Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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/ / \ Slave To Morphine From . Doctor's Orders. Habit Worse Than . the Disease. i ] Dr. Miles' Nervine Cured 1 Me. 1 i When the nervous system hos been shattered by the use of deadly drugs there is ' noil)tug to equal Di. Miles' Nervine iurcstor- j ing it to health and normal activity. "i tetfl so gratefhl for what Dr. Miles' Re- ' Storative Nervine has done (or mc that 1 must tell it for that part of humanity that suffers as I have. During the three years < I suffered from nervous prostration I fouud no relief enccpt when doctors gave morphine. ' To get rid of suffering I took morphine my- | self as it was the only thing that would give ease, and now you, who point with scorn at j mo-phine using, how could you, when in such agonv, knowing it about the only thing < that would give relief, resist it? I knew it was a terrible habit and I knew of its deadly ' grasp, but 1 never fully realized its significance until 1 had used it a number ot months. Oh, the misery of being addicted to such a i habit. I resolved then and there to quit it I nnd resolved I would never be a slave to any | < ^ such demon. About this time 1 happened to notice Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine adver- j ' tised and ordered a bottle. Alter using five . j bottles I can truthfully say I am cured of t using morphine. Now. however much per- I ! jg sons may doubt it. God is my witness I am ! ^ cured. This testimonial is unsolicited but I 1 ' fvel it my duty to give it for the benefit of the < suffering."?MATI IE PHILLIPS, Prescott, Ark. /ill druggists sell and guarantee first hot- ; ] tic Dr. Miles' Remedies. Send for free be k ! on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address j ( Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, lud. ( j j, TO PROHIBIT MURDER |< NEWS. ji A bill ban been introduced in- I tu the legislature of Minnesota to' nrohihlt- fho ronoat-oil ni'ldiAo r- - - * V" " " " < tion of murder or other crimes.. The bill prescrbes that tho facts' Hhall be stated only once and this is to bo dono without beau lines. Allusions to the crime after this is to bo punished by a fine of $100. We have felt for some tune that great harm was J being done by the extended pnbli cation of murders and of oilier crimes. It seems that these detailed accounts furnish food up^ on which criminals feed and that they excite others to deeds of violence and rapine. Wo have felt this way especially about tho repeated publications and minute accounts which are given in the great dailies of the nameless crime and for which lynching ia so common. We believe that it lias tended to increase tho crime. Besides, these accounts are not the right kind of reading to corne into our homes. One almost shudders at tho thought that his daughters and sons from week he nr. -1 1 vw iv vwu ua i u OULU UlUii pliiCOvl j oefore them to road. Tho ques- I tiou must often occurr, Is there i no remedy.? bad to say thib kind ' ^ of news is most eagerly devoured and for thiR reason it is all tho more harmful.?Greenwood Jour nal" Whnt'N In n .Haino. Everything is in the name when it comes to Witch Hazel Salve. E. C. DeWitt & (Jo. of Chicago, discovered, some years ago, how to make a salve from Witch Hazel that is a specific for Piles. For blind, bleeding, itching and, protruding piles, eczema, cuts, burns, bruises and all skin diseases, l)eWitt's Salve has no ( equal. This has given rise to numerous worthless counterfeits. Ask for De Witt's?the genuine. | ?urawiora tiros. TRAINED NURSES. ' \A bill has been introduced in the New York Legislature similar to the one which was defeat i ed recently in the North Carolina 1 Legislature?to require nurses to j take a two years course of train- ( ing in an approved hospital and j pass a prescribed examination. 1 \ I - - X Of the bill the New York World A says : k,As matters now stand auy one can pose as a trained nurte' by putting on the regulation Nnrr uniform to reinforce the 4nervV | yy that is called self-eoulideucu There is the same reason, though perhaps in a lesser degree, for requiring preparation and certifi- ^ ^ cation in tho case o a nurse as in ^ a that of a physician. Often the 110 life of the putieut, and always ** the comfort depend as much upon 1 skilful nursing as upon proper "^'9 medicine, 'iho bill, while justly] ru*> recoguizmg the qualilications ol\anf* really trained nurses', is equally j(,ini1 in the interest of tho public." tre< m, . . vt - I r#r 1 ino aoovs is ;row me ^ewa 01 ' v Charlotte, N. C. We believe thatl^ fhere is n. wide field of usefulness ' U(^ For the trained nurse where he is,|?n 1 indeed, an assistant to the physi- H ? ?i u * , , onn ;iiUi. the physician ih almost! iieJple?H, when he is so uuiortu- ^aw aate as to have a very sick pantori eut with no intelligent nurse iu wer jharge to carry out hie directions i. . I knc uui 11 may uo as Liau to ha\o a nurse who sets up Ills judgement e against the doctor's instead oi 9 ;arryiug out the doctor's iustruc- w 1 dons and does what he regards aW* proper. Whether the suggestion ^r, if our contemporary to require a ^ prescribed course might mad to ef^ J [his is a matter for consideration. the Certainly competent nurses are ac a ,n great demand aud the demauii ftfi ^ is likely to lucreaoo.?Greenwood * Journal. hou - - M . m a i SKVEKG ATTACK OT UU11' to I. ?i ? ? ?! l>j <>?ie liotilc ul Cltuml?er- ftHi. luiu'n CoukIi IC?muv?1j' stre "When i had an attack ol tile rnp last winter ^lue second one) cng l aciuany cured my&eii witu ouejcul) uotilo ol Chamberlain's Cough lact Lienxedy," says Frank vV. Ferry, al60 biditor ol the Enterprise, iili^rio iug irilie, N. Y. ? Tins is the honest car :ruth. I at times kept trom lh mughing myseli lo pieces by va'1 .ukuig a teaspooniul ol linsreiue- t ly, and when the coughing spell ^??( would come on at uigni 1 wojiu ' :uko a dose and it seemed that in .ho briefest interval lite cough iijj] would puss oil and i would go to deep perlectly liee iroiu cough ^ ^ iiid its accompanying pains, l'o 1 jay that the remedy acted as a . , . clir<] moat agreeable surprise is putting ili( it very mildly. 1 had no idea gent that it would or could knock out C'H" curt1 the grip, simply because 1 had then never tried it lor such a purpose, 'fall Out it did, and it seemed witn the lecond attack ol commnnr n 1 ? W r i Q 0 " remedy caused it not only to bo jI less duration, but the pains were far less severe, and 1 Had not used llio contents oi one bottle before Mr. Grip had bid me tidieu." For sale by .J. F. Mac key ifc Co., druggists. ? ? ? - , The Cotton Market. j . Fiew lork, March 11.?The cotton early was active and higher on a sensational report regarding rising waters in important * territories in the cotton belt. Prices rapidly advanced with ^ May selling up to 10.02, which was a rise of 50 points from the low figure of yesterday. Later in the session prices broke badly under active realizing, fears of tight money in Wall street, clearing weather in the south and rumored pool liquidation. May dropped from lu.02 to 0.80. The market closed weak with prices at the lowest point of the dAy, net 0 to 10 points off from the j}y closing prices of yesterday. ~~ xn The cheapest hotel in Louis- car; ville, Ky., ia the Salvation Army's pro place. A room can be obtained y0l] there for GO cents a week. The >,Pn rooms ure heated with a gas stove j and kept at uormal temperature 1 . and the linen is clean. Sixty gentlemen of misfortune sleep in F011 this hotel every night. All of 0,1 them are great travelers and each I knows the softest spot on the iron live bumpers of a freight car. [ tect the wifo from wat if I 10c,nt(!a?, i died, or would matureand scrlbo tlirouKti eSt you when you nod itI -??-r?r *t. Confer with A. J.CL.IvK 1 ? jancastor and let him now Q |*| i what tho greatest corn any 1 R |U earth, THE NEW-YdtK B |l|j rE, can do for you ifyoui B w >. A. J. CLARK, Ring us TRAGEDY AVERTED. ( owly Escaped a Collision Ho- lyNl ecn a Train and a Street Ireadful tragedy was nar^wverted Monday night ^hen kiWMJ northbound pasaenger train The Ki' ie old S. O. <fe O. road ran up in us< lie depot in this city. ^r trains and the street cars | over the same right of way,! M the great locomotive came! Expei beiing down the grade, aj Infiuil st ca^ loaded with passeugers Wiiitftiop-Obl Ibge was being" ^ vn alouei**- ?' 1 ? ^yrr aua only | a raomeA* time to pull off i ric tB owu lm^vwh?n the engine Soiitn Dt by, niiefliilkiJh? street car' mibsti f a few of the nml s mongers obstrving \he great 1 Colic. ger, iuinpetj from the plat-' *n<l 1 ' J,. . .. , JStoim 11 of the cal but those who { e inside kef: their seats, not wing of th^dangrr. A anm- CEW of bystanders at the depot that adredful collision inj cli there wcild have been an . ul tragedy, vae providentiallindred on r by a few feet. he train cr< v were interview- m yesterday ad they claim that rrn train camlup to the depot I |1|j , slow rate dt speed, and that j he street ca/ran up the right i ray on thelortner's schedule' r and did ift send out a llair-i Ulti#** i, they coul not be expected' know of tti presence on the :k of the Jifcet cur?that the ?. et car drier could easily ' e seen th?UB&dlight of the' 1 j . i f ino approving and he was ,< jtiuio la Jviug on in the ; ir > of such dftger. They claim d Kl SI i that the lain missed *trik- 1 * the atrcefcltr by at least two a lengths. 1 SCLI is incidentin which so many l table live were endangered i :he carele^ness of somebody, J i to show te urgency of some I agent rule beiug adopted for I governmot of trains and ft et cars atthat point.?Rock- 1 I Herald. I j i Value of l.vpert Treatment j I reryone wO is afflicted with a j 1 mio diseas experiences greul i julty in hajng their case intelli- I ly treated y the average physi- " . These ifeeases can only he i d l?y a spedlisl who understands i thoroughly. I?r. J. Newton a liaway, ol Atlanta, Ua , is ac- I -wledged tii most skillful and sue- J ^ fill special* in t lie i'niied states. jf te him for is expert opinion of t rjT:^ r case, forwliich lie makes no \' ? \ !Gre ilP^ ment' of t "ff > work and ? removes t ITP'^ A color of h sympathy Bad Mar 35 _? # "The n .Who Heats Tlis Wife Now Y? neglecting the taking ou of por ot^ insurance. A little econmy daily life would permit tho TV rving of a policy that wuld 1\ nd You Have Always Roaglitf ami winch lms T>ora\ i> for over 130 years, lias borne the signature of and has been made under Tils per* sonal supervision since if < ir, farcy* /Z Allow 110 one to deceive you in th!3* mnterfeits* Imitations and "Just-ns-good" arc but; -intents that trille with and endanger the health of ts and Children?Experience against Experiment* fl/hat is CASTORS A ria is a harmless substitute for Castor OH, P^ro* , Drops and Soothing' Syrups. It is Pleasant. It ins neither Opium, Morphine nor other Xarootlo Mice. Its ago is its guarantee. It destroys Worms illays Feverishnoss. It cures Diarrlux-a irl 'Wind It relieves Teething Troubles, cures Constiput'eu flatulency. It assiniilates tiie Food, regulates tire ach and Dowels, giving healthy and natural sleep, Children's Panacea?The Mother's Friend. U1NE OAST ORIA ALWAYS Kind Yon Have Always Bought In Use For Over 30 Years. THr CINTAUR COMPANY. MUMUV BTBltT. NCW ?0?* 3ITY. B RACK GO iS THE WHIP ,0> sj CCMF: THE ORDERS f 5rp^toifaaml& J?K L5 THE VERY BEST GRADES OF f YJK ! FERTILIZERS " / ' { T THE VERY LOWEST CQSTyT ^ V\ > it pays to fertilize your lands w-Ln Tt::: Virginia-Carolina/^ chfcmical. company^ f PRODUCTS. ( i SOLD EVERYWHERE/ IliU V13 01 n aI . ;.iil 4 w??ti t' n ; i n .*? -j ?? r. ii ' TNc Virginia-Carolina Ouffllcal C<V B I W I I) H ll b U 14 t ji fj I 4 CHARLESTON. & C. J ^ "The L n r fjcst /' Manufac t:: r e r of I * -v .aW Fertilizers on Uarlli" I Forty ociu I \ Manufacturing pi .vols I \l ( / v< Wholesale purchaser s ??/ ii , y/^lJ Largest imporuri t Conccutrjuoa o% i jjy) Management I .?i> ?i"> i - -- . hi At story by Miss Ida M. Tarbell which began in the November McCluro's is the at Story of % $r Standard Oil. Parbell's work is of unequalled importance a- a 'doculie day. Her story has live men in it ; tiny .-ulfer and win and lose their battles with the verisimilitude that 11 n t n 1 n fivit^i 1 /I i?tr ? ?? d ~1 ' 1 - ' * 1 -1 . v...v. unb HI j mm domes ; l wi'U tne uman interest and the vivid rainbow garnu nt of human * * * The results of her work are likely to bo farshe is writing unfinished history."?Boston Globe, bsorbing and illuminating contribution to the trust "?Chicago Inter-Ocean. tost important announcement made by any magazine." arlc Journal. er groat features of lfio3 send for our prospectus. 4c CLURE'S py, #1.00 n year. Send ua tho dollar, at 145 Eaat ^9th St root, N. v Yor*. or i your dealer dee"41ino, [ntnm rlaa P<?ci-" "n(ls of LIIIGI pi 150 up or write us when you want printing done.