Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

iWBBBBLJgJ..iX"?"..1 J?LUHLjO. Tlio Kind You Ilavo Always I>oi in use for over 150 years, lias yy and lias Allow All Counterfoils, Imitations an Experiments tliat. trilio v* iili a Infants and Children?Experk What is CP Castoria is a harmless substM goric, I>rops and Sootliiiii? tiy contains neither Opium, Mori niiUBiiiUCUa J IS nj-VC IS I * s giuir; ?n<l allays Feverisliiicss. It o Colic. It relieves Tcedmift' Tr mid Flatulency. It assimilate Stomach and Bowels, {firing ] Tho Children's Panacea?Tho r.e?>r.ta^ /f*>> ^Kinu>Bi>oeL 8 ' yfl Eciii'3 tbo Si /7?\s Tlie Kind You Ea?( Sn Use For Ovc THE CENTAUR COM^NV, 77 MUI'HI State News F ~X^ v~V~N* "-ir" All tha Lit? "sws ftoa Irs Tho (load Ixuly of .sn infant ! was found in a vac :ii ?i in Charleston. Tho Method i si ehi.: < \ two} store rooms in the mill v'iiaueat j Winnsboro wnv ?!<>siioyi 1 l>.\ fire. J. ]*. Montgomery. . > ?i11?< 1 orate votonni of lived ; \ i 11< . idead at his homo. / All industrial < ii i<?r Im.v and ^irls will 1?. < ..I I'-dnear Lancaster. Throe while l>ovs h;:v<> been arrested in (! m n\i 11 on ihr chartre of huiLLl.i! \ :n: ! iar-i-nv. Two mules <>., u ill v i'. \V. Brice of Clu'sli-r enmity, were killed by a S<>:;lhci i railway train. ? Chamberlain's ? u i l-I< i" i> a very valuabl 1 n fi u ami lung troubles, ?| 11 cures painful broiiihir.' . .. .Ian .1OUHly Si II * 1 < 1 II ; I'uU I \ ' ' !l 1 * ~ congested lungs. ! ? :i i* . Alfred Sliickhoii e, aid !<? have bet'ii Ioi) y m; < , ;mc, was ) burned t< > deat li i:1 a 1 i r- I hat I destroyed liis iiili< ?n. A I) Shank <>f L county, is dead. ii. 1 l.i%/ ' vim. r i i.i l i i . v 1 . it< < 11 the most promiiii'iit I 'y:in in the state. Mild w i?i k n > , n. i > quite ill his Ik .:i' 1 i ( .i;irirstou. The Caacc of 1<1 ty SixdcU n Tlioro is f? ?ltse;is<.' ; country tnost dau^c 1. rziSil" |L i, incK ine vnai or.' .11 ', 1 the bladder, 1 > ;? 1 f 'Cllt .:; the nriiie, lic.nl 1;- 1 . h'ne hark, dizdue- s, .]( iiess, or the kidnc . 1 -e'vt down and waste av.. < 1 Bladder trouble aim f r' stilt from a deratigciri ::t <> 11 t and better health 111 ti. L o: n 1 < l: i11??1 quickest hy a prop* trr; ' < 11I < th> kidneys. Swamp-Root < < diilityto hold urine and m a. . : it, and overcome-- that unj it ity of I icing eompelU ! ; 11 the day, and to get up 1 1 during the night. The mil'! i .id i elfecl of Swainp-Roiit, 11 1 > t-nedy is soon realized. I 1 I t t I.. cause of its K iiirn I. i > 1 1 tiring in u|fCl lHJW. /\ ITIHI AV 111 ('CMl\ i ' I ( fl II YOlIC# ' Swamp-Root is pit .sat 1 i and is sold by all <lrn ",'ist in I : unl and one-dollar size ) -U! i ! ;w a sample bottle nnd a 1>o< t all about it, both sent !; . \ .r ii .* : ;mDr. Kilmer it Co., Hit lion, N. Y. When writing mention r< nerous offer in 111 i. p.i ) mi't make any mistake, I nt 1 : r tlrr n 'lie. Kwanip-Koot, nnd < ?n'1 <1 '< r red rou something in plan-< , v\a ,|> .out? U nou Uo you will be UisuppoiutcU. ' I ' ''if** ' ' ' 1 * I mi lUtfiWIl?MO?B? uglit, and which has boon s borno tho signature of boon made under his porporvision since its infancy. y ?no to docoivo you in this, d " JuHt-as-good" are but nd endanger tho health of 'iu:o against lSxpcriinent. ASTORIA uto for Castor Oil, PareriiD.s. It is l'lfiisjitif- if. iiino nor oilier Narcotic mice. It destroys Worms tires Diarrhoea and Wind ouhles, cures Constipation s tho Food, regulates tho iculthyand natural sleep. Mother's Friend. OR! A ALWAYS gnaturo of "<4<% 3 Always Bought i:" 30 Years. kV fiTRCtT, NCW YOnRCITY. Paragraphed. ^4-^ "vj. -W ^4^? Section of South Carolina. Thr people's Bank of Greens' < ) ?(! has been commissioned. Tli?* capital slock is $100,000. I'aiil Washington, colored, i v> ;is !n?i and instantly killed by l-'.dward (Jaston in Beaufort C)ll III v. (icnr^c Mosley has been ar r sled in (irccnwodd on the c'khuc ol bigamy. lie is said lo have 1 hree wives. Tlii' residence of J. J. McSwain in (I ivenville was destroyed 1?y lire Friday. Loss $:',r>(H), covered hy insurance. .M itklni; I.ife Safer. Kv. r\ where life is living made more - t o tiuMiigu ihu work of Dr King's New Life l'ills in Constipation. Uiliousin-j-s. Dyspepsia, Indigestion, Liver trou hies, Kidney iJiscaeen and Bowel I)iuorders. They're eanv. but nur^, and perfectly build up the health. 25o at ail Druggists, The Woodruff Building and i.ojin association, wit.li a capital lock of sf.(),()()(>, lias beenortfan i/.(mi ai \\ (todnhi. A general i>uiI<Iin 1A' and loan business will lie conducted. It is exported that it will he the means of h lildinic many homes in Wood rull . The officers of the association are S. 1>. I'arsons, Presi dent: VV. I-'. Kinross, vice president, L. I >. Fowler, secretary and t reasnrer. , tj In disorders and disK eases of children drugs 8 seldom do good and j often r<o harm. Careful feeding and h bathing are the babies' R remedies. i Scott's Emulsion I. 13 the food-medicine that not only nourishes them j most, but also regulates a their digestion. It is a y wonderful tonic for chilE dren of all ages. They h rapidly gain weight and tj health on small doses. I FO ' UK BY A I.I, DRUGGISTS < !!<) !' < , mine of paper and this nd. for I L'j it l? nitilnl Savings I tank and Child's I wfl t l.cti li-lii ' k. l'.ncll bank contains a I H ('.i?i<! J,n< k I'l iiny. S SCOTT & BOWNE, 409 Pe.rl St., N. Y. I C ASTOR IA xor iniants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought ? I >IIM*iam<JUJLl_l L. LLWMBBt?B? I ARE YOU I I SLEEPY? NERVOUS? I I ? T1KED? | IT WILL WAKEN \ VP YOUR LIVESI I and start it working. Then ? you can work, and enjoy it, too. \ THE GENUINE has tho RED Z on ^ tho frosit of each package and tho signature and seal ol J. N. ZEILIN ;< A CO., on tho side, In RED. ) FOR SALE BY ALL DRUGGISTS. )| The Carolina C an ly company, 1 l 1 ! >>nH ii iiiits iR-un in mismess in Greenville for several months, is preparing to double its plant and output. Two Atlanta detectives who have been working up blind tiger eases in Greenville wen; fired by the city council on tinground that they were not n liable. On Wednesday night, about nine o'clock, the barn of Mrs. Austin Smith, near Pelham factory in Greenville county, was totally destroyed by fire, together with a large quantity of feed stuff, two mules which sllf> lmil iliyf llOIll ui v liniwli'.,/! dollars for, and a horse worth two hundred dollars. The buuicHt and mi^hent little tiling that ever wan wade is (Miamberlsin's Stomach and Liver Tablets. They do (ho work whenever you require th ir lid. These tablets change we;kne.H? niiu strength, listlessnes into energy, gloominess into joyousnt h-j. Their action is no iron tie one don't r?>:jliv..? ilun have taken a purgative. Sold l?y all Dealers. The Mountain Mew Land company of Greenville has been chartered by the secretary of state, with a capital of i? 1 (>,()()(). The company will buy, sell and develop real estate. Theotlicers of the company are T. F. Hunt, president; J. T. Arnold', vice t 5 /\ 4 I \ A \ T 1 1 . < |?i t;r>iviL:ilL, I'. >V . J'j Dill IJ^Il, SCCrutary, and T. F. Hunt, treasurer. A11 effort is bein^ made to have a county to be named "Catawba." The agitation is in the section of York county near Fort Mill, it is said that the town of liock J1 ill is heartily j in ravoror trie movement. A Wrrlrlied .MIhIhIkto endure the itching, painful distrrssof Pik'8. Thrre'H 110 nwtl to. List? n: 1 suffered much from I'iIch," writcH \\ ill A. Marsh, of Siler City, N. ('., "iili I ;;->i ii box of Hucklcn h Ainic i."Salve, an I waa soon cured." Jiurns, Hi'ils, I'leeis, | Fever iSoreH, Eczema, (JiiIh, t ha; ;>? < 1 Hands, Clulhlaiutt, vainuli In-fore it. J < at all OruggistH. Henry T. Thompson, colonel of the Second South Carolina regiment, after a service in 11nNational (Juard of the slate for nearly 25 years, has been retired by the adjutant general, with the rank of brigadier general. No oflicer in the Nat ional (Juanl of the state deserves t his distinc tion more than hesaysthe Stale. Ho has a faultless military record, and adistin^uished career, having been lieutenant colonel of the Second Soth (,'amiinn regiment, L'. S. \\, in Cuba in lH'.i'j and subsequently captain in Hit regular army for a short period after the Spanish - American war. Stomach Blood a i Lfaer 'i Much sickncs* starts with wcnk Ktomx poor, impoverished blood. Nervous un good, rich, red blood. Their stomachs for, after all, a man can be no stronger A remedy that make* the stomach st active, makes rich red blood mid over out disease-producing bacteria r.nd cur tude of diseases. Uet rid ot your Stomach Woal Liver Lazlncnn by tahinft a Dr. Pierce'8 Uolden Mcdlcal ? the Qroat Stomach Restorai mviQorator and Mood Cfcn You can't afford to accept any r?ei compotition ns a substitute for "(Johlcn cry," which is a medicine op known c:< n complete list of ingredients in plnin 1 llc-wrnppcr, same being attested as en Dr. Plerc*'* I'tcnunnt Pellet* regulate nn ,.y \ How's This? Wo offer Ono Hundred Hollars Re" \r41rd for any caso of Catarrh that cannot bo cured bv Hall's Catarrh Cure, j F. J. CHEN ICY & CO., Toledo. O. I/'Wh tin' undersigned, have known F. J\t heney J??r the last 15 yearn, and beIk'Ve him perfectly honorable in all business ira suctions and financially aide to carry ? ut any obligations made by hid firm. WAUJINO. KIVNAN & jM.VUVIN, Wli.>|t\?HU> UruKglHtH, Toledo, O Hull's : *isirrli (!ure is taken interimlI.', :icuii? direetly upon the blood and mucous KUrfiioeH ot the 8\8tem, TestitnoniulH sciu free. Price 7oc. per IxHtle. ">old by a!! ))i n^isr*. Gov. Ansel announced Friday that the unveiling exercises of the Calhoun statue-would take place in W ashington on Mar. 12 The forin"r date was Jan. 19. Jim Littlejohn, colored, who killed J runes Armstrong, white, at Urer s everal weeks ago l>y s'rilviiu him on the head with a stick, was found guilty of man' . l.i : i i ? . -i . nuHi^iiin . \> llil leCOIlieilUaMOn to the mercy of the court in the Spartanburg court of sessions. J udge fthipp senteno (1 theprisjonerio mtvi.1 six years in the St itr penilentiary. A charter has been issued to the Charli ston Engineering and Construction company with a | capital of ?^0,000. A general construction business will be 1 const meted. k I 1 i * 2<<* I i<- f T ir Wouhui 11 y? u have 1 ? ?iii?> i 1 the bach, Urinarx i Miiiniif r ??r Ki tney trouble, and want a celt-tin, ]> i ;i-;int lierh cure for women's ills, Tin Mother (ir iv's Austialinn-Leaf. it Is i- s ite i??ni n- ver-f.uliiiK regulator. 1 At I'i iikJ;i s or li\ n,ail f>0 eln. Sample ] p ieKiij^s I- li Aililre.w, The Moihei (ir?\ t <?., L-'Koy. N. Y. Henry M. Smith is arranging to open a private hank at Dar- : lington. Iv. N. Harris, a well known farmer of I nion county, is (load 1 at his home. j 'PI : . i 1 1 1 " i iktc i.s a inrcai 01 a coal la- ( mine anions tin- cotton mills around Spartanburg. Mrs. Nancy Iv Dulfie, Saluda county's ohlcst woman, is dead at her home at tlie a^e of 87 years. Shv?mI At IM-hIIi'm Door. The door of ih-iitli seemed rend} to ( open for Murry W. Avers, of Transit Mriiige N. Y., when his lift- was won. ilei fully caved. I was in a dreadful condition.' lit* writes, "my Hkin wjio alniOHt yellow: ? > ? s .sunken; tongue coaled, emaciated from losing 4*' pounds, growing weaker daily. \'iru- 1 lent liver trouble pu ling me down to < < ileum in spite of doctors Then thai I matchless medicine Electric Hitters cured rue. I regained tin? '10 pound IohI I :unl now nm wi II and strong." For all I stomach, I,mi and kidney troubles I the\'re Kuprcins. *>Ooatall l>ru^ihts, I vy ('harW.s, 19 years old, son < 1 Mr. and Mrs. .J. ]\Charles of (irernville, is dead at his home. I Thr barn of l?\ YV. Cornell of I * ni< ?i 1 county, was destroyed hy lire. A cow was burned to dealh. Six mules and two cows perished in a lire that destroyed i Ik- barn of J. 11. Aycock in Sumter comity. Ciriir.lit rlam's Cou^li Itoinedy never ill:- ijtj i>.nt> tleme who ti?o it for oIihIi n.ii unt il , c-oidri u .ii ii i ilalioiiK of i lu ,ni' u ; iiil It. hiamirt iinrivallmi as ,i r. nH'ily f??r all throat and Itinx ill. ?i " i >|ii i.y alI IValeiH. Will Kllison, tin* white man who escaped from the Spartanburg citv jail, early Wednesday morning, w as arrested in Greer last uiLchi and sent hack to Spartanburg this morning. Ellison was serv in^ a ninety day senli'iicc inr largency and had been mi tin* jail lor only a week when in- 111>ifI** in cscapt' as tin; pris oih is were l>cmj< marched to l)i'( ak I a !. rrovbles ; I rtu jl im-l ( c 11\<. r ' M '-? 'comes :imj drives Jig.- .T---v.~Cr~"7C ( es ?? w hole multi- jljf ?. jS1* ! , knorn rvrf rrvv^-'i--Vir course of u*j? I liiHcovcry j?; lieinp of uulnnwtl 'S.. ?' ' i Mctlicul Discov* iS,L. "* imposition, linvinft LN: ? 'n^lisli on ifs hot- xj.l V. ..' ( irrect iiniier on tit. I rf Invlgnrnto Stomach, Liver a ad flnwela. j I ? ~?I.L1.L.L. JMflOjL-i.lUI.MlJ ILMUlkI tl "" Many merchants in Charles- j ton want to see the trading stamps concerns in that city put out of business. Ed James, colored, charged, with arson, has been arrested at Batesburg, after evading the otlicers for eight yours. Tho second trial of Dock Foster, a Spartanburg man charged with wife murder, has been sot for next Monday. Walter Skinner, a young man I of Spartanburg county, accidentally shot and killed himself while out hunting a few days a^o. nil) Dank and trust, company l of Lancaster has been given tin* ! right to increase its capital stock from ?25,000 to $50,000. i In the United States district court in Charleston, proceedings were instituted to have Frank I'. Jones of Abbeville count v adjudged bank. -?p- ? A ^ ImI . /./,;?r<l l(ii|(int; lirinn< iIhii-k i, h ill imi:?niii'ii <li.till | In UioiimhikI* < * <ii !< i'?|,ls, ?'i)U.-;lis i'?hi ! (> ? i.ai i? ri i I V> I> 11*1' illi'I I Spring. It <.Hii??'r t-i^ .n ? !' ikik s >r<\ | | dIuIIk and fever. pain 111 haek of In>;<<I, j and a tlir<)ai-t>ri])pin^ cough. l??-u t Wnp attacks, as you value \our life,)' lout delay Kitting Dr. Kind's New Dis- ' uovery. "One bottle cured me," wit-'sj A. I, Dunn* of l'ine Valley, .Mu-h\ "after being laid up three weeks wulj CJrip," For s ire lungH, i lelllOl ln:/< s. C'ounl h, folds, Whooping Cough i'.ici:-; irhitir, Asthma, its Htiprene. JiO.\ .<1 nop (Guaranteed by all Druggists. The Southern rniliwwl I pany is making some much needed additions the depot at Hodges. The building will be raised one foot and two waiting rooms will bo added in front and the old waiting rooms will be thrown into a frieght. room. 'i he Charleston Automobile club will ask the legislature for an appropriation of $'J(),()()() for building good road from Charleston to Sumerville. The Stewards of the Central Methodist church, Spartanburg, has raised tho salary of tho pastor to $2,/500 a yoar. Rev. If. S. Truesdale is the present, pastor. Tho Charleston Bible society is making earnest efforts to increase its membership and is meeting with success. The annual celebration will be shortly held. The secretary of state has chartered the Planter's (jroeery company of Laurens with a capital of $10,00. The company : 11 J 1 win no a general inerehantilc business. Dave Aiken, the white man, who was recently arrested ami lodged in the city jail in (iroenville oil a charge, so t.li< police say, of selling detective had^s in Greenville, has returned to Greer, the charges hcing dro; ped. Aiken said he sold the badges outside of the citv, l.in that he forwarded ail inone\ reeieved directly to head(|ua>!? is and that for the payment of for each had^e the com j >> ir ....w. < ~ i 1 j 'ci 11 > ? iin iu 11 ;i \ < :si 'i II ('il (' I) 11* ! son ii certificate of membership as detective in their srrvifc. < 1 id 1111 >i>r I ;i > n 'h Coil:'! i 11 11. 1 ii<. t i coui.no i. ?* wr \ \ cou^li i>:^ ll in a nictitorioiiN r ?r>?? > for nil ili< tronliiuson e it-1 ( m^?ux < > |> lions rrsultinm fro ii col i in ih) ln-i i, tli , cl i st or lu , . S il'l Ii : i i i era. No License on NewsD?.|)cr3 In preparing the Mipply hill for the present liscal year l"i il... . r i-' - ' iin i hj> iii op inannur^ t lie < it v j council decided not to make 1 In- J newspaper p ly a license f? < . ( Last year the ?o.incil liixed Hie license at $2a per year lor <lailv newspapers and .*10 per year on weekly paper*. The 11 *w council, recognizing (lie ^n<,d tin city derives in the way of ad vertisinjjc, decided to lii't tiie li cense tax on newspapcrs. Spar tanbui'K Journal. - We repei t fully refer the ahove to tin* Minefield Town Council. W'h v should Edgefield'* pipers he taxed, considering Hit* amount )f absolutely free boosting they lo year in and year oul. for the iphuilding of the town if?lvl,,e ield Chronicle. How to Treat a Wife. An nnclcnt Ktf.vptinn m<n-nlint. v ri Inp to tils won. Hiiid: "If tlxm uilu'm :i wlfo fry t?> make ln>r tin|?|>i?*r iii.m .-m >f lirr women friends Mic will I>>> louhly hound l<> lln-c If ilic t!? I< sweet o lior. Accord her wlint pleases Iut. I ilio will appreciate the eff?rt." . I \ ?? i- ,i I Women, worn and tire tonic. That feeling olf wea not leave you of itself. ^ Cardui, that effectual rem weaknesses of women. T) tried Cardui and write cnt benefit it lias been to them. 11Qn Hi io i?n!inUl/\ 4"??l ^ Ivtuv viiio x TAKE The Woms Mrs. "Rona ITnro, of ricrco, 3 wrote: "I was a sulTercr from ; pain in mv side and legs. could n< '"I suiVcred for \v;ir.% until m U?ti vttimn. i nu urt>i ixniii! ^ave mc r Kg Try Cardui. 'Twill help you. AT ALL ^ PR' Killed .)y a Tree. A. If. h\ilI'M" wns killed yestrnlav ai'ti i ntuit l?y Ix-iu ?si nick 1 !>y a fallinu; I rei; on .Mr. J. \V. . r ' iv\r... i? <i. >" 1 .... . ,...411.1 I III. 1 1 I tin1 | j llll'K Swamp sect ion. ;i!idiiI 10 mil<s I rom i 1k> c' \\ A it Mjro latoort r wlio was eniplov1'! 1 ?y Mr. KulI'. r was !'; flu* ! :v<? wh> n it I'fll in an utu'Xpi' tc.l direction, [ lti'hini',' ' I '111!^ r In fore lie v. >i;ld I'scaiic. I le \\ is n<*t killi*<l in-1 an) I v. I?ul so bail!v in juri (l I lint !i?> ?'i? il luTorc medical attention ivarli hint. M r. :i: 1!( ; niuvr I to ! lii- c >ini-1 I v ! 11>:!) ;? > u* iI.:!N. C' J wit I: hi IV . 1 i' s" vi ral wars \ ;i o ar.<l In. -ltd! iii the l.lack 1 Swamp s< ion whore he has heen en^a-^'d in iV.rinin^ ever since. The dec iscd w;i ahont years of at;e and was well known in ! '! irene comity. I Ie had recent I v paid a \ isit to his im?ther n r- iv.iii1 ! when lie re! nrned he ex pre;- "d him . ir .... i : i n I. ti.-i I. I % 111 11 :m .! 111( :-l III'-: ii 'hi fill 1 rip !'? 11is mil homo, lie was in t in'oil y Sat unlay mr Inisinrs^ ami was: on l>v jvvitil taii/.i'iis who iali-ifl with him. ? Xlorciicc i inn s. 'I'll I - I All 1 . IK I 'I |.|> f . Spiinkl . V. II- n'-i i i 11111 iii ii 11-. iii' over 'in--. ,i ctnii . i'i'i , <.s'iry. iliil vi ii,- hii l'-? ' !i i ii. SiillJ i.. tywu , :V I .Mi . t -i 111 iinv Can I Cist Hid ol L!.tu jr A1 ? >?11 ?2,o:)0 worth i | liquors r: Ill.liu :il I ilr COUUl V <Ii .jH'll ill'V I! I - (till, : ; ;?') t lie :isl Iii-Uwi'io tsv:utli 'i. lli.i- l'??r tii* ii<|?i??rs | \v ill l)c:i ^;:iu (-.tllei ;. Or.m^chur^ Sun. ' ,VS : )t V/asitGll. . 11 V i ! >1 i'i M 11. l? ! 11 ill nil'.. * ii.i; ! I; '.'. ill'low < ?l t lie [ i r ii vi! c < (>ii n \ i ?>ur! Ininsc, .. }i \. r.>i : i I ijr.\ yo;ir. i> 11 > nave ;< ?i ii i:i \va Iit'iI I < >i' veiil i :: \ im: . ha\ ;i t !: i-i i-r.I. S; >a ri.ii:'. .rg Journal. . iossion.. oi Fanv.un* I'' I' o. i i iMl- i >i ; a ill m" wo'lhi in.ii: might V interesting i' itli .I i a.i'i\ 11 ni ?<?:;! ! 1? i11i ,.iil ;' > .?!;> I h m ant I have 1 ;i (I | Ml in In- .. in in. -(?a ll'llc'.' Ledger. . Tj ~KKEti>Q 1 I BALSAM | ' ^ ' . -I * h -?ir. i .JBW i or'l ll li'to II nil ro < r.?y| ' -V i 1 ? t<> i . i .1..: .1 C: ?\ I , .? J c. ? r i 5 v _ J atwmm r rwiwr n?? ~t w a??f??? * *** +*j < *. ? h-* S ?. r.,' E' Af.lt, . T! c::?ns o:.M . . ' v *. * !rr. ? > . >* 'V . . o.? i. ;] ' ry ij !-<. . .r , J-j H . ?u ? 6o-;?, />, * ;.j-?* ' ' 'i ft ' T'-.TijS! i] n * " * ' <'' 4 . m.. J i /3 !i ^ t\?r. i j ? -i'7 f. jii.'j y y : .r.v " '' *j r^1 ; t.'i H MW, ?w urn ii i > mi nil n Women | ?d from overwork, need a I kness or helplessness will I fou should take Wine of|| edy for the ailments andl iiousands of women have I husiasticallv of the great H Try it?don't experiment I il medicine. m n B ?n's Tonic fl 'In., tried Cardui and afterward H ill porta of female trouble, had |H ?t sleep, had Fhortncfls of breath. M y husband insisted on my trying I elicf and now I am almost well. Hi ua STORES Have you \vij?k throat? If fo, you "iinoot l e too careful. You cannot beK ii treatment too early. Each rold mi'ki's \on more liable to another and 'It-1 l ist is always the Ii ardent to ourc I! >< ii will' t Chamberlain's Cough K inedy nt, t lie outset you will bo f.aved neb trouble %So|il by all Dealem, Thought He Obeyed. Little I>ed had been kept after Sellout fnl tiillfkii' <nil Iniul "mil why did you do it. I'rod?" queried his mother. Why. i had to. mamma." he explained. "Teacher said I mustn't whisper. :i:> ! I didn't."?KxchnnRe. Botanic Blood Balm (B. B. B.) Cures Through the Blood <$Bl3od Poison, <fj&\ BONK PAINS, CAN- j\ U\\MI LEU, dliALI aillN, I pimples, vssy Rheiimfftism, Eczema^ Ptching Humors. It.P. It (ltotumc Mlno I Blood) i* tho nils ill cii KciihmIv tlmt kills tho p t'Hon ir. itu- IiIohiI ami then polities it??t ndin> i 11 Kitl of pure, rich lilood direct to lit- hi.in sinlace, hones. joiniK, ?t 11 (1 >\ ill irvi r I iii* disrHHO is located. If ill's \\ > at! sores, ulcers pimples, eruptions i. i nii il and cuted. pains itu?l aches l Kin tiicaH-oii c.-iiso, swellings suhsidt*. It. k It. ( unplctilv c!i;iiik<'s lii'ily m'oa oil an healthy coudith^ilv* ^iv-iner i lie H'lin tlw- rich, red hue of litv.lih. 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The Pickens sentinel-journal. (Pickens, S.C.) 1909-1911, January 20, 1910, Image 8