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V \ ' _ \ || VH? TOWN OF UNION HAS ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ ^ | THE TO WfToF^NldS TTAS S { largos iu tho-outfi 'FourFur- ft i l j| ^ I i j %. | i ^/l ^ ( JJyVpi!*!^ fl > -fr n.ture and \\ ?oa -\UuufHctur- ( #T^ 1 % i i $7 1 I K 1/ | K.j ' J am! Manufacturi..- G* that S W ??? . Concerns. Ono iomale ?, JP pro***** _ fl ? i I ^ 2 1 F \ H t\ Wijl'jLK " k,-s nn unexcelled Guano. Seminary. Water Works and | 1 r _M. JbLJ ^ 1 H_ \-S ^ 1 & K. X. V _H_ flLJl K^/ ft Ti.re.. ?irnded KehooU. Arte- H j, ^ ill sian ^ !lter- Population- C,&00. Jf VOL. Lit. NO 20. UNION, SOUTH CAROLINA, Filll)AV, JUNK 1902. #1L00 A vkIr * ' {F. At. FARK President. A. dPn miimuh r..k>.. > .. ^ ' -) VMCIIII&I , J, U# I Merchants' and Riant | J OF' rJNIOl T Capital Stock * Surplus 3$E Stockholders' Liabilities a ^ 'total i Dikeotors?J. A. Fant, \V. a T. 0. Duncan, J. T. Douglass, E. y Woi. Coleman. $ <j. We Solicit Youi * REMINISCENCES OF TIE WAR. * .i? Interesting Incidents Connected With the I, ate War, Bringing Out v, a Great Deal of Unwritten History, in Which the Private and ^ Subordinate Officers 'arc Given J< Credit Justly Due Them. Some J( of the Truest, Noltlcst and Jlrav- 4> est Men That liver Faced an *7 line my Were to be tli FOUND AMONG THE PRIVATES, m j< HV J. L. STRAIN*. fJv Chapter X, ^ I will take up Jeff Hughes again th and tell of his goiug to Richmond th once when by some hook or crook he se got hold of some "Oh L?. Joyful," Jt and when he brought it to camp ho, w! with "Gid" Keasler imbibed so freely ar that he could not navigate as he fo would wish to. To get out of .place ve in the army was much worse than he anywhere else. That night Gid was of corporal of the guard, lie and Jeff ha were particular friends, and especial- pi ly so on this occasion. While Gid ni was attending to his duly Jeff walked th out and near the Colonel's beat to . raised a yell as loud us he could ha squall, "whoo-pee, whoo pee, bring of me a boat to take me across this it stream," and there was not a drop oi he water there. Col. Shingler, who had sa an idea what was up, told Capt. Mc- hi -Kissick to send Hughes to the guard th house till morning to keep him quiet. Cant. McKissick called Gid and said S; to him: "Take Jeff to the guard M house and iry and keep him quiet k: till inorniug." Gid in the meantime ro was about as drunk as Jeff was, or, rn maybe a little more so, but didn't of show it so much, anyway he told Jeff th A- . ^ J __ I- ? -1 1 io get rcauj, ue must go to me guaru wi house and stay till morning. Jeff w< hadn't put his liquor away safely, so ta he told Gid to hoid on till he stepped at into his tent a minute and he'd go. T Gid said "very well, but bo in a sli hurry." Jeff went in and stayed, in and stayed, and stayed, until Gid got th ^ impatient. He called Jeff and told if ' him to come on, come on. Jeff said, m "all right, in one minute I'll bo th ready." That minute out it was the w game answer again. Gid grew im-1 ec patient, but Jeff kept putting him off tii for at least two hours when finally S; Gid told him he just had to go. tli When they started Jeff said to Gid, it "you go on ahead and I'll follow, j h< I'm afraid to go in front." So bn fa they went. When they reached the rn 4^ guard house Jim Yskew was in there at tpnd Jim said to Jeff "walk in, walk tl in Mr. ilughes, I've boon looking fe for you for some time, just come cc right in and in ike yours- It .it h one." w Jeff said "all rigtir, I'm outing " t?. Jim said, "I'm well fixed tip .o rcjal you see, and you can stay with me j hi just as long as you wish and will tie j m welcome. I have a go ?d hunk you tl can help me to hold down ami wo T will have a good time together, old lc friend." A- big Irishman by the h name of Krown, a moznber of the h Conga ret* Cavalry, Frost's Company, h hud been put to guard Jun Askew, w and J mi didn't like him on that no- ft, count, i;pr some purpose Jim had | n ^ tt skijlet of water netting on the coals | a of fire in the guard house and it w?s > about boiling hot. Drown hearing'r< Jim and Jt-fl taking on so thought jo be you d look jn the 'ent to see what p they wero doing. As iimwn poked h his head in the tent tloor Jiin duelled 1 the water in his face and all over c hiin. No sootier'had ho done this f f ijiuu l)rown sprung into the tent on I top of Jim (ivho was a tn^l) olderjb ? and smaller man than lirown) downed j a him and was choking him when Jim: 1 T M. FOSTER, Vice President. ? ARTHUR, Assistant Cashier. J' ers' National Bank | N, h*. O. | $('.o,ooo 3! go,ooo t 00,000 % $170,000 X v H. Wallace, Win. Jeffries, ^ P. McKissiclc, A. H. Foster, & r Business. ,L &? " I IMII ib?n?wMMrvMdjou?nnnmT?rr^<' - -..n ' oked up wishfully an?l said, "Jeflf, )u't let him hurt me." With this bounded on to Urown su;, ing: Turn him loose at once or I'll cut )ur throat from car to car." Next morning the Captain sent word to go to his quarters. l>ut j ;flf told the messenger he didn't tpect to do it, he was going to stty ere five days with Jim Askew, lor ) had come ou purpose. So the atter went on that d-iy and still iff refused to h :tve the guurd house, he next day it was the same tiling id the Colonel sent Jeff word to go his command and Jeff sent him e same word he did to the Captain e da) before. At last the Colonel nt for him to report to him at once, j re . * ? _ mi went up ami met tl.o Colonel i !io gave him a good niuurcd lecture : 1 1 1 .1 m ioiu mm tuc ariuy regulations rbid any such conduct ami he !..ited ry much to send liim to tlie guard ?use, but lie did it lor the weif.tii I the army as well as himself, lie"; id no idea of inflicting corporal 1 inishnicnt or disgrace on him but arcly to keep down any trouble at might arise from his state of inxication. Jeff told liirn that b-. id gone to Richmond and get hold some liquor and before he know he was a little foxy and couldn't ;lp it, but was sorry for it all the me. The Colonel invited him into s tent ami they took a drink and at was the last of it. On another occasion Jell' and Bill unlets were on picket with some of ajor Robinson's men, familiarly town as "Plugs." They were a ugh set. Some of them were forcriy members of Wheat's Battalion the Louisiana Tigers, and after at command was cut to nieces it is disbanded and many of them , 21'e mounted forming the -1th Batlion of Virginia Cavalry and were lacked to Gary's brigade A. N. V. hey never questioned the ownerlip of any property they wanted? fact they took anything and evcrying they could put their hands 0:1 there was any prospect of their aking use of it. Ono of them Jeff ought had.taken his horse fee hile they were on picket, and J IV icked his gun and presented ii at lis Plug's bieast saying: "Bid iinders if my gun goes off and kids lis Plug it won't be my fault will if" Bill said "no, of course it won't, i ought not bo before it, it'll be his lllf" All rli iu <1... IVU1 ... . v.. .. ?.?.! ntuo uuuu v il \J 1UUV M ^ ?-l "> | inning around dodging behind trees | id men but Jeft followed him with ie muzzle of his gun right at the How's breast with both barrels >cked. They were never troubled itU the I'lugs after that. Along nvard the last of the war good cjlv Iry horses were so scarce that it was ard to keep a sufficient number of icn properly mounted to perform jo duties in that line of the service, he cavalry ranks were recruited by tting each man have a thirty day's ulough who wouid bring in a good orso. One man in the company l >st his horse and being u poot man j as nnablo to buy one. So Jeflfi greed if he would iet hiiu have a irlough he would go homo and bring horse- The ileal w is made and IV Jeff put homeward. The time 10 eturn came and Je(T, wi'h some tiiers who had gone fur the same urpose, met at. Chester with their ojrses on their way to the army, hey got them on board in a box nr dud when the train came from Columbia it was too heavily loaded j lie conductor thought to take that j ox?wirli hard begging they per-; untied hiiu to pull thcui to Char->, otte, N. C. At Charlotte the trains j i-li mged hands and the sum ; excuse was set up that the train v.*as so heavily loaded that he could not possibly take the horses. Alter some persuasion the conductor :igrv-d c < iakcthe box to Concord. X. C , when they reached Concord th y go him to take it to the next station and so the tiling went on an i on u i l the conductor iinaliy swore ho would take them no further. Th * were determined, however, to go ur exhaust all the talent thev h d > i 'he attempt. Whi'e they wo- 4 j rleying over the matter v. rr. about Salisbury* C.. Jeff. : >u 1 hi id pulled t Li coup-ii / > b< twoon the tender and e iir :x. liy this lime the irir. es ?vc e ili embarked. When r'rr e<v,; .ol or ysvo Oto Word, "ail id. <t : . engineer throw open the - <> to move iiis ituum . tram I be engine by itself shot olT like . . irrow and I'hh something li ! *?I laile before it could r v,. trol. As s on as ho found out what was the uia.t' i vu t .et .. fighting in .(I sai l ; ' n i < vu a 1-irgO SUtU of 1110. oy \ '. -I V'! did thai. Unable to find the . li got raving mail and tip whip the man if .a f uud hi . ut. At last Jcft* said t j bin'-: ri, if I toll a ou where the . is ami who pulled it. ou* cr' y u : u and our horses on to the curl of your roadV" "Yen," ?si: 'lie eoohuuAr. Jeff replied, ''wili sir, 1 *i 1 :. ar.d you will find th J th gardin."' Tho conduct v. out generaled ami h. 1 ' to get on board with their .it c * and ho would tako thein, and t ici was l\/\ l\.n' !?/.? 4 nl.i A . ' ? u\p liivfivi i ?uu' t?ir: ' i! j throng. yil rigl i recall : d i Oil tllllU illlii Cilli'l ' i 1.1 ;* ; . Vv' j of absence W;is cu\ ^ viii .' [ m .;-p j of thin after awl iie. At the breaking cut o t ar I Jeff iiught4 went. off i . : e J.J soli ltilles. otk Regt.. S. C. V. ' Jenkins' highest ambition \ have ilio best lighting men and the best drilled .regiment in the arm; and he left no -tone unturned to >eeomplish that feat. In fact 1 -M utinies oppressed his men in order t j gratify this lol'iy autb iim He pu: I them-through oup'.n-v, battaii j and regimental t ill ever' day it: mattered not hov." hot ' c id it was. j While they wero camped at or near j Manassas Junction i i . rummer of! 1801, ju: t a ie\v d;.\ > before i Inn: battle the Johnson Uilles worn bcii.g drilled by Lieutenant Jiystnr. The day was awfully hot and due men witii their weapons, cents of thick jeans buttoned up to their throat , with cartridge box buckled arouu i j them and carrying heavy Kufielu I l ilies was about enough to break 'own ! the best of them, llyster, it seemed, I was not very popular anyhow and especially as a drill mu-o r win re In. could have tiling.-, his on n w.p . 'i'I. i tap of the drum was a .dgimi lor tiie j companies t > come oil drill. The ; drum tapped and all rho other com panics began ti.- ir mxrcii towar l> Lneir quarters. t?ur Li.. l?ys.*.r Mi not. t ike i>:s mni at once. ho kept o.; drilling them. Jeff was about broken j down. Thinking -ta ;t perhaps the ! Lieutenant didu'* inar the drum t ip he sa d to him: "Lieut na?it; the drum has tapped and it is time to r.top," The Lieutenant < . ie . : /? . v apt is: "N ver do y.?u m... ?. i.\ , know my bu-ine.- ami i. i .. ar i another w< rd our of you I'll put ; a m.iiWum - -1 ? * '* ,vw?t li - . .. , said luiii'l i.i? jy was niitvi'ho'i t" its quqi and disn ?hen i Jeffs dd to 1. . 1'v^'tv. ' Li'Muotrifi | I know you hnv . >t tie- power over i ine and can do as y.ni wish out it .> | live to get out 01 tins war it" L don't ' whip you or tr\ mo " Again. l.vster threatened hiui with rno : guard house but notli > ' move r,,< gai i or '1 no. Alter tlie rem gan'u-iti?>i? u 1 '02; Lt. Kyster dropped u? ; < ? !? < -. w ?' too old, but anyway i.. h ( t com patiy. A ?vor ti c ba . i \\ l'iiies deiV and l>il v :' broth or, go", a ti . r> ; ! Cavalry, tin a ihe co - . > Carolina. A u tie \ve:n to mount i'' "O'sclv-'-; in. i >?< o.- : Ot INti- Jell 10 I :iis . ' . ! wanted to go ill to Union to get so tobacco, and Joe went wi'u li-m. Passing nlong the strut '.<> n o?-d 1 tobacco irj one of the s or no.I . i \ to Joe: "Here is tobaco and stonned inaido the door to got 2>oin.'). .va i who did he lind there but his old ^ CO CD HI L% It ' I. W li'? (. 1 ? < 11 ? v J<? . u io ! u (1 you-di.. I'm glad v??n." . : 'r-iffl!? ' r > ! ; . ri h which J?tir oak with his left ftt II Sill 10 t bond wh taggciv : uuil (hizod iiim just for ; :a.)!n(M'- i >'foiv V' fuily rccovore' fvo:a hi- Uc h-IVhi-i planted hw in (I mo her blow, ar : -ii'":) Mj? i. ' n he made pvccipitu ( totrcar, tliomost adv'-:*b' i ?hi)i-; t d 1 x'? tho present. A) he v; it lt\ paviUien ioor tliat opened into the rear J iY ! >/' I'll) * * far v, : f u? pOH:;<l . '!.i< 4*e ' a-n, "C I-hi IT. is Horn fiiontl ;; wsing took JoiTous and told him that that v'oul i ! . J -j|' '.i hi in lie ! 'id ))V t i . ?u in ; t> oliu:"4 and en> i'. i ' fi : < U1 d d JWli bout '.he ltj tor id J oft* went . u i ' | chafac line Jell \vnsn fc ... i.. . . hi . :: mm have 'i :i oi; in :n. >o he got ft position from whore ho could sco in th i; v snil seo ' hft was o't A i'ov." km ;<I boys wore 1 :l*r i' town. Atuong thorn Dr. Ilicks v'?c? 'n??: ... . ; til rut'us sit the Rystcn - that moruin . Seeing Jolt 8 III i its t o iloct 1' wont to I1IU) Ii " i:J ' i , i :11 . >(! I" ti*? 00!ili: < ; .i (' ' Jc if i1 ill: 1 " - r y uoc . i. jcji . luev last in.- . /.a c i 10 in: an i lo .; i . ; turned to ;?back into ouso^Jeil says: "! ok n vanning go and loforo !" i- 1 wz 0;i top oi ii ? an . , ..st iaict't- . Thus o c had paid off ; debt ho owed, at ro t will rest- and give -c. i i' til'* iier ' i'o in continue*!.) Gross Keys Chronicles. ri.n / <?f r.!: in the "Coys i.'id ; * thankful hearts. il \ - is tho ; -in."i . wo planted. Sum 11 L;.a : akiiOit a failure. ' Irs. u. Hetsill has been qui to . . hut is iino : -ttor. U'jl.rrt Wsi'-uvn was ike . .Seru:day morning very suddenly and is ii confined to his room but, is . ibetter at ti.'s writii: ;. Mr. Doshei! Stewart lias f \<v ui-o a case of fever at ' ! r. J. . ii!' SI'l' S. 0?tl> <i\ ?! :< C1. iiilv. Dr. C. E. Johusen is in the -.oh. mos: of the time. Mv. T. J. Alvcr-on has the ii:.e<t crop I have soon. lie ha >. t suf'* ! ') < ii f.'l" t!i'" W.lllt ui I'iliU. i v. V'll e K .iomberni tU;Ifc "Tobe"' is down i i.' in the said and it don i u.e much water i-1 a "sand h.ppcr." V >uv eorro-pom.lcn? was on the jury !a t weak. Saw severoI ;ri<ii. aw one vuiei computed -a i uncled. 1 don't know whetb ho "! licrc-'i ov not. i ic 'ohI me ha w n: . ii a:! he could to take care of If- was this way, a can.1 in: on itio I--it, on hi*. vi.;h\ oni . his feet, it was funny picture. hie luidev (and he In.* lie <1 a while and i sill willing to mi) w:ts at ill * ite , rema-xi ! ii end been v. \ n^'tiino tunee had hi'.: ved ao.l iv<pU;Stod tin . seeker to take a Beat within the whims he did ami it*. :i few minutes all was culm ami serine, i > vi] I ni.e to comment on cduc ?ti.? . :1a sification, represontatidh and i? taiion hue will exph in ih.s on the t.unp la "V en. I itier, icd churcu -*.t '.''S i:;- ' Crook last Sunday. Tho congre was small on account of the rn 1 l.}vo I). N VVillmrn was with m. No <'iio i-2 appreciated luojv 1 an ae i-t . r here. Ti.o children'* day at 1,'ad.' Creak litis been nos'pnicd until she > 1 Mi' ;Y in .Jnly Ti ? puhi;: * rriafly in\it<d. MY; I?. i'ttoio arid ?. i 1 ji {? < fr i in (J o s Ke v . -in- It-: in <;.y tivnuls in iisi ? .- col inn. 1 v ,n b i'vt?teni!-f:i t'?i t'i'tir tio' docn r bi inn r,:;0 picric-: of m* cticirio here ami hi-; untimely death was a shock to tliH coniiiiuiiiy. dtisc in the liter it. 1 ' f, f iii: 'iV. ile was a tyuo fripnd :.y\ wjtli more flnfergy, (tnlmoi.t: hard w- rk without coinpenbtttion, without tho hope oi" reward, ivoos I TORN/ 5 3MSUR. At low ;; is I Wm. A, N!Ci10 | BANK 0 ? v* # - ?#c*3y.rrynoT?"ijr.*r?*r;-r^uvwv. 1 e'n v r. flnn an von? the vritor i his hovfc tinv. A Pii'lii v-.su:'-. <!.;eu;r a snan ? .! '? tlitl ," ? neve liot i ?; .1 . Pi w i'- i Aw* and snow to 1' r.f poof uiffeving " . !i'' vi. 1 hot (jUChi n i'3 ho w i! J -jet pay or t ot. 1 J h ii.u'iii'i i ii'. was ear. I roil: 1 iiovn oi' all in-'i the i 1 ' {'; 1 ' -it '?. win wear a own 1 t- ile/./.l with nv-re splendor j 1 ??f" :*Ir? cr'.'n ' 4k . ; v. , i r r ... ti o gospel of the son on;'..i. A ; ' " cr. .!! : ] . 1 Ml. II 1 i i?li ( 1 U' * ' M ' '?"* ( A's*i \? r v_ .ii ? www %% 'i'ilo-. ! 1. (jORK. ( Lockhart News Notes. i Mr. It > "t tirilliu v. ho was ueen o i. u khari Mill t i. > . \c iio ;? .8 lVsi^uci j | r {? -; ; ; tt-i ' : gone to A'n.lcr \ j Oil . 4 t Li. Howe, of Buffalo, is ou i v - >tih iii.Mitof. Mrs. i'-inus ! i!mrnvr .1 ., . . , i i . .uu.. i. .Min'wii na* roognei.i i i - ii- nan in Lockhart . ! >C 8 v: nihil" ; O-Siti.'il lOV i . li iii i *' nubia. 'jo - ! she Pi'L^byiori.'su ; i i .'ii . ' - ii- .V. ] I it', if. ;'Uiitliiv heinols will unite with i hem :.-i: tiio 4th oi July in uu outer* j j t; inuieut. The outertainuient will i ( i-'ht ";1 recitations t>v the eh'ltlron i I > ?' t 1 and jierhnpy m refreshments m kocp-1 j i- of i' a. "on. \V?* have reason t i t" ui.-no thai ?< '. ;i: it i a ; Ic.^uut r i M vi Do* (lauu'V iiiis taken eii.ii'; ; i:iotel Lockhurt itii- ^ (k-r< I \ by the departure of Mr. > j Lobei vfriiiiu. t it*. nob rl Garner now occupies ( ! ..(? o-.'ioj; ,{' il' -nun in the LockI h::i t Sl'ol'J. 'j / lister \Vdle liopo is now the 5 of nfreshing (but n?.r in toxieatiug) drinks at the Lock hart v stc 1*0. ( The 1 Vo-by terians arc now in the 5 mid ' d a pr <t'acted meeting. The j i!i v. !ur, L.ach, oi Greenwood, S. G . is doing the preaching. lie j. *<reach. .? wi it mac!1 power and elo- j 'pic c.: and is fully consecrated to a ta \vo; :: of the Maarer. Unfortu- u i nu'.oly iia > nearly blind. \\ e hope ^ < b.?d'" ' in iy rot on his work \ r.d '.!,r ugh his persuasive eloquence , ia : y iiir be brought ton knowledge i i' .-riving jraee. t Homo. I LOG a HART JUNCTION NEWS, i' 1 | th. Cnmlitlutc I,CM-l*ullcr\ i re rain c nt.uues to ?conie and 1 o <m . ; 1 pre peer is very nroinisiug j ; ur? . j li * '.in v*HIV-. n i.? uv iMH OJil'U I and \ small yield ij being made in 1 j ioo .''li. i'iio fruit crop is short 1 ! tl/.o 1 j III IIHO Jl.ll K. ] i so* our county is putting out a 1 ' iargc liumber of candidates up to ! tills time unit I guess there are more ' I to come out. , Mr. Editor, I agree with you about I | tli-- cuiMidate log pulling that has ; be-ii veiy coium m hi this part, while I t ink ti.o candidates arc learning a ! n. litis reminds ine ol what ![' hvird a fellow nay as regards to a]' cftiit-i. riii^ a campaign meeting. He: i ' e would take a treat or a din- i run* fro in a candidate and vote for j wen ho pleased. This seemed to be , . a i-ao i..;t it seemed to > much like , the 'ruth (o make a joke out of it. . mi eh plight v ue fur the other man. i met a gentleman from Cherokee ' e tinty and he said tin5v had thirty* i six i indid.i'e: m wo ttoid and exi povtott iu> re 11 come out. That '> seems a good crop and a, lively pull-1 iug wit i them. Mrs. Susie lioyd and Mr. J. e. ?. _ 1 \DO 1 ANCE | m rate 5 id by 3 LSON & SON, 1 ERS. | G-?. <0?J(i?a ??? ?! Johnson, of f>iilnn, Ala., are visiting Mrs. M. M. Fowler near this place to see Mrs. Johnson who came in from .Alabama a few months ago to -min her health but I am sorry to ? :y tha* sh" is very lil at tliM time. Mr. ii 0. Hi noy has b< ught a new surray buggy. Mr. N. 0. Rollins visited .Spartanburg ia,?bt we el: Moxy. As Ths Twig is Bent. Ti"- greji* problem for the suporos i a of cruelty to animals may >eaoi.e'l if we turn more lrom the corrective to the preventative stage. That ?ri: saying aptly fits, ''You can't t ach ar. o' l dog new tricks." i'iuMV. i - iitrin ii.% ? A . ... ..... .iu,' i.i pvimuiiuai efoMiiution among men ami women teepcd in tin: habit of cruelty. Wc turn with h?>ne, however, to li? youth ami children of our day or the application of preventative neth* i>. fiie .'pirit that animates i chil l to t- . pleasure in giving ; tin t; a dumb creatine, ruoie helpless titan itself, i> the same that prompts net? -f cruelty in an adult to a cbi 1. Some hoys can find no better pastMine on summer evenings than chasing p oi ca l- from place to place; in I ;l.i. unfeeling play is often Carrie hi to the extreme of killing. A stray dog runs along, a boy ;>ick.s up a stone and hulls it at him; i velp of pain toils us the aim was oo true. i> tre we iook with indifference at his spirit of cruelty, which these ipparcuiiy small acts, arc generatng in the children? Will the peace and welfare of our munlry bo safe in the hands of these, vim are to become our nation's proccutV, the parents of our next geniration? Wo can well tiust our country's icnor 10 the soldier, who. on hi* natch, picked up a little bird, butoned it snugly in his coat and when ;amp was reached, fed and tenderly lured for it. Why not publish lauies of offenders against humane aw8? A number of interesting stories of cindness to dumb creatures, collected u book form, introduced into our ichools- and public libraries may lervo to create in the hearts of the rmng a love for all lmlnloss crnnt ires. and put to shame the spirit of ruelty which is so douiiuniit. Clubs may also bo formed among hildren as supporters ot' the noble vork the Humane Societies of the lTnited States ami tlic world are unlevtakiisg. Rex, Snvcd from An Awful Fsitc? ' Kvi'i y t\?lv said I hi! consumption," v h; s Mis. A. M. shields, t?i" < Chambers* l'a , k'I was so low after sir uoatlis of sevi'vei'ts sickness, caused by (lav Fever and Asthma, th.it few houiih' 1 could jjft-.t well, but I learned >f II. i mm v.'leiis mil it of Di Kitio'sNew Discovery tor consumption, uso.l it and .vas c unpletely cured.' For desperate i'hroai and lami* Diseases i' h the safest ui! i:s the-.voi'l, and is infallible for Y.mihs, ta>l is and llronchial Affections, iiiarantecd ? itll-a oOcmid Si.00. Trial jott'e fiee at F. t. Duke's ?' * The I'nion.t'uiton Mills, Union, have placed a repeat order for bumiditiern I. <i... ? : ^r': ' ? niiu nivj .1 iiii'i M ini .UOIStyiUll^ LiOm|?any, Boston, Mass. ^ - Virulent Cancer Cured. Start Iroot of ; woirlvrtu'i aifvancw in iO'iBo,!!!- hv (5nt;nt?st,. O. W I i/all (!>. Vl All nlrl man tbcie i-.i.l <) <4 -I'll;- - M wi111 what line.'---: incurablft ui.cci Tiiev ljpli(-v*l !>i'? hopelfim i ill I v itsetl Klt'clii)- bitters and applied) HuoK'um's A i 11it* t S.tive. wbiolt treatment oni'Va't lycnntl him 'Vhon Electric Ibiifi-,i!c u-ftl bwNiK'I bilious, kidnejr :t::<1 iniovoh poisior.s at the name time* 11 > ..Ii ; i\fiis its niaihciess healing, ?>> -.! <1 tiMiuh's, skin eruptions, ulcers and saiea vanish. lintel's Salve 25c at F. <J. Duke.