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Sf To Morphine From
Doctor's Orders.
RnbU Worse Tf>*n
the Disease.
Dr. Miles* Nervine Cured
Me. .
When the nervous system has been shattered
by the use of deadly drugs there is
nothing to equal Dr. Miles' Nervine in restoring
it to health and normal activity.*
"I feel so grateful for what Dr. Miles' Restorative
Nervine has done for me that I
must tell it for that part of humanity that
suffers as 1 have. During the three years
I suffered from nervous prostration I found
no relief except when doctoisgave morphine.
To get rid of suffering I took morphine myself
as it was the only thinjj that would give
ease, and now you, who point with scorn at
M morphine using, how could you, when in
such agony, knowing it about the only thing
that vouhl give relief, resist it? 1 knew it
:u" l.C!. _ ? j T ? -
*. iciiiiiic nnuii ami i Kncwoi US iieailiy
grasp, but 1 never fully realized its signihcancc
until I had used it a number of months.
^ Oh, the miscrv of being addicted to such a
habit. I resolved then and there to quit it
and resolved I would never be a slave to any
such demon. About this time 1 happened to
notice Dr. Miles' Restorative Ncrvyie advertised
and ordered a bottle. After using five
bottles I can truthfully say I am cured of
using morphine. Now. however much persons
may doubt it, God is my witness I am
cured. This testimonial is unsolicited but I
feel it my dutv to give it for tha benefit of the
suffering."?Mattik Phillips, Prescott, Ark.
All druggists sell and guarantee first bottle
Dr. Miles' Remedies. Send for free book
on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address
Dr. Miles Medical Co, Elkhart, lud.
COSTS OF Til K J HI TILLMAN
i IJIAL.
Clerk of Court S. B George, of
Lexington county, has not yet
submitted to Kicbland county his
detailed statement of the cost for
the Tillman trial, except fordietiug
the iurv, whi< li bill amounts
to $200, and the bill for the twelve
jurymen, which is $270. There
is nn interesting point to be de,
v* cided as to the pay of the rest of
the venire for the second week
when the trial started. Lexiogton
county holds that this county
is liable for the pay of the other
twenty-four jurors for the first
day of the second week, but the
commissioners do not think that
this county is liable for the pay
of anv exceot the twelve m.?n
that heard the case, a* the other
twenty-tour wore summoned to
be present and in the interval
could have heard any case,
'lhis poiut may haye to be settled
by the attorney general.
Rlr. George estimated tho other
day that the costs of the witnesses
would be about $1,600 and that
the other costs would be about
$600, making the total amount
about $2,500 in round numbers.
This is not all, however. For
two terms the case was heard in
mis county, one oeing an argument
for a continuance and the
other for a change of venue. At
both of these, witnesses were
present and Clerk Douglass this
morning estimated that the total
cost tor witnesses at these hear
V ings would be about $500, making
the total cost of the case1
about $3,000, which is a much
lower estimute thuu was first]
j^ made by county officials.?Columbia
Record.
Saved T'*'o From Death.
"Our little daughter had an al
most fatal attack of whooping
cough and bronchitis," writes
Mrs. VV. K. flavi!aud,of Ariuouk,
N. Y? "but when all other remedies
failed, we saved her life
with Dr. King's New Discovery.
Our niece, who had Consumption
in an advanced stage, also used I
this wonderful medicine and today
she is perfectly well." Des
perute throat and lung diseases
A yield to Dr. Kiu^'a New Discover
cry as to no other medicine on
earth. Infallible for coughs and
colds. 50c and $1 00 bottles guar
antcrd by Crawford Bros., .1 F
Mac' "/ <fe Co. and Fu.lorburk
i'hariuacy. i
TIIK l.ON !?ON UAZKTTE.
The Loudon Gazette is the oldest
and least read of any newspaper.
It is at once the biggest K
and th?? loast n*' hM our papers, ^
for it is the only pnper in the
land which changes it size from
ono page to a hundred, according
to the pressure of news. It is the t
ouiy newspaper wnose wora is
law aud whose authority ia ac- c
CCptcd in tuC \VilliOat? ho a. It
cau make and unmake bank- 1
rupts. It is the only paper in '
which certain persons are com- t
pelled to advertise, and in which t
certain other persons cannot ad- c
vertiso for love or money. It ^
yields a profit of ?20,000 a year, j
The Loudou Gazette has become
recogized as a part of the
British constitution now, but
time was when the editorship of
the Gazette was one of the spoils
of ofiice, worth ?800 a year. It *
was the recognized reward of s
party services in the press. The c
govenrment is more economical r
today in its journalism. Under
the old regime the Gazette had,
besidos its editor, a staff of five (J
clerks appointed by the treasury, v
but in 1889 the treasury remod- j.
delled the management of the ^
paper, found the staff employ- ^
meut elswhere and left tho whole
responsibility of tho Gazotte on
?fs present publishers, Messrs.
Harrison & Sons, of St. Martin's
Lane. The printing of the paper 0
has been in the Harrison lamilv j
for practically 130 years. r
Absolute secrecy as to the con t
tents of any forthcoming Gazette fj
prevails at St. Martin's Lane, and
though there are a thousand jj
workers in Messrs. Harrison's of- I
fices, no items of news has over h
leaked out before its time. Every j
sheet of "copy" is private and j
coufideutial until it appears for
all the world to see. The "copy"
for the Gazette is written in the
govermeut oilices, often by cabinet
ministers themselves, and
is invariblv returned wifh thn
proofs. Each secretary initials
his "copy" ?Lord Salisbury signs
his with the letter "S" in red ^
ink?and in cases of promotion
in the services no paragraph is
accepted even in proof without
being initialed a second time.
Now and then?on uery rare oc- 1
casions?a piece of acopy" is received
autographed by the sovereign.?
Westminister Gazette.
Cures Rheumatism and CatarrhMedicine
Sent Free.
Send no money?simply write
and try Botanic Blood Balm at n
our expense. Botanic Blood d
Balm f B. B.B.I kills r?r tlssfrnvo n
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the poipon in the blood which I
causes the awful aches in back w
and shoulder blades, shifting
pains, difficulty in moving fin- (
gers, toes or legs, bone pains,
swollen muscles and joints of ~
rheumatism, or the foul breath,
hawking, spitting, droppings in
throatt. bad hearing, specks lly w
ing before the eyes, all played i
out feeling of catarrh. Botanic p
Blood Balm has cured hundreds "
of canes of 30 or 40 years stand j*.
ing after doctors, hot springs and n
patent medicines had all failed, b
Most of these cured patients had H
taken Blood Balm as a last re
sort. It is especially advised for ?
chronic, deep seated casee. Im a
possible for any one to suffer agonies
or symptoms of rheumatism
or catarrh while or after
taking Blood Balm. It makes 2
the blood pure and rich,; thereby
giving a healthy blood supply.
Cures are permanont and not a
Hatching up. Sold at drug stores.
$1 per large bottle. Sample of
Blood Halm Bent free ami pre
paid, also special medical adviie j
by describing your trouble and <
writing Blood Balm C Atlanta, ?
Ga. A personal trial of Blood 2
R ?1.n is better than a thousand *
printed testimonials, bo write at
a
i once. i
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STATION A'JESTS DUTIES.] ^
The station ageut at Oorrour
Station, on the West Highland
eetion of the Morlh British Bail's
ay, aclb as alatiun inataer, sjg- _
lalniau, porter, goods clerk, tel- Bjj
(graph c.erk, booking clerk, pariel
clerk, postmaster and postal
olograph clerk. lie is perched
>11 the top of a hill iti luernesshir<?)
fpot otjovp p,?'? )
wo 1111 lea irnm tno nearest neigh)or,
ton miles from a school, >
wenty-oight miles from a docor,
baker, butcher, shoemaker A
?r tailor, yet the number of let
ers that pass through his hands j
s wonderful. For two months m
iver 0000 letters and parcels by
rain, and in addition GOO pos f
al telegrams were received. 11
le wishes to send a letter by post
o his nearest brother-in-trade,
even miles distant, it has to
WO
over 185 miles distant before it
caches him. mt
When worn out with a day's ciu
uting, sponge the neck and face j 1-7
viin wuioi us ii u i ua can uo r,M
Oil
>orne ; sponge the temples,throat,
tehiud the i.eck, and if possible, tnii
ake a nap of ten or more mm- M"
i tea.
. y
dained 40 Pounds in 30 Days
For several months our youngr
brother had been troubled with
ndigestion. lie tried several
emedies but got no henpfit from
hem. We purchased some of
chamberlain's Stomach andLiver
.'ablets and he commenced takng
them. Inside of 30 days he
lad gained -10 pounds in llesh.
le is now fully recovered. We
iave a good trade on the Tablets.
? Holly Bros., Merchants, Lontr
branch, Mo. For sale by J. F.
dackey & Co., Druggists.
Ma! Ki oa a alntrlw wvll
nvMiJiut, n\J IUHOVCH I
ired oven an bathing them in hot ?
rater. flj
?W Early Risers
The famous little pills.
Some men attribute to ill hick
heir own lack of push anil pluck.
CASTOR IA :i
For Infants and Children. ! ^
rhe Kind You no'/e Always Bought &
Bears the J ~F~ ' ^
Signature of &
$
Trespass Notice. &
All pfraons are hereby warned ^
n_?. / ... - ?
??l iu nHii, ii 11 iiv, wnn or wunoui ^
ogs, or in any other way to tres- $
ass upon my lands situated in
ndian Land township. The law ^
nil be enforced against any one ^
isregarding this notice. ?
>ct. 28-1 m E. S. 1IOW1E.
How to Make Money ?
gents of either sex should today ?
rite Marsh Manufacturing Co., filto , PfJ
,aKe Street, Chicago, for cuts and
articulars of ttieir handsome Alulinutn
Card Case witti your name I 19
ngraved on it and tilled with 1001 Hm
ailing or Business Cards. Every*
od.v orders them. Sample Case and i
[K> Cards, postpaid, 40c. This Case j MM
nd 100 Cards retail at 75c. You have
uly to show samples to secure an WS1
rder. Send us "20c at once for crise Cur
nd 100 cards before some one gets } Wo
head of you. sept HJ-8111 j THI
CHIttiESTCR'S tLtttLISH I ~
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Alwavrt reliable jLaClev, wk lirugrlst foi .1
? *!T*:??*IT Ill T'r.f and I ho
'old uitUiiic IniiM, lentil *ilh blue ribbou. 1
"nil r no olbrr. H'One <tnp ;fp<>'ii it lit
ullunnHuil iiaitttUuM. Muy of your l>niKKi*tt I
r nrr e lr. In mr 1?ar?l?*?i1nr?. Tr?tl* ' til <1
iu.ii.mI> .u,.I " kclirl for Lm*<I1?>b. ' m Uil*r, , ,,
it rrliim V*l|, 10,009 Till ni-ulals. Sold by l?0'
II DruKciMn.
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100 JUillM., 1I|4MII, I'klUl., rj> V11
t_ MMIIM IUI itHT, I *
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Comot1 Four Pounds a
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DUFFY'H JtMJHE MALT WHISKEY is in
ne-ii ami sickly children. It strengthens am! s
ilth and longevity, makes the old young ami k
Dairy's i'tire Malt Whiskey is the only whi:
ilic ino. Tiiis is a guarantee.
7.IHX) doctors prasoribo and 2.000 hospitals use
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scrupulous dealers, mindful of the excellence
up imitations and so-called Malt Whiskey stili
)tit only, and which, fnr from relieving the
hirty's, and he sure you get it. It is the <
ttnitis medicinal, health-giving qualities. Lool
the lnliel.
The genuine PufFv's Pure Malt Whiskey is sol
*1.00 u bottle. Never sold in flasks or in bu
ning symptoms and treatment of each disease
ilt Whiskey Co., Rochester, N. Y.
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Purely Mutual Com
Fifty-Seven Years 01?
With Over $300,000.C
With the Largest Inc>
The Most Liberal Con
The Largest New Bus
Thft TVTnet Tnam"iripo i
Of any Company in tl
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W. O. McKEO
Chester Co.
Mf(TEETHING POWOil
fs Orfly 25c at Droj^fts, or mail 25c to
es Eruptions and Sores, Colic, Hives a
rms. TEl^TIIUVTA CO(
E EFFECTS OF THE SUMMER S HE
WIIOH ir 31 V V CONCKH>: y
sotice is hereby given that > I
County Board of Coinmis <1
uers will not approve or pay
r claim against the county )?
work, such as repairing if,
(Is or ground bridges, unless <|!
pa me shall have born y
hnri/.ed by, or a contract 5J
do with sorno member of the ?1
ird. T, T Perry,
ifl
Co iiit v Supervisor. SZ
li. liruce, (Jler.i.
uirtfs A Week *
rlton ftva., Brooklyn, N. Y.,
\A7poV . TtioMlrc fo
lALf WHISKEY ,
I have u: ?l Duffy's Pure Mult Whiskey
the past years, and win truthfully say
ns cured mo on several occasions of the
, . 1 nl.. I, Ilk d Jo>l.U diiut iw i .. .il.iU"
i. 1 ffn*ned in strength and tie h, gaining
rounds a week. I believe if any ouo Jl
DulTy's Dure Malt Whiskey tlu-v would
I.I.Ik. ....j IM.I iwdu iillltMi ill Hill Ilk I |i Olf
Id, or euro one. I am sixty-one yours old,
don't look more than 43. 1 have roeomnlod
it to many of my friend*. nn>l ??n say
ieii<od them, and nro satisfied with its
efits. I think it tho finest stimulant in
world, and would n<?t be without it."
Mi's. Lucy M. Coojior.
rs. Coo|)<>r oneo recommended it to a
nger WllO HAD C'UNSUMI'TION and
i was seized with a paroxysm of coughing,
rn lie finally stopped coughing ho replied;
liavo tried everything, madam, and havo
all faith in doctors and drugs, but I will
s your advice."
iveral months after this sho met tho
nger, who said: "Madam, 1 want to
lk you for saving my life the day you
me to take Duffy's l'ure Malt Whiskey,
i are the best doctor I ever know. 1 am
able to attend to business, and my cough
disappeared."
*ilv. Mrs. Cooper spoke to him through
now she helped him.
valuable for overworked men, delicate
ustains tho system, is a promoter of good
eeps tho young strong,
ikey recognized by the Government as a
Duffy's Pure Malt Whiskey exclusively,
[alt \\ hiskey be sure you get the genuine.
or tins preparation, will try to sell you
istitutes which are put on tho market for
: k, are positively harmful. Demand
>nly absolutely pure malt whiskey which
c for tho trade-murk, " The Old Chemist,"
d by all druggists and grocers, or direct,
Ik. Write for free medioal booklet conand
convincing testimonials to tho Dully
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Diarrhoea, Dyser/rry, and
l STO l"e nowci irouMes of
?'iw A cri Children of Any Age.
k m Jft \n Aids Digestion, Regulates
ySLgj&S sfl the Bowels, Strengthens
the Child and Viakes
I*S) TEETHING EASY.
C. J. MOFFETT, IN. I)., S<. Lotiis, Mo.
net Thrush. Removes and Prevents
JNTERACTS AND OVERCOMES
AT UPON TEETHING CHILDREN.
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