The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-12
G. M. d.
A Modioy. a nIySsst.esyi nIySs.essyyi, . Marvel ana a
rHE aroRY OR Al DREANr.

sidorably. :. There is no harm in making
money. It answereth all things. Uscd
rightly 1t is power for good, and there is
byw6ich the mass Of humanity could be lift
Cd to certain extent, out Of it's depths Of
sorrow and despair. Money We must have
for money makes the marc go. Some can
make money who have no faculty for saving.
Would you save you must know how to deny
those who would borrow and never repay, rs
we'll as thosewho beg simply because they are
too lazy to work. There are mon who never
loan. They will ask for just one word with
you, and that one word is sure to be money.
An impecunious fellow met rich eoqusint-
ance, and not liking to ask directly for a
loan, said, "Friend Smith, If you had ten
dollars in your pocket, and 7 was to ask you
in your pooket2" ''Ten dollars, to be sure"
replied the rich man, without q moments
hesitation. He had gumption, and knew too
much to part with his money by any suoh
rule of subtraction.
Oh, I see, said the impocunious man thus
rebuffed; He was able to owe. He was
for something to turn up. How like some
poople who are sick. They think to get we'll
by letting disease take care of itself. But
diseases do not heal themselves, and too lato
their victims full often find this out to their
sorrow rs death seizes upon them. Hsd they
been wise i'll time they might have added
many years to thcir lease of life. The cure
was nigh them, as it is nigh to all who read
this medley. These paragraphs tell the
who have keon insight and can read betweon
tho lines may solve the conundrum tho soon-
or for it, but upon ALL light will dawn ere
T light % will dawn, % % we said, nj ' and atpf so it will
light of hope and help. Light is what a
certain individual wanted. Mr.. Jones we
will call him. He was very sick. Consump-
ton had fastened its fangs upon him. He
mo- nI f0rr 1o,,. ,1,o,1
he idea of taking anything for it when ad-
Wsed to do 80, and so won't from bnd to
worse: His lungs became discussed, n hack
ingA Achurchyard cough racked him almost to
mere shadow of his former solf, no scarcely
sleptht all Mt night, or slept only to dream
horrible dreams. Talk of nightmare! A
wholetcircus troupe, horses and all seemed
formghces In this caso money did not
mnkYth tho mare go, for he spont q deal of
money on doctors and physics and was
nothing bettcred. Ho ato little, and was
ing Tis wife widow and his four bright
cfnlVron orphans, when, 10! OIL ono evontful
night he dreamed for onco q bright and
h1%Gpy dream' which our next paragraph will
+ Death, the black-visaged monster, had
until then stared hin i'll tho faco, but tho
dream brought him hope. Ho saw u bright,
whito-robod angel i'll his dream, who said,
- como to bring you good nows. Hero
isyour cure-sure, safo harmless, prompt
and reliable Get well and sock to tako
health thoreby to others. Behold tho curev'
With these words tho angel was gone, but ere
tho trail of light which followed him had
light thrco golden lettors-G. NJ. D. "What
can it monnp" he said to himself, rs he
awoko from his slumber ~ have hud n
Good Many Dreams before, but never such
rs this" Startled and surprised no aroused
his wifo and to her related his vision. Alas,
sho could not solve tho problem. Remem-
bering all the medical advice and tho physic,
and tho expense involved since her husband
became sick, she expressed tho hopo that the
letters were not intended to suggest that n
Good Many Doctors must yet he consulted
i'll addition to nll that had been interviewed.
lie groaned i'll reply and remarked that if ho
had to consult any more thoro would have TO
bo 4 Gold Mine Discovered in oruor to nav
them.
Every day for week no and his faithful
spouse searched diligently for n koy to
tho problem. In tho dictionary, in such
newspapers ns they happened to have in
hooks, on placnrtls on the walls--everywhere
they sought-hoping to find oew. Letters
stand for words, and they hoped to light
upon the words that should suggest tho euro.
They Grieved Many Days over their lack of
good luck, as they said, and tho Good Man
Dreamed again and again, but saw no more
angels. Hope deferred maketh tho heurt
sick. ooh, that tho angel had Guided Mo
exclaimed, again and again.
Nearly two weeks had elapsed since tho
night of the Great Mysterious Dream, when
there camo to tho house Il pamphlet. Tired
still pursued, determining if possible to die
in tho harness, Jones was about to throw
tho pamphlet i'll tho fire when something
prompted him to examine it. Surely,
thought ho, hero can DO nothing that will
Pierce this Gloom Most Distressing, or Givo
Mo, Dshenrtered, any relief. Poor man,
he had worked letters ovor in his mind, and
made so many combinations with them, that
they occurred in almost oyory sentence ho
uttered. They entered even into his pray
ers. Heaven Grant Mo Delivernnco, he
would say, nor let disease Grind Me Down,
and so forth, at ininit'tna, and a milo or two
beyond.
Mentally tortured and suffering in ever,
fiber of his body, what wonder that he
read page after pago of tho pamphlet 1t
was work on diseases, and III tho morbid
state OF his mind its contents soemed to suit
nlm. II spoke of almost every disease that
flesh is heir to, but OH JOY! as he read, u
Glimpse Most Delightful OF light stolo III
upon him. "Eurcka Eurcka!' no criod
WIFE 1hnve it, havo it,"
Everybody in tho house heard him cry
Eureka, and rushed to tho room to hear
what ne had found. All expected to SEQ somo
Great Miracle Done, and thea came tho OK
plonation. Simple, of courA but why had
he not thought of it boforo? Oh, What row.
consumptiyos. Horo, hopo for suffering
friends and nOighhors. That night he scarce
could sleep, but whom he did, ho again s,,w Il
bright vision of goldon letters, in fact, Il
Glittoring Monogram Docipherod readily,
and reading G. NJ. D.; and again u. Z. p,
and yot again +. p; and ono hugo p. around
which these Others woro entwinod and thon
y" d. M. A. All tho lottcrs blondod, yot
each was distinct All he had seon in tho
book, all he again saw in his vision.
Dream Most Glorious. ID. NJ. &C. M.
D.-Again no rang the changes; backward,
forward, every way. Gold Medal Deserved.
nj. G. D.--Alisery's Great Deliveror, till
time would fail to toll them all. =. p. p.
stood for Perfect Ponce Promised for suf-
iorors. and sweet release from Prostrnting
Purgntorial Pains. And again Il. =. was
freedom Promised, and backward, p. T., it
became Pain Flees. Now no could got WE'LL
and onco well, ho would he a missionary, a
Glad Missionary Devoted to tho work of
telling others how they might get dolivor
ance. / @ went through tho list of Diseases
among those of his OWL acquaintance, from
John Robinson, whose torpid liver gave him
constant headache and severe bilious attacks
on through the list of those suffering from
ulcers, coughs, weak and diseased lungs, to
his friend, General d, who waa as near
tho grave as he. And for all these, as VOL
rs Tor himself, tho Grave May Disappear from
present vision, and Zach may bo Given More
DECADES of life than they had hoped to have
years. Against the milder cases he marked
i. Z. 7. Against tho serious cases he
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