The Lancaster news. (Lancaster, S.C.) 1905-current, March 20, 1917, Image 3
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Dr. Caldwell's Syrup l*ef>sin H
Have a l'lnie In Every lion
Constipation, or Inaction <
bowels, a condition that nearl
erone experiences wKh more o
frequericy, is the direct cam
much disease. When the bowe
come clogged with rofuse froi
stomach, foul gases and polsoi
generated, and unless the cong
is quickly relieved the syste
comes weakened and most srn
ble to attack.
Various remedies to relieve <
pation are prescribed, but ma
these contain cathartic or pur
>{,cuui luni ?re narsn anil Vloii
their action and shock the s:
The most effective remedy I
combination of simple laxative
with pepsin that is sold in
Btores under the name of Dr.
well's Syrup Pepsin.
The Hon. John D. Keisl
Brandywine, W. Va., who h
presented his district in the
Legislature for six years, write
he uses Dr. Caldwell's Syrup 1
and finds it a splendid laxative
to take and mild, yet positive,
action, and that it should be in
household for use when needed
Dr. Caldwell's Syrup Pep
sold by druggists in all parts <
United States and costs only
DEPOSED CZAR
GOES TO CHI
Eventually He Will Be Allow
Go to Some Allied Country
London, March 18.?What
perturbed Emperor Nicholas,
the Petrograd correspondent O!
Times, was that sufficient gu
tees be given that his life and
of his family be spared. It is sa
was reassuYed by? General It
mm iuuciicu in ine name c
whole army under his command
no harm would befall any meml
S the family.
* The first request made by th?
peror was that he be allowed t
his wife, but this was refused
blank. There are reports th
even contemplated suicide, but <
ually was Induced by his con;
to accept his fortunes calml;
submit to the Inevitable. H1
words as Emperor are said to
been that he had been betray
those he trusted most.
The Times correspondent sa
has been told the former rulei
have to reside in the Taurus I
tn Crimea with his famil>
eventually will be allowed
abroad to some Entente Allied
try, probably Italy.
The revolution overtook th'
perial family when all of the
dren except the Grand Duchess
were afflicted with measles. <
Duke Alexis, the 12-year-old
while heir, who was reported
still lives, but la very ill.
'His attack of measles was
plicated by the breaking out c
old wound in his foot, dating
the alleged attempt on his life
#/v.. *
iuui years ago. He was report*
day as likel> to recover. He
tracted the malady from a cot
at the front.
Grand Duchess Tatiana in in
rious condition, and oxygen has
administered. News of the die
tlon of the troops reached the
press February '27. The I
guard was mobilized for defens
reflemen remaining inside the (
with machine guns, while 01
were armoured motors.
When the Tsarskoe Selo gai
revolted, a collision with the F
guards appeared inevitable. The
press went to the commander c
guard an J said:
"My desire is that you do not
This was taken as an order t<
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Laxative : 8l
usehold Necessity**.*
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? (:o:) vice
ihouUl Seer
ie. ' dm \ I Trej
is th< motor
horbs Cents a bottle. It contains no opiate' the so
drug or nacotlc drug, does not gripe, and to tak
Cald- |s recommended as a family laxative, should
mild enough for the tiniest babe, yet'dark-a
ter of sufficiently powerful to act easily on out of
as re- (h0 strongest constitution. opmen
State ft) avoid imitations and ineffective It v
s that substitutes be sure to get Dr. Cald- Mating
'epsin well's Syrup Pepsin. See that a far j ca, as
, easy 8iniile of Dr. Caldwell's signature jgive t
In Its an(j hj8 portrait appear on the yel-;part ii
every iow carton In which the bottle Is Wome
' packed. A trial bottle, free o! now; t
sin Is charge, can be obtained by writing to God, t
Df the Dr. W. B. Caldweu, 455 Washington effort
' fl'ty St., Montlcello, Illinois. enlarg
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WOM1
render, which he did. Soon revoluIMEA
tionary troops entered the Palace <j?ver
and officers went to the apartment of j,'ra
ed to the Imperial family. To these the fj^|a
Empress said: Litt
most "Let there be no violence. I am Lroug
says now only a sister of charity at the jnR W(
f The bedside of my afflicted children." mary <
taran- fprevio
those MISTRIAL ORDERED
l,d hfc IN DAMAGE Sl'IT
uzky,
that Superintendent of (iaffney Schools la I
jer ot Re-Elected for Another Term.
Gaffney, March 18.?The Jury in
s Em- the case of Barnhill versus Cherokee fl
o see Falls Manufacturing Company, after B
point being out the entire night was dis- E
at he rinsed by Judge Mauldin, who order- B
jvent- ed a miBtrial. Young Barnhill was B
lessor kHied by falling from a gangway, B
V and where the company was constructing B
s last a dam last summer. fi ;
have The plaintiff was represented by B
ed by Q0vern0r Fvans and G. W. Speer. B
Esq., the defendant company being B
*'s represented by Messrs. Butler and |B
r will
'alace Hall. Court was adjourned yester
r day morning. Judge Mauldin return- |B
ing to his home in Pickens. Ho will B
to go _ . M
return to Gaffney tomorrow to con
coun- . - ||
vene the court of general sessions. 5?
a Im- regular meeting Friday B
ehil- n'Kht of the school trustees of the B
,, , _ fy .. . Ji-t ? - - ? ? ?
inane uniuic) uiairui, i'iOI. J. Harvey E?j ,
Grand Witherspoon was re-elected for an- B
erst- other year as superintendent of the K
dead, graded schools of Gaffney. The Calf- B
pey schools are in a most flour'jhlng ife
com- condition, and the fact is recognized B
>f the by the people of GafTney that v.e have .H
from one of the ablest superintendents of |B
about schools in the State.
sd to- Donald Huggin, Esq.. who recent ^
con- jy resigned as county superintend Eg
nrade ent education, at the earnest re- la
quest of the State Hoard has agreed Eh
a a?" to hold office until July 1, when his R
i been successor will be appointed. As Mr. Ej
taffec- Huggin has recently gone Into bust- K
s Em- reBH with his brother, the only terms B
'alace UpQn which he would consent to re H
e, the tain office would be for him to keep B
'alace fj,e ()fflce one day In each week. H
jtslde
:r,r No. 666 I
s iEm- This it a prescription prepared especially 8
>f the ??r MALARIA or CHILLS & FEVER. iB
Five or aix dose* will break any case, and B
? V taken then aa a tonic the Fever will not fl
fire. ' J return. It acta on the liver better thao B
> sur- 1 Calomel and doea not gripe or aickea. 25c E
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tit tit fit fit fit It I
THE POLISH"1 1 I
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POLISHES I
tan- lot I
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iANCASTER NEWS TUESDAY. NTai-. li
+ + + + ,% + + passed by the house tod;
emor ailixed his signatu
FFFliAGE DEPARTMENT. * frage mass meeting. i'i
+ delivered an address in ^
+ + + + + + + + + ++ + + dorsed tho votes for >
lister Eiiuiil SiitViM>i>.? ?1? ?
? - imigu ana raaa ill a sun
ddent, Mrs. Leroy Springs. about the streets of the
i President, Mrs. R. K. Kiddle, brat ion of their victory.
'etary, Mrs. Chas. D. Jones. meeting was a feature
isurer, Mrs. W. S. Patterson, gram of the suffrage s
innen of Lancaster League. conducted here by the N
is, Mrs. T. Y. Williams. man Suffrage association
oilment. Mrs. Ira B. Jones.
rature, Mrs. John Crawford. ... %.
< ongrat ulates Mrs.
?ram, Miss Bess McManus. .... . . , _
Washington, March 7.
ince, Miss Margaret Moore. .. ,,, , ... ,
tlce Walter A. Clark, o!
?. Carolina Supreme Court
Do It Aoiv. , ,
, , . r .I u t might to wrs. Carrie Ch
s burdens fall heaviest on wo...
. . ,. , president of the Nation,
A truism, but none the less _
Every war since civilization U ,aKe ?tsso< iation, co
has proved it. her upon the acce89ion '
Great War has demonstrated to ,hc ranks of suflfr?Re
ling else. The women of a na- opens lhe door to womar
re one of Its most valuable as- the South," the message
not in any sentimental sense,
i an intensely practical one. KHN'OH AND STAF
n make munitions, and drive| LEAVE FOR \V/
cars, and run trains, and till'special Train of Pull
,11. that men may be released! lonyos fSlwnvl)le r<
e the field. Their countrymen |
. . , , . , , Capital?Palmetto II
make haste to break down any 1
ige barriers that keep women rietl.
their fullest and freest (level- Columbia, March 3.t.
train, carrying Governor 1
rouhl be an act of cold, calcu- staff and other South Cf
wisdom for the men of Ameri- Washington for the sec
they enter the great War, to ration of President Wils
he women of America eaual lumbia this evening ?? e
i the government of the nation, the Southern Railway. T
in should be given, here and made up of about a d
he vote, not as a bribe?thank Pullmans, n diner., a c
hey need no such incentive to baggage car. At Rock
and sacrifice?but as an aid to man from Lancaster was
ed usefulness. the train which north
will be run as the secon
EN IN ARKANSAS the Birmingham Special
GET PRIMARY VOTK A special train of sevei
nor Signs Hill Allowing Them also left Greenville this a
nchise in Such Elections in Washington.
t State. j
le Rock, Ark., March 6.?Gov. It ls all ri^ht to thl,
h tonight signed the bill grant- , .
^ you please about your n<
)men the right to vote in priJlections
in Arkansas. The bill 11 is ?<c?Ri?n?lly best t
usly adopted in the senate was yourself.
Watch Whe
Buy
Saturday saw a stead
into our store, this si
where to get the Besl
Cleanliness, Coil
X
set aside our store frc
the people some of tf
them that we haven
When Grocery servic
Plyler's
W. E. F
Up Town Phone
108
i 20, 1917.
y. The gov. (SBRBBBBRBBBBBirfl&CL
re at a &ti!"- B3 tm wv v
he 2 R ? ^
vhich he in- ^ B 11 "j ^
vomen cam
rage parade ^
city in cele- 5 _ _ _
The mass g| fjB
of the pro- \V*i 1
chool being j/F^jjL
atlon&l Wo- ^
f the North ?| T*^
telegraphed J ^
apnian Cad g|
al Woman'* H 1^^ J
ngratulating J /l 11"
L>f Arkansas ^ f\ .'vNw ^ ^ j
i suffrage in ^
said. M
H comes with every adc!
p H The knowledge that
tSIIINfiTON H ahead in this world's
Imans Also 5 pleasure to every one.
?r National1 of tlie 8liver front thoi
a niter Car-' 5 always be worrying abc
has the assurance of
?A special n
\T a n ti i n tr n n #1
i ro I in I an h "to JOIN 111C t ll l'011 g O f 1
ond lnauRu- S 'account here. Don'
on. left co- accumulated what you
o'clock o\or m as a starter. Remenil
he trair was ^ , . . . , ,
07.cn special 5 temptation to Spend, 1
oach an<: a I JlloailS U loSS to you tot"
Hill a Pull
attached to ?
of oh^iotte A dollar in 1
id section of W"
than two
pal Pullmans m
ifternoon Tor
The Bank
nk whatever IH
slghbors, but Jj LANCi*
o keep It to P*
I
re the Crow
Cirocei
[y stream of Custor
bowing that the p
t Groceries for the 1
irtesy, and Re
>m the others. Yoi
le time, but you a
t the best groceries
eismid e better, Piy!
Cash Si
Myler, Proprietor
^
r^ra?BEr
ig of Real:
USEACTION I
I it ion to the bank balance.
you are so much further ?8
goods Is bound to be a j?
How different the feelings OS
se of the spender who must ^
ut the future when the saver V?
comfort and independence. S
K?
lie satisfied by opening an M
t ]nit it off until you have
i consider a spectable sum
)er that in addition to tlio m
noney kept in your pocket u
it earns no interest.
the bank is safer m
in the pocket. j?
of Lancaster j
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Least Money
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