Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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more effort rmake it. spend jI.\o dts or nervom- o( Dr. Kliaa’s Great It rial bottle and troatlsefree Ltd., 931 ArchSt., Phila., Pa. shr.dy transaction when a lly tree made to order. L’d Soothing Syru p for chlldron ?nthe gums, reduces inflamma- Fpoln,cures wind nolle. 25c.' ubotlle |n’t make the head of a family be- two heads are better than one. ties use butter color. Why do — use June Tint But- take unto themselves wings, Fget there with both feet. Sthe best medicine we ever used Jons of throat and lungs.—Wm. I Vanbuien, Ind., Feb. 10, 1900. r In wiio realizes his own power is r who also knows his weaknesses. Tlie Soutliland Itelle Shoe .50, and the Southern Gnu. for $2.00, most popular high-grade ladles’ shoes i price in America. They are Southern r Southern JiKids—up-to-date cr-~a- pubstautia! material combined with workmanship, from tho extensive Cbaddock-Terry t o., Lynchburg, ^td their adv. in this paper. —Aimist is a man who can forget all ban. things he knows about himself. sthma [One of my daughters had a >le case of asthma. We tried \st everything, but without re- We then tried Ayer’s Cherry [ral, and three and one-half |s cured her.”—Emma Jane linger, Lahgsville. O. tyer’s Cherry Pectoral Jainlycuresmanycases [sthma. ^nd it cures bronchitis, rseness, weak lungs, doping-cough, croup, iter coughs, night ^hs, and hard colds. i sizes: 25c., 50c., $1. All dranlsts. sit your doctor. If he says take it, ) as be says. If he tells you not it, then don’t take It. He knows. ; with him. We are willing. J. C. AVEK CO., Lowell, Hass. [holiday gifts arc tho uaeful tfifts. Every lid have a good Dictioisary. Tni» |mo ono tv EBSTER'S lational Dictionary 1, Biography, Geography, Fiction, etc. 10 Great Standard Authority. JEdition has 25,000 new words. 2301 |tions. New plates throughout. Send You FRFF ^Pronunciation” * nt and instructive entertainment. For the glass betw^^N^HPI^Hnamcnt and the wire the mofft satisfactory ma terial is platinum. Because it adheres firmly to fused glass and because it expands and contracts at the same rates. If this were not the case when it got hot through the passage of the current it would either expand more or less than the surrounding glass, and either break It or make a space through which air would leak. .So through the little glass stopper which will eventually project down , into the neck of the bulb are fused two plati num wires. This stopper, which has a fiange at one end, is now called the mount or stem. Next the filament is fastened to the ends of the platinum which projects from the stem. This is accomplished by means of a special cement which will stand a red heat. Over this paste Is deposited a_layer of carbon. The paste Is then dried in an oven, and the stem, with its attached filament, Is fastened onto the bulb by fusing the flange on its upper end about the neck of the bulb. After this Joint is carefully tested to be sure there are no leaks, the ex haustion of the air is accomplished by means of a mechanical air pump, the last traces of gas or air being removed from the bulb by chemical means. When the vaccum is sufficiently high the tube through which the air has been exhausted is sealed off by means of a small lamp, leaving the small round tip seen on the spherical end of the finished lamp. The lamp Is now practically com pleted and is sent to the testing de partment. Here it is subjected to a series of severe tests before it is con sidered ready for the market. If it passes these successfully the base (the portion by means of which it Is screwed Into a bracket) Is cemented on, and the completed lamp goes to the shipping department.—The Electrical World. A Bath For Your Telephone. To disinfect your telephone trans mitter, says The Chicago Tribune, get a bottle of alcohol and a sponge. Wash the transmitter and receiver daily. This is the advice of the Health department to telephone subscribers who want to guard against the possi bility of contagion through the use of the Instrument. Daily baths are necessary If the recipe is to be worth anything. The first act after reaching your office and opening your desk should be to wash the transmitter. Then- you may open your mail. There is a possibility of contagion, it is asserted. Aside from this, the daily wash is a sensible sani tary precaution which can be taken with little or no trouble and expense. THAT WISE DISCOVERER. Columbus had been on his voyage several weeks when the sailors became frightened by the variations of the compass. “But how can you tell the way the needle points?’ Inquired the chief en gineer, suggesting retreat. “Sit on it!” roared the angry navi gator. Satisfied by^fc^ogicof the answer ientei^^^^H^^^khile Chris- r f)pCFTC STRAIGHT ,vyrv^l_ I o > FRONT Are the embodiment of perfection in STYLE, FIT, ind FINISH. Ask your dealer. Accept no substitute. V Royal Worcester Corset Co. WORCESTER, MASS. i'3 DOSES .|MERSON'S llMIZER EO CENTS. CURES All headaches. W quickly cured by sold FARQUHAR Illustrated catalog of farm machinery and implements, . free. Portable Saw Mills with Engines and Hollers Complete. Made in seven sizes, friction feed, cable llKhtnir.c pig, patent chain set works and 1mproved dogs. AJAX CENTER fit AN K ENGINES are constructed with especial reference to the peculiar work required of them. This com bination of engine and mill makes the l>est sawmill outfit on earth. [ A. B. Farquhar Co., Ltd. York, Pa. Capsicum Vaseline Put up in Collapsible Tubes. A Substitute for and Superior to Mustard or any other plaster, and will not blister the most delicate skin. The pain allaying and curative qualities of this article are wonderful. It will stop the toothache at once and relieve head ache and sciatica. We recommend it as the best and safest ex ternal counter-irritant known, also as an ex ternal remedy for pains in the chest and stom ach and all rheumatic.neuralKie and gouty com plaints. A trial will prove what we claim for it, and it will he found to be invaluable in the household. Many people say “It is the best of all your preparations.” Price 15 cents, at all druggists, or other deal ers, or by sending this amount to ns in postage stamps we will send you a tube by mail. No article should he accepted by the publio unless the same carries our label, as otherwise it is not genuine CHGSEBROIGH MANUFACTURING C0„ 17 Stat* Street, New York City. 10* Sts. SO*. Genuine CM.NDY C/tTHSVMTIC 'Best roR v i m. sowf.s in For four years I had been troubled with constipation, which brought on piles. I was induced to try Ripans Tabules. The results wer< j better than I expected, a regulator of the boweli believe Ripans are vvitl an equal, and I am without them novV* At druggist*. The Five-Cent packet is enoj ordinary occasion. The./ 60 cents, contains a rv CC.