Barnwell sentinel. (Barnwell C.H., S.C.) 185?-1925, March 27, 1919, Image 6
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SOUTH OJJLOLXNA
Reared Her Family
WITH—
SIMPLE HOME REMEDY
An American Mother Beats Them All
There are few families in which the
record of Mrs. Gustave Koch, Box 24,
Rewick, Keokuk County, Iowa, has been
surpassed. JWt in the fact that she
from Buch mothers as Mrs. Gustave 7
Koch. Long life to her! Peruna Is
indicated for coughs, colds, catarrh
of th.e head, nose and throat, or dis
order of the stomach, bowels or
other organs due to catarrhal In
flammation of the mucous linings.
If you are sick and suffering,
. - . . - write the Peruna Company, Dept,
family of eight and never had * TS-aO. Columbus, Ohio, for Dr. Hart-
doctor, only your medicine. We all
think Peruna a splendid tonic." '
So far as we have learned. Pe-
runa Is the only known remedy for
which such a wonderful claim can
be made, i Like Mrs. Koch, there
ere thousands upon thousand* of
mother* who plac/j <he!r entire de
pendence iu*on l*.
raised a family of eight !s her story
remarkable. Thousands of families
are larger. The history of the Koch
family Is unique In that the mother,
with all her loving care, pinned her
faith to a simple home remedy and
never had a doctor fo.r her children
Here Is what she says. “Peruna ha*
done my children good. I have" a
man’s Health Book. It is free and
you may. Arid that Peruna is what
you need. Dr. Hartman’s World Fa
mous Peruna Tonlc*comea in either
liquid or tablet form. Ask your
dealer. If you are seeking health,
dt** not accept “romething just as
j * *<«].** Jurist up.,i, l’enma. Your
'ini, _ .
.That Pc rank, hn merited this dealer will give you a Peruna Al-
Confldence Is attested by the words | man&c.
SOLO FOR SO YEARS
For MALARIA,
CHILLS and
FEVER
Also • Fin# General
Strengthening Tonic.
MLB IT ALL HOC STOMJ
y /
DON’T OVERDO
OR OVER-EAT
But If You Do a Few Doses of
Black-Draught May Prevent /
//
Serious Trouble.
7
Nowata; Okla.—Mr. W. II. Dawson,
of this place/says: “I have known of
Black-Draught ever since I can re r
member, and of all {he liver ritodlc.'aes
■ , ; i • • - ■ • .’*■■ »' V—-«
I ever used, Black-Draught Is without
■ -- 7 U . '
doubt thfi best. W.e would not be with
out It in the house.
I used to take pills and different
things, but after taking a course of ,
stroug medicine I would be left In a
constipated condition, and would need
then to use a laxative. But after I
began to take Black-Draught I did not
have any trouble of this kind.}
Look out for Span
ish Influenza.
At the first sign of
, a cold take
CASCARA m QUININE
Standard cold remedy for JO year* ■ io tablet
form a*fe, aure, no opiate#—bicaka up ■ cold
in 34 houra—relieves *rip In 3 d*yt. Money
back if it falls. The genuine bo* has a Red to®
with Mr. Hill’a plctuia. At All Drug Stores.
TOBACCO
FACTS FROM THE
ENCYCLOPAEDIA
The Use of Flavorings Deter
mines Difference In Brands
AVOID WFLWENZAAND PNEUMONIA
van helps 'fa* baart. Sand for s
■ynatn,
• r^fnal
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•RtnplA H*t I a fiction luariD- an(1 •
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DIPLOMA
Have you
RHEUMATISM
Lumbago or Gout?
Tnb a BMSC W A r f nr «a i
aa4 drtV* iba poiaua frui
rattacna
i poiaua from Us sr
rrn uataatim « n
At All Urarvhu
J as Baity A San. Wkalasala DtabnWan
Georgia
MEANS
Alabama
Business
msLOYNiirr
Macon, Ga.
WHITE FON CATALOS
BLOT ON WARRIOR’S FAME AS YOU THINK SO YOU ARE
Mlltladee, Victor st Marathon, Victim
of Ovordue Eigerneu for Other
Military Succeeee* , ,
Mlltlndca. the rtr-at gr**.n nohller of
Greece, la thought of by th«* world a*
tho herol*' warrior who won th«* battle
of Marathon. II. f\. 4U0. Thin Uattje
marked an Imjhirtnnt step fowanl the
aara-ndiuic)- of Athena In <}.“»•*•<-*». and
Greece In Hie clviUxatlua of tUn worrit
Besides superior numltehl, the Persian#
at Marathon were supported by iheir
fleet, but I’ntU and ArtspbVrnea. their
commander*. were failed at every |***li»t
and Their army defeated with great
■laturlite” lo M it'it—, f’l 1 -I exalted
position. fh, h* i| \ t*!i hou.i. h- {>«•»»..i- ,
!*ed fit- Athenian* > i-lor*—a -
Being granted ships and an expedition,
he proceeded against the island of
Paros, which bad helped I*.-rain during
the war, and where he hop— I to obtain
an abundanee of gold. He failed in his
purpose there and was charged with
deceiving hla eountrymen. but ’died
from woutyds received on .the trip to
Taron be rare his fine oflVt talents wa-*
paid. History plaee* Miltiadea as a
great hern of his time and not as .me
who was so^inconsiderate in making s
Much Wisdom in Little One’s Idea of
. the Way in Which Success May
Be Won.
Aunt Marie vviw* discouraged. She
had Jti*t applied for a all nation and
top* application had not Ims*m *u<ve*»-
ful. “I Just told myself before I went
up that I would’! gel It.”’ abe told tier
family. "I always have the worst
All. thoughts are turned toward
I ’asler now. which Is the same thing
! is saying iill thoughts are turned tie
j ward new millinery and new suits fo*
| spring. It Is a delightful custom tliat.
1 iavlica ux Lo put uu uf»’. apparel lu
honor of this joyous festival, f’ertuin-
i ly nothing! helps more to impress ns
I significance tm children and young jh» ►
pie Ilian llo- pretty clothes I tin I give
11hem S4i much innocent pleasure.
for women, the Instinct, to dress o
j as deeply Implant.-d |n them a- th*
I instinct for home ur cldldreii.
The most ini|M>rtanl. 'item of the
J spring wardrobe is the tailored suit, nl-
i ways the ebnrnctrr i.f dress that
should lie worn on laister day. It |.i
• not mi easy to make u selection (Ins
spring bemuse of the diversity .»r
; styles and materials that have liee.)
{•resell Its I liy those who ereate suits.
For otiee in the history of failure1
! suits serge Is chosen leas often than
other weaves in wool, such ns tricot,
duvetyn. Jersey un«I some, novelty
i cloths. Ami again wool by no means
holds the undivided attention of suit
makers. New weave* in silk and flie r
silk, materials that are mixtures of
silk and wool." epme Iq for a getierous
1 share of uttention. A scarcity of wool
in wartimes ,brought these new fab-
: rics for suits into the foreground.
But the diversity hi materials is .is
’ tloflilng fo IIie tTTvers]ty in stvles, ex
cept that skirts are tinifurrvd) loiig
| and «s»Hts generally short, suit styles
h»*ve lit lie In common. They range
. from (H.i’fis-tly straight-line niiHlef.*.
through semi fitted coots, to the litis-
stall blouse. Some of the eonls are
is'lted ami many of them are not.
Braids are used fn-ely amt "tiuttooa
well represented, but there are brai F
less and buttonb-ss tumlels that are
' *pilte us smart ami eorreet.
The waistcoat must Is* given special
mention be.-uiise It Is attracting as
nun'll uttention ns suits them set goo.
and presents as wide a variety in ma
fcrlals and decoration. The two suits
(HCfured, among many as|>irunts for
. favor, arc correct as to length *f
skirt and coat, ami each is provit)-*l
with it little wal»fis»at «*r vestee In
details of furnishing they differ, ami
( its style one is u bkmv and the other
seiulfltted.
I take a big dose nt night and fol
low a few nights with lighter doses,
and I am like a new man until I overdo j
or overeat, and negbvt to take care ;
of myself until the liver gors out of fix,
when I have to go to Black-Draught
again.
Black Draught I have found Is aTT
that Is necessary for the bloated feel
ing In the stomach, sour stomach or
bad taste In the' nmuth so common in
i *
spring in the swampy country.^ I be-
llevij If -more people took It. there
wouldn’t . be so many having chills I
as do." ’ •
Try Thedford’s Black-Draught
all druggists.—Adv.
At
The Encyclopaedia Britannica says
about the manufacture of smoking to
bacco:*' 4 . . on the Continent and in
America, certain ‘sauced are employed
... the use of -the ‘sauces’ is to improve
the flavour and burning qualities of the
Ieaves. v Which indicates tiajtasirokc-r’-i
enjoyment depends as much' upon the
flavoring used as upon the tobacco.
Your nose is a sure guide in the mat
ter of flavorings. Try this simple.test
with several toba?$o brands: pour some
tobacco into your palm, rub briskly,
and smell. You will notice a distinct
difference in the fragrance of every
branjd. The tobacco that smells best to
you will smoke best in your pipe, you
can rest-Assured.
Carefully aged, old Biiriev tobacco,
plus "a dash of pure' chocolate, gives
TUXEDO Tobac-o a pure fragrance
your nose can quickly distinguish from
any other tobacco. Try it and see.
v Courting Disaster.
“That fellow’* a glutton for dan-
I ’ tf t - ' — ■ — - - p-" 1 ■■ —i 1 1 1 11 '
J glT.
- "That *oy*
“Yew. Ilej*veti goo* pleawilie-drivitig
I along tin* fond that I* being u***d ny
the nun-run tiers.”
Skin Tortured
Babies Sleep
fter Cuticura
An angjWOlntTwril B sad M T*J<w W
lawi wk fra, •! ■btum. 0«rt * iMti 3
rilXIK B4BKK ^ OOOI) TjO.Vir
Aid tlrliN Mtlvrl* o«i nf th# !*,,t#«i
-Yonr ♦■■b# ilk# JJts*# gIT##
U to nu#»f"ui px'ii - In ay pwri-h who wrr#
•nffrfinc with r-hlll# ntltrutod f#*rr I r>-r
•■■-od it to itoe who #r« aufTor#.-, in<! I#
nod lit» good l»»lr If Mira «o»*-#*;.
s». Mi»ph»a » Chur -h. Perth Aal*>r. Jf. I.
Kttatr Bo hrh, W root#, oil 4rur*<#i# nr b,
P*f -#l P»*t. orrp#t4. Cnm Klocaro#«i a Co,
WMtttfioo. D C
And it loke* h I»art»er tu*t
new ucqiiiitniMtice*.
|«e up
New Year’s Crop
1*T#uir# f» o better crop orvt year bt *hr«no|
*.bu r. . n » 'h • machine W >rk u much ##>>rr
Y-»u rw»t uol» I life, be t#c w<»>l rrhui' war
' HI Jm «hr*p. btl W-4 e » vmooth irtibbk that eill
uv.rr**r orf i car', grow :h
la a \ * » Ball Bra-'-e
gahinr.' Price ltd. It y«A»r drvlri uo't aip|ii|i
yo-i vend ut hu rame Wore l >r caul-i*.
CHICaQO ri(IIIL( SHAFT COMPANY
I 111. liw Mr Ml •«# CrMiii *-• .
IKct Contents ISFluid
DISTINCTIVE STREET HATS
Her ten-year-old nleee look«*«l tip
from her game. “Yon shouUlu't have
HMtd that. Aunt Marie/’ she said curn-
estlv. “I lielleve that’s the reason yon
didn’t get It. Why. aimlie when we
g-r!* pltir ‘Hands il« !«l Oj*en* I always
,vat.*b and ► *e Hint the girl whvi get*
‘ujtrnn wh'-n It’s pa sard is the girl
who lieids tier blinds just right to get
It.- and who looks just like she was
'-tire she whs going to get II. So I
always Just fix my hands In just the
right way, and then I l«i»k exactly
like I expected It, and If I do (but way
1 do get ft. Maybe thal’s the way
you’d lieftbr do Hlsiut getting h job."
Auntie -riwmght the matter over and
divided that perlmps after all that was
a good way to do.
fooTIsb request, for th*» AMieiinjfh^’were
Just as inconsiderate la grunting such
a request.
The expression of truth Is simpliclty.
CotuoHtigT
Humorist- I want no weeping at
rny funeral.
Wife—There won’t be unless some-
b.sly springs a few of your Jokes.
Same Delicious
Drink
Used for years instead of coffee by
families who value health#
- The Original —
Boiled just like coffee
— 15 minutes after boiling begins.
Rich in aroma. Pleasing in flavor.
Economical No table drink has
ever taken the place of Postum.
a
There’s a Reason
if
Get it at grocer*. Two size* 15c & 25c.
&
Hats of such exquisite lines n> tho.se
that are pictured here_p»*vc that in
tailored hats, above nil. else, the line’*
tile thing with which to catch the
fancy of the chle American and all.
her admirers. Three graeeful shapes j
two of them havjng a bandeau.portray j
three widely diiTcreut slrtte?. and enmr;
“cpTphnsizes ilial sluipli trim-
mlng ,ls a virtue in street hats sotnei- ;
thing that, they cannot afford to igTlore
All of tht—c lui** arc of. hhu'li tisere..!
,i. soft hut lu-ilHnnt hrahj, a.ml all <f
them reveal tlm unevenness of Moving,
which is a pretty Characteristic of iL*
styles. This roughness, nr -"hutnpi-
ness." as it lias been called, i* touch i
admired. .* ’ .!
These hats ..are. designs suited to
younger matrons. ’ Tin* very *p;ra *d-‘
model Ut the Tight hits a narrow hriiu,
guiltless of curves or rolls, and is faced
with crepe gisirgette. Bands of fancy •
hiHi-k braid wander around mid ove* •
its crown. But that which claims in- I
slant iidtidring attention for this J
model is the effect hen*-** of ih** fenth j
er trimming. Tw«» fans of imitation (
gouni are mounted ut tlie hOt'k. They f
remind one of a proud and cnuv/*il
(Teat auch a* nature plu<-e> mi the ,
heads of Ivatitiful birds.
The hat at the left has a *«>ft rr-»wn
nf satin kiul a aweepmg brtni <rf Itvrj.
mourned ob s deep btadeiv * Th*
brim look* as Jf It were art ob s -fill *
ca#. A Im4 curvsd fulll at fljimaM *
ostrich makes a wonderful trimming,
following the grarefnt"curves of the
hririi and lengthening its Jines.
The Iiat below is one of the tiew
handcau hats with brim rolling up
ward at tin* left and dropping sharply
at five right. There is something very
roguish and decidedly chit 4 in tills
droop over the right eye. Some wag
This aIlinned that the Indies are wear-
ing only one eye this season,- and
souie»imes both eyes are almost lost
!n the shadow of close-fitting, drooping
hrinis. But in spite of iliis ^harming
eecentricity, the hat pictured is a dig
nified model with three glyccrined os
trich .pinnies at the hack.
,U ALCOHOL-3 rtH Ci>T.
t Avertable lVcporilioafcf^
Mindahn^thrroodlr; Rc^xU-
| link theStomnJri
Infants (mildhi^
Tltereby PromolitUi
l fjwcrfulncxs and Rest Contain*
neither Opium. Morphine nof
J Mineral Not Narcotic
Jkmpt (MLkilVLE
I %££
AmlmSmd
rfKrSZ+S"
Hrm (W
CUnMStm
n
p A helpful Remedy fof
f Constipation and Diafre^a
and Feverishness and
Loss of Sleep
pcs nt tin $ therefrom -in Infancy
Facsimile Sijnatomof
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Xki CeNTAvn Compavt.
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W. N. U., CHARLOTTE. NO 12-1911.
GASTORIA
For lnfantt and Children*
Mothers Know That
Genuine Castoria
Always
Bears tho
Signature
of
For Over
Thirty Years
Exact Copy of Wrapper.
CASTOR 11
TM« acarawa MMMNT, NEW vaMR orm.
.Ornament* of R'Dbon
UWiImui.’from the widest to the nar
rowest, is used with charming effect
in the simplest of ha;" decoix»ion.
There are yII-sorts of eoquetthd c*K'k-
ude* and other onuuuvi ts tfif.de in
narrow rihlxm. while large. {»erfK'lly
Hat l»ow* are.applied iu groups to the
crowns of ImuJi large and ^mell hats.
Many Apron Effect*
Summer dresoe* -lnm -i tiuiula-f of
aproo HTnl*. The**- aproo-t uts.ro.
l*evi f!ke a Ma
mw* »«th fnil*
9a»Uirf flit***
Wl ipci
(HNMwL La* i
la ti«>r» altapi
L are trtuuiM
iIb^ Iml ale
T ITTS Isn’t one of those fake free treat
ment offers you hit ye sA?n so many
times. We don’t offer to give you some
thing for nothing—hut we do guarantee that
you can try this wonderful treatment, en
tirely at our risk, and this guarantee Is
bucked fiy your local druggist.
.T. W. Perkins of Atlanta. Oeorsfla,
wrltesV’T was afflicted with a very bad.case
of Eczema for 2f> years, which was in my find.
, legs and hips. Through all this time I tried
different remedies and doctors’ proscri|>*
tions. obtaining no relief until I used your
HU XT'S SAL VE. *-
“One Bex entirely cured me, arid though
two year* have elapsed I have had no re-
lorn of th* trouble. Naturally I regard It
a* the greatest remedy In the worlds
4 Hnnt’s J*alve is mtnpoonded especially for the treatvneot af Eczema,
Itch, Ringworm, Tetter and other skin diarasea.
Remember Hunt * Solve coots you nothing if you art ant satisfied,
so do not delay lot get a box now oa *mr money back guarantee lTice
TSr at year 6fiCKl«t a or direct by mail if W does not handle II
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