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Eugene Field's Vicwa on Ambition nnd Dyo* pepsin. "Dyspepsia," wrote Eugene Fiel& "often 'nr-xppcltates a man for endeavor and sometimes extinguishes the fire of ambition." Though great dospi*e hie complaint Field suffered from indljee* tion all hia life. A weak, tired stomach can't digest your food. It needs rest. You can only rest it by the use if a preparation like Kodol, which reaves it of work by digesting your food, lost soon restores it to its normal tone. Strenathenlnn. speaker and repeated and rp repeated until its firsl meaning is complefplv lost sight of and the person who madp the first careIpss remark would not recognize fhestory built on so slight a foundation. Sometimes so palpahlv false are these slanders that a feeble effort is made even by those who spread them to prove them untrue; but alacks! it is the old storv of the scattered down of the thistle. The seandal has gone far and wide on the four winds who e its contradiction can never follow It is because of this inability of men to make a right of a wrong of their own creation that the popularity of idle gossip is to be deplored. And the remedy for this evil? There is none except to make the crime of slander punished by law. We should, to a certain extent follow the example of a ceHain kins who had a snmmarv method of dealing, not only with those i who repeated scandal, bnt with all who would strive to belittle the work of creator men 'hat), themselves, and to destroy with a sneer the fair work of another which has oecupied years of natient endeavor in its construction. This kins had a sifted are! itect j bnild for liiin a magnifieient tem-| pie, a memorial fo his ancestors,I a stately edifice of sueli marvelous beauty that the fame of it , was creator than the fame of any. thins in the wide world. Alter OTL'ltilo 1 lid df 1 l>d ^1? *???? * ? iiu ^IWI j UI ( nr If Hi |# It? wa? tarnished because of the criligism whiRpered aloud by a carrier of mortar who had been discharged for incompetency. When he was caught in his sin, he was brought before the king, who smirl lo him: "I)o you know that I have accepted thin temple and have dedicated it to my ancestry, and thai your pueril criticism is not a judgement upon the an !iitect. but upon me and the kings before me lor whose glory it was buiil, and the kings to luiiov. me Satisfying, Envlgoratlng. Prepared only by E. C. DbWittA Co.. OUlcago. The $L bottle contains SH times the iOc slxe. TALK! TALK! TALK! Slander in Abroad in the Land ? What i? the Remedy. From the Augusta Herald. There is an epidemic of scandal abroad in the land thet has touched more than one ?>onest man's and goo 1 woman's fair name, and that threatens to reflect discredit upon the entire eountry'a reputation. And what is the foundation for all this talk, talk, talk that so foully besmirches whatever it touches? Absolutely nothing, in most csapq, except some careless word uttered by a thoughtless ? ori aim mis seaRon have put in service the hest tourists trainh that have ever been operated in the South. The first of thane trains estab lished is "The Chicago and Florida Special", first trip southbound January F>th, 19o3. This train will have through sleepers, from Chicago, Pittsburg, Cleveland, Detroit, Cincinnati and Louisville and are run through to iSt. Augustine in very quick time. irani will consist of very beat Pullman cars, dining cars and club oars, etc. Between Clint tanooga, Tf?nn., and Jackfronville. Fla., there will ho also provided on this train a (irst class coneh, which will ho of much ac commcdation to 1 ravel between Chattanooga, Atlanta, Macon and Jacksonville. Between Cha4ta nooga and Jacksonville the train will only stop at Home, Atlanta and Macon. Northbound this train will leave St. Augustine, R:1f> a. ni ; Jacksonville, 0:2o a rn ; pass Atlanta. 0>:2o p m ; arrive Cincin nati next morning, at which place the sleeping ears diverge to various linos reaching Chicago, Detroit, Cleveland and Pittsburg the same afternoon. This "Chicago and Florida Special1' was inaugurated by tlie Southern "Railway two seasons ago, hut this season the train will bo better than ever before, and will do very much towards diverting the peonle from Chicago and the Norlhwost to resorts of Florida, instead of as heretofore they going to Mexi co, California, etc. Southern Ilailwav also oner ates a train known as "The Morida Limited," which i? a through train from Cincinnati to St. Aug tine, schedule time of train between Cincinnati and Jackson ville is twenty-fnnr houra. The run from Jacksonville to St. Augustine is made in an hour. Thin train ha? through sleeper from Cincinnati to St. Augustine ; Chicago to St. Augustine via for whose witness it was erected, by, and to the State and to the people?" Then the king had the man bo headed, and. because of that act, he should be called the most wise and just king in all history. Cures Rheumatism and Catarrh? M^dlclr.e Sent Frcs. These two diseases are the result of an awful poisoned condi tion of the blood. If you have aching joints and back, shoulder blades, bonepains,crippled hands, legs or feet, swollen musclep, discouraged feeling of rheumatism, or the hawking, spitting, blurred eyesight, deafness, sick stomach, headache, noises in the head, mucous throat discharges, decaying teeth, bad breath, belching eas of catarrh, take Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) It kills the poison in the blood which causes these awful symptoms, giving a pure, healthy blood supply to the joints and mucous membranes, and makes a perfect cure of the worst rheumatism or foulest catHrrh. Cures where all else fails. Blood Balm (B.B.B.) is composed cf pure Botanio ingredients, good for weak kidneys. improves the digestion, cures dyspepsia. A perfect tonic for old folkR by giving them new, rich, pure blood. Thoroughly tested for thirty years. Druggists, $1 per large bottle, with complete directions for home cure. Sample free and prepaid by writing Blood Balm (Jo., Atlanta, Ga. Describe trouble and special free medical advice sent in sealed letter. New Trains From the NorthWest. To induce tourists from the East, North and "WeRt to visit Florida and other Southern re sorts, each year the Southern Railway undertakes to do a little more than in previous years to make the resorts of Florida and the South more attractive to tho ponple of the East. North and nir a i i * - Men and Women ?erbo are la need of the heat medical Treatment shonld not (all to consult Dr. y alhaway a* anoe, as 3?e la rteoRnliedV the leading and tnaqifiiO' ceeefui specialist. Yon are ?t(t li placing yonr oyie In his hand*, as h?j$ the longest established tea has fee Wi rsyWtaMea. So earns where others fall j or experimenting In conal attention )>y Dr. Hathaway, also gpsJ)B. UATIHWAY, cial counsel from his associate physician? When necessary, which no other office has. fi you can not call, write for free booklets and question blanks. Mention your trouble. Kv ' erythlng strictly confidential. J. Newtoi Hathaway, M. D. K . S Urord St., Atlnnta.Cft T Ollievillo 1/" a t, o a t A , AKr.iir.oir. VI KJ I" V ftC K " nonville via Memphis, Birming hnm and Atlanta. Northbound this train will leave St. Angustine 6:10 p. m.; leave .!ackeonville 7:45 p. m.; arrive Atlanta next morning; arrive Cincinnati same afternoon. From the East Southern Railway will ftutab'ish, first trip anuthbonnd, .Tannarv 12th. 1003. their f?roB? "Palm Limited," which is prohablv the finest train in the world. This train southbound will leave New York (dnilv except Sundav) 12:40 p. ?k f rJack?oavilla 2:20 p. m.; arrive St. Augustine 3 :30 p. m Northbound this train will 1ao*e At. Aucrn*tino (dailv exo*pt flendav) 11 :10 a. m.; leave FawVr?wiville 12 :20 ?. m.; arrive New York 4 :13 p. m. This train, the "Palm Limited," in addition to double dailv service operated all-vear-round between New York and Jacksonville via the Southern Railway. It i? hard to describe the mag nifioewoe of these special Florida trainu as run bv the Southern Railway: about all that can be i said of them is. that thev are of tb# finest cars that the Pullman onmr>*nv ran build. W T1. T? vine. Asst. Gen. 1'asa. Apt. 1 7 Tm. WJlUKT)?Agents. male and female, to sell our remedies flood pay. Nature's Tlemedy Co., nl?-?-!yr. Washington, I> C. THINKE VAVKltS A MEEK I t j The Enferjtri.se tttnl the Tirirr-ttM'eek Charleston Xrirs ami , Courier One Year for Only | | 6# ' We have completed nrr?ntrementr with the Charleston News and Courier bv whirh we are enabled to furnish the Kntrki'MSK and the Twioe-a-Week edition of the N"ws and Courier tor .ft .50 a I l vear, which must be paid strictlv tin advance. Sample copies ofi that paper will tie sent to our 1 siihanril??ra o ml nm ?!...* I w...,.., . , ^ TT liunt I 11 rl 1 I many will lake advantage of thiaj liberal clubbing oflVr. The regu-i lar price of the Kntkkprisk, ns you know, j? $1 a vear, and that of the Semi-Weekly News ami] Courier, an eight-page paper, ia' $1. Hut under thin clubbing arrangement you pel them hotli I for ,f 1.50. j _ x ' .Mr. Wki ?-l< rOiil Uld of II In ItltruMl III Iniii. "During the winter of 1898 1 wa? ho lunie iii my jointH, in fact all over mv body, that I could (hardly hobMe around, when I jboU^lit a uutllw of CLftUibbfliliu .1 J Pain Palm, From the fir?t ap plication 1 hejran to sret well, and wawcured and have worked steedi lv nil the vofir?Tl. WjiEFLER, Northwood, N. Y. For sale by J. F. llnukey Co. r jo ci , I T^ko Laxative Bro I Seven MUBcn boxes %cf.C In post 12 , ** '??' >M ItTT >1? t'tm * Z .It*ild STOCK-< arc manufactur JV makes solid mi cl/in nnrl V>n ir ' use. Always strictly high grade. < ? Do You use a Do you use a G ^ Do you hav< J with it? , ^ Do you kno1 t McKEOWN 5 make such c: ?J right? ^ Call on or write the J . ? . - - - Notice Attention is called to the fact .1. 1: 1 r < AAn uiiu 11m* license uix lor imposed by council 011 all occupations and callings enumerated in the schedule already published, must be paid in advance, and that it is made a criminal offense to engage in said business or calling without first paying the licenses to the Town Treasurer, who will receipt therefor. Attention is also called to the Tax 011 Dogs, which goes intc effect Jan. 1, 1003. All dogs found ofr the premises of the owner without the tag furnished by the Town Treasurer, 011 pay ment of the tax of $1, will In taken up and after 36 hours killed. R. E. WYL1E, Dec. 30, 1002. Mayor. f ii<- uniiiwi u. o. unu rori'ifii f irvliil iikxIoI, ski-l. 1) ..I p . ?- ' 1 :t.v< ?.? >' Ii 11 1 ' frecreiort mu iwiu-ntnbtllty. ?< r frtc b<v k, f Wloney to Loan. OX A RECK NT VISIT TO NEV York City I made arrangement by which I can negotiate loans o $:$00.00 and upwards on lirnt morl gages on improved cotton farm* n 7 per cent, interest on sums of $1000.(1 itm) over, and S per rent, interest 01 sums of less tlinn $ 1 (KM>.00. No coin mission or brokerage charged?only reasonable fee for abstract of title. it. K. W Y 1.1 K, Attorney-at-I.aw. Lancaster. H. C., Sept. 3, '0*2?dm. ire a Cold in O mo Quinine Tablets. > month*. This signature,^ OWNERS 1 >u have been using condition powders (^ :ominended equally good for horses, ws, sheep, hogs, poultry, etc., with lifferent results. Owing to the great ference in the habits and construction s of these several classes of animals to combine in one powder a renv neficial for all. Vshcraft's ition Powders ed especially for horses and mules, t drugs, and wrapped in doses. Condition Powders corrects the ites appetite, purifies the blood and uscle and fat. It never bloats. The will become sleek and glossy by its Price 25 cents. Sold by Crawford Bros. Steam Engine? 5 r v asoline Engine? ? 3 any trouble sv that W. O. ? & SONS can T ngines work all ? im at Cornwell, S. C. ^ ? ? WOOD'S ; Garden Seeds * Best for the "Sunny South," because they aro specially grown ^ and selected with a lull knowledge of the conditions and requirements of tho South. Twenty-live years experience and practical growing of all the ditferent. ?wi>. J3 tables enables us to know the very a beat, and to otTer seeds that will I give pleasure, sntisfaetion and I prolit to all who plant tlium. ( Wood's New Seed Book for 1903 >1 I (Mailed on request) is fall of pood I things, and gives the most reliable Li information ui>out all seeds, both ' I for the Farm and Garden. T. W. WOOD & SONS, ' 6 Seedsmen, Richmond, Va, 1 B WOOD'S HKKD ROOK also tails all about (Iran* and Clover Seeds. &oed Patstoes, and all Farm Seeds. I Write for Seed Rook and pr1c?a o( any Farm Seeds required. GET A ft JEW YORK LIFE POLICY The new business written by the NEW YORK > LIFE during the first six months of this year was more than $150,000,000 ^ paid-for business. '1 his r surpasses the record of t anything ever done by 01 anv comnanv ctrent ni 1 J ~ ? - New York Life. * A J. CLARK, AKt Lancaster, S. C. m neDay 1 i P /rjy fa on every I box. 25c, J