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The American !i book agree she <^anjo upon an i.om of ' ?200 to the family credit that she could not account for. Her niothci ij should itave pn i i i! sdjiii- means ft . To|'| in; Ton'* < nock. hut I bad failed to do so GVdvs demand ? ed to Know wii..! iv was fo. There was a fainilt ,.ir. ..t the end <'i , which Lady Pom .extei confessed < ] thr.t the nioliey had come indli>' t?y ! j from the American Had Gladys been indilYer >rit to j Springer the discovert would have been extremely painful. !>nr sin . ^.'-e j ] o enter her house and bad not li, 1 * iny such right from the first, since n tad aba knows the terms on which . k? M^atlnUxa hat bean made she I sould not hart eanaantad to them ' g t9 writf an **rtiae Vanld be enly to } kdd to tba Inanlt he had afferad It ! .earned to him that ka tould do notb- ! J Of bat grin and bear the position be ! eeupied toward kaa. | Yeppingtoa. wba was racy adrrrit, 'try tactful. fait It to hie Interest to mootb the matter ever. Tba Poln- Cl lexters ware among tbote whom he >' onsidered bla stoci In trade, and any a >reak between him and them would be I 0 bla injury. After giving Gladys t< ime te cooi he went to her and exon- r( ratad Springer from all blame, asrir- ? ng her that he bad known nothing of ho?e who were to be approached w' tb . 1 view to buying his way rnto society. ;f?T?rm.l thnt no ffian with the Itl- I ^ tlnots of n ponUeinao would buy Ills tl vay Into any society. However, the tier? she thought of ? he matter the more she blamed every \ >ne connected with It more than she Earned the fountainbead. Indeed, ihe ram# to fee! a secret ndmlratiou A or this man sfrho had bo profound a ont^tnpt for the effete eoclal dlstliwiotls of the old world that he set abc ut ts purchase In the same way he would ? buy a country place. She had alwaya leard America and Americana decrlod. ~ but the incident bid brought out, as she bed merer Sit tt before, the practical eta toe of Aiaertea In conlr?.at 7 with the decay ef aocial grandeur In Europe. The reasult ef all thie warn that the wrote tpriager a net# a polo- S pi* lag far ewtttag htm. eeaftelng her- t wlf to the apahgy. Igaaafag amy blame e w anew lar hie m part t* the mat- r tor ef beytag hha way She eedety. f Thh a*re Mm aa epfeileattj whkh a# wee m( alew to Say are With t Mb eawal Chaw* i he torftod her to a toaeweA dbmar he maa to gtre fee- ? lere leartog Leatoa. warn Ma a tag tb.it, though a ralee hie "tarar' weuM ly I year ea eeacy |h?a la her eaae the n lift weald he eeeth met ewer a few ihffllagt. Qledy* debt tod far aome ? time whether to eaa^t er dec See the d la i toe Hem Mar ewa peaaato had bean > aeg to Oa toetr a in eat we aid It mot I he hedtor to Idraeae ipaely a atattar h wtoeh ahe would tor/ deem In her C awe toaat the eteea aa aceeptamw t At toe ttmner wheat the gueeta opsn- i ?d paekagea reetalnfng their fevers " fhar vera 'found to be rery coat y n Glad/* Polndaxter found upon her plat* a **al*d enrelop* which contain- I ?d, Judging from Its want of pliability. cardboard. H*r host admonished her to refrain from opening It before her S r*turn horn*, and th* h?*d*d the ad- a monition. A natural curioalt/ induced , ber aa aoon a* ah* had retired to her ! " room to open bar faror. She found c only & photograph of th* host of the it en trig " Thar* eoaiaad to b* bo *p*clal aptl- j a tud* to th*' gift Tba girl waa aur- d prlaad, tor ah# had axpactod that a Springer would by it maka aoma dellcat* reparation for fearing paid money 1 For Ma acquaintance. Hla photograph | meant nothln# Indeed, alnc* cordlail- ! ( ty had not baan r*-*atabllabed between " thaaoi. there waa a poattlr* tndaBeaa/ 3 In th* gtfk i) T"\*a aoddaaty aa Mea amk fha r* j rlptaid that brought a aotar t* fear j rhaak. OaaUd h* maaa by what ha had a glraa h*r ta Imply that ft waa faimaalf rhat waa affe?d? I rt waa Ma that sight before afe* 4 slept. and a fe*c lay followed. for ah* * wrentoad 1*1 If aba had Interpreted ] hla faror aright b* wewid b* with bar before asofhar day had paea*d to eon- e firm he* tUw It waa 9 o'clock in the erenlny wbm a Can key threw open e the drawing room door and announced j in a loud voice: "Mr. Springer?" Mrs. George Springer nee Polndex- t ter Urea with bar husband in America $ most of the time Neither of them cares for society, and all attempts to j keep thea in teoe* wit* the British hereditary arlstecraey or the American moneyed circles have proved failures , rhsy live xucfc by ttsmeeivea. " * ' T ""??? i Follow the Ci The Mall< I Made in You'll Find H Sip, Ky? writes: "I was |R; J S so sick for 3 or 4 years, B m B 1 had to hire my work SSjC P done, most cf the time. H S 5g I had given up hope. When B j % P I began to take Cardui, 1 l:| knew, righ.t away, it was B J [3 helping me. Now, i am 81 % better than ever before in R { $2 my life, and Cardui did it.1 || M i 11 1 i ItilU r/* -s-?f I $ 5 v ? _ W ? ? .. fi Tho Woman's Tdnic y S Cardui has helped thous- ^ $1 ands of weak, tired, worn- gj g H out women, back to health, fed k\ It has a gentle, tonic ac- || tion on the womanly sys- B j& % tern. It goes to the cause E H of the trouble. It helps, it B j I helps quickly, surely, safe- E jj1 1| ly. It has helped others, g ? i S? Why not you? It wilL E ? ? ' v it O^t % hnttl* tnHawf m ^ -- k ftr Sg? djl ?1/hy Suffer J rrom Eczema? ) Georgia Man Tells His | Experience. J I was afflicted with a very bad 5 ase of Eczema for twenty-five M ears, which was in my feet, legsj w nd hips. Through all this time S tried different remedies and Doc- j ^ )rs' prescriptions, obtaining no ? ilief until I used vour HUNT'S ^ URE. % One box (50c) cured me entfre- gf y, and though two years have ^ lapsed I have had no return '.f ^ he trouble. w Naturally 1 regmd it as the, reatest remedy in the world. ^ ours, J P PERKINS, Atlanta, li.r MnnufflcturcH rn<i by t f .8.RICHARDS MEDICINE CO .Shsrman.Tex. !, SO 1.1) BV Dr. XV. V. BrocKing'ton, Kinistree, S. C. HaKeley-McCulloug'h Co, Lant*. S. C. THE KEY OT KNOWLEDGE! >ir.ga Yo* Oaght to Kr> ow?E?oetoaliv Wk> Stan Parmittad Evil. E vary Chrtotlaa Student HOCLD K.NO 7t th? satisfactory reofa that the Ribto ki a Dlrlae Reviatkoi> reeeormbie and trustworthy? rrntllnf a r?? wkfc-li la ly.-ttoniAClc, nil ef Juntie*. Wtodori and Lot?. Hm Kny ef Iar?M|i ef the Scripara, long (I-akn 11:97). la found. ?d gtf? GW'i fiaitkfai people access the "BVUn tt;a?r (Col. 126.) f TOU SHOULD ENOW that the j[ ari /anna and hia Caftoful are to be l| ?t Maiy Prfesto bat Kings. TOU SHOULD ENOW that this $ Oat in at ta an anaoe and G-od's will be ?nn at the See# ad AdTeat. TOU SHOULD KNOW that Gods "ton to to nolnnt and earn the Church j a tto QaapeJ Ag*> sad to noe this l Itarnh In Waeslag the world daring ; to Mediatorial peiga * earth. TOU SHOULD ENOW that a Raaaonu for all" tepliee an opportu- ! ilty for Restitution tn all. TOU SHOULD KNOW that the |i >ay of Judgment Is 1.000 years Ion? j < -the world's Trial Day. TOU SHOULD KNOW that the g Ipiritual and Human nature: are sep- |jj rate and distinct. TOU SHOULD KNOW that the Ig Narrow Way" of aeif-sacrifice will 1 ease with this aft TOU SHOULD KNOW that the Highway of Righteousness" without nffnring will be epen t o all of the re- 1 eemed race during thn Messianic ' tfa an earth. j TOU SHOULD KNOW that the I Elagdoma nf Thto World are bat for A n rmtotoed period and moat then give Caen to the "Kingdom of Heaven"? Thg rtwgioai Coma." Especially ! POO OUGHT *0 KNOW why God mm yaratottod erC for alx thousand aaae, aadi the nelettonehlp of God's eepb to Me reign mt mtn and death Itow nubjeato and many others of toep katopeet to all nf God'n peopln are j Saeaaaed fnlty and In language easy t netnpaahnoaioa In THE DIVINE njkJS OF THE AGES." MS pagan, cloth bound, thhty-flve acts postpaid. Address others to Publishers, Bible ind Tract Society. 17 Hicks Street, j irooklyn. N. Y. | CHICHESTER S PILLS j br .a?? THE DIAMOND BRAND. A ?, LaJl<?I Ask ymr DruccUt for A\ E (( P-hJ Chl^ben-Kr't Diamond Brand/fv\ |P Fill* in K<-d ?n 1 Gold mru!hc\\// B) L _JwJj bcaes, sealed with It'.ue Ribbon. \y , W Take other. Bur of roar v B l / dr Dmtrlut Ask forCin-CireSUTEH s B L JP DIAMOND BRAND FILLS, for S3 {S C* Q years known as Beit, Stoat, A1 wsjrs Reliable jjjjg ^?r Mi IV DWHilSTS EVEHVWNtBE 1 predicted a brief earner for him i Mac hie borlal noter as ener nfe*. lee teed be emerged with tee t<y Ms credtt Being etiU a Dor. be eoactuded to see the L not on the outside, bet ea the a WTtb e keen Insight take he atore be knew that there are rw things In the world money will teg- He had gone practically to to gain an admission to British ty. selecting Topplngton. en 1mpenis nobleman of excellent lineage. J mm- that scene. end one ?f the aortal ml?Ml la Loatoe. j ] adrlaad with Thpptngtoe n to | lady he should rwtrri for him ; ta take lmJo diaaer. and Topping ri him Hut Gladys Potndexiiar be aa wall worth ealttratinf u ( ?m "I^pptagtoo alaa axplalned ; , Gladys was Ignorant of the fact her presence had been purchased if ahe got an Inkling of It the i iWrt*ra from that moment must . Ranted out from their calculation* Btoger was eepeelally attentive to . ^ formation. Be had a keen ap Boa of values and value* of dif | BB jjryJ*. Moreover, he appreclat 1 difference between moral and IB raJue* He had no permanent , |B thewe p*op!f whom h* bed |R^ 5 ?u Interested in meeting UnBNfbe coulu not buy. fie was a Rt fellow and a good eonver**Rttat He devoted his exclutive j Rtlon to Gladys Polndexter. reRing from beinjr diverted from her others. There are three j ?"?f >!*flna??ans--na. oo* enoujn. , cltaitj and too much. Sprinfar (d to tte mlddla of tbaaa thraa l Ha bad not tacoma affami Indeed, he era* a One specimen hyeleal end totaneeteat rigor cet Huri wealth. S?~h t Bate wee ft W ?mcU? he wtk a gM m 7* Poiadoxter & American succeeded tn mafctae Bhk aae Introduction Into Loudon It; u he bed Into the coverle of fcpsIElotutfroe. He was more often Kb the Potndexterf' company than ? ? A Kte effonflrtnc frt \f jqtj imi UM w . Bys were oodeti Bat on* daj B cum a terrible break In this ln 7. 01*47* was relied upon by 1 Stber and mother to gulda the H> down the tanjrerous current ^Esfly tmiwa. ant many a rock | ^vafcftcd by bar manafemaat One | H'haa she was trying to make the Hp to bar <**?* book and pass "He has deposited a sum to mv t with my bankers, which I nai tce where 1 like. I have ?200 put, j ugaiust your came on the list." y Poindoxter's expression charig the looked down upon the carpe: ? fctlvely. n you assure me that this will e e known V . 1 an".. Efor fi(ty times the amount * 1 consent to Gladys hearing of j c e has great family pride and . * j scorn such a transaction." s ! Topplngton took a bit of paper ' his pocketbook and, rising, of c ihls bend to Lady Poladexter. 1 t paper was In his palm, and when ; ' ft it was in hers. was a check ? 1 20(i. j 1 fige firf Was a Very singular j ' I man * t?? had a genius for ? re that fetr meD even understand 1 ? be began his carear ten years 1 1 his appeaarance is London he < 1 td Did financial beads by the ap- ! 1 it recklessness of his plunges, and < I iM to m? to * v; - antra art: j j im. and I hav? c?u mj .mJ m 4C { I HQ to tt)e aiattar. Ra gfraa a r on Wfdn>?aday nlnf naxt * my management I kara put amea af jooraalf. ttr Joba and daaghter ac tke Mat af gaaata t^you will accept." a PatnAextara bare oarer known . - 1 fcuns."* ?a*d ray lady, with j - . . f duid not y nr dolnt: | plied bis lords' , . "except ed hi* e- "ins faiiov. . enormia- :< ' 1 id that tie wi.i buy sharetried him on that, and be )ite. He *ays he prefers to ' Cinl-ino tr> fl v\ his ' . 1ng me out. The estate liav s died that we should !<e Hvlnir ' a y*ar aud we ate spend;, g j 0." at my dear, if we retrench ve | loee a social position that hus ( < the family ri^rbt for &X) years " 1 that momect Lord Toppington's 1 came up. d Toppinjrton was a typical I?r j swell. As Lt? entered, seeing ^ ys. be frowrrv. ZJor uotber saw ' ispleisure at her daughter's prea- i { and made an excuae to scud her i the room. lord Topplngton ??at t mself and stJd: \ dJb?Pclndexter. I come In tba In 1 t <Sf a you tig America* wtio has ; j tlj arrived In London witn a aw ; Jointer the accir *' Bo has J Ihter of Sir John nr.d r^icly IN. i 1 ?r. "this effort to up' t .c e Entered London Society, j; as He Had Made a J ; Fortune ICI ?x x j y BEATRICE GARDINER ?i % )pjriight by American Pre**.* Asso- y < elation, 1911 ^ ^ y At Vior " on M Piiindot! or had been. to say iho least. ir.n<:i I Neascd with aim the ni'idein i?i?r .'?>: her into the depLs of niovtiti '.uion Filial cotisidrrni ion prevented her rentine lie: f- ? ];?ii'^n >; ; iot <! parents. Top. .... < ! v. .> b? !i her i ronteaipt. Spring'T MS ;!>. > y o'.o Ct Jo l?c made to f??ot her ... . . :? { rite next littte >!te met it " * i it a ball given by the Mar- libra - < Iliadesby?site turned h.-r bar!; ; him. He at once divined the For the firsf time since his ;v- . in London Springer felt that h ^countered something that bis jnil Ions were i>owerie*s to amooth a* av, . Flore was a Rdrl striving to maintain ? tor her family?contrary to her cwn udgment?the social standi:.2 t 10 y tad always enjoyed, maintaining for lerself rather the substance than the ihadow of that position, for wlnse J icqualntauce. unbeknown to her, lie j tad paid out money from his nearly icquired million*. It was doubtful to which ?f the two the situation was nor* painful, the American or the ?ngli*b flrl. Ola baring purchased in entre from th* other* gave him no |tialm**f couaciaae* or self contempt: 1 it* purcha** from Gladys Poindext.*- f > r*gard*d a brutal osa *f his money f H* did not know kow ko go abvr [ naklng reparation. H* had no th*'_ The Farmers' KINGSTRi November CT. _ / ) / ' ES I nL M^NsoimEmKANbL) CP O RANKS FIRST CQ/i j |N] TH7 HFART of THF ffrt*IF, RgfK^fc-V . n..^, ^.. ^ namnmm.-ze ^sui -.^rrr.w?a z : >. v ooy^avnwvi ^ftw^siAactr i ii'TMIM - ?* - ? r i r ' ?f4?-TimrvfJt OKCi sac*. THE AHUAOE 61 232 and 234 King Street and 2 Special showing of new Pali a and Millinery for Ladies. Misses up-to-date in Dress Goods, Silks Coverings; new Blankets and Con Men, Women and Children; Gent! Men, Women and Children. Our Prices are Oy> T i The Largest Wholesale and ni CPFfSAI We are men 4l7i ?Lion, and we ton if you shop here. In addition greater varieties to choose from t? Market Centers. WRITE FOR 01 R FALL It Contni. s I'iiti J j " U 'wA *1 - .~*i4 Remember t We are now in the large I building forrirerly occupied j Kn by Wilkins Wholesale Groc- gj fore f ery Co., where we are glad i to welcome our old custo- ft We have mersaswell as new ones. R Flume?, \ We keep i Leave,*; All Kinds of Meats ft u , v I have, toil in season at living prices, " I also a choice line of Fruits, i I Vegetables and Canned t' | J?ENN G?0ds' ^ I KIN1 Epps* MarKet i r-?<- -Cr. Actdtaiy (Kb Mill St*. tf ! ?1 * n *"DII I ? V. JHPniJi.^3 01 UIIL 03 Meeting Street, Charleston, S. 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