Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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CAROLINA WOMEN SHOULD TAKE THIS ADVICE ACID POISONING! Tfia mott eminent physicians recognize that ur!c acid stored Up In the » uein the cause of gout and rheumatism, tlmt this uric a**,ld poison is present Iq/the Jolnts.7. muscles, or nerves., Eyj^cporl- rtvkthins nnd analysis/ at th^ Invalids’ Hotel and Surgical Institute in Buffalo, ,N. Y., Dr. Pierce discovered a ccmbina- ttpn'of native remedies that he called' . An-u-rlc,/which drives oilt the «rlo juMd . from the system; and fn this wajr the pain, sweHlng aml^Jiflamrhatlonbride. 1 If you are a Hufferar from—rheumatism, backache, pidns herfc drr-fhere^ou caa ob tain A'mMc, dfruble strangthV at anv drug store for flj cqnts. and get/relief from' the palhs and ills brought about by'uHc add: or .send Dr. Pierce U>c for' trial pkg. Arpi- rlc which you will ,flnd many Jimes more potent than llflfola atul eliminates uri>. add ■//almost as hot water Trial ts sugar. A ^hort trial will convince you. Send a sarnspbvof .y&ir u^ter To in-^pTBTcerdlhd It will be- tested Dee of chargq. ular insurance and life* I’a.-‘I used ‘Favorltd Pro- 1 had female- froiiMii .jvnfe all /tin-df'wn and 1^ - had no 'h**li> from any - a o u r c,<\ I m >;, so b iv from Hl1 1 my JTuublea that tire « »e. was 'mb 1 #-* more iterfKed.. i Imperial Information Service, I’. S. I H-p-w <i^Uilnf-AlJDdllturg,) HOW TO HANDLE THE BACK YARD FLOCK. port Family of Four. R Below Her Statement seeking.Site to. fit home ($'?%■/ only hiab v tnort ■ -* coittfortid. •; ' but Many people Do Not Stop,.to Think at All of the-Vast Importance of Tallapoosa, Ga.—Mrs. Sal I ip Lidsoa, of this place, writes: , “I was lp very poor health, all run-down, nerfous, had fainting spells, dizziness and heart lluifcrhiy. I had these symp toms usually at my . . . dimes, ‘ I had • .yVJX.h;j.nl tinny working .tor T;uven years in a hotel aftor-my father died. I had La support our family of four. 1 rend Hie 11 i rTTidTiy“'^"Afni a n a c and thought 1 would begin taking Garda 1. I received 'pood benefit from it. I am sure it will <lo aJl that it claims to do.' I took throe or four byttles before,It begad'to .show .eriycU. — After that I Improved rapidly and gainediu health snd strength.- I took nine bottles In all. This Is tlic only time 1 have taken It. I was down 1 to 10S pound3 and I gained to 122. I felt like h drew woman. I couldn’t sleep before and had to be rubie d, I would get so nrrv* x ous and numb. And all this was stopped by Cnrdui.” < .. The true vuiueof a medicine cun be determined only by the results ob tained from Its actual.use. sands of letters w'e the House's Setting, Most «.f the jieopto w no are saving ing besides.’’-—M US. C to build a liowih—Hie sort they have jjreu'ined.-of jio^sosspig— give so much o44entlori to The/ nelmvl Jflans of. the Send Dr. V.,M. Pierce, Buffalo, N.*X„ 10 cciits-iri±. trial .package of j..’,a.yorlte I 'rescri ption Tablets.r r Adv. Anurlc la ... .. {ic.ve.r tor ~alt Ing • • meat- efHWca -amJ-H-tuse who deposit limc-p/ilts. in their Joints. at all of the ;fasf -HjhjH;rt«nce of the- house’s setting. They are joys and profits In site hunting that Big; average home-builder v ho is willing ft* gpntent himself with the tirsl strip - o,f lahd In u desir-- rs HUMAN IT Y$ GREAT ESP FOE V • — ' * __ f * It is always a terror to o’d people and a menaqe at some time or another to every human being, young or old. It is the forerunner of more ills and suffering than almost any of NATURE'S- DANGER SIGNALS and should never be allowed to go unheeded. At the very first indicatioirof constipation get DR. TLTT’S LIVER PILLS winch for 72 years has been successfully used for this most prevalent bf all disorders. For sale by druggists and dealers everywhere. • •staledealer x'oufrAnt* him never - •: ' r ->' „ guosv, **. . . ■ —— —-r ttt-,— Obviously the averuge city lot «s _. .... . -• _ , .... ^ ., the "H it liv. h-NS^T^) bv 100” on Window Should Oe Larger Where Hens Are Confined Much in Winter which, of. course, 1 hetv^g^b 1 tVe~p6s- sible.latitude In buildiiig. Thtr-house must tier oblong and stUnd .on on** of ItfS ends about in the Center of tho lot. with an Inconsoquentfal‘margin on elth«»r side, and n flower-irimined square of greejt in front and rear. : Tliere aivTimiiy slreet^of this type In ’ n<: iv owes rarely mqk> ytomiy, - jvr*e tisappointinenf ap*l b>,s.s on aecnunrt such* 1 unsuitable stock iiwy.be getii- iily avoided if“tmy**rs \\1ll• refu-je to speriiTi(>ns ibiit ar** plainly infe- r or v* ry i'iimalur Whib- tTlS not Write now for our e\ery suburb The thou- Rnt fn every suburb «*tso thrre am have^ received ! add -corners .that have been jiassed^tyy many years from'4 as unsuitable. Like th«* neglecte*! ereed beds in the farm*>r’s fl.lds, they are Tlethods by Which Greater Pr Price Lists and Market Reports on tieecss iry that stock ttwsl for « rg jiro- 'dUTioji...onIy -Should lx- up io the weights dcsirid in standaf# breeding spo’k. it -is. *t*lvisabl** tti all breed* to reject th<’M- pullets."..lib'll at ,maturity would ('.ill t»e!ow the average tnettiuw FURS AND HIDES duction of Winter Eggs May Be Secured. grateful users of Cnrdui, are powerful We are the Largest and Leading Buyers of All Kinds of Hides and Furs in these sections. : For nearly sixty years we have given thousands of Fur and Hide tributes to Irs worth and effectiveness, If yott ^uffer from" womanly all- m* nts, try Cardui, the woman’s tonic v-Adv. EED AND CARE OF PULLETS breed; for whatever development is likely egif-jirndneHon. by stripping to Lewis Baer 0 Co>.<- kkw tVatrtmor*. Md. as Old as His bon. f Slxt.v days In the workhouse was the sentence, hut it Imd nothing to do with the startling reply of the pris oner. standing before Judge Pugh to receive Justice on a charge of assaji.lt. relates the Philadelphia Press. The usual nmnher of questions was asked. Then the Judge Inquired: “Your father living?" “Yes." “How qld Is be?” - • “Same ago as me." Judge Pugh glared. " “I said how old la your father?” ‘ “As old as I am, your honor." “Take care I” warned the court. “Now, answer properly." “I have,” said the prisoner. “He be came my father the same day I became shippers entire satisfaction Ithede Point of Importance^4-^ 0oly--4o Boy and Keep We1l-Dcvclcped Birds— Utilizing Table Scraps and Kitchen Waste. -One of-the least appreciati-d kind of sites for a home is the gully or draw. Everywhere among the hills there ar-> places where the waters have cu$ out n bed tq the rocks ap<f a stream splashes swiftly downward among the trees. There are few greater outdoor Joys for folk who like to plan things with WE CHARGE NO COMMISSION Spotted the Winner. . A gentleman who lived In central A trial for many, years possesses au amusing "ilrtiwlng of a. “race meeting” .outThere. A leopard Is chasing, and rapidly f overhauling, a fat old white man. and t\Vo- gully appareled native* ure )‘w.L-..r^ji; ‘‘Can you .spot the winner? fours one to the oth**r. “The winner,” is the solemn reply “isTipptled already!” No Cause for-Action. The arrest of Peter Leach was brought about by the activities of hjs bukotu wife, relates on exchange. The cotiple \Vere facing' the judge. Peter was a tie’i r-do-Well, Coui*-*lay- go-dny, shiftless sort of a chap, his maki idijeet-in life svuming to be that Ot eyading honest toll. >’ol Ollli - that; he Ii:m1 contracted the habit of corn in'-’ home ‘Tull of booze” and beatiug- his thrifty wife. - 1 'Tin- t<-stij3»oi»y.. ul whi - lt the judge ha*l list, ned ^alienily L-for an hour, was brought 1.0 a «'lose after whirl! his honor said: "It seejus to me. Mr.-L Lem li, that- is a ease where, prose- thetnselves and execute them their own hands than the development of one of these spots,. ‘ ! If you have a definite plan for your • house'In mind before you have an Idea ‘for the site, you should.seek your site to fit the home. A chateau would he out of plnep where a bungalow eot- tage would be wholly at «;ase. A barn mighrinrtmdly mhplaced on the Ideal site for n farmhouse. But site hunting untrammeled hy^ aught save the limits of one’s 'Imag ination Is “great fun and a liberal edu- scraps a n d kit clan ,wa<t* • which h iuur feeding vafttr- tmt whteh is wns-fftl tm- less it can he fe*I to^eltickens. —iha'fi In-11 in her pullet year >l»dl»l*» Tdv.ce 10 dozen eggs. 'I'ln- avenige ’-o.' **f l he hack yard (look should tie at lea si 10 hens. Thus each flock would pro- X ‘ .<1 • diice in a year PH) ilozeii eggs ' hh-h. at Hie Ver\^ coiiswvative valt.* of . - >o cents a dtOtcn, wmihl be wbHh Tic eggs-a'ndwiuHrv ttval. for meal. Gave .Her a Tip. It was her tirsi"voyage, and she had made-herself disliked liJMjie otllcers he- enuse-of her many I'ouli.sh qtiesdotui. It fell to the lot of the steward to sl- To Drive Out Malaria . _... v And Build Up The System Take the Old Standard GROVE'S TASTELESS chill TONIC. You know what you are taking, as the formula is printedson every label, showing uL is Quinine and Iron in a tasteless form. The' Quiniue drives out malaria, the Iron 60 cents. cfiflon. full and .massive-height and exclaimed in tones filled wfth hottest rebuke: "Oii. your honor, they can’t bring that bp agin me! I’ve took in wa-hiX an’ ‘Thu'sn't this ship tip a good deal, sir?” sh*> asked Hint otlicial; •'‘Perhaps it does, madamIt 1s n« dotrlit trying to,s*u a go*Kl example te HOME SHOULD BE EXPRESSIVE builds up the system rdf- this reason* due of the genefi purpose breeds, srrch as the Plyt in-' llock. Wyandotie. Bhode Istnrul lb or Orpington. , is preferable _ to fl smaller, egg breeds, such as th*> Le horns.’ Not * ti!y d<» the mature fow of these breeds.’ because of their !uf er size, 111:1k** better table fowls flu the Leghorns, but tin* young ehickei Contrary Advantage. ‘ 11«»v*X Wits it that Jones^xatno mpi*lly to the front?" "He bad. tin- backing." Skittish. ‘Marry money, my boy; marry raon- The essential In the art of home building Is the ability to suitlyour own taste—to express your own .nature. Your tnsteTnny not at all coincide with that of your neighbor, but that Is not Important. There are as many Indi vidual expressions of the art that Is within ,*yie as there are leaves on a free and there 1s no good reason why the expression of the individual shouTd not continue In the home itself. Imagine what a th.rjlling~adventure in human nature all of us might have in the course of a day spent in making calls If our neighbors and acquaint ances only alloweu their souls and minds to express themselves In the houses, they build and furnish, says un exchange. It Is not hard 40 imagine such un adventure, for about every one has seen one such’ home. But these are by no means frequently founds _ . For peopled characters do show in their homes—in the architecture of the dwelling, the decorations within, the selection of the furniture, even in.the on " pictures' and the way they are hung. To persons w ho are.Put especially oil- servant this fact is us plain as the fuct thnt one can always detect the~‘pres- ence of>tmnin^n** fmg* rs in the arrange ment of tlie4>rlc-u-brue, the iiowers or vam-.on (he stand or the books and magazines op theHbfrtry tabic. The thing is so palpably hdmjin jdmost imiiosslUle not to recc SWAMP-ROOT FOR KIDNEY AILMENTS "Umf 1 "It’s just as easy to love a rich girl as a poor girl." “But it Isn’t ,ns easy to get ’em to marry you. obi top.” one iiieuieiue 'that really ament as a medicine for liver riiimvttf ?■ of the ’ kidneys Horsemen agree •K-»iUT| er s Liniment is the Lett and most eco nomical 1 luiment for general stable use. Pot strained ligaments, spavin, harness galls, sneer v. wounds or.oid fores, cuts snd any enlargements, it giver quick relid. A.35c bottle contains more than the usual SOc-botUe oi liniment. Ilnve you ever used MOTHEft’S JOY •SALVE for Colds, Coughs, Croup and Pneumonia, Asthma, and Head Ca tarrh? If you haven’t get it at once. It will cure you.—Adv. lie. Kihht's Swamp-Bo*** standi the highest for the reason that it has proven to be just-the remedy needed in thoU- Sj.nls Upon tln^isands distressing^eases. fiwainp-Jt^Qt. .i physician’s prescript a - n i'»r special tlisehfts, makes - friends quii lviy be cause—its niuHs. and immediate etT»e‘ i.-r sooiti realized iriNuost cases. It is a gen tle, healing vegetable compound- Stan treatment atNmie. S* Id at all Irug .-tores in bottles otHwo sizes v medi um and large, \. ifnwrTFivif yon vr.i--b bryt -by.test thts great pieparatu n send ten cenH\U) Dr. Kilmer Vo., I 'lighaiuion, N \ a aample bottle. When writing W* sure attd mention this paper.—Adv. Partial. I’oet—That editor—shows favoritism In* kicks me twice to Scribbler's 8Sc PEK BOTTLE AT ALL DEALEU YAGERS LINIMENT ALMOSL HELPLESS Mr. Reuter Went Through a Terrible Siege of Kidney Trouble. Doan’s Brought Back His Health. "After an iniurv 1 was in terrible shape from kidney trouhle." Says 1) Reuter,'North M..'We*,t Chicago, 111. - J i-i iildn't stoop beiSlfise of the awful pain.- m my back atul the steady, dull misery almost drove me f| |M| frantic. I had to l>e help- ifH&SrOk ed out of bed mornings, a 1 the pains across my kid- L*, .’I *7»-r*tfstrtti.'t***l that dn-t ; i into Hu* - water only by Gift tp-BritisH A tiiuniflc**nt gift to lb*.* British na tion 1>-being in.-wle by a !->*-/ls gentle man, in Ho* form Uii ftiniuns *.oJJec- t!ou of old Dutch and Klernish mas ters. including rvoialdi* ex:ftnx>li*s* by Rubens and Vandyrk. Then.* are up- wards of.liny pi*lui - e- itytli*: •’olbsv rlory, whL.h uill Im- halide*! to a trust to b<- kudu.u :h tlo* Nmfofial Collection .ymflll expose*! sun nee These +pti4e oppo>d. Ing vessels tir.* :il"*ut wiTh p*tulH.v kee.p**rs. cnt.eh oiori* dirt MtnV.de ■ea^.h eleato’d. Clo'se* A»k for and Oat CHENEY’S The Original Cough and Cold Remedy,. to overstock the.available "spare. Ref y. It is estjinatc fie collection. i> hundred* and fift v STOPS THE WORST COLD IN 24 HOURS went through, 1 couldn’t .. do anvthing and was al- . most lielpless; it seemed A I would never get well" fd “The urine passed far too often •'mil burned like st-nldmg water. The , pas- • - ***" sages were scanty and 1 had no control over them. At times everything in front of me grew dark ipid 1 couldn't see' for several minutes. ‘ 1 perspired profusely and 1 was thirstv all the - ^^^Duty of the Community. ‘ v \h, M is in a j- A happivr.childhood, bettor provis- irMaimln-1 Ions fi*r playp ^h^rier surroumliugs. t1«»rk rnr<*l creator bodily vigor and a ‘stronger L.'> b**ns am spirit, less hampered by gathering than 8 or doubts, are gifts which the coinmu hens'it >;pj nlty, as the. fairy godmother of the feet sh< rising generation, can lay nt the ,cru-^ Allow on t die of every-^child iu America. ’———feet pr*- Hi The community that has not the visiijn, the loyirfg- kindness :gid Jthe Tin* sui: plain common sense to make the child oppVTrfnnit better fitted to tight off the doubts Wlmther 1 and the fears of the future, oorniults ises t^tti k a crime against itself as well as j \:f?ntag«‘~<b against Its children.—New Y'ork Kv**- ,«ht* can ;; niug — o - ■ ' ■■ .-*.}■ I Be** for Cold*, Cough*. Croup. Sore Throe*. Whooplnf Cough. 25c and 60c at all Druggists KLIA'IK B \IJF.K WORTH ITS \\ KtOHT IN GOIJi IN THK rilll.IITINEf*. ‘•I eoniraeie»l inalarfa In isoti, and atter a rear’n fi-uitiest* trenlmeiit by a pronitnrnt Wailuoiriou, phyaloliiu, yonr Kllxir IKabek •Millrelv cured rar. Ou arriviiiv brre 1 came -Ikwii with tropical malaria—tlie wor-t fi>rm -ami Hi-nt h<ime lot ltah*>k . ' Aga a it proved Us.vaiu-—-It ih wortb in wrlghtAn (fold Ii*'re.” llntaie O Hazan, Troop K, Sth C. 8.‘Cavalry, Hnlar»T>, PblUppliu--*, ; " Fllxir Babr-k, <-<-nta, all druyglit** or bf Par-«*i Poet, 'prepaid, from Kioeiewski A Ca, WusbiUgUju, D. C. IF YOU OIFU AUTTIE FIELD V , F0BTI1E lAMCfeSAKE M DRJUII IT IRUTO Ms consolidating Jifu- hpIKabolishlng several What of It? Jimmy hu*d not come up to his fa ther’s expectations in regard to his studies at school, and an explanation was detnanded. - — ^ - "Why is it,” inquired the Irate par ent, “that you are at the bottom of the class?" \ ■ "1 can’t see that It mukes uny differ ence whether I am at the top or the bottom." rejblied Jimmy puclfteally. ’Tou know’ they teach just the aam* *t both ends.” NO MONEY IN POOR STOCK DOAN’S FOSTER MILBURN CO.. EUFFALO. N. Y. HAIR BALSAM Soil** preparation of mortl I«lp* to oradloate dandreO. For Reefairing Color and intytoGny er Faded Heir, *0c- »nd H-COKC l>ragr**t«. Immature Birds R.trely M^ke Steady, j„ Mls . f or p - > Profitable Egg Producers j\ viU supply, nb** At tills season many very Jmmatu-re.>ggs■ ileui tbi* ••*. and runty pullets are sold i<»;b*»g'l-i>ji».*rsv]' f-j)j\spjrt*"<. In,poultry keeping WTth lln* r-pn^en- ' ’ - ta^lon HiH^n f<*"’ wei’ks of g.wxl *;rre ! - \<» matter h»» vvlil bring mmi tu laylng^iiaturUr. 1 droppihn.ahout) 'i'h«*s<* who buy sih*h sto**k areznlmost j wtureil. ?itrd <*HI always disappointed* liSHU. • The\ flb*l for plrintK or <1 Thai ilw Immature hints ta1*e_iiM*atlH I'tyTT * cqn“s,* M.*e Instead of weeks to compb*fe>the1r feHlltty ©f !b : i “L*.uJ v 3liot“ anxiety and wjtjinut Cwetor *«i«- WfCtlf. of Or. Perry** wll) raV«*‘^siu money, time, * h-alth. On<- Ruiflcleat, i Oil In addition, zwijv. . , • FOR COUGHS AND COLDS —take a prompt sad effective remedy—one that acts quickly and contains no opiates. Too eaa ret soch a moody by asking for KODAKS & SUPPLIES ©igur of ltnlstali We also do hlglie<H/>L Prices and Catalog^ S. Galeski Optical Ca. When Your Eves Need Care Try Murine-Eye Remedy So ST-artiBC-^^st Kye Oomtnrv 60 cents at Orccrlste or stall. Write for Vrce ■?« Book. HVRLNC EYt KUUDT CO.. CHICAGO apou reqi riX)AlOA-fatlrMM otwr .. SplaaSU Laa* Pe ls. ■spcciaijf adaptrd so iruoaiAg. irait snd pueltr* oaisare. ■**-■ ■ ^ - r ~ . * Tn? MtOIRlElMlO NiE LET US SUBMIT PRICES COLUMBIA CLAY CO. COLUMRIA.SOUTH CAROLINA