Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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BA&HWXLL r HOW MRS. BOYD t AVOIDED AN OPERATION Washington cm |A CROSS, FEVERISH ■h H- CHIU IS HUMS Canton. Ohio.—“t JutterxEfrtrn • (•male trouble which cauaed mj much suffering, and two doctors decided that i would have to go through an - operation before 1 could get welL ** My mother, who had been helped by Lydia E. Pinkham’a Vegetable Com pound, advised me to try it before sub- mi tting to an opera tion. Itrelievedme from my troubles OR CONSTIPATED K,„ MOiTWCBl »j|B US-- 13 COATED, BREATH HOT OR STOMACH SOUR. Navy Department toftrmg Hometts itereicdTeafl W -CALIFORNIA SYRUP OF FIGS" CAN'T- The Blessedness of Heaven By RQBf. McWATTY RLSSELL. DvD. T Pr<' “ • •• • ■■ • »* VWW WWW* I 'rofessorof Bible Doctrine and Homiletics -/ Moody Bible Institute. Chicago A small bottle of “Danderine” keeps Mir thick, strong, beautiful. ASHING TON.—Plans ifor bringing homo the hot lies of'all navy officers. ACH, LIVER, BOW.ELSv TEXT—And God shall wipe away all tears from their eyes.—Rev. 21:4. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Lorn- sund a trial and it will do aa much for lem.”—Mrs. Marie Boyd, 1421 6th St- N. E., Canton, Ohio. Sometimes there are serious condi* 4- tions where a hospital operation is the only alternative, but on the other hand •o many women have been cured by this famous root and herb remedy, Lydial£ Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, after doctors have said that an operation was necessaryevery woman who wants to avoid an operation should give it a fair trial before submitting to such a trying ordeal. If complications exist, write to Lydia E. Pinkham Medicine Co., Lynn, Mass., for advice. The result of many years experience is at your service. sailors and marines now burled on foreign so if lire heiug worked out by the navy department and (he actual work will be undertaken within the next few months. The wishes of relatives will govern the return of the bodies, and also the final disposition. Those brought home eitliVr will he sent for ward for private interment or hurled In the Arlington or some other nation al cemetery, as relatives may decide. The department’s announcement ex pressed a preference for bringing home nil bodies. 1 ■*”" ' ”" The department’s statement sold _ It’s all tiglu to pray ttrtngs - you want, hut it’s a good idea to work for file things you aetually need, r ■ ■ ■ i . ■ that -where bodies were brought home for burial tn national cembterie* full military honors would he ,aecnrdefl7”and "Tllat when 1 private Interment was desired the navy would prepay all expenses up to delivery of the casket to relatives ynd that the war risk insurance bureau of the bureau of the treas ury would refund actual burial expenses not exceeding $100 iu each case upon presentation of the claims. Relatives of the dead pf the navy hii<| naval reserves were requested to .write the bureau of medicine anti surgery as to their wishes,.nn«rThose of the dead of the marine corps were invited to communicate with the commandant of th« corps. . * . _ It Is believed that many good Americans will take adviuHage-xd. the arrangement announced l»y the department. The feeling -of tle^ average American, parent whose, sun bus given-Ins all tn Ids cnmitry is a iNUtiliiimlitm of pride and grief. To many there i* comfort ill the public ceremonies **t‘ a ffiherat And many will wish to have the*grave of the loved one near at hand. One of the complaints of unbelief concerning the Bible as a revelation from God, is its Girls! Try this! Doubles beauty of your hair jn a few moments. seeming scarcity of details concern ing the nature of the heavenly lift*. Considering the interest which must ever be at tached to a sub-, ject so lofty and important as im mortality. it lias been claimed that God.. might iiuve told us a little more about that heavenly home and the life lo Every mother realizes, after giving her children “California Syrup of Figs," thut this is their ideal laxative, ,, because they love its pleasant taste aqd it thoroughly cleanses the tender little stomach, liver and bowels with- jwhicli the Gospel Hayes' Debutante Slouch Gone; Automobile Slumo Going WO war cnsimfties have not yet been recorded. They afe t.lie «J«*ath of tits debutante slouch and the near demise «*f the nutomohlle slump. Since Healing Honey The Tickle — • t.... — * * Heals The Threat Caras Ths Stops ■ ■■ s ■ Cough vyotfien have driven anihulim«*»*s, .*«*rttbbcd r»nliMH floor* as the nurses* assistants and condtic* toretted tju* fighting timli known as the traveling public, the physical slouch end slump have passed into oblivion. The feminine figure lots changed. It has thinned and , strengthened. By actual measurements taken in hun dreds of cases during the past three years by n woman whose* business It Is to clothe (Jje female form divine, it Is found thst hips are going dowu and 1 chests are going up. War has done for women In fetched and carried out griping. When cross, irritable, feverish, or breath is bad. stomach sour, look at the tongue. Mother! If coated, give H. tenspoonful of this harmless "fruit laxative,” and iu a few hours all the foul, constipated waste, sout bile-and undigested food passes out of the bow els, and you have u well, playful child again. When the little system Is full of cold, throat sore, has stotuach-ache. dl- arrhirn, Indigestion, colic—remember, a good “Inside cleansing” should al ways he the first treatment given. ... Millions of niotners keep “California Syrup of Figs” handy; they know, a teaspoonful today saves a sick eh.id to-morrow. Ask your druggist for a bottle of “California Syrup of Figs,” which has directions for haldes, chil dren of all ages nnd grown-ups printed on the bottle. Beware of counterfeits •old here, so don’t be fooled. Get the genuine, made by “California Fig Syrup Company."—Adv. Is a divine invitation. To such objec tions, there are two -answers; First, God has been limited iu his^ revelation by man’s rapacity to re ceive, and second, Bible • revelation concerning the future is much larger than is generally supposed. *j_- j Effect soon Its Soothing Healing ghree relief. If the Cough b deep—a ted end die Heed or Cheat is tare. • penetrating salve abould be applied. This greatly help* any oough tyrup in curing Coughs end Coidt A FREE BOX OP QROVE’S O PEN TRATE SALVE f Ojm tn Pont uO Pmtfitw J Fir Ctnt Me, Hill Mlt, ul Cnq. b eodoaed with every bottle of HATES* HEALING HONEY Thia b the only cough ayrup on the market with which this additional treatment is given. The •aIve is also very valuable a* a Germicide for the No&e and Throat. You ^et both remedies tor the price of one. 35c Sold by all Druggists. If your Druggist should not have it in stock, be will order It from his nearest Wholesale Druggist months what phyricimix, lecturers and well-intci|tion«sl maiden aunts have not *H*eo able to do In hundreds of years. Women have been seolded, wanted, .hreatetfed and even laughed at for misshaping their poor bodies and playing hob with their heulth at the behest of Yashkiu. Came the war and the solendld response by women to its demands for hard work and Incexsant service. What has happenisl? H** It overtaxed or hurt Ihetr bodies? Just the op|Mislte. It has given them new physiques. It has broadened the diaphragm on ua average of two to three inehew. melted the fat from the hips us If by rnugif, ye|ilais*d udl|»o*e with muncle on arms and legs, flattened the ugly “old wotuan’M hump” at the hack of the ms k and symmetrized the chest and hunt lines. Verily, Rllnmcss and *ha|»olliic** are the reward of |!u* woman who dedi cated herself, body and soul, to war work.* The canteenette has aniHiiplished without reoiliiiig it results for which formerly she s|M-nt large wads of hus band's gold at heal ttL.nl ltd lo* and reducing parloi>, not to mention gyms and Turkish huths. Iu niuuy ensee she ha* actually grown taller from reaching and bending, and the straight, even swuylaacktsl. carriage that come* from toting trays of friisl egg*, eoft'ee and cm lard pie. War bus taught women to work. Ttiey will never enjoy Idleness again. Nor will they ever return to unsanitary, uncomfortable nnd unsightly f!i*h:ou*. May Come in Handy, He Thinks. “Thrifty,'isn't he';” “Very. 4W > even sn\e* Id* worn out phonograpli nisslles.** Important to all Woman Readers of this Paper Form Clothes for Men; Sprightly,\ Inspirational ORM clothes will he the vogue during the present year. Made. Recommended and Guarantead to the Public by PARIS MEDICINE COMPANY, MANVXACTUUX3 Of Qrove’s Tasteless Chill Toole So decree* the I* National Association of Merchant Tailors. All delegate* etiiphu*ize the form-liiting trend of the time*. Some of them go so far a* to suggest that mature gentlemen of a plump, if not Keep a Bottle Handy Vain whether it cornea from rheu matism, neuralgia, sciatica, backache or sprain is usually most acute at night If you have a battle of Yager's Liniment handy and use it you get quick relief. Price 35c. The large bottle contain* twice ■a much u the usual 50c bottle of liniment and last* the average fam ily for months. At all dealers. YAGERS LINIMENT RELIEVES PAiN GILBERT BROS. A CO. Baltimore. Hd, Get Longer Better Wool Shear wrh % machine anTleav* no second cut* nor •car the sheep. Use A Stewart No. 9 Pali Bearing Shearing Michme. Get* ! 5% more sooleisily opd quickly. Removes th s fibre complete!/, making it longer atufbe'fer sellmg. Le > es a smooth, even ntubblet or next year'* gr >w h. Machine soon pays f or itself. Pn. e f! ♦ Send us $2 — balance oo orrtvaL Writet' jrjtatalag, CHICAGO fLFXIBLC SHAFT COMPANY * *' • in, 12th and (Mini A.« . Uw^t, Hi, BALSAM A toilet preparatloa >f merll Heine <> eredl'-ate dandruff. For K iiionsf Color end rorix moruif Loior ena tin it j tuGny or Faded Hair. 40c. ana fluoet Druinrwto. corpulent, tendency will iieed„ “stays’* tn get away with .In* uewj**t thing*, io masculine ndnruincnt. Accnrdlng to the t»*rtn* rtf th< trade masculine *t> It** for th** ensuing twelve* Timntlis 'arc tn In* sprightly wifhnut fonsjacuotisncs*; dashing without verging ots PTrrnncsTTmrrtrfn! In temperament and tnspirati'Iu firace of the Incvitahh* summer flan nels of the past men will wear recrea tional raiment, fashioned of silk, tine line, and other delicate fabrics. KvcTl the prosaic sack suit of business Is to have a “swing” imparted to it by a high waistline and a long, vent hack. But It is In sporty toggery that the styles are going to go the limit. Coats will he strapped gild tabbed and plaited. Riding coats are to have flaring skirts, a hack vent nmning-to tlie'higli Waistline, diagonal jeTTed~pockets, and upon both sides with an additional outside pocket, neatly flapped, to carry change. ' ■. So there Is .every opportunity for tli<> shapely tenderfoot to go the llpiit this year by the syushore and in the mountains in the way of fearful and wou- Thoutand* upon thousand* of women have kidney or bladder trouble nnd never •uapect it. Women'* complaint* often prove to he nothing el«e hut "kidney trouIdo, or the result of kidnev or bladder diaeaee. If the kidney* are not in a healthy con dition. the> may cause the other organ* to becoYne di*e.i«ed You m.iv -uffer pain in the ha* k, head ache and ln«* of ambition. Poor health in ike* \ou nervuu*. irriti- k!e and may 1>«* de*pondint; it nukes any one mo. - i But hundred* of women claim that Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root. bv re-toring health to the kidney*, proved to be just thfc remedy needed to overcome nuch condition*. Many send for a sample bottle-to See what Swamp Root, the great kidnev, 'liver arid bladder medicine, will do for them. By enclosing ten cent* td Dr. Kilmer A Co., Binghamton. N. Y.. vou may receive sample si/e bottle by Parrel Post. You c!\n purchase medium and large tize bottle* at all drug sfiae*—Adv, And Nobody Wants .To. * Ntf^TTit you understand women? Wit VL*P 1 kmivc th,»y cun t b*» un- dcrsiood. Cartoon* Miigazinc. Catarrhal Deafness Cannot Be Cured dprful costumes; this should he a glad s«tison for him. Ojit in the Rockies tluv-mitlves swear,that some of the outfits adorning the tourist from the East and the middle.,AYcst. actually inak> granite pea.ks shake with mirth. Thia Is jTrnhahly an exaggeration, eran guides nsse**t tltat the mountain sheep in Rocky Mountain the, grig: but vet- Nutidha! park never will learn to trust man until something is done to tone down th« ♦enderfoot. . ’ r No Great Rush of Foreign Laborers to Europe F EARS of-employers that a great liorde of foreign residents of this country s would race hack to Europe with the signing of the armistiee have not only failed to materialize, figures of the I0014I bureau of the immigraiibn department show*, hut such anxiety as is being displayed to leave the shores of the ‘U. S. A. does pot Indicate that any great jru^h may, lie oxpect«Hlt S KODAKS & SUPPLIES We a.so Jo mgiiest rlM* -jf ttaishiog. Prices sad Cat.*.ague upon rsqaes*. 5. GaWtkl Optical Cs , Rieka sad, V*. Cabbage Plants Genuine Froatproof, all varieties, immedi ate and future ahipmenL * By express—500, fl-25. 1000. S2.00.5000. S8 7S Fared Poat . Only v ^!t74 applications for per mits to go tntctf to Eulope.an ( ountries have been received from aliens by tUe immigration department here since the irmistice was signed. Of this numbec Oiore than om^haif of those applying either d-d no* obtain permits or did not return to take them up. Of those applying, about 2,000 were i-UM. 35c SUL fl-50; iOUQ, |L5a Utrfrisa Ct. hu Sutter. S. C * * * ' | Italians, the remainder being scattered among hatlves of Scandinavian coun teles aud of Grtcce amt Great Britain. No permit* nre granted to enettiy aliens “The applications for permit* are hut a mere drop iu the bucket," sayi H. R. Landis, immigration agent in charge. “After the unuiMhv the appio* tions for pernRts were rather heavy, but they have dwindled day hy lay. “One reason, perhaps, la ttie exceptional difficulty in obtaiutug *Uip irana- portation. A* far aa I can see, business in this section baa no ti•—»— 1 to worry 1 for fear of a shortage In. wrckUiad labor due to an outflow of tore***** back M tbafv natlva eoantrtea.* by local applications as ttiey cannot reach the diseasel portion of the ear. There la only one way to cure Catarrhal Deafness, and thAt Is by a constitutional remedy. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE acts through th° Blood on the Mucous Surfaces of the System. Catarrhal Deafness la caused by an Inflamed condition of the mucous lining of the Eustachian Tube. When this -tube Is Inflamed you have a rumbling sound or Imperfect hearing, and when It is entirely closed, Deafness Is the result. Unless the Inflammation can be re duced and this tube restored to Its nor mal condition, hearing may he destroyed forever. Many cas.es of Deafness are caused by Catarrh, which Is an inflamed That God should he limited in his I revelation hy our capacity to receive is easily understood. The returned traveler -from Europe cannot give -h detailed description of the architec tural features of Westminster Abbey to his little child, not because’he does not desire to do so but because the child is without ability to interpret words concerning carved columns, arch domes, and acwlptured nmebte.* Indeed God has protected the Bible from the sneers of the incredulous by ! limiting the descriptions of heaven to what seem a few minor details. We have read of an Oriental prince who laughed In the face of the Western traveler who told of river* chilled to hardness so thut an elephant might walk on their surfao*. _ It i* related that the Southern pastor of a rural church wa* tried for falsehood be cause he told of an ice-making machine seen In the North during a summer vucutlon. G»«| ha* told men already more than the natural man can be- ' lie' ■ _ A Wondrou* Description. I . The Bible description* of heaven - are exceedingly large to those who , atudy tie* Bible with care. The clos ing chapter* of Revelation tell of a final Judgment, a renovated earth and a sinless life for redeemed humanity. Ill tlli* description the highest thing* of earthly consideration such a* Jew el*. precious stone* and pearls become the lowest thing* of th** heavenly life, where streets are of gold and the pre clou* stones constitute city wnll*. ATT this 1* significant, but (H*rhups the.fin est description of heaven I* contained In the single phrase, “God shall wipe away all .tear* from their eye*." If nothing else-were written, this would be enough, for jt I* the promise that God wlU tdimiriaie from the future ' every tear-provoking circumstance and fill existence with all the thing* that belong to blessedness. If we can by survey of life discover the varied causes of pain ami tears, we' shall thereby discern the fullness gild joy of that life where tear* are no more. Tear* of Physical Pain. J Physical pain is a Very real thing. The cry of the infant, as it tirat draws Its vital breath; th<- moan a of dis tress front home* and hospitals; the ; cries of the wounded am! dying on bat tlefields; the compressed lips of old age as it struggles against decay, ail tell of.the terror of physical path. It means much to read of a life where “this corruptible shall put on incor ruption, and this mortal shall put on Immortality.” He who can change tuie dark soil into tin 1 rosebud and the carbon into the diamond.can give man the body of glory in the future,. Tear* of Vexation and Disappointment. Tears of vexation and disappoint-’ ment have blinded the eyes of niost people. Unshed tears.till the hearts of thousands who cannot reach their Ideals In life. There arc tin- tour&~af Within ten minutes after an appli cation of Htinderine you cun not find a single trace of dandruff or falling hair and your sculp will net itch, but what will please you most will he after a few weeks' use. when you s*-e new hair, fine and ddwny at first—yea—byt really new hair—growing all over the scalp. A little Ihnnb rme ItmnmUufriv dou bles the beauty of your hair. No dif ference how dull, faded, brittle an 1 scraggy. Just moisten n cloth with Dan- derine and carefully draw It through your hair, taking one small strand at « time. The effect l* amazing—your hair will he light, fluffy nnd wavy, and huvw an appearance of abundance; an In comparable lu*tre, softne** and luxu riance * Get a small bottle of Knowlton's Dnnderlne for n few cent* at any drug •tore or toilet counter, and prove that your hair 1* h* pretty and soft a* any —that it ha* been neglected or injured hy onretex* treatment—thut’* all—70a surely cun have beautiful hair aud iota of it if y *u will Just try a little Dta* dertne.—Adv. True. “Candidate* in ancient lb me. to make thcui*elvc* p e«,j’ar. g.i\e fr**e “gfafh TO tit* 1 pedpte. 1 “Seem* Ilk*- poor <**l'tic*." “Still, vou *11111 de.iy the. those chaps actually fried •** •••since ihe cost of living.”—I.oiil*viilc j’wuriet Journal. WHY WOiMEN DREAD OLD AGE condition of the Mucous Surfaces ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS for any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot be cured by ‘ HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE. All Druggists 75c. Circulars free. F. J. Cheney & Co.. Toledo, Ohio. ~X Concrete Domes. .-“Why did you pause in 1 h>- middle of your speech—to det yout words sink In?” , "No.” replied the Lsgusted orator. "I was out of brea'ii. With a crowd like that I’lTliuve to crack th**i■* crani al titus first“- RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR. To hall p at ol water add 1 oz. Bay Rum, a amall box oi Barbo Compound, and ^ oZ. of glycerine. Any druggist can put this up or. you can nox it at home at very lit tle cost Full directions for making an<^ use^come jp each box ot Barbo Compound, it wil! gradually darken streaked, jfaded gr*y h*ir, and make it-*oft and glossy It will not color the *r*lp, -t*r-iwt sticky or rrtttv. *nd does not rub oft.—Adv. Magnificent Roya! Residence. , The livo*t notable .ti**hlteclural tea ture of Buckingluim »m are In me grand staircase of while uiainie «h, li lead* to tl*e state n|wiT1lite'itK. Th *e tiiag- ainetecu suites are filled with prteele** object* of art and hMoriral Inter**’ ted to the Brtf *h manarrh * by royal vlstiur* of many faorratlaaa those who have loved and lost, or worse still have loved and gained nnd found the object • of love unworthy. All these tears will he wiped away in the future. -We-shall dwell in the- di vine light and know 'the divine- will nnd no longer enter paths of weary effort that must he retraceiTwith bleed ing feei. * Tears' of fear and dread occupy a large place in human experience, also tears of bereavement nnd loneliness, and the tears of Ignorance are those that come to the eyes of truth-loving men, as they realize'the limitations <>f human wisdom and-"'yearn for a fuller knowledge of the unknown.- But the ftill revelation Ls corning, and the tear less life shall Ik* ours who believe la Jesus Christ ns Saviour and Lord. Patience. • The exercise of patience involves a contfmial practice of the presence of God. For we. may be come Upon at any moment for an almost heljjolc dis play of g»svd 'temper, and it U a sh*irt road to unselfishness, for nothing Is left to self; all that, seems to belong moat jotimately to seTf. to be self* Private property, is invaded by these continual trials of patience. The ram- Ry la # fnll of ouch opportuniti*-*.—f*. Don’t worry about old age. Don't worry about being in other people’s way when vou are getting on in vears. Keep your body in good condition ami vou can be u bale and bearty tn your old day* a* you were when a kid, aod every one will be glad to eee you. <’ lhe kidneys and bladder are the cau«e* of senile affliction*. Keep them clean and in proper working condition. Drive the poisonous Wastes. £rmu~the avstem and avoid uric acid accumulation*. TakeNGOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil (’apsule* periodical ly and vou wilf find that the system will always be in perfect working order. Your spirits will be enlivened, your muscle* made strong and your Tace hive once more the look of youth and health. New life, fresh strength, and health will come as you continue this treatment. When your first vigor has been restored continue for awhile taking *a capsule or two each day. They will keep you in condition and prevent a return of your troubles. There is only one guaranteed brand of Haarlem Oil Capsules, GOLD MEDAT.. Thove are manv takes on the market. Bv •ure you -et the Original GOLD MEDAL Imported Haarlem Oil Capsules. They art. the only reliable. For sale by all first-class iggiste.—Adv. Heard in a Store. Bo.v't'v Gilium* k pound of coffee. (Grocer" starts" weighing the coffee.) No, 1 moan tea.-- Gnavr-^LoolKhereI Wliat is It you want, ten or coffer^ 1 x X . Boy—Butter.— Bo-jt-m Tnuwripi. A BRIGHT, CLEAR COMPLEXION Is always admired, nnd it is the lauda ble umbitiou of every woman to do all she can to make hersgtf attractive. Many of our .southern women have found that Tetterlae Is Invaluable ter clearing up blotches, itchy patchej, etc.,- and making the skin soft and TelYety. The worst cases of eczema and other torturing skin diseases yield to Tetteriae.- jsold by druggists or sent by fii&il for 50c. by Shuptrine Co.. Savannah, Ga.—Adv. This Makes You Tired? Walker—Did many people attend Mr*. Jlilife'.* Ulovv>**it la*; wight? Ryder—Oh. yes, it Houiuled so mu*dt- like a pi*tol *hot that quite a crowd gathered about.- . ' r H<- vvla* live* t** bitn-elf nione hn misery for company. W. Faber. When Voor Eyes Need Car* Try Murine Eye Remedy .. tm,. . ’ - yyae -.