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&x tafn^ant Cause of Nervous Trouble*
2 If the average woman tried all the
to look us pleasant at her hus1>uj?<1
:vi she does at the photographer,
she would die of nervous prostration
la two weeks.
KITS .leniianently cured. No fits or noreous.sfosr
first day'n use of Dr. KUne'a Groat
N??rv?? Kostoreir.S^ trial bottle and troatisofreo
Dr. a. If- Ki.ixe. Ltd.. 931 Arch St. Phila, Pa
It's usvor so hot but that it can't bo still
fccttor.
Mrs. Wlnslnw's Soothing Syrup forclilldren
trothiit^ softens tho kuimn. reduceslutlnnmmtAOii-jtilays
p.iln. cures wind colic,-5c. a hot lie.
Ffwv'f*Cure cannot bo too highly snokon of
wscure. .1. \V. G'Hkik^. its." Third
N.? Minneapolis, Miun., Jan. U.19UU.
Albert Hurch, West Toledo. Ohio, saya:
'Hull's Catarrh Cure saved my life.*' Writo
Slim fur juirticulars. Sold by Druggists, 75e.
A Kensington man chafes under the
name of I. O. Ewe.
lc )fc?9 ion is a bad companion. Got rid
of it by chewing a bur of .\dama' re pain
Tutti 1'ruttl after each ti eai.
Blobbs-?"What makes you think Or.
{tniercnre is a quack?" Slobs?"Oh,
Just because he always wears duck
trousers.**
i.?dieM Cull Wear Stioew
dr.s Rise smaller after using Allen's FootT'I/La*#"
/a notvilitr f<?r t lit* fiiMt It rnuL'ttu Hcrht
or n*vr shoes easy. Cures swollen, hot,
?WHUi>vr. uelilng feet, ingrowing nulls,
orrwunvi tranlous.At ail drugglstsand shoe
tores, "irK*. Trlul package I'RKE by mail.
AdiSi'OMAIlea K Olmsted, Le Roy, N. Y.
Blobhs ?"1 hoar the practice of tipping
wallers is on the decline." Slobbs
?'Nonsense! Wlio ever heard of a
"Waiter declining u tip?"
Some fellows make a rye face every
time tbey take a drink.
TIip Hv-kI Prescription ForClillls
mi'i la a bottle of Giiovk's Tasteless
mii.:.Tovic. It la simple iron and quluiuo
iu a d*sn?le>M form. Nocure.no pay. 1'rice25c.
It isn't only the prodigal son who
the fatted calf. Jast look at the
t&verjge ballet dancer.
OYARIAN TROUBLES.
XyrliA K? T*l uk linm'* Vrgrtaliln Componnc
(;tiro. Tliom t,.m 1 f
' I)k*n Mjts. Pinkiiam:?I write to
tell yon or tlx* (food Lydia B. Pink- |
ham's Vegetable Compound has done
me. I was siek in bed about five weeks.
The ripfht side of my abdomen pained
uv- and was so swollen and sore that. 1
could not walk. The
doe tor tohl my hus- l>q|f
band I would havo to fjLjp' .
undergo an operation. p*Sp
This i refused to <lo i
until 1 hiul (riven your 'Pj^Vfc,N
mediuine&trial. liefore
I had taken A/ wj
oo<! bottle the
well inj- 1 |
ipjji to disap- ? cSJ 7 / V
pear I eon- v* I / I |
tinned to use '- (_///
V. Hit* tnrf/iirtin- ? ? \ f/ I '
uutil tin- swelling ~ij 1 P \
?-<u entirely gone. Ijl 1 1 \
Win n the doctor w *sp??A
earai" he was very AfyrW ?
tniii'h surprised to
see roe so mttcli
better." Mh*. Maiiy Smith. Arlington,
lows.
Df \u M its I'inkham:?1 was.sick for
*woyears with fulling of the womb, and
in >1 annual ion of i he ova rits and bladder.
I was bloated very badly. My left limb
would siiell so I eould not step on my
foot. I liad such bearing down pains I
could not straighten up or walk across
the r\K?J? and such shooting pains would
?jv? through me that I thought I eould
not stand i1~ My mother got me a bottle
of livdia K. Finkham's Vegetable Compound
and tolil me to try it.* I took six
bottles and now. 1 hanks to your wonderful
nie Urine. I am a well woman."
? Miul fell-six Hivyax. Otisville. Mich.
2&>Wl CHINA DINNER SET JRJ6
For aOc. .. "dmi'toii.
SOOO SETS 8laW n '1"
KMT of Hlil-T ki:m KS hknl) tkn
CKNTS in 2c xUniim fur Information.
U. S. China Company,
IVp't ??Y" AKRON, Ohio.
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q>i Kamilt Hiat.km ever issued. Write for terms
nl dnutan Sltowlng What our salesmen are
IlODOiNS I'uiLisuiNO CO.. Atlanta, tia.
k Const 1;
You cannot possibly
less you have at least
HH the bowels each day.
pj case, the poisonous pr
|yS to the system, causing
nausea, vomiting, dyspi
IAyer's
arc a gentle laxative,
every member of the fa
time will produce one g
the day following.
25 cents a box.
Avftr's Pills l?avi?
Mi^HMKE?|r3R?v!'~* * ' ..V"' ' *' v "*'*''
DEFECTIVE SIGHT.
I 4 i1 ?^
Warning to Those Who Need Glasses and
Will Not Use Tbem.
Th? thro? defects of eyesight which
aro most commoiily encountered in
otherwise healthy persons, and which
cx?n be more or less perfectly overI
come by means of glasses, are nearsightedness,
far-sightedness ami astigmatism.
These are all important, for
[ besides the discomfort and annoyance
I of imperfect sight, the involuntary efforts
which the sufferer makes to see
I better strain tin? eyes, and not only
injure them, but also give rise, through
reflex action, to headaches and various
nervous disturbances.
Near-sightedness, short-sightedness,
or myopia as it is variously called, is
a condition of the eyeball? usually a
lengthening In consequence of which
the rays of light are brought to a
focus in front of tin' retina, and so the
, object is blurred.
This condition may exist from birth,
but is isqally the result of too much
and too early use of the eyes, as lu
the case of students, engravers, women
who do line sewing, and so forth.
i Thus we may say that putting children
1 to work at some of the kindergarten
exercises, such as perforating and
drawing, is in a double sense a shortsighted
procedure.
Many near sighted people refuse to
wear glasses, preferring to deprive
themselves of sight for everything beyond
tlie nose rather than to injure
their personal appearance, as they
think. This is another short-sighted
j policy, for besides losing much of the
I joy of existence, which comes from
seeing the l>c:iutiful things about ami
above lis, such persons are very liable
to suffer from intlaimuation of the j
eyes, produced by constant strain.
A less common defect is long or far- ;
sightedncss, or bypernietropia. This is j
the opposite of myopia, the eyeball
being flattened or shortened, and the
rays of light consequently not coming
to a focus by the time they reach the '
retina. i
In tliis case, the eye often corrects ;
the defect more or less successfully t
by making the crystalline lens more :
convex; but it docs this at the expense
of the sufferer's nervous force, and so
we often find tired and congested eyes,
headaches, indigestion, and even scri- I
oils nervous affections. The effort to
correct the vision is entirely involuntary.
and can be overcome only by the
litttiug of suitable convex glasses.
The third and most common defect ,
is astigmatism. In this condition there
is some irregularity of the surface of i
the eye or of the lens, by means of ;
which the image as it reaches the retina
is distorted. Untreated astigina
lism Is a frcqnont cause of headache
and other nervous disturbances. The
only relief is the won nap of glasses. ;
at least while rending. writing, or
whenever near objects are looked at.?
Youth's Gompanion.
t'lrates oi tbe Philippines.
v.
j The Moros are horn pirates. The sea
seems more their home than the land. |
They fairly revel in the water, for
wherever possible they build their
houses in the sea. raising them on piles
sunk In the shoal waters of the eoast. i
This mode of building has been followed
in all the Philippine Islands, the
houses, even if miles from the sea. he- :
lug huilt on piles. It seems to suggest
a time when the Malays were waterdwellers.
In truth, a backward glance
through time shows us the Malay sea !
rovers setting out in their war-prows to j
conquer the multitude of islands in the
South seas and haunting the roasts so j
as to he fiviilv i.. ii. - l
again at a moment's notice.
".Some men are so plausible," says '
the Mnnuyunk Philosopher, "that they
can make yon think they are doing you j
a favor by borrowing your money."
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To Cure a < old In One l>ay.
Take Laxative Rromo Quinine Taiu.es.
All druggists refund ibe money if it fails to
euro. E. \V. Grove's signature on each box.
25c.
No. Maude, dear, when a vessel
sinks it would scarcely be worth while
to ask a barber to razor.
We refund 10o for everv pack age of Putnam
Fadki.kss Dyk that fails to give satisfaction.
Monroe Drug Co., Uoionville, Mo.
Hold by all druggists.
floated arguments ovor the best way to
keep cool are in order. Ho. 22.
p&tion. a
' enjoy good health un- pH
one free movement of fo-1
When this is not the p; j
oducts arc absorbed in- 8^
headache, biliousness, 688
2psia, indigestion.
5 Pills ||
, suitable for any and
mily. One pill at bed
;ood, natural movement ||j-S
All druggiiM.
I my family great good. They are Rfr j
?r?* i\ nothing m tl to them for
?Mrs. Julia Brown, St. Louis, fiWjj
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TO WORK ON STATE PRISON!
Heating Arrangements to be Provided
at Once.
At last the main building of tha
South Carolina penitentiary is to be
remodeled and put In proper shape. Its
condition from a sanitary and humane
standpoint has been sueh for some time
as to make some improvements an absolute
necessity. In the last annual report
the board of directors who saw
and realized the hardships the inmates
were being subjected to called the attention
of the legislature to the existing
condition of affairs, asserting
I) hi < tk K. 1 li'.l t it v <lo.
mantled that something be done forth- '
with. The b ai d pointed out that there
was no ventilation for the summer and
absolutely no means of heating the
stone cells even in the bitterest cold
weather. The people were, shocked at
the state of affairs depleted, but in
some way the bill appropriating the
money for the work got sidetracked
and failed to pass. Then the board of
directors were troubled. Financially
they asked the opinion of the attorney i
general as to their legal right to use
the profits of the 'Institution to have 1
Bellinger promptly rendered an opinion
in which he held that the profits
could be so used. The board then uegan
to cast about for plans and specifications,
looking to'the entire remodeling
of the main building on the west
side. i
They got Mr. A. W. Todd of Charleston.
an experienced architect, to prepare
the plans and specifications after
careful examination of the existing
building, and at the meeting a short
rfivno *1 atc\ ilotnrntitwul to oull f/>r Iti/lu
for the work. They have now called |
for sealed proposals "for remodeling, j
heating and ventilating the stone eell ;
building" of the penitentiary in ae- j
cdrdance with these plans and speeill- i
cations. Ilids are to bo reeeived up to |
noon on Tuesday, the 24tli insL. and
contraetors must state in their bids
the time at which the work will be
completed. The successful bidder will
be required to give bond in double the
amount of the bid. to be. approved by
the board, for the faithful performance |
of the contract.
The plans and specifications may be j
seeji by contractors at the nmrc of the a
superintendent of the pen" ntiary in
Columbia and at the olhee of Architect
Todd in Charleston.
It is the earnest desire of the direct- (
ors to get the work under way at the
earliest possible moment and have it ^
completed before the coming of cold j
weather. ?
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Fire In Greenville. I ?
Greenville. Special.?The meat and y
grain warehouse of Uriggs & Co.. was
gutted by fire early Friday morning
and the refrigerator and storage rooms
with their contents were ruined. The J
origin of the fire is a mystery. Only i
the quick and careful work of the fire
department saved the wareroom and
the Mountain City roller mill nearby. !
which is the biggest roller mill in tho
State. The fire started about It a. m. j
and soon the building was in a big
blaze. The refrigerator containing lots
of ice and bacon, and the storage room
which holds hundreds of cans of lard
and bushels of corn and grain, were all
burned beyond salvage. The stock was
fully covered by insurance but there
is a loss on the building of $500 above
insurance.
Smallpox at Kershaw.
Senator rtlalrely has written Governor
McSweeney an earnest letter in
regard to the smallpox near Kershaw, ,
Incict in .r t lv O I li.i t!t.n A -I ?
..cat nip, I iiui uiv oian- im.llll -Cllll [III
expert there immediately as there are
now several other eases. It seems that
the State hoard instructed a local physician
to look after the case reported
at Kershaw some time ago and the
steps taken are deemed insufficient.
? Brevities.
The rioters who desecrated St. Joseph's
Church. In Paris, during the
Dreyfus trial, will he released on Sat- !
urda.v. Bastille day.
Seventy-seven deaths occurred in
the British Sepoy furies at Kobat, India.
in six days.
The Havana Summer Normal School
ipened Thursday.
A Cotton Pest.
Mr. L. T>. I^andrum of Batesburg.
writes the Governor as follows:
Dear Sir: There is some kind of a
pest that has attacked the cotton in
this section and in a few days will destroy
a large section of the cotton, in
fact, it is spreading all over the country.
The botanist at Clemson lias seen
such specimens of the infected cotton
and 'lie suggested the use of .sulphur,
but this does not kill or stop the progress
of the soourge. So. at the request
of a number of prominent farmers. I
request you to have the botanist of
Clemson to visit this section and see if
he cannot devise a means to heln us.
To Secure a Portrait.
The Southern Christian Advocate
contains this paragraph of intenst: 1 1
"The Columbia college girls in and 1
about Johnston have determined to
place in the college by tic opening in 3
September ajife-slze portrait, pastel or crayon,
of Mr. John It Shuler, who
gave $1,000 there during the recen: district
con-gerenie to the eollr.*e. This 1
announcement was to have hern made t
during the recent commencement but f
In the rush it was overlooked.
*5;"
Hit) MALAR
GKiLLSJ
The Best Prescri;
Tasteless C
The Fnrmnln I? P'r^irilv I
So That the Peopl
What They <
Imitators do not a
knowing that you won
cine if you knew what
contains Iron and Qui
proportions and is in a
Iron acts as a tonic wh
the malaria out of the
druggist will tell you
Original and that all c
less" chill tonics are ir
of other chill tonics j
superior to all others in
not experimenting whei
superiority and excelle
established. Grove's is 1
throughout the entire
United States. No Cur*
MKlMCAIi DKPAIiTMKNT.
Tulane University of Louisiana
t- a<1vnntn,'es for pructlfiil inntru>'tlou, both
n am|il<-labornto-les innl abundant h< -j ttn!
tutorials nro tmrqiiallnd. Kip. nod-as given t?
So groat Charity 114 in j j 11 it 1 with tK>? beds and
0(?(i patientsnniiually. r*.-i 1 tnsiribtlon it
Ivpii dnlly at the bedside of tlo> st<-k. Th? next
ssslon begins Novem ber I at, IMUO. For eatab'guo
ml information, address 1'kok s k i'iiaii.i.k.
I !?.. Iikan. I'. O Drawer-til. Now Orleans. I .a.
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CASCARET6 are Absolutely harmless, a
CARETS promptly, effectively and peimanci
but correct anv and every form of irregularit
good. Never sicken, weaken or gripe. Wt
i ncvTC s.ws.y.v.-;
AufcN 1D SkSjSSS
son ? ounty. Hon in i
hnrlesion. 1,1:19 in Metri|>lii* One 111:0 ni sell#
Bo In one week 94.00 to 910.no per (lay suio.
in niiHworlnK slate your . xprrlcnco, If hii>*.
T. L- /NICHOLS CO.,
S 012-024 Aust. il Itiitlilinir. Atlanta,
"I
T'aderowskl carried o(T with him neary
S'JoO.ooo when In* returned home at
ho close of liis recent tour of the cotmr.v.
This may Is* put down among the j
lair-raisiug exploits of the period.
STm
FEVER.
ption Is Grove's
Ihill Tonic.
Printed on Every Bottle#
e May Know Just
A.re Taking.
idvertise their formula
Id not buy their mediit
contained. Grove's
nine put up in correct
l Tasteless form. The
die the Quinine drives
system. Any reliable
i that Grove's is the
)ther so-called "Taste
nitations. An analysis
shows that Grove's is
every respect. You arc
i you take Grove's?its
nee having long been
Lhe only Chill Cure sold
malarial sections of the
e, No Pay. Price, 50c
rEO. E. NISSHN & CO.,
Lightest draft, most ua (lUUIl V
durable and finest finish. Do not
take one claimed to he as good. If
not sold in your town, write us for
prices.
wiwroN-sii.Ki, r.
Southern Uuntai foiifof
DKNTAI. DEPARTMENT
At I it nt i? t'ol of l'ti? ?ami Stiri;iMiii?
Ol.DKST ? OI.I.KCK IN STATK Foiirti'untll All
II >1 it I Session open* Oct. ? ; olosoa April ItOlli.
Tluw '(iiitniiipiitilDK the bt .Uy of Dentistry
hIkiiiM write for cu. tiloptm
Addri&s S. XV. KOSTKR, Drnn,
111 in tin I l<l i nc, Atlanta, t.a
iCkr that dreadful fi
tiful sunny sou
and kill only t
kept thorough!
disinfected the
liver is dead,
ffiiSwV JlM I are h?ll half
MJ L body is unclear
jii victim of yellow
^ If you wa
J*/ scourge, keep
- whether yello\
I 11 |j BJj-. ance or not,
jr^lMPP laxative, that v
tib* A** anc* healthy, an
1 protected again
Wt^T\7 eases. It's Ca
save you. Tak<
ski??55" find that all infc
PREVENTED
iNDY CATHAR1
purely vegetable compoun<1. No mercurial or othr
ltlv cure every disoider of the Stomach, Liver and I
y* ol the bowls, including di.urhoM and dysentry.
ite for booklet and free sample. Address STERLI
nidlhldcv nf.w DtscorrnT:
gjf d tw B Vl) V ouick r?11.'' .nil cilri-s ?jrat
law liook of te?tin?onia > ant! I (> <lu va' troatiuant
I, nr. Dr. H. u. OREENB BOMB. Be* B. Atlanta. Ga
ATTENTION is facilitated If you mention
thin paper when writing advtti Users. So. 2 9
MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VA.
Tt?e Sixty-Third N?iml<in will Cnnanionfc
Orlobrr J, 1 OoO.
Medical Qraded Course Four Years, $05.00
F'er Session. l>ontal (traded Course Thiee
Years. $6,100 I'er Session i'harntacsudcal
Cour-e Two Years, $00 Oo f'e- Session. Ko
(xtrna. For further parti) uiars address
? litciNTopiii it To!nphi.\!(,.'q. i?.,
Uiku, UltU.tlOMD, VA.
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We sPEciAL^ontrads
WITH THE LARGEST AND MOST RE8PONBIULE
MANUFACTURERS OF
MACHINERY AND MILL SUPPLIES, AND
ARE PREPARED TO OFFER TOU SPECIAL
ADVANTAGES, OUR FACILITIES ARE
SECOND TO NONE.
Complete Ginning Equipments
omplete Power Equipments
A SPECIALTY
W. H. GIBBES & CO.,
COLUMBIA, - S. C.
Smith (*n mllno > *? ? - *
, nuniis atir nit* own .?rir otruw
lirii'k Machinery.
: having foim1ki) a connection
o::o:: with ::o::o
THE ELLIOTT
! GIN REPAIR WORKS
II am now prepared to repair and rebuild Cotton
Olns a* thoroughly an the manufacturers. T6i?
branch of the business be under the personal supersslslou
01
itir. w. j. itlmott,
1 who ha? had fourteen years of practical experience
| in building ">e KI.I.Id! UIN. and who Is well
t known to most gin users in this state
HaV Now is the Time ! Orinc Your Gin*
Before You Need Them I
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Highest tirade Engines, Hollers. Saw Mills, Cora
Mills, Hrick Machines. Wood Working Machinery,
Haws, Pulleys, etc.
WK OKFRK: (jtlelc Dellvorjr. l?w Prices and
Reasonable Terms.
V. C. BADHAM,
1116 Main St rni lIMItl* c r
A WORLD
without MUSIC
ORGANS $35.00 UP.
PIANOS $175.00 UP.
i#*' Wrlic for Catalogue uikI 'IVrui*.
A?I?I
IM. A. MALONE,
Columbia, S. C.
fcSi, M&SWHfcRE Ll ELSETATLS.
nest Cough Syrup. 'l'anton Uood. Use
Let in tlmo. Sold by dfiQuints. H
^H53BI22aS?$SaB32Hgi
H A n T 7
JAU1V
end that threatens the beauth
every summer can attack
hose whose bodies are not
y cleaned out, purified and
year round. One whose
whose bowels and stomach
decayed food, whose whole
1 inside, is a quick and ready
jack.
nt to be safe against the
in good health all summer,
v jack puts in an appeared
clean inside! Use a mild
/ ill make your bowels strone
id keep them pure and clean,
st any and all epidemic disscarets,
that will keep and
i them regularly and you will
:ctious diseases are absolutely
ouc.
ALL DRUGGISTS
;r mineral pill-poison in CASCARBTS. CASntcstines.
They r.ot only cure constipation,
Pleasant, palatable, potent. Taste good, do
NG REMEDY CO.. CHICAGO or NEW YORK. 4C8
Saw Mills
SI29 TO S923.00
With Improved Hope and Belt Feed.
SAM'S. ril.KS nml TEETH In Stork.
Engines, Boilers and Machinery
All Kinds ami Repairs for saioo.
Sliuft I UK. I'nlloys, I'.r 111 u . 1 nj rotors, rip.,,
V uln't hikI Fittings.
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