Fort Mill times. (Fort Mill, S.C.) 1892-current, December 11, 1901, Image 4
! PRINCESS VIROQUA, M. D.
Endorses Lydia E. rink ham's
Vegetable Compound After
Following Its Record For
Years.
"Dear Mrs. Pinkuam :?ITealth la
(he greatest boon bestowed on humanity,
and therefore anything that can
iviwtc luat ui-uini is ii oiesaing. 1
consider Lydin E. Pinklmm's VeuCtable
Compound us a blessing' to
t State and Nation. It cures her mothers
and daughters and makes them
I well and strong.
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PRrNPESS VIROQUA.
Practicing Physician and I.crturer.
" For fifteen years I have noted the
effect of your Vegetable Compound in 1
curing special diseases of women.
" I know of nothing superior for
ovarinn trouble, barrenness, and it ;
has prevented hundtcds of dangerous
operations where physicians claimed
it was tlio only chance to get well.
Ulceration and inflammation of the
womb has been cured in two or three
weeks through its use, and as 1 find it
nnrrlu fin lu?rl?n 1 rn?on/l?? T ?...l.?? t * ?*
f*"-- x V ? ? ?v * *'-* * V4JHHJ , A UllUCOlLUt"
lugly pivc it my highest endorsement.
?Fraternally yours, Dit. P. Viro^ua,
Lansing, Mich."?$6000 forfeit Ifcboue tcj11
menial 13 not genuine.
If you arc ill do not hesitate to
get a bottle of Lyilia K. IMnkliam'.'i
Vegetable Compound at
once, and write to Mrs. Pinltliam
at Lynn, Mass. for special
advice; it is entirely free.
IsA i vMill
PRICE:. 25 c,
^o. 20.
NEGRO SUPERSTITION.
*oni? of Them Am .lusl l.lk<< n.o Ones
Held l>y Their AUilto llrellir?n.
Many of the negro superstitions la
Kentucky tire quito Interesting. An
old philosopher told me wiih great
gravity: "If you want peppers to
grow, you must git mad. My old
'oman an* me had a spat, an' I went
right out an' planted my pepper:;, an'
they came right up." Still another
saying Is that peppers, to prosper, mast
he .planted by ;i red-lioadcd or hy a
high-tempered person. The negro also
rays that or.e never sees n Jailbird 0:1
Friday, for the bird visits his satanlc
majesty to "pack kindling" on that
lay. The three signs in which the negroes
place implicit trust are the wellknown
ones of the ground hog appearing
above ground 011 tlio 2d of February;
that a hoe must not ho carried
through a Iioueo or a death will follow.
aliit that potatoes must bo planted
in tlio ilnrk of the moon, as well as
all vegetables that ripeu In the ground,
nnd that ccrn must be planted in the
light of the moon. Food gunpowder
to dogs ar.d it will make them fierce.
A negro will not burn the wood of a
tree that has been struck by lightning,
for fear th.it hia house will burn or
bo struck by lightning. If a bird tiles
Into a hou*o it brings luck. If a crawllsh
or a turtle catches your toes It
will hold on till it thunders. When a
child 1 was told l>y a black nurse that
if a bat alights 011 one's hoid It will
utay there till it thundors. This war
fo terrifying that even now I Imvo an
unnecessary f*.?;r of being clutched by
n bat. To make soap, stir It with n
sassafras stick in the dark of the
moon.
I.riiCliiT-Covi'rod Mantol*.
The very newest Idea in leather
decoration Is an entire mantel In a
rich shade of grocn, which was arranged
for a Fong Island woman who
was dissatisfied with the ugly mantel
In tho dining room of her country
"home and was advised to try the effect
of hiding tho disfiguring nrojoc
lion with leather. The result was a
complete success and ssvcral of her
friends havo followed her example to
the extent of having lenther mantel
drapery, if not ontlre'.y Incasing the
chimney corner. For an Indian room
'or a ?len a hanging of leather In a rich
vermilion tone, with an Indian's head
skillfully etched on It. lends a decidedly
bris'nt bit of color.?Detroit Free
Free a.
Nell?"I hear Maude has broken ofT
her engagement." Belle?"Yes; she
said he was a Jonah, so she threw him
overboard."
Wlggs?-"How is Bojones making out
In the real estate business?" Wann?
"Great. Ho has just sold a site for a
rHBBfr" '
{ CABINET SURVIVORS. ??H
None Loft From Lincoln's Administration
?One From Johnson's.
If President Roosevelt, instead of
tendcrinf? to each member of the MeKinley
Cabinet a reappointment, had
tried to ko to a further extreme of
n.Mi:?crvaiiNrn ana maKC up a uamnei
of the oldest experienced material he
could find, whom would he have put
into it? This was the thought of
many who looked at the throng of gray
heads at the funeral exercises of President
McKinley.
Such a Cabinet of "last survivors"
would have as its Secretary of State
John W. Foster, of Indiana, who occupied
that office no longer ago than
the latter months of the Harrison administration
and is now hut 65 years
old. Its Secretary of the Treasury
would be George S. Rout well, of Massachusetts.
who is in his 84th year.
Its Secretary of War would be John
M. Schofield, who held that office under
Andrew Jackson. Its Secretary
of the Intetior would be Carl Schurz,
who served under Hayes. Its Secretary
of the Navy, r'so dating from the
same administration, would be Nathan
GofT, Jr.. of West Virginia. Its Postmaster-General
would be James N. Tyncr.
of Indiana, who held office for |
| the last few months of the Grant administration.
Its Attorney-General
would he George II. Williams, of Oregon,
also of the Grant administration.
and its Secretary of Agriculture
Norman J. Coleman, of Missouri, who
was the first occupant of that office in
the latter months of the Cleveland ad- i
ministration.
Wc have, therefore, among ranking
survivors, one man who goes hack to
Johnson, three who date from Grant,
two from Hayes, one from the first
Cleveland administration and one from
Harrison.?Washington Correspondence
New York Evening Post.
The Editor'* Mistake.
Editors have their troubles. One of
these men, who presides over the destinies
of a Western newspaper, is
mourning the loss of two subscribers.
No, t wrote asking how to raise his
twins safely, while the other wanted to
know how he might rid his orchard of
grasshoppers. The answers went forward
by mail, hut by accident the editor
put them into the wrong envelopes, so
that the man with the twins received
the answer:
"Cover them carefully with straw and
sci lire 10 ii. am men tnc little pests,
after jumping in the flames for a few
minutes, will be speedily settled."
a. ti.i the man with the grasshoppers
was told to ' give castor oil and rub
their gums with a bone."?The Columbian.
IIIn ltoynl Highness.
A good story Is told of England's
heir apparent, who recently made the
grand imperial tour. He was riding on
a Ixindon 'bus Incog, not many months
ago. and. being of an inquiring turn
of mind, ashed the driver, beside whom :
ho sat, his reason for exclaiming, j
whenever ho whipped up one of the
horses, "Come up, your royal highness,
will you?" "Why do you call
him royal blghners?" asked the duke.
"Well, sir," he replied civilly, " 'cause
he's so 'orty and lazy, and good for
nothing! See?" His royal highness
did not pursue the subject, but after- '
nam iuiu me story 10 nis menas with
great gloe, and ko it got into print.? j
Detroit Froo Press.
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* ^Peremptory Sermon.
A bootmaker living at East Dean, a
village in Sussex. Eng., about two miles
distant frcm Goodwood Park, has adopted
a very summary method with regard
to customers who takes long credit. In
the window of his cabin hangs the following
memorandum:
"Now J. Johnson, don't yon think it
time that you pay the 2 hob for repairing
your boots? It is 16 weeks ago that lie
asked G. Turner to do the wflrk. Tic
could not go to work for his pore feet.
He has not gone yet."
The stranded Thespian who walks
tho railroad track realizes that the race
for fame often results In a tie.
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V "% of ? _ y? ? 'Wn, .
jfiJ C0
* /w removes from the soil g
m f rg>jk large quantities of ?
| Potash.
I he fertilizer an- I
\?L.\ "** * h
plied, must furnish I
j.jV^ enough Potash, or the I
A land will lose its pro- I
\ \ ducing power.
?J Read carefully our booka K
on troj's??enl frtt. J;
GERMAN KALI WORKS. |
WL; r.\Y R. R. FARE and under $5,000
^^ De|>oblt, Guarantee
(_J/ f.'j/uc??,!/
2UO I- HKK SCHOLAIiSlltrs. ltoA Kit AT
COST. Write VililcU. to GA.-AI.A.
ItUSlNKSK I OI.IK.K. At At ON. OA.
from .22 to .50 loaded with cithe
fe|g always Rive entire satisfaction. 1
modern manner, by exact machin
77/Z?r SHOOT WHERE YOU HOLl
rV\ /: ^cts
V /
'v ,r?'_>v ? li<Vcts trviP
tiW' > / Syrup of Figs ap
/ wcli-informed and t
' .SsiBr' / ponent parts are 5
cause it actswithou
tions, as it is wholb
-..X quality or
^ 'Aw manufacti
x<- V4 pleasant t
ip#Jv virtues ol
sr from an e:
Iff Ifev \?y/ lenown to
4/ ; / '?'/ .. act most t
/ / 4 ' Tcgct
& s\A A#/ genuine
LoulsvilU. Fr^cis"'
'or s^ltL. by &II dru^^iAt-a. Prio
)
.
A Doctor's Te?<luiolit?>.
Dr. C. I. S. Cxvtboa. of Andalusia. Ala.
widtes: "Tetterina in superior to any remed*
known to m<? for Eczema uud stubborn skir
liseeaes." 60.*. a boa b> mail from 2. T. Shuptrine.
Savannah, Qa., if your druggist don",
keep it.
An ordinary piano contains a mile 01
w re string.
f ,.t For 111* Rowtli.
Ko matter what aits you, 1 jalaohv to *
eancer, you will uovor get well until your
bowel* are put right. Cascarf.tr 'lelp natura,
cure you without a grips or paiu.'pro-.luss
easy natural movement*. cost you just 1J
cents to start getting your health haak. Oascarzta
Candy Cathartic, the genuine, put no
in metal botes, every tablet has 0. O. C.
htampeu on it. lteware of imitations.
With the aid of a microphone you can
hear a fly wall;.
FITS permanently cured. No file or nervousness
after drat day s us" of Dr. Kline's Great
Nerve Hoetorer. $2 trial bottle and treatise free
Dr. It. H. Ki.ine, Ltd., Dill Arch St., Phila. Pa.
Toe first Anicricou telescope was put in I
position at Yale College in 1830.
Mrs. \Yinslow'* Soothing Syrup for children
teething, softeo the gums, reduces inttanitnition,allays
pain, c ires wind colic. 2oc a bottle.
South Wales raises more coal than any
other part of tJr; Britain.
Pico's Cnro for Conanmntion is an infallible
medicine for coughs and colds.?N. W. Samuel,
Ocean Grove, N. J.. Feb. 17. 1900.
>r iciuiki ik. iui every package 01 1'utn'im
Fadeless 1)*e that fail* to give satisfaction.
Monroe Drug To.. Unionville, Mo.
The average girl is capricious. She will
tell a fellow he is the light of her ljfe and
then turn him down.
There is more Cstnrrh in this section of the
country than all other diseases put together,
and until the last few years was supposed to he
ttcurable. For a great many years doctors
pronounced it a local disease mid proscribed
local remeilies, and by constantlv failing to
cure with local treatment, pronounced it incurable.
Science has proven catarrh to be a
constitutional disease and therefore requires
constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Cure,
manufactured by F. J. Cheney ?V Co., Toledo,
Ohio, is the only constitutional cure on the
market. It is taken internally in doses from
10 drops to a teaspoon till. It nets directly on
the blond and ntucous surfaces of the system.
They offer one hundred dollars for nnv case
it fail* 10 cure. Send for circulars end testimonials.
Address F.J.Cheney ?fc Co..Toledo, O.
fc'old by Druggists, 75c.
Hall's Family Fills are the best.
The Hritisli boot and shoe trnde is
largely dependent upon American machinery.
Cofset P \
is one that puzzles all women. If l|j
you want the right kind, wear the bj
best made, the Straight front f
>yal a
arcester I
?" Bon Ton 1
Corsets. ^
please. fl
Ask your dealer to show them Kjj
to you ? Take none other. . . . gf
'orcester Corset Co., Wcrceitpr.Mu*. |
ALL C A L IB E R S I !
r Black or Smokeless Powder
"hey arc made and loaded in a
ery operated by skilled experts.
5 ALWAYS ASK FOR THEM jKrj
i
^r\t! ypieasarvtly.
; Ber\ef icially?
/ as a.Laxative*.
>peals to the cultured and the
:o the healthy, because its com
ample and wholesome and bet
disturbing the natural func/
free from every objectionable
substance. In the process of
iring fips arc used, as they are
o the taste, but the medicinal
f Syrup of Fips are obtained
xcellent combination of plants
be medicinally laxative and to
>eneficially.
its beneficial effects?buy the
manufactured by the
C&l. I
AAew Vork.N.Y.
a- fifty cervta pc.r bottle'.
I
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?
JI Coughed
8 "I bad a most stubborn ccugh
I for many years. It deprived me
I of sleep and I grew very thin. I
I then tried Ayer's Cherry Pectoral,
f and was quickly cured."
P 1^ N. Mann, Fall Mills, Tenn. 1
| Sixty years of cures jj
| and such testimony as the 3
I above have taught us what I
Ayer's Cherry Pectoral s
| will do. "
We know it's the great- g
g est cough remedy ever
I made. And you will say
I so, too, after you try it.
I There's cure in every drop.
Gi TSrw il?>: 25c., 50c., $1. All
Consult yonr doctor. If lie says tAke It,
thru do as he says. If he tells you not
to take It, then don't take It. lie knows. I
I Lease It with lilm. V/e are willing.
H J. U. AYElt CO.. Lowell. Mate. | |
loenwhbssww,?in. ii nr;snu'
i rvAPUDlWE ? i
V rums ?
fti Nervou* II< n<l i<-h -. Neuralgia, rf
g and SICK HEADACHE. It is ab?o- 3
g lately IinrmlfHs. No effect oil the 3 >
jjj heart. Formula nt all Drug Store.*. JJ| j
KKlkfeftSiKKUh5-,JtRSt****** ,
THE SWIFT GREEK DAIRY AND I
:?iC> sr*>cK farm
t\\\t fi i '' ,Lv\ Ilea for tale flit; t |*n lance
1.1. r :'V - r'" }>r tiumneref Regi.trrrd AJOC
V' LJ V ii in .lie It-IS lit l.l. k I
|./Wr^" fi/ IlKIFKItK. a I from I
IV, J\ ereat Slllk nml Unto r "-look i
21 m 1 ^ 1 * t np . none better j
in ill* South. Th- blontl fhr* f-inou* Si Po>riv
S*. I ainl*rrt and t?noniA*M?* l? <*n?lnl. INiImiiU Clilti.-t
Pt|?ft nitvayn cm ImuhI. T.r.Hru.nvoi|. PattlvUoro, N.? .
Buy Jones Scales
Send a postal for Bargain Catalogue.
JONfcS HE I'AY'. run KTtEI'iHT.
Box N. Y., LiMollAMlcM, A. I.
So. 50.
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| CTARTLSNG
t V/ Thousands of children ar
Worms. Svmptotns arc scldor
v4*
^ child's temperament and upon the vari
tines. Lose no time! Adopt the safe f
s DR. BOYKIN'S "V
* A SURE. SPEEDY AND SAFE DES
a, IN USE OVER 30 YEARS- ACC
* 25c BEST VERMIFUGE KNO
| $2000,00
GIVEN
TOL8J&BLE 11
Tltr itffrr ia mi.* V reuiltzzu Boolt
ia hereby
[ EXTENDED FOR THBT.
(except i'resc
| PRESENTS WILL BE
delivered to ns duriut* the year
inj,' brand* ot our tcbacco:
1R. J. Reynolds' 8 oz., Straw
Golden Crown, Reynolds' Si
Mahogany, Speckled Beanty,
Early Bird, f\_ H, Bancs &
and (L_
To appreciate onr offer, the.*
That we ure giving $sooo.oo pel
ory of cliewers on our trade mar
tii'y our best efforts to please clu
being deceived by imitators.
Full descriptions of P,
tags will be l'uraisheu
[ R. J. REYNOLDS TOBACCO C
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For *loro 'I hull n Qiinrlrr nT n Ontiiry St
IlvlirUn A'.OOanfl sti'if.s t<r MylC. rumfcrt hihI wear
IR ikra hunt At tlirar prti'iM. 'I hi i vrllent irplllalltia Ii
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V lH'co'iM' li.i ii:|ialdlii<ii l?r tlie i*st V-.uo mu
luaint.iiiii-il.
.Vimi lv tl3 PfluplM f>fc> ft tn Anfrirun rii'in filing >i
, Ienti it ii! one prti/l!; at I tut thur. it t unit ritryithrtr,
W L.D0UG1
3:52 SHOES 1
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f, K Ttir ii.in [ir 1 hio n'"- .v*. tv?"n ptv-r \ ?n tiSch th
[I tn llir W. I.. II ii i .if i | \ i ^ 11. Hi in ! .
more $."0r? ami atioon than any other two inannla
W. U I?niirtl:?<- ci.or) and fiit.r.O nhnc* m
| leathern nnril In S"? OOnnil nlioen ami
1n?li>t npnn having IV. I. DiuiKlnn nliori
I ?>ii bottom. St.urn nri't anywhere on receipt ot
i-irri ii;#. fake nnnnirnnrra ot foot an n'lown : eta
I wi.ttli nonaltT worti: n'atn or captor; heary, niriltunr
1 <'AT A LOO FKEE.
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otlirr branches. iVb<iu??nitt ? r? 7
11 w doln-x till# aucct-a.-f ulljr. J
Nv tit.- fur pAriieulura nt oma.
Drake-Bridge School,
Room IM Fifth vv. oue. New York > ItT.
Wf CURE CANCER AND lCSoX^r M
$We Use NO Knife, NO Plaster. J
?r Ifnfno VOin, 'Hell I1<| Oil .Hi
We cure you lit Ku I". YOt" fAY,
We a'e a oracluate erf 1 ? o Mnllcal Co'ltlf].
W? w.ml jrnu to r. *,l our <hV i|0 lloik,
Wewtiit ilil- "ini" inc. red in ertlilnt; u*.
We are - i . j. b - DaMki . Mchiuoud, V a.
V nt? a poaini to-day I or Hook Kiee
W R PaV v.tfli Way H KK ANl> RRTtTHN
IK YOU \V,UV1"II UHAMA A^K IltUlHKM^H
WANTED AT ONCE!
V V niul kthi1.un'e. in tltne tn accept ttoixl
in the t.timer H
for part till ton t it tit po.it on* are
accept ll'.tcf. or will pa I!. K. fnru ami
ell (lice vroiklur 1 art ult'i hoard
lion't misa tlii* iiunt Iter, tint write at
? .tint \ 1(1 ilMiSX
H ow to Get PN
I written a
who bus tnutlr
with rco.sl the
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orip Acents >elllni?' th<*ru fast.
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W OM IE IN ! SUFFERERS !
Write to day Kor ON fKNT AND A HALF Pr.K
DAY VtMl i ore y ntnel', at home, of I euro rlioea,
l'l> emt.on, ! ac' ii niii'ii', 'lutnoir, mul nil rental.
W".-k esses. Atlilres* n* ui r-l reopply Ottlce br>
lot* . Rariirultn tree tor ai. taped envelope.
t'tuv i Hnpply ? ItiiHllnloiru, N. < . MRS,
KAPHA V J IIS TICK, Ma .
Mnrr I.miles aceileil l>> uniwinni I territory to
iu* ire otll< e* nt liwnir. liaoil pu> . MeuJ
nlau!| e.l w , elope to
I l'OVA CO., Main Ofilcen, South lXentl. lud.
^ \V. P 1IOI.M KS Improved
r ' t'arin I.- vol "KoltpAe."
tr^aOrtT Re-t ii '-t i-iiata lev' made.
?S^iK*WW '"' io M X) with r<al. Write for
X?7W.y?f^ ilo?e-i|itivM ci'cular. 1*2 North
fiiJa \\ Forsyth St., Atlanta. ?>a.
O P Q V 'an . uVfcri*; tiro
Lee KX I oiiick relief anil onnu en at
roe l:oot at te limonialt and I It lints' truiun nl
Free. Br h skke.n iioau ro i.Atlwla.m.
tinld .tirtlal n t . utlalo exposition.
McILHENNY'S TABASCO
S^SsWf * 3?
Best t'ouirh Syrup. Tnetcs Dotal. Dfo ^
In time. S iul bv driicilMn. ?1
^SBEeiS^aEHEgp
veeev e*?-et evtc kcectsv . . ' J
FACTS. I I
r beinj^ pnawid to distraction by j|j fl
:i reliable. Tlu-y depend upon tlic jj| 9
f- lv itf u-nrmc y ?* ? ? eon in il"> ?
-V - - w,v- t1
ind sure course by using ? H
VORM KILLER. * I
TROYER OF THESE MONSTERS. * I
EPT NONE BUT DR. BCYKIN'S. w W
WN SOLD EVERYWHERE. *
H 2-? * 3-S-3 * -3 2 * 3 * * 5 3 3 5 3-3 3 2
PER DAY I |
AWAY! J
I FORMATION |
let expiring January 2, 190a,
INT1RE YEAR OF 1902 [
Hit So. 129)
GIVEN FOR TAGS [ I
* kjo2, talc on from the follow
I
berry, R. J, R., Schnapps,
in Cared, Brown & Bro.'s
Apple Jack, Man's Pride,
: Co.'s Natural Leaf, Cutter
N, T. I
;e facts should be considered:
r day for tafia, to fix the rnernks
placed on tobaccos, to idenewcrs,
and prevent them from
resents ofTered for our
( upon request to
0., WINSTOK-SAIEM, R. C.
to rrpmnClon nf w. f. f \
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