The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, April 07, 1916, Page 7, Image 7
Splendid Laxative
for Elderly j
Has Itecn Prescribed by Well Known
Physician for Muny Years.
The Infirmities of a?e are espe- t b
clallv manifest in a tendency to con- * ""
slipution. and call for treatment that
will afford relief in ?n easy, natural '*! *
manner. The raold action of cathar- w
tic remedies .and mirKatlves that M it
- ceivea irom me use 01 l liedtord's Black-Draugh
. 2 Mrs. Sylvania Woods, of Clifton Mills, Ky.
J |f "It certainly has no equal for la grippe, b,
J* liver and stomach troubles. 1 firmly believe Blacl
saved my little girl's life. When she had the
j?* they went in on her, but one good dose of 1
Black-Draught made them break out, and she hai
^ more trouble. I shall never be without
tat ? THEDFORD'S
1 BLack-DFMIC
J in my home." For constipation, indigestion, heada*
ness, malaria, chills and fever, biliousness, and ;
ijp ailments, Thedford's Black-Draught has proved its
0 reliable, gentle and valuable remedy.
01 If you suffer from any of .these complaints, t
0 Draught. It is a medicine of known merit. Se
? years of splendid success proves its value. 1
2 young and old. For sale everywhere. Price 25 <
MOUTH UAKOMNA FURNISHED the secession of the si
jinr.iws in.vA entered tne service.
1SIIK 1MI> VOTES j Coward was made r
on the staff of Gen.
(Continued on page 7) June, 1861, at the i
One of the first experiments with gallant commander,
the submarine boat was made off tliat capacity at the <
Charleston harber. A survivor of Blackburn's Ford an<
that desperate venture and thrilling sas, after which lie wa
escape was rapt. Eldred Flckling, of assistant adjutant ge
Columbia, deceased. rank of captain, and r
The South Carolinians recorded as ed to the staff of Gei
^holding high commissions from the When the latter w
"foilfederate states government are I). Ion command after th
N. I>. Ingram, captain; II. J. Harts- vern Hill, Capt. Cowi
tene. commander; James H. North, red to the rank of ma
commander. lino of duty. After
There Is nothing more sublime in Sharpsburg. when G
history that the exploits of Raphael compelled by failure
Senunes. Josiah Tattnall, Matthew F. turn to his home, Ma
Matna> Woodry, John Mcintosh, cepted the position ol
Kell/fpitesby R. Jones, R. Taylor Fifth South Carol
Wood. Franklin Buchanan and other j which had been tendf
great southern sea fighters. gust, 18g^, and war
The first ironclad vessel afloat was on that date,
a floating battery designed by Maj. During the campai]
|?. K Stevens for the defense of Char- staff officer, he took a
leston harbor. the battles of Goldie
?. ?>?i?nry Mnrain. mauon, Malvern Hill,
The ranking Confederate officer ?as. Hoonsboro Oap a
! living in South Carolina Is Col. As- in the latter engage
| bury Coward, of Orangeburg, a man riously bruised and i
i who has given his life almost entirely ing death from the
to the military service of his state, shell,
either as an officer in the field or as As colonel of the
an instructor of her gallant youth, cipated in the battle
He was born In old Cherleaton dis- bnrg, the campaign
trict. 38 miles from the city, in 1835. water and about I
In the fall of 1854 he was graduated streets campaign in Q
at the South Carolina military acad- nessee, Including t
emy, and the following January, in ('hlckamauga, two nl
^ company with ? classmate, Miscah during the Investmr
Jenkins, later one of the most illus- nooga, Lookout Vallo
trious of South Carolina generals, h-? ie. Campbell's Statlo
r. wont to Vorkvllle, and established tion. Knoxville, Hear
the Kings Mountain military school. Strawberry Plains; ar
The two conducted this school until glnla, In 1884, fought
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THE LANCASTER NEWS A1
Inkithhk xow audio t<> (jkt nil
l'IM)TK< TION Ml
I .
J | llolli >l:-l.aiiriu ami .McMaster, t.ov- 01
ernor Manning Hays, Were C?nfl< |J j
ileal I'ire Insurance Could lie Procured?Failure
Devolves Ohlign- j>rQm
lion of Action on Chief Kxeoutive.
|^ | Ma
"The insurance commissioner lias
x.jM failed in his expectations to provide
^ relief; the warehouse commissioner
Mp'v 's about to fail in his efforts to scI
SE il I' ('
"ur? the insurauee necessary on cot '
i.o:i stored in state warehouses," said '
Gov. Manning yesterday in a state- 01
***. -nent on the insurance situation. The
governor a few days ago received a ' 'u>
letter from John L. McDaurin. state ,|00,':'
warehouse commissioner, advising
aim that tlie "insurance on state cot- ,u"' w
j 1 on is intact, hut l ii? nnt !*??? soul h.
_ .in- ii.-.-fttsiiry insur- ] Ktnu
i, wrues t;, ,> protect the property of thojimprn
people of South Carolina. . recom
, IH - In addition to litis the state ware-1 friend
ad COluS. jho'is. commissioner, Hon. Joint 1. of it.'
C-Draught Y |McLaurin. hail been assured tltat th-j C'on
mpao|PK V I Insurance situation could he taken ,staten
i ' * 'ear- of. with especial reference to \}r,.nt
'licdford > .. Itite insurance on cotton stored In
* had no J state warehouses, the warehouse )|(.
* jffr Icommissioner advisinu that, in his 'jt js ^
1 judgment. the state warehouse svs- ' .
V. tent was amply aide to take care of '"'"J* '
all the i >tton stored in the state antl js' i'i'"<
3-rflwy keep it insured in high class corn
V fiJ^ patties. rapid
Infl a i eltoust Commissioner Mc eounti
?& 8 |I*nurln, in Itis letter to me, dated beiun
i jT1 Bt Mareh 3d, makes the following state- nothir
in-nt: mark*
0 i was assured most confidently, medic
whc, dizzi- tr thoroughly reliable sotirc--. ,,,,.,jj-,
n tii a I !> insurance in South ('arolin; ,..,,.,,1.
ill Similar w;,,. t) vva?. , attcolled w ould he placed
;elf a safe, m Vork- !,1:' !!"' i??w?-r of tins- . ,ir
w big companies lias been too groat for .
|?, tin smaller com patties to withstand. "Jjo! ,
T -re ,.:e many good men in the in- 'V >
ry Black- J s'ir.ini" business, but these large 'J'"
ve*ltv-fivC ? r,,|:il>n';'' s dominate the situation. \
' A anil fti-v h-.v 1 *
.<> ino .'sprit
Good for !? c(?i ps ut' the insurance men gen- |lv.,t?
V erallv and are whipping everybody
:ents. into line.' T r
. _ ^LI'' ? ? H- also makes the following state- , ,'1
! o'!"
[bit Die individual is absolutely (<rn ^
powerless against these great ag- ! '??,
tate, when tu.'y g re nations of capital, and unless the <-lraj,,
strong arm of the government is "
in aide-de-cauip br,",*ht to his relief 1 see no help."
. Hits shows that a most serious 1
It. u. Jones, ... j n it ion now confronts the people of
equest of the' :lie stite. The insurance conuuis
and served in sinner ha* failed in his expectations '
engagements of to P",vide relief. The warehouse To '*
t- i omtnissloner is about to fall in his
il Mist . an.r eflorts to secure the insurance ne.es
,s commissioned s;.ry on the cotton stored in the state;
neral with ti e warehouses. These conditions make 1
egularly assig"- 'f in<btuil>ent on me as governor to duclo
a.*t. and 1 shall use every effort otli- Dyche
n. Jones. chilly and personally to remedy the j j
as giveu divi situation, without delay, with due re-I
e battle of Ms> - card to the sovereignty of the state j,oa l
ar.l was advau- s,n'1 'utorest of all its people. j chur.'
Jor in the san;> p roxt.
the battle 'i ne!SS> VVilS wounded in the left j J. Fu
en Jones was arm: served in the trenches at IV*of
health to r- tersburg ati.l north of the James in th*
ijor Coward v - fight month.-, pariiciphting in the succet
r colonel of the fights at !>arl.ytown Itoad. Fort liar-.J. W.
Ina regiment, rison and Russell's Mill. j mon.l
>red him in An- commanded the picket line be-J
, , *
commissioned ifitTsmiPx rrom Appomattox 1
Creek to Gordon's right, on the night contri
gns of 1862, as '''e e\aeuation of Petersburg, and Hlack
. gallant part in 011 the retreat was engaged in hattle T. A.
's Mill, Savage Ht Farmvllle and Appomalox. After Itansc
Second Manas- the surrender he returned to York- 2. nd
Sharpsburg. vllle and reopened his military school christ
ment being se- 'n January, 1866. and conducted it God a
tarrowly ewap- alone for 20 years; also from 1882 ing n
explosion of a 1886 holding the office of state Dychc
superintendent of instruction. In mon,
Fifth he purtl- 1800 lie accepted his present posi- It. G.
of Fredericks- tion of superintendent of the South '"at
of the Black- Carolina military college, the famous rensoi
Suffolk, Gong- Citadel aendemy. arrive
eorgla and Ten- Bible
he battles of! | gjfc %/ f MM "hall
Ight encounters S^C laS"" Ivl " I IS^Ivl *'on>
'nt ?r chatta- Will cure Rheumatism, Neu- ?"u'r
y or Wnuhatch-, raltfia, Headaches, Cramps, Colic m,? 1
n, Genoir sta- Sprains, Brui#e*rCuta, Burns, Old
i s station and Sores, Tetter, Rin?-Worm, Ec- p- Mi
id again in Vir- zema, etc. Antiseptic Anodyne, C'imb
at the wilder-, used internally or externally 25c
r % >
4
*H1L 7. 1916 .
aiiii nnroinriiT io **x*t?y+x?x*x?x?x*x?x?x*x?x*)* ? * * *#
MILL PRESIDENT IS j n hicccdcmt I
LRONGJNHIS PRAISE| OUR DIFFERENT 1
n"uf" et?rr Ten? "'Evperi|l THE BEST GROCERIES
\\
) STUB HORN TROUBLE ]\ MONEY CAN BU
> ?
ved in many ways. I heartily ln? to,,r (,t Switzerland and writ > president: in
mend the preparation to my lii^ experiences for a number of New L'r,':" delight c
s. Tliis shows what I think Knglund newspapers. For three *'ie clubs, t<
months the ^oung man footed it over ,'1'' aclentlat
nmenting on Mr. Cooper's . ... , ... . how it is ill <1
. ... . * the roads trom Appenzell down bv a" (l
lent, 1. W. Galyon. Stat" . nnihtnir i., ?tw,<.
for South Carolina for Tanlac. ' ol /uru h and nl ,
"Hundreds of such statements over into the St. Moritz valley, to ,an nieasur<
aching us from all parts, and eomo and Lugano, beak again to PaP,>r witl
?d I gratifying to so many |,?ko Lucerne and then to Chamonix. he
? are using Tttulac with such throug hthe valley of the Rhone, over Jeff" fnr one
'' su,,s . . . (5i indelwald and Than to Heme T,,'??l>1'* w lio fak
le tame of tlie medicine is , .
spreading over the entire Everywhere a comfortable inn. or "
v. Thousands everywhere at"' tavern, made the evenings as pleas- ' "n,Tn'ttes ot <
benefited and beyond all doubt ant a the days were delightful: ev- r" : apprecin
ig has ever been places on the erywhere men of distinction were 'Pining the wi
1 in the way of a proprietary encountered tramping along leisure ion. i: not t!
ine that has attained such iro- ,y tl(j enjov|nK a kin(1 of ?fo thnt these misslonar
te prominence and widespread ^ ^ rovA,nMn? tn (I .... their snoAeh i
lilt.-*. .w (in (>lll|IIK \lllor
ono million bottles of this *'> <an. At times his walking com- *vbat 'he eye c
ated medicine was sold in nine panions wore famous German pro- r?ad wore op
is tin.- and it is un?,uest on- lVssors. for several davs a higl, of- ,ru,a beyond tl
ho most widely talked-of tnedi- .... .. K
1 the world to-day. The great- rici*'" of ' "ion I'aolflo Railroad "pntlent Last
idenee of its merit is the fact journeyed over the same patlis with Secretary l.a
those who once buy the first him two of the lending phvsioJans or 'he Intorio
u?t V,"""pany wi,h him ?,r
friends. another time, and men well known in Rions of the r
ilao. the master medicine. is '-nr'ish professional and manfaetnr- placed, has he
exclusively bv J. F. Mackey & ine life were with him on manv make then. -,va
!?l? '} stapes of the tour. ment of the ,
'o.. Heath Springs; C. 0. Floyd.
aw. Price: $1 per hnttl-' "'is would not have been pos- Uventy-five yea
ht. si hie without good roads. The Am- Rroa?'ve conim
erican would not have had any com appreciate t
\ MKKI IX(i OF MoltiAit panions on the roads otherwise. He of highwa
ASSOCIATION' would have found it impossible to RHished from r
"look ii|i into the heavens'* or to make provb
Held at Spring llill Church, x ''-w th< entrancing landscapes had out-of-the-way
April gnu. to ; tot It. h" found it necessary to pull his parks and reset
feet out of the mud at every weary a I Government
day. April 28, 11* a. m. Intro -U'P. and there would lia- e been nei- pass that in s
r.v Sermon by Dr. J. \V. 11 iher health nor enjoyment in the parks roads 1
>s. long tramp through mountain passes which almost ;
What does the New Testament an(' sheltering forests and hy the conducted
relative to the mission of tile s'(le of beautiful lakes hidden in the built for (lie i
h? Dr. J. H. Thayer. W. 1.. heart of Alpine fastnesses to hospltn- and beast, so 1
an. Rev. Frank Funderburk, L. bb' inns at the close of day. As i* possible for
nderburk. Samuel Johnson wrote: "There is or horse or fo<
-Has our missionary endeavor nothing which has yet been contrived '? the very l.i
1 home and fore'gn fields been t,v man by which so much happiness Alps that lie 1
.sful??Rev. T. A. Dahney. Dr. 's ticetl as by a good tavern or is "money in i
H. Dycl.es, Rev. J. F. Ham- inn:" and it was in the inns of who will do thi
. Dr. J. H. Thayer. Switzerland that the pedestrian ing up of the
SATURDAY. found his sweetest solace after his siblo without
What motives impel you to (,avs ln ?Pen twenty-five years roads,
hute to missions??Rev. P. E. aRO ov*'n as to-day they stand with It is only nei
man. Rev. H. F. Carson, Rev. ?P*n <'oors welcome the passing 'he pages of a
I.:ihn?v A nine Em*. ,.. -l. Stranger to hOSnitnhle fare Tlmv see lina thr>rr?i
>m Hunter were run then, as they are run now. ger hotels of tl
Will a regenerate. enlightened heighten the delights ot tourist- n?z<d tlx jmp<
ian refuse to co-operate witn ?? ,he tramP or whPn Journeying by as an aid to b
nd his fellow christians in sav- oth"r "leans. They were not onlv | is coming in tl,
lost world? I)r J W II built to take care of creature com-1 Rood roads wt
s. P. L. McManus, W. S. Black- for,s but they were all. even the, if they be pro
W. S. Hammond. H. T\ Mobley. humblest of their kind, bureaus of that travelers 1
ITsher, B. P. Adams. intelligence for the information of in a measure
, you explain that method of ?beir guests as to the best way of enjoyed in th
.. <V'" ? *'
ijiii^ ??, W iiirii some I.a pi ISIS ^ ?1|J ??|?- ?vnni <-a- " ? ^riiuriui
at the conclusion that the pendlture of effort. and four, and
innkcs it obligatory that thev This little tour into the heart of friend as well
submit to baptism by immer- the world wa? made quarter of a through mnnv
but will refuse to obey thai centur> ago and many thousands of ready in some
command of our Ixird. "(Jo ve other Americans, have followed the r*ood roads hav
ill the world, and preacli the same Itinerary in all the years that ?f years the o
>1 unto every creature*'??W. have followed; and some of them at 'Herniated by t
i Manus. W. 1,. Croxton, J. L. least have brought back to their charm of
erburk. J. C. Funderburk, W. "dear America" sucgest'ons of ho*v 'vavg, as comj
trldge, D. J. Iltnson. 2t-7-20 tb?- unequalled beauty and resources heat of stuffy
I
? on|H*i* iHTiiiirs Tmiluc " l? T
ueMtioiuildy tlie llest Tiling IT ... , ? . ? ,, ...
Tried." + shingles, Lime, Cement, Ceiling, Hoori
' 1 s
Tanlac office is simply being * \ , .. ? . ,
I those hays with letters of . boardinR, Coal, Wood, and Brick.
u-nts from well known men ??
? Tn "he Z.t\ j DELIVERED PROMPTLY.
Is have been received from H.
ill, a well known Tennessee j- JPJ 1 O ??
president; lion. K. T. St. rflWJjrflS (V HAITI
ntendent of schools of Carroll ! ^ ?1 "U I
. of Carrollton. Ga.; and many y
prominent in commercial anil ? ? !; i < i 1 ? i I I I
sional life. Tlie last addition - ?
list being (' C. CooDer. nresf i:?an %* ?? iv*?o 1 . .. .
p been built a ntimhor
>1<1 inns have been reransient
business, anil
travel ,ivor the highjared
with the dusty
cars.
ook for the entertalnt
of :i teeming popu
Id like i ? live out of
>nly within the last
ever, that any effort
to develop the scenic
nited States, and the
jrt has been studied
e enthusiasm with
H?n received. During
p committees and pro
ort and another have
to Washington with
wonderful lands of
within a few days'
mrts of our great dois
of majestic height,
litahle reach, water
to beauty, canyons of
nable depths, fields of
w, slow-moving gevflowers
and herds of
tten creatures of the
u tlie world, weary of
rays of men. to the
lere nature revels in
"?ods. At the White
entertainment of the
the theatres, to the
% f fin ohn.l ? ?
r>T w IIIIIIM'lH't'g:
or the enlightenment
ts who do not know
lone boon use there is
r theories by which it
ed, and to the news'i
the hope tllilt tliov
to int<'init "Mutt and
day at least for the
e an intelligent inter
111 things, and before
'ongress that tbev
to the importance of
Iderness to the obseric
occupation, of men.
iep have been proving
>y their pictures of
ould see if onlv good
lened to the wonder
te further bill-; of the
ne. of the Department
r, under whose protenient
the wild renited
States has been
en doing his part to
ilable for tlio improveteople.
!t has taken
rs for even a few prounities
lying near by
he economic posaihiliy
tourists as dintinailroad
tourists, and
don for them in the
places in the great
\ations of the NationIt
has conie to
some of those great
tave been built over
my sort of traffic can
and inns have been
ntertainment of man
that in these places it
stage or automobile
>tman to penetrate ineart
of things in o.ir
beyond Italy There
t" for the forehanded
Mr navf Wit#
wilderness i( not posthe
building of good
essary to look through
11 autoTiiobile guide to
ighly many of the lar
le country have rocogirtance
of the tourist.)
usiness. And tlie day
e districts which have
lere the smaller inns,
vided With the things
must have, will regain
the popularity they
e stage coach days,
en traveled in coach
when mine host was
as host to many men
fruitful years. Alof
the states where
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LINES
> that!
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nj*, Weather- ''
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land miglit also bo
n.11' Ol TIH'ir own
r.1 the Gooviria Home Cotton made an open b,
..of Law r? n<?\ ille, Ga. (By American Highway Association) meat and profit
oop? i asic ? I loin being one There are a good many "Yankee lotion that wou
most prominent business men notions" that are really worth while, 'loots. It is t
inn town, is well known ;tn(j jp,, most of them are of a very f?w years, how
. unit this section of tin- practical suit. For example, some- has been made
4 ' 00h' 1 s un?|ualifled thing over twenty-five years ago the glories of the I'
111 "" reiure. to ti-> cnited States Minister of Switzer- more the subj?
m< oi gri .it impoitance and land was a New Hnglandcr who was the Kreatei th?
llllic* \\ ill IIT1 (If) 11 lit <><11 v ho miinlt . .....
*?etl in what ho has tn"sVv' "" ,nini,s,a*"?' ?^levor in the out-of- m nas b<
ooper sai?l d?"r M,> t,,onKht that evory present yoai
t seven or eight years at least "'"f ,?Ugh< ?Ut int? ,h? fiHds !"0tPr8 ?f *)n? s
' suffered from a very had' "1 n,'s ar"' ws,sl> his lungs with bp?" flocking
>r stomach trouble, from which a,r nn<l ,il1 "P his soul with stories of the
e hecn miahle to obtain the v,GWs ?r the open country with its promise lying
>st relief. For months I have "mrvelous variety of growing tilings Journey of all |
n a very badly run downtcon- inl the vastness of its stretches of m?'n, mountain
roin liai'l 'ifh.1'! nunoy- hills and valleys and forests and 'crests of Jllln
nervousness, and 'loss^o'r' a,! '''',n !l1"1 heh! under the unmeas ,;i!ls of oxquisi
urabW how I of ttie heavens as if i? f.lriost unfathot
't until 1 began taking Tanlac vv* ro ,n the hollow of the Almighty rlasting sno
it time ago have I been able ' and. II,. bail been a frier . of e,,rs. miles of
tire th?- least improvement in Thoreau and practiced what he well-nigh forgo
hmL'Tle.f t;U'!' Tnn,nc is tho "reached. The opportunity for out- " ?>?|. all invltin
ZZtoV Z ? '? ?m,. 1" 11.0 artlflHnl v
reatment of six bottles It |s >U land that he asked a fellow- ?P,,n spaces wl
stionally the host thing of it.s!toXVnsm an. a young engineering stu- I'"ir wildest ni<
I ever tried. as I am greatly ,,onf ,n ,bat country, to make a walk- "'?use. for the
-,VY long it may remain so." Comnils- inonia
\\* 11
sinner MaLaur n urged the governor
Allen ? , a" a sPKsion of the legis- lMM,x
lature to provide relief in tin present s"i)l'n
ahlwell-s Syrup omergency. fmmt?
a bottle. It other
d'should be in "I shall without delay use every
bottle, free of effort officially and personally to '
led by writing ri?mp,jv the situation,'* said (Jovernov
, 4 54 Washing , dent i
Winning.
' Oil I i
Tlie governor's statement in full
????? i M r.
follows: , ..
i of the
P.efore and after signing the I.an- . .
. ey-Odom bill. I had the assurance ()l
If jfrom the state Insurance eotnmis* throat
1 -? -* 'sinner. Mr MeMnster, that he could eounti
I secure all the insurance that was Vndon
tnecessary for the protection of the '
nearly a' people's property in South Carolina. '<,nM'
the State'.' I see in this afternoon's paper an I"
, . , , article appearing over Mr. McMas- i jut ere.
hey don i fer's signature, in which lie savs. in ! m. .<
p'Terence to the Laney-Qdom not: ]
'Therefore, unless the law is re-1
p. South Carolina must take !,|X
r; ? of herself with the aid of the <
^ IInsurance organisations now doing!' "av
L Isiness t?<-r?-. In my opinion, the-' sliuht<
organizations will scarcely able; heen i
_ . _ . 1 care >>i the best insurabli dltlon
J* ^ ri Ice which are protected by munic [anc< f
ipal waterworks. Property not so j jn'hcs.
?????? prot 1 r|(?d must he insured otherwise petite.
_ and I see no chance for this except
-.r jiu mutual companies. ISvery think- ., sj)()
. i: z individual knows that each class :|() m>(
'of property must or should pay Its' (||
1 o fin ! tsees, whether the Insut
.<c% 5 ants be in a stock company or in a
mutual. There is no prospect of or-j ' *'
mi, jgnnizing many stock companies.' lull fi
have rc- that Mr. McMaster admits bisjuu<iue
^ ? ... r. If .'' re t,. .......... .1
I shock the system should be avoided. ?j| |b? V
1 more especially as the relief they of- \
| fer is only temporary and is usually ?
9 more than offset by disturbance to %
| the vital organs caused by their vio1
pearly sixty years ago Dr. W. B. '
? Caldwell. Monticello. 111., prescribed r^, ...
J a compound of simple laxative herbs
8 that has become the stardard houseI
hold remedy in thousands of homes. L. .
' It acts easily and gently, yet with Mrs RaCiu?i
I positive effect, without griping or
? other pain or discomfort. Mrs. Ra- Druggists sell Dr. C
w chel Allen. Galesburg, Kans., is sev- . Pepsin for fifty cents
5 enty-one years old, and after using (a splendid remedy an
5 a hottle of Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep-[every home. A trial
S sin, wrote that it had done her a! charge, can be obtaii
t world of good and that she intends to Dr. W. B. Caldwell
* to keep It in the house always. | ton St., Monticello, 111
I !?
I FARMERS' MUTUA
i mcy in in nice just at tills time when
of the best old-line companies have withdrawn from
Aren't Lancaster and York counties fortunate that t
have to organize?
D. E BONEY, Agenl
YOICK SOUTH (AIUI
2 Saved GirFs Lif
,,? JJ "I want to tell you what wonderful benefit 1