Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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• I BITTER TASTE m SOUR STOMACH / ■M 'A. ‘ £ Pills and Strong Medicines Made •This Lady's ^Troubles Worse, But Thedford’s Black-Draught —Improved Her Appetite and — Took Away Her Bile. Nancy, Ky.—Mrs, Cora Waddle, a resident of this place, gives out, t thla statement: have taken Black- Draught and fo^id It, to be the best liver medicine I ever used. It has Just been fine for Indigestion, sour stomach and a bitter taste In the It. FOKKER DEVISED RADIO JS' jr ^ " . ’ -y. \ Dutch -Jnventor Had Plan/to Put Allied Artillery Out of — Commissiofti Airplanes Loaded With Explosives to Be Directed by Wireless—Fokker Perfected Machine, but War r— Office Spoiled Scheme. Amsterdam.—M. Fokker, the Dutch thfo’trglu'tW? air by menns/of explosives Their idea was tQ_.'Tnrt 1 ulI their ex plosives Into the shells, arid then move the shells to their riestiinthjn. by pa trol poweh They had really lost faith' tn the use of big guhs., *' BUNGLED BY THE WIRtfM^wraS^^^i Necklace 3.90D*¥e«fs Old G ft to His Br,idr Oh-n Cove. L. 1.—Mr. and Mrs. "Samuel . Jackson Seaman hn- nonnced the marriage of their daughter. Miss Elizabeth rilling. .-to. Julian Lansing,, which took -place^at’-Cjheir home on Oak Lane. The ceremony was In ac cordance with the'custom of the Society of Friends. , t - , ' The bride wore white chlffpn river ivorjcrjsatln, with a court were a ■r V mouth. ■ v - f ... T nopH tn trot k„i 1 a - . , Airplane expert who' worked for the "imu* meir great mistake. 1 tie; I used to get bilious and constipated,.^„ aur „ |( . „,, r . - to mnktMlle airplane 4ts**lf. .hlhg. PHls trud an interview, that he had made mil- " ar buingled;- -along with lions of marks out o|f the Germans, but would give-half of the world that he was never anti-ally. and had to take sojnethlng. ■other strong.medicindS'would only tear my stomach up and leave me In a xvorse fix than before taking. I began to have sick headache. ^ | ,“I was making airplnhes .before the After learning of Black-Draught I «:pr broke out,” he said, “and when the took It and whs cured of sick head- ? ern l ans “ sk5d , n *L to ,nake alr l> ,anps I -for^ them I could, only agree to do sq. It- wus purely; a - financial matter. up when the bhmb exploded^ The whole thing was not much nlore ex-! pensive'than firing lorigu^iigo- Shells, and It would be fur "ftJortrrilure and 7 more deadly. War Office Bungled. “My. jdans were accepted • by ffieT authorities and then the war office made tfieir great mistake. They de- The the j manufacture' of planes-, for long string of Egyptian carne- .* Hans dating from abcriit 2.000 B.4} C., a gift of the bridegroom, and a string of pearls encircled by 'diamonds, a gift of ^her^ mother. AbrimN run lulus j --Its— i\ ;'•/ Name "Bayer” is on Genuina r % Aspirin—-say Bayer M. Fokker displayed n photograph okker displayec airplane wit in’ Insist on ‘'Bayer Tablets of Aspirin’ In a "Bayer packafje,” containing prop- ex^dlrectionst for ^Colds, Pain, Head ache, Neuralgia, Lumbago, and Rheu?„- matlsm.'Name “Bayer" means genuine Aspiyin presCrtbed by physicians for nlnefeen'year?. Handy tin boxes of 12 tablets co£t few cents. Aspirin is trade mark of Rpver Manufacture Of Mono- 1 acetloacibcster of Salicylicacld.-t—Adv. them to prgve to mo, . ,,l,s - nn -d when _they had , finally *ches. One or two doses a week, or a pinch after meals, kept the bowels open and took away all bile. I have a food appetite, due to my use of Black- Draught.” - If your liver Is not acting properly you may suffer from such ■ syThptonjs as headache, biliousness, 'const! Indigestion, etc., and unless -obtained serious trouble may In, Its 70 years of su{x*£ssful use. ‘ThedVord.’s Black-Draught has been found to relieve these ailments and stimulate the liv^K to do its work. At all druggists.—Adv. turned out a few mn. hifiwr-they found4 be that they could riot be depended on. “In (lie summer of 1018 they came to me and gave me a nuge order for the wireless-steered 1 airplanes, 1 had t '< Looked That Way. One doesn’t often look for humor in a church, but the othFr Sunday a consid erable portion of u corigt-'ejnnion nearly hurst into laughter. The mirth was occasioned by a little boy, who was being brought to service for the first time. When the choir entered in its surplices, he whispered decidedly au dibly : “Daftdy-r-H Ft*—Hn-y their hair cut?” „ just got-rendy to manufacture them in We are having an airplane'exhL- !"h ,r iesiile quantities when tjheend'of the war e£me*L’ ~ bition Jiere in,Amsterdam this month und I find thqt all the English flying ‘men wh.o come here are good sports- -Jnen. They don’t .nurse anj r ~grudge ugainst one for making airplanes for the Germans, hut the Freri'hmen— -they never will forgive me, I four. My machine brought dmVn too many Frenchmen, and they don’t like my name.” Germans Had 3,600. M. Fokker said he'bi'iilt 3,fluff air planes at liis factories in Gqnriany for the Gcmwhs to use In the spring drive of 191$, hut tlie Tvllies hid five to one. So the German a rmyii ad ~t®f quit. • . • - “If the war had gone on for sev eral more years how far would the airplane have developed?” M.—Fok ker was asked. His answer revealed what he: d<*- : dared had been a great military se- ! eret. “We would TiTTve. put the artil lery out of commission^’, he said. “We otrh- fashioned as ipears. It was all the fault of the army red tape in Berlin that it was not begun sooner. “It was like this: In 1916 the army authorities asked me if I could make a very 1 cheap airplane frith a very dieap engine, Capable Of 1 flying about four hours, which could he steered through the air by wireless waves. “They Intended to load each -one of these airplanes' with an immense bomb ajid send them into the air under tlie control of one flying man who would shepherd them through the sky by } - of an airplane frithriut an ^ engine. “This is my very latbst *f?h?Tr.vMie said many i proudly. “It is a sricret as yet SporWJ-. ] trig contests with such mavhinetrXVoqld very much like coasting "contests on the winter runs In the Alps. An air coaster could lie towed by another airplane fo a"height of .'.(KX) feet or more, and then the airmen could cut loose-and plane down. I think the day -will come when air coasting without engines will be a great sport.” NEGROES JOIN TO SLAY ALL V. WHITES Helena, Ark.—How the “ignorance I 'T II You Need i ' You Should Hays the Besl Have you ever (topped to reason why it it that ao many products that are ex tensively advertised, all at once drop out of sight and are soon forgotten? The reason ia^ plain—the article did- not fulfill the promises of the manufacturer. This applies more particularly to a medicine. •A medicinal preparation that has real 1 wireless like a flock ’ of sheep. He curative value almost tells itself, as like would be able to steer them as he SSTwt £?• LS ;."—'.;;■■■> Mr ,h benefited, to those who are in need of it: ! tbq s P°t he s< let ted. A prominent druggist says “Take for “ Th e German Idea, was Unit If was sample Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, a, _a tremendous waste to send shells prepariTion t have sold for many years und never hesitate to recommend, for in ■' almost every case it shows excellent re sults. as many df my customera testify. No other kidney remedy has so large a •ale.” — ' . f ; According to sworn statements and verified testimony of thousands who have used, the preparation, .the succesa of Dr. Kilmer’s Swamp-Root is due to the fact, ao many people claim, that it fulfills al most every wish in overcoming kidney, liver and bladder ailmenta; corrects uri nary troubles and neutralizes the uric ..acid which causes rheumatism. —-K "'You may receive a sample bottle of Swamp-Root by Parcels Post. Ad|dresa Dr. Kilmer ft Co., Binghamton, N. Y., and enclose ten cents; also mention this paper.' ’"Large and medium size bottles for sale at all drug stores.—Adv. t V — ; ■ ■— — \ ... Curtailed, f. “It is possible tiTTuivo too much of a good thing,” reumj kcd the Parlor Phil osopher. I - 1 “Yes?' agreed the mere man, “the Gog with the shortest tail-runs the —tcnut danger of lmyiug.. tin eaus tied to It.”—Life.. and superstition of a race,of children was played upon for monetary ’gain and fob tlie banding together of ne groes to slay whites” was revealed In a statement Issued here to the Asso ciated Press by E. M. Allen, a. member of the committee * of seven, who has heard virtually all of the prisoners’. confessions following the • uprisings in this secTTorT of Arkansas., The committee of seven is composed of leading Helena business men. had -been authorized to earry'dn the Investigation both *by the municipal ~ri itcT doiihTy itTi H1 o f i 11 &s ~iind~tTF ^rv=- - ernor Brough of Arkansas. The Harebrained Scheme. Mr. Allen's statement follows: / “The. present trouble with the ne groes in Phillips county Is not a race binL _It. Is ul deliberately planned In surrection of the negroes against the whites, directed by an organization known as the Progressive Farmers and Household Union of America, estab lished for the sole purpose of handing negroes together for the killing of white peo'ple. “This union was started by Robert L. Hill, n neg^o, twenty-six years of age, of Winchester, Ark., who saw in it an opportunity of easy money. He had berin a farmer all his life. hut. lately had been posing as a ‘private detective doing work, in this And all foreign countries.’ “lie started his finsl_4Miiori in April. He organized the ‘Ratio lodge’' in M ' He chose Ratio because his moflier • liappehed to be living there. He told the darkies lie wajKan agent of the government, arid bwause the senators and represeriTjjrfvesrat .Wash ington were white meli and in sympa thy with the white,men of the South, it was impossible for tlie negroes to get the Irights/fout had lieen promised them for MHwiee in the army, and so the goverfunent had called Into exist- She Really Bought! She is‘a new bride who Is trying to mfitate the customs of the women' tn her neighborh'Upd. So to clubs and shopping she often trips. Since^'she j is a new bride she relates hef exp< w ; rienc.es to her husband. The other I niglit.lie came home and noticed that j she wore r* a * very anxious look. } “Where did you go today?” he asked. Her. eyes grew even brighter .aa„sbe j made answer*: “Oh, I went shopping j and, Tom, I bought a tea strainer. Indianapolis News. ' *ADD*THEIR TESTIMONY East Chattanooga, "I am Ucfctr ••commend Dr. Pierce's remedies, for erm since my younx ma»> hood whenever I hem used them they sJways given and ostiafai suite. - The uosasa , w Medical Discovery* ! i 'ft have taken at vSrMkf: --- - times when in need ai m tonic and system puri fier, and the •diets’ a b the Tnitrtset of say itive I have ever used and can be relied upon for. results. Anyone in one of this kind will find Dr. Pierce's PI ant Pellets good.”—J. W. DAVIS, Glass St. r — SAVED LIFE | Memphis, Tenn.—“Ever since. I nuite a young woman I have used Pierce’s remedies both for myself children. I was especially helped by -the ‘Favorite Prescription’ during the trying months of expectancy. It not only toned up my system and kept me in perfect cow-, dition but'I had comparatively no.iruffecing. Then at the critical time of life I took the ‘PTVtecription’ again and had non$ of nnv'ry that most women endure at that period, but came thru in splendid health. “I had one experience with Dr. Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery that I never shall fprget. When my oldest boy war two years of age he had such a cold on the * i £■ a a the lunga ’t possibly xiicine and MEALS HIT BACK Are lumps of undigested food caus ing you pain? Is your stomach acid, gassy, sour, or have you flatulence, heartburn? Then'take Pape’s Diapep- gin.——“— - Just as soon-;«« you eat a tablet or 'ni-gnivtznt+nn, 'wtrtrtr'wmitrHrP'j two- of I ipbbr Dtrrpppstrr-nR"tbnT dys pepsia, indigestion and stomach dis tress caused by acidity ends. These pleasant, harmless tablets of Pape’s Dlapepsln never fiSii to make sick, upset stomachs feel fine at once, and they cost very littlei»t drug stores. Adv. SIGNED FISHING TREATY FOR CANADA “KILLJOYS” ConstipatioTr, 'Headach J i r Cqlds, Biliousness ended with “Cascarets"/... —'''^Nothing takes Hie Joy /out of life quicker than a disordered UVer Or wasterdogged bowels.'Don't Stay sick, - blljous, headachy, constipated. Remove ~ the liver and bowel poison which Is keeping your head dizzy, your tongue coated, your breuth bad and stomach sour, Why not spepd a few cents for ft " box of ' Ca^caTots aipl enjoy the ^nicest, gentlest laxative-cathartic ^you ever experienced? Cascnrets never gripe, sicken or inconvenience one li Salts, Oil, Calomel or harsl) pills. The; work while you sleep.—Advj s supported, by the government in de fense of the negroes against the white people. 1 “He told them that it was necessary for all members to arm themselves for the day when they should lie culled upon to attack their whiter oppressors. “Tlie slogan of ’the organization is ‘We battle for our rights.’ The pass word was ‘We have just begun.’ “He told them that those members who were unable td buy ammunition would be supplied from the govern ment storehouse at Winchester. ' 0 / How the Money Rolled In! “Negro men were charged $1.50 en trance fee and negro women 50 cents. At the second or third meeting he would bring Dr. V. E. Powell as ex amining physician for the government in its work of registering tlie negroes. “A certificate was filled out and signed by tlie doctor and given to each negro upon payment of 50 cents. This certificate was supposed to he the reg istration document. __ "^‘Tbose negroes who had from $5 to $25 were enrolled in nn advanced sec tion of the union and .upon payment of whatever sum he (Hill) could-pro- cure in excess of $5^ a- certificate was given, entitling tlie holder to attend the congresses' of the union at Win chester arid speak on the .floor -of tlie meeting Tpga riling any questions brought ill) and to assist in keeping tlie Constitution‘of the United States from being questioned* " > ■ -V “Another form of extortion was to sell shares of $10 each to tlie negroes hi a building to he erected At .Winches ter. Hill would find out what negroes possessed Thrift Stamps* rmd Liberty, bonds and would issue a certificate stating that so many shares hnij been . DiircluLsed at S10 a share, ami all ne groes buying five or more shares were toll] their names would lie engraved iii the building. — “In other words, lie had so planned ' liisr campaign tHaanyi negro possess ing from 50 cents to $50 was given an opportunity to invest | in something i connected with the union.” ‘Pape’s Diapepsin” instantly Ends Indigestion, Sourness, Stomach Acidity that the doctors said he couldn’ , live ao I stopped the doctors’ medicine 1 iust gave him amalLdoses of the ‘Goldcn- Medical Discovery’ and in a short time he waa perfectly wteli. He is now forty yean of age and bae~oover had pneumonia nov any other lung weakness s^ice that tinw but has been", and -is still, strong and robust. I know the ‘Golden Medical Discovery^ Saved his life. “I must not forget to mention Dr. Pieree’s Pleasant Pellets for I have found than Is be all that could be desired as a laxative. - Every member of my family has taken “M^dicinee such as Dr. Pierce’s are • blessing to mankind, and it is a pleasure Id me to recommend them.”—MRS. MAR GARET BOONE. R. R. 1. Box 387. — A Word trenade. I Excited proprietor—Iley! Aq writer—What * s It? “Never use the word ‘verve’ ngala in nn advertisement! Here in this morning’s issue you have n statement that our ‘sales force Ts full of verve.’ and the eonfbhnded printer has grit It ‘nerve’!’’—Philadelphia Ledger. . * State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas County—ss. Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he Is senior partner of the firm of F. J. Cheney & Co., doing business in^the City of To ledo, County and State aforesaid, and that- said firm will pay the sum of ONEtIUN* DRED DOLLARS for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by the use ot HALL’S CATARRH MEDICINF.. FRANK J. CHENEY. Sworn to before me and subscribed in my presence, this 6th day of December, A. D. 1886. ( (Seal) A. W. Gleason, Notary Public. HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE is tak en internally and. acts through the Blood jn the Mucous Surfaces of the System. " SP, J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio. Leap year is the year a woman goes ibout it to make a man’s salary divis ible by two. Fishing rights in waters between (lie United States und Cuiiada ur’e'^uTe- gtinrded for tlie people of both nations, by a treaty. These are three who Rigned'-Uie. latest fish treaty In Washington - on behalf of the British empire. _ They are. from* leftjto. rtjdiLy•RoiwibLU.indsajrrM'uq^ellof to tlie British em- of the United States In_Jbe las bassy; Sir Douglas llnzen. chief Justice <¥t the province of New,Brunswick, years reached a record-breaking Canada, and W. A. Fund, superintendent of Canadian fisheries. ' ' in excess of $10,000,000,000. 7^, Tlie value of the mineral products ~ United States 1n_jjje last two total IU BRAZIL IS .J “ n ■ Now Exports Food^STie Formerry i Imported Herself. UP LONDON -L _ Brazil has been able “ty export- to Europe foodstuffs which a fev^year^ T it ever occur to you that near ly all fireproof buildings are insured? Anoint the eyelids with Roman Eye Bal- same at night, and In the moMringiib^rve the refreshed and strengthened seusirnm^ln your eyes. Adv. I > . — When a doctor gives a patient hope., he expects pay for it. m ^MorningN 1 eepYbur Eyes ir» - Clwar Health^ Freight Trade for-First Half of ’ Shows Balance in Her Favor. 1919 ago she was not able to supply'to herself. In tlie same wav animal hijs* hnndrj^s making .strides which point to making' merit products one of the country’s chief exports. While Bra zil has .always been » cattle produe- cv /— —-—i_L SHUNS SKYSCRAPER American- Arch tects Get No Encour- *“ agement to Extend Building to Great Height. London.—The old question off whether or notTEomlou is to have sky- -scrapers is being revived |because of the high price of property ;in)iftb»^bu8i- ncss sei.tiot^juid Go- lack Rio de Janeiro.—The foreign traiTe thr ee or four v«>ars that she has been V hr *' bui ] <llnK8 ’ - ri^akrng of Brazil during the first half of 1919 looked upon a* a world supplier, More '. 0 ?J no1 Uk ? taN Is regarded as very encouraging. .-m-^rrieeiuJ.v several large motton. pack- .‘‘'P’ 1 president ^ tlH exportation of some of Bra- . tn* houses h'rfve tieen ro'risfruHed or P"' U ‘! y <>f A,rlnli4 ' ,s - ‘lerlared that it projected; These are-financed. ;»riin-F imiiy try Anierleriri |tncking interesiw. nil’s staple com|d'»dities, such ins cof fee, .iHihhor. cacao, old lied? hocf^hldes, creas xll fee oil bearing fruits, etc.. asNvelLas the , |„ t he last year the fedagal govern- high prices which these articles have „„^t, through the agrkMiTtural depnrt- commanded. leaves a very respeCtahle . tuent. has devoted imisiderahle\Htten- irade balance. That Brazil has rap- j'tion to tlie lm|airtation and purchase idly forged abend commercially during of animals of pure blood. . It Is pro- (he years of the war la generally con-4 poaeii to enrty on an ext^risjve edura- cediMj. Th- country’s agrii ulturnl p«»s tionnl cmnpnlgrv among the lfvejiri.rk sihilitie* are ns yeh practically unex- breeders of Brazil to improve the ptoitM, and the war acted as a stimu standard of cattle. For this purpose !us -+<rsfarC Ji^gcertgining the ihe government Intends to make llb- •utnge of her productivity. | eral moner appropriations. l lie skysrraper^uas to come it would be necessary to widen the streets To wTdfm “S|race iir i.drriion. hoxveveis-. fa 4»ot so scarce as it is ip New York, which it# an island.” he sqfdr- . Auiericun architeeta who are her*- erecting a- huge aparmu hr store hav* l.epeiiteilly n^k*-*l iM-niii-sion to exf* , m he main lugli *Miough ti* a* • <>mm<Mlat«‘ not only die" pr**s»*nt. J»iis !»!•■*» «l tin- fsunvrit <>iii to provide f* • tv4.i*l ti:.ve met mriitt ao * t uurageiocut. HOW TO GET RID OF YOUR COLD The quick way is to use , Dr. King’s New Diicovery D ON’T put off until tonight what you can do today. Step into your .druggist’s and buy a bottle of Dr. King’s New* Discovery. Sturt faking it at once. By the time j'ou reach home you’ll be on the way to recovery. - This standard family friend has been breaking colds, coughs. grippe4&ttncks, and croup for more than fifty years. Tfs used wherever sure-fire relief is appreciated. ^jChildren and grownups alike can use it—there is no disagree able after-efffer; Your druggist has it 60c. and $1.20 bottles. — ’- Bowels Beggin^:>it^ Help Torpid liver pleading for assistance? How crii'eUess to neglect these things when Dr. King’s New' Life Pills so promptly, mildly, yet effectively come to their relief 1 Leaving the system uncleaned, clog ged bowels upraoved, results in heaitn- destructlve after-effects. Let stimu lating, tonicdp-^acfidn Dr. King’s New Life Pills-bring you the happiness of regular, normal bowels und liver func- Keep feeling tit, doing the firk of a man or woman who finds Honing, AVqrl relis ish In IL 1 1All druggists—25c. Us«d 50 years without • change. The Good Old Fashioned kind miller S that ^cver (ails. Unequalled for Biliousness, Sick Headache, Consti pation and Mala ria. Your Grand father «lt«d on them. Nothing better at any price. Get the genuine. Atslldisrrists. *j !*--•*£ Uilicf Pruf Co . fnc , K!rt;rn>n d. Va. Polk Liver Pills 10c. SATISFYING REL1 ' FROM LUMBAGO t/ j ’ "■ 1 Sloan’s Liniment hat the <- punch that relieves rheumatic twinges This warmth-giving, congestioo- scattering circulation-stimulating rem edy penetrates without rubbing right to the aching spot and brings quick re lief, surely, cleanly. A wonderful help fur external pins, %prahTy, drains, stiff- ness, headaches, lumbago, bruises. ** Get your bottle today—costs little; means much. Ask your druggist for it riv name. Keep it handv for the whole family. The big bottle is econ omy. 35c, /Oc, $1.40. Sloan’s Liniment Keep ii handy Backache The intense pain from a lame back ia quickly alleviated by a prompt application of Yager’s uni* menu Sufferers from rheumatism, sciatica, neuralgia,sprains, etc.should always keep a bottle of “Yager's” handy as its penetrative qualities quickly bring relief from pain. At all Oealen. Price 35 cents. Tbs Urge bottle of YseeTs Linimset eoo> tsins twice as much aa aa the usual 80s bottle of liniment. YAGER’S LINIMENT * RELIEVES PAIN GILBERT BROS. * CO.. Baltimore^ Ask. for HILL’S FIVE MILLION USED IT LAST YEAR UlLCl CASCARAtJPQUININE Standard cold remedy for JO yean —in tablet form—tafe, sure, ao opiates—Wreaks up a cold in M k hour*—relieves grip in 3 days, k Money back if it fails. The genuine box hee a Red top with Mr. HUP# picture. . AtAUDrwg Eczema MONEY BACK wi thout question If Hi falls la the treatment Tetter. Ringworm, Itch. etc. become disooti raged h*n»oe< treatments failed. Hunt's has relieved Hundreds of ench You can't lose oa our Resaw H-ick Guerante*. Try It at our rise TODAY. Price Tfe. Ut drag stores. - lCo ^ Ba — -* ^ A. B. EUebards I Sherman, Texae m Ox ktepa off |Fnc tonic. At drugstore; jOc. Mor back [Made «nd GUARANTEED by| ■ ".HjrERS Wtus CS, Waea, 1 r ‘;v *. -jt- — —— /•