been very friendly from a business standpoint for many years, but we differ on the trust question. 1 have been misquoted and mv views exaecrerated when I was quoted as saying that combinations of all kinds are a menace to the government. That is not right. I believe those which have been formed with the right idea and on a sound basis will live, bur, the others will fail or die of their own poor construction. "What I am afraid of is the constant formation of inflated securities which are disposed ot to the American people with a good brand on tkem. "Securities have been made in great quantities and sold at high prices on the idea that economies to be f fleeted will give them the arbitrary value which ha" been placed upon thorn. This theory will be exploded later on. for there will always be competition. When the ernsh comes it will be a national disaster. Everyone will be more or less affected and the industrial stagnation will be far grater than if half a dozen small concerns became baukrupt. When a great big company goes under thousands will have to bear the loss. "Another thing I fear is the centralization of big industries in the hands of five or six men. The control of the industries of our country should be more widely distributed, but if the trust idea continues progress at the same speed that it has done within the last year all the leading industries of the nation will be left in the control, as I said before, of half a dozen men." Not Doomed For Life. "I was treated for throe years by good doctors," writes W. A. Green, Mcf'onnellsville, O., "for Piles,and Fistula, but when all ranen, riucKien's Arnica salve cured me in two weeks." CureR Burns, Bruises, Cuts,Corns, Erup tions. Salt Rheum, Riles or no pav. 25c at Crawford Bros, and .T. F. Mackey & Go's, drug store. The umbrella and parasol were used by the Eaatern nations many centuries before the christian era. The oldest chinaware shows pictures of ladies and mandarins shaded by parasols of patterns similar to those now in use. From Hot to Cold. Dysentery is prevalent everywhere in summer and is due to miasmatic poisons, and begins abruptly with inflammation of the mucous lining of the large bowel. In America the disease is common, but properly treated does not result as seriously as in the tropins. Perry Davis' Painkiller isfh<" best known remedy and the most etlicacious in the treatment of dysentery.' ? Curious Phenomenon of Pelet Eruption. While the fiery tornado, pass ing toward the south and west widened the sweep of its diatruc tive power in order to extend it* devastations farther, anothei remarkable phenomenon camt to stop it in its course. Twc strong atmospheric currents laden with rain, moving, out from the southeast,!he other from the north, fell of a sudden upon the sides of the fiery spout, and encircling it along a distinctly marked line, cooled it to such a point that I have seen persons who, finding themselves precisely upon this line of demarcation, where struck on one side by fiery missiles, while on the other, and only a few feet iiway, nocuiug was i ailing out me rain of mud, cinders and atones which descended on the countryside everywhere.?From the do scription by the Vicar General of Martinique in the Century. A Boy's Wild Ride for Life. With family around expecting him to die, and a son riding for life, 18 tniles, to get Dr. King's New Discovery for Consumption. Coughs and Colds, W. II. Brown, ot liPPsville, lnd? endured death's agonies from asthma, but this wonderful medicine gave instant relief ami soon cured him. lie writes. "I now sleep soundly every night.*' Like marvelous cures of Consumption, Pneu monia. Bronchitis, Coughs, Cold and Crip prove its matchless merit for all Throat and Lung troubles. Guaranteed bottles 50c and $1.00. Trial bottles fr??e at Crawford Bros, and J. F. Mackey & Co.'s drug store. No Newspaper** in Korea. The overworked and sufferers from nervous prostration wil find a real heaven of rest in Korea, says the London Express There is no such tiling; hb a nove or newspaper in the land. Nr regular story-writer is known t( have lived there for 1000 years Education consists in a knowledge of the immortal Chinese classics 80 sacred are printed books i< the Koreans that they cannot b( tossed about) or trodden upor without offending the gods. During the week two notable attempts were made to swim tht English Channel between Eng land and France. Holbein failec in his attempt to swim tlie chan nel. He was taken out of th? water when a mile from Dover Frank Holmes, in an effort t( swim the channel, took cramp and abandoned the attempt whet six miles out. The growing of pampas plumai i i ' - * iimu Dt'cnme an important industry in California. When they art cut u day or so suffices to dry tin plumes, and at such times thi ground appears, from the hills to he covered with snow. Afte the drying the plumes are takei | to the curing house and thei finally sorted into various grade by expert hands. The finest ant beautiful plumes are about thirty six inches long, and they an packed for shipment either ii packages of 2000 or in large cases the prices ranging from $200 t< I #500 per thousand, according ti the demand. In all Calitornii produces about 1 ,GOO,()0<l plume a year, which are sent ull ove this country and Europe. KliPiunacide cures rheum atism h; neutralizing the tcids in the hlooi and driving1 them out through th natural channels. Hold by .1. K Mftckey A Co uiar2(J-Gft 1 Hydrophobia. Hydrophobia has always beoi a rare disease in tit is county, bu i within the paBt few weeks a Mir prising number of cases hav been reported. Cats tire liabh to rabies, but it is more cotnrnoi to dog-, and seems to arise Iron over eating and too little liberty ( IVts that are kept 'n bouse al the time live an artificial life i especially ii they are wtir ulate< t by high leeding. One aiiima also cvuimunicales the germs t< i others, and sometimes a cozei 1 dogs, cats, horses and cattle wil 1 be allVeted by the bites of i single dog running at large While there iR faith iti the Pas teur treatment of the bitten sub ject, prevention is far easier I Ailing dogs ought to be watched especially if they sink under fur nit.ure, whine, appear uneasy ant Oil O iwl t tt.il rtr\d ? ' vi \ j ?i 11 vi f nin^cau ui aijwutiiif a dog that lias bit I or. a person the animal should be chainet and kept, under walck to see i genuine rabies is developed Many cases of supposed hydro phobia are merely hysteria, ant if a bitten person knows that tin dog who has inilicted the wound is healthy,he will be relieved Iron much anxiety, where as if the nni nial is quickly ki 11 o?l the uncert in ly as to the danger may result ii simulated hydrophobia, will nervous breakdown. On genera principles it would bo well to em lives of the poor dogs and cat that wander about our cities unfed, unenred for, sickly, a nui sanco to neighborhoods, a hurdei t liemselves.?Broklyn Eagle. ? ? I One Minute Late. ! i ii mases no ninprenee wrier ner yni wero one minute or one hour late, i j'oil missed the train. Better pe there ori time, ('olds lead to couglii cougdia to pneumonia and consump tion; tlieretore it is all important t eiteek a cold before it reaches th lunjjs. perry Davis' Painkiller wil positively break a cold inside of t wen t.y-four hours. There is but on Painkiller, l'erry Davis'. GUT A ' NEW YORK LIFI ; POLICY ! The new business writ ; ten by the NEW YORR . LIFE during the first si: ' months of this year wa \ more than $150,000,000 paid-for business. Thi surpasses the record o 3 anything ever done b] r any company except th< ? New York Life. ? A. J. CLARK, Agt Lancaster, S. C. To oiim SICK HEADACHE HASJTUAL CONSTIPATION and *11 c'.la jases nrlslnt? from Indigestion. They will purify youi blood and make youroomplexlor as FAIN AS A LILY. They ar? ^ eoated- AICE. Vf5 CENTS. c i?r. M A S'rumor.s Liver Medicine Cloir ill Ci'tuisl* xi<r \c-< ilouvmuv lo .the M i Cure-* Kck'uIu )h i , I 'I I (. 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