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I To Morphine From Doctor's Orders. Habit Worse Than the Disease. % ?? n- wit ? 9 %.r ^ MJt. riuca nervine lyuro'.i Me. When the nervous system hp' been shattered by the u-se of deadly drug1- there is nothing to equal L)r. Miles Nervine in restoring it to health and normal activity. "1 feel r.o grateful for what Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine has done for tr.c thai 1 must tell it for that part of humanity that suffers as 1 have. During the three years i suuered from nervous prostration 1 fouud no relief esccpt when doctors gave morphine. To get rid of suffering 1 took morphine myself as it was the only thing that would give eaie, and now you, who poiut w 1th scorn at morphine using, how could you, when in such agony, knowing it about the only thing that would give relief, resist it? I Knew it was a terrible habit and I knew of!ts grasp, but 1 never hjly realiied its rigoincaucc until I had used it a number of mounts. Oh, the misery of being addicted to such .. habit. 1 resolved then aud there to quit it * and resolved I would pever be a slave to any such demon. About this time 1 happened to notice. Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine adver >tised and ordered a battle. After uung five bottles I can truthfully say I am cured of using morphine. Now. however much peruon^. may noubt it, God is my witne-s I am cured. This testimonial Is unsolicited but I feel it my duty to give it for th" benefit of the suffering."?Mattik Phiu-ips, Prescott, Ark. All druggists sell and guarantee first bottle Di. Miles' Remedies. Send for free book on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address Dr. Miles Medical Co.. Elkhart, lad. Where "Our Father" ('omeH In. Among the 6tories told to the Christian Endeavorors while they were in Boston was one concerning a peripatetic of the barefooted variety and a farmer, who was also a church deacon. The dea con was taking lunch under his own vine and tig tree, and unto him the peripatetic said : "Sir, I'm very hungry." "You haven't been shaved," replied the deacon. "No, but I'm very hungry." "You're very dirty, into the bargain." # "Yes, but I'm very hungry." "Well, can yon say the Lord's prayer?" "No, I can't." "Will you say it for a piece of bread ?" "I will." ''The deacon Btarled in with "Our Father," at the same time cutting off a slice as he enunciated the words. The tramp repeated ''Our Father," then sud-1 denly asked : I "Did you say 'Our Father?'" "Yes, 'Our Father.' " "Slop just a moment," continued the dirty man. You mean your father and my father?" m "1 do," answered the deacon. "Then we are brothers," triumphantly proceeded the unshaved. "We are." "Then for our father's sake, cut that bread thicker and cut it quicker.?Boston Herald. Cold Wore, The forecast of sudden changes in the weather serves notice that a hoarse voice and a heavy cough may invade the sanctity of hoalth in VOIir hnmo j - uhuuuud puopiO j have a bottle of One Minute Cough (Jure always at hand. E. W. Wise, Madison, Ga.,writea: "I am indebted to One Minute Cough Cure for my present good heaith, and probably my life." It cures Coughs, Colds, LaOrippe, Bronchitis, Pneumonia and all Throat and Lung Troubles. One Minute Cough Cure cute the phlegm, draws out the inflarnmaV ti(Mj.h??als and soothes the mucous membranes and strengthens the lungs. Crawford Bros. WANTBD-AII persons suffering Jr with Kidney troubles, write at once for h large dollar bottle for 25 cents, as a trial to Nature's Kenedy nlb-Oi-lyr. Wu*h?rnrton I), C. I A LAKH 10 WAKENTDK DEAF. I They ?to not Hear It, but Slum* tit > ilakCii <lb 1 !iniiL L (From the A raced? Stunclird ) J An alarm clock lor deal mutoa j in the novel invention ol Eliea jCrciz a do f mute ?. the employ o? the Washoe smelting plant who rcoidea at 15 Birch alt eel. llow to awake at a certain hour has long beeu a problem among tnese unfortunate people, and in Mr (Jrc-tzcr'a invention the h >lution has been found. Of course, the ordinary alarm clock has been uhoIosr. Mr. Ore'zer, who is an I ingenious fellow, is a water and tbwne tender at. the Wasboo smelter. Ills work necessitates uis j rtsiug al an eariy hour in the I morning, and as ho has no means Jot awakening he has lost many J J ay 8 ot w oi'ii oy being l<tlo. lie I accordingly set about inventing j an apparatus by which lie could always bo on time. The dropping of a pillow on the sleeping person is the awaking agent, and it is operated so that the pillow falls at the desired time. An ordinary alarm clock is placed in a cigar box, which lite it closely. It is then nailed to the wall at the head ol the bed. A string connects the clapper of the alarm clock with an ordinary spring mouse trap fastened to the top of the cigar box. By a system of small pulleys and screw eyes a pillow is fastened to the end of a string and pulled to the ceiling directly above the bod. An ingenious arrangement connects the other end of the string to the mouse frap. The clock is set, and when the alarm goes off the string attached to the bell clapper springs the mouse trap aud releases the pillow, which drops on the persons sleeping in the bed beneath. 'It does not hit me, it hits my wife," Mr. Cretzor wrote on piece of paper, ''and so I never miss a day anj more." Cruelty To Children. Mother'# Worm Syrup nevsr fails to destroy and remove worms in ohidren. It ih cruel not to administer it to them whenever there is need. One of the largest collections of charms in Europe ia owned by Queen Alexandra. It consists mainly of tiny elephants in malachite, jade, porophyry, sapphire and turquoise and humming birds and swallows, bees and beetles, which are real works of art. Won't Work On Saturdays. Washington, Dec. 12?Assistant Secretary Ailes has disposed of the caso of Elmer Pottiford, a colored clerk in the treasury department and a Seventh Day Adventist, who refused to do work on Saturday. Although the chief of the division in which Petti ford was employed insists that the work is being delayed by reason of his absense a day each week, Mr. Alles had not been disposed to dismiss him, and finally has cnnnlndoil tr? iromiffl. 4~ ? w it MUOIQL II* ill 11* the sixth auditor's office, whore lie will bo put to work assorting money orders. He will be reduced, however, from $1,200 to $720 a year, that being the maximum pay allowed by law for that work lie will get pay only for the time he is actually employed. WANTKIJ?Agents, mats unci female, to sell our remedies. Good piy. Nature'" Remedy Co., nl5>-0*2.1yr. Washington, D C. - *. New 'i2! 1 for Lockbart. Spartanburg special : Yester ; day ami laat night the cify wa visitevi by a number of cottoi mill capitalists who came to at tend a meeting of the stockhoiu ors of several mills iu thin sec lion. The stockholders 01 Lock. hart insiU met in the altornooi c*ml decided to build unothe lactory at Lockharl Shoals, l' nioi county. The cepital slock v>m' be increased Iroin $500,000 t $1,000,000 for tho purpose. A! former officers ot the mill wer ' re-elected. John C. (Jury is presi dent. Three per cent, semi an nual dividend was ordered i)ai January 1st. Tho stockholder of tho Spartan mills mot las night and Walter S. Montgomer; was elected president to succee his father, the late (Japt. John 1J Montgomery. No other chang iu personnel of the board of d rectors was effected. Victo , Mouliiomorvssueceed" C:mr Alont ? I gomery as u membei of the boart of directors. Semi-annual divi | (lend of live per cent, was 01 | dered paid January 1st. At meeting of the directors ol th Pacolet mills and GaiuosvilU Ga., mills, Victor M. Montgom ery was elected president to sue ceed his father, the late Captui Montgomery. Hon S, Moutgoic ery was elected assistant treasu rer of the Pacolet mills. Report were satistactory and a semi an uual dividend was ordered pay able on January 1st. Hod <>I I>yw|>t>|?i?la Cure.' Digests all classes of food, tone and strengthens the stomach an digestive organs. Cures Dyspop sia. Indigestion, Stomach Trou hleH, and makes rich red bloot health and strength, lvodol r? builds wornout tissues, puritie1 strengthens and sweetens th stomach, (lov. (J. W. Atkinsui of W. V a., say a: MI have used number of bottles of Rodol an have found it to be a very efl'ec tivo and, indeed, a power fi remedv for stomach ailments, recommend it to my friend Crawford Bros. i | Wood's Seeds. ! Vetches. The HAIRY WINTER or SANDVETCH makes a hay or 3 forage crop superior in feeding ami a nutritive qualities to Timothy I Hay. It will also make the largest 3 yield of dry feed of any crop that I can be sown in the Full. In this respect it is superior to Crimson 3 Clover as it not only makes a larger ( yield than that crop, but is verv I much superior in feeding qualities. Wood's Pall Catalogue tells all about .Seeds for Fall Planting, Seed Wheat. Oats, Rye, Barley, Vetches, tirnss uud Clover Seeds, etc. I Write for Catalogue and prioes of any Heeds desired. T.W. WOOD & SONS, Seedsmen, Richmond, Va. Wood's Pall Catalogue also tells about i Vegetable and Flower Seeda, St rawberry and Vegetable Plant*, Uwn Ltirass, Hyacinths, Tulips, etc. Catalogue mailed free upon requeet. ^llEXSCANROCffPaiS To ouri SICK MEAOACHZ, HABITUAL CONSTIPATION, and Mil diaebaea arlaing from lr, digestion. They will purify you* biood and mak* vouroomplexl^n m PAIR AS A I.ILV. Thty J ^galatln r.aavod^_ ^fiUCfc gs CEl.1^ F i I i vv' r Tim TOml Yon Have A In use for over IJO ; All Counterfeits; Imlt Uxporiments that trli JUi&.iits ami Children What is a! Oastorm Is a lmrmlo gnric, Drops and Sot nunhiinn neither Opii .. substnuce. lis nf?o is And allays Feverislin Colic. It relieves Tot l. antl Flatulency* It i Stomach and 1?oyv*?1s The Children's Panui ceuuiue Q/5 SJ Beai SH& \ The Kind Yot In Use F TNI CKNTAUR COM H Wllii 11 TfUKrt10 i'i i Jlhe Entes >Ring us up or write i ?a. ? e s Do You II ] Glenn Springs r. Springs Mineral market. Why? aro the purest at from Glenn Spri ^ roliable that, in lnrinlttwf o?i IfAwi ? __ | iv y tivviu^ OUUU1 11 I being made into it and we know have said, that i of Ginger Ale w ! I litjhtfnl and ref i i % Springs Mineral 11 Exports pronounce it t 1 you will be convinced, i ! The Glen GLENN I The ] | Wants to do yo g do printing even we want to do yo * ^ will soon need an< I Note Heads, Bill I Books, etc., and a ^ tionery. This /? 1 ! /t kinds of printI lU right here at 1 nw *..? - i i ^ uikl" a priac m II j jjj of our office, \^; *j/ with the best prii i both price and w< ? Enterpris ; ? La i 1 '. < ' 'Ur'' -i ; '. i-js.at*i?.Vi^ivVN. ^.cjcm X\W X ; x xxv-JSSKs fwayfl Bought, niul wliicli lies l>eea years, lias bomo the signature oif and lias been made tinder bis p?jrsonal supervision since KsirUmcy# Allow no one to deceive you in this* atlonii and " Just-as-good" are huts lo Tritli and endanger tho health o? .?Experience against Drpcrhucut* ?CASTOR 1A is substitute for Castor OH, "*aro? ithing Syrups. Tt is Pleasant. It mi. Morphine nor oilier Nercotio its guarantee. It desliojs Worms efis. It cures Diarrlioja and Wind dhing Troubles, cures Constipation tisMuiiiutes the Food, rogulut<&3 the f giving liealtliy and natural sleep, jea?The Mother's Friend, tSTORIA always :a the Signature of ^/-euc^wn i Have Always Bought or Over 3Q Years. PANT. 7T MUPNAT TUfrT, NKW TOftf OVTV. mmm*S Does all kinds of 8bS 3 r\JP? Job Printing right vj? vi IwU here in Lancaster lis when you want printing done Drink Ale? Ginger Ale, made of Glenn 1 Water, is the host on tho U,* ?n ? ? ' uaoiiusu mi ingredients used | id best. Because it is made ngs Mineral Water. The old its natural state, has been allg for over 100 years is now most delightful drinks. Try that you will say, as all others t is "THE BEST." Drinkers ill bo delighted to get this dereslrng drink, made of Glenn Water. he finest on the market. Try it and Vsk your dealer for it. V m oprmgs u>., r SPRINGS, s. c. cr x Enterprise ? ur JOB PRINTING. We M / day for other people, and urs. If you are not out, you U Dther supply of Letter Ilcaus, S Heads, Envelopes, Receipt ^ 111 - - prouaoiy otner kinds ot slarrtttts ^ arKj a|i other y Good Printing ing is done fl Is the only home. We & kind we do. , , X Prices ri^ht. the produc t J) and can cope nting houses in the state in & orkinanship. Address, e Publishing Co.. k neaster, S. C. K