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Saved! "Irefused.to beoperated in the morning I heard about Cardui," writes Mrs. Elmer Sickler, of Terre *ladte, Ind. "I tried Car 4W, and it helped me ;reatly. Now, I doniy own Washing and ironing." TACARDI The Woman's Tonic Cardui is a mild, tonic remedy, purely vtgetable, and acts in a natural man 4ieron the delicate, woman tJ constitution., building up strength, and toning up the'erves. In the past 50 years, Cardui has helped tnorethanamillion women. You are urged to try it because we are sure that it will do you good. At al drmg stores. Climbing Parnassuen. is mythology Parnassus, a mountal' in central Greece, was sacred to t1< muses. The Delphian sanctuary o Apollo was on Its slope, and from be tween its twin summit peaks dowe( the fountain Castalia. the waters o which were reputed to Impart the vir tue of poetic inspiration. The highes pesk. 8,0GS feet. was held sacred t Bacchus and the rest to Apollo and thi muses, whence the saying of young p0 ets "climbing Parnassus." High ideal. Just to be good, to keep life pET from degrading elements, to- make I constantly helpful in little ways t, those who are touched by it, to keel one's spirit always sweet and -avbid aI maimer of petty anger and irritabilit is an Ideal as noble as It is dift c UVZ ward Eoward Griggs. Inherited. 'Vde," said a mother -to her smal dallter, "why Is It that you an yo4S little brother are akrays quarrel ing "I don't know" replied Sadie, "un less I take after you and he take after papa."-Chicago News. The Start. Jage-Were you present when th trotfble started between the man an his wIfe? Witness-Yes, sir. I wa at deir *eddin', ef dat's what yC means, sah.-Exchange. Modern Plays. 'Thbe average modern play," said: playwright. "calls inl the $rst act fo all our faith. in the second for all ou hope and In the last for all our char 2 GC 0-orDy o Shos Pigg Pye. What strikes the reader of the cient boos on cookery is the meut of whioe pigs. whLole oxen and so on i 'igg" was a very fashionable d and was cooke'd in many ways. U, is a re-ipe fro:n "Dyverse BaI Metys," a fifteenth century cooki book: "To tuake a Pigg rye: Takt pigg and sealid it and slit in the 11 die and take out the bones, season with pepper. s:llt. cloves and maee a nutmegs. Chop sweet herbs fine w the yolkes of two or three eggs :1 some plumpl- currant. Then lay I one half of the pigg into the pye, R the herbs ai2 %1rrats and salt o' it and some %) t-r. Then lay the o er half of the pigg on top of that. and the rest ,f the herbs and curra on the to" with soie btteer, and bake it; you aay eat it ot or cold." Hez Transiated It. The gener,, anagrr of the Ba more and hio rai ro:d was ridimg i freight enLgi ull the Cuuberland Iision of that road a short time a The train was a heavy one. made of refrigernator cars loaded with i nrnximumn toum-ge for th.e engine they approsened a grade the engini leaned o-.r to the lireman and yell "Warm her up. old tallowpot. wa her up. S!an a potpie into her she'll be katish to take the big dip the kuob." "Will you tindly translate that me?" asked the manager. "Why sure." said the engineer. told him to slip some chow to her she'll razzl1e-daz.le the hump."-Ph delphia Saturday Evening Post. Curbing Her Tongue. "What if I do get my senten mixed up?" asked the wife. "Al body can understand with any sel what words mean." "Not always. my dear," explains I patient husband. "For- -example, you were to tell me to lay my hE flat on the pillow that would be Cl enough. but if you were to teTl me iav my fat head on the pillow t] would" "But I would be too- polite to co right point huma~ out to you like the pretests th, :_d wife.-Chicago PC Letting Off the Air. Bill W 1gus attends the same chui as Deacon Longslip. but be seems be sore on the deacon for some r son or other. The deacon is a gr hand to talk in crass meeting. but talks don't go with Bill. The ot] night the deacon was giving his exp( ence in a loud tone of-voice when I said to the man sitting next to hi "You hear that old fool? Maybe 3 think he is saying something. but isn't. le has a puncture; that is a: -Topeka Capital. Posted. "That new salesman thinks he kno as much ab.out our business as I d said the head of the firm "Well." replied the junior partn "maybe he does. He told me coi dently he wouldn't think of eati some of the things we are putting the market."-Wasington Star. Beauty. A poetess asks. "Oh. where d< beauty linger?" 'Ve think tliat we : breaking no confidence when we re: that in these artistic times it genera lingers on the toilet table until the puts it on with a brush and a powi puf.-London Tit-Bits. ~TO ds, Clothing, nd Has.s :n ALCOHOL 3PER CE.%T. AegetablePrepar=ionfor-. simiainItteFoodamrRega: U(tj dieStomachsadioowiisof homotesDigestonChee t .i ness and Rest.Containsneiter OpiumI.Morphiae nor~iacral NOTNAR CO TIC. bc zqaba SMb" A'zsef-d ~J ~7 s 5'rr. AperfecrRemedyforCo sripa 0o tion,SourStorIach,Diarrhoa ~.Wors,Conv~lsios.Fvmrsk xnssandLOSSOFSLEEP Par ceSignamre Of NEW YORK. ' ed un t od1 if Exact Copy of Wrapper. ad ~ar to at to oL he 1." Or. n* on 1> Pl owden We desire to call the attenti< W CXarrick Freses. Virgian French Sdisplay in our window. We havy ~.duct. and we guarantee our patrc of genuine Imported French Olis j Dickson's - (Successors to T The Ultimal S Should know all about * CYPRESS DOOR S Your dealer will tell yot ~:better, taken less paint and ~* If there is no dealer con + us for estimates. =L. WETHERII Nl frs., of Cypress 5 Charlesi ~ ~ @4 4 e $1' ei WASHINGTON. D.( -.1 Atlantic 4 SRal. 2 The Standard Rai $ Accoung Uveiling Colu D.C., Jun. Sth. the Atlant Sthe above attractive round SELLIE Ju'ne 0th and 7th and I SWashington. D. C., before STo reach originai startmn 3 night,. June 12th; nless tic a ardson, Special Agent. 141l a ton, D. C., by original pur 3 Si 1.00, extension final limit H * ing, July 12th, 1912. S For schedules, reaerv-a I $ se local agent, or address -a. -a' -a -ASTORIA For Infants and Children. The Kind You Have Always Bought Bears the Signature oI In . use: For Over Thirty Years U1ASTORIA .,4Z CENTAUR COMPANY. NEW YORK CnlY IE e idl. ~ Dru S tore , : te uctoumr ne tckoi Os i, fis resn*ndnwo soe tagec fot lasts oer, plok $ storni htetlye near, yo u it y o :DnuS SC.e .EBro@@@&C@@@@ 4.1 @ AS AND RETUN VI Coha i asts lnelok iCroAER the ENDt. * enoonl J neart, youwrte o. hash, aDorsn Baymnds.e o . . WHTE . nealPasege Aen, nbsM nmnWalm ington, C reCastLieaaoad oaaers What Ther: .n - . Fror on-. t ::: may be prd::dui -- 20 gallo:s : pounds of :: : coal tar wil *: - 1 17 jo'.:. heavy - '. a. ~ap1~I~ low. C..3 pel:n's f n.l-h.-:!i'. -4.75 pounds na-v -.2' s : phenol. 1.2 i:;unds ;:urie. 1.1 loa:da hanzjne. 1.1 pount!:; of aiine. 0.77 of a pound tolu0de. .,; of a pound of an thraclte and 0.1) of V. poud ta!uene. From th h::cr Is obtained the sub stance knoTwn as r.accharine. which Is 20 times as sweet a; the best cane sugar. one part of it giving a very sweet taste to 1.000 inrts of water. IT a ton of cool be used in this way there is a bigger proft in it than if It be sold for buringiiu in a range.-New York World. Historic English Churchyard. The Church of St. George the Martyr is famous for the eminent men buried In its churchyard. for this was for nany years fle b-urial place of prison ers in the Marshalsea und king's bench. and illustrious prisoners were common there. Bcnner. bishop of Lon don, died In the M.Iarshalsea and was buried in St. George's churchyard, and I here., too. are hurled Itushworth, clerk of parliament in the days of Charles I.. and the inmots Cocker. whose arith metic book we'ni through a hundred editions. The parish register records the marriages of Lilly. the astrologer, ( and General Menk. This parish regis ter narrowly escaped destruction. for at a publi'- vestry in 17 ' it was re solved to -sell ito Mr. Samnel COrter all the parish pa-pers in a uIump at three . t halfpence per pound."-London Chron icle. A Terror to Cr:.crs. C A speaker in tei hous:- of commons C has to address "the most 'hilling. L nerve desting auder.'e i:a the a world." E-ven such a coat headel. sel soned orator :z .ohn B11r;ght ouce s:!d. towvard the e:d of his enee- . t:o. "I s : i st to be a:ha::id of m;y- a self, 1 b th ac't hit~ I ineve.r rise s in th:> lo::a' -:1. a ltm:ng : t tho. !tes and a ctr. J s!: th::t somet t Lcdy eise would c ah the sIe:cer's eye and enable me to sit down again." ' And Disraeli, who bW::ted that ht L'ad no nerves. declared: "The blare of n trumpets, a thousand kuokcrs-on. have Induced men to lead a forlorn hope. Ambition and one's constituents have 'J nduced men to do a far more desper ate thing-speak in the house of com mons."-London Mail. Dege'Traised 0; Ougglers. Tutian bUgdes faunently train dogs to iset in *eP traband work According 4 a eport from the Italian customs ofirlia. the dogs pressed Into 1 the smug;ii:: service are first submit- e ted to rigorous training on Swiss terr!- b tory :Anti after being ill treated by one F V of the s:nugg!ers attired as a customs ( olicial are driven across the frontier Into ltal-v. Here. meeting with great a kinless from the smugglers, the ani- t mals soon distinguish between friends a and foes. After a time the canine con- s federnes are taken over the boundary f to Switzerland, where they are loaded with excisable articles-sugar, tobacco and spirits-and set free to make their way back to th~eir friends' quarters over the Italian frontier. APPAREL SHOP FOR MEN AND LADIES Everything of the best fci' the personal wear and adorn - ment of both sexes. We fill mail orders carefully and promptly. DAVID OUTFITTING COMPANY, Charleston, S. C There's Money In It For Sale of Personalty. Pursuant to an order of J. M. Widhamn, Jndge of Probate, we will sell to the highest bidder, for ash, on Saturday, Lhe 25thi day o June, 1912, at 11 o'clock a. mn., at Pinowood, S. C., the following per sonal property, to wit: One Cow, one T wo-horse Wagon, Corn, and a lot of Household Furni tre. MACKEY DEsOHAMPS, PAUL )ONYERS, Administrators Estate of Alfred onyers, Deceased. - Pinewood, S. C., May 2, 1912. STATE OF SOUTH G'AROLINA County of Clarendon. By James M. Windham, Esq., Pro bate Judge. WHEREAS D. E. Turbeville and. John F. Turbeville, made suit to me to grant them Letters of Administra tion, of the Estate and effects of S. (C. Turbeville. THESE ARE THIEREFORE. to cite and admonish all and singular the kia dred and creditors of the said S. C. Turbevilie, deceased, that they be and appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to be hcld at Manning on the 23rd day of May, next, after publi ation hereof, at 11 o'clock in the fore noon, to show cause. if any they have, why the said administration should not be ranted. Given under my hand, this 7th day of May. A. D). 1912. [sEa.) JA.\ ES ?.l. WINDH A M. JIudige of Probate. We solicit your Cleaning and Pressing work, and promise prompllt ande good service. We have employ, ed pressers and cleaners with. experience, and all work entrust ed to us will be guaranteed. Send your clothes to the B~on Ton Pressing Club. SThe best in the world. __ ~ B~Ei~ ,I. lood Advice for Manning People. PeopleI in .iManning who have consti >ation, sour stomach or gas on the stom ich, should use simple buckthorn bark, lA cerine. etc., as compounded in \dler-i-ka. the new German appendici is remedy. A SINGLE DOSE brings -clief almost INSTANTLY because his simple mixture atntisepticizes the liges;tive organs ind draws ofT the im >nrities. Tie Dickson Drug Store. An Ordinance lo prohibit the mnanufactutire. coi prunding, sale. barter. exchange, storing spirituous, walt. vinous, fermented, brewed or other bever ages which contain alcoho!. Be it ordained by the Town Coun cil of the Town of Manning. on and after the passage of this Ordinance: Sect ion 1. That it shall be unlaw ul for any person, firm, corporation, .ruig store, or ;any other business, within the corporate limits of the :own of Manning to manufacture, .ompound, sell. barter, exchange, tore up, and keep in his, her, their, )r its possession, any spiriu:>us, nalt, vinous, fermented, brewed whether larger or rice beer, or Jaina ca ginger) or other liquors and bev rages, or any compound or mixture :hereof which contains alcohol and s used as a beverage. Provided, that prescriptions by -egularly licensed physicians may :e filled in accordance with the re luirements of an Act of the General Isseibly of the State of South Car >!iua, approyed 2nd March. 1909. See. 2. That any person convicted >f violating the provisions of this )rdinance as to the sale, barter, ex :hange. or giving :Lway of any of the rticles herein prohibited shall be ined in a saiu of not less than $10. lollars, nor miore than one hundred lollars, or imprisonment for not less han 10 days nor more than thirty lavs, See. 3. That any person or persons, irm, corporation, drug store, or drug ompany, convicted of the .violation f this Ordinance by the manufact ring, compounding, keeping or toring in his, her, their or its pos ession for unlawful use and disposal ny of the articles herein prohibited. uch store, drug store or business. hall be declared a common nusiance. ud in addition to the penalty pre cribed in Seerion 2 oft ih is Ordinance. he license to sueh business in the own of Mannini of such person. rml or corporation or drug store hall be revoked. All Ordinances or parts of Ordi ances inconsistent with this Ordi ance be and are hereby repealed. Ratified in Council May 1st, 1912. A. C. BRAU)HAM, 2. M. WELLS. Mayor. Winthrop College cholarship and Entrance Examina tions. The examination for the award of acant scholarships in Winthrop Co! !ge and for the admissiou of new stud ots will be held at the coun:y court ouse on Friday, July 5. at 9 a. m. Ap licants must be noC less than fifteen ears of age. When scholarships are acaut after July 5 they will be award d to those making the highest aver ge at this examination, provided bev meet the conditions goveruing the ward. Applicants for scholarships hould write to President Johnson be re the examination for scholarship xaminasion blanks. Scholar-ships are worth $100 and free ution. The next session will open ~epember is. 1912. For further in rmation and catalog ne, address Pres dent D. Dl. Johnson. Rock Hill S. C. Notice To Tax Payers. I will be at t he City Hall, Manning, L C., from May 15th; to June ist. 912, for the purpose of- taking tax eturns for the town, for the year 912. Th e penal ty of 25 per cent, will >e added for all non- returns. By ort er of Council. T. M. WELLS, Clerk. Notice of Discharge. I will :.;'ly to the Judge of Pro ate for Cim en-don County, on the rd day of .June, 1912, for letters of ischarge, de bonis non, of state or Ash by L. Burkett, deceased, L N. BARWICK, JR. Pinewo-od. S. C.. May 2, 1912. / - rhere 's No Pro tection To Life. A serious accident may occur to vou Lt any timre. Insure yotur life for the >efict of those who are dependent up m vou No one can atford to he with >ut a Life Insurance o:- Accident Policy. lou owve it to yourself and those de endent tupon you to provide against :ootnogene1es. GERALD-DAVIS CO. Manning, S. C. ME FRUiTS OF WISE PROVISION n youth come , home to you in old age. \ rairny day is sutre~ to comei and y ou hould he sure :o pr.>vide for it.. START A BANK ACCOUNT .nd watch it grow. Our muethods of :aking your- money grow fuly explain d if you inquire here~ [he Bank of Manning W oodn en of the Wo.V 0 .M;ee-ts on irst M.Jcday iihts at 3i0. t:Sv~~u ivtCJ C. R. Sprott, F. D. Hunter, President and Treas. Vice-President and Sec. 3 K--a -.0 -%0 -.0 IlHNOIL L11 ~0 Manning, S. C. K .=MANUFACTURERS OF 6_ow- -do Cotton Seed Products -.00 -MANUATND SO If You.Are Puzzled as to where you purchase a Suit to the best Ad vantage-try us. Our stock is tbe most complete in towtn, 'our prices are reasonable. so why not give us a trial. Judging From Appearance all our customer are well satisfied ,to do their Spring Bnyving here. Experience has taught them that this is one store where perfect treat ~ Coton' Throw Proucsy Goo warin apare an hosehld urnshigs impy - bec us th y h v-ec m t i e o a e .W ec n m k -.bmlk ewb u oer rcs f LAIGo L a i s' k rt . .. . .. .0-p.1 50 u CIHilge Poradtieizrs....s.5u.25 up Blanets Youble.. Puzlend sFor furhere omto purhae afor fee bet ad IKin turns pie arne, rearaleson why C.t I padingm oelemor Appeaorupiane Ie pall or custoer areellusatisfhedbest.oWehar wel! i toseveyuin heny Eaperc hand s ht busie"o tathsn square debss"Wee paefc tnrea God ourin upprl andinessinveryoln funsig siuarantee becauety ae boe s tained or faed We ca : ak : CLEANKYO andORES DYAnd FAVRS. GeBreadhamis&$125 up. indaup