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JgpQ&r^* i I am Sincere! St I Guarantee D Listen to me! Calomel si day's,work. If bil headachy read ? ' 1 Liven up your sluggish liver! Feel ne and cheerful; make your work a pleasure; be vigorous and full of am Diuou. *juc THKe no duij, uangerous calomel, because It makes you sick and you may lose a day's work. Calomel Is mercury or quicksilver, which causes necrosis of the bones. Calomel crashes Into sour bile like dynamite, breaking it up. That's when you feel that awful nausea and cramping. Listen to me! If you want to enjoy the nicest, gentlest liver and bowel cleansing you ever experienced, *just take a spoonful of harmless Dod son's IJver Tone tonight. Your druggist or dealer sells you a bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone for a few cents under my #INFLU And alt diseases o cured; colts and h Inir them by uslm ten cure. 8afe fa aires and condltlc HPOHN1 Is sold b SPOH.V Ml IMS For MALARIA, CHILLS and FEVER. Disappointed Irishman. News of mild flection shindies in lreiutid recalls the protest uiude by a oter to Lord Charles Berestord whA he raptured Waterford 40 years uka. You're no man," declared the elector, ndlRUuntly. Lord Charles begged to JlfTer, and demanded' explanation. Arruh, then," was the reply, "the last line one of your family stood for the rountry it s up mo unklos I wus In ?lood un<l up to me bruins in whisky, >at divll u drup uv uytlier I've seen *J?ls time."?Muncliestor Ouurdinn. It your eyaa amart or fool acaldad, lto an Bya Balaam appltrd upon going to bad m Juat tha thing to rellava tham. Adv. If nil flesh Is grass, cannibals must te vegetarians. ! ? 13 Dc 113 When Swif paid, say,?13 d dredweight for last year, the j 13 cents! In ot had paid $13.13, I maae no protit. Or, if we I quarter of a cenl for dressed beef made no profit It is doubtfi other business is a margin of prol This is bring and the consul together?which object of any ii raw material in I jj I I This remarkab] | | enormous volume, f | (packing plants st I branch houses, refi | and an army of I || chosen and trained j! work. jj |! This, and mai fl interest, are foun | Company Year B || published which is |1 | public as well as fc l! | & Company shareh | j The Year Bool Ij!1 packer's side of 8 jl Commission investi II Congress is askec 11; against the industr || Many who ha^ |8' packer's side are s III Book. RM Would you like m I your name and ad< n j office and the book I Swift & i HI Union Stock' op Calomel! odson's Liver Tone ' '1 * ckens and you may lose a Lous, constipated or my guarantee. personal raoney-oaek guarantee, that i each spoonful will clean yonr sluggish < liver better than a dose of nasty calomel and th? t St ~os'? make you aScSCa I Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver , medicine. ? You'll know it next iuorn? Ing, because you will wake up feeling fine, your liver will be working; head* ache and dizziness gone; stouiueh will | be sWeet and bowels regulur. Dodson's Liver Tone is entirety vegetable, therefore harmless and can not salivate. Give it to your children. Millions of people are using Dodson's Liver Tone Instead of dangerous calomel now. Your druggist will tell you that the sale of calomel Is almost [stopped entirely here.?Adv. ' | p M A Cutarrhal Fevor 'LIlfcA p,nk Shlppln? Fever, Epizootlo if the horse affecting his thrcit speedily orses In the name etuble kept from h&vr SPOUN'S COMPOUND, 8 to ? .tones ofr brood mares. Iwby colte, stalUonH. all >ns. Moat aklllful scientific compound. <y your druggist. EDICAL CO., Mfr*^ Coshes, lad. M^iruummg) xir?Kin I >LD FOR SO YEARS. ALSO A f !SS GENERAL STRENGTHEM- I IWO TONIC. S?l< by Ail Dm Steres. | His Deceptive Appearance. 1 "Ah!" said the student of men and things. "You rhle a motorcycle a great ' deal of the time, I perceive?" "No," replied J. Fuller Gloom. "1 ' was born with a mean disposition; ' that Is what makes me look this way." ! ?Kansas City Star. The 6tatus of Fido. Mrs. A.?"And Is the dog a i>et of your husband's, too?" Mrs. 11.?"Yes ; ' It Is his pet aversion."?Boston Trans script. When Baby U Teething ' QBOVBH BABY llOWML MBD1CINR Will eotfWCt , tbe Stomach and Bowel tronblee. PerfeeUr htmLee*. See direction* oa Ube bottle. - | Tomorrow won't be nny different from today unless you are. * . - TI- -.1- H j >llars? , Hits j ; t & Company I g ! tollars per hun- 1 I j live beef cattle profit was only 1 I ; her words, if we f < we would have 11 \ lad received a |H 1 t per pound less HI | we would have | ll whether any H 3 run on so close !|i| ing the producer [j | ( ner pretty close j| l should be the 11 ndustry turning | I to a useful form. le showing is due to perfected facilities | H i rategically located. i igerator cars, etc.), j|| men and women I I IU UU MICH spctiui >|lj ny other points of ill d in the Swift & jl j ook for 1919, just jl brought out for the SB >r the 25,000 Swift |! lolders. |H c also represents the " |j|i the Federal Trade III igation, upon which j|| 1 to base action || /e never heard the It ending for the Year Uj ( one ? Merely mail | Iress to the Chicago 1 : will come to you. ||| Iress I'lj Company |ffl i ifards, Chicago |H PROCEEDINGS OF i THE LEGISLATURE FIRST SEMIOM OP pbupntv. THIRD GENERAL. ASSEMBLY OR S. C. IN CONVENTION. ( . * I GALLON INSTEAD OF Q?ART j i i Highway Dapartmant Billa Introducad , Providing for a Bond, lasua of S25.000.000 For Good Roads. Columbia. Jan. 31.?Both houses of ' the genera! ssaGiuuiy aujoururu at noon until Tuesday night. In that ' Monday is the first Monday in the 1 month, mauy of the members desired |' to be at home salesday as the custom 1 is each legislative session. ' A large number of local and uncon- ( tested measures received second and ' third reading. The Hamblin compul- ' sory school attendance bill, requiriqg ' attendance four months or 80 days. * was sent to the senate. This was the only bill of statewide importance con- ' Bldered. ' H. H. Evans of Newberry introduc- ' ed a bill to amend the present quart a month law in South Carolina so as 1 to allow a gallon a month instead. 1 Section 2 of the bill reads: ' " "Any person over the a*e of 21. ex- : sept as hereinafter forbidden, may ' aruer or receive or transport in his 1 personal baggage from any point with- ' in this state, not exceeding one gallon 1 3f alcohol, within any one calendar 1 more than 50 per centum by colume ! :>f alcohol, with any one calendar '1 month for medicinal purposes for his or her own use or for the use of his ' 3r her immediate family not more ' than one gallon of wine for religious 1 purposes." ' Mr. Burguaon of Charleston intro- ' iuced two highway department bills. 1 3ne calling for the proposed $25,000.- 1 )00 bond issue, bonds to he retired by ! the state, the debt to he absorbed by l sinking fund from automobile licen- 1 *es. The bonds would be used in the ' Sonstruction of a statewide system of 1 permanent highways, the main arteries to connect all the county seats of J the state. The second bill would create the ' machinery with which to direct the 1 building of the system. The chief fae- ' tor would be the state highwav com- ( mission, composed of the three pro- 1 lessors of engineering at the Univer- ' sitv of South Carolina, Clemson and the Citadel, and one member from sach congressional district appointed by the governor for a term of three ' rears each. Both bills were referred to the special committee on good roads legislation. House. Feb. 4.-?Refreshed by its weekend rest, the house of representatives reissembled. and before its adjournment had considered measures dealing with a varity of matters. The bill introduced by Representative Mann, requiring all public schools smploying two or more teachers to Leach tenth grade students, which hill ~ms up for its passage to a third rearing brought forth the most prolonged ind Interesting debate of the evening. 4.fter the measure had been up for consideration for some time, it was iinally passed to a third reading, with the amendment that the bill should lot apply to any district already main- i Laintng a high school. i Another measure that was up for its passage to a third reading had to ' ;lo with granting permission to blind ir ignorant voters to secure assistance In filling out thoir ballot, was introduced by Representative Dreher I ind intends to amend a section of the < act to regulate the conduct of prl- I mary. The motion of Representative < Moise to strike out the enacting ! words of the bill was lost. Senate. 1 The following bills of general In- i tereat were introduced and referred < to the committee on finance: i Mr. Chrlstensen: To establish a|i State highway denartment to define Its powers and duties: prescribe the i ilut'es and qualifications, fix the terms of ofTlces and compensation of i 1 the State highway commission and j < Stst-? highway engineers; to provide j i for *he maintenance of the State high- i 1 Report on Influenza. f>r. S. F. Blakely. who has -been investigating conditions in the Church | Ho ne Orphanage in York for the j State board of health, returned to j Columbia and reported the disease undfr complete control. He has been assigned to Little Rock. Dillon county. to investigate conditions there. The negroes are suffering from the disease. Dr. O. E. Neal has been sent to the town of Marion to make an I investigation and to render medical I assistance if necessary. Miss Belle riniinons, practical nurse, will assist. Prohibit Sale of Tonics. A measure looking to prohibition of Ihe sale of extracts, hitters and compounds used as beverages in substitution for liquor was Introduced in the house of representatives. The bill provides a penalty of not less than $100 | nor more than $500. or imprisonment i Tor not less than three months nor ! more than one year for the first of- ' fense. The second offense would not i he punishable with the alternative fine, but would impose a Jail sentence of not less than one year nor more than two years. To Lead Fighting First. Col. P. K. MeCully of Anderson has been returned to the One Hundred and < Eighteenth Regiment, and will come home with the Thirtieth Division when , it embarks for America. Colonel MeCully was temporarily relieved of command of this regiment, which was , before going into federal service the First South Carolina National Guard, and later famous for its part in breaking the Hindenburg line. Colonel MeCully was in command of this regiment on the Mexican border before going to France. % ray department by registering and Itsensing motor vehicles operated upon &e highways of this State to assent to the provision of an act to provide that the United States shall aid the States In the. construction of rural post roads and for other purposes. Mr. Banks: JTo provide insurance Tor warehouses operated by the State if South Carolina and for cotton storsd therein. Mr. Banks: To amend section 8 of in act entitled an act to provide for the insurance of all public - buildings ?f the 8tate and of several counties of the State and of the public school buildings of brick and concrete construction by the sinking .fund commission: approved March 26. 1918. prohibiting for any cause the discontinu Mice or the payment of premiums. House. Feb. 5.?The house received the Dhristensen-McGhee concurrent resolut'nn from th? t?rcnosinir tc submit to tlie people the question ot rewriting the State constitution. The constitution was written in 185 and Is in many respects obsolete or encumbered with restrictions. This question is now the most important piece of legislation before the lower house and will likely be reported out by the committee within the next few lays. The house also sent to the senate the Mann bill requiring the teaching cf tenth grade pup'ls in all schools employing two or more teachers. The Horton bill to allow the employment of children between the iges of 12 and 16 senrs in cotton mills during the months of June. July md August, when the schools are not in session, was passed to third read Ing. The employment of the children would not exempt any district from the provisions of the compulsory attendance law, which requires attendance four months in the year. 8enate. The Davis bill, prohibiting the location of any court house within three mncs 01 any county line, cause the rise of ti short debate between Sena tors Banks of Calhoun and Young of Charleston. This debate was interrupted by the arrival of the hour for the memorial exercises of the late Senator B. E. Nicholson. * The clerk of the senate read the resolution relative to the occasion, a copv of which is to be engrossed and *ent to the family of the late senator. Senators Shelor of Oconee. Black of Bamberg. Walker of Georgetown, Banks of Calhoun, Johnstone of Newberry. Laney of Chesterfield, C'hriatensen of eBanfort, Padgett of Colleton. Sheppard of Edgefield and Lieutenant Governor Liles, each made a lew remarks in tribute to the memory [>f their brother statesman. House. Feb. 6.?Throe hills were struck from the calendar ij\ the house of Statewide interest. One of these wns to restr'ct hours in cotton mills nnd textile plans in the State to 48 per week, and the day not to be in excess of nine hours. The vote was 69 against the measure and 23 for. The chief argument against the bill was made by Representative Leopard of Pickens county, himself a cotton mill man. Mr. Leopard contended that the bill would in effect reduce the wages of the cotton mill operatives 20 per cent, which the operatives themselves would resent at this time. The Horton bill to allow children between the ages of 20 and 16 years to work in cotton mills during the aunamer school vacation was passed and sent to the senate. Senate. The senate convened at 11 o'clock and completed its calendar for the lay in a little more than two hours. About 26 new bills were introduced. me majority or these were local. \mong those Statewide in application were the follow'ng: To provide for the enforcement of the provisions of law against allowing tips to be glvsn to the employees by the department of agriculture, commerce and industry, introduced by Senator Ponrce of Richland county. To authorize the county treasurers of each countv of this State to rebate the poll tax and road tax of each soldier and sailor who was in bona fide service during the world war. introduced by Senator Butler of Cherokee. To provide a permanent record of nil soldiers and sailors of the United States army and navv who enlisted for service from the State of South Carolina during the war with Germany and her allies, also introduced by Mr. Butler. Five Navy Entrants. Five South Caroliniuns enlisted in the United States navy at the central recruiting station in the Arcade building. The young men enlisting we.-e William Washington Smith and Geo. C. Holliday of Greenville; Henry E. F. Metcalf and Luther J. Edwards of Spartanburg and John H. A. Derrick uf Columbia. Four of the young men enlisted as apprentice seamen, while Edwards enlisted as fireman, third class. Subrecruiting stations for the navy have been opened at Spartanburg. Greenville and Charleston. En Route to Cuba. Prof. Oscar L. Keith of the University of South Carr^lna is on his way to Cuba and South American countries for an extensive traveling expetlitlon to become more familiar with the Spanish language. Word was received at the university from the professor saying he was iu St. Augustine, Fla.. and expected to sail in a few lays for Cuba. Professor Keith was granted leave of absence until the fall term of school In 1919 by the board of trustees of the university *t their meeting In December. Cooper Makes Aopolntments. Among the appointments made by Governor Cooper are: C. A. Pendarrls of Harleyvllle to be county sqpervisor of Dorchester county. vice C. E. Kizer, resigned. W. N. Evans. Pageland. Chesterfield county, magistrate, vice T. W. Turner, resigned. Rural constables In Oconee county. W. L. Littleton. Salem, and J. G. Mitchell. Westminster. Starks Austin. Santuc. Union county. to be township commissioner, vlc? J. P. Thomas, deceased. | VEGETi Some Building. A well-known senator was showing one of his rural constituents the sights of Washington and stopped neur the Washington monument. "What do you think ??f that?" asked the senator of the constituent, who stood gazing in awe at the stately shaft. "Senator," remarked the man gravely, "that Is the darndest. highest onestory building that I have ever seen." State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Luca County?u. Frank J. Cheney makes oath thut ho Is senior partner of tho Arm of F. J. Cheney St Co., doing business In tho City of Toledo, County and State aforesaid, and that aald Arm will pay tho sum of ONE HUNDRED DOT.LARS for any case of Cstarrh that cannot bo cured bv the use of HALL'S CATARRH MEDICINE. FRANK J. CHENET. Sworn -to before mo and subscribed In my presence, this 6th day of December. A. D. 1886. (Seal) A. W. Oleason, Notary Public. HAUL'S CATARRH MEDICINE In taken Internally and acts through the Blood on t'oa Mucous Surfaces of the System. Druggists, 75c. Testimonials free. F. J. Cheney St Co., Toledo, Ohio. Routs General Gloom. T>e hoys were till sitting urottnd the phonograph In u "V." hut. Sonte one put 'Keep the Home Ft res Burning" on, an 1 just about when every one was beginning to feci blue and homesick tome fellow salr: "All I retnem >n (vi'ui uur iiinu'* lire i* iin* worn I iifiail to carry to keep It bunt Inn." ther-ifty dispelling the general gloom. RECIPE FOR GRAY HAIR. To half p'nt of water add 1 oz. Buy Rum a rniTill box of Barbo Compound, and ** ox. ot glycerine. Any druggist can put this up or you can mix it nt home at very little c<?t. Full directiona for making and use cf,me in each box of Barbo Compound It wi.l gradually darken streaked, faded gray hair, and irnke it soft and gloasy. It will not color th; scalp, is not sticky o' greasy, ar.d does i*?t rub off.?Adv. Cooks are the lending ladles in innny domestic dramas. RCF FEF COMN DESE1 F. S. ROYS Norfolk, Va. Richmond Columbia, S. C. Spart Monl( . vvar ? *?>. > ^'v^; w-'.-. ?r-. ' 7*583? v'. "** -V ? V* > . -. \ v f\ . ' * I ' 0 ??1 ' wmmm?mmm lervous I Should Profit by tl of These Twc Buffalo, N. T.?UI am the mothei nearly three years I suffered from in my back and side, and a gei fessional attendance most of tl jKsfr get welL As a last resort Pinkham's Vegetable Com . .T advertised in the newspaper a marked improvement. I \ now free from pain and V^O\ work."? Mrs. 13. 13. Zu Buffalo, K. Y. Portland. Ind.?"Thad ,Jj I so badly from it at timet 6?*^/ at all. I was all run do\ Wm/r X do my housowork, was V down at night. I took t \ but they did not help n ^ Lvdia E. Pinkham's V ? V / \ it and now I am sti H \ my own work and \ Compound the cr Kimble, 935 West very Sick Woman Should Tr \ ?. PINK1 \BLE COM LYDIA C.HNKHAI Bobbv's Idea. "Mamma." said small Bobbie. who had just been chastised for disohedlence, "ain I a canoe?" "Certainly not. Hobble," site replied. "Hut what put that idea into your head?" "Well, you are always saying that you like to see people paddle their own canoe, and 1 thought nutyU> I was yours." Important to Mothers Examine carefully every bottle of CASTORIA, that futnous old remedy for Infants and children, and see that It In Use for Over 80 VeSrs. Children Cry for Fletcher's Custoria Phonographs, like some people, are shy of originality. IIAARLEM Oil. IF YOU: j Do you feel tired and "worn-out?' ' Are you nervous and Irritable? Don't sleep well ut night? Iluve a "drugged out," unrested feeling when you gel up In the morning? Dizzy spells? Bilious? Had taste in the mouth, buckache, puia or soreness in the loins, and abdomen? Severe distress when urinating, bloody, cloudy urine or sediment? All these Indicate gravel or 6tone In the bladder, or that the poisonous microbes, which are always In your system, have attacked your kidneys. You should use (HOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Ctipsules Immediately The oil souks gently into the walls nnd lining of the kidneys, and the little poisonous animal germs, which are causing the Inilammutlon, are lmme dlately attacked and chased out ol your system without Inconvenience ot pain. vste itili; " PS.fcr mniTiiiM 4ANDS DEFEF WES PREFER TER GUANO I Va. Tarboro, N. C. Charlotte, I anburg, S. C. Atlanta, Ga. Macc fomery, Ala. Baltimore, Md. ToI< ?? ? 1 w &a?a?????** {others I ?e Experience I ? V> tviu U1UUICII, KUU ior i a female trouble with pains I leral weakness. I had pro- H _ lat time but did not seem to H * I decided to try L<ydia HL H pound which I had seen H s, and in two weeks noticed H continued its use and am H able to do all my house* H linska, 202 Weiss Street* H a displacement- tvnd AnffAnd i 1 could not be on my feet H vn and so weak I could not nervous and could not lis reatmeuts from a physician H ae. My Aunt recommended H epetable Compound. 1 tried M :onp and well again and do H I give Lydia ?. Pinkham's H edit."? Mrs. J os e r u i n a H Race Street, Port.! and, Ind. 1AMS I POUND ! 1 MEDICINE CO. LVHH.HAS3. M Men With Rig Wanted to sell Rawleigh's Products. Eatab lished demand. Large profits, healthy, pleasant, permanent. Give age, occupation, references. W. T. RAW LEIGH CO., 130 Illinois St., Memphis, Tcnn. FROST PROOF Cabbage Plants Esrly Jri-nry and t'harlcatou WaUeUeld, Sue' cetnlon and Flat Dutch By Piprffi, MX), SI.3S; i 1,000, F. UI, o.OuO at 91.7S; I0.0U0 and up at tl.M, V. O. B. here. Uy Parcel Pout. prepaid, 100, Mo; 5u0. SI .NO; l.ouo. srr>0. WliolcHale and retail. D. F. JAMISON. SUMMERVILLE, ?. C. AfiFNTCa B>'n:uner denionfttraUnaTlra-Cara. rtuL'" - J Aatonmblln owners eaaar bnyera Msrreloun! Pnneltire,, cuta, blow-outs in tires,tubea peruianentlr repaired In & nilnntea without tools, host or acids. Self rulranlnny. No aiperlenca neressarr. Saves UXt vnieanltTbtf bills, tt ontat j repairs puncture,. Money-buck qu?rnnteo. Immense points. Km4 mS?7 fur will M rtiHaln 11 If. assure BibWr PreSM*, Cs., * IS Sr. Pssl St.. bsltlwors, MA. CAPSULES R MCK ACHES Don't Ignore the "little pains and l aches," especially backaches. They I may lie little now but there is no tell; Ing how soon a dangerous or fatal dla ease of which they are the forcrun ncrs may show itself. Go after the , cuuse of that backache at once, or you i may find yourself In the grip of an incurable disease. Do not delay n minute. Go to your druggist and Insist on his supplying i you with a box of GOLD MEDAL Ilanrlem OH Capsules. In 24 honra you will feel renewed health and vigor. After you have cured yourself, con. tinue to take one or two Capsules i each day so as to keep In first-class > condition, and ward off the danger of i future attacks. Money refunded If they do not help you. Ask for the ' original Imported GOLD MEDAL ' brand, and thus be sure of aettlns the I genuine.?Adv. :r's zer IENCE I || j :ENCE A I ; ' i: . . !-> ?; . COMPANY N. C. Washington, N. C. jS&jj&n > ' >n, Ga. Columbus, Ga. * edo, O. -y I