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- BARNWELL SENTINEL. BARNWELL. S. C. i Tennessee Woman RUN-DOWN NERVOUS ' COULD NOT REST AT NIGHT Chattanooga/ Tcm.:—"About three years ego L was so broken down in health L.could. sc»fcely_ get around to do my housework. My ner ves wer^4V 5 t(embkv^ state—I could not rest at night and felt like crying all the time. I had had suppression for twelve months and my friends thought I was going into a do- ’ cline. I was just as miserable as one could be when I)r. Pierce’s* Favorite Prescription was recommended to me and I am confident that this medicine not only restored me to perfect health d)ut it paved my life. I took eight bottles and" all my nervousness left me entirely. I weighed only 78 pounds when I started to take the ‘Prescription’ but I soon filled out until I attained my normal weight of 120 f ounds. For womanly ailments Dr. Pierce’s avorite_ Prescription is a reliable remedy and I would-tiot hestiate to recommend it to any woman who suffers from irregularity or suppression'and nervousness.”—MR8. TEN N IE KEYLON, 304 Flynn St. jFOR YOUNG MOTHERS Chattanooga, Tenn.:—“In my Nearly married life I was very frail and delicate. For eighteen months I was really an invalid, unable to do any of my housework. At last one of my neighbors recommended Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription to me to take as a tonic. When I started to take it I was indeed very miserable but my strength booh returned and I had a line healthy boy. My health from that time on improved and I was stronger and better than I had ever been before. I cannot sj>eak too highly of Dr. Pierce’s Favorjt* Prescription for weak and ailing women, and as a tonic for young mothers."—MRS. ALICE HARMS, 12 Cornelia St. S-nd HV to Dr. Pi* fee’s Invalids’ ITotel, Buffalo, N’. Y.. for trial package of Fevunto Prow nption Tablet*. BEST OF MEDICAL AND SURGICAL RELIEF the Bureau of War Risk Insurance Is Meeting the Herculean - Problem o-f Examining, Rating and Returning to Physical Usefulness Minds and Bodies/Wrecked irr the 1* , Great European War. _- SMILE CAPTIVATES QUEEN Washington—The, war has brought I the att.\eniini‘ht face to face with a brand new series of problems. Long before the armistice was signed, con gress foresaw some of the necessities of the situation and. starting from the 1 broad.angled viewpoint that _a man who has been injuretf Lit the service of his country is not an .object of j-charity hut a person who is entitled [ to compensation and medical relief •xaeRy as is'theman who suffers a hurt at the hands of industry, a wise legislative program was inaugurated. This contemplates that the* director of the bureau of .war risk'dnsurniirc shall take all the necessary measures to Insure that every .person who con trnrted a <Jisea<e or stiflfered an in„- Jury in military, service in the line of duty during the war with C.ermany shall !>*• recompensed thcr*ef#*r. .and that he-slutll receive such medical and furn bring lib* i Fu suruiy I,'m i him his- il attention' wh-eh "ill *i health, "or at least sh or an aggravation of a pre-existing in- Jurv. * Appears After Discharge. A large number <»f r:i<es are otr rec ord in ivhiell the marPwas discharged as in good’eonditlon. and within a few davs was found to be suffering from serious trouble.Avhh'b Was of smli a nature , as by make it absolutely cer tain that it existed prior to his sepa ration from the service. For 111i - rea- sottLt D u\<) pra ctical for The medbtd division to,accept at tlieir face value the yeporis of discharge hoards. This is especially true when there Is atJ ■absence ’of data. Then. top. there .Is the question of those disabilities \vhieh appear some time after the mini’s* -epnrathui from the service.. Here it i* **;iry to call tip*m the adjutant general ami the surgeon, general for the. man*s medical* record wlfif#* its--she £**rviee. This soiin*titn**s throws cop-bienTIilc . light question of determining iinop r |. maxi r* inf P* nblie jVFyisV. / ^~ •&* '/f^\Every i srf *rr. s Horse Owner who has ever tti-J Yager's Liniment Lex.—’ - J w.ll readily admit that it it by (iNIk 1 ■' gii and .wuaiec'irom- kaihniri.enl tor general atatne uae. I <f mi ni !>*airenta. • pieir., —Metres# gai'•.»•«•# • io. waamw # .,id aoiea cuta ana any enlarge- t..ccta. tt gives umck rciiel. It contai*'e twice at much a« the usual to cent bottle oi hiianeot. At all dealer* Price 3$ renta YAGER'S Olt.HPKT NRO«.g CO. Itwlilmorw. M4 :!l o In ether i.ii #*d . What •n a vcr\ (•MSI 1 ill,. Handle 5. \, :r *| x - | j,,. , Arlln’gioi « If Ilf •. st i«|i 1 •h ■i a pay. asMtiet Mothers Know That Genuine Castoria ALCOHOL-3 PER CENT. |*<~- AVe^etabk: Preparation for Aj shnilntintJUicFoodhyRe^nla^ Bears the Thereby ProoioilntiDitJcstionj SigHS/tllTO Cheerfulness and Restfontains I neither Opium.Morphine nor Mineral. Not Narcotic j . Ptmphn SttJ Atx Snma Jncklt UH» /nirtSffd y js■ Ss*d . (Unfi*^^S vr fafiyrmn Atrw A helpful Remedy for Constipation and Diarrhoea* and Feverishness and Loss of Sleep resulting therefrom inlnfaacy Fac Simile Signnturv.of Tiie Centaw Com pant. M:W YORK* Thirty Years Exact Copy of Wrapper. .the The 11 ’"‘rtf lit! cur Th* H*—Cl National in Seep*. ,* a piap in Wn-liii . i . .b* Ki I Nolan, on U».* 11 -it—L. til' tc#4 •>! «.»i \V1 i J,: .•t fa**!* n.- " ho litiil i\P of the •i*•*i \ * t s - r n'TTTaT 1C little -.t- h.-r ▼*#■ Minn, via t«m c*tt. SOLD FOR SO YFAt# For MALARIA, CHILLS and FEVER Atao a Ftre General Strengthen.n| Tome. ML* IT AU MW STOWS. 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Formula on why time* #f wax; **S for#* in#* nat loti ul only by Wh»*n #*#>iigr#**x f>a«x**«l th#* war rl*4k Inmram**# a**t little did anyone dr»*um •V Itx far r# ugbing #*iT#*#-t. No human brain #*#>ul*l hai#* fore- s«*#‘ii the multitudinous variety of way* In Mliicb tbi* lM*n#*flcent nu*axurc would tomb th#* lives ami happiness of tlf*uixnnds of American*. Much Detail Involved. At fir*t glance the problem "'appears easy. If a dlx«harg«*#l soldier, sailor, marine, army or navy nurse. ye#v man (f) or mnrlnette. can show that he or she r#*c«*lve#l an Injury In aervlee or suffered nti nggeavatiou of. h pr*‘- »*\|stlng Injury or dixerixe, then (*0111- pensatlon ami medical and sqrglral treatment, if nee#*ssnr.v, must Itahly follow. If it w**r>\so simple as this, every one-of th#**#* |*m***>n> woiibl he abb* to arrange his coiniiensation [.r. ill tic«-#l ami *ur time. M*.r#* th## in** day, a«*tl ttr* >111 l#.* Il tll#-| *atioti •> on at t! f~ttv:it>T**tT- >i In yean may not be .» iiie#H#*;il r»*s#*nt HINOERCORNS 1—~<vm. *o- t**u««, • !>-., •t**l*<> »l |*»‘tt. nuiiif# r-iint 11 i-> ll*# f*-* v. iwct •■itiof • *>>. H.*. I>r nunil v»r mi l*rug* g#.tO llia«ug UwBiKlI Wwu, I fcU k .gu., It. I. t loaf c#*lit 1 tlmti f> >mo **:i*#»* pass through >thnl dlvDIon »>v#*iy working •Ul Im*1 11 g ha t oil on## cast# every f«#ur s«*# , i#tnls.' Wh«'ti tfic #*as#» rcicbes - tli** s#*#*ti##n t#» whb h it ts routed. It la <*nr#*fjlM> rv\b*wei| by tnedical *>flb , * , Ps • >f tb#* I’tiRett Stall's public health service **p#’> inTWt ralnctf in mj#'h work. Variety in Demands. l(i on#* in*tati«’#* it Is ti**c#»ss«ry to rate th«* <l*'gr* c of disability j in af.- other, to <>r#ler an artificial arm; In ! another. t»> pay a hill for the repair of t«*#*th: thi* patl#*nt Is to h** n«lmitt#*if to a sanatorium: that unfortunat#* b**v [ w has#* r##ason has been rocket! by the j tbttml«*rd#g -#mgioe>* **f war must he I coninjltted to an Institution. IT**rc the tuothcr of an •*|>il**ptic a#'*piir**s a con- soling fPtti'r: th#*re some officer in the ffeltl must !>#•’infonned r#*g.ir*ling th#* special n**#*ds in some particular i*ase. Th#* ' pass to the "ariotts sec* tipns for .-uglon. am! from th* v rn Hack to tin* mail r*M>m ami to'*lhe other *li- Incv- *\i*ions In tin* bureau for un li further action as max l»«» necessary. It "ill be readily uiidcrstoo<l, t[nit -one han dling docs not sutli*'*' f*>r a given ca-e. y.Tt ttt rrrr ^it " «t«* til#* Vi . bt|#l not qtll'e 11 • I "dli tcm 1 toritry ital <li*>>r«l#*rs: al>* assod ; 0 per •■•■tit t a I* In *pi#r«* tun#* takln, irjtr# for (uwtni**4 Pi<>or#*r Uilornl luwnltr mm itlotk*# Wonder ful ui*i> rmmty You invaat nothin, W, train row No iitru Kip-*## or parrol post prrpaid > (' mrlfti ougli Fren. * Your ow» rlolkr# fra# Hi, raah profllr Wri>t ui Indaf. Great Western Tailoring Co. 0«pL177,JMkton Blvd. I ir«*n ft, Chi • i*t t i»M*r< uh#si*. bu#l not nupc 11 i»*r <*#*sit # r#* atin#-i#s| vv.in tcni|w#r;iry «>r p«'r- niam-nt im-ntal *li**>r*l**r* about 4 p# r r.t w.*r»* •.*:!*<• d ; c* p#*r ■••■tit ha*I res- .piratory iiffe«*tloiis other than tub**r- eulosis. and 2 |*«»r «'#‘iit w«*re paralyzed. About IT.""** #>f tlio*#* case* have lM*#‘n treat#sI In hospitals a>i#l alwut men are undergoityg ls>*pii-al trcatinvnt the |*res#-nt time. ..f GREAT SECRET OUT AT LAST W)L l NOT USE GERMAN DYES at and .wiH he gotn* over many, more times in th** succeeding. !mnic*T(: 110r*1 dli 1 lffs dPSTfftnrS'r'-frniii |-*11 <-li must b<* goto* over many, many : the military forces, and it would Kw unnecessary for the government .to employ special examiners and a corps of medical specialists in order to ad* i minister the net—wi-Th justice to the 1 beneficiaries\ind to the government. I -But such is not the .case. In''the first place, it must he’ shown that a Van Man Sees ’Em. My brother and 1 were in the same zoology class hist year. # During the study of Insects our teacher expressed the wish to have a bed bug for demon stru t ion. During the laugh that - followed what -was niy horrified astonishment To hear my brother say, ”1 think I could bring you one in.V The class just about bad hysterics. He somewhat took the curse off of it by adding, "You sec. my dad is in the moving business and In* sure set's’ plenty of them.*’ K velum go. times many years. \ 107,000 Taken Care Of. This explains why, although’ more than casys are being adminis tered each day. only some 1 uT.imhi dif ferent-individuals have be»'ti tip* re ft should be borne In min*! that i tin's#* cases r«'pr*'scnt l#*ss than 1 per | eent of th«> total number of ui#'ii In s#*rvic#» during the war with Germany. ! The total strength of the army. J navy and nuirim* et rpx to Noyhmli^r 11, 1!»m, was '4.TO1.172. All of th#*se* are potentially pntb'nts of the bureau **f .war risk Insurance. It Is estimate#! at the present time ] that at l#*tist dll.lkkl men were *Ms- cburu#»tl from military service with some disability. Estimate* which | have been pre|»nre«l by th#> chief nu*d- ! bail adviser <»n . r >13.r>00 of these m#*n show that about 2o per cent of tli**se cases of disability arc due to’diseases I *>f th#* nervous systetn or nn.'iital a”en- ation—about !♦ *.<hw* cases. Thirteen per cent suffer from diseases of the cinailatory system an<l almost 13 per cent from diseases of tli#» bones and„ 1 organs of loeornbtion. and at least 9 per cent, or.about 4*».• ww». have tuben n - !.louts. . * ^ \ Observing Intellect Has Discovered How the Brain That Names Sleep mg Cars Works. * % « I u*#s| to |#«* awl'll. \\rlt•*— Inoliettn. ! at tin* though of the Intellectuality of the limn who ifani**- the I’uIIiiihii cars, ro’what *t#>r»*hoii*e of cITissb-irl or liia- torient lore did tills mentality have ac- c#»sx. that he could exhuine th#>refrom such nano's names that *c#unc*l fr» mean something, but yet Just #*lud#*«| analysis*? I used to think I’d Ilk** to ' uu*»*t that bird. But I've p«*gg**#| him at last! He’s n«> giant lnt#‘ll**#'t at all. Ile'-s Just n pathological specimen—on#' of th#**e ’** —1 .* wrofig-f#N»t i'll*#** tin* fiie«)b‘al Jotirniils have 1>#s*ii discussing lately, whom* rert'ltmt or spinal ronnectbmx seem to be cr#>se#'d. Their handwriting goes from right to left—it’s calle«l “mirror writing." Their <*o-ordlnutlon m**#'hnn- ism Is constanfly In rev#*rs#» gear. And how do I know that the nomenclntor of l’ullmau cars Is on** of tln*s#*? SI111- plv thus: \ Tin* sl«‘#*p**r In which I ro«le from Cincinnati to Atlanta tin* other day was named “Kllniwoe!"---Clev«*land Plain D*'al*'S:- * Real Reason Why the Red Trousers of the French Infantryman Have Been Discarded. The r#-#| trousers of the French army nre to l>«* no more. Ther#* ie a |M»lltlcnl ami ••<«*n<*1111«-i#I tragisly uImiuI It with which very few |»eople are familiar. Tlo# originator «#f the r#*d trousers wait Nii|M#l#‘on. who was pr#>iapt«Nl In hla **reform" by a ileslre to help the na tive cultivation of madder r#s»t against the I bitch ami Italian rivals. But then came the f5rael#e-LI#»ber- niiinn discovery of the alizarine dyen, •nml In l»*ss than ten years. t#etwe#*n IbTtt ami 1H7H. the pr«slm'tlon of mad- d#*r n>0t in France shrank from 25.000 to rskt tons, and then It disappeared. This was n gr«'Ht Oertnan victory. Nev- erthele«s, the army trousers continued to he dye*l r»*«l. only this time the dye* had to t#e imported from Germany. It .evldmtly required a gr#*at war to put an end to this hmnlllatbm. claimant was actually in the militarjrHiplents of the miiiistnitrmis of the or naval forces of the United States, rmslical division. Of these, more than Secondly, that he suffered an injury IS per cent were sufferiuK fi’oin wounds TO SAVE AIRPLANE MAIL FROM FIRE To Utilize Tftlal Power.*. In view of tin* shortag* of British coal for export nurpos*'s it is reported that Frepch *cicntists ami lndustrl]il isty irre endeavoring to supply powei by ha rue*-slug lit*' tidcj*. For several years French sclentith' m«*n have d«* c.lared that .tld-* was no fantastb dream, and alr#*iid.v <'onsi4*'nil>tt* #latn on the Mil>J#'##t liave b#*en #-olle< , t*d In oriler t«» apply th**s#» th#s»ri#*s t«* the t#*sf. of pmetb-e. a small si'l#*ntlfir conifumy luis been (orin**<| to carry out ex|M-riui#-uLs at I’looipajmrh. on. th* Cotes #tu N##rtJ . ,. R//V ^ Night / Morning % "eepYour Eyes *—• Ha atih Humanity in the Raw. To f >llqw up it series of these eases th roll gtl Ttic division and w tlte wtiy in winch th»*y art* handled is to come Into itfttiihnte contact with humanity in ’ tin* raw. Within the brick-red fiber folder with its scarlet edge are encompassed tin* records of tin* most important happenings of many u life. lien; are certificates of birth, war ring** ami death, records >>f military service, reports of physical examlna- j Hons treatments- received, operations ! performed, and letters, from parents, will's, relatives and friends. '1.1 fact. ' it would Impossible to write tie- coin* pl.Te biography, of marry a man from tin* data colh**-f«'d in this’one small space- - f Sid#* by side, qind .uindh'd in.• exact ly tlo* sjmii* Wity, are the ca *>s of eo]- ► ■riels, e;iptalns,'eorporals ;. white men. - color.ed mery a,u*l Imlians; men who now jio # KrWtish *-tm*n who are illit#*t* .a*. 1141*1 tm-ri who nave receive’d th#*ir -»*4HC'itioii at the fin**st* |n*»iTutions **f b-irnlng In the "«>rl<l. The <-ase <#f a "mar iii*rte"-* is- b#**i*b‘ thaf’of « ma- ‘b>r general.- yhije *hut of a lpirs.* is n*'Xt in «#r#1»-r to that of h j#riv it#* wp *m *h»* '*i»ir**-d back t*» life. TIi**y have. b*>w#*\ »*r on#* thing In «-*»riiiii*>ii: *li#'.v h.i\»* *uff#*rc#l a hurt In tlie. fc * v rvi#:>* *f^ • t #*ir eountry. V#-ry *#*l<l#>»iir ln*l**#**l #!•» rh#*t-’try *.# trt Thrift' fimn, tlieir iu*l 11*. rin#l many time*- tlm\ **i#r.- *h.-.t Something to Boast Of. "I’m. Imt hrifgging. or anything.” “YyJ^“TfC r sr*k** on.” “But I Th> want to say that 1 have «» been a landlord fur 17 years ; md in aU that time l.;liaven’t iiad a single com plaint filed against me by a t#*nnnt^ ‘ Japanese Have New Religion. .Tiipnn has devised a new dimtrine of life, snya th** secretary of the British Foreign Bil*!#* siwlety. It is philo- sophica] and niytldcal, and claims un limited beneficence over mind n^d body. It prj>f*‘sxes to embrace and be superior to all religions of philns«)phy. Kighteen volumes are taken to explain -in detail its principles. Tokyo Is the headquarter*, where dally l#»ctures are giv**n and spiritual healings demon* st rated. ■I J #L m* Vkm Wfii# 1IVvfv Mtf •PmMHI 4M# 1 ‘4*’ If you want to make good health a habit—and coffee interferes, try a change to V m u ^ 1 11%/I ■ wmr 1 1 J Ljl 1 L„ 1V1 —the wholesome table-drink *• ••• _ 9 with a rich coffee-like flavor. *— I , N- . You’ll find Postum satisfies X without any penalty. ‘ ~ - ^ \ Boil for fifteen minutes after boiling begins. / Delicious. Refreshing. Economical; Two sizes, usually sold at 15c and 25c * .1 ___ .Made by . Postum -Cereal Company Battle Cretk, Midugaa <9 mMt