The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, March 14, 1902, Image 3

Newspaper Page Textl'..i HOME GOLD CURE. j m. An Ingenious Treatment by which ; ~ Drunkards are Boingr Cured Daily ! in Spite of Themselves w No Noxious Doses. No Weakening of the Nerves. A Ploasant and I Positive Cure for the Liquor Rabit. It is now 'generally known and un-1 derstood that Drunkenness is a disease una not weakness. a oouy uneu wun Miion, and nerves completely shattered by periodical or constant use of intoxicating lipuors, requires an antidote capable of neutralising and eradicating this voison, and destroying the craving for inw?xicants. Sufferers may now cure themselves at home without publicity or loss ef time from business by this wonderful "HOME GOLDCURE" which has been ^ perfected after many yearn of close study and treatment of iuerbriates. The faithw fnl nse according to directions of this wonderful discovery is positively guaranteed to cure the most obstinate case, He matter how hard a drinker. Our reoords show the marvelous transformation of ' thousands of Drunkards into sober, industrious and upright men. WIVES CURE YOUR IIU.SRANDS!! CHILDREN CUKE YOUR FA i'ilKKS! This remedv is in v?o sense n iw.innn but is a specific for this disease only, and is so skillfully devised and prepared that it is thoroughly soluble and pleasant to the taste, to that it can he given in a cup of tea or eoffee without the knowledge of the person taking it. Thousands of Drunkards have cured themselves with this priceless remedy, and as many more have been cured and naadc temperate men by haviug 1lm "CUllE" a<Uninistercd by loving friends and relatives without their knowledge in coffee or tea, and believe today that they discontinued drinking of their own free will. DO NOT WAIT. Do not bo deluded by apparent and misleading "improvement.'' Drive out the disease atonce and for all time. The "!J< >MK GOLD CUUK" is sold at the extremely low price of On Dollar, thus placing within reach of everybody a treatment more effectual than others costing 6-"= (<> *S?: Full directions accompany each I package. Special advice by skilled physicians when rC'(nested with >ut extra charge. Sent prepaid to any part of the world 011 receipt of one dollar. Address Dept. 1. EDWIN" 11. GILES & COMPANY , 2:130 and 2332 Market Street, Philadelphia. . All correspondence strictly conlldental. ? 10 ly j SPRINKLING SINGAPORE. The Solemn Prccc'sfnn Tltal Areoui - I v i>anle*> <Ue Vi'nlcrliiK ( nrl. j Poultney Blgelow in 1:5s description of the marvelous progress made by the city of Singapore under English rule gave a quaint picture of the manner in which the streets are watered: .me watering cn?was cirawn i>y iutie white hulloeks and driven l>y Malays with turbans. It scented to take live Malays to do this driving. One roosted aloft on bp of ti:e barrel for the purposo ?f controlling the outgo of J water, lie seemed very proud of his appointment. Another native in a big turban roosted on the pole and controlled the little cattle. Then there was a man in thin brown legs and. much turban who walked solemnly behind enjoying a footbath, lie was obviously a government functionary, although his exact sphere of usefulness I could not discover, lie appeared to.be something in tlio nature of a rear guard. Then there was a "foreloper," or advance guard, for flic pur;-use of clearing the way. There appeared to he an Idea that the little bullocks might suddenly go mad and rush ahead. At any rate, It gave congenial employment to one more native, and that was something. There was yet 'another, who bent down now and then to pick up a pie* e of stone or brush away some irregularity unseen by ordinary eyes. This outtit was a treat to me It was solemn; It was full <-f self consciousness; tt was magnificently oriental. J. IJUYl* SITU li! MIIM J Hit' II! I Lave 800!) the re<l capped station ma.-:ter of Germany strut up and down Ida platform when *;n imperial train was about to arrive, luit even tbat Impivese<l me less than tin- watering cart of Singapore, with it.; municipal hierarchy of Malay minis!-.: a, each earning perhaps 2 cents a day. Good Reason I'or Belling, "I notice," said flic man who bad called in answer to an advertisement, "you. state that y< u wish to soil out this business ami can give good reason for uoing so. May i ask want is your reason?" "Certainly." answered the other man. "The reason why I \. ant to sell out this business Sa tliat I'm not making any money at It."?Chicago Tribune. Fsubt^8 | I roc T>ypj>oppiii is unrecognized in Wj?j half the oases. It deceives tho unknowing sufferer. Its many w! variations work along tho weakest p?* lines of the system. To Rattle t-L^ aguiust only one of them is vain. X& Our booklet explains its ryinp- fQtf torn*. Our Dvspi psiaTid.letsgivc (?y complete and lasting relief. GILES" I Dyspepsia. Tab Sets || 10o., P5C. gg 2i0 and 50c. V^y | BU1.U i$y uwion drug co. ; union,)s. c. \ A WONDERFUL ESCAPE. La 1>rribljt? Experience of n Hunter Wlfli an Inillun Hnnil. One of the most remarkable instances of the escape of a white man from the Indians was that of John Colter. :t famous hunter and trapper. On the day in question he and his companion wore surrounded by 000 savage warriors. The companion was instantly kilh-ti, and Colter was captured. His foes had 110 intention of savin;; hit life, however. They wanted the sport of putting him to the torture .cr at least of playfhg with him as a cat plays with a mouse. The chief asked hint If lie could run. lie said, "Not much." He was released and told to save his life if he cOtlld. Colter darted away at high speed, n*id most of the GOO t>avag<s set off after him. There was a plain before hwu six miles wide, bounded on the far side Uy a river fringed with trees. Colter, had always been famous r.s a runner, and his practice now stood him in good fftead. ilo made straight across the plain for the stream, and the yells of Ids pursuers lent him wings. Ills foes had removed every shred of clothing from Ids body, and tbe plain war: covered with prickly pears, ro that his unprotected feet were lacerated at^ery Rt ride. Halt way across the plain he glanced back and saw that only a few Indians Were following him. Again he ran on and soon reanacd that one of bis pur seers was ncaring him. lie reeo.r it " etl'ojss. Mai Ideal i ffai . his I.-. tills anl flowed {'.e?vn our in' ; i :?: J. h i e fi5"? ,vc* of tr< r. v,: . i car. ! t't s hasty backward in k ihowc-d h tn the yru -siie.i i;r:.\e t !< ; t.a him with rah Mo. ' by r, ruth'en. i;n .1 < sn viit v. r .. 5 ; The in.'inn was sri taken nbrcS: tit K'.tiinldcd r.ud i*e!ll This v as Colter's | ; car it': '. * *...:Iantagonist (<l llii.ir : ;. ; ;ne < n. f.-rrrr 11?:i ? f-.-re at ('. (' nth r comrade. i>::t < ( l? ' h i" : . f! ... .il! to n : ".I,* < i' ('.I.-. that ! t t! h..h ad. i? ! i tva.tli ii : : : j Ilick his ! I p "i ? \.. ."ii two log:' with tiial.i :v- .nd j .. v '.I. Yhe Iran ; tame ami : cd sevcrai ia..rs. ! n fa.'Id ; > i".! III;:.. AfiKllI ; < : ! l:v.V V.*R >"?\ < r ?Ii" ?*. . .!. i.uek.iy ('nr. d.Y. I.' t tire it, '.V.M '<;] l!ii>y V. ?U.:d. .'.i : :>! I'. y \ away. f'il n Coll,". 1 "hi ml . .-ii through th" ; "obi. ; < vi';i i.e wist ? :i, living oi' 10 .:. and Ionics, with 1:0 cl thing. r.ii ill ?ft !.|. 1 lie ranched a trading 5 si on 1 lie Highogo river. lie never fully n r< vcred from ?i.< is".:1.1s tciri'oie oxpi rio:ic".~ \ otilh'v ( :il< :>. llin i:tiSge.a i nrc. A ease for :i handwriting expert was noticed at one of tin* downtown hanks the other uay. A treasurer of one of Hie many cliari?: h!<? or..:i1 ion.-: of this city had r e ived a cinch to 1 < de voted to that certain charity, and lie was desirous of acknowledging it. 1 1;f could not read 1 lie signature. lie too!: the cheek <0 tlie l.ni:k < n which it ivn.f drawn and questioned oar of the clerks as to the signature end was told tint it was genuine. l?nt ec uld not get the desired information. 11 was next taken to the paying teller, who also declared that ii was at ; hut even he could not make mu v. i< > ii was and had to consult the < ni eats' There was n A tin* r": res. n?bianco between the signature 1 > th" chock ami the real name.?JCcw York I'oat. The "Crtd" tlnys. The "bad" lays arc of:, n the beat boys in the nek hbarh 1 All tie y want is a chance to <1 something. Don't expect healthy, active by a to want to be tied up in 1 '.s an ! called improving < < i ti ais onn'.inu ally. If boys nvo n ?t pi.en ?' ?..d i.l.siSto work r.|'on, such they s t in kindergartens. un.uuni l.aimny an i other ui? to date schools. t !.v y ave cur." to be in liarmi'ul mis "kef. heennve boys with vim and "yet Is re" ir< > i are bound to I e I.e.: y. <1 . !.,?: !.s and materials v.o:i; vV. : tlionj to make sleds. cmvA I oaia i.'nd various kinds of pl.tythings. I n't over give a "bad" boy up. (live him something to do. Vnr.W.Jicjl rnOiT':!. "Charley, dear." raid } Mr . T. : kins. "do you think that women o*i:*i:l to Lie prevented from voti:>;;7" "Certainly r.ot." 'Wouldn't you try tn pt<>;> ine I tried to fto to tlio p;?!lr.V" "Not for an in: taut." "Well. then, what- i:i the' v.'orM ! s. l!r? use of wantlngto wte?" Wnsiiiny: :t F?tnr. V'/'t T't" ' r.' ritw . (? re ..{ <ii ?< ' 'V ! V>f ' J:h!C avd Wf?t I d : > lit I I id ' "!i"t !?* '!? If- *i?ii???? f >. ? . Ildul 1-t it) ?1. '1 I ? r I.'I: ? II it A ;t \ )\ m !' ?x f e> i . < 1. ,.i. i :? . :! >"? '? l'i" i?? jr-* i *- : ni -? ' i? '' |?\ S 11: U?) i i? I f! ? <M ? \ ^ ? l| I'M.' ! f . M ItrfO r.; : ; r*' i r ? i Kit Sl'?* ! ' Mr. r.il, 1 ' V . r?j' ' ' " .ltd ?> mi's T ) So " i !i ' 'J v''* ' ri . (f 1.*1 . Kuliuian <* 1 i < ir. ( ii i"l For fai<!.? 1 ?i!" if;v.! > > Mfa'r : ? I! T.? vi.?" . A At. V A , A?i; I. I A WORTHY SUCCESSOR, j "V- in 1> In;* Xow Under j ha tStuV | All doctors have tried to cure j : CAT A It R i! l?y t he use of pow deis, acids, . ! gases, inhalers and drug* in paste foiui. | Their powders dry up the mueuous I nii-nihrai.es rinsing them to crack open i I and hlecd. The powerful acids used in inhalers have entirely oaten away the J same menu nanes that their makers! | aimed to cure, while pastes and oiut- : nuutts cannot ion!. the disease. An old j and exptrienced practitioner who has I ! for many ours made a close study and j j special tv ei tiio t: t at men' of C AT Ait KII, j has at i*is- porh-etid a Treatment whieli j when h'ithluily used, n -t only relieves | ill once, nut jit-: mami.tty cures t \-\ TAKitll, l>y rt*iii'?vir?:_c '-Ik; cause, stop-j l?in? the discharges, anil curing all in- i liuiiintioii. it i.s the only remedy known j to sch nee that artnallv reaches the af- ; dieted pails. 1 iii* wonderful temcdy i- ] known ;i ",-N i' t i"! ,I'S t!i?> (11; A |{ AN- ! TK!':i? c.\ r* i;i: i! ruui.," and i.s J ill the t t ine.y low j>t ve of < Hie 1 ?<?1 l;u-, j <*ae:i >>:ieka^c eont doing internal ant! ! external iiicdioine sulli- lent for a I I mouth's tieatnieiit and t vc; . thing nei ressary to its pei feci toe. I >d is the only jtc? foet iiii ( i ItiO ever made and is now n i ngni/.v I as the only safe and J.-'.riiive Mil that annoy ng iitlti disgu ting ti'.-ease I; ernes all inliatiiuli? n t,ui, i.iy ;ii. i ;.c unite ntlyaud is also Muiulel lully tp.iek to leliv\e 1 f A vi r i J VKl; or'it): 1) intlo illlAI). C Vi Al'U.i when c.egiif'.vd often h eds C )NSll M I TIOM?'"SNLTI'l.K " 1 ill sit i y.-u if you u-eitnt ! once. ! i- no or 'iiiiiry lentcdy. hut a j et input !re;.f; cut which i.s positively gu :iii! t to t :ive i' A I'A !l I! II in any form or stage ii ntpil according to the j diietlions \ hi-h aeoonipany rat i, pack ; :':r \ I'oii's iej .y !??:* on I for it at mice. : ;ind v, t 1; i ',! j.ui i I : i tr.sits to your tv.;r j iliiion. Jin I \ <>u >vi.l lecidvo .>cv ial ad -?*' ?< m t'se "iisc-voii ! < !' this vnni.hufn! u i. i \y :e<;.?' <liny von*- ease with' i;;! < 0-1 t ! u>'i ti.?."???!? i:.? ix-'unr p'iee ! r.f ; , f-'" the " t i f A U \N i'l'.KI> CAT . i. i! I. ft ifll." fell*. ?... ...I to J'l.y 3 hllY--; ill t!l? T'r.i!* -' > -j i.rC;!imi!.t on n*n?. ii.t of *):.? I<. il;?r. AtMro S i?. j.t. I UMVIN ?. < ?i i i'.^ , v <:. ! A .\ A . iim\ 2'MVP. > nr'-i ' Cj'.iiU;.lii.i I'a. 10-1 v FAD b tlC AM E A M AN! A. fcuipit'd 0; Il.M'.'int) !;?? '?. VXslvs, n Tllrm-?? 'i'hic*. I It v.i-v.M Fccni fr the oxpfvlor.eo oT the U;irv;tr:i eoIV..jo library that I 1" ;ok plat, col'i a Tin.; i.u.y f-?> kCm s ; d velnp into si f.an.*,oi\n:s ami oxptn, flvo mania. A. few yo:;; s ayo tlio 11::rA tnl library fou!i>l that tlx* enyravnl labels which 1 pastes on tl?o Inside of the <MV( i s i i' i s hook-'- murks <.i" its ownership vvro Pis; ppe*ri!!g troin fc; me of th U used volutin**. Tie* o!(l< v book ; !ft<- s. i< r-piu-j-r?. are ICphly priitoii hy c< Hectors, and sonic < f tiioni :*.ro p.. f.eularl.T valuable for* t !*. *!: artistic merit : s v. ? 11 :? : fur inleresf.. i'ssn: i;U ions with early look es'.ic: tliu; lu this connlry. These were n.itu- ; fully thu :p 1 y of the th: f 1 es to. U the n t'.ci1 in hut: 1. ailtl th. < n.k v (V .-ivcjvJ *.v: foil ovldct to of lila guilt upon him. ! lie crilf. : 1 ? > ! !!?* fee ay's I 1 rnnt i: \ ami t * hnvtn?; it !:i his t us I sesstioil. r.V 11 i!:::* the I s r. . ;-h c ! tlio r r.r ii i? . p:.1:m ; :i. ? t!: l??<oh J h?.? 1. ..I I t'.<? II;!; f having u!.<l v' fi ii persons to !:i? h: ?! n i.l t : } "vi'ii tluin, an J. r??! : I ivpV I the o.;v;:s<' i i'.ii i:;" Ir.rssry I i 1?t:i p'.ii. ?'.:?? ? <. l> l.v.v the I l.'l.t: < ; ; . i: -.- \.i'.h ;'r.c cur.it. v.'.Y". ii. .'. l/.'.n cf >? i? < *1 o:u? ! fc .".1 :t; . i'i,? < :? ; < : on f.;-\ ! t ?I < ! ... *.!? !. ;. Ii k'.IsuUI l.o tN'sii . i.. . : : : !. |r li:- J ef.Vi..h r nr-.U r ?1.0 so i. f >r . fa j tort* if sh >; M lv "v..:.; ' ttl. A : I.ii:^r I:, t'. < *0 ! > :!. :{ I'm : i. .;! !. . i.) . v. y :: t : | ir' ( ('. ; i :'!.: s ci. i". v.* ! 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Mnklnn t'p Ilepfrnrjt So That They WIH ExpUp l*ul?lio S> mpnttiy. "How bcpsara are made" might bo made the subject of a singularly interesting article. And 1t would refer not to the unkind cuts of fortune, but to the .appliances whereby n certain deft and none too scrupulous manufacturer equips men nud women who, for purposes of their own, wish to he considered la lire, halt or blind. That it Is easier to be crippled than to work is the maxim upon which this particular trade is established. "I'm wlmt is called a street 'sham fakir," " said one of these dealers in disguises recently. "I fake up most of the sham disabled mill operatives, crippled sailors, etc., and charge 'em r small fee. If it's a woman with a tale that her husband beats her, I paint her a black eye and put her arm in a sling. Sr.y it's a man on a 'blind' lay. Weil, I paint soir.e scars on his face to imitate the marks of a lead explosion and give 1dm a green eye shade arid a 'blind' card. ."if a man's really maimed, it makes it easier. Suppose he's hern run over and had his leg o!T. I paint a picture of a burning house and him Jumping out of a lop window with a child in his anus and a yarn under it, 'Kind friends, 1 lost my 1 ;? through rescuing my employer's child.' Thai's a sure lake of a 'fiver' a day. "I make all these rigs mvself." bo said, "and hire Yin out. 11 pays, but I | have (e keep dmk. lor 111;* police arc very down on my sort. This hollow woodon cap with an iron hook nI> - over your head, and hole's n clubfoot boot and yonder n pair for both feet. "A queer business? You'd say so If you knew the jobs I'm asked to do sometimes. Only yesterday a woman wanted vitriol soars made on her faee and actually wanted me to use real vitriol. Didn't know what she "was asking? Oh, yes! Why, bless you, some beggnrs'U maul themselves horribly to excite sympathy. In fact, they'd do anything rather than work." ? New York World. Sometimes a man's neighbors consider him ungrateful because he insists on managing Ids own affairs.?Chicago News. Croat l'ritnln Imports one-tliird of her fwod. (/i r.m ;"< />/a rrho'vi. M ('. !'. Wp-gd. : , , j K., l\.iy, Mo.. \ It" S' if d j i :> C ' 'V d ' I S ! i> r, I ; .t||;K r'aU.'.sum! I i ".r; l-i'-r ll -iue ; . d ?d ir.; . :r;.\ 'lie: :t < ?p eiii- h" > v r u-? d o? .-Mb1 by ! ji' i' ' S'o Exoiiso This Tl.sio. "It vhr n new gun. y:k. uior." proi ; th.e prisma :\ "ami l did no? Know ii was loaded." "Iiui." iir: uod the judge. "the don let j has just tubs rs> lhni you did not pay ; "What ha", that t-> do with, it':" "Y? e'd. if \ ;>"i d.i-tg't pry lor it the ; d.adrr mm' h;sv-> c'.. ;i ( '. it far you." j aiki tin* .t ' to as ku:c!i K! " r :..i .- oi' So!*.'.:::>n t>s lit' t ' !. 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Wirxtor Tottrist TicUair. to i reduced rates. JFor t'etailed Information, litorc ap/yly to nearest tickct'agcnt, or S. 11. 11 ARDWICK, Oarxerttl Passcrtyor Jigont, tVashlng: on, D. C. R. W. HUNT, 1,1 Div. Passenger Jlgent, frj Charlcsta:*., S. C. B pi&ruAry ic, icca. LAW POIN i S. A druggist y Ik* cov.vir'.f :1 of :nn into InlMg n liquor titiU:tr.< . tiKMigli Iwv : Ins tt i?orui!i U> s 'll liij':' r. J: s'.tis the | Supreme CO Ul'i Oi' II. t;V. TtlC giving <>i' 1101V for ;::t OS* | isliug . ti'.ic: **. v.-::; r.. t of itself j role-use* collnlm:! : < ::r". i Id for p:i,v- j inent of S'.'vh i111!i I 11'.! ; .. l.ohiit the supremo court <>r .Wjr:::;!; :. A cl.ll.l of divoi " >! ; i ;i w.-iil j of tiio court 1 i.: :: ! t ! :vmovo:l 1 from the ri;>l y it:. ;> .t t"> > S.oi:; ' IVsc court ;! t' i !' tl.C Hi'I1, 1 ' i A reserve n < t t . > I d! s-.lc of 's v '-i ' 1 . ' : ; :> J jv.r'.'os nr.rt r.'-.^r : i ri.-his. v.MtJs kr.<>*.v > * .. h : ? -. voti'.". i il': . 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