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CoughCold SoreThroat Sloan's Tiniment gi es quick relief for cough, cold, hoarsenes, sore throat, croup, asta nay fever and bronchill. HER'3 -ROOF. Kan., 1wri ts :- -, U ..<5 3L. Lent ini th z;:3ad1- ank ex cellentr e f,. :.a - yF-r LINIME RELIEVED SOR. THROAT. Nns. t. BP.sWFn, of MdnYo.7-., writes: "11 bougbt one bttle of vour Liniment and itdidie - 11 the goc-l iu the world. My thro::t rs ver. andiscaredme of mytroubic." COOD FOR COLD A- CROU' Xa. W. H.STRAYGz, . Avenue, Chicaro, Il.. r i- 1 tle boy next door hader . C the mother Sloan's L.- . t.r. She gave him thr.'c de . ':; before gong- to -i, :. -: without the croup in tie iorm:. . PP00s25c.,50c.,O1.0 Sloan's Treatise on the Horse sentfree. S Address |Dr. Boeten. Bird's Nest of Steel. :u the .\in:: f e Ntutli History at ieleure. in Swit7.erland. there is a bird's nest made entirely of steel. There a-e a number of clockmaking shops at Soleure. and in the yards of these shops there are often found lying dis used or brokien springs of clocks. One day a clockimaker noticed In a tree ID his yard a bird's nest of peculiar ap pearance. Examining it he found that a pair of wagtails had built a nest en tirely of clocks springs. It was more than four Inches 'mross and perfectly comfortable for the birds. After the: fe'hered architects had reared the!r' brood the nest was taken to the mu seurm. where it is preserved as a strik i-.: illustration of the skill of birds tn :-rning their surroundings to advant nge in building their nests. Look to Your Plumbing. )on know what happens in a house in whicn the blumbinmi is io poor condi tinn-eve-r% body in the house it liahle to c.--ntract t phoid or some other fever. The digearive orgaos perform the same fnctions in th- human b:oiv as the plumbhing does for the house. and they should be' kept. in irst class condition all thme time. If you hav any trouble with v ou r diwestie- t.ke chamberlain' Tahlets and votu are c-.rtain to get quick re.lief. For sale~ by all dealers. The p re mary for C -In the Dorcheste ton, whici will be ele He is t U I r-- . t I . usedlu: .. "' l'i' ", a. i snu la lt1:- ~ s e t - t ; tI ::. diaineter 1i :?.re - --1a. <I btz Ilhe !..... -:fre e he :1 . too t;1 rulire uA tad -azt t T ;I * a li.':aq : In rafts daiwn :.i- rive: I. t:ei Il:!I the logs are firse aua au--.t -e * a'. c cular -z:tws4 i:nti ) n., i5 0 e into right lvn;..tha for it:al ja- i.. :iat thuse- rhuuiks go ituoi the tail <- :a who witb eircu!::r s::w- ai. ietw wi Into what are alled "'!;ats. > (,I, - red hearit tihe Io- is us.ed- 1lt t*%;t sapwoo)d is thrown awa. l'he - a1 are bound in butidles :inda -ent t4) .Nwv York. where the greater part are vaaa, ed up into lead plenells. and the reuaaiii der goes to lead penei fac-tures i - many and other European coutries Exchange. Perfect Suitor. "Sir." begau the young ini. "I de sire to ask for the hand of your dati, ter Belinda in narriage The father gave him one au.5k. searching stare. Then be deuiande-d crisply: "What Is your rating?' "My share of father's estate' was two Broadway blocks." The father held out his hand "Very good Now go to her tmother Nothing can le settled until" "I understand." said the young muai. and be went away, thingmg pro foundly. "Madam." be began. '1 wish to bave your pernission to pay my addresaes to your daughter She looked at him haughtily "With a view to an alliane with our house?' she demanded Iuereduicnusly "Yes. madam. I love" "One moment. please. Yonr famtuily" "We trace our dez-eut to isaatwila de Vermandois" She put out both hand.L Harttord post. Ir Scotland. Prior to tae year 25, which witneass h ed its Invasion by the Scoti. a tra.t- t who inhabited the northern portions or to the country now tnown as Ireland. % Scottnd bore the -ame of Caledoma S literally the tilily country of the 'aeis. C r Gaels The word eael. or gue. is a corruption of Gadhel. signifying in the native tongue 'a hidden rover.' while Scot. derived from the native senate. means practically the same thine 1. e.. a wanderer The Caledonlans were the i nbtbitants of the highlands. the pre fix dun expressing the Celtic for hill. 0 fort, stronghold. etc. The Scots4 were the invaders from Scotia. who siapprob priated the Hebrides and western is lands, whereas the lowlanders were the Plets. so called from their deseril tion by the iomans. pietl. pained men -"Names and Their Meaning. 0 Drive Sick Headaches Away. a Sick b.-adaches, sour eaxsy stomach, - digest.ion,hili, usnaesz 'i-appear quick I aftmr .ou take Dr Kivg's New Life Pills. They Iurift the 'l- cd and put. Swlife and vigor in the scst em Try h- m and you will be w'-ll sar.is.fi- d. Ever pill helpes; every box guarant eed. Price 25c. Recommuended bay all drug isis . ople of Olharle ongress. Thes first primary r--AII the Cou had two cant cted in the sec he best equipp OOTI writes Mrs. L R. Barker, of Bud. Ky., "and can do all my housework. For years I suffered with such pains, I could scarcely stand on my feet. After three different doctors had failed to help me, I gave Cardui a trial. Now, Ifeel like a new woman." :58 rake The Woman's Tonic A woman's health de pends so much upon her delicate organs, that the least trouble there affects her whole system. It Is the little things that count, in a woman's life and health. If you suffer from any of the aches and pains, due to womanly weakness, take Cardui at once, and avoid more seri ous troubles. We urge you to try it Begin today. ~rc:-sive Pcitencss. uIred . , - f t:: n e. i 1 7:.. too we: kno h .a.ee11t l'ed. v.ey od a too C [ely po!.:e. ( nly ithe ot her day I :1 iiI1einei Ll !"n. 8 :: 8 baconi0fst's shop. 'Prny do not ltrou!ble ) carry it. :id the tob 'co ist. - t1 1 -ill give ui the geateI S plesure to and it round to you.'" -westniins-ter azette. If ,. oe n .: 1 Se-mptio f . iu , s ..' .ur Ckin-. t of N 1 r' N mae e H A - - ' . in. N. . bka na we t I ,ot.e.d I . , ' t Ebt' i. te , s Va s r e - m m . n ---- 1. i !- o - I n :i ,e ti s , -.-. fe- . : 1 .x Mn ' " I Wi ') a'aV- i o. ) ia 50 an $al'). 1 m.animnd, a b I rudto.t .RANT'S DRUG STORE! Licensed Druggist. Sells Everything in RU6S and MEDIC1NES' ton understa a conditions sl Whaley receiv nties in the D idates in the >nd primary. ed, the most i> E -0 c~~e cI a e ictTht th e Cree ad I - :.:.<.:0y Puire. tod of .or eyhas .n enrhed by the pro:ll ot .! cuw%';- :m ec d:1ys p ;.'.r:is ai d fi!I ure have le d. l :t t is the 1ild. co:iinual prli lt ot the attle I ht h::': m~aie A he i.h: ndl rich. So carfilly (:o they tend them there :nd s: ;u i n they of wvaste ini rodden p:t ,::'-. ,:ys Our Immh Ani als. tha t they etu:ally tether thei niutls, aitd the child rein or indto ervntS- shft themt at morn, coon and Iight. Gentle;:e-. is their cue in h dlia h f . iih. aficer a dose of mIth r*-' mil'. hns t) !e contelt with skim . !: i ! Shle is haltered a fe: by !a:d and becomec docile S........:m- 'whe'n two years o"d iils !t :1.:.. : er out her bountiful :rothy. rich mi!k to the jiet w-amen f,o-. who miliz her. Ti.- -Lr..y bred ikept pure by 1tri eet I: w s :::;utthe importatiion i f..:6 a ~o !: - N summer pastur-. I%- ;-- v ril cattle reai.n oil' r izu *J11 .).mober. but diuring t he i ll:cy are always comfor-ih!y The i!;. .z used almost exclisivel. i lma king butter A good .ler-ey wm hnke :anl n ea:-- r .1 pound of hut ter very day in the year. riTe Jersey I, eautifui in formi. and ber ahound-n: airy products inke her n favoria iI h the household. an orinmetO tI iny farim or estate anud a source of reat protit to her owner URIOUS CUSTOMS IN INDIA Dzncing G:rs Are Ma -ied to 10oit Repr:scntng Gods. Parrots aue tanught in India to -pe'. L large ortio of their time i reptat hg the iin. tues ofl gods. and ich : pokcesmanin:i a great price. espe ,;illy am-;uinsmn.who im :.iflne that . owning suci a parrot eir spirItual treastires are amu-n 1111 ting while they attend to their usual iecupations M1any of the dancing girls in India longii: to the temples nre ca'ibw thle ives of t-he gods At an earl3 age hey are iited in wedllovk to tle im ges worshiped in the teplles This trange muatimuomna Icon nect Iin i brmned in compldisance with the wisie f the parents. who believe it to lie highly mzuritorious act to presmnt a eautiful daughter in marriage to a enseless idio. The only foreigner who ever saw the aside of the great Temple of Ju! er aut was an Egolish utlicer. who sue eded in giniing admission t.3 paint ng and dressing himself like a native When the trahmins discovereI thai heir holy place had been thus detiledi bey hecane so enra.ged th:at all the 7nglish residing at the station were biged to :Io for their lives Suspecting their pursuers to be more I lesirous of gramtifyinig their avarice i han their revenge. they strewed silver noney by the way. and while the na ivcs stoppid to pick it up they :ained ime and su:cceeded in reaching a place if safety.-l'hiladelphia Inquirer. gr. sng's New Life PilI The best in the world. LECTRIC BILOUSE OE .. BITTERS AND KDNEA cI the conditi< tould give Wha edi a plurality istrict, except race. Whale' ieendent an Winter-. I h iv. 1,v dot.ulbted the fact that vinter was re'a!ly at l2eart a jolly good elow. brusque. but sincere. His bark s worse th:i his bite. If you expect uioi i phrases or tiatteries from his ips You will ie d i apIoiiited. His lan ma 4e is vigorous. direct and effective. I Iis rei-n ns "ruler of the inverted year" s absolute His qiualities are distinctly I nasenin te We think of spring- as a hy maiaden coquetting with the breezes, ummer as the perfect flower of gra ious womanhood Autumn reminds us of :I widow. to whom bereavewent has rought a haistened meiancholy. But inter is the vig.Orous gentleman with he wisdom :iid judgment of age. trong and unyicldi;.: where great is -uvs are at .inke vet withal reveal ii;: at times a winning benetivence in >oth looks and actions -Suburban Afe The Vatican's Precious Manuscripts. The \'atican library is probably the, ucst sumptuously housed In the worla, l'his. i cotirse. is only as it shouid be or tihe collection olitains some of the [lost prjeiouis ilianuscripts in existence nluding the Biblical "Codex Vati'a ius" of the fourth century. the tiftil -entury Vergil and the palimpsest *'De [tepublica- of Cicero. The printed >ooks Include over 2.5) fifteenth cen ur% efditiois. many of them velluzi, -op111- l'fne total library has been es : imaited to coiprise over 220.0(0) vol ime., and 30.10A0 manuscripts. but if jas lieper been adequately catalogued Pall Mall (azette. Extra Touches. smith-1 see yoa're paying the ex enses of that p:iinte: ;Iio fell off the -oof. Brown Sure: he's too good a 11911 to lose As he went down hi oiiield up three or four places whlcb voui!ld have zeen extreuely dItficult to -each in the ordinary way.-Londonl P A Benefacir. "Do you ignow old u: . T ilt young ellow s.ved ine from absolute bank -titcy last year?" "1How was that?" "He married the girl I had been en :aged to for mouths." -London Tele rapl Cautious. "is ir Prettyface In mourning for ier bushnid' "Can't say Only now she's in black 'or himu " aitimore American. ft is ditticult to rest if you are doing eothiniig Roman Proverb. No matter how long you suffered, or ha! other remedes have falled to vui e. 'to.% Kidney. Pius. %vi!! surely help .%ou. 'hey ar*- gonuin tonie . strenFt-ieon-s! nil curative. build up the kid-. y. :t d esor- 'h-ir regrular action J-hn V-l i rH. F..ster, Calif , sav,: "I -ulT red iany %easrs with kidney trouib- >i d ould never g-t relief u itjl I tri-d Fo Kldnt-y Pills xiich e$eee I a(com et.t cure" The Dicks n Druz Co.. lannini. S. C.. L-on Fischer. Sun W-r' IOU. S. C. R. J. PRANK GEIGER.. DENTIST, M A NNING, S. C. AU -es Kidneys and Bladder Right mfs which pre iley a maj ority in Clarendon Charleston, w y was the stro d the winning coughs and Uoinpi . l'h w th::. to ito i.b n y . h A - Le I I ha b I .. ouW .ou i- to o . ' - t e of Dr K-zt.nt's N-w ii v-t-r% You. Vill ft j.e- fr h.- i f-t 1- : 6 ina01 T 1 v v- uigh x. I -1- p; :t-. O ! S1'wai o; .\u:-. a i:,e, Al I.. , - .ife w i. d wu to - 1 i t :t;, ,..u:. , andI liime- s y e iv d t n ' we-tn f r D K ug'--NN' . D-- e: h v.,u d n., be i1- , n 1; o X ." . K 1 1-., o Orry-, Iree P a." :- - , e- I m In (I r. o..ni atnd ei ds. Prie 30 - ed 8100. t .tcommeiltn-1. d byv I 00 -s TALES OF CATS. Stories That Come From the Hister Tower of London. Two stories of the intelligence old ;ynpatby of our feline friends were told me during one of my numerous isits to the Tower of London while I mas living in England. Southampton was a prisoner in the rower with the Earl of Esses durin.g Flizabeth's rei-gn. In some strange way pr by some unrecognized faculty a fa orite cat of his found his abode and v suddenly appeared to him. having made in entrance down the chimney. After his release Dy .James I., SouthaiptouO had his picture painted with his faith- I ful friend at his side. The portrait. I believe, can today be seen at Wilbecc abbey. The other tale is Of Sir Henry Wyatt. who was committed to the Tower dur Ing the reign of Richard 1I' Ind sur fered much from- want of olothing and food. He would have perished if a cat had not coni down into his room and warmed him by lying on his breast and saved him from starvation by bringing him an occasional pigpon caught en the lend:s. Although the keeper was under orders not to im prove his food. he ,grsed to cook any thing which Sir Ienry provided. ani the pigeons which the cat brought saved his life. lie also had a picture painted showing the cat offering a pig eon through the bars of his cell.-Our Dumb Friends. MOCK WINDOWS. They Were Con -r. n In England When Real Ones Were Taxed. The window tax in England. a very )'d tax comnencing In the reign o1 William III.. was not discontinued un .il Lord HIlifax changed it to the house duty in 1S51. It must have caused a great aimount of consumption. anemia and other foil. air maladies. for in 187i) there were only an average of six windows in English houses 1:deed. the British architects are not yet free from the 1), influence of this tax In very wany old hosts in Enain':d today there may he seen imo-k witulow:. painted on the walls for symmetry hideous things. Not only were gintix windows taxed. but tiny hole in the wall was included. lndeed. in the e:irlv days only very rich people in Engiand had glass windows. and si preiois ,%ere these that they were carried from one house to another when people moved their quarters Curious dodges were practiced to es cape the tax. such as extending one window across two houses or making a very wide division between two paines, of glass. The loss to the naltion must I hve been a hundredfold the revenues collected from this bad tax.-Boston Herald. vailed in this r in this Counts and Berkeley 'hich had three ngest candida cndidate for NOTICE U La. b v i,..:- of an order of H. n 1, C. straus', R-teree in Bank ruptC3, I wili seil at. public outcry to the h;ghest bidder for cash, on Friaay, the 11th da of April. 1913, at 12o'cloCk -. 0.. at n 't--n hius forn-mr y .cu p d b J J. Ne tCW. a' Alco u, S. C., i.-i r..r-- .-ek of vjxds, wares and i.e C ..nd c n .,wed in said stere tom..1-. all ;uro it ure a fixLtres in a d st, e h ,o. a so all accounts, notes andl cha-e's in a=1O of the said J. J. N~ tus, bankrupL. E. B. BROWN, Trustee. F ab Accident. Wind and a dreni I11n rain were do Ing their wvorst to make the lives of bomne goina .ew Yirkers mlserabI6 when Lte ciniawtor of an uptown car joined forces with nature and an nounced that everybody would have to take the car ahead or the car behind because that car wasu't going any farther. Protests rather more numer ou-s and violent than common greeted that ainioni--eei' e: "Can't he he!ped," said the conduc tor stolidly '-This car is all out of fix. It :in't tit to travel." So. according to their custom when ordered to do a thing,. the New York crowd did it. but one of the number contintued to ponder on the disability of, the abandoned car. No fuse had blown out, and It had run with only the ordinary noise and friction. Pres ently he said to the new conductor: "What was the matter with that car we were bustled out of back there? What was broken about it?" "The cash register." said the man. "They couldn't ring up any more fares."-New York Tianes. Women's Love of Ugly Men. The illustrious men in history who were distinguished as much for the fascination which they exercised over the fair sex as for their talents and ability were, as a rule, plain and in sinificant in appearance. Julius Caesar was a very ill favored man. and yet when a mere stripling. before his fame in Rome. girls of his own age sighed for him and mature women longed for his love. Among the men of later times who were renowned in like manner were Sir Philip Sidney. plain almost to ugliness: 'aul Searron. the comic poet. a cripple: Voltaire. unmistakably ugly. and Rousseau. whose manners were awkward as his face was plain, while John Wilkes. who had the power to subjugate any woman who spoke to. him for even five minutes. was admit ted by his own showing to be the ug liest man in England In his time. Rattled. Mammy Lou was visiting Lucindy. The latter lifted a boiling pot off the store. set it in the fireless cooker. cov ered it closely and pushed it under the table. "What's yuh a-gon' t' do 'wid dat pot'," "I's a-goin' to cook dem beans in de fireless cooker." Mammy rose. a scared. hunted look on her wrinkled face. "Does yuh mean t' tell me yuh a-goin' t' bile dem beans widout tiah'". Lucindy nodded. Mammy backed to the door and looked at the girl as at an apparition, then. with defiance mingled with fear, commanded: "Put on your bonnet! You sure is hoodooed! You ain't goin' t' live in no house where the devil does de cookn'."-Judge. first pri L primary. y vote in md Colle race and -ishau:':The Word oe t.e hei'* -c:' ; ud "zu::." wbich cover: aan~y !'itnr -urv~e beant thiem in he oie word- m t" whin you ui'-ht suspe i' or the n;:premnev fi aml fity-bUt "st" O nv hythought Vi -p:o"wu h word that me::r~t a!t n t.:m !othini The pnister ouid watch *,:, word "sez." which Wehieved Ie:lriy Fe'.venty cotluns In he new E:ilish divtionary it is a m:tl wo;d. :,ur its nennings are al ntst unizim *I~. Yca should set to rork on the -word. which you use every :tv in a hundred senses. And it would e n ple:isaut. popular game to sel own the number of ways in whihli oil ha:-;c' i:sil ih::t word durin;: tlhe yL. "Se to partners" you might call L-Londou Chroniele Found a Care fir Rhbumatism. --I ,utTrtd with ihelmati-m or two enrs nid 'oi d nolt -.t m rivt hand s , 41ot h fi. ih-,t e h or roe." -i: Le L : a;lin t.M, t-i. lima. I -otT r-i Itrroie .aio N I C-uti U i eii or lie stii at nigyh:. F.ve ye-ars c I "-,an using *h ,ino- ri',ij Lin ent .ind i two in -th' I was well and .Lve not. sOtT. r"d i h rhetuma ismn m Fra all d. 'ers T:-c Qumeerness of It. "The bai. tailes after ihis fathcr." "Why strangze?' "A fatier like that baby's got sel !om leaves anything after himt for mnybody to take."-Baltimore Ameri !an. No Merit in it. Mother (reprovinglyi - When I was roung girls never thought of doing be things they do today Daughter Nell. that's why they didn't do thew -Boston Transcript. Aid The Kidneys. )o Not Endanger Life When a Man ninig Citizen Shows You the Way to Avoid It. Why will people continue to suTer h- a2'nies of kidney complaint. hack h . trirkar diire.s. 1 .m *:e-e, bead t !e-. 1 in-ur. why allow th, m-elves 1 becont- chronil invalids, wbeo at . ed r mt-d % is offeri,'i then? D-an's Kid-v Pills h:ive been used i k dey triu-l-- ov r 50 .sears,- have w~ r te- el in ti, unids of cases. If y.,u have- even oit- f th imp otis ti kidtna. * i 's--as- s. avt now Jr. p, a' r Br-13i' disea.-e m:ay set in i d i ke i. gi et dan rius Read thi E R --artion. Mannhw, S. C v.: -sou- ytar, a o I u-i d Doa,'. i .e P 11s. tb-ain- d ft om Dr. W. E. 3' w. & o.'- Drug Sore. (tow th' 1 ksw" Dru. COt.) at'1 I f.au.d hem it, wVa aluablei kidny-v nit cine. T'e .r u.t t in,- primpt an i last in; r. lie rom lekaeble a' d pains acro-is MY .s ISand (lid i.- a woril of go. d. For sale by all dealers. Price 50 -,nt. Fiister- Mlilbiir Co., Hutfalo. S-w York, sole agents for the United states. Reineiuber the namne-Doan's-and ake noi other' County in the in the second and a majoril candidates, te in the first Conress.