Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, April 05, 1917, Image 7
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Hon’t Lose a Day’s Work! Jf Your Liver te Sluggish or Bowels
Constipated Take “Dodson’s Liver Toiie.”—It’s Fine!
fTlerriHOTi. rotarae Bulletin v j top gf 04‘ch «*tK«*r. This will leave an-
As suou-14* the onions are three or ( iir space of about one anil■ orje-half
four ■ inches high t-h<*y~should he tail- I'incitl'es. between the onions and flic Uof—
11vated. flsiffi: an - ordinary wheel hm*. toIn n f (f u . orate above.^ 'ly
It is necessary to' continue this}'
sluggish liver better than a do#® of
nasty calomel and -that- It won’t-make
yoil sick.
Dodson’® Liver Tone 1® real llvy
medicine. You’ll know it next morn*
cultivation, especially after every rain
-until the onion begins to;bulb.. If the
The old mvthod of citring.onions wa»'
to gather them by hand as Soon as, they
throwing three or four
Girls!;Try This! Makes Hair Thick,
Glossy, Fluffy^ Beautiful—No
More Itching-Scalp.
„ , You’re‘ bilious! Yctur liver is-elug-
ii-Hglsh! You feel lazy, dizzy and all
knocked out. Your head is dull, your
tongue is coated;' breath bad; stomach
~~ sour and bowels constipated. But "don’t
, take salivating oaftmel. It makes you
tiok. you may lose a day’s work.
Calomel is mercury" or quicksilver
which causes necrosis of the bones*
Calomel Crashes into sour bile like, ^ you will feel like working;
dynamite, breaktag R up. Ttrat a wbeuf Ka '
you feel^that awful nausea and cramp
-tag. ~ ~
ing>because you will wake up feeling
fine,‘your liver will be working, your
-until trie muon begins to.imm,. ir tne v .j,, i( t ur p- 'throwing tnree or iwur , .■ ■■■■. . •.—y
onion Held is"a 11 <*\Ced- to few*">1^ ty-eRy- —p,-,s t. jgi■ 1 her and niiinvi;vg;themf<r;dfy—\V(thin—teh- mTnut^^- hfter an^pipflV-
lufcsstwiisadth gntswor-weeds it wvin-be —p* t for ft* fr*th -tiny*. cation oF Dundcfrlne'y.ou cannot 11 ml. a
vcr\ expensive to .cFudieute ijiefn. , ThC; best varieties v,f onipnsTft,.gro!W, Rlnp j e tr „ ro 0 f daridruff or falling hair
TTfcrefnre, ii is .necessary' to <I«r<ijlT K^xixrin^tQXL jtlOf»tWAyyin 1 purposes
grass and Aveods as soon ns, ihey a p-.^.White Pearl-anil Prize. laker. w jjj please you -most Will* be- after a
few weeks’ use, when vou see ne\y
headache and dizziness
gone,
yo\>r
stomach will be sweet arid your bowels
pour, - - Thesr'nre nnionWofhiFge slztN tinrac-
; < Uii.uis are hattested soon afteiv*fhe-*-|| Vl , i,pp^ S iranee, and' very itTVPfl rtavor?
•ne.ck begins- to sjtriy
bonds fiver . and
vi-llow. .The,- onions, are- tlu-n pulled ‘'fVvMHl Wax Is probnidy 0 -0!e v iri"vF sat-
1 . . v r: • •• . . i, 1.. . .. ’ ;•
diylvel mid thelAup:,..1ieytHttdt*-. onion's tuuy he gimVJyJya_stime
continences to ’t'uirn^^.V.t'idiis of the SiMtih,ylh**t!l?(lUy. The
hair, fine and downy at first—yes^-rbut
renlir new halr :2r i?Powihg all over the
you’ll be ctyeeyful; full of vigor and
ami it ion- j •
P ids on’s Liver Tone is entirely
not ralivate. Give it to your children’
Millions of people are using Dodson’s
. If you want to enjoy the nicest, gen-.. „
tlest liver and bowel cleansing you vegetable, therefore harmless and can-
ever experienced jtist take a spoonful -
of harmless Dodson .- Liver Tone. Your
druggist or 1 dealer soils you a a(beent
bottle of Dodson’s - f.tver Tone Tinder
my personal- money-back guarantee
that each spoonful w;ill clean your
up bv.band, the tops wrung-■off' fh the
tb-ld -Hid Uu* bulbs placed-in IniLf biridt-
•*T"baskets. -They are then triiti^fi rn'd
tii flat"mites three feet wide iupi x fpur
feet long, the sides being- four "inches'
hit'll and tbe.ends five inches lijgh. The
hott<*n of tin* f'lTPte is made of lattice.
Liver Tone instead of dangerous cal-" having oncTurifLTitHt. bettraeh the
omel now - Ytmr druggist will tell yon
that the sale; of* Calomel is almost
stopped entirely, here —Adv.
the Shoe that holds its shape”
$3 $3.50 $4 $4.50 $5 $6 $7 & $8
Save Money by Wearing W. L. Douglas
shoes. For sale by oyer9000 shoe dealers.
The "'Best Known Shoes in the Worlds
W . L. Douglas name and the retail price is statriptd on tin,* bot
tom pf.ail shoes at the factory. The value is guaranteed and
the-wearer protectedragrunst . High price? (or interior shews. Tne
retail prices are the vnne everywhere. They cost no more in San
Francisco than they do m New. York. They are always w orth the
price paid for them.
1 | lie quality of \V. L. Douglas -product is guaranteed by more
than 40 years experience iit making fine shots. The smart
styles are the leaders in the Fashion Centre of America.
They are made in a well-equipped factors' at Brockton, Mass.,
fey the. highest pajd, skilled shoemakers, underjthe direction and
^ at-^e»penenced men, all working' with an honest
determination to make the best shoes for die price that money ■/
can buy. •
Ask your shoe dealer for W. T.. Douglas shoes. If he can
not supply you with the kind you want, take no other
make. Write for Interestim; booklet explaining how to
met shoes of the higlirest standard of quality fvf the price,
by return mail, postajge free., 1 / -•••
LOOK FOR W. L Douglas
name and the retail price
stamped on the bottom,
BEWARF OF
SUBSTITUTES
Boys' Shoes
Best In the World
$3.00 $2.50 & $2.00
T^»TdehXtr\yncrnw7^ —-~
18ft Spark st.. BrorkUm. Mass.—
"slffpS t<*r mi mi' spsj.etV
These. < r:ite* ure stucked mi top
• if.liipidtmc fu-a where tlm'mtirta*
arc til lowed to nn in unfif dutiger of
freezing wep-tlp'i',:--!lri'y:itl’e then plaeeik
In storage or >'oJd.^_ * •
, ’ Air Circulation.
The.obh-I k, o| luiving- tlif ' ini- of
tin- mite olio inch tiigln fTLmr itie
Hdi ,v i-- to nttUrd' a fre<‘ «iroiilalio<S
of air -wlieti the caries nro p'lm od tin
FARMERS KEEP BOOKS
.; . '' yV' ..
Ascertain Various SQiirces From
isfiictorv «,if the Bermuda J>pe
important Truck Crop. '.
" Tim linloii Is oiiV- «>f tti. ‘ .lived im-
poi>iat>! of o»tr truck- crops: Mnny
lurload-, iire..shipp''I 'info thH~*TT*t®
every year fpoui suuiii»*nint.iti northern,
points
foci ion iii 1 hi
on a ver-v
clavev so
oirlohsu ;!ti.be irrovvi! t -
The\ tfriXc
alt
TlTlTte'. sifTVi 1 . !.<
il'tl.cx will -;•*>
Tifit tlfi'.x .twv-di.u.i'lu.naj’e <br
tlvate than;me u sandy-.baa;
‘vii'M ' hover.
V * . • y'' i :
bind lor oniony,. ei;re^vfioi;.«
Viol to V' b rl a mmi v ■
in grain, as -t-iiW^grniu v-el
•ind cause, c<>k^ideralde tro.nl j
up at ii'bojtf Mo same time M,
onion >e. e,v ::o,nniiiat \
and the
Which They Derive Income:
and building'; and da
stool;, lnaetonory. ti o<
Tib- priHhiettori of th»
ami l.ivo -:or! dy next
.returlm from the «;;b.-s
a-oi'i’t'iiineil,.' Tin
toia
:U'ijed. and tlie:
ol- al'-yifo'iTTii'ts
-—iti-'i udi--*-
Man.yl Men WhcrdYave—BcrndTiduced to
Analyze Their Birsiness by Use
- of Farmers’ Bulletin Are Now
, Keeping Records.
i-'bV-Mm-rk’miivt —yttfi 1 iw I iepurt-~
' n (-tu of iAprlcuHjjre i # .
By tlu use of blank* Tne.Farmers’
Bijiletin td*» 1 an iuenur*ing number of
a 11:11 VZi tig t ho if nTusrtTesses
to ascertain iho viiri-
arc
V
/ Futile Strategy.
Brida l hail proved to bo all that>.a
servant duulM be in regard J-o her du
ties,. but. • unfortunately, her energies
never seemed to extend to keeping her
,mvii fare clean. ,
ll»-r liiistress desired to toil herdtp
wash her simtu.'' c..ujitynance. but. not
wanting to uiTend syK'li a treasure,-sin
restored to—siraV^gy-i—‘ g.1 ■.. 7
"Ik. you know. liPfdgct," 'he re
marked In 11 confjdentltil manner, “if
you wash your face in leu, soapy wa-» rtti Ifd'J
ter it will make you beautiful V" ' - “luiivMe:
"Sure, an’ it’s a wot.ibr ye niver
tbried it yersiif. iiiaaun,''\\a-
■ surprising aiiswor*
‘r ■— —— V 1 yi-
• r A Bit of "Old” Canada.
There e#Tsts at l'inoiivillo. Ontario.
a pioneer house H!1 yeitrs old. fills
is ‘|trnbably a -unique record Jor a DiD
uadian log house, and it is said to lie
tile oldest log house "of similar dimen
sions in the Dominion, . Sonic of tin
-• from M0. to MO iue.ljes in diam
. fa rtiTeF
I tv stmij a'.w tiy
mis ,sources ftrotyl which they derive
their- income', ihe-wav* in wliidr.they
r - * *
sqfmid tlreir tupftedthe tokai Uie<>iwe
from tlie farm, and the amount which
should be charged oft’ for iiiter-est on
investment. In jhis way many of
these fanners “are for the first time
■ iin.-y tr.
ail! 'esTinmle'of tin a:|ib , ‘int of'depreeia-
tion of ( tl»-e luiiHlirigs. w.ork stuck, ma
il 11iictwv-etc..»ttn.^he farm. .With fhis in-
Tnriiiaiioii it T> 1 f.fs's'i•.b- to di-teruilne
appj'bx.iiuatel\ bat' 1 in- a vcmVe farm
er jn. tj.ut.* si-.ei ion' is d.unr and, w |peQ..
this average is Coi^pared b ith individ
ual epses it is possible fit tlifoW light
-me why -tlie prostiofons- fa-mei is yur-"
eeeding wh\ bis lp-.s fortunate
neighbor Is not.
Atq.roxiinately one-tliird of the fann
ers w ho 'have been induced t'o analyze
iii iTTis w a.\. it Ts said.
11 i11 g 'books. Hitherto,
’have been discouraged
LYA-uiiiUij’ I^arulerinp- ftarneifiately dou-
Me*» tip- beauty nf yourTuilr. Nn dif
ference how; dulL.,iuUed* battle and
scTirggy, just rn<»Isten_ a doth with
Dtmderine and carcfqll.X^flrllw Tt—
thrmndi your hair, takin,g%Jfhe, small
stranvl lit a timer Tlie eftiw% hmaz-
ings—your hair'wili bo tight, fluffy,and
tvlivy. and have an appearance of
nbundan-ee; im jni'rimparnble luster,
-eoffuesM and iitxWfhtice"
Get a MM’cent hot tie'x(if Know lf on’s
Danderine from any stony anri proye
that 'XtTTV' .lmir is as pretty fuel soft
ti< any ' Miii’t i: has 1 ti ricrbct*Hi or
Injured by careless treatment tliat’^
(ill—you ' rrely can have beamif-uf h:\ir
nnd lots of it if you will- jiDt try a lit-
- tit? Danderirie. Adv.
; ~- r ”” t ■ - t
Ignorance Is Bliss.
A , i ei lain ' <-t "! 1 T011-11111 n iiutbad
'1 •*— — ^ ^
11,;it on.- o) ],.'.s nn ?:- laid . rabbit ire'iit
i U 1. is p;.V :, ! i. i|tiesf ioiie.d '! i> ■ 11 utii.
. " "Ye'.mir g-'.t ’ lots rabbiJ. ” was’ the
stuilitjg. repl>. ,
V' ■'.•■.,1, 'brinrr
Assistance
IN C0RRECTIN6 SUCH ILLS U
POOR APPETITE
B Y S Pt P S TA
INDIGESTION
BILIOUSNESS
SPRING ILLS
OR MALARIA
I ‘ *?’-•
A splendid first aid Is
STOMACH BITTERS
Not Fussy. . ,
on. thing I’ll say for tt>em.
tmnervotis favniTy.^ -
T oil k II"/'.V . *.
p. »■ 11nn • oil. i.heir wii!l>- la
11' * 1 ahi , a ml ’ l.-r lii'ln’t .'eein
-•Git." r
A
I*
-—.idm." t r b op;-!m:ri 1
me riiiibrt tomorrow
.1 ij+i'tr ■prottil- I 'l lie
-4re\t da.\ t-ht
<|ng Her Hand.
SliNob-T't two inonMis *t
t-ITe - si.;, -TT'T’o I. -I ' *unirn< r. and ho* a
.itua.tr ;iske/l for. her 11 arid.
I'atrice llatlivr disapiMftmting?
“Yes: Ijuit 'he's going to tiwNu r hand
in Florida this. winteP.""—
w-ouid. • aid Mre
•oremiiT^roei-rii d poi*..
it witfi- roll sit. He also
r-n.
Mb
.f<-»litv got
•\\ here do
tioit and ate
boeniue eurioiis.; as
H. -—-—— - -—
"Say, .I"1111. lie inquired',
you get ^:ll ibis rah.bit.?’’ ’
e*Oh, that’s etisy." was the reply.
“Babbit him coiue to m\ hbii'C t\ery
nialit. Him go ’.Meow, meow.' and I
-kIu.oI—U+Wr-—-t-jxi m t 4J*.\.Uh-'.--X.’-mir.i e 1:. .—
eter. It- is J stilt - olVupied. :ili<l ii !' in
tel*;'! niY'to note, as,a h
tiTTiu
.making use of practical (.bookkeeping'
'methods. ■, 1
( ,11 fit v a Cell Is also are 111;
<t 1 iinmy
that it'
torik first
at it political pUmie as the
1'amilv «tjeiidi'ng <lie event/’
coin fort .of tlie boil'
pants, humbPTrng 1M
OCi'U-.
prize
YES! MAGSCALLYh
CORNS LIFT OUT
- .WITH FINGERS
Bridget’s 1 KI-IVIK BVBF.K TVOttTH ITS WF.ICIIT
- ' is tioi.n in run rimtrriM'.
' . "I ccntriiuieil maUirla in 1896, ,an\l after a
year's ^frarUesn Lr«-a duvet i>v a er.rnirmvnt
w.isti■ iq-p.iC'fthysic.iyi; jour* Kllxir ltalx-k
_ ,-iiliru y ..lUVit JiXeT''On arrlv-otx l.lfr*- 1 came
I ijowji w dee,irWinral ni.ilaria — Hie v »rsl form
f .i.-d sent Alwlo-U. ■ Ap-aiit il
4 t-mve-l it-, value—.It i' w,inlli its weight lt|
» HoM tier/ y Hrasie O Hagan, Troop K, 8th
i f S. fava'rv..BalAvan,JJtU.ippinew.
4 I tlxlr KaBeli, ,V» c*ent,K, a! l driurcriMtR or by
1 P;ir« **l Post, I'j’fpaid, from Kloozewr*ki L’o..
^ W^h ifigtoQi D. vt
••••®-®-®-.#-.®--®< -•*.
You say to- the drug sh>re •man,
"fJfVe me a small bottle of freezone.”
This ’will cost very little but will
positiyejy reinuve _uWi ry ha rd -UJ -soft
corn or callus from one's feet. v
A few drops of this new ether com
pound applied directly upon a tender,
aching corn rcUevcs.ihe *spreiu.‘ss in
stantly, add soon the entire corn or
^callus, root anil nj+. dries tip arid can
be lifted off-with the lingers.
This new way to rid-one's feet of
corns was introdui'eo by a.Cincinnati
man, who says'that freezone dries in
The Principles of Big Business.
First Surgeon Do \'oulthink-^J.<XA>
Is* tWC^lMhch t" -c],l: fur .faking out '
Bulger’s appendix?.
Second’ Surgeon -No. . But wltv
don’t you wait? He’.s making money
v. i-taut ger So.uuu ^..ur -of.
him in six months.^dLlfe.
use .of tlii' loUMoUn in Hour work.
They -take it to the faf inel - . sit «lyt\\ .11
.wrifi Ititit. and w ork 'out . wiith liinr a
eofnplete aliillvsis' of his htl'illess. so
that he is able to sue exactly fn wliat
:.iec; s . lie i< !"'ing jriorTey and pi
"Mint fespeets he iy'making It. I , 'tir-
t.Uennore. tjji.se blafiks are frequently
used wMicti fa'riners w rite tobt lie • de-
] a ft merit for advice and assistance. In
such eases it-is cnstojiniry ' to -send
the inquirer the l.tilietin with the re-'
<im*j|£for him to analyze with its nid
his luisiness. The informalion-aInis oh-,
ttrims! is e.otnp:iT0tl"'U'ltlr"'similar in-
• .Frirrinftfeyh in, Hie <Wpnrtment
and tbe sp»-eiaiists ,ih tlie<>T“
farm management are thus enahled to
j.ipjnt out tlie mistakes which-are caus
ing trouble in any one’individual case.
It uuty lie found, for example, that a
dairyman is spending from three to
-fotir »'Vitnes- as nim j) money-* for- bri»or
their business'
Trre now keej
many fjirnu-rs
f-tjotn JMiis i»y the o|q*a4 - ont complexity
of the syvjeins employed
fyifig tliest- 'ystem
can iefb w hat th* figures are all about
.Yiii.il huAV to gsc imein the department
i> grea'tly increasing ’the- aifi-»unt of
hi u ili'ktfepf'H
"f T-l^'
By s^uqdi-
so that the fanner
CUTICURA HEALS ECZEMA
yi'vtL*-- . * 4i.
And Rashes That Itch and'Bucri-r-Trlal
Free to Anyone Anywhere.
Tn the treatment of skin and scalp
troubles bathe freely with (’uticura
Soap and hot water, dry and apply
faryis Ciiticura Ointment. If there is a nat-
uryl Icmleney to rashes, pinqdes. etc.,
prevent-their recurrence by making
■BUILDING FLOOR OF CEMENT Cuticura your daily toilet ^ueparation.
. Free sample each by mail with Book.
Address postcard, Cuticura, Dept. L,
Boston. Sold every where.—Adv.
being done oh tin
T
T-je.«e
m*!**“*t •• ■*
Neuralgia
Pains
Why >ifT er from
excruciating neu- ~
ralgia pains when
application of Yajier't Liniment
mU qui«k ^ - -
This l ininient is good too. for rheu
matism. sciatica, headache, pain ia
chest or pde. sprains, cuts and Bruises.
Th« large 35 pent bottle of Yager's
Liniment contains fonrtlmesas mneb
ms the UKual bottle of liniment sold at
that price. At all dealers.
YAGER'S
LINIMENT
J
GILBERT BROS.® CO.
Ba 111 m ore ,*M d.
First Excavate Ground for Distance of
• Eight er-Ten Intbes and Fiji
in With Stones.
In constructing a e» umut floor the
ground should be excavated for a rVnpth ,
" f -qr K? iuehes atpl tilled in with
.l-toki h- stmtes. ciudet’s or other hard
porous material.4** tnnke a strong foun- 1 "
dation and to act as' a drain and thus
keep the floor dry. When tip' material
i" tamped to ;i >oiid bed. a eonefi-te
sjab ni'out-three inches tliiek is poured
r cver it. after which it is given a finish
ing coat of..cernent to make.it smooth,
it is advisable to plteh 4he floor tri
'lr.aln. arid to fit if with an . outlet,
wliieh will greatly facilitate* house-
cleaning.
She’s RighT, at That.
; >o old fashmtreil in
her
‘.‘She-’s s
ideas.” ... ...
“Yes; she iM-ll-ves that’as a ptmish-
ment for eliihlivn; spanking tak<»s- the
palim" . ■* ' ' -
BSORBine
*^TRADE MAfiR RtG.U S.PAT Cfr
To keep clean and healthy take Dr.
Pieree’B Pleasant Pellets. They regulate
’liver, bowel* and stomach.^-Adv.
The man w ho Is too busy to figure
out" whether be is posing gum-rally is.
Energy never is enough, but It al
ways is half enough.
Reduce* Bursal LniargemeQt®,
T hickened, Swollen Tissues, ;
Curbs, Filled Tendons, Sore*
ness from Bruises or Strains;
*topi Spavin.. Lamcneu,.allays pais.
Docs not-blister, remove the hai^ot
lay up the^ Jiaxxe. I2..QQ a botU»
at druggists or delivered. Book 1 M free.
ABSORBINE, JR., for mankind—an
antiseptic liniment for bruises, cuts, woundV \
strains, painful, swollen ’veins or- glands. It
heal* and soothes. $1.00 a bottle at drug
gists or postpaid. Will tell you more if you
write. Made in the U. S. A. .by
W. F.YOUNG, R. 0. F.. 310 trails Jt. ,*prln«fleld, Mus,
“HOUGH on 9ATS M St D ^a%?n M ite
W. N. U., CHARLOTTE, NO. 13-1917.
4-
s moment, and simply shrivoltl up the
cors or callus'-without irritating th®’
What Dr. R. D. Patterson, of Lib-
fBOUT Mother’s *joy salve.
My hoy had pneumonia, his tempera-
ture was 104. Had tried'other salves,
- didn’t—hnv-e- any—eJTVtU. -.Used- j;ir of
Mother’s Joy Bulve on throat and
chest, in one hour’s time his tempera
ture was normal.—Adv.
as.other farmers conducting luisiness
on a similar scale.
To secure the necessary data that
FOR SUCCESS WITH HORSES'
Man Must Have Liberal Supply of
rise arid E?e r W.illlng to
Study and’Learn.
* surrounding skin.
MV
-l * 8* ^Explained.
daughter, don’t use
ppwder on perfs.
whether or not a farmer is conn
his business as efficiently in any one i
r.-spect as he should, expensive farm • TOUT a man lias beta>ine .lumkrnpt :—
i sup-eys are made in representative lor by thinking Ire tumid make bis fortune
cttll1i.es.* A grouiwif from iWi to 70&. In horses, wlttm'as a- matter of fact
ciintiguous-- farms Is selected and a there was no horse in him.
detaibal analysis of the business oTri To suta-ebd u ith jiqrses a man must
Beach <»ne of these made’by trained ex- love horses; he. must have’ ti lot of
Tht'T’orseertaln, what the in a bor.se sens ■ ami he must bC willing to
vwstnumt is, how much of It is in land' study and learn.
If your druggist hasn’t any freezone your face so pirn li. It is^so loud.’
,tcM hint (to girder a small bottle from . *H«6iit. pa, this is. noiseless, powder.’’
- - --1 — .. ' ’ Granulated Kyelld*, Stleai Inflamed- Kvi -■..BENEFITS FROM SUN’S RAYSI CLEANLINESS fN HENHOUSE
' Of Course.. \
“How T- " debt’ pstill?'
“It Is liquidated, I supxmse.”
retlevrd pvnr night by Roman Eye Balaam
One trial'provea Ita merit. Adv.
urc
Clean
Utensils.
Excellent as General Protective Meats- $ne of Most - Important Factors
Raising Poultry—Avoid Iriipure
Water and Decayipg*MAtter.
ile is twice a conqueror who can-l. ^ r .„-♦ *. As a generaj jiroteritlve measure
restrain himself in the .hour of vie- I Few collisions* occur on the path of against dlsensejaferms. it Is an extre^-
fory.—Cyrus. - . ' • '* j virtue. - lent practice to expose utensils for
■ n~a-
_ 'The- fjiult—tlh*ley—fttirfs fowTauTTs
greater than. his. fhuUfindiftg. ,
' Cleanliness Is one of tlie most im
portant factors in raising poultry..Im-
Healtky Skin Depends
..... .. . ie
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The skin and the intentines, which
work together with the kidneys Jo
throw out the poisons of the body, do
s part of tjte work, but a clean body
and a healthy one depends on the kid
neys. If the.kidneys are clogged with
toxic poisons you suffer from stiffness
in the knees In the morning on arising,
your joints seem “rusty,” you may have
■». jrheumriffe.palns, pain In tbo-back. stiff
neck, headaches, sometimes swollen
feet, or’neuralglc pains—all due to the
uric acid or toxic poisons ip the blood.
This Is the time to go to the nearest
stone and simply obtain a 50c.
package of Anuric (double or triple
strength), the discovery of Dr. Pierce
of Buffalo, N. Y. Then drink a cup of
hot water before meals, witfi an Anuric
Tablet; rand notice the gratifying re
sults.-You will find Anuric more active
than llthla. *
* handling milk, and milk cans after pure food and water, decaying- nnlnml
SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS tlfey have been cleaned, to direct sun- •"matter, old, cans of stagnant water
Ahbcville,-;gr C.^Tm-g'^r my OF TrPnrtTT
the Sufferings of Women.
had an attack of rheumatism accotn-
led by severejtnins In the back and
in the. region of the kidneys. He-suf
fered {Jo that he was unable to go
about.^ After taking part of a box of
Anuric Tablets he was completely re
lieved. and seems to be entirely ^ured
as it has been, some time since and he
has had no return ofrthe attack.
find TiTher" flit 11 it ire things that cause,
.apparel, blankets, bedding, rugs, h«rse j more disease than almost ..anything
from
blnnkets. etc.; periodically where the else.- Keep the henhouse free
tun ran shine.on alTparts of th»5m. till filth and rtihFIlsh. ~ ’
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Don’t Dope HorsesT - j
I to riot ronst’anrly dope tlie horses^
them riglit ynd e\i*rrlse them
*’ daily, mid they will not need medicine
believe that- ^^yW~df>ratF~rhnt~ts .juunvliumr-iixulr muidr. -r-
claimed for it."—A. T, McliXWAIN 1 "“fi :
Route” ‘ r - . Keep AMI FarmsrCiean:—:r.
Destroy P.rairie- Dogs.
I’niirte (logs ran lie destroyed by
poison rat a ri 1st varying. tirrorVHpg t,o
prevailing ronditions, from live to eight
cents nn acre. ; , . x
Pleasant l'l-lli-ts for stomach. Ilrcr-
and bowels, are made up of the May-
apple,; aloe leaves" and jalap. This
well-known" pellet was made up nearly
fifty "years ago, byWr.'Pierce, and can
Be had for a quarter from almost any
apothecary—simply ask for Dr.
Pierce’s PIen^sant Pellets. If your drug-'
gist does not keep them send 2f> cents'
in one-eent. stamps to T>r. Pierce, In
valids’ Hotel. Buffalo, N. Y., and a vlsl
of the Pelleta will he mailed you.
- . F-ilth-aiul
In hiiml. ' Farm
kept clean.
*4rimn ;;n band j
should afd’nvs b<- in \t»ur orchard.
Beplgce^ Dcad-Trabs.
liiUllUL’li- I llll lll>l| ■ 1.1 »l »!•■>♦ I u tl"'l
They do 1nurh better
vv’lutn set in fall and winter.
i l
a Eventually Ffem Owners.
• Th** ninn w'h;> kiimys tiest how to
manage a 1-sji tn w ill evia+FitaHy be th®'
pnCn w in. ; - (»m >
Cull Surplus Males.
Do not keep unnecessary male birds.
An extra hen instead, eut-s no tuor*
and may lay eggs."
T4*m , Work on Battleship,
problem of naval
f*
l^cutiiposing a. turret crew, neverthihrsv,
^'xpansion the ship and all-the rmtn it floats are
| would-nof-riri’So hard~AVrir.i^it-not for: Lound togetTier'by hwinBde-c*rrds-that-f—- OinciTirvati, Obio.—“I
aiiTttff ,i, riur"niin ;^i 1 rft Miiqiiir’TTr,ttnr-r^v— 1iuHiinrie"'ftf
nxj-« ii r - r s r -- • 1
T because , t,,< 1 ^ th*f training ? and of the,drills '
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country wno continues to suffer without
Pinkham^ Vegetable Compound a trial alter all the evi
dence that is continually-being published, proving beyond
contradiction that this grand old . medicine has relieved
more suffering among women than any other medicine in
the world.
Mrs. kWo Cured After Seven Month*® Illness.
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Aurora 111.—“For seven tong months I suffered
from a female trouble, with severe pains in my back ~
and sides until I became so weak I could uantly"—
walk fruiu clmir toxhair, and got so nervous I
would jump at the slightest noise. I was entirely
unfit to do my house work, I was giving up hope of
ever, being well, when my sister, asked me to try
Lydia E.JPinkham’s Vegetable Compound. I took
srk>bottles and today I am a healthy woman able to
do my .own housework, I wifch every suffering
woman would try Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable ,
Compound* and find out for herself how good
it is.”—Mks* Karl A. Kieso, 69$ North Are., Aurora, BL ^ - —
Could Hardly Get Off Her Bed.
Fink
treh bad'
i aw
u great number in its crew
" r ‘ “■ ‘tore s
mu*t. work together as “a team" the organism.—Rear Admiral Brad-,
greater the difficulty of accomplishing ^ Uske, in The World’s W’prk.
the “teem work” and'the longer the! - .
time required^ In. a ship, especially in
tr., large ship, like a battleship or bat
tle crutscr. qiost of the n>*fn work to-
"gether in large groups, such" as turret
cr^ws. - One, hundred men someUu)e*
I «
•ry-
4- Irreverent Minx. '
—“In my time,"—declared grandma
“girls were more modest.” "I know,’ j
said the flippant, girj. “It was a fail l_
onee. We may get baer»fo it”—Life. 1
health from female troubles that I conM^hamly get off my bed.
o -mother said,‘I want you -
to try Lydia E* Pmkliarn!s Vegetable Compound.’ So I did, and it
has certainly made me a well woman. I am able to do my house work
and am so happy as I never expeteted U* go around the wayT-do again,-—
and I want other® to’know what Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable .
i Compound has done lor me.*’-^Mrs. Josr* Copner, 1668 Harrison Am, j
Fair
N. ■
lirmount, C'incinnati, Ohio. . J
|t you want specliu advice write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medi
cine Co. (confidential) Lynn, Mass. Tour letter will beopecsi*
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