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"A Minister'S Good Work.

81 had severe attack of bilious
collie, got bottle of Chamberlain's
Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy.
took two doses and was entirely cured"
says Rev. A. A. Power, f Emporia,
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ers has been common theme with
novelists, who usually. endcavor to
make the likeness seem more probable
by telling us that the children were
twins. Yet see what have found in
real life. During my investigation Of
this affair l found Il photograph which
immediately attracted my attention.
partly because of the extreme beauty
OF the face, but more especially be-
cause 1T seemed so familiar TO me, this
despite the fact that L was sure that
had never seen the original, Lillian
Vale"
All. Then it was her picture which
You showed to the matron?"
NO, colonel. Hear me out. car
ried the picture in my pocket and look
ed at 1t from time to time, becoming
more ana more convinced that some
where l had seen the face before. At
length | remembered. There was in
my own home another photograph. the
likeness of q young woman who had
taken great fancy to my little dauch-
Ter at school, from which circumstances
had sprung up slight acquaintance
between our families. l compared the
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

hereby announce myself as a candi
da'e for the office of County Commis-
sloner, subject TO the rules governing the
Democratic Primary.
l. Nj. MOBLEY.
L hereby announce myself can
diiato for the Office Of County Com
missioner, subject to the Democratic
primary. Y. S. BoBo.
hereby announce myself as Il candi-
date for ihn office of County Commits
Sioner ct Union county, subject to the
rules governing the Demdcratlc primary
election. JOSEPH A. BETsILL.
l hereby announce myself as candi-
date for the office of County Commits
Sioncr of Union County,. subject to the
rules governing the Democratic primary.
GILMER G.. GREER.
| hereby announce myself for the
oltice of County Commissioner of Union
county, subject to the Democratic
primary election. j. a. CHAMBERS.
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CHAPTER XVIII,
AN APPEAL TO TIE HEART.

AN APPEAL TO TIE HEART.
They had scarcely left the maternity
hospital when the colonel evinced his
impatience to know more of his other
daughter.
Mitchell" lie exclaimed, "in heavens
name, do not keep me in suspense!
You evidently know who and where
my other child is. Tell me all at
once"
'It Is most extraordinary, colonel"
said Mr.. Mitchell. land most painful
The simple fact is that the father of
that abandoned baby. the lover Of your
younger daughter, is contemplating an
elopement with your elder child"
Impossible! You cannot mean it!
God would not permit such an out
rage-to abandon my little Lillian and
her child and to marry her sister! 1t
would be toe horrible"
"Ah! But the man does not know
Of the relationship. Who would guess
that such link connects the Eifth
avenue palace with the slum tene-
ment? And yet" lie added. musing,
at seemed so very obvious that won
der how 1t could have escaped the
mans notice.
"What was so obvious? Mitchell, you
knew or suspected the truth before we
visited this institution. Our visit
merely confirmed your expectations.
Tell me how you made the discovery"
"Come into this cafe, colonel. and ]
will give you ten minutes. which is all
the time that I dare to waste. We
can talk in here comparatively undis.
turbed."
They went into the cafe, taking seats
at a table in q secluded corner, and
after ordering some wine'Mr. Mitchell
proceeded:
"My story Is most singular, yet II
shows that we should be very careful
in criticising n work of fiction. How
often do we read tale and thrust II
aside with the exclamation: Bah
Improbable" Yet within 24 hours ouI
newspapers may report n similar series
Of events In actual life. The remarka
BILE slmilitude Of two sisters or broth
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"Do you dare to tnStn,tato, sir, that p
strangely enough, colonel, observed
identicaiiy the same peculiarly iii your
little fingers"
: 'Do you dare to insinuate, sir, that
r. The colonel was so angry that he
fairly beloved, but Mr.. Mitchell inter-
ruptcd him and calmly added:
"That you are the child's father?
Not at ALL colonel. The idea never
even occurred to me. But I will tell
you what 1 did think. The fact that
you. an aristocrat, could have such
ydeformity proved conclusively that 1t
WIS not impossible that this waif, with
her crooked finger, might have blue
blood In her veins, as the matron sug-
gested."
."Oh! That was your deduction, was
Il? Well, go on; go on, sir! Come to
m end! am tired Of this affair."" The
colonel mopped his forehead and SEEM
ed nightly relieved.
"You will know all In few mo-
ments. I shall not weary you with the
details of my investigation. Suffice to
sny that traced the infant to it's
mother. though, as you are aware,
was forced to bring the two together
before j could obtain the latter's con-
fession. In the mother, however,
found that which greatly emphasized
the value Of the crooked finger as eyf.
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announcements,
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
FOR HOUSE REPRESENTA-
TIVES.

FOR HOUSE OF REPRESENTA-
TIVES.
L hereby announce myself us a caudi-
date for reelection as representative
from Union county, and pledge myself
10 ABIDE the result of the primary cIec-
ticn. A. & IyIrs
L hereby announce myself Il candidate
for the House of Representatives. sub
ject to the rules governing the Demo
cratic primary,
BEN Il. TOWNSEND.
EeTeDy announce myself as Il candi-
cate Tor Representative of Union county,
ana pledge myself to abide the result of
the Democratic primary.
III. l.. ScAIrE.
have consented for my name to ap-
pear as a candidate for the House of
representatives, subject to the decision
of The ID, mocratic Primary.
DAVID n. WILBURN.
| respectfully announce myself !, can
dldate for membership in the House of
representatives from Union county,
SUBJECT TO the Democratic primary
election. CARREL III. FOSTER.
hereby announce myself candidate
ior the House Of Representatives subject
10 the decision of the Democratic pri-
mary. w. Il. O'SIIIELDS.
The many friends of Mr.. II. C
Little hereby announce his name as a
candidate for the House Of Repre-
sentatives, and pledge him to abide
the result of the Democratic primary
election.
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WONzAN
IS LIKE a DEIECsTE
MUSICAL INSTRUMENT

In good condition she is sweet and lovable.
and sings life's song on joyful harmonious
string. Out Of order or unstrung there is
discordancc and unhappiness. Just as there
isone KEY note &c al music SO there is one key
note to health. woman might as we'll try
70 ny without wings as 10 feel we'll and look
well while the organs that make her a woman
are weak or diseased. She must be healthy
inside or she can't be healthy outside. There
are thousands Of women suffering silently all
over the country. Mistaken modesty urges
their silence. While there is nothing more
admirable than a modest woman. health is
OF the first importance. Every other con-
sioeration should give way before it. Brad
iHlds Female Regulator is a medicine for
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4 tCUS Ut NtS sac CRCN NC utCU IlCO UCCGS
ago"
two, and any one would readily believe
that they are from the same original.
Yet one was a child of poverty, Lillian
Vale, and the other an heircsS to mil
lions, Pcrdita Maria Van Cortlandt."
And you mean that Pcrdita Van
Cortlandt is my child:" gaspcd the
colonel. "Why-why, man, the Van
Cortlandts ;Hc my intimate friends!
Gabriel Van Cortlandt served in the
same regiment with me in the army,
and l was at his side when he died
two years ago. What is more, for you
may as we'll have the whole story now,
Ill loved GaDriCl'S wife before he
married her. / never told her, because
was not rich enough to WOO her. SO
Gabriel found me no obstacle TO his
suit, and remained friends with both,
preferring to keep my secret. The
years passed, but the pain in my heart
would not die. l went into the army
hoping to forget the past, yet within
two months chance brought Gabriel
and myself together, and we remained
comrades throughout the war. And
now l learn that by strange decree
of fate one of my deserted children
was given into the care Of the woman
for love of whom l have remained a
bachelor, while the other, with her own
baby, has driftcd into the care OF the
society which my conscience has fore
ed me to aid to the extent OF my means.
What strange world! What strange
world. What Il strange world.'
He looked off into space for mo-
mcnt or two, his wine glass poised half
way TO his lips. Then he drank the
contents to the last drop, and, turning
to face Mr.. Mitchell, he inquired:
"Ilavc you the two photographs?
| would like TO see them"
Mr.. Mitchell drew out an envelope,
| from which ha took two cabinet pho
tograpnS, which he handed to the
colonel, rcmarking:
| Examine them closely, and You will
see that the resemblance is so great
that no one could escape noting it."
| Marvellous, marvellous" exclaimed
| the colonel. "liut there is something
I do not undcrstaGd. In the first place
these are the likcncsscs of children
and, secondly, this one which you say
is Pcrdita does not greatly resemble
her"
neg ITo BE Continued
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"Through tho months of June and
July cur baby was teethiug and took
a running eff of the bowels and sick
ness of the stomach says o. p. nj.
Holiday, Of Deming, Ind. Hi,
bowels would move from five to eight
times day. had II bottle of Cham
h"rlain's Collie, Cholera and Diar.
.hoca Remedy in the house and gave
HIM four drops i'll teaspoonful of
water md he got better at once"
Sold by +. G. Duke, Druggist.
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GENERAL NEWS NOTES.

My baby was terribly sick with
me tIarrhcea," says j. H. Doak, of
Williams, Oregon. ave were unable
to cure him wi,h TIE doctor's assist.
ance, aud as last resort we tried
Z 'amberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Darrhoea Remedy. | am happy to
say 1t gavo immediate relief and a
complete cure" For sale. by F. G.
Duke, Druggist.
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A GREAT DIFFERENCE.

There is great difference between
Mckinley auu Bryan 80 for AS their
candidacy Is Concerned: Mckinley is
largely in tho hands and sut Ct to
the Influences Of such men as Mark
Hanna, while Bryan is his own man
and is not bossed i'll the sli, ,htest de.
gree by anybody. lie would enter the
presidential ollie under no obliga-
lions t. ANY pers'n or p'wer p 'liticaI,
commercial or iudpjt:ia: NJ, kinley
Is undoubtedly tie favo.ite of the
money power and the great ,ru ,ts,
ana these will contribute larg. ly to
MS campsis 80 fund. thus putting him
in their debt should he be re- ,lected
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THE CRIME OF THE CENTURY.
By R0DRIGUES OTTOLENgUI.
Evidence" "a Modern JyIzarri -
Final Proof" Etc.
tCopyright, 1896, by @. P. Putnam's Sons All
rights rcserved.l

NO. sir; not in the eyes Of the law.
or course l know what Won are dr;v-
Ing Mt. You have been reading some
Of the newfangled notions of the GRIM
inologists Of today. men who would
IKE us TO open the prisons and release
ah the criminals. to prey upon the
world. But | am astonished that n
man OF your intelligence should adopt
such fanatical and revolutionary
IDEAS"
1--WE will not discuss views at pres
ent, colonel. Let Us keep to the case
In hand. You think, then. that in spite
or the girls hcredity and regardless
OF her environment she should be held
responsible and that If guilty she
should be puniShcd?"
II do. Such people must be made
an example to others if we would less
en- that class of crime"
And what Of her father? He Is liv.
Ing yet. man OF seed heritage and
exceptional environments Yet he COM
mitted the same crime. What Of him,
colonel?"
why, of course he ought to be pun
1shed likewise, though evidently this
occurred so long ago that doubt If
anything could be done at this late
day"
ion. Now we will so back. If you
please, to my first visit here. You may
recall the fact that the matron sug-
gested that you should adopt the
child?''
"The silly speech Of silly woman"
Eyes; but it.gave me an idea. She
also expressed the opinion that the
shape of the hands IS an evidence of
the breeding and claimed, as she put
1t, that this particular infant had blue
blood in It's veins. Now, follow me,
colonel. These words had just been
uttered when you leaned over the crib.
and the baby grasped your thumb
Thus her hand and yours were brought
together"
"WellT'
II noted n peculiar crook-it was
scarcely deformity, though quite
marked-a curious curvature of the lit
tie finger Of the baby's hand, and,
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ANOTHER HOMICIDE.

John Allen. colored, and Gillian
Watkins, also colored, got into fight
Sunday hight, during which Allen
received severe stab under The left
shoulder. Watkins was arrested and
is in Jail. Allen died of his wound.
Coroner Green held an itquest and
the usual verdict in such case was
rendered. .-Columbia Record.
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FOR MAGISTRATE.

Jno. L. Gage hereby announces him
sell Il candidate for nomination for Mag
istlate of Union township at the coming
primary election.
am candidate for reappointment
TO the Office of Magistrate for Union
township subject to the Democratic
Primary Election.
j. T.. MCLUkE.
The Union times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1894-1918, 1900-08-17
FINANCIAL TROUBLE.

The Loan aud Savings bank failed
to open its doors for business last Sat.
urday morning, and since then it has
been dawiJg more aid more clearly
upol the psople that the town is in
trouble AMI lots Of it The bank failed
for about SS5,000.-Yorkville En-
qlire.