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ow-M?r Worry Almost Unnerved Me ?Heart Pains. i Short of Breath, Faint and Languid. Dr.Miles'Heart Cure and Nervine Cured Me. "It has been five years since I was cured of heart trouble bv voiir limit Cure am\ Wru. ine, and 1 am just as sound as a dollar in ' that organ today. For several years 1 had 1 been suffering with my heart, Breathing had become short and ditticult at times, 1 short, sharp pains about the heart,?- inetimcs ( accompanied with fluttering' would make me feel faint and languid. The least excite- j nrent or mental worry would almost unnerve . me. I felt that the trouble was growing worse all the time, and after tryi' g many i remedies prescribed by physicians without ' obtaining relief, I was induced to give your j remedies a trial. 1 was relieved the second day, and after taking three or four bottles all 6vinptoms were removed and have never showed signs of returning."?Rev. Geo. W. Kl iacope, Chincoteague, v a. There are many svmptomsof heart disease, which so closely resemble those of more common nervous disorders as to frequently mislead the attending physician. Often in cases of heart trouble the stomach, kidneys, livcror lungs become affected. Again the s> mptoms may be those of weakened nerves, as tired feeling, sleeplessness, timidity, the patient is easily excitable and apt to worry without cause- If you have the least suspicion that our heart is weak study your symptoms and Degin the use of Dr. Miles' Heart Cure, the ?reat heart and blood tonic, without a day's elay. All druggists sell and guarantee first hotilr 1 )r Mili'v' lirmi'rlii'C. S#?nrl for honlr on Nervous and Heart Diseases. Address i Dr. Miles Medical Co., Elkhart, Ind. ROOT LI KKLY 10 SUCCKEI) 1 II ANNA. c NotMed that Ho Will Manage!' Roosevelt's Campaign. Chicago, Doe. 20.?The RecordH< raid print* tho following, sent1 by Walter Well man, its Wash- ( ington correspondent: When the Republican national convention assembles in Chicago next Juno, Senator liannal will step down and out as chair- ( man of the national executive L committee. This is his final do-1 j cree, and no amount of pressure ii will alter his decision. II I'resi-j 1 dent Roosevelt is successful in | his efforts Eliliu Root will succeed Senator Ilanna. He is toj^ sever his connection with the| president's official family next ( im nth, and intends to devote his v time to tlie practice of law in ther citv, but Mr. Roosevelt will put) forth stronp inducements to pet 1 him at the head of the national 1 committee. They have had sev- f eral conferences on this topic M since the president became con- f vinced that there was no string f to Senator Ilanna's retirement. In tht) event that Mr. Root can I * not be induced to take the posi- < tiou, the place will po to Murray Crane, f??rmer governor of Massachusetts. I here is not the siiphtest doubt II..... .. I U(M ?jr |?(? iVl 1 J a 11 lid 114 C aim I.KJ I ? - i tiro, ilo 'believes he has served ! Inn party faithsuliy and swlfi j 1 eiently in tho capacity of chair- | man. It is net ho much the 1 managing *?f the campaign, but. M the settlement of political jobs i ^ alter the election is over that j1 worries Mr. liaiina. j i It will be good news to the mothers of small children to learn that croup can be prevent I ed. The first sign of croup is 8 hoarseness. A day or two before * the attack the child becomes ^ hoarse. This is soon followed by e a peculiar rough cough. (live f Chamberlain's Conch Remedy freely as ccnn as the child he ~ comes hoarse, or even after the 11 rough cough appears, and it will J h dispel all symptoms of croup. In n this way all danger and anxiety (j may be avoided. This remedy is used by many thousands of v mothers and has never been known to fail. It is, in fact, the 1 only remedy that can always be ,v depended upon and that is pleas- ' ant and safe to take. For sale ;t by J. F. lackey Co., druggists, ti liig Christmas Tree. The news is given out that the I twenty-eight saloon-keepers at Raleigh, who are to be put out of ' business December 31st by the dispensary, will give the biggest '1 Christmas tree Raleigh has ever seen, as their farewell offering to 1 tne poor children of that city. The tree will be in the city hall and the gifts on it and around it j will be many and various. If any body in all the world should be mindful of the poor children, the saloon-keeper is the man, for he '1 lias probably done moro than ... I- - i-l - IIH U1II1J ciac IU IIIMtVO Ml II11 HH II' 1H af them poor and wretched. It is noted that one of these saloon- V keepers at Raleigh has accumulated a fortune of more than M00,000. And the larger portion )f that fortune was no doubt ' made by selling whiskey to the "athers of poor children in Ral?igh. This does not take in ao sount the accumulations of the iwenty-seven saloon keepers of :ho city. And now they will nil ? e jelebrate their going out of bus; less by giving a big Christmas ^ ree to the thousands of children u hey have made poor and wretch , nl by selling their fathers wliis ^ IVI.? lU.I il. 1 \ci > . ii iiu iiiih i ho mm jim iii | ihould not go and go quick ? Were it not the fact that the :hurch members of Kaleigh have lecided to continue the whiskey j P jusiness in their city by meanflM' >f a dispensary, there might not' a >e so many poor children there ^ n a few more years as there are 11 iow. l'ity that the church of iod would ever consent to take hnrgo of and run the devil's busiless.?Ex. '1 . . M , j' A Costly Mistake. I hi Blunders are sometimes very < ?xpensive. Occasionally life it elf is the price of a mistake, but ,'ou'll never be wr< ne if you take [Jr. King's NewLifju i'ills for Dys K jepsia, Dizzine^', Headache, | Liver or Howell tr >ubles. They j ire gentle yet t'vrough. 25e, at p Jrawford Bros., ,J.F. Mackev 1W0 ? tnd Funderburk l'harmacy,I)rug- i > lists. 'amo Down With Fatal EttVcl. Special to The State. Newberry, I)ee. 21.?In the I nidst of tho Christmas merry- I naking here tonight Sam Agnew, r i negro about 10 yearn of age, if van struck by a missile from a ikyroeket and killed almost in-1 itantly. |J Tho accitlent occurred on Main f< itreet. The negro was standing J, m the sidewalk. j st Tho occurrence practically put i stop to th" shooting of lirei.. voj-KS in ri' loni^nr. J n ( lictter Than a Plaster. P A piece i-l 11 itinel dampened .vith ''h in>' ft i:-iit'- l'ain Halm1 iTul hound ot* the nd'octed part*, i- better than a plaster for a I ame.back and for pains in th< \ ido or cheat. 1'ain 1 ?:-i 1 11 has no j * uperior ah n liniment lor the < cliff of deep seated, muscular J md rheumatic pains. For sale * >v J. F. M u key Co., druggists. \ Why should not justice he just J is swift and as sure in the Uni ? ed Slates as in Crest Rritian? J rVllV ihoillri there he mnro hemi. t ill on in this country in a month ? han thorn are in England in a . oar? It not bee-aiine justice ft ? ho alow hero that criminals R avo a reasonable hope it will fej iot overtake them at all, or, if it I oos, that it may not harm them I rhen caught??(Chicago Tribune, r 'on Know Wlml ton 4r? TskliiK : O i'hen you take Grove's TasteleH* Chill jvj 'onio because the formula in plainly rinted on every but t I* showin f tlial ?j ; in aimply iron and Quinine in a H letelesa form . No cure no pay. BOo Ennay on Evolution. believe with all my heart That dogs as little puppies start. 'hat tiny kittens cats will make' 11 they the proper met hoi take. hat eggs change to cock and hen, And baby bov turn into men. Old apes now swinging on the trees Had parent apes for centuries. hit, Oh, contusion worst confounded ! This theory wise men have sounded. 'hat dog and cat and cock and hen, And little apes and great big men V'ere all one time mixed up to gel her, Alio knew not which was which or whether 'he dog would be a crowing hen, Or man an ape, or apes he men. ?New York Independaut. A former Atlanta man having een slated for an office under IcOlellan, the Atlanta Journal ejoicea that the Tammany adlinistration will be pure and ndetiled. Had the patriarch Lot een able to draw upon Atlanta, odom and Gomorrah would have een spared their fate.?Charles on Post. Hrvan will probably ask us to ay him for telling us what he liinks of Tolstoi, when all of us rp mnrn nnvi'/tnu to irn a itt ?? 'olstoi thinks of Bryan.?WashIgtot) Post. A fflsaa ?>r two of water taken half ii lionr ( fore break rent will u Mially eep * he bowels regular. ilarsh en-: larti. s should In' avoided When :i urgative is iu' * <!, take Clininher.in'> Stomach ami T.iver tablets, hey are mild and gentle in their tion. For >ale l>j .J. F. Mackey ?& ?>., druggists. -? -Sjs'.J'suJ.jC/r//f/Yjr) v ' (incorpckatld ) v ,<_/ Capital Jsluck, t.til.inKl.i 0. usimss. W hi ' y u ihjnk of g >Ing to . Iinrtiiaiid Schools. Address Kl.?.s ltt'SIXKS8 COI.I.KOK, IlAI.KIUIl, N I II A III .0*1 TK, N I' |Uc si'so Irai'li Itooki piii Shoriliand, otc. l>j mail.] IGnhS ly - \t' 6 I yf v,?. Vv.'wi< va?>* m B\it*pr ^23 5;nr^ ^ j w |J v ^ & w W r\ m V ? _ j Dlflec ts what you cat. 'his j-:"i unit: ti c< ?. > ns ill of the itfostiinl; it ; \ i. li. all kinds ol " r?e food you want : ; tseositive . tiouf Is of d> popt ' ) !vo been . . an wit.h weak ' v ... tl.rivc on It ?U. C . 8 58 S ' vr-v h f ."IHlbleS rtpar ! . Chicago Tin. VI ' J til:;1 Si III ' U\ Kilo. ' ^ *' VX A X^wVA X/VVVT ? ?l t v. y ' "> J . > ! ' !.; lu-u .. J.I V. u< Ti .',.r \ Irt o report on pnl in..hllity. h< r free 1 ook, / ! " ' | --^TVJEI;rurrrzrix. -nrrTrr-m 7?e Formula tells 1 Grove's ( Not a patent medici iliii.t V*?rart P1TRIJ\J Fluid Extract BLACK Fluid Extract DOG V It Cures the Chills , Ifig Beat General Tor j A\l'?c(.ib!c Prcpnmlion for As simuaiing merooannciKeguia- ? ting the Stomachs and Bowels of - - . ?? r Promotes Digcslion.Cheerful- h nessaixl Rest.Contains neillier A Opium,Morphine nor Mineral. Kot Nam c otic . oTOU HtXAKUELPtTCHER r^itnpfiHt Mfrti ~ . Mx .Smna - 1 Knrk*iU SuUt * J siru.tr Styr! * /hfxrnunf - ) Hi C:trtn?uitr?oito * ( MSu* .fW - | Cfart/in/. Uimt I Ljl llthlriyiyr/i Fftnor: / A perfect Remedy forConslipa !f I Hon, Sour Stomach,Diarrhoea $ Worms.Convulsions,Feverish- & I ncss and Loss of Sleep. ^ " Fac Simile Signature or X EW YO11K. J| EXACT copy OF WRAPPER. , 1 i I p? ' m i m ha V,_.;-7 V- .J: g gf i CMS! We now have in stock ai a complete line of Collins a stock e- races ALL SIS AN From tlie* plain, cheap Collin up ( all ami see us or semi us your or<] have a death in your family. I'ric : Lancaster !V! Lancaster. S. C., Oct, 2o. *02.?tf. ?C>. 50 YEARS* l HIL ,G? , _ " v ; A Trade Marks V i*!r\ Designs r?ff\ I Copyrights <*c. Aiiyf?nos^n(Hii|? * sketch nn<i doncri!?llf?n inny (jntekty nsecrfiiin ?.tir opinion free whether nil r.?.? ? . ANDBuOK "i I'ntentf \ i i!. -< ?*? :? t 1 i. . Uir.n .v < o. recolvc tp/cial iwtict% without chiovo, in tho ScKv.Uific American. A 11!?'- in. yllltivfr.' 1 wwk',- Urcotl olr- . fiiy^SCo.^" New York r _..cl? o 'lfo. (Tf> V Hi., Wn?tiiDgi'.ii, i>. c; Sn/trrriHtir's Ojjirr Ihn/s. Mv rcjiiilar ollieo dayh will ' 1)0 on WVdiiOxilav .iikI Saturday of each week, 'flu remaining (1:1VS will lie ! <-. i 11 i i?r?. I I.I I... . I l"<" discliaroe of otlior duties < I-. .). IVrrv, County Supervisor. :he story: Chronic Ci ne : a thin spirituous liquid, of a pleasant bit IAN BARK Fluid Extract . ROOT Fluid Extract. /OOD BARK Fluid Extract i that other Chill To Jc. No Curt, No For Infants and Children. fhe Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the ./ , ? Signature ?f Xak */' Use -* For Over Thirty Years Ml CtNTAUW COMMNT. NEW YORK CfTV. *? m h^b w CMS! " ml will continue to keep, md Burial Caskets. Our ^ B QUALITIES. to the handsome Metallic Cases, ler when so unfortunate as to es within the reach of all. ' (ercantie Co. ] ,000 YOUNG MEN WA XT LI) Poll POSITIONS THAT WILL UK GUAUANTK101> IN WKITING. A striding illustration of the almost -unlimited demand for young men and women of business education is furnished hy tlu* advertisement of the Oa.? Ala l>iisiii''-s ( ollege, of Maeon, Oil., calling for I ,<?uu young nu n and wonion ai once. J Thai world n nov. nol inniiulioti is said to receive many more calls for graduates than fail lie slllitilie/l ?1? i? > I'.. ?? ? ?. Villi' II I I i 1IlUt only groatIv r<?? 1 nc? <I it* rates, > I>111 concluded to pay railroad faro and give written guaranty of position to all graduates who ilesi re i t. o'2S Jim One Minute Cough Cure For Coughs, Colds and Croup. ?I liill Curej Iter taste, made of POPLAR BARK PIUCKLY ASH BARK E SARSAPARILLA i * nics Don't Core. 1 Pay, Price, 50c, j| I %