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A Lazy Liver ,May be only a tired liver, or a starved iver. It would be a stupid as well as savage thing to beat a, weary or starved man becauso ho lagged in his work. So in treating the aifrvIng, torpid liver it is -y ro mlash it with strong rpid liver is but an I -nourished, enfeebled . - ire weary with over jo stomach and allied -- . and nutrition. Put them in working order and see how quickly your liver wi!l become active. Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery has made many marvelous cures of "liver trouble " by its wonderful control of the organs of digestion and nutrition. It re stores the normal activity of the stomach, increases the secretions of the bloo(i-ialk ing glanls, cletnses the system from p'ii s0101s accumulations, and so relieves tie liver of the burdens imp)osed upon it by the defection of other organs. If .ou h ave bit ter or had I aste in the morn ing. 15)(x 01r vUribl a l, i i li, cotI (IA 1o191nP, foul breati. colist.lpaled or irre4g'2al.i howels, feel weak, easily 2irect, d'stanient, frvityuitn l adalies, ipall or (list (.e'1 1 si o f :icf balk" gnawing or dlistr- ]s . oett fellg In stiI -h10, pserha- nast'n, llu (er o r "isij ?., Inl tiroat after eating. ant liuire(d ymnpionis of w(l< staIMI'h ant turi2 v1114 I no m21iel "ltiv will Ieleve .Cou more 1 ro2in'1 tly or'vinreC yon 1ore Is'1'12rafelntly 1111n11 I) tor Pieree'i Gold'ln Medical D-ovry. I-111aps only a art1 th fle abovv syIItoms ill 1b' h. preset i at oi 11im1 n10 .ve 1x2) to torpid lIver o bilionIsnwPs a.11141 weatk stocihne1. Avoid all lot lr'Uad and hiseu lts. griddle .ealkes and Ot her inlli( gest ibl food and 1 ake lite "(oldeln Mldival lisc.ver'y " -eg lily ancild slick to ItS use t1nt 11 .vol3 are igoriouts anid SI r-.g. The " Discovery " is n(in-secret. ntoni-alco. holle. Is a glycseric extract of n1aIve lint'eiel nal roots With a full list. of its Ingrit'lents printedl ons oach hot tie-wrapper and at tested unlei oath. Its ingredib-ns aire -nilorsed and extolled hbv th nt eimtinet Im22dial writers of the atge ad(1 ar2e recoitnmiende-1 tc cure the (iseases for which It is advised. Don't accelt a substituto of un2aiown composition for this non-secret MEDiCINN OF KNOWN COMPOSITION. AN IRISH SUPERSTITION. Fishermen Don't Like to Meet Women When Starting For Work. Superstitions as to its being most unlucky to meet a woman when set ting out to fish or upon any journey by sea are not uncommon. From it head land on the Donegal -coast the writer was one day anxiously watching a small smack beating across the bay agalist a heavy s-ea iltd stiff breeze which had suddenly sprung up. After a long and hard fight for it the little craft mnde the pler in safety, and up onl conttlolences being offered the ship per on his recent hardsthips lie said: "Sure, what better luck could I havel Didn't I meet a r-dh1eadedI woman in 'ing the moment I left walk down to the hoat!" Ie color of Ihe woman.i'F act of her being the first ith after the man left e1.A'ned to be the determin ing fa- (ors in the day's luck. But fin other places tie objection to such1 in enconnter embraces hair of all shades and any hour of the day. it, being am .-ply suilelent to bring the ill luck that any woman 'hould pass you by ju.t as you nre walkhig down to the boat. Only a few weeks ago the writer visit ett a small 'fishing village on 'tire Gak way 'coast atnd just before gettig ou hIs car to retur-n home was chattIng to the landlady of the little lin. A strappilng young fisherman wiio was walklug down the road toward the harbor suddenly stopped, climbed over the fence and made his way to lils boat maeross 'the fields. The writer oh served to his hostess that time yonng fellow must have mistaken him for a process seirveir with a wrrit 'for him. She laugh~ed rather dlerisively anti 'said. "[t's not you at all, sir, -lie's afraid -of, but me. lIe's i-nst going flihing and would not pass5 me by if you gave him The fill of his 'mat of gold."-London Chroniele. "This 15 ia sad Case," sa1id the asylum attenidant, p~ausin~g before a p~ladde.d] (-eli. "There is 110 hiope for the p~ilen~f.l whatever." "What's theC tr-ouble withl hli? ask ed the visitor. "Hie thinks he understands a rail road time table."--M1 waukee Sentinel. -uo Business Locals. Notices of Sale, Wants. Swap, etc, inserted in this Colurnn at 5 cents per )fine for each insiertton. Nothing taken for levs thaui ID cestm. For Fale-Fanmilv horse, years o d gentle, fast. D ES D. D. JONES. Fon SArLE-17 acros, oIigin l'c forest, 1 ileiiis north of Pickens, $30 an ere; 75 acest west of Woodall Monntain. 10 a11ce branlch bottomn, balianlen inl timlberl price $10 acro, cash1 deval. Ki F. K1rra. U. F. D,, No. 4, Pickens, S. U. Youi Iave not, heard nothing froti Old Moore il in long time, I .. inl Earh-'s old drug store on the corier. I M, j 'st hat tile--whlio ng, iloig i-elliig b'eef mai (ithmg anel inth'er. Ihtit now Wt. (.oil)( to factis: I want to huNtv Nour (h v Iiclbs. nen i .4, rawv Ili. s m11;-1 ;,ii ('l. i -Ilists of hh 4 .-1io i r 1e'-d I tetitl anl cotton Stieeds. I wanlt sonli' shep, [ Want SoIle pdrk; I Can't, (M] hardly what I dio want. Th ld ()(Ii arlot . J. I D. Molerc. A few firlst chiW4 s, wing nm-e':!,is, sii litly Iied to hIe M(11-l at gre--Ilv re di li-ed pi ices. \]so sew ig uieie ( Panevd. Call -it (Graig Bi-.s o. P. Kiigt. A sk to sev our ass55 iniviit of reimnma - a S. P'rice liv the bitielh 10o the yard, (r ig Bros. Carload of Obelisk Flour jtist received at II. A. Raehey's. THEODORE HOOK. Stories of the Greatest Practical Joker of His Day. Of the list of geniuses the name of Theodore Hook Is near the top. At sixteen he was making a big income and enjoying great popularity. ilis name was blazoned in the papers as a prodigy, his I)ortraits we 'e in the Alhop windows, and he had fred dmission to all theaters and other places of amuse ment. For years lie was a social and literary lion. Ills last words were: "It is only to the grave that I must he carried. If my poor children were safe I would not care. I am suffering under a constant depression of spirits which no one who sees me in society dreams of." Rook's practical jlokes were the talk of the dlay. Ills int imates egged hiin on continually, and there was nothing lie would stop at. One day they point ed ot to him as an appropriate speci men for his uiiseumu a gilded eagh- of enornous dimensions which had junst been ereteed over a grocer's shop. A few weeks afterward while ienterinin ing his coterie at dinner at one of the -old taverins lie ordered the "gam ne'' to be served. To the astonishment of the guests the waiter entereld the room 'staggering under the burden of a dish of uniusual size. On uncovering It tihere was produced the idealleal eagle whieh I0ook as n practlcal joke had -contrived to carry off. Merely for this sort of fun Hook used to pull off 'knoekers and bel'l handles, carry away -tradlesmen's signs, overturn the boxes of sleeping janitors and do othier derin Iment until lie had a roomful of honse 'hold. attachmenvts andl street orma Ouje night Hlofk was passing a great hlouse where there was a reception of' 'the swellest of I'he swells. Dinner hail just; bieen announced. IIe said to -the friend aiccomnpaniying himu: "Johun, T'm ;goig inI here to spend~ the evening. Cal 'for mec at 1 1 o'clock." The friend was horrified. Said the in protest, "YTou '(de 'nmt know these -grandl people, and you :are ndt an invitued guest." "That's a~rl fiight. Call for me at 11." Kneockinig at the door, he gave his lhat confident 'ly to the' lackey and was ushered up stalr's. Enitering the dIrawing room, he afl'eetedh at first to have discovened his ist'ake and potmed such sallies ccf wit that the host and hostess adtually pressedl him to stay f'or dinner. At 11 o'clock, when his friend .called, not 1mowing wlhether lie would aind Hlook at the reception or' in the loc'k up, lhe was more than astounded onl :ON ee eAeq IupP p H ~M e~e .H ~PP!'pue 9 PHF) We aII cool E claim that the tory mledicile dclful endolrsell have purchasecd them from t We unhesit see a caso when'( satisfact 10 . To all who e rheuiatism wh pleasure in exp ble efflct of thec WE 5 Cooper's Cool PlCKENA entr g te 1rnwINN-lg mnom to See HTOok 59c'i1eid at th pinn1o dellver-ing soiue '\x tempore pimtry to it hevy of the f:ir est. NVomTI' in the galhering. Perceiv ing the entranwe of this friend, the 'practleni.ei'r, who had1 not hitherto ' 11n 1d is n:mC, arose and sa%'d: uI'm v'oy much pleused with your fare, Your oIVl- .1r J Ood 'Is yousTr soosk My frieid's Mr. Terry, th piay-r, AndI T N Mr. Thmrodor I [i " The 'kitg. heinig prisenit ail full of enjoyinlt. took n. g'Irent failey \o Ilonk and innle.ljsintely appoinItoi himn) tren' lnrer 'to 1hit Islauri of Ot Maulr itius -with :i -salary of q10.000 a year.-New York tPress. A Big Boiled tiinner. C'ooks in la rge ltels anid hoarding. houses mayi3 think they get tiry meails on n big sce irt whiein it coimes to whiolesale' 'ookery' the litt le villaige of 'is,-o the Loindon and'. Southwesterni .rnIlway. England, surpamsses them aill. At .a 'imrbtecue held there some years. ago anx ox was bo lied, not roastecd. wh'iole, and this ils how It was done: A large hble wals dug in theC grourud nnd linedi with hrici.k. Inijde this a tank iarge enough to hold the ox was built. The enrenas was then lowered into the tank, hiaiiig first been placed in a case formead by3 heavy crossbars. to whieh chanins ~wre attacea. Pul leys froin a scaflshding above weree used to roinse and lower the ox. Maniy vegetables, such as searrots, onifens, cah. higes andi :potatoes, wvere boiled with 'the ment. 'he boili~g required..seven lhnurs. SummIIons f'or Relief. STi.\ThiC Ol' 5O(M'TII ('.\h'OldN.\ I Countys PicJhtkenis (' lin ':ojsnion Ple's rottrt. S. \.'it rhis 1slce s, Plintill'i, tfenintst Laeliar Terrell. LIzz'ie Terreli . O i e~t TerrellI, .. ihi'fendatls. 11 i ' ss's la i i iner the essl'sijt ini ihi *it Ir hi c is th " II isiy s.i int Ime i:ii io'. the 'i el i 5f 1oni' for P'iik iiit u~ tin ''-tityntisv a o,1 ...-, ests sate t'bib s.'sit o li ii the stab s sli a hj. s : i u og Pj sgens i. (is' -s. n ii' -I l iti day s ter ~ - the s's ice er -f 'fai Ii *s w - tti'het's in ii V.I;i stit i nne af neI i . siith u hiii I Iin h' is m ii.,sni n isi ny.u Psly ist he l itst '-Ior ssi is .'S'a d in the .1 I:'5 sbuit's. .I . ~ P. i '.f Trte .\t hont anledarni .whye ti flrr-ns: heoitheeiof mier ofsu alria fr oticke,ilu at EUGENE ANDERSON. Pres. WMENAL SALI 'e now Selling the Celebrated 'ER REMEDIES In inaniense Quantities sale of tlhemf inl Pickens is larger than any ever introduced into this city. We are ents of these preparations daily from tl tin gly say t..at we havA they have not given < ;uffer from stomach troi .o will call on us we vi aining the nature and i 5e new medical formula ;ELL THEM AS FOLLOWS: Yew Discovery, $1,00 per bottle, six for $5. ier's Quick Relief, 50 Cents por bottle. I DRUG COMPA FOI( SA NOVEMBER 1% L will sell at my hc John 3o:oughs farm, n< rough's mill, a stock merchandise, invoicin g 1 good mare mule 9 yea: horse wagon, 1 2d ha~ buggy and harness, i buind les of good bright bushels corn. Term~s c: I beginis at 10o a. m. and lasts unt w. w.. Pickens Route 2. DON'T SF1 With a severe cold, it is B~oit & Company's Laxative Quinine s just exactly what L'hey r egulate thEe 1)0owel elieve a cold in 24 hour d especially for BOLT & 4 UP-TO-DATE DRUG 'ickenls, : :S o, Price 25c The Bol / other propric -eceiving won eCOIIC peopewho e yet to ible and rill take emarka NY. LE. 5.p1907T. >rne on the 3ar the Bor of gen eral about $100. :~s old, 1 one. ~ndedl open ubout 1,500 fodder, :iG> ii ever'y aric~elie Es URNER, FERl dangerous, Tablets you nee(.. s, and winl DO. IGISTV;C it h (' -l