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.am, Jt'rcn tusPl alb. dAi UARY. . i F S S6 7 9 1 11 12 13 14 15 16 17,18 1920 21;22 23 E24 25 26 27 28 29 30131 - -- - _J TREtT iENT OF COLDS ANU CROUP. We believe in 'every one to hii trade,' and in all cases of severe ill ness or accident- call in one wLc makes a business of studying th human system and its disorders Yet.many, especially in frontier set tlements, find it impracticable, i not impossible, to always obtain re liable medical advice. We offer few hints, that may be serviceable it ordinary, slight troubles-Colds taken in hand promptly, are easil: remedied. If they are allowed t< cling to one for a few days, thei usualy 'run their course' of a cou ple of weeks if not much longer For slight cold accompanied witl sore throat, a simple remedy oftei effective, is a teaspoonful or mon of powdered Chlorate of Potassa in a tumbler of water-all that wil dissolve. A teaspoonful of the so lution is to be gargled in the throa and swallowed-repeating it ever, hour or so. A sudden severe cold ii most often broken by a gentle physi of Calcined Magnesia or Castor Oil with warm foot bath, and avoiding any chill or draft of air for a day o: two. For filling up of the lung and much gathering or coughing we use a simple cough syrup, mad< by mixing equal quanities of syruj of Ipecac, Paregoric, and Casto: Oil or Sweet Oil; shake well, an< take from half to a full teaspoon ful, according to age, three o: mere times a day as needed. 2 warm sweat is good if great care b< taken to have no chilly feeling for few hours after. If one does no cool off very gradually, more col< will be. taken. (Jroup is, in som' families, much dreaded. Its gut tural cough is unmistakable afte having once heard it. When firs noticed we administer Syrup of Ipe cac-10 drops to an infant, up ti 20 drops to a large child-ever hour or so until vomiting is produ ced& Then use the above coug] syrup three times a day or more i needed. If more than a slight at tack the Syrup of Ipecac is accomn panied with foot baths as warm a can be- borne, with a tablespoonfu of good mustard stirred into eac] gallon of water. In addition, thi chest and neck are well bathed wit] Camphorated Oil or Volatile Lini ment, and covered with flannel iine< with thick cotton batting. It is we] ' ere croup is feared, to keep read' for use a flannel cut to fit the ches and neck, with tying'strings oI the neck corners, and with thici cotton batting stitched on to th< under side. These remedies havy proved effective in ordinary croup~ If at all severe and not yielding immediately to the above simpl< home treatment, a physician is call ed in.-Amnerican Agriculturist. CREOSO'rE FoR BRoNCHITIs AND CA -ri.-When going from Switzer land to Italy via Mont Cenis, some years ago, the writer contracted sudden severe cold, which, in th< chill air of Turin, soon brought oi a severe attack of Bronchitis. W< hastened over to the genial. air o Genoa, but it afforded little reliel and the advice of Dr. Paccioci Professor in the noted Italian Med ical College there, was called in He prescribed a very simple remedy which was at once effective, as i has been with many others to whon we have since recommended it Put into a pint or larger bottl< about three gills of water, and adi two drops of good Wood Creosote Shake very thoroughly, take mouthful, gargling it awhile in tha throat, and swallow it. Repea this frequently, so as to use up th< mixture in the first 24 hours, alway shaking well before taking. Afte the first day, use t/tree drops o Creosote and the same amount o water during 24 hours, so long a it is needed. The same mixtur, has often proved very useful i and swallowed. As Catarrh is an infiammation of the nasal passages, 'ccompanied with a mucus deposit, the creosote, which is largely car bolic acid, would seem to be useful iere just as dilute carbolic acid is fective in cleansing any putrid sores. Catarrh is the result of 1 wveakness, and is promoted by a :old. A toning up of the system and any simple remedy like the ibove is effective, unless the Catarrh s severe and of so long continuance as to have permanently disorganiz ed the nasal cavities. It is folly to spend money for the much ad vertised catarrh remedies, which ire usually the sheerest medical quaackery.-American Agriculturist. The Germantown Tdegra p gives the following sensible hints on the sharpening of tools: Too often these things are not thought of un til the articles are wanted, when much valuable time is lost in put ting in order what might as well have been done during the dull winter days. It has been computed that the same man can do as much in two days with a sharp scythe as in three days wi:h one comparative iy dull, and the same expenditure in force. And it is just the same in regard to all other tools or im plements, whether operated by hand, steam or horse-power. The engineer continually oils the ma chinery, and a good saw or file is oil to hand implements. We know one who has a great deal of hand hoeing to do by hired labor, and he believes that the continued use of the file on the hoes makes a dif I ference of nearly one half in the labor. His calculation is that every ten cent file he buys saves him 810 in his laborers' bills. Now is the time to look after the spades, scythes, hoes, chisels, saws, etc. A good grindstone and a set of files I are among the best of farm invest 7ments, especially at this season. The best of all forehandedness is Sthat which prepares in advance a full set of good and well-repaired tools to work v:ith. ISLEEPIG RooMs.--Do not neglect ventilating your bedroom when the Sweather becomes cold. In the Lmorning hoist the windows, take Soff the bedclothes, shake and stir Sthe ticks, turn the upper one over the foot rool. This will prevent Ithe impure odors penetrating far Sther, and they will escape faster -while the bed is warm, and you will Snot have to wait for the beds to air twhen you are ready to make them. In hot weather we sleep with all the )windows open, but do not allow the Swind to blow directly upon us. In the coldest nights of winter we on ly leave the doors open connecting Fwith other rooms. On no account sleep in tight rooms without at least a crack to admit of pure air. SPlenty of fresh air gives strength Iand elasticity to the lungs and body. 1Keep the pores of the skin open, to Slet impurities pass out freely, by 1washing the body once a week in winter and oftener in summer. IHave the room warm, bathe quick 1ly, and wipe dry, and you will not .feel chilly if it has been done prop erly. If all the clothing worn by iday were aired while we sleep in Sother garments, much health and comfort would be added to life. One third of our lives is spent in sleeping rooms. Do be particlaur Sabout them. Let them be large, dry and pleasant. LITTLE THINGS OF GREAT MO0 MENT.-It is a small matter to take the horses across the field for their -water ;it seems to cost nothing, yet if a farmer's time or that of his hired man, is worth anything, it costs a great deal in the course of a year. It is a small matter to chop each day's wood upon the day it is used, and thus have it all fresh ; but fifteen minutes in har vest time is worth more than in -January ; besides, there are vastly more economical methods of mnak ing fire wood than with an axe. It is a very little matter to tighten a loose nut, but it sometimes costs life and limb not to do it. A pear~ tree here, and a peach tree there, cost so little that one is inclined to think they are of no account, but when the fruit is ripe they are appreciated. A single step from one room to another is 'only one step,' but the thought of a stairway made out of these steps during a Sife tie, is enough to almost make a wxoman's back ache. Look well; rto the details, that the little things Sare right, for it pays in the end. (America AgricuH~ I- 'am 1 -.--.~.---- -- R. Y. LE t His METROPOLIAN Offers the Largest a Evei' Exiitd ,L1 PALOR ANt I All Styles of Fir CHAIRS, all kinds, I Mattresses, Bed Sp dow Shades, Se And in short. every arti?le of I These Good& are al The Carpet Exibito---ihe au CmeC. se anid e convinced. WRIGHT & J.r CLOT HINI HAN\DSOA C)OTVE R.( M.S.EN, YOUTH Largest Assortmenti the Pric laA TS, in the An E'very Od!er Arilein WRIGHT& J. Oet. 27, 44-ltf. OUJSTOM ( I asu still keepisig 1j miaing the Fi nest C State. My )utter ~is ( stylies as theyf mal(ke fashionable circles. Tailors emfployeCd. Samples sent on app of (out y) French and COLUMBXA CL0) ---0I LARGE_ TOK 1 tin f mv r i end and th nuiblic gener'iL r .o All Prices! Ali Sty GOMPETITh Soe .Agent for the Celebratexi STM~ M. Dry Goods a NEW STOREIN UNDER WRZIG DESS~ GOODS, ini aHl th La die:/ and Gen1t/ ] Gents' Furnishing Good G E N TS ALo,) .ALL TfilE P!'..F1 -: 'PS L-LAL Wright's H-otel Elock, - JOHNC DIT DIFORTER THEi LAR'UEsT MECHA~N [CN' TOt LS of ever: descrip:ioi CircuLr Saws of al' sizes Iurra :,e to orde ladia ,ht Rube an Leatiier Beig india iR Ling.Cmmur Babbit , Macir Lmi, FuikU LieAeet I.tr ii, LhSid WCindCl UL PitU,Ol, anshsMr OFAL ACR)CULTURI.' OF ALL : 4tor COOKING AND HI [h: hac ever been h, ouzh: to the Southern :e eh 1i.:f O M ole in m imod. a . in-> of the B 3EST' (C00 e I t i t t i, at le illa, Al'o. a very hu-,e :1 0orimnt of A.a l^: ft l" i1 o I. l th WO DB1))NE. : i..'.)IAN r PA;! i; STOVE, wh ;ch :a B(:X ialu CJ:icr Reves. r:a: r: vi it i l hse Cirv woubl do we -i .n etii Lse.'. re. Oct. 13.'42- tf. EXCELSIR C * Ja Manufactured by ISAAC A. SHEP AND FOR SALE BY W. '. WR LAJ CR YUR BACK ACHIE An O all (1i.t"ef-s of flie id ne s, Bladder i.:lli 1..iair3" Orgatla' 1t' wearing tl:" i: . it is. at1ABVEL(OaE ALDG4l(1tI 1F. Simple, Sersibloc DS rects Am in iaes o i iies, Ulmkrler and rinary*~~i ran ei>y wearin ' o Gla SS,.0W*-l recep: E ch--- $ . . r .~ Pa-! .\a erit aw 1.3:t Ioohr 1,-I ' t. t:I 1'C COLUMIB..iA,S . AvANULL TURES Fro e-bra powerC st4ko at rsie Sa eur w atnl.-cabewd 1'A iN t :1: aN e :;ills, o l ea .e ile f ui workM an viher ourt r s S l :e t t: ra itr frorEl Bui di),e fu.e a i;d foercWJr cmet~ s t::b nd Hai.. . a .ag s t,jiik .S. fir gerlwk, eaati s. plR: ..1:iNER ofal 2ind . .\ i or don y h bs Tan be. iOc id, good s. w or au .where M.PTER IND ~(tESune and a forer..w..er if i et::blish n:en, su,eruten th bui e an G. \ ENKS Prpri ar, .Pho .: ~iro Work. nit' ' . C her I ir . v,-- .:11. FiksPtn Meal ie Baril Cases MWe. FURNITURE STORE, ,nd Best Stock of in this Iarket0 IiMXIG ROO0M 8UI8, ish and Prices. K1 IAIR and COTTON rings, Desks, Win ring Machines, ul'Ilit ui'0 I00 v571 to ti !!''(l . at LGW PRIiES. a perfect of all i:ven:ious. u. Y. LEAVELL. Cy d t 1, 4w. F. CXPPOCK City and at the laest Nonetet fistyles. !7"ngis uithings -sL W.A COPPCK. 3LOHIN III AND -OY! Clv ato alt the Latest icaion Aflli Lat st- St ie o tnis Sutng" LTHIGHUSE LOWEST PRICES! and G*n-N an iYouath'" Furn'ishing~ Go.' de ufba, and I respectfully i:r:i~:nhea: :mn 9. ex:uition, feling. asa::'h: :hey . Com~e and jud1g- fsr .our,ir es ! Al Q.ualities! 3N DEIED. 2 SH!RT, Warranted to be the L. KINARD, coLtum3A, S. C. QLUMiBIA, S. C., HT'S HOTEL. e late varieties, revets, CashmkIIeres, etc. 'ine H-and-Sewed. Shoes. s a Specialty, ' AND BOYS' FINE HATS. LY FO~UND IN A Ddi GOODS sr'O*E yrderIs amfo:1i .. .a Si0 ): a 4 o v r i l b .EDMT~NDS, - - COLUMBIA, S. C. v(#*e. AND DEALER IN ) AME~RICAN RIA, S. C. VARETYOF og MateriaL. Ubbra i IIem;rp Packing. ~ Ls au I.a o it i d . 'unes. ise, &c. L0, P EM ~ S LAT DMPEMNT NTYDS ATiNG S V id-,1iC. wvhich is to b 'I: the i-lNG ' T)V l:S now i .. T.e Ov n of i ofI ail -[lerc; 0 o o s STroV]E S, t i b!e for i:C,:lltn " l_.:i[-' :n'1 St )c , .d4- Over all otin-r'. L.::: a,rtment of i ti cai :td C :tmiine Ou sno1k Ibefoi e pur COLUMBIA, S. C. 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All iu:-ine3, e::trusted to Sep. 1.5, 38 -t5 lAN ::IET. :NE' i;-amtY,s. ., and BLASE HOTEL, -ow c' ::, an' inie the p-uple one and Lh t cai .I kno wha '-t e.in bec donie atal ours , U -.t : I An Err. Good Dr'nkihst, )in.r, o" -:'>pe..r T WENTY-FIVE The: co* :ienc ii.0I.- * oean, celen i -: ., el a rda l. . ec. onnnet :u 3ose to '-very une. iOutfit senit free :o those who wi-lh to tabl busnes known. Everything new.~ Ca i-ai not requjired ..W w ~ill rinsh you ev\ rythin. $1" a ty and up ur.is is e-asilv nuole wi thou,tt stayingr away om homne over night. \o risk whlatever LanLIv n VwI workierV wanted at on1ce. Manyi y ?:k ing foran i t Itue business. Ladies ike as mUuch as men."t al younig boys anid iis ma ~ke grn--t py. No one who is wii ngto wrk.mi! ~to.:le more every d-ay h:tn canif he mie in a weeok at:mny ordinary mefios mnii-. Toe w.ho enigage at once -i l Id a -.hort ro:i 1t trunei. Addlre~S I. IIallett &~ Co . PocrtlawlI, Maine. Oct. 1 2-i Rail Roads. t"ulumb ia Greevvile RiaiirLe . , -. -i -' 4.r 'A SsENGER DIEPARI:LF.NT. ' 1.tMr.34. . C., Dtceiber' 24.S 1 " ' M .! ir .iu.:,,a-. Deceu.A: r 27. l- . ! i. i:.N i-t.jl: AINS will ruI; w, Herew ? th1:: dicated upou ti_ : u:at and its bru chc. i.:.y. exce;i tSuli:days. t: e 'PA-SSiNF. 1i. Leae Co':3-Ua.A - - 11. Arrli I.re: , - - - 6.h p In lu. 4:. DOWN PAsS EN. E.L Lea. e Z: A !;, - - - .1._ It a1 -- hen - . - 1 2 12 j: nl 1NeL er,C - - - 4 -i * atnF, - , - 5. 1 pl .rri Ie'Clu i... - - ii. ni la LALENS iAIL1:OAD. I.,"ave N t'wbrr:. - - 1)J a tiu 4..: } . 1r,ie at Laurens C. H. 12.3 p m 7.. p ri Leave Lu - 7'ai1 m nii p Arrive at Newhberry. - a in 3 . p li AnBoLLE BRANC. Leave liod3e.it.- - - ' 3 - :: Arrive:; Abbr"i3 -m e . :. - - - - - 12; !1n -.:. .ac:.I s. 4 ..!,: ro Le .. .sence;:r'. Arrive a ' Lev \" !ba'' 3 - - -- P.rd A;!e - - -1' : w I - - p m t.t tV' er4 .'ir iira3Iti(3:r B. W ith l!; 1 t33 1 " i_'~3 I!i"i3 ;'li i t33 .';iA ll ; o'ie Sa' t a::btr- uia3l: 1311 i t ' .t 4- a C. 3 '1 ',ti . i:i am_ i. L 331.311 :13i: Li!, fti,' .. W v . vr t! ra: ta aid .:ra.'I . I.:.r '3341 WihWni:, on Cdumi an A;.; - 1). ~:tih ; 1':m1 Wn Charlotte A.. Line Li:1 Wi: : io:. Atiaut: : and bev \:d. 1. i::! r . ro ia i : aa (u J'.i.n tbi B. With y: : mh ut i C 'r 13ailrn and '- -:h:lba WFit \Yi!mnLnton. Cuu ba and '1.u tz: "i;i ruad for piaringtu and ti urth. Wit theurcte C-t1nugamia A-an . U.u Rai;road for CLarotte and the N 'I. w i :ime u d i a-:i: gto- . n C. wh.ch i Aifteen :in:ites hater than Coliue . J. W. IifuY, Gn : hIa A. Pio. Gceral Pataeuger Aganrt. South Carolina P:alroad Compan. PAa_ENGEi' DEP UT11E T. ion._ CIL1\t;L OF' 6CHEDCLE. With WntI !er No.vCbir 7. 1and i:tu-:aer Ti:s ona this road wilm run and tilow 3n3h tlfRlroad fo3 Carote n te , :( (;oN(;1AS. J.L W. FIi'Y GLeu'l Sup .aP'PE. Ge13nera' asne Agn.l.I.. OnI'v a aftr! ateme 7, 11.0,5Pssenge 3, il further notice :t.-7:A M WAG'IEEILE EN)PRSSN.il. GOIG ES. (DAILY EXCEP>r SUN3DAYS.) Letv (-Ola.ib at - - - 0.1(' A. M . Vr.iv :!M3 h'O at - - - -..->) P . t. Ariv Cnar'l:onf at1 - - 21.';5 P. M1.1 G' ,3NG WS,r (AILY EXCEP'T SUNYD.YS.) 1.eave: Charlton333 at -- - 6.0 A. 4. Arrive~.' Columb'Iia3 at - - - 1L.10 A. 3L. *L3eave3 !Cno'iial atll -av -o .133 A. M. :.\ rriv Camdent rah ha'e~o at .' P. A1.,ive Cauuta at -X2 -. - 31.. .Arr'i-. Charleston at - - - 2.;00 A. M4. GNGOS I Y EXCEPTDA NDAY. ,Lear.: Charles.ton1 at - - 9.k A- 31. L.eave~ A u,.n-a at - - - - 7'.55A. .\rriVe. Coiunnbia at1 - - - 4.15 P. . *.P3A s1.gersi: Ieivh:gal Colmnhileor Char. Soi on1Jnes trais wirl haettacha te e:r aturan rill to re o1all Chartion at .OII P.r M., o C oluibiarat C.5 P. M. ius l''1 L110A: Mauvav3 Columbia at - -- .0 1P. . Arruia Cartn at -. -1. - 7.3ngcr A. M. Leaatv.e3 Chre. M.At C-ar- -o W 3 . L . er rewlmi atr on -ed -ay a. 1 -.. Ona aloumbia Di Svision311 Nightlpessu Trainsoa ru tal a l othe Traindaiy ex enti Rtna.o n CnrlRjlv:t n .\gn,aoiiso all pP5)1hasllsgrT.an SIleoni:: tCkes ae aI ttced 15"to Ni:r Epints Trains-h31~eths ony a$p.50-btowe ColmbiB.Ch)EarUleto and03t Angunta. O Saturd::y.an . :-naLs,n G.i P.&ticke. ar old to. P:Cd Grnmal Satin atonirt. day. nm. t reun ConEcILE ni R. On.1 And31 ande tle avg olia at f6l1owP. Le..* .ndrom. ll.points...n.that p.oad; Goubia ':t3 ',11...A..M.;.pas.engers p.omim; .out w0 ha* t ae'ri eavin;...... 5.0 Coin.m Clos ato.n'P M.141 At Chaettn wihstam er for3' New~ York 1113 I on Wensdaysand latur Itra ioad to a \poin lj33oth.31 t~Ui Atimee;itns are maollrt) ~rde at gsswt Troughe icets canh belJ puromss Atoat a ints CSouth alo Wit, Sbyg apLing toGen ' A. li.de!S.nSSGE, A nnci.olni .i W3~' a i r: ' >.a Lin oA StL -3 t. P. & T.iAl., Oandl tirer tbe aboe d'.erieteoown orhednies wuiller ofveticr these rod dy rSats ecpe) TUPI TRAIN. 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