The news and herald. (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-15
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A Medley, Mysttery, a Marvel ana .
THE STORY OF A DRRAM.

slderaDly. Ihere 1S no harm IN making
money. It answereth all things. Uset
money enough in the world TO form levol
by which tho mass of humanity could be lift
ed, TO certain extent, out Of its depths OF
sorrow and despair. Money we must have
make money who have no faculty for saving
Would you save you must know how to deny
those who would borrow and never repay, as
woll as those who beg simply because they are
too lazy to work. There are mon who mover
want to SEQ you except to ask the favor Of q
loan. They will ask for just one word with
you, and that one word is suro to be money.
An ilnpocunious follow met a rich aoQuaint-
ance, and not liking to ask diI Q ,tly for a
loan, said, "Friend Smith, if you had ton
dollars in your pocket, and I was to ask you
in your pookot2" ''Ton dollars, to bo sure,''
replied the rich man, without a moments
hesitation. He had gumption, and knew too
rule of subtraction.
On, SEQ, said tho impocunious man thus
rebuifed: He was able to owe. Ho was
one of tho Micawbor sort-always waiting
people who arc sick, They think to got we'll
by letting disease take care of itself. But
discusses do not heal Themselves and too late
their victims full often find this out to their
been wise i'll time they might have added
many years to their lense of lifo. Tho cure
was nigh them, rs it is nigh to all who read
this medley. These paragraphs toll tho
story, rs a pationt perusal will prove Those
who have keen insight and can read between
tho limos may solve tho conundrum the SOON
or for it, but upon all, light will dawn orc
they read tho final word of our story.
Light will dawn, we said and so 1t will,
light of hopo and hclp Light is what a
will call him. He was very sick. Consump-
tion had fastened its fangs upon him. He
Ind long neglected catarrh, and laughed Mt
tho idoa of taking anything for it when nd
worse. His lungs became diseased, hack
ink, churchynrd cough rackcd him almost to
plcSes, and ho was fast wasting away. A
nerN shadow of his former self, ho scarcely
horrible dreams. Talk Of nightmare! A
whole circus troupe, horses and all, seemed
20 maze his bed tho aroma Of their wild per
Aorlnaiiccs. In this case money did not
make }ho mare go, for no spont deal OF
money on doctors and physics md WIS
nothil(g bothered. Ho ato little, and was
fast going down TO an untimely grave, lcav-
ing HIS wife Il widow and his four bright
chlidHcn orphans when, 10! OH ono evcntful
mghp he dreamed for once q bright and
"a",e rc!1E.' o'S'"' w"''" our "0A' D"'"sF"p" will
Death, the black-visagod monster, Ind
Until then stared him in tho face, but tho
dream brought him hopo. He saw a bright,
Mhite-robcd angel i'll his dream, who snid,
~ como to bring you good news. Hero
is your curc-surc, safc, harmless, prompt
and reliable. Got well ana scok to take
health thereby to others. Behold tho curep'
With these words tho angel was gono, but ero
tho trail of light which followed him had
vanished the dreamer saw glttcring in the
light three golden lcttors-G. NJ. ID. "What
can it moan?' he said to himself, ns he
awoke from his slumbor. 81 have had a
Good Many Dreams before, but never such
tilIr lad
his wife and TO hor related his vision. Alas,
she could not solve tho problem. Romom-
berng all the medical advice, and tho physic,
and tho expense involved since hcr husband
became sick, she expressed tho hope that tho
letters wore not intended to suggest that n
Good Many Doctors must yet bo consulted
in addition to ull that had hocn interviewed
llo gronncd III reply and remarked that if no
had to consult any more thoro would hnvo to
ho Gold Mine Discovered in ordor to pay
them.
Every day for n wcok no and his faithful
spouse soarchod diligently for kcy to
tho problem. In tho dictionary, in such
newspapers, ns they happened to have, in
they sought-hoping to find Il clcw. Letters
stand for words, and they hopcG to light
H;!om t!;o words that should suggest tho euro.
They Griovod Many Days over their lack of
good luck, as they said, and tho Good Man
Dreamed again and again, but saw no moro
angels. Hope deferred mnketh tho hoart
sick. ooh, that tho angel had Guided Mo
Definitely and Given More Diroctions," he
exclaimed, again and again.
Nearly two weeks Ind elapsed since tho
night OF the Great Mysterious Dream, when
there came to the house II pamphlet. Tired
with his exhnnsting Office work, which no
still pursued, determining if possible to dio
III tho harness. Jones was about to throw
tho pamphlet in tho iiro when something
prompted him to oxnmino it. Surely,
thought no, horo can De nothing TINT will
Pierce this Gloom Most Distressing, or Give
Mo, Dishcarte!:ed, any rolef. Poor man,
he had worked letters over in his mind, and
made SO many combinations with them, that
they occurred in almost every sentence no
uttered. They entered even into his prny
ers. Heaven Grant Mo Dclivornncc, no
would say, nor let diseaso Grind Mo Down,
and SO forth, at iMfnii,.",, and a milo or two
beyond
Mentally tortured and suffering in every
fiber of his body, what wonder that lie
read page after pngo of tho pamphlet. IL
was work on disca 'cs, and in tho morbid
state of his mind its contents soomod to suit
him. II spoke Of almost ovory disease that
GllmI 40 Most Delightful Of light stole in
uron him. "Euroka! Eurcka!" ho cried.
"Wifc, have it, have it."
Everybody in tho house heard him cry
what no had found. All expected to SEQ some
Great Miracle Donc, and then came tho OK
panation. Simple, Of course, but why had
no not thought of ii before? Oh, what row
elation! Here was hope for him and for all
consumptives. Horc, hopo for suffering
friends and noiGhhors. That night ho scarce
could sleep, but whom no did, ho again saw II
bright vision of golden lottors, in fact, n
G!ittcring Monogram Deciphorod readily.
and roadIng G.. NJ. d.; and again j. p. p,
and yet again L. p; and ono hugo p. around
which those othess woro cntwined and then
w. ID. NJ. a. All tho letters blended, yot
each WAS distinct. All ho had sorn in tho
book, all ho again saw III his vision.
D.-Again no rang tho changes; backward
nj. G. D.-Aliserys Groat Doivoror, till
time would fail to tell them all. y. =. p.
stood for Perfect Peace Promised for suf-
terers. and sweet release from Frustrating
Purgntorial Pains. And again L. p. was
Freedom Promised, and backward, p. T., it
became Pain Flccs. Now no could got woll,
and once well, he would he a missionary, q
Glad Missionary Devoted to tho work Of
telling other" how they might got deliver
nnce. lio went through tho list of diseases
among TN $50 OF his own acquaintance, from
John Robinson, whose torpid livor gnvo him
constant hoadacho and severe bilious attacks
on through tho list of those suffering from
ulcors, coughs, weak and diseased lungs, to
his friend, General b, who wns us near
tho grave IA no. And for all these, as wol
as for himself, tho Grave May Disappear from
present vision, and zach may bo Given More
Decades of ito than they had hoped to have
years. Against the mildcr cases no marked
marked G. NJ. d., not tho Grizzly Monster
Deuth which ho az lnnu bnI droodoI l,ut