The Lexington dispatch. [volume] (Lexington, South Carolina) 1870-1917, October 11, 1911, Image 4
I I The only real i
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By R. L. T. is perfe
M . If this is the first
Rn cribed continuosly by I
H cure of Constipation, In
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lftl
I; J R. L. T.
I || To whom it may Concern:
r By I have taken R. L. T. an
Rn er medicine. I have ever tal
\ Rn ont reservation.
K|| I have for some years us
SrI and general tonic I conside:
Rjl ever tried.
* n| Cashie
pal I have been using Richarc
hi time, and can recommend i
I ic for general debility and ;
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150c. R. L T.
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Extremes of Temperature. " install
Science reasons that the lowest tem was a]
pera tares at the earth's surface are
not found directly at the poles, bat at Mr.
some distance to the south of the wfc0 t
north pole and to the north of the has c
sonth pole. Likewise the greatest .de- bsh a
gree of heat is not. as might be sup- gjies
posed, to be found at the equator, but then t
prevails at Borne distance to the north Hill i
and to the sonth of that imaginary gnasic
line. The coldest place on the earth's ja jfo.
surface of which there is authentic
record is in Siberia. The lowest tem- The:
5 perature ever recorded in the open air celebr
I was 90 degrees below zero F. at Wer- last g
fchajansk, central Siberia, on Jan. 15. bride
JIS85. The highest temperature of ^ he
which there is an authentic record is boom
1124 degrees above zero F. in Algeria.
! northern Africa, on July 17, 1879..
| These places of extreme heat and ex- TOW
jtreme cold give a range of tem perafturq
covering the whole inhabited Bool
: fler. nr? or toe men were ioaaea
Iwith valuable contraband goods, and I
! two acted as guides and scouts. Wben (
they were ail safely on Italian soil one
ef the guides named Maretoli gave ^ ^
rest to jl Joyful yodel In the still
air the least sound causes a vibration .
which may set enormous masses of ^
snow moving. This is what occurred Kauimi
ken. A quarter of a million tons of
snow detached Itself from the moustain
side and came thundering down Ge: 8
upon the parti, who were swept, in an exhibit!
I world of 214 degrees, or two degrees open
| more than from zero to the boiling persor
? point. comin
: Noven
] Don't Breathe Lazily. }?fcer*
i "If yon are consumptive, if you think
Iyou are drifting into consumption. 50
f sing!" said a medical man.
I "Of course singing alone will not
{save you from consumption or cure
jyou. Besides singing yon must have This
} plenty of fresh air and good food. And, trespai
i speaking of fresh air. I must say that signed
{not one person in a hundred knows lating
I how to inhale it People seldom cording
{breathe deeply enough. They seldom
Inronerlv ventilate their lunir cavities.
I which resemble stuffy, insanitary
j apartment*, where all germ* thrive un- Oct.
| disturbed. Acquire the habit of takiing
the big, deep breath which is a pri
fmary requisite for any kind of singing,
jbad or good, and the physical joy de- Thre
I rived from it will never allow you to where;
j relapse into lazy breathing. Further- Will b<
imore. the mere effort of singing comjpels
the singer to stand straight and 49p
I to throw out the chest, a good. correcItive
for the bad physical habits of
I weak chested people."
Killed by a Shout.
j A joyful about thoughtlessly given
j by an Italian smuggler on having
i eluded the customs guards on the
j Swiss frontier was the cause of his
\tix companions being killed by an
j avalanche. The party, coming from
j the Grisoos. had. with a thousand pre- j8 \
i cautions, successfully negotiated the This p
j Forcoia pass on the Swiss-Italian bor- ^ ^ ^
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2S *,? vt
ICHARDSOIM'S=
mprovement in medicine foi
of Chills and Fever si
ctly harmless. It acts in perfect hare
time you have heard of R. L. T. don
)r. Richardson for 25 years. Testimo
idigestion, Billiousness and Liver Trc
WHj
Some time
d it is the best tonic and liv- and I must (
ten. I recommend it with- an^ ?^er 111
remedy for
, H. DAGNALL, Atty.
ied R. L. T. and as a liver a jjye
r it the best medicine l ha-, e ig unsurpass
can unhesita
J. R SHUMATE,
r Citizens National Bank.
ison's Liver Tonic for some I have us(
t as the most excellent ton- think it is th
3 run down system. ever tried.
T. K. ROPER. ' I
KAUFMAN!"
$1.00. THE R. L- "
it into an abyss. Maretoli alone deanina Pre
We to extricate himself. '
Slles, from the state of Illinois, The Lexington ]
tas been in the chicken business, ready to do yonr fs
Dine to Arizona and is to estab- dyeing, etc. \
WWU,-paper atBM BDL Mr ?$??* g*
wll last about two weeks, and j^g^ year's suit i
lis bald head will be seen in Bald a specialty of this cl
10 more. He believes in moral Lexingto:
m, while the Bald Hillers believe Lem Sox, Manage
, 32 cartridges. I
. NOTICE?Cards c
re has been only one marriage Jilihed in The DjWt
ated in Giveadam Gulch since one-half cent a wore
leptember. and even in that the words free, one-half
was so homelv that no one kiss- sll oyer one hundred
t. We predict a matrimonial spect, one-baif cent
lix L ceptions to thi9 rule
this spring, however.
N otice of Tim
ii Registration Notice* This is to notify ai
Lexington, S. O., July 23, 1911. - will apply to the Ho
is for Town Registration now Jadge,of Probate foi
at my place of business. All ?
is who intend to vote in the ty? South Carolina, (
g Town election to be held on October, 1911, for a 1
iber 2nd, 1911, will have ^ reg- eXecutor of the estt
Books will close October 23. 19- decea6ed.
H. N. KAMINER, . J. D.
Supervisor of Registration. 51
Trespass Notice. Motice, Final
is to notify all persons that This i9 to notify aJ
sing on the lands of the nnder- will apply to the Hoi
i9 forbidden. All persons vie- Judge of Probate for
thi9 notice will be punished ac- ty, South Carolina, <
g to law. October, 1911, for a 1
W. H. Eendrix.^ executors of the esta
Mrs. H. J. Henarix. deceased.
H. E. Drafts. W. L. &
J. J. Long. 51
3, 1911?4w52
2 sold reasonable on^qoick sale.
1
%?f U mM H WARRANTED FO
If you purchase the NE
ihe price of HUNT'S CURE. J have a life asset at the pri<
rice will be promptly refunded not have an endless chain
as not cure any case of ^0=^1?^^^----^-'ihsfasf
UIMil U1UL/1UL
RICHARDS MEDICINE CO.,
Sherman, Texas.
J. R. Lang ford, Swansea, S C /
W. A Oxner, Gilbert, S. C.
mn Drug Co. Islington 8. C. " 1
> If you want ft sewing:
premium list and prepare yonr " lat**1 eatalogue befon
s for the Lexington ooonty fair. ( TT? K6W H0(B8 SfiWBl^ MacKl
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LIVER
Constipation, Billiousness, Live
nee the ancients relied on theii
oony with nature?gently, smootly, agreeal
't think for one moment it is a new fake or
nials on file in our factory prove the succes
ubles.
AT PEOPLE SAY
ago a friend persuaded me to take R. L. T. I
confess that it done me more good than for
ledicine I have ever taken. It is an ideal tior
i i i r?? i ,i
constipation, indigestion ana a line tonic. tne
JNO. L. BLECKLEY, of c
Cashier Peoples Bank. rec(
r medicine and tonic Richardsons R. L. T.
;ed. I have given it a thorough trial and
itingly recommend it to the general public. C
R. L. VANDIVER, dru
Pres. F. & M. Bank. p
3d R. L. T. in my family for two years, and is a
e best liver medicine and tonic that I have est
We keep a bottle on hand all the time. p
JAS. B. MARSHALL. wit]
J DRUG COM
Richardson'^ Liver Tonic is Manufac
I". COMPANY, ANDE
Md Dyeing. MR. MERCHANT: How
Pttnocin r* Pinh *i a !
L icooiug v*uw
til cleaning, pressVe
have a compe>rk
promptly and
3 fix np that, old
'oryou. We make
ass of work,
a Pressing Club.
if thanks are puh- P 1 | j
ch at the rate of , I " 111 111 If I W I
J; obituaries, 100 I IJlinir^jp^^t"
! cent a word for I
I. Tributes of re I ,
a_ word. No ex- ^
n. Geo. S. Drafts, Wk?M
: Lexington counm
the 80th day of
anal discharge as
ite of Annie L. |D Qin3?r
Munnamaker, | men me
Executor.. |
H *Ui H1-/V* J '
5 loaded from ca
. Discharge. I brashness, win
11 Pf180"? 'haL1 8 The Stud.
q. O-eo. S. Drafts, . r
Lexington coun- I every pieceof\
dd the 30th day of H them is careful
inal discharge as before being ]
,te of D. N. Skull, B drying.
: E. W. Shull, I B Come in 2
Executor?. g g studebaKer. L
- - E why it's the
m on the marKe
I sewinc
| MACHINE ?
' OF
QUALITY.
i:r?- OUR BIG
:e you pay.?ad will
l of repairs.
TS'QuaKty But we have Bargains G
^ . * J 1 A If ^l?/v 0/v/?riyv?i? XT/,?r.
; vousiuaaj ii.u ui uic ocaauna ncwi
it is the Millinery, Etc., is here.
Cheapest
b the wd New goods are coming i
Lp u ctai 11|
syou purchos*. | | ||| HI flLLII
r? Co., OraijB.laa. :
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==TONIC I
sr Troubles and the prevention [g]
r herb teas. Ii9
>ly. In constant use for over 25 years. ns
an untried "dope". R. L. T. has been pres- hu:
is of R. L. T.,whenever used for the relief and m
R. L. T. |
have been using Richardson's Tonic in my house #
sor^e months past and find it an excellent prepara- V
i. It has served as a substitute for calomel, giving Jyj
desired result without the nausea following a dose bd
;alomel and leaving the liver in normal activity. I MM
Dmmend it without hesitation. WW
A. J. CAUTHEN, LVJ
Presiding Elder, Anderson Dis. E|
)ne bottle R. L. T. in the home is worth two in the MM
g store. 50c. and $1.00- ?
L L. T. is something more than just medicine. It
tonic?a body builder: gives you a renewed inter- ?
in life. |j
)id the Grippe grip you last time? Remeuber that $
h R. L. T. the Grippe can't grip you. 50c. and $1.00.
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P A XTV LEXINGTON, >}
^ X 9 South Carolina. *
M
:tured only by K
iRSON, S. C., U. S. A. |
>X?S*'S?X'S?X'??X'S?X'Sot'S?X.S.X?j.j
about that Fall supply of Bill Heads and Envelopes.
ffTheArnlSl^TlicsfocW I
iterial is received at the immense StudebaKer I |
; is inspected piece by piece as it is being un- I I
rs?every piece must be up to specifications?no I i I
dshaKen or worm holes in StudebaKer materials, I I
2baKe:r lumber yards cover almost 80 acres and | |
VOOC^StOCliin ^ i
st " ~ ggr
p-Cond@r Mule Co89
COLUMBIA, S. C. |
I SALE IS OVER
alore to offer you in all manner of Merchandise.
3st and Best in Notions, Dry Goods, Shoes, Hats,
They are marked at prices that will move them,
in every day. Come whether you buy or not.
UGS, New Brookland, S. C.