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Kansas Troops Arrive.

Santiago de Cuba. Aug. U-Eigkt hun
dred and fifty men Of the I'D Kansas vol
a3teers arrived to-day on the steamer
NigiIancia-
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Advises.

Vancouver. n. c. Aus. a--The Royal
Mall steamer Empress of China arrived
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Identified tn. Handwriting.

San Francisco. Aug. H-Dotective Nc
Vey, who came here from Delaware TO
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VERY BADLY OFF
A Great Change Experienced by m
Aged Citizen.

HAMILTON, MONT.-"SeveraI years
ago / was very badly OF with catarrh. 1t
affected my hearing so that / became
quite deaf. 1 had read q great deal In the
newspapers about Hoods Sarsaparilla and
decided to try 1t. / used nine bottles OF
the medicine and IL effectively cured me.
/ am 90 years old and can now hear
quite well, and 1 have been permanently
cured of catarrh." JNo. K. HoUK.
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BASEBALL YESTERDAY.

At Louisville-The orioles found Magee
rather easy and had no trouble In win
ming. Nops was knocked out of the box
Score:
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hcipco me NouutIlul4A
For years / was trou-
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Executors Sale Real Estate.

BY virtue Of authority vested in us by
the last Will and Testament OF CIeman
limo Hall. deceased, c'e will sel nn Sales
dav IN Decent Der, 1898, III front of the
Conrt House IN the Guy of Anderson,
=. c., tho Lands de scrioed rs follows, to
TO wit:
al that certsin piece, parcel or lot Of
Land. containing 10 acres, more or lass
situate, lying ana Being in ,'..aaa varsnHss is
said State, on waters nj Fiat Rock branch,
wsters of Savannah river. adjoining mos
OF Airs Z. a. Glenn, r. II. Beatty and 7.
l.. Tate, and being the same convey cd TO
ua by Elias Jones by Deed bearing date
January 18th, 1898, aud recorded in R. NJ.
{. office for Anderson County, s. T., IN
Book 'B," page 262
Terms-One-hal cash, balance in IL
mouihs with interest, secured by BOND
and mortgage with leave to anticipate
payment. Purchaser to pay for papers.
MRS. f. p l.. ARNOLD,
MRS. HATTIE. WELNH
EXecutrXes.
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Ono of tho Eyt,a Ct wealth.

Tho family Of one of the richest
men in New York was visited not
long ago by a contagious disease. A
health inspector was obliged to go
through tho magnificent mansion
on the Fifth avenue, and pretty
state of affairs, as he privately told
his wife, ho found there. 1T al
most makes one contented with ones
modest home" he added, "and with
the knowledge that you and I arc
not too busy, nor too fashionable,
nor tco elegant to look after our
own household matters. There nat
urally everything is left in the hands
of servants. They are supposed to
be most competent, but they are on
ly servants, after all, and not so
deeply interested as the owner
would be. Such cellar rs stands
under that splendid pile never saw
outside of a tenement house in the
slummiest slums. Itwas piled high
with indescribable refuse and filth,
rotting there and breeding inexpress-
ible disaster and menace. 1t is u
wonder that there is a sound life i'll
that house. / tell you made the
mistress of that home pale with hor
1or before / had finished my expla-
nation of causes and my threats as
to what effects she might anticipate
unless new regime was inaugural
ed ''-Philadelphia Press.
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Nov l6, 1898
Trustees Sale.

DY virtue of the power and authority
ID vested in me under the DEED OF
Trust executed by J9senh {. Edwards,
bearing date Novem her 30th. 1887, and re-
corded in tho office of the Clerk of Curt
of Common Pleas Tor The county II An
Gersop, s. c., in Book PPP, pages 553-
$50, will soll TO the highest bidder at
Anderson Court House, S. -, in front OF
the Court House, on saesday in Decem-
Der. 1898, within the legal hours OF sales,
the following tract OF Land, to wit:
All that certain Tract OF Land. situate
in the County OF Anderson, State STORE
said. containing two hundred and six
acres, moro or less adjoining lands OF
John Norris. Mrs. M. G. SHELTON, 4. B.
Earle and other-. it being tho same Tract
of Land described III said Deei OF Trust.
Terms OF Sale ash. Purchaser 10
pay extra for papers.
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Judge IF Probsfe's Sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY
IN tie Court Of Common Pleas.
Mrs. julia r. Won Hassein. Plaintiff, VS..
'attie Sherrard. Mage:c Sherrard and
others, Defendants.
IN. pursuance OF the Order of Sale grant
4 ed in the above entitled case, will
sell on Salesday in December next, in
front of the Court House in the City OF
Anderson, S. c., the Lands described as
follows. to wit:
All that certain Lot of Land, containing
one and one-half acres, more or less. sit
uate i'll Varennes Township, County and
State aforesaid. adjoining lands of J. z.
Catlett and other lands OF Mrs. J. K. Voa
Hasseln, it being the northern norton Of
the Lot conveyed to Mrs. J. r. Won Has
seln by D. Bohannan, August 7th, 1852.
Terms-One-half cash, balance in IL
months, with interest, secured by bond
and mortgage, with leave 70 pay all cash.
Purchaser to pay for papers.
r. AZ. BURRISS,
Probate Judge as Special Referee.
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TIE i-.!ss: MooNstiiiqER OF FACT.
us IS Vastly Different From the Wild
G,rratIIra Pictured.

ue IS Vastly Different from the WILD
Creature Pictured.
Ho is neither I. bandit nor q high
wayman, a disturbei of the peace,
nor, in respect to formularies other
than the revenue statutes. q law
breaker. Lease Of all, perhaps, is he
desperate. Within u month Of the
present writing 4 traveller on one Of
the Tennessee railways entered the
smoking car Of tho train. In the
rear seat sal an officer in charge of
G "covey" Of moonshincrs flushed
by him on tho mountain tho night
before There were L. III tie party.
They had yielded without resistance
to one man, and, moss singular cir
cumstance of all in the south, the
deputy had not found Unnecessary TO
put them in irons.
4 their triai {lle members of this
party VIII doubtless plead guilty 10
u man, though littlo hard swearing
would PROBABLY clear half OF them
They will beg Tor mercy CT for light
sentences, and those Of them who
promise amendment will most likely
never To again brought in on the
samo charge, for tho mountainoer is
promo to keep his promises.
A venerable judge, in whom ju-
dicial severity is tempered by gen
erous admixture of loving kindness
and mercy, and whose humane de-
cisions have made his namo a word
to conjure with among the dwellers
in the waste places, tells story
which emphasizes tho promise keep
ing trait in the mountain character.
A hardened sinner of the stills.
whose first and second offenses were
already recorded against him, WIS
once again brought to book by the
vigilance of thcrevenue men. As an
old offender, who had neither prom
ised nol" rcpented, it was likely to go
hard with him, and lie begged not
for liberty, but for q communication
of his sentence which would send
him to jail instead Of the peniten-
tiary, promising that so long as the
judge remained upon the bench he
would neither make nor meddle with
Illicit whisky.
He won his case and was sent to
jail for term of IL months. This
was in summer, and six months
later, when the first snow began TO
powder the bleak SUBMITS of Chill
howce, the judge received a letter
from tho convict. 1t was 4 simple
hearted petition for q Through" OF
ten days, pathetic and eloquent in
its primitive English and quaint
misspelling. Would the good judge
let him Of for just ten days? Winter
was coming on, and the wife and
children were alone in the cabin Oh
the mountain, with no one to make
provision for their wants. He would
not ovorstay the time. and ne would
Certain shore" come back.
His petition was granted, and
true to his word, the mountaineer
returned on the tenth day and gave
himself up to the sheriff. He served
the remainder of his sentence, and,
after his release, kept his pledge so
long as the Judge remained on the
benoh.-Lippinoott's.
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THE BRAvEsT COLDER THAT KNOW.

The bravest soldier that know
Carries .Eoolen gun.
The battles lbs fights arc long and fercc,
And he is never known to run
No matter how strong the enemy is
Or how loudly his cannon roars,
And such fearful things as bursting shells
This soldier of mine ignores.
The sword he carries is mado of tin
A marrod and twisted blade
That faithful service has performed
In many desperate raid.
When all alone. this soldier OF mine
Boldly set out TO fight
Ten thousand strong, determined men.
And put them all to flight.
A noble steed this soldier rides,
Faithful, strong and good.
He has no need Of food or drink,
For he is made of wood.
Oh. they're q valiant. fearless pair;
Battling to them il play.
Tor this soldier. yoa see, 5 my only boy
And he's four years old today.
Thomas Holmes il Trenton Gazette
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He Moved the Cattle.

Here is an incident in the life Of
Or. Herber Evans, who, about Is
years ago, broke down in health, and
was sent to Buxton with instructions
from his medical adviser not to
preach Tor IS months. ltscems that
no had got so downcast at not being
ablo to preach for such O prolonged
period tllat he doubted his own pow
crs Of ever again being Of any uso.
IN this frame OF mind he went Ear
away into the fields one fine Sunday
morning ana gavo ont an old Welsh
hymn at the very top OF his voice.
Suddenly the sAeepand cattle, which
were quietly browsing by, looked
up and ran 10 him from Ill parts OF
the Gal;l. I.e.ner returned thanks to
Providence that ostilI had the pow
or at least Of moving cattlo and
sheep and from this point hc re.
gained confidence in himself, and
his recovery Was rapid.-LonSloa
Globe.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
G Court of Common Peas.

ANDERSON COUNTY.
IN tic Court of Common Peas.
Emaline Parker. Plaintiff. vs.. W. n.
Parker. o. II. P Fart and others. De-
,eudants. ts.-Foreclosure.
DY virtue of the Decretal Order herein
ID ] will sell on salesday in Decem ber
next, in front OF the Court House in tho
City of Anderson, S c., the Lands de-
scribed as follows to wit:
ALI that certain Tract of Land, contain
ing 104 acres, mere or less, situate in Fork
Township, County and state aforesaid.
adjoining Lands of J. c. Holland, Gather
inc Brown. deceased, Jauette Holland
and Samnel CAN'T, it being the Lands
whereon w. r. Parker did reside, and
the remainder of the Tract formerly be-
longing to Benz. Holland and purchased
by w. Il. Parker at Seritf7s Sale.
Terms One-haf cash, balance ia
twelve months, with interest, secured By
bond aud mortgage, with leave to pay all
cash, and terms to be complied with iu
one hour, or resold at purchasers risk
until Il purchaser can b. found who can
thus comply. Purchaser to pay for pa
pers.
r. M. BURRISS,
Probate ,TuHyn as Sno"l r .faraa
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Diplomacy.

lone of the ways made good
many friends said the old politi~
cian to tho young man he was break
ing in as his successor, was in nev-
er failing, when L met u Nan with q
new ready made suit on, to ask him
who was his tailor indianapolis
journal.
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Probate .Tudqe as Soa"'.' r .fAre'
Sale Under Trust Deed.

DY virtue of power contained ina Deed
ID of Trust executed to me by F. NJ /.
Butler, will sell at public outcry before
the Court House door at Anderson, S. Co.
on Salesday in December, 1898, the fol-.
lowing described Real Estate:
& IL that Lot or parcel of Land situate
in the City of Anderson, in tho County
aud State aforesaid, containing eight
acres, more or less, situate on tie Pendle-
dieten Road, bounded by lands OF Mrs.
II a. Stephens, John W. Daniels and Il
new street,
Also, my undivided one-half interest
IL and 10 ali that lot or parcel cf Land
situate III City o, Anderson, County and
State aforesaid, containing one and three
tenth xeres more or less, hoanded by
lands Of j. Il Barton, Z X. Me ally and
MAXWELL Avenue, being the Lpt bonght
by J. le. Barton and j. y CAtletr rom
Mrs Grace cochran, OF which II. NJ But
ier bought The interest OF J =. Catlets.'
The S-ac.c .rac, is subdIvldsd INTO lots,
pius Il which can he soen st oiiico OF
Bonhsm II Watkins
Terms OF > .e-One-haif cash, balance
III twelve months, sseured by mortgage
of premises Leave 10 purchaser to pay
all cash iurchas. Y to pay for papers.
NJ. l.. BONN ,M. Trustee.
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cDo YOU suppose she IS IN lov;

'Do you suppose she IS III love
with Dick. asked Lor;is
Glow do we know, chump?' re-
spondcd the literary member.
Reggie regarded her fixedly. She
was at that moment talking with
great animation and glancing up at
Richard coquettishly.
I should say she was. Ihat S the
way they generally look at mo just
before they come tn g crisis. | Won
der who Sic Is. J l&ney A;syo seen
her somewhere. "
But Row lie rsore@at cEe tHrnoG
on his Leol AID v,ail.cd slowly bacj-
to theAl acTcss the beach. Lis La.
OF tie world aia had deserted hin
completely, and he 1clt as nv x wart:
ard slieepish Is Z raw schociDoy a.
he approached, greeted ~ salelis9
mora eloquent tl.i;li 'wcrCia.
~ is an old i1.end OF ls,llo who
las been abFeaa 4e4 years' b" be-
gan.
"Poor chap. sished Reggie, too
quietly TO lie heard.
Orc Of these houses belongs to
her uncle and aunt. They just came
down for tire Gay-cano Oh the train,
and sho is going 10 ride back on her
wheel. -
Still that uncomfortable silence as
tho lads scrambled up and prepared
to lead away their bicycles.
"Wai! @ minute!" stammcred
Dick. iou-you had better go on
without nee. She wants mo to go
with her. don't like to refuse an
old friend, and besides she doesn t
know the road. Well?
The club turned and looked at him
as one man, and the captain became
conscious OF q sucden lntonse envy
OF q c-am thaJ lay at Dis leeV.
We might al escofc her' SAG
MoTrls aTy-y: Ihero SAFETY IN
numbers.
Aez, lntrcuuce Us, clanlorod the
others.
Potter not, said Reggie, shak-
ing his handsome head. Il ID iona
of you, OLD fellow and you wouldn t
have shcw IL she sa" me.
q violent reasntmenS gtlpeo aS
DICK 5 heart at lhls' 10 plc3eo up
has tall wheel ana turned away. !he
lovely stranger hau Deen watching
MN unaer nor long !ashes' "onuer-
ing why inc sleua'lon u seeneu = ~ =:
sIaine'' anu mna0 n"u 'enl t'0ie eo LIS
Joy az lneo,ins ne1 "sain:
l snal1 n"Ve 10 -e'o nin on' sno
thought pt' ! 'in eeL '"in no ioSes
mos!li, ana alwa5s meanef0 marry F,,s
MN IN 1he enc DICE rs ne canlo
up 70 nes' ~ho jas IS 'ni'' a"l !' luliy '1 soou
LOOKING "iaAItne ,, oilo III 'n0 si0on
anu Diuo s0ooAinss' 49,, c4
!"eHss minutes CO. 'ne oou.' ~
cloo n''e 1e"oiio'i 'iio .o1' u +" Us
anu senao aaoen' "nion ., ~ was oniS
'ie"S - . ~ o'4-'''' CIV ~ ~ t,,':.
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Judge CT Probate's sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
IN Probate Court.


:. II. Timms. as Administrator o Estate
OF 4 b. McAiister, dacessed, Piaintidz,
vs. Carrie Timms, Dora Timms, Lizzie
Carter, Dayton 'lcAlister and others,
ts.-Actjon 10 sell Land in aid
al Personal Assets to pay Debts.
\ pursuance If the Order OF the Pro-
& bave Court. ! will sell on Salesday in
Decemher rext, in front OF the Court
House in the City of Anderson, ). c., the
Lanes described as follows, to wit:
All THAT certain piece. parcel, or Tract
Of Land, containing 242 acres, more OF
less, situate in Williamson Township
County and S!ste aforesaid, adjoining
Lands Of j. P. Johnson, VIM. Martin,
81 Margaret Lawless, and others.
Terms-One-hali cash, balance in IL
months, with interest. secured by bond
and mortgage, with leave TO pay allcash.
Purchaser TO nay tor papers.
E. NJ. BURRISS, Probate Judge.
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Hgeys@a@a2's Si;,le.

reY vitae OF the Powcr from y. w.
- willis, ne will sell on Saiesdsy in
y scerbcr next, that tract OF Ia d, con-
i.,i;,,ny lG3 Acres. in Corner io -hlp,
i.ai.,;n!ng Ia IS rnsr * lefe of i-iljasi
Whi,e. Joseph \. Bsowu nnd others.
Terms -thir! es~n. balance on
credit secured hv u1oTt@'ge
Ll6ON & LEDBhtrFN.
Mortgages.
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W;ggles-N'h;t ~, awful cold

W;ggles-What all awful cold
you have Are you doing anything
for it? Wagglcs-Ycs. am listening
to all the advice that people give me.
There are no undertakers in
Japan. When person dies it is the
crstom for his nearest relative to put
him in coffin and bury him and the
mourning does not begin until after
the burial.
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Would 30 Dangerous.

Doctor-Did you follow my pre-
ecripton?
Incorrigiblo paticnt-No; didn't
care to break my neck.
Doctor--I don't quito understand.
Incor1isible Patient throw it
out OF aho window. Washington
Times.
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Mira. Hndc,irs's succcssor.

Maturin, tho author Of Monte
rio who died in 1924, was perhaps
tho purest representative of tho de.
cadont followers of Mrs Radcliffe.
His appearance an! his character
write Che cpitaph OF tho extinction
OF tho school TO which he belonged.
Wien engaged in composition, hd
placeG 8 black wafcr on thc center
OF lis forehead as Z sien that Ia
,nust not DO Interrupted. Often in
paeuniarv difficulties, b. once bor-
rowed $50 of Lady Morgan. LLl
spent tho money ft Il reception to
which lo invited all his friends. Al
Sic end Of q 1ar2e. empty, hired
room Was; placed a Ca; s5liinoanted
1y /. crimson canopy, under which
Bat Fir. and Mrs. Maiurin. Bewicl5,
Who visitel linn ut Drblin in tha
ea;lv part OF the present century,
has lett Z grapl,ic picture OF his ap-
posrancc lic found l.atulin dressed
10 receive him, ''paoing his draw.
i'll: room in elegant ir.ll dress, a
ellcndidly hopnd beck laid open
upop q can'ricpoclot handkercbiei
laced round iho edges, aud sccnt-
ca with cau Do colognc-anl held
upon both hands; Il stylish nea
Hack Wig curlcd over liii ( nplcs,
Ei5 shirt collar reaching ha'f way
up his face, and llis attcnuatcd
clecbs aougcd Up te tho vory eyes.
-Quartarly Goyiew.
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Mother S I 'riie1ld i

We know that in thousands of cases
it has proved more than blessing to
expectant mothers. 1t overcones morn
ing sickness. 1t relieves the sense of
tightness. Headaches cease, and dan
ger from Swollen, Hard and Rising
Breasts is avoided. Labor itself is
shortened and shorn Of most Of the pain.
We know that many doctors recon-
mend it, and we know that multitudes
of women go to the drag stores and buy
it because they are sure their physicians
have no objections. We asl, a trial
just fair test There is no possible
chance OF injury being the result, be-
cause Elcther's Friend is scientific
ally compounded. 1t is sold Isl bot
tie, and should be used during most Of
the period Of CESSATION, although grea.
relief is experienced if used only short
time before childbirth Send for Our IL
lustrated bool; about Mothers Friend.
TIE BRADFlELD REGULATOR COe
ATLANTA. GA.
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Judge of Probate's sale.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Anderson County.
Z. IL na,rt ot C.a,u1.,n1. plens

Mrs. Carrie a. Jackson, Plaintiff cs. z.
a. Jackson, Mrs. .snnie 5. Moss. as
Adninistratrlx, DC: ct q, Deieudanis.
Foreclosure.
DUR ,UANT TO the Judgment cf Fore
/. cn>ure herein vii sell on Sales
Gag in December next, ii froht ~ the
Court House il the CITY os Anderson. ):
c., tie following describe. Lands, % Wit:
All tha. certain Lat al Land. contai'.iuS
two acres, norc or iesS. situate withia
the corp. rate limit, Of the icy OF Arder-
500, :. C., adjoining lands Of Mrs Cora
LigoD, z. Y. McCulY ard ofhers, and
known rs tho Drennan Lp.
Also, that other Lot containing two
scro., more or less, situate within the
corporate limits OF said City. and adjoin-
i; lands OF william Green, Geo Evans
and others, and known as the Wilson Lot,
aud same conveyed to said R. a. jackson
by Jeptha Wilson.
Terns--One half cash balance with in
terest. in twelve months, secured by bond
and mortgage with leave to pay all casr.
Purchaser 70 pay for paper.
prc Loto Tr6uo 30 Snacial Ref0rSP.
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llIf. undersigned. Admiuisira'or 81
thu hstare of +. II. popre, deceased,
hershY gives notice thaf le VIII ou ii1-
s.ad dav - Dsceriber lSas applv To ''ie
Judge oi PrpNs.e for Atiasfsn C9Hn'V.
=. .. for l'ina Settlement ri .asi +
tate, aud Il ilsrnarg" from his "iiire a
Adriinistrat"r. w. t. CON, Adm I.
NOV -, lS9S ~
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NOTICE.

A IL. VERSIONS indebted 10 t,ia Es'a'eof
"A s,las Il.l, Gereases', VIII nNtke
Irvmor ts n.e or ny Attorneys, Bon
lam 4 Wa!lSirs, anil ,l persNna having
claims again. { aaid l,.s'a.e VIII ren'irr
tho same, duly nttcsted, To mo or I" my
said Attorneys, within The time required
by law. =; =: n. ~ III,
Nov 23. 1855 ~ 8
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Mntice of Final Settlement.

!IIa un,lcr~igned, Executors OF the
Estate Of y Il. Reed. e'ceased. E":en2
give nn,ice hat ,hey viii on the ::,5ri day
o., naesr.her. 1898, apply 10 the 'ndge OF
Probate f,r Andersnn Count ;. g., Tor
y F,nsl -,et,!rment ci said Estate, atic q
.d;srhurre from their oi'iee a~ Executors.
G. G. REED.
J. p REED, - -
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( 2 WORD
to Doctors s S

We have the highest regard for the
medical profession. Our preparations
arc not solo Tor the purpose OF antagon-
iziaG them, but rather as an aid. We
lay it down IS an established truth that
internal remedies are positively iniuri-
Gus TO expectant mothers. The distress
and discomforts experienced during the
months preceding Childbirth can be al
lcviated only by external tTeatmcnt-by
applying a liniment that softens and re-
LAKES the ovcr-straincd muscles. We
make and sell such a liniment, COM
bining the Ingredients in manner
hitherto unknown. ard call it
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The road to heaven is Goo mar
row for You 20 travel in it and pass
anybody on TIE way.
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The young are determined to lind
out for themselves how many thorus
grow around forbidden fruit; the old
may as we'll quit talking.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1898-11-30
Notice cf Final Settlement.

THE nniersigne,, Execntrixes of Es-
tate Of Cemeptne y. isall, decd. hereby
gives notice that hey til on the 6sh day
II December, 1898. apply tn the Judgo of
perobale ior Anderson County. 5. c., for
I. 'inai Settlement OF said rs ate and
discharge from therolti.eas EXecutriXes.
MRS T. 7. r ARNOLD,
IRIS uAriIE WELCH.
FXscutrlxes.
Gov. Is. 1s9S .2l s