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ff SMI An/ W There ai record of ; Kew?ck, Ki surpassed. raised a family of eight ia her story f remarkable. Thousands of families I are larger. The history of the Koch i family ls unique In that the mother, c with all her loving care, pinned her faith to a simple home remedy and .never had a doctor for her children. Here ls what she says: "Peruna hos done my children good. I have a family of eight and never had a doctor, only your medicine. We all think Peruna a splendid tonic." So far as we have learned, Pe runa ls the only known remedy for which such a wonderful claim can be made. Like Mrs. Koch, there are thousands upon thousands of mothers who place their entire de pendence upon Peruna. That Peruna has merited this confidence ls attested by the words HENRY CORBIN WHITES HOME. Something of the Front-Line Work. Hoiuc-Coming Thought Uppermost Mrs. Mary S. Corbin, of Walhalla, bas received the following letter from her son, in service with tho American Expeditionary Forces In Prance : January :10, 1919. Dear Mother and All: 1 will write you a few lines to let you know I am well and getting ?Hong very well. 1 am down at Aix Le-Dains for a few days o.< a pass from Caulmier-le-Sec, Fra..ce. This is the nicest place I have been since I have been over here, lt is a regu lar resort, and while I am here I am on pass-the same as if I were at home on one, except it didn't cost me anything to make this trip. The government pays all expenses. There are ten of us out of my company down here and we are ?all enjoying tho trip, but lt is the only one I have enjoyed since I have been over here. i received a loiter from ypn o )<.<.<. ?lay ugo. and 1 gu OSS lt. wa:- in auswei lo the one i wrote just n't or .bo lightin Hopped, us you said you were glad the war was over. Well, you were not half as glad as I was, for I guess 1 understand a little more about lighting than you do. Wo were on the front lines November nth when orders came to cease firing at 11 o'clock, lt kept up till ll. but after that you couldn't hear a gun, or hardly see one, unless it was lying on tho ground somewhere, .or most of tho soldiers were like myself--they wanted to walk around without one for a few minutes. We had boen driving tho Germans back all morning. We started toward their lino at li a. m. and had only gone about three hundred yards when they began shooting nt us with machine guns. Well, they had been shooting at us all night and all afternoon before, on Sunday, with artillery and machine guns. We came up on the firing line Sunday n. m., and they put a heavy artillery barrage on us ns wo were coming up on the line to relieve the 322d In fantry. Wo came across a wide, open swamp, and it was visible for about three miles, most any direc tion. We could soe the firing line before we got up to lt, and hear the bullets, too. The Gormans were retreating all the timo, but they had a trench back on tho hill, east from where we started to drive them, and we drove thom back lo it Monday morning from ti a. m. to about 10 tl, m. Then, if tho war had not stopped, we would have bad to drive (hem out of their trench posi tions. I am glad it stopped, and so v/cro the Gormans. As soon as firing stopped, at 1 I a. m. Monday, November 11th. the Gormans came out lo see us. and we talked with them, and all wore happy. Wo wore in about D'" yards EAT A TABLET! STOP DYSPEPSIA AT ONCE Pnpes's Diapepsin instantly re lievos a sour, gassy or acid stomach. When monia hit back and your ntomach is sour, acid, gassy, or you feel full and bloated. When you bavo heavy lumps of pain or head ache from indigestion. Hore is in stant relief! j%,.?i i ? <&??->? Just as soon ns you eat a tablet or two of Papo's Diapepsin all the dyspepsia, Indigestion and stomach distress ends. Theso pleasant, harm less tablets of Papo's Diapepsin never fnll to moko upsot stomach? feel Ano at once, nnd thoy cost very little at drug stores.-adv. acf ts doctor Reared Her Family -WITH PLE HOME REMEDY Lmerican Mother Beats Them All .e few families in which the Mrs. Gustave Koch, Box 24, jokuk County, Iowa, has been Not in the fact that she rom such mothers as Mrs. Gustave Coen. Long* life to her! Poru?a ls nd teated for coughs, colds, catarrh >f the head, nose and throat, or dls irder of the stomach, bowels or ither organs due to catarrhal in lammatlon of the mucous linings. If you are sick and suffering, vrite the Peruna Company, Dept. 5-80, Columbus, Ohio, for Dr. Hart nan's Health Book. It Is free and 'ou may And that Peruna ls what 'ou need. Dr. Hartman's World Fa nous Peruna Tonic comes In either iquid or tablet form. Ask your, lealer. If you are seeking health, lo not accept "something Just aa ood." Insist upon Peruna. Your lea 1er will give you a Peruna Al nanao. of them all night and all day, but j lt was hard to seo them on account of a heavy fog and some brush and i smoko. I I think I wrote you about the 1 Other lights we had, and I haven't j .much to write now. If I should write you all 1 can think of 1 would I not have'much to tell when I got j back. You know you told me, when '? 1 was home last, you were afraid j I might not come back, and 1 toidi you 1 would; but believe me, l[ thought several times I wasn't going I to. You would wonder how lt could . be possible to como out of such ' places if you had only heard the I guns, even without hearing the bul lets and big shells, and 1 have felt ' some of the big ones a few times, , but luckily was not hurt very bad. j Well, I haven't much to say about ' when 1 am going to be home, but I think I will be home by May any- \ way, If not sooner. Of course 1 hope [ il will be sooner. This ls a pretty nice country, but ' nothing like the United States, and I everything is so expensive hero now.' ".iu high prices you haye are not Unyihinij n comparison with those ber,. Weil, I can think of a lot more ? lo write, but guess this is about all you will want to rend at one time. ' Will write you again soon. 1 will be here until next week. I guess. 1 will write you again while ! am hero, as I haven't anything lo do at all; and you may know I am taking ad vantage of having a chance to rest up,- for wo have had it pretty hard until lately. What aro Fred and Alice doing? Tell Fred to be good and huve a good timo, too; and you must all try and have a good time. H . uro Mary and her family? Fine. . hope. | Will close, hoping this will find till well. Hope to be with you again soon. Your loving son. Henry S. Corbin. Co. I, 3 21st Infantry, A. E. F., A. P. O. \'o. 791. P. S.-Say, Fred, ls my shotgun In good shape? I wish 1 had it here for a few days. There are lots of ducks here. I heard you went hunt ing Thanksgiving Day and didn't havo mitch luck. Write me a long lotter nial tell mo all about things, A Tonic Laxative that will remove the bile from the Liver and Cenoso tho System THOROUGHLY without griping or disturbing die stomach is truly a Perfect Lax Stive. LAX-F05 WITH PEPSIN ls the name of a Reliablo nod Perfect Laxative which soon relieves Sick Headache, Dizziness, In digestion, Stomach Trouble Gas and Piles caused by a Torpid Liver and Constipation, Always use a Reliablo Laxativo in tho treatment of Colds, Grip and Influenza. LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN is a Llnuld Digestive To?lo Laxativo excellent in its effect on the System, both as n tonic nod os n laxative. It Is Just ns good for Children as for Adults. Pleasant to toko. Children like it. 50c. Mmlo and recommended to tho public by Paris Medicine Co.. St. Louis, Mo., manufacturers of Grove's Tasteless chill Tonic. FEEDING NEW CORN TO STOCK Not Safe for Hogs and Mules- -LlabU to Produce Disorders-Give Hogs Minerals. New cora Is not a safe grain foi work horses and mules, as lt ls llabl< to produce colic and indigestion. Il lt must bo fed, feed only tho drye&l ears, not more than four or six eon at each monl. A small Quantity o? salt should be sprinkled on each feed A better and safer method is to tce( half corn and half oats. If green corn ls fed to hogs, th? safest pinn is to feed tho entire stalk! with the ears on the stalks. Fee* small quantities at each meal; spread tho corn out In the feed lot so thal each one will get its full share. Keep a full supply of wood an< coal ashes, burnt wood and corn-cot charcoal under cover In the feedln| pens, so the hogs cnn help themselves These minerals are useful in correct lng tho acidity of tho green fodder nn< corn. UK KUKU GETS TWENTY YEAHS. Four Others Receivo Same Sentences -All Granted Hail. Chicago, 111., Feb. 20.-A maxi mum sentence of 20- years in Leaven worth prison was imposed by Feder al District Judge Landis to-day on Congressman-elect Victor L. Berger, cf Milwaukee, and four other Social ist loaders, who in iinal pleas likened themselves to history's greatest martyrs. Tito live mon, con victed of conspiracy to obstruct the draft in violution of the espionage act, succeeded In obtaining release on $25,000 bail from Federal Judge Alscbuler in Circuit Court, and de clared they would carry their legal fight to the United States Supreme Court. Besides Berger, publisher of tho Milwaukee Leader, tho other con victed men are: Hov. Irwin St. John Tucker, lec turer and writer. Adolph Germer, national secre tary of the Socialist party. J. Louis Fmgdahl, editor of the American Socialist. William F. Kruse, head of the Young Peoples' Society League. Judge Landis overruled motions for a new trial, for a stay of exe cution and for bail, but granted tho filing of a petition for a writ of error. Counsel for the convicted men then went before Judge Samuel P. Alscbuler, of the United States Circuit Court oC Appeals, and asked for bail. Judge Alscbuler granted them bail, increased from $10,000 to "?25,000, with the understanding that they refrain from resuming their former acts and utterances curing pendency of their case. William Bross Lloyd, Chicago mil lloniare, who was the Socialist can didate for United States Senator at the last election, provided surety for the five. .HIKOItS FOR THE MARCH TERM. Court of General Sessions Will ('ou verte First Monday in March. Pettit Jurors. I. Addis, Grady, West Union. i. Adams, A. H., Madison. 3. Armstrong, J. P., Richland. 4. Bryant, C. T., West Union. 5. Br?cke, J. H., Seneca, Rt. 1. 6. Burley, W. W., Seneca. 7. Cannon, W. M., Salem. Cannon, L. HJ., Pnleni !.. Cashin, O. E., Westminster. 10. Cleveland, ll. Son?cu i ) Collin*, w. T.. Salem. i2. Dickson, Bi v.. Westminster, : 3. Dickson, F. T., Walhalla. 14. Edwards, C. P., Walhalla. ;5. Garrett, J. W., Walhalla. 10. Gambrell, R. O., Westminster, j7. Giles, w. D" Townville. ! S. Gibson, A. K" Westminster. 1 !?. Uamby, John,-Mt. Rest. ?'.. Heaton, J, *S., Salem. 21 Holden, W. B., Salem. 2 2. Hood, J. C., West Union. 2:L Hubbard, G. C.. Richland. 24 Hunt, L. D., Townville. -?). Jones, W. E., Salem. 2l5 Kelley, O. A., Seneca. 27. McLcskoy, J. J., Westminster. I'S. Phillips, C. R., Long Creek. 2!?. Reaves, C. M., Seneca. 30. Singleton, J. E., Westminster. 31. Stribling, J. P., Richland. 32. Sullivan, P. J., Westminster. ?13. Thrift, T. J., Long Creek. 3 4. Tollison, J. S., Seneca. 35. Tollison, B. R., West Union. 3 6. Whitworth, F. B., "eneca. Grand Jury for Yea." 101 f). 1. Abbott, J. M., (hold-over), Sen eca. 2. Adams, C. F., Seneca. ?. Alexander, A. M., (hold-over), Westminster. 4. Burns, C. R. D., West Union. 5. Cater, J. D., West Union. ti. Cbildress, R. S., .(hold-over), Salem. 7. Duckworth, J. L., Walhalla. S Eubanks, J. A., Westminster. 9. Giles, W. E., (hold-over), Town ville. 10. Hopkins, J. E., (hold-over), Sen eca. ll Hunt, W. R., Mt. Rest. 12. Marlin, Paul A., Westminster. 13. McLees, R. A., (hold-over), Wal halla. 11. Pitchford, C. W.,, Sr., Walhalla. 15. Robertson, J. A., Salem. 1G. Taylor, R. M., West Union. 17. Tlmmerman, E., West Union. IS. White. C. M., West Union. e Tiaitf Your Laving, VtriUiout Money Cost Wo nro all at a danger point. On tho use of good common sense in our lilli) farm and garden operations, de pends prosperity or our "going broke." Even at present high prices no ono can plant all or nearly all cotton, buy food and grain al present prices from supply merchant on credit, and maka money. Food and grain aro higher in proportion than aro present cotton prices. It's a timo nbovo all others to play safe; to produce all possiblo food, grain and forago supplies on your own acres; to cut down tho store bill. A good pieeo of garden ground, rightly planted, rightly tended and kept planted tho year round, can bo made *o furnish nearly half your liv ing. It will savo you moro money than you made on tho best two or threo acres of cotton you ever grow! Hastings' 1910 Soed Book tells all about tho right kind of a money sav ing garden and tho vegetables to put in it. It tells about tho farm crops as well and shows you tho clear road to real and regular farm prosperlty.^lt's Free. . Send for it today to H. G. HASTINGS CO., Atlanta, Ga.-Advt. Pay in advance-Courier $1 year. And then bo sure to buy some 1919 War Savings rftampo. RAISING WELL-BRED SWINE Return M^noy Invested More Quickly Than Any Other Farm Animals Except Poultry. (Prepared by the United States Depart ment O? Agriculture.) . No brunell of live stock farming gives bet fr results than the raising of well-bred swine when conducted with n reasonable amount of Intelli gence. The hog ls one of the most Imp'irtnut animals to raise on the farm, either foi meat or for profit, and no farm is complete unless some hogs are kept to aid in the modern method of fanning. The farmers of the South and Weeti awakening to the merits of the ho?, aro rapidly increasing their output of pork and their bnnk ac count:?. Tho hog requires less labor, less equipment, less capital, and makes greater guio- per hundred pounds of concentrates than any ether farm ant rat? I, anti reproduces himself faster and In greater numbers;/and returns the money Invested more quickly than any other farm animal except poultry. In (he king and mixed-farming section'* of iinji United States hogs are A Good Moo-Feeding Floor 8avea Feed and ls an Aid In Fighting Vermin. u^ed to eon substances, ktonyn On < y. I f?lU< wini baa i ame various unmarketable The value of milk la 'ery farra although lt mas appreciated, nnd nny one id pigs knows the Vee ti appetite^ they have. Cor milk nud I producir ?n the neighborhood of many hirco (luirles- pork productloi hns*heeoio" a very prominent and lu crative supplement to the dalry Indus try. T ho hog ls also a lurge factor in chen pening! ?he production of beef. Hogs mv placed in the cattle feed lotti ip utilize the corn and other feeds which tho' cuttle have fulled to digest and which otherwise would be wasted Hogs fellowing steers In ninny cuses have increased the profit per steer bj Farmers and hotel und res owners are using kitchen > produce salable pork. In i consumer of by-products th? no rival. er, i'ils propensity In many in IQ being taken unfair advan tage of through Ignorance and lack ol care. Milk products, animal offal, etc, whh'h contain disease germs, es peel ally those of tuberculosis, ar? given to b?ge. This practice not onlj result8 h spreading disease but causet loss in the hogs themselves througt don at slaughter. All suet hould be effectively sterilize?! lng fed. $6 to $'.< tun ran i refuse . fact, dis hog Inti. Howe str tv es condemn products before b Th Whisper That Carnes in the Night The . . ' u - Knowledge Women Ghin Whoa ts Wonderful Thought Steal* Over Them. Happiness In tts most thrilling degree comes to wciati witb tho thought of pos sessing a h.-iii/. Every vwm ni hi tho Joy of comlnpr moth crliocd > t ' I preparo her system for tho m u .! .! . nilli, Three generations havo found the ir ed .?nd rellnblo preparation. Mother 3 i riced, of the greatest help nt such a time. Hy its doily uso throughout tho period, ibo In of tho abdomen Is inndo soft and chane, expanding muscles rolax easily \v)ien ' iby arrives, and pain at tho crisis ls m th way avoided. The Infldnu (lion of breast glands ia soothed. Obtain from your druggist, by all means, this great : rei Irs hon which science hns of fered for ?i. in:.ny years to expectant mothers. Writ.- the Orridflald Regulator Company, Dept. D. i tun . li ?hiing, Atlanta, Georgia, for ti...-1 r lu fyi md intestina Mother hood Book, ... i lu jin tho uso of Mother's Friend, lt I- (or internal use, ls absolutely safo and wutul ifully effective And remt-i'H . r, Hier? ls nothing to toko the phi? .? ot MOTH UR'S PRIRNR HfiLP IN SO RB FRUITS /ICTORV JY w. s. s. / Net Contents 15 fluid Draohng ? ? .>' I. C.V m WM S ALCOHOL-3 PBH GBNT. l AVc?ctablcPrcparationfon\s similntingtheftod by Regula ' tingthcStotnachs and RwvMs nf; INFANTS . CHJLDHEN^ HI H ! Thereby rYomotin?Dlfcstto? i Cheerfulness and Rest?ontains V? neither Oplum.Morphlncnori O MinerahJioT?^?oTici J*ump*?>Smi V AhclpfulReracdylbr Constipation andDiarrhoea and Feverishness ann Loss OFSLBEP resulting ttttt^Pj^gg1^ Fac-simil? Si?notureot ?reCEKTAtin Cowper. Exact Copy of Wrapper. The Courier, $1 per year. Pay In advance And then bo sure to buy some 1919 War Savings Stamp?. Cardin", the woman's . onie, helped A\rs. Wil liam Eversole, of Hazel Patch, Ky. Read what she writes: "1 had a general breaking-down of my health. I was in bed for weeks, unable to get up. 1 had such a weakness and dizziness, .. . and the pains were very severe. A friend told me 1 had tried every thing eis?; why not Cardui?... I did, and soon saw it was helping me .. . After 12 bottles, I am strong and well." TAKE The Woman's Tonic Do you feel weak, diz zy, worn-ouf? Is your lack of good health caused from any of the com plaints so common to women? Then why not give Cardui a trial? It should surely do for you what it has done for so many thousands of other women who suffered-it should help you back to health. Ask some lady, friend who lias taken Cardui. She will tell you how it helped her. Try Cardui. All Druggists j.? Don't Let Catarrh You Avoid Its Dangerous Stage. There ls a moro serious stage of Catarrh than tho annoyance caused by tho 8topped-up air passages, and tho hawking and spitting* and other distasteful features* ,. Tho real danger comes from tho tendency of tho disease to continue its course downward until tho lungs become affected, and then dreaded consumption is on your path. Your own experience has taught you that tho disease cannot ho curetj by For Infant? and OI?iM?en, ?wwchf ii iv. mm*a%t ^ :, . t> i i 111 ? l Mothers Know That Genuine Gastona Alw: Bears Signature In Ilse Over Thirty Years CASTORU THC CENTAUR OOMPANV. NSW YOBH CITY Killed by Pulling Tree. (Hartwell Sun.) Will H. Wansley, a well known young farmer of upper Elbert county, mot a brave deatb last Mon dsy. Ho was foiling a tree on bin placo when it split off und foll un expectedly. Sooing bis little child in danger he caught the troo, push ing it aside, being crushed to death Instantly. fy fy. fy. fy ?fy ?fy ?fy ?fy ?fy ?fy fy fy. ?fy fyi ?I? WITH TI I IO CH IIHC11 KS. fy - fy. fy Where und When to Worship, fy* fy* fy? fy. fy. fy* fy? fy fy fy fy, fy, fyi fy? ' Come thou with us and wo will do> theo good." METHODIST GHUltOli. . Rev. E. P. Taylor, Pastor. Every Sunday: Sunday School, 10 ?. m.; services lia. m. Sermon by the pastor. Prayer meeting Wed nesday at 7 p. ai, PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH. Rev. W. II. Hamilton, Pastor. Every Sunday: Sunday School 10 a. m.; services lia. m. Sermon by tho pastor. Prayer meeting Wed nesday at 7 p. m. Second and fourth Sundays, 4.30 p. m., sorvices at Bethel church. BAPTIST CHURCH. Rev. Li. W. Langston, Pastor, livery Sunday: Sunday School 10 a. m.; services lia. m. Sermon by tho pastor. Prayer meeting Wed nesday at 7 p. in. ST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN CHURCH. Rev. W. B. Aull, Pastor. Every Sunday: Sunday School 10 a. m.; services ll a. m. Sermon by the pastor. NOTICE TO DEBTORS AND CREDITORS. All persons indebted to the Estate cf Mrs. Lillian C. Crutcnflold, De ceased, aro hereby notified to multo payment to the undersigned, and all persons having claims against said OBtato will present tho same, duly attested, within the time prescribed by law. or bo barred. MRS. BESSIE N. Til.M AN, Executrix of tho Estate of Mrs. Lil lian C. Crutchfleld, Doconsed. Feb. 6, 101 il. 6-0 NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT AND DISCHARGE. Not leo ls hereby gi von t hat the undersigned will mako application to V. F. Martin, .Bulgo of Probato for Oconee County, in tho State of South Carolina, at his ofllco at Walhalla Court. House, on Wednesday, March ath, 1919, at ll o'clock in tho fore noon, or as soon thereafter as said application can ho hoard, for loavo to make final settlement of tho ?s late of Mrs. Lillian C. Crutchfleld, Deceased, and obtain final discharge as Executrix of said estate. MUS. BESSIE N. TILMA ?Ni, Executrix of tho Estate of Mrs. Lil lian C. Crutchfleld, Deceased. Feb. 5, 1919. G-9 Drag i into Consumption sprays, inhalers, atomizers, jellies) and other local applications. S. S. S. has proven a most satisfac tory remedy for Catarrh becnuso it goes direct to its source, and' re moves the germs of the disease from tho blood. Get a bottle from your druggist today, and begin the only logical treatment that gives real re sults. You can obtain special medical ndvico without charge by writing tot Medical Director. 27 Swift Labora* tory, Atlanta, Ua,