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Nereaux'S House,

l have recently purchased the
Hawkins House and have had it
completely overhauled, renovated.
repaired and refurnished. 1t Is
now open to transient trade 40
we'll as regular boarders. Acco.
mOdatiOns are first class.
At West st. Peter ct.
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The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27
JACK TARS Of TWO
NAv|ES TO M|NGLE
Second Cruiser Squadron Of Brit
ish Fleet Will Visit American
Waters During First Week IN
October.
SA'cBI.rc sPECfii.


New YORK. Aug. .i-New YORK Will b
the seen. .. Il s.gna Ykable e.smonstrat:o1
OF fraternity and good viii between tho
Jack fars Of the navies OF Great Britain
and ;h- United States during tho S,re.
week In Octobe-. on thu occasion OF ths
visit os the second cruiser SpuaiYsa % tii9
British Zee:
On or about che frs. Nonisy IN ths
month. l.So American sailors will enter
tain a Ike number of their British bresh-
r.n. giving them III. G!xscs. tim. OF ,ks4r
lives. Arrangements ar. ncg making skP
4 Sress banquet. smoke. AMI tieascs
rary. which shall r,-pay Priace Louis a4
Ea:senb~rx's jolly nne. for ali she enfe..
t.i.nsuf :.~y iEy" si.o.e cred uoon IL,
Yankees ia ;!,:.s past. ar! iexyo then,
.~sy &. sr:ea!s..
y roma:i;;.c OF three representative sea-
insri from ,fs So-ts Atlantis ..,uadeva b..
i.s a: NcNfyc.t has ar,i:ed u; MS city.
Ths Committee. made uv ~ II. Schs-
mses.cr. Chisf ccsrtsrmasi.>r % tie AaR.
hoip. ,h- Ns;:l-: q. H. san:son, ch:cf Tug
r-, 1-spts!: of :ha ,isssa ci,9s.t;s, ard J.
r. Lotus. Boasswsii's Mate. n.ss-c.ass. %
,he Missouri EAs at IS d:s,sssal - 80
:a5fel b. rai-sc-i,,icE s.nocS the seams,.
cf the ssrciro,i. eys:y cent OF which = q
- sp<n: sor the ss,serssHpese - a. 49,
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27
EXPECTS TO FIND |
new DIAMOND FIELD
South African Expert Believes
Ricf Deposits Cnderlie Surface
Of Kentucky and North and
South Carolina.
HEP-si.ic SPECIAL

REPCGiic SPECIAL.
Esw York. Aug. x.-pavid Draper O:
johannesburg. eov;h Africa, set out to-
day for the South 20 nnd tie diamonds
shA: he II sure lie u2susp-c;ed u.lder tie
surface os kentucky ard North ard South
Carolina
He Was seen At TIE Union Squafe Hotel
to-day a. be Nas checking his ou;At 70.
Richmond Va Thence he viii start for
Elliott County. Kentucky. next week 70
baCn the eeafcA for diamonds
"A specimen Of rock taken from Elliott
County was given ne for examination"
M Draper said. ard .,.d shas Il IS Aen-
teal With rock found IN the hes, an!nes L.
South Africa. AID ann coavf.cet tha.
ycu have rGa, here 81 ;hss country r.ca
mines OF these stoces
ffom what I Al, told. sts seo,,is os
tie eosth dor't know tie ars; principals
aboz, diamond hunting Tfey make a
f-~ ko:es IN the earth aad shea become
discouraged aid give !: 70. II on.-karaf
stors Is found & every sixteen crt.c feet
c: sp:iI mineral. {: IS co2s.seesa In ecsek
Africa . very rich ns!ne. a: Present no
nsane Ia South Africa is pz;,;ns or: more
sh3n q k1is karat 80 tie load ] n.ver
shaaace . mine r:;N $50 !oaes O: nl,.-
e-ais ha-e sa,eei through tee Eaeh,.e-
pc.foe G>crss F-e3e-iSk KING. tire cia.
Ecrd sxr.:S fc: TH2sy 4 Co. sa.. To-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

Judge Releases Man Who Stole
Food for Starving Family.

EsrEELic SI'EtTAI~
New York. Aug. :e-Whea 81: LIN.
ners cf No. 81 Yves: fff:y-;irst stree, ap-
p"ars'i In Par; !. General Session. Cp..Yt.
TO he Sentenced on his plea Of guilty. 70
chars. o: grand larceny IL tie second
degree. his wife. With n 4-weeks-oid baby
~ her breast and ti.Tec other little ones
n her skirts. "A: Gcsponden:iy IA. the
courtroom. Two other children had teca
left at home.
Iimb<TS. Gut o: wo.x and desperate be-
cause Of Lis starving fam:i;. kad stolen 4
QB7rte: o: beef.
Ills wlsc told Judge McMe.ion her hus-
band had always been homes: and :,ever
would rave stolen had he not been hail.
cfa1ed By mis.or1Y.e.
Judge NcSiahon. renar r..:n7 tho case
vas oas Ene-ftins clemeacy II ever one
did. Suspended sentence and !e, LJn,ery
60 With his family.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27
FAMOUS PARTY WORKER OF OMAHA
CELEBRATES SEVENTY-FlFTH BIRTHDAY
Doctor George L. Miller Has Ed
tied the Omaha Herald Twen.
ty-Four Years-Stil! Aotire in
I'oliticA
EEpIr!Ec SPECIAL.

Ef:r'-r,I-FC sFfCTAi.
Omaha Neb,. Aus S.-Nr George I.
Siie-. :~cn'y-rou- yes-s Editor % Ths
Omaha Herald and or. os :,is r,oSs els
t.assishsd newspaper editors aai Demo-
era''. ro':.i,'>ns Z, :hs Wees. celebrates:
the seeea:y -atch anniversary Q: k:s si-sh
. fcw days go
Itcepiis his aisa-oea yea-S ~. Miller
d stiii hale ard hearty man He uas
Rot long ago APPOINTS! by Governor Mick
ey Q mcEI'eer @: :hs Board % Fir. an. 20
Slce Commissioner n Omaha aaa he ss,,l
takes . dep iu-.res: ars. an active mar,
On public affair.
Several years ago ~: Niie- married
Niss No-toa - Nrbraska .g-y. = e-..r
Ct the late : Sterling Morton and with
her be lives n ccsy Ani comfortable
kcme IN fh.s c.,y.
1T. Miller ~as 20: years . isc-,tc. o:
ets Eaii,.si u-r-o-s-at:e Ca.u;n.,t.. aat
IN Intimate persona! G.a rcsiiicai trend
q tha Trs.; :e15c-s G: the Dcmccratsc
marty q tie nIsioa rrr<i4ra, C.,velsa.
0as ufeed 90 apy~p.n; him 30 . piacs II
In CAhases. tct he ID 70, Z, -, DESPITE
ehe kxgh resars se CHERISHED :ar r- Miller
RerScaAliy ac5 h.s srcs; respect fe; rs
nns;asscS-
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

work. recently published at I.sipsic. has
been pu: In circulation In all parts of tho
world
eTrDENT' OF HYPSOT1SM
In the field OF science Doctor ligcn's
favori:c stu.!iss are hyDno:.s,n ani tho
chemistry OF light I. IS IN connection
with these that he treats the rhysi,a'
ailments ~ his par:shioners. in addition
% !ocl::..s after their spiritual welfare. Ho
believes that tho coicr Of clothing should
h, chosen with reference to ttc disposition
Of the Wea:er.
Each temperament according To his the
orr. has a certain color associated with Il.
AMI It's e:Sec, can be modified Or offset by
wearing the Complementary color. Thus
Jealousy. persons Of Jealous temperament
can correct that tendency by clothing
themselves In red garments
Doctor liCen also Is known ~ an anna
teur musician OF ability. His .ayor..e IN
strument IS tho plano. He has tried HI;
hand At composing music.
This many sided preacher II = years
old lie was born In Wiesbaiei,. Ger
Navy. ard came TO America f"1rscen
wears ago. After serving NJ pastor a:
liiEb!aHd. HI. n" came to -. louis and
:.szu;n.i .'narrc. .f the N"iy Ghost Ger
ran Evangelical shu,ch. y, Grand and
Page avenues. I!s has been there eve.
since.
His congregation is To: member Of the
I.1;hcran synod. because y does: not asreo
with 'hc syr1t on certain points of doc
trirc. III" principal point n! difference
he:ac that the members Of Doctor Ileen's
church do not believe in the divinity oe
Christ.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27
WAR ON M|LkMEn
OF SPRINGFIELD, Ill
Deaths Of Several Babies Said TO
Have Eeen Caused by Adnlter.
ations in Milk - Physicians
Back City in Prosecutions.
RiTCELiC SPEr!s..

RE:PrEiic SPECIAL.
Springfield. IL. Aug. x.-Sbnns6e.d
hs aiii, Authorities have Instituted Q var
On Trilkmen who. I: - alleged. have been
selling adul;sased milk TO their patrons
-Four arrests already have been made and
daily tests 0: the product % other dealers
are making.
F. T. Shuster. Conrad With. A. 3.
:Sokes and A. Mueller are defendants IN
the psocecl!nSs already Instituted. and =
wa:.an: has been sworn out fys Sha ARES:
of q. u. TownsIey. Al five are ehasxed
with sdvi.cfa:.ng shesr product with sos-
nsl.n.
The coale.s iass: thcy. ars innooeee os
TIE charge. buf the ausho:isses declare
they have sos:;:.. proc: q: the gs..s q:
al.
T..c test o: the milk IN gue.;io. was
Ez.t- by Doctc: Eianke:ney~.. safe
Chemist. sxaxte,I ~ Doc:o: A. Y. Es..ta,e
oc Chicago. Seve,sl physicians Of the city
s.- hsck OF the city !ri the pros-cusi,n.
The mortality rate among babies IN
Ss-irssfes. vas twice as hign last month
as In JsIy o. las: year ard physicians
ss.e-c positively that several deaths tn
.crsbtet.k uc1. d1e 60 the a3u:.esa:ioa CE
mix fed TO -. Infants.
Cny Health Inspector S-;;on declares he
las e.,d.rce ;ha: ons family made Or.
.Ey:E.a;s NTH cse - tho aiIkAen IA.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

EETIHEIL SstN.Ns-
okiaAc:na Cssy. Ok. Az N-eess-
Once Inspector vcxcs ~ Seasrse ,o-Say
eHr.<d the arrest ;..ls cs;y ~ Ms
CeeecA eusa,i q ;2,e e,.a-xe 9. .ers.ss
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27
MANY WOMEN WILLING
10 WE'D LEclESS MAN.
Shoemaker oe AstSes, =. T.. Aaser.
t1ses fer . Wife aoa G;ess l08
Replies 0t O0ee.


EIslr-BiIc srECiNL.
Attica. y. T.. Aug. ss.-!s is rot o.;ea
that . man has rs chances 70 get mar
.iei. and much more unusual when that
man sas two wooden legs and has % 90
arousd on canes yet such Il the situation
In which Eugene Merrill OF this place 9nis
himself as the result Of advertising for .
spouse.
Merrill - q shoemaker "a the employ
OF J. A. krsuss. His wife died a fe<
months ago AID he has lad no on. 90 earc
Cor him. ard he has scvn1 3, .:ifhcuit TO
get along. being Handicapped In the ;i.e
o: cour;.nS ~ his taarMi,ies- He snug ~
reit<s n the want columns % some BEffaio
PAPERS ari foc..,! "a them . help IN ;he
tine of s.csSt..
Merrill Is .o~ trying 20 make . ctoice
In the assortment q: a hundred CT more
p.o9trcl hands and tcssts He Was q ~.
;ic eenta.rssae1 ye-tsrstsy. though. wh. a
the FRS: arpairan: Who came 20 .ee i.ra
n Yss.-osse 20 h.s reares. iecsse3 ira:
she g:.sxsd she dida't Wa2s 10 get mar
re-. after al. However he Is not q, all
esss down. Is Ac hss ~ cha.oes ,e.,, ~i:a
. po.ze'sty et E.o:s ssSi!es c-n;ag q.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

10 nan Of impressive personality. His hign
Intellectual brow II crowned BY q luxu:i-
ant growth OF black hair. which has q
tendency 70 curl. His rose is large and
straight, his mouth firm bu: mobile. and
hts chin Is we'll roundes.
small side 1his;kers give to him pro-
fcssicnai appearance. which has In 4:
something OF q foreign ncfe. From the
eyes upward. his face bears the stamp
OF the born artist. From TIE eyes DOWN
ward his features tcspeak tho practical
man Of affairs.
All OK his surroundings are censonant
with this combination Of widely divergent
traits. In his study. an observer would
BE- at a loss TO deci,i. which vas the pre-
pondeSart element In the mans nature.
As might be expected. there are many
religious pictures on the walls. yet they
do not ovsrSaiance a wealth Of secular art
ranging from copies % famous landscapes
to studies In the nude. Busts Of Goethe
and Schiller are So: over against repro
ducs;cns q: the Venus &c Milo. and the
Capi;o.'ne Venus.
Near a window II very ffnc astro-
noriicsl telescope. AMI a terrestrial Elol-e
occupies a place on ,te library table. All
joining the study - reception room. H.
which Doctor l.cen :fr.t' She ,!c!s. Hero.
too. 81 the wiricr months. nc teaches =
class In iiynn;.s a.. the higher forces.
Original n,anUsc--rjs cs Gernsr poetry
ar. nearly a!rsys 20 he found o.. tn.
preachers G"sk- He has translated into
German MaHy "f Walt Wii:rIsa's poems
AMI hts r"n'icrini: 81 E,:car Alien P,c's
'Arnabel Lee = regarded III Germany as
the best translation 81 ,..as iocr, ~ OK
is;cnce. A i:t:ls volume % his original
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

Sc. Louie hRs oae nstaoster who
wants the NA SisseL. He does mt
Aesssase 60 saS 80 openly. a0A his
views are shared by the neabers
Of his con reg ALTON.
In openly advocating a modification %
eh= Sunday Law. ,.c Reverend Pedro y,
zen. pasfc- ., the Holy Ghos: German
Evangelical Church. adds - the security
81 his claim 90 fti- ;,tis ~ o'.r ~ the mos:
versatile men n GO. Louis He Is many
s!h-d and his mental qualities have isd
fim into ." many widely varying lines of
enaeavcr tina: he s>es no anomaly "a hiss
position o: antira,siy toward q dry Sun
CAV.
me- 0sss stesls~s srs.meas =. shas
SSO eOeOsre0~0t NJ the INV Satnres
sAe eA0v~h. SO firmly convinced ~ -h:s
Z. - TIA: h. ~ circulating anon. h,s
rar.sh!cr>,s ore 90 'b. petition. ,,-cTar~d
hy the G~r.nsn-Am--tcsa Auisrc. Ii,S
view q the whole question ss.,hs ~x.c;
c~rcsate % tha, ~ -. Rcy-ren! Doctor
W. n Pair,o--. ~ho hu, aroused the an
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27
day tia. h. sei,cved 81. p.apcrs search

day that ne believed NJ Diapers search
would be futile.
Upon 'hc Invitation Of J. f. rroctos.
State GeoIoSis; q! Kc,:;rcty''. Mr.. Kurz
szi:. y. 8 Diller ani myself were sent
IN !ss. By Majo: J. " Powell. the director
Of the rnisea States theological Survey.
10 make an examination. TITO best expo
sures occu-.e! along ls,n's Creek. Elliott
County. bI; TO diamonds wcrc found. Tho
similarity. however. between the pcndo-
ti:e n Kentucky ara that ee Kimberly
and other diamond mines found IN South
Africa Is Se.y striking
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

Victim Struggles From Beneath
Weight and il Saved.
!.iTt Ellie. SPECIAL.

!.f.rt ILL: SPEcfAf.
O-so:d, IA. Avg- 3-Dssb-1 10 ;i:. ls..-
tom ~ n we;! sLI p.:inesi Under six fee.
Of water u :ai!i.: .Seks. Frank White go
cnp>a without Other i.jvry ta.,. ss.
brai,es- White IA: jus; n::ishe-i cleaning
os;; ;h- veil aad was ,sy!r.s % cii'nb ou,
wheo Gre 4Ge of tie wal! fell ia ucoa
bin. kvslirs him 10 The ob.:o.e.
After snor struggle he again sr:S-
gle! rom untc: TIRE eE1srcIs weight .:.J
~zs pciI.l o.: with . fo.@- .siriiouz,
nearly exhausted be eas .aaayn,.c, ss.e
20. Q few kS,0eA
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

obscene E:tse- through the AaiiA 8he
VII T. a-rnisnea tesose CE.,~d States
coE1sissier-r S7.J,er Acc.ay EAs case
F-1.nasses 60 ,.sevv:o., = scaAsise icso.v.ng
p.c.1tasas OA.aic.a C.y r<.r.A
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

a. cna 81 .he most cultured men who
ever came here from til. fat.i-rian,i. lie
!s noted for his personal magnetism and
he las a ia-s. following. u. is regarded
as OF" Of tho hes: German PREACHERS in
the West ani rs a poe: @: unusual ati!
i;y. He is not a fanatic: neither Il he a
dreamer. IL" il liberal I'm thought ard
FREQ in action. yet h. Is not an extremist.
ASCETIc. YET WORLDLY.
To understand tho peculiar comS.na.
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

tion cf qualities which makes :. possible
for minister ~ tho gospel ., attack the
Sunday law without losing caste wi:. his
people one must know IN. man and his
mission.
Doctor ilSen IS o'.cr: '1'.tur. % :he
ascstic ana the wuriciy. HIS ccns-ssa-
;ion combines many el.men;s- He CO.
o.Ginatss IL ard keepe Il Homogeneous
II am sometimes called liberal. and
suppose I an" he said. w!sh 4 smile. Il
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27
Reverend Pedro Ilgen Is Circulating Petition
for the German American Alliance, Because
He Believes the Statute Is in Conflict
With the Constitution of the
United States.


an W.
.
%
shld -
q
Q u
among 4. ahsrntee
o the In
closed when church
be
q Law tho
cItzrn ile ilrrt. .andr of fhaInlne
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

ger OF the German-American women Of
-. Louis by questioning their motives in
asking for Tire reyea! % the Sunday Law.
Last Sunday he made an address 70 the
members of the GrootcnhurG.r Club a,
lis annual picnic IN a park or, Nanche--
ter avenue. Drinks were being served
while he spoke There was. however. TO
violation Of the Law.
Doctor 11ges ss careful q make
clear his be1ies that the law sAsssS
~ esforce6 - 1oag - 90 % - sAe
statute h0~ks. boe he Aelseses that
u ss - Oppressise law and that q
sh"~sA - repealed, - ~ seass n~S.
jnea.
I've IS nillinS 20 stand az the head and
I'n,t "f rr"Ya c.,nis g: Moderation
ihi'. he ss:s. WOULD give 20 tn. individual
that freedom which the Constitution
guarantees 'o ;IiIn. ani would. in addition.
b. of benefit 80 imany 90 the churches Of
:; Louis
Icctor ;lS"n IS known to thousands Of
Gsrrnan-Ame,icaH residents % ST. Louis
The St. Louis Republic., 1905-08-27

der a-rese 10 furnish pure. milk for the
special pu:Iase % fee.!n: baby ard the
ch..d died.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-31
COlstOn Cuttings.

CoLsToN, August 29.-We have been
having some very fine weather for pick
ing cotton, and our farmers are getting it
out rapidly.
Miss Gussie Jennings has returned from
9 pleasant visit with friends and relatives
at Edisto.
Mrs. Mary Wooley returned to her home
at Elko last Saturday. She was accom-
panied by her daughter, Mrs. Thos. Clay
ton.
Messrs. J. w. Pearlstine and Starland
Morris, of Olar, were visitors here last
Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. Wash Westberry, of Orangeburg, is
spending few days with Mr.. Henry Nc
MILAN, Jr.
Messrs. C. NJ. and j. B. Warn spent last
Saturday at Bamberg.
Miss Marie Kittrell, of Blackville, has
has been spending several days with Miss
Pauline Clayton.
The gins of this section are kept very
busythese days, but the rush will soon be
over, as the crop is short.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Sandifer, of Den
mark, visited their daughter, Mrs. J. F.
Clayton, today.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-31
WANTS KEEIS FIRED.
Petition For the Removal Of 4 Magistrate in
Clarendon County.

Petition For the Removal Of 4 Magistrate iu
Clarendon County.
Governor Hayward has received petit
ton for the removal of J. 81. Keels, q
magistrate in Clarendon county.
The petition is filed by John W. Hilton,
of that county, because Mr.. Keels married
his daughter, aged fifteen years, which is
under the legal age in this State and is
punishable by very heavy fine. The at
idavit filed with the governor today
stated that Keels, on July 2Srd, married
his daughter, Miss Maud Hilton, to j. +.
Broadway, of Paxville, in the same coun-
Broadway, it is stated, is related to
Keels and the affair may turn out to be
very serious matter and will possibly be
investigated by the grand jury. The le-
gal age in this State is sixteen years and
if the magistrate has really violated the
law knowingly there will be trouble. The
affidavit of Mr.. Keels says that he does
know the age of the girl and married the
couple under protest.
Mr.. Hilton said that he would have COM
municated with the governor before now,
but that he has written Keels two letters
asking for an explanation and has receiv-
ed reply to neither.
The governor has not yet had time to
look into the matter, but will take it up at
once, probably asking the county delega-
ton as to the character of the magistrate.
Record.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-31
L0ckiaw Kills GreenYille Girl.

GREENy1LLE, Aug. 2e.-Mary Foster
Marshall, the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John B. Marshall, died at three o'clock
this afternoon Of lockjaw. She had been
desperately ill for week, and while he
roic efforts were made by the physicians,
the disease could not be checked and
death relieved the little patient, after
terrible suffering. She would have been
seven years old in November. While
playing with several of her companions
about ten days ago the child received an
accidental cut on the foot with a shovel
and while the wound gave no trouble at
first, more serious complications develop
ed and the anti-toxine treatment was
used. Members of her family and others
who watched faithfully for days were
hopeful that the remedy would master the
afaiction, but shis morning, however, there
was change for the worse and death
came peacefully this afternoon.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-31
COUNTRY NEWS LETTERS.
SOME INTERESTING HAPPENINGS
IN VARIOUS SECTIONS.
News Items Gathered All Around
the County and Elsewhere.
Ehrhardt Etchings.


EHRHARDT, August 2s.-A cool wave
struck US Saturday, along with hazy,
damp weather.
J. 81. Roberts, NJ. D., returned from a
business trip to the up-country last week.
Conrad Hartz returned from his visit
to Fernandina, Fla, last Friday evening.
Something over $50 bales of new cotton
were shipped from this place up to satur.
day noon, last week.
Several new houses are to be erected in
the near future in our town.
Mr.. Jennings promises to 60 to work
on an artesian well for G. Ehrhardt 6
Sons soon.
Cotton is being picked rapidly from the
fields, and will soon be out. Lots of
fields. remain black.
Messrs. Jenny & Loadholt lost their
ginnery and saw mill by fire last Friday
evening about first dark. Saw the light
here. Must have been large fire.
John says its good idea to stay late
with ones best girl at night, as it saves
the trouble of being called for extra work
Frank says he has about recovered hi:
amitive feelings, but another test like the
one he has just gone through with viii
do him up for good. JEE.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-31
Barnwell Breyities.

BARNwELL, August 27.-On Friday
night an attempt was made by some un'
known person to break into the residence
of Miss Mae Brown, but when he had
opened the blinds and was trying to raise
the sash, Miss Brown awoke, and, having
a club at hand, threw it with all her
might, smashing the panes of glass in the
face of the thief, who became frightened
and vanished in the darkness.
Mr.. G. A. Best, who lives next door,
hearing the noise, Immediately rushed
out, and endeavored to get some trace of
the man, but he had disappeared.
The Rarnwell Baptist church has ex-
tended a call to the Rev. G.. W. Garner, Of
Thomas, Ca, who has been highly recon-
mended. 1t has also been decided to sell
the old Baptist parsonage and to erect a
new and handsome building on more
desirable location.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1905-08-31
A Cure for Anything.

Dr.. William Osler, in one of his Balti-
more lectures, recited a quaint old cure,
from seventeenth century medical work,
that was designed to show gout's hope
lessness.
First pick" said this odd cure, "a
handkerchief from the pocket OF a spin
ster of thirty-fve who never wished to
wed; second, wash the handkerchief in an
honest miller's pond; third, dry it on the
hedge of parson who never was covet-
GUS; fourth, send it to the shop of ply
sician who never killed patient; fifth,
mark it with lawyers ink who never
cheated client, and, sixth, apply it hot
to the gout-tormepted part: A speedy
cure must follow"