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i . Itah I Ton fed laay. dlaty and all knockpd oat Your bead U dull. your . tongue la coated; breath bad: stomach oar and bowel* constipated. But gljf ilou t take salivating calomel. It makes you sick; you may lose a day's work. Calomel Is mercury or Quicksilver, which causes necrosis of the bodes. Calomel crashes Into sour bile like dynamite, breaking It up. That's when you feel that awful nausea nod crampyou want to enjoy the nicest gentiest liver and bowel cleansing you r ever experienced Just take a spoonful of harmless Dodson's Liver Tone to* night Your druggist or dealer sells you a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone for a few cents under my personal uoaey-back guarantee that each spoonA Perfect Husband. "Substcr Is a perfect husband." "1 never beard he was so wonder* "Well, every time he sees a mall l<??x he feels in his pockets." Ught is known to huve tin injurious effect on bucterlp: lieucu it Is nn Important hygienic factor..' OUR BOYS IN FRANCE AND HOME PROTECTION The men on the firing line represent the pick of our American youth. One in four of our boys at home wait sick, rejected bccr.use of phyatcal deficiency. Many tlmea the kldneya were to blame. If we wish to prevent old age coming on too soon, or If we want to Increase our chances for a long life. l?r. Pierce of the Surgical Institute, Buffalo, N. V., says that you should drink plenty of water daily between meats. Then procure at your nearest drug store Anurlc (double strength). This An-u-rlc drives the urlo acid out and cures backache and rheumatism. If wo wish to keep our kidneys In the beet condition a diet of milk and vegetables, with only little meat once a day, i Is the most sultahlo. Drink plenty of , pure water, take Anurlc three times a day for a month. | Step Into the drug store and ask foV Anurlc (60 cents a package) or send Dr. Pierce 10c for trial pkg. Anurlc, many times more potent than llthla, often eliminates uric acid as hot water melts su- . gar. short trial will convince you. ' 3L1 Backache Yager's Liniment is excellent for any kind of pain or congestion. It quickly relieves backache and rheumatic pains, and is a splendid remedy for Neuralgia, s j Sciatica, chest, pains, sprains, I strains, ntrnlfincr? ?nH ?n. l&rgements. Keep * bottle In ycmr bom* (or emergencies ? you never can tell when you will require something of the sort. 35c Per Bottle dealers Each bottle contain* more than th* III usual SO cent bottle of liniment. =1 rJ^t H w I ^ 11 tj B *"B ^ Hfi liMnnrM'^.vn'S^ GILBERT BROS. & CO. BALTIMORE. MD. . ltf||5tEiSMITH*S H ?dllTonic Sold (or 47 years. For Malaria, Chills j sad Fever. Also a Fine General Streailthealed Tonic. XM .i:M'LlilUJ4 fl bamhhh la mem ess II frommBone Spavin, Ring Bone, w Splint, Curb, Side Bone, or similar il trouble and gets horse going sound. II it acts mildly but auickly and good re/I suits are lasting. Does not blister or remove the hair and hone can ATM be worked. Page 17 in pamphlet with ' each bottle tells how. $2.00 a bottle delivered. Horse Book 9 M free. ABSORBINE, JR., the antiseptic liniment (or mankind, reduces Painful Swellings, Entarred Glands, Wens, Bruises,Varicose Vein*) heals Sores. Allays Pain. Will tell you more if you write, fl and $2 a bottle at Mini M 4*Ui?iuS. Litters! trial Settle toe 10c Rama* V. F. YOUM. P. 0. P.. 310 TswstsSt. SurlnglUtd. Mass. r HYG^g' ] MtkMi IUmmmmM by Lydla E. . Pbldtwi Mad Co. for ton years. A boaliog wondor for aaaal catarrh, aw* tbroataad aorooyaa. Economical. ylt' j CABBAGE PLANTS IbatyJaraaraadCkaMwrtoa Wafcen?U18uoc** ; Wf atoa at>4 fU? DtrteK alW^UonCHMwa?i**?d. E Kssscsavf;-" P. r. JAMISON, SUMMERV1LLE, &. C. Hwrito Hott For Sale KXVSSMS. : H?mno< rana. it?orci% W. N~. U-. CHARLOTTE. NO 47 -1917. , 9*M ?WS lose a day's-work. | ^ fal will dean your sluggish Uver bet* < ter than a don of nasty calomel add that it won't make you sick. Dodson's Liver Tone Is real liver ( medicine. You'll know It next morning because you will wake up feeling fine, your liver will be working, your ' headache and dizziness gone, your stomach will be sweet nnd your bowels regular. You wilt feel like working; you'll be cheerful; full of vigor nnd ' ambition. I Dodson's Liver Tone Is entirely i vegetable, therefore harmless nnd can | not salivate. Give It to Your children, i Millions of people are using Dodsoo's Liver Tone Instead of dangerous calomel now. Your druggist will tell you that the sale of calomel is almost stopped entirely here.?Adr. Mustard Removes Odor. After handling fish the unpleasant odor will be entirely removed If a little dry mustard is rubbed ott thf hands. Only Fair Bargains. I There art? no good bargains that are . not fair bargains, and whoever makes * any other kind cheats himself. A SOUTH CAROLINA WOMAN New Brooklaud. S. C.?"I had a hurting under my right shoulder blade also a very severe cough with pain In my right side. My husband had four different doctors for ine and "one of them did me nny good. Some said I !W. consumption and others said I would have to have an operation. I was down ?unable to sit up from the tlrst of April to about the latter part of September?and was nothing but a live skeleton. Finally I t<?ok Dr. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery and also the Pleasant Pellets. When I had taken one bottle of the 'Discovery* 1 ' coulil sit up for an hour nt n time and when 1 had taken three bottles I could do uiy cooking and tend to the chll* ' ilren. I took fourteen bottles In sue- < cession and was then In good health. 5 Welched 1G7 pounds." ? MRS. W. t DOHN, New Brookland, S. C. j l)r. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets are the original little Liver Pills. One for u . laxative?three for a cathartic.?Adv. On Authority. Bobby, the son of the house, age four, was not the sort of boy that i v comes in to entertain grown-up vlsl- j . tors. Quit the contrary. Ills place . was the backyard playground, and he . knew It. But one day when he entered . the drawing-room lnudvertently lw was beckoned forwurd for introduction . to a caller. "Bobby," said his mother, "this bt i Mrs. Lord." Bobby went up and shook hands Srnvcly. Then he turned and regard- 1 cd hie mother with an amused twinkle, t "Aw. SUV. IllUVVer." he re?iim?a t "you're kiridln' uie. There ain't no i Mrs. Lord." | < ; < Aunt Jarutha's No-Cake. 1 ? "Vou never bourn o* no-rake? Wul, 3 that was parched corn paounded up In < u mortar nn' eat wl' milk of they had \ It, an' ef they liedn't Jest mixed up wl' ] water. They l'arnt that of the Injtns, < an* they 'lowed It 'ouhi stun' by a mnn ( longer'n any other Injun corn tlxln's. 1 Then they lister make samp In the plumpln' mill, big mortars they was, 'at went wl' u spring polo, an' they'd 1 change olT ontu samp when they got i sick o' no-cake. Hasty puddln' an' ( Johnny-cake they couldn't hev, 'thout ] glttln' the corn ground tu a reg'lar mill, an' them was tnebby forty miles | off." ? ltowland Itnhlnann's OunvN Folks. I ????? i Lucrative Employment. First Newsboy?Chlm title's got t? ( Job as cuddle for n golf club. Is dere much money in dat? Second Newsboy- De snlury uln't much, but dey nuikes a lot extra backIn' up fellers when dey lies uhout da scores dey made. ! j Both Qet Weary. Tell everything you know and see l If you don't get tired. The tnnn you < tell It to will also get tired. j 1 ' 1 Appeals to Youngsters. Kggs scrambled with fried onions i make a savory luncheon dish for hun : gry youngsters. 1 ffiNt "W "^3?* ^'v?fflSBRi a Two Great World Grains l are combined in the | perfected ready-cooked i cereal ? Grape-Nuts i This appetiziitf blend of Wheat and Barley < is over 98% Food. ECONOMICAL HEALTHFUL DELIGHTFUL ' mm?mm?m?mm ' ftont ; Itkoiiliii Olttrlw to > I . '.v J I Car id -The ana oat mcotfaw ofthe South Carolina Daughtare ot the. American Revolution cane to a close h'e^e with a hrilliant reception at the home of llr. and Mra. Henry Savage. Two lnvttatlona were extended to the conference for next year, one from Laurens and the other from Cheraw. The conference voted In favor of Cheraw and it will meet In 1918 with Old Cberawn Chapter. The election of State officers came ' In the afternoon and resulted as fol- j lows: State regent, Mrs. K. W. Du- j vail of Cheraw; State vice regent. Mrs. John T. Sloan, of Columbia; recording secretary. Miss BdithSDe-! Lorme of Sumter; corresponding secretary, Mra. Strother of Ridge 8pring; treasurer. Mrs. M. T. Turner of Johnston; registrar, Miss Webber of Charleston; historian, Mrs. L. J. Hames of Union; genealogist. Mrs. W. J. Wilson of Spartanburg. At the session the report on Revolutionary relics for Memorial Continental Hall was given by. Mrs. Hal P. Duvall, the report on preservation of historic spots by Mrs. J. T. Sloan and on national old trails by Mrs. Sanders of Sumter. Mrs. H. S. Garrison stated In her report on real Daughters that there ij only one now living in South Carolina. Mrs. Overton made tlve report for the Georgetown School and Mrs. Herman Kamlnski made a plea Tor that work. Two. hundred dollars was raised for the purpose. In the absence of Miss Kate Lilltc Blue, [here was no report on publicity. 'Carolina" was sung by Mrs. L. T. Mills. The music as rendered by Mrs. Lock wood of Charleston was much ippreciatod and the conference voted >Jo. 12 as their choice, but this does ' not affect the music now used in singng the State song. Mrs. Duvall made a splendid tatk Old an urgent plea for necessary aricles for the navy. Mrs. William Antrum. wife of Lieutenant Commander \ncrum, now in London, told of the needs of the men in the navy as she tnew them and the State regent urged inch chapter to send to her by December 16 next the following articles: Six knitted helmets, eight pairs of milens, four mufflers, three sweaters, 'our pair of wristlets, 12 pairs of , locks. These are to be made of anv lark color of wool. Each regent was isked to notify the State regent vhether her chapter can he depended ipon for these articles and if not. just vhat the chapter can furnish. The conference paused each day at 2 o'clock and stood in silent prayer or the nation and for the alMea. ' At [ o'clock this afternoon a two course uncbeon was served In the parlors of ho Hohklrk Inn, the Camden Civic -eague being hostess. Change Name of State Body. Aiken.?By a resolution unanimousy adopted at the closing session of J he State Conference of Charities and .""orrectlons. the name of that organzation was changed to the South Car>llna Conference of Social Work, and >fticers for the ensuing year wore iledled at the final session, as follows: Mrs. J. L Coker, of Hartsvllle, presl lent; the Rev. K. O. Finlay, of Colutn Dla. vice-president; Miss Margaret Laiug, of Columbia, secretary, and Heorsre H. Hmrsrlns. of nnlnmhtn ireaaurer. The executive board for the ensuing year is compoaed of Mrs. , rhnmaa S. Sllcox. of Charleston; Dr. ' A. T. Jamison, of Greenwood, and Mrs. Walter Duncan, of Aiken. This is the first time that a woman has been sleeted to head this organization, but Mrs. Coker, who addressed tho conference, appearing as a representative of the South Carolina Federation of Women's Clubs, of which she is the J president, made a splendid imprea- . 3 ion. The change in name was made in ' order that the work of the conference and the organization itself may uot ha ion fused with the State Baord of C?harities and Corrections, as has been the case in the past. The national or- j ionization recently changed its name, i ror somewhat the same reason. The time and place of the 1918 mooting of the South Carolina Conferaiice of Social Work will be decided by the executive board. SOUTH CAROLINA NEWS ITEMS. Four hundred troops from Camp Pike, Little Rock, Ark., arrived at j Camp Jackson last week. The Rev. E. M. Llghtfoot. who camo to Manning a few months ago to serve fcs pastor of the Manning Baptist church, has been called by the homo mission board of his denomination to pnter a new line of work, that of establishing u Baptist church near Camp j Jackson, where it is thought a great , field of usefulness awaits his rccog- | nized ability and devotion. Oovernor Manning has commuted the sentence imposed upon Archie Smith, a negro boy. so that he can be committed to the State Hospital for the Insane for treatment. Marines at Paris Island, coast artillery men at Fort Fremont and naval eserves stationed at Beaufort will bave a real Thanksgiving this year. It will be provided by the people of Beaufort as a part of the community icrviee to the men in uniform Plans sre now being perfected for a commu ultv week at Thanksgiving time culnlnatlns: In a big "Home Hospitality 1a.r" Sunday, December t. While South Carolina does not ihare In record breaklug releases rrora cattle tick quarantine authorized for December by the secretary of agriculture, the tick work in that State fias shown audi progress that department officials believe It can be finishid in 1918. The counties still under luarantlne are: Beaufort. BerkeleyCharleston, Colleton, Dorchester Georgetown, Hampton. Horry. Jaspc ?nd Williamsburg. On July 1. 1906, 44 rountlea were under quarantine; 34 lave been released The area quaran Lined on July 1. 1906. was 30,49!> touare miles X|||P AlAarDrvflMr* Rteognlnd Hl? Sermon. Two of England's most famous actresses are "daughters of the manse," uQ'l Bfatheson Lang Is n brother of the archbishop of York, lit. Rev. G'oa-r. uio Lang. Barnsby Williams, who represents the characters of Dickens to the life, was educated for the church and was only a youth when he became attached' as a preacher to a mission at Bow. So successful was he, writes a correspondent, that mnuy of his sermons were sold at n pepny a copy. He tells a good story of one of them., M 'Mene. Mene, Tekel,Upharsln* (Thou are weighed in the bulance j and found wanting') was my text," he i says, "and as I delivered the sermon j with all the dramatic fervor ut my ; command I created a sensation. Some 1 years later I went to u certain church, i '( t...-? i ? i- ' mr i>i ?_-uvii*.t w um u wvii-kiiowii cnurcu i dignitary. When he rend put hit* text i 1 pricked up my earn. Stilt higher ?ll?l I prlek thern, till tliey nearly fell off my head. when, us the preacher rond his senium, 1 recognized my own Juvenile effort." OLD PRESCRIPTION FOR WEAK KIDNEYS Have you ever stopped to reason why it is that ho many products that are ex- ' tensively advertised, all at once drop out of sight and are soon forgotten? The reason is plain?the article did not fulfil the promises of the manufacturer. This applies more particularly to a medicine. A medicinal pre|>aration that has real curative value almost sells itself, as like an endless chain system the remedy is rceo/ti mended by those who have been benefited, to those v ho are in' need of it. ! A prominent druggist says, "Take for example Dr. Kilmer's Swamp-Root, a preparation I have sold for many years . and never hesitate to recommend, for in almoat every case it shows excellent results, as many of inv customers testify, j No other kidney remedy that I know of 1 hits so large a sale." According to sworn statements and ! verified testimony of thousands who have used the preparation, the success of Dr. Kilmers' Swamp-Root is due to the fact ! mm, nu nun)- pvupip ciaim, it tuinis almost every ?irh in overcoming kidney, liver and bladder ailments, eorrecta urinary troubles and neutralises the uric acid which causes rheumatism. You may receive a sample bottle of Rwamp-Root by Parcel Post. Address Dr. Kilmer & Co., llingharaton, N. Y., and j enclose ten cents; also mention this paper, j Large and medium size bottles for aale at all drug stores.?Adv. Prospective Competition. "Where's the tape line?" "1 don't remember, exactly," respomhsl mother. "What do you want Willi It?" "I was Just reading over the mennurements of the Venus de Mllo," explained the daughter with enibnrrasHluenf. Whenever You Need a General Took Take Grove's The Old Standard Grove'* Taste!era Chill Tonic 1* eqnaily valuable as a General Tonic because it contains the well known tonic properties of QUININE and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria, Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. 60 cents Alaskan Country Fair. Alaska recently hud Its first country fair. At Anchorage, In the Cooks Inlet country, a great competitive exhibit of agricultural, mining and fishing products was held. The Alaskan railroad commission gave the project nil possible aid. There were husebnll games and other field sports. House Is Relic. Newburyport. (Conn.,) house built In the seventeenth century will be preserved as u landmark. Infections or InflammaMona of tha Eyre, whether from external or Internal cnuna. are promptly healed by the nee of Roman Eye Balaam at night upon retiring. Adv. Iammi Dnudet says Oertnan [dotters I lit June trleti to cause rebellion in the I French armies. I BL H "1 * | Momacn H For simple, common ailin BE liver and bowels, you will t reliable and useful remedy. B For over 70 years, it has H these troubles, and its consun H proving the public recognitio B Being purely vegetable, it J fects, as the mineral drugs, like be depended on to relieve, by (H Black* Draught is a good, Hi for young and old. A package 9 Mr. Marion Holcomb, of I a long while I suffered with i 9 pains and a heavy feeling ' mo^MOole. u Coughs tfsSfib Gitarrh-"^ I W It is ol gnat value when u I ^Awfc^ il ^ qwfcon^ ? Mr Set*? Mltk ?nd Water. III decided contriul to those few peraouit reported ? reporting to subterni* to escape war service, a young inan squeezed into the navy here, says the Ik?toa-Globe, by putting on three had ooe-balf pounds la less than that many bourse Literally he ate and drank his way into the service. Reuben Piegeltnan of 123 Diamond street, Walpole, a cornetist, came into the naval recruiting station to enlist us a bnndman, but whs rejected because he 1 was two pouuds under weight. He was greatly disappointed. Three hours later he came back and asked to be weighed again. He tipped the scales at 128ft this time, one and one-half fxtunds above the required weight. . "How'd you do it?" asked the recruiting officer. ^ "Well," replied Reuben, "l ate six bananas and drank four glasses of dgg and milk and four of water. Que j whiz, but I feel filled up!" He was nccepted. SOFT. CLEAR SKINS Made 8o by Daily Use of Cutlcura Soap and Ointment?Trial Free. The last thlug at night and the first In the morning, bathe the face frcelv with Cutlcura Soap and hot water. If j there are pimples or dandruff stnear them with Cutlcura Ointment before X?..... . V... "y4?\fi?iin^ uuiin iimu V/iiucuru for daily toilet prepuratloos. Free sample each by mall with Book. Address postcard, Cutlcura, Dept. L, Boston. Sold everywhere.?rAdv. Hand Searchlight. A powerful searchlight has been ile- j vised which may be carried ubout by | hiuid. The new searchlight resembles | the electric bull's-eye lantern in Its 1 portability, but it Is built on the pnn- I elples of the- bin searchlights used In 1 war. It bus u powerful reflector, u heavy focusing lens and is operated by j several dry batteries. The whole Is put up in a compact mechanism wlrli 1 a stout handle above from which lV> i case depends. It is also provide/I with sockets by which it may be we- j cured upon a stand. It is expected to Had numerous applications In war. Want More Dogs of War. I Shepherd dogs, mountain dogs, wutch dogs, rut catching terriers and ( bulldogs are re?juesttsl by the wur dog service of the French ministry of war, , owing to the urowlnir use nf f.*? I military purpose*. i No dramatist has yet equated the , pathetic touch of a friend In need. Big men with, the toothache ulwaya \ look foolish. I I Notice 1 . i The Experience of These W< There is i Remedy for Aberdeen, Idaho.?4' Last ye ^a weakness with pains in my ? friend asked roe to try Lydia ?. table Compound and I did so. bottle 1 felt very much better, three bottles and feel like a Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable best medicine I have ever.takei mend it to all Buffering wome Prestidce, Aberdeen, Idaho. Kingfisher, Okla.?"For tw< with a severe female trouble, had backache and a pain in m; time. I had dizzy spells and i I could not walk across the I said I would have to have ar. oj asked me to try Lydia E. Pin Compound. After taking ten well and strong, have no pain, spells. Every one tells me ho^ tell them Lydia E. Pink ham 'i ?nund did it."? Miss Nina Sol ? nu. ?, box ois, jtungnsner, Ukli I LYDI/ I VEGET/ I kas sr?st@: I t? k@a!tk 1 ^^^UfDt^^JPINKHAI^MEDlCIN^CC ACK-D HMKI i Trouble i ents, due to disordered stomach, , ind Thedford's Black-Draught a been successfully employed for \ iption is increasing year by year, ( n of its true and genuine value. , has no such bad secondary ef: calomel (mercury), etc., but can ] ' its first action on the system. ] saie, reuaoie, family medicine, ] ; should be in every household, j Nancy, Ky., writes: "For quite \ stomach trouble. I would have < after my meals, a most disa- , iver ft Mdogdmok catarrh, dispelling the the iiwiii membranes to perform t tip the entire lyitos. The experience of tboenwh is i pected to do for you. Liquid or tablets?both tested bp THE PERUNA COMPANY Carter's Littli You Cannot be Constipated and Happy Small Pin I I pit Small Don SeaaU Price A BSRNCK of Iron In the A 1 ** Blood la the reason for ff Al many colorleae fecae but ^^wUI X'Pric* /^jjgg^ * % lyaMpp^to Mr For ^kLewlsBaer6Coih$^r givei *h'pi Delicatessen Joke. "There lire Herman's pies in this tiouse." (i "Tin' deuce you say?Herman spies c n this house?" "Sure?you got 'em from the delicatessen store arounil the corner." o k Dr. Pierce's Pleusnnt Pellets are the )rlginal little liver pills put up 40 years tgo. They regulate liver and bowels. Ad. u (jive a man a good dinner upd he nil I renin in in a good humor for at east an hour. t< to Si^k^ta: )men Prove That L \ \ \ I Your Illness. , ffljl flj|A \ \ I ; ar I suffered from \ \ [1 ^ lide and back. A ft;'J "v)\ . Pinkham's Vege- I j^| rA After taking one -*5HKS^2jr 7lp j;'% I have now taken J (different woman. NjHHgfW Compound is the 35?^^ /; i and I can recom- fFVjBBr XjjlJ?~ n."?Mrs. Percy pgy > j years I suffered was nervous, and Y side most of the I I vas often so faint | Li floor. The doctor fi 1}^^ jeration. A friend ikham's Vegetable bottles I am now backache or dizzy tr well I look and I s Vegetable Comjthwlck, It. F. D. L L E. PINKH LBLE COMF p?dl m?r<& sicl tkam miy? oth It^four Dru66ist's >. LYWN.HA^S. PO iRAUGl greeable taste in my mouth. If I ate anything, with butter, oil or grease, I would spit it up. I began to have regular sick headache. 1 had used pills and tablets, but after a course of these I would be constipated. 1 found they were no good at all for my trouble. 1 heard Thedford's BlackDraught recommended very / highly. So began to use It It cured me. I keep it in ||j he house all the time. It Is the 3est liver medicine made. I jo not have sick headache or stomach trouble any more." # 4edicii lernamed, untfl I ? A *rn^m.w**.m ? ?i -i B ^ ?A UimjUCKS sed promptly fix it mM.ntn- & few day*. it ia even of mora nhw fat ovarinflammatory coodittocm eoiblioi heir natural functiona, end e safe guide to what It may bearthe public and approved* COLUMBUS, OMO e liver Pills I A Remedy That j=53> Makes Life run Worth Living 1? I C??In* bctrt igMtura 5=1 ITER'S IRON PILLS I greatly help moat pale-faced people Write now for our I : Lists and Market Reports on URS AND HIDES ire the Largest and Leading ;rs of AH Kinds of Hides and ; in these sections. nearly sixty years we have i thousands of Fur and Hide >ers entire satisfaction. re CHARCE NO COMMISSION FRESI-CRISr-WH01ES0HE-DCUOOOS TMt SAMTtMtY HCTHAD9 WHIID IN THI MAC'NG Of TMKSS BISCUITS MAKS TN1H TNB STANDARD ?f EXCELLENCE W PebUr h? ksn. or if art h* ibaU. turn or wrtlo as his BMM. CHATTANOOGA BAKERY I I United States Will Profit. Secretary of Commerce IttNlfield says lermauy's foreign trade will largely Otue to the United States. You not only have a right lo your pinion, but you also have h right to eep It to yourself. Jl Acid Stomach. fl.urtburn si.a Niums utckljr disappear with the us*- ot Wright's iidlsn Vegetable 1'llls Svnil for trlAl Sox > 372 I'uarl St., Ni w York. Adv. Knthuslusm Is to man what steam is i a locomotive. AP15^ 'OUND I t I I