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A Poor Weak W As she is termed, will endure bravely gonies which a strong man would gi The fact is women are more patient tl to he under such troubles. Every woman ought to know that si the most experienced medical advice nd in absolute confidence and privacy the World's Dispensary Medical Assoi Pierce, M. D., President, Buffalo, N. has been chief consulting physician of Hotel and Surgical Institute, of Buffal many years and has had a wider practii in the treatment of women's diseases t His medicines are world-famous for tin The most perfect remedy ev oatc women is Dr. Pierce's F IT MAKES WEAK WON Hie many and varied symptoms of w forth in Plain English in the People's revised and up-to-date Edition of whii receipt of 31 one-cent stamps to pay c For Sale by Theo I Clemson Extension Work . | Broom Corn Broom co>n is a species of sorghum grown especial y for its its tops, which are used in rranu-, facturing brooms. The crop isj oue about which enquiry is fre | quently made by farmers and the! following is written partly in au-! swer to such questions. It is not a great meney crop, not more so, than cotton if equal to it, and re-J quires mor< iu the way of equip- j meut for its handling, more labor' at harvest time and more skill in preparing it for market than does the cotton crop. It is a crop iu which the profits depeud very p7f Mb Marvelous Cores io Blood p p p- niirifles the blood, buil< strength to weakened nerves, expels < happiness, where sickness, gloomy feclii In blood poison, mercurial poison, and skin diseases, like blotches, pirn head, we say without fear of contradi purifier in the world. Ladies x\)>ose systems are poisoned dition r.iie to menstrual irregularities, dertisl ionic and blood cleansing prop Root and Potassium. F. V. LIPPMAN, Cheraw Drayage See them foi HAU First Class Livery i a rv r^TJ a E A. u. Vjnnr Chera\* FOR One Nice Six Room < Apf J. A. S P. B. HU DEAL Horses ai All Classes Bought< Large supply of hnn.-l frnm vvhic selec Full Line of Lei Buggies, Wagor Everything positi be as represented. TERMS: Tl P. B. HU Phone 28, v Our Agents Make $50.00 a We< rompM*' wilh lylass. sells for Sai in Ohio 00 in onethi.v. Wean the world. Oin* U'iKTiil MtfJ'iit w.-int I i will ( xtwiri yon thirty dn,\s !*?? 'ii with ilirotne. Oiji business is stahlislnd t we and frame trust. We want honorable need no capital to work for it*. We t??ae OIK'e WILLIAMS ART CO., 2515 In answering state 'Saw advertisement cai experience lian ur.y other physician in this country, eir astonishing efficacy. cr devised for weak and deli* avorite Prescription. [EN STRONG. SICK WOMEN WELL. Oman's peculiar ailments are fully set Medical Adviser (1008 pages), a newly ch, cloth-hound, will be mailed free on ost of mailing only. Address as above. . E. Wannamaker largely upon the quality of the produet offered for sale, the price ranging from Si'5 up to aboil' Si01 per ton, according to the quality. Five hundred pounds of cured brush per acre is consider ed a fair yield. The best quality of broom corn must be straight, of good length, fine texture and cured in such a manner as to be a good green color when put on the market. There are two kinds grown, one known as the standard broom corn and the other as dwarf; thi* latter is grown extensively iu the central west. Iu order to secure the quality of stalk mentioned above it is P. Poison, Rheumatism anil Scrofula. Is up the weak and debilitated, pives disease, pivinp the patient health and ips and lassitude lirst prevailed. malaria, dyspepsia, and 111 ah blood pies, old ehroitie ulcers, tetter, sea Id ction that P. P- P. is the best blood and whose blood is in art impure conare peculiarly benefitted l>y the wca? erties of P. T. P., Prickly Aih, Poke SAVANNAH, OA. and Transfer Cn. UI1W I I v? WW. r all kinds of LING act Moderate Prices. 'MAN, Mgr., r, S. C. RENT Cottage on High Street >iy to ELLERS NTLEY rn txt ,r.i\ n> nd Mules ; of Stock ind Sold. stock always on h to make your tion. j adiu^ C ratios of is and Harness. vely guaranteed to mr and Casii. NTLEY Cheraw, S. C. Sfl!i:i<r iii'W |iri)ri>ss \vh1iT ctiltir |n?r~~ 1i':iit ii;i<I ir;niii\ I"?11M) fiMilf llpl-s .i!n! i:i>( |-i|' li<?iis 111-'. Ynlllitf iiimii ill'* l;iS^>si (.iclllic iili.'l II'JIIIU* IiuIIh- ill ii t jii'li i iumly. ilivi* us iviVri'iii'*' mid vm Iflv. Imliol'iifili' ,iii|iI?iviiim||I ill :i li;y i.fv-lm* y 'jirs. \V.? itr?' mil in I In* pirliir. 11 ii>i w urt li.v ii|n<> !!I 11 i\'i > mil v. Vim Ii ,vou lunv to imiki* .1 .\i|ilri>- :ii W. Taylor St., Chicago, 111. in" BE TEMPERATE Proverba 23:2 "At the last it biteth like a serpent HILE It cannot be said that I from intoxicating liquors, Genesis to Revelation It rei Its debauching effects as in We think probably that the climatic c and the nerve tension of our day ma [ grievous at this time. These facts \ Jesus and the Apostles should we go abstinence as respects all alcoholic Ik tions require to be specially met. As, for Instance, while Adam's ct did intermarry, nothing of the kind w< now because the great depravity of < faced our natures along certain lines cousins to marry is dangerous as resj other words, circumstances alter case centuries undoubtedly great changes and the wisest and noblest of human day, at least, alcoholic beverages are i They are dangerous for the strong of tations to the weak, who should hav the bearing of their burdens of kered. and sin which directly and indirectly i should make nil good people stand In i position to it. In this we are not cond ticipate in the stream of crime and amongst those who manufacture and well as amongst those who own stock noble minds, who would rather do gr reasoning which we do not fully ccrr ofT their own shoulders upon the shou ters of the human family. Unquestl traffic. As the Apostle declares. "The In today's Study Solomon the Wise redness of eyes; woe; sorrow; content not thou upon the wine when it is red down smoothly. At last it blteth like It would appear that there is a charm stimulants which gradually wastes the of will. The wise man associates tb twin-sister, fleshly desire and general behold strange women and thy heart "Thou shalt be as he that lieib dowr wreckage) and as he that lietb on toj destruction. He describes the conditif They are unconscious of injury and f unconsciousness, so that, upon recover! seek the stimulation again. Thus are ing habit gradually forged and raanho< pects, not to mention heavenly hopes, It Is written in the Scriptures, "M of heaven"?no drunkard, therefore, ca Christ, the elect Church. Thank God perdition, but it does signify great lo that, huvlng once been a drunkard ni condition, the individual would be a < that only "overcomers" are promised Kingdom. He who loses the mastery drunkard is certainly not an overcome heirship with Christ The President i lowing sentiment: "To a man who is who must have at his command the b would, with all the emphasis that I alone?absolutely.' He who drinks is advancement. Personally I refuse to I When Mr. Taft expressed this be ^ not disqualify himself for advancem Frederick D. Grant an outspoken tota curse of Christendom, because practlc result of It. Ninety-flve per cent?I acts of lawlessness in the Army is dui other form. Whoever heard of a salo< Biave irumc, or u uuuse 01 uiuuu) ? men that General Grant does net drinl years?because he is afraid to drink it." very important to have well-bred seed and it is almost impossible to buy such seed in the open markets. One going into the business of growing the crop shculd begin at once to select seed with the view of improving the plants from year to year. Any soil that will grow sorghum will produce broom corn, and the fertihzer applied need uot differ from that used on the corn crop when the same quality of land is cultivated. Since the object in view is a uniform product in quality and time of maj turing great care should be taken in preparing the soil. It should be well plowed and then harrowed and reharrowed until a tine seed bed is secured. Late pi tnting is best on ac count of the fact that the young plants make a very slow growth when the weather is at all cool, and the crop will come into head at a season when there is not liable to be much rain. The seed should be fertilized with a planter that is adjusted to drop a few more seed than you want plants (four to five pounds per acre) and under such conditions of soil and season as will insure good aud quick germination. Cultivation similar to what the corn crop requires is all that is necessary. Weeds and grass should always be kept down and the soil mulch mitli lrwicn onrth hv fivrinnnt ??IV.. WWW ww. cultivation with small-toothed implement. On land that will produce thirty or foi ty bushels of corn per acre, one stalk of broom corn should be left every four or tive inches and thinner as the soil becomes less productive. It is important to have a full stand, as there is a groat tendency to sucker when the plants are too thin on tne land, and the brush from suckers is rarely of any value and is not ready to harvest with the remainder of the crop. The t<?ps should be out eight inches below the head when the oloom is falling and before the seed is filied out if the best quality is obtaiued. The Brush is IN ALL THINGS. !9-35.?May 8. and ttinffeth like an adder."?V. 32. the Bible commands total abstinence It can be said that everywhere from probates drunkenness and points us to Jurlous both physically and spiritually, onditlons of the centers of civilization ke the evils of intemperance specially vould fully Justify us as followers of beyond them In urging nbsohite total juors. Special emergencies and cond!illdren being nenrly perfect could and >uld be wise or in any sense Justifiable sur race through heredity has so preof our weaknesses that even for two tects the sanity of their posterity. In s. In the interim of nearly nineteen have taken place along certain lines ity are practically agreed that In our extremely unwise, extremely injurious, character, and awful. Irresistible temp e the encouragement of the strong In Itary weakness. The amount of crime ire traceable to the Influence of alcobol iwe of It and use their*lnfluenee In opemning all those who more or less parsin produced by alcohol. Doubtless dispense these beverages there are, as In distilleries and breweries, persons of >od than do evil. By some process of iprehend they throw the responsibility Iders of their weaker brethren and sis onably money Is at the bottom of the love of money Is the root of all evil." gives us the picture of the dronkari**. lous; complaining. He advises, "Loeft I and glvetb color to the onp aad ft** a serpent and stingeth lUce an atkMd* or enticement connected with alcafefUr i strong and quickly enthralls the weak e demoniacal power of liquor with Its Immorality, snving. "Thine eyes shall shall utter perverse things." He adds i In the midst of the sen (like floatlng? of the mast"?In Imminent danger o! >n of those who become beastly drunk teem to have their cblefest pleasure la lug from one debauch, their desire Is to the chains of slavery to a most degraded gradually enslaved and earthly prosgo glimmering >o drunkard shall inherit tbe Kingdom n hope to be a member of tbe Body of . this no longer means to us his utter ss. We are never to forget, however, id having tnrned from that deplorable drunkard no longer. Let us remember a share In bis Millennial Throne and ' of his flesh to the extent of being a r and not at that time in line for Joint of the united stares expressed me tu> i actively engaged in reasonable work, est that Is In blm. at Its best?to blm J possess, advise and urge, 'Leave drink i deliberately disqualifying himself foi lake such a risk. I do not drink." vns Secretory of War and evidently did lent by his total abstinence. General 1 abstainer, said: "Drink Is the greatesi ally all crime and all disaster are tb< will make It no less?of desertion aue mi completely divorced from the *Whlt? Ithout n bar? ( You may tell the youn? k a drop of liquor?has rot for eighteen IDOCTOR ADVISED OPERATION CuredbyLydiaE.Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Galena, Kans.? "A year ago last March I fell, and a few days after . there was soreness in my right side. | In a short time a bunch came and it i bothered me so much at night I could n?t sleeP* It ' growing larger and I by fall it was as mr large a3 a hen's egg. ' mm I could not go to I ^ W? bed without a hot ffliii water bottle applied \ XL pijl to that side. I had -!-' V J. ' one of the best doc tors in Kansas and iiiii J J] JL be told my husband y\ r*i that I would have to sf / bo operated on as it Mir, hi 11JI v as something like a tumor caused by a rni tare. I wiote to you for advice ami y >u told me not to get discouraged but to take L?y<lia E. Pinkham's Veg< table Compound. : I did take it and sot :i the lump in my side broke and passed away." ?Mrs. R. K. IIuky, 713 Mineral A. re., Galena, Kans. Lydia E. Pinkham's V. getable Cora-i j pound, made from riots and herbs, I lias proved to be the most successful I ! remedy for curing the wo? si forms of , female ills, includiti; displacements, I inflammation, fibroid tumors, irregu! larities, periodic pains backache, bearj ing-down feeling, lla'c'.-uey, indigestion, and nervous pros!rntiou. It costs | but a trifle to try it. and the result I j has been worth millions to many suffering women. I If you want special advice write I (oritfoMrs.PinliliamJ.vna,ftftt?F I T I e?.i | * Lv auu w if. ?. j Commander Julius A. Pratt, Post No. 143 Dept., II!., G. A. R. Mr. I sane Oook, Commaritier of : above l\<fit,'Kewan'M.?, 111.. wriW: ' For n longtime I was bothered with backache and pains a or- *s my kidneys. About, two iin?i the ago I I started taking Foley Kidney Pills and soon ??\v they were i doing just as claimed . 1 k?-pt on j taking t hem and now I am free from b:ckaehe and tie* painful bladder miserv i- all gfoii". T !iI: Foley Kidney 1'ilIJs-o ueil that ! have told manv of i.,y friends ao..' joomrades alioiit them and shal* j recommend them at every opportunity." Sold by ft.i druggifite. Expert Knowledge l? War on Builfl": j Car? I '"1 _ ! only by experience j .ind c?:iv . What .1... ni excellent in theory I nihy pro'.vi. !ih-ss in fact. The St;? I-oakers have " en : building v.m c:;3 so long- ?.?-*: y <i0 : years?that they are able to eliminate guesswork. They knov/ whif 5s the best material ami which in* t?nal * con! struction is be t. j Their Ion.; e :periencemakes guesswork unnecessary in a .... Q/AAp^- WAUUIN l : fA ' ** 3. HUNTLEY * ZRAW > uniedi'. <*|y haul d nut ami the >eed stripped off the same :. v. fifi" am a stripping, <>n a I scale, is uKiie by inacliineiy Li'., amy be purchased from manufacturers. Improvised methods, like the carry iMiino with long tretiij or a steel-spiked comb attached to a frame or side of a box an-1 swers very well where there is nly a small quantity of brush to be stripped. The curing, in order to pre-1 serve the gieen color, must be ione ui dor a roof aud away fi < m the sunlight. The tops from which the seed have been removed are spread in layers lime i ulifcs 'hick 011 latticed racks where tnoic is free circulation of air Wi.i'n 110 juice can be squeezed out of the stalks by twisting ihein, ilie curing i> i oin pete ami tin t-rash should or i ? mifcved lYom i;e racks. This will require l;o:n four to six weeks. It is then bulked for a period of ten days or iwo weeks to gt jrgugh a sweat, when it is ready to bp baled. The lops slioum ue very carefully sorted into difieret?giaucs,as mixed brush Lever sella well. Tiie baling is done with a horse power pi ess. The tops are lapped together iu the middle of the bale and the butts stafid out at each end. Bales usually weigh about three hundred pounds. The crop requires very cartful aud prompt work at every step and consideiable outlay in itie way of equipment is necessary, if oue lias had no experience in the growing of broom corn, it would be well to start on a small scale and learn many thiugs from experience about the busi""oj thu t it. w i m hie to irpf UV.OO VilUV iV A U ?? n-? any other way. W. R. Perkins, Director Agricuii. Dept. It does not cost so very much to own u homo in our city. Lots, splendily located and of ample size, can be purchased for liitle money, while building lots sell ui less thau value. Building male-1 rial is as reasonable nere us at other poiuts. Able architects anil contractors are ready to satisly , every demand; heuce to owu a; home is within the range ot posibiiity no matter how meager the salary or limited the means, hi a man is honest, upright and di9-1 plays a willingness to help himself, there are people here, maiij, who will give him whatever help! is needed so long as it be within ! | tie bounds of reason. ?Miii>li!>l<l, \ t.. Jan. 16. 11mm;. J Til.- Blomliitt' Corporation, llo.-t r, M ii >s. Di'iir sirs:?Kiic-lnsed flml S"> on I'. I ?. tll'll'T l'? wlliirll pii'llsi' HHIIll III*' I'll' l**Z* U botll' s </i" IllooiiiiiH bv ?'X|*r>> . | |)i*'|iiiiJ. 1 Invi* taken eiulit *olil I <iii<1 think it as.- Ii-Ipeil me woinl' r.nl!.\. Jh-|nvifully yours, i i No. 1013. MU8.C. D. SMITH. ; sum cure m For AY: Jlseases of stcmach, p. ! livezi lkidneys 11*1 #j? 'v * ttibCj, > v I Will Cure Any Ca?;? Not b?: The kind of a Girl for lis Tli<* buxom, bright eyed, ros> chocked, bounc ing lass, who can darn i stoc king, mend trousers, make inn- own frocks, c mmai (J i? u i111 l f en s and ken Irs, cod pigs. < !ti?p \votl, milk >. t stir with the boys aud ol. w i ii iI in company, i* j !- ! r sort of girl for us and i any war : y man to marry. It 1 y .!. ye pining, moping, ii'-rtga-rd. music murd'-ring, novel ih*voi)ri ; daughters of ?s. yon 'ie no iii t iniony tiian a all ?m- a fa m i Iy of The truth is. ,viiu want mo' i' noeriy I >.-> iinibie restraints, U'i h i. ami loss parlor, ui ? I ex ici e and less sofa, r ii.ii.dii a and less piano, ii e i i.ui.. and less mock s , in- re breakfast and e > i.ii-in\ Louse you rselvos a i , j ,v n ore liberty and less n s.ia i t i?\ lasliion, breathe the 'r a ii.-sphere of freedom and b in > inethintf as lovely a~d Li an il'ul a> the God of Nature ; <1 s!_lie .. f i i- ' III i I-" i' Itiv -i* iill?'? .) ii)r. V\m. ?. darker Aakes a Rej markable Statement After Travelling from the Atlantic to the Pacific. As he secured some of the most no ul?lf iinlo'Sfiiisiits lo liis tiieory. In; iloi;s | no| lirsit Ii* in suyiui; that In* will pos1 0 iV'-ly guarantee hioniliue lo cnn; stone ii In- iiliulili-r or any hi lacy or bladder ii-i>11 l>li*. no matter liow lont> you have Ik-i-ii siifl'.-i in^'. Nini'ty-si'Wii pia cent of .1- i>>. 11111111.1.1011 oi I li.i I iiib'il ..n-- .r 111.;-. -I ?> ii Ii Kiil.i- > or. hindd |- . I all . .11 I In* blr I .-i-v' II ,\l'lirs | ' ooilim- lias 'in*' <i ltd ih-i- real, of I lln*?*a.-i- Ii >t liav*- Ii. im trcnt'-d with it Hundred- oi casi-s of lu-aiorrliap* of ! i lie blailili'i* have ii. i-a i*iii* <1 nit"i* treatiia-al in sonic of lie i udiug hospitals j have Initial to i-v.-ii " liey | lie pa I lent. We i h it our tin* or, oi In aiina ili"?" ii iwi> wi Ii bloodim-. is ili< .niiy pssild > a .in r .a w Iih-Ii siicli a large p ic. nia c nf c >s> can be nr. ii. Unit we i| . uoi In sii ii in ;;ii.irI it ii I f i* lb - ellici- nex o- bio .line. Mr. 1 i-iii?m. I Ii lin-iiii-ss manager. of i I Ic- I'oslai lei-graph at.(I ( libit-Co.. of BiiMelol-ll. Maine, iiad H stone ill ills bl.i (Ic iciiioV'-il wiili six and one-half Ibolil'so blooilii.e. a Icr eing I old by jail lie le.nl lie plix-'cia s i hi-vieinit,\ dial iIn-1titly wax il could possibly be . moved was by an o| ention. Wcstuiid I i-eiidy |o la: ihmIi positive proof of the ! above slal in-nl lo liny one doubting ! : lie I I'll I II Ol t be allle. I More tiiau live miliio'i bodies of bio eli xx en. sold in \ in* ricn lu-t year. ! Can III r>- lie afiy greater evident of .merit than this unpara Ivh-tl sale of a ' seieiit lie product. .N other product has ever met w tli a-toiidiiig?ule? in o short i a period, ami'i-oiii a conservative esti' mat" the sales this veiir will reach ten j million bodies 2.H.S0 bott ?*s were sold in >i single day in Ch-vclnuM, Ohio; 2,1(50 i bodies xxeiesold in Rochester, X. Y , ut llie liest day's introductory sue. ami 1.400 bol I les iii Patterson X..I., in one 'ji.v. No Ni'it'lll ifift I I'fUtllient llllS I'VIT ! .itfjiiinil siiHi us ill \ uitTH'ii. We .lie now >11 f>|>l> in tlni-ijiistH wit It l.loodiie\ for I lie ronvriiii'iM of III-wishing; t'Mroi.viiii'i' l lifiiiM'lvt'f of its ni'-ri:h. It your ilnitmisl ilonni't have it. The l"ooi|iih* I ,;i born lories. itoHfoli, Milsrt , will *ii|i|?l.v von with a fix week's treiitliifiit (six ho'11'sI Kir $'2..">(); nOe n bottle. tri.'il siiiiiph' iilid bookl. I, 10?. Plumbing and E With ample facilities at prepared to do all kind; tncal work for the publ ly furnished. Respec C- F. Pe: Che av if M E |$ We iI the kind of it's the same t-> if you J of tlie children or telcpho i#i W e are now located in t Second Mrect, just a few : Let u> have vour order to II H. A. B i5 Piior r-r#Tj ,rr^rt,:v c.i < j t ?'- * ; y N. c'v k> -K* ' i >l 'i ?>' '* I5 ^ I mi & KacKache, Dizziness, : '.idlgc^tion, Malaria, etc. BS * w. J ? cf o ' i>. * Y or i'Li * ond lae Reach of M< Sold by all Druggists After La Grippe "I had suffered several weeks with LaGrippe. Had pains in my head and eyes. It felt as though there was a heavy weight on the top of my head, until it seemed that my brain would burst. I was so nervous that I could not rest or sleep. When I dozed off I would awake with a sudden jerking of my whole body. Dr. Miles' Nervine, Heart Remedy and Nerve and Liver Pills cured me. A number of friends have since realized the same benefits." MRS. ALVIN H. LOCKS, Seabrook, N. H. The after effects of LaGrippe are often more serious than the disease, as it leaves the system in a weakened condition that invites more serious troubles, such as pneumonia, etc. Dr. Miles' Restorative Nervine should be taken for some time to thoroughly restore nerve strength. Dr. Miles' Nervlns la aold by all drug* gists. If the first bottle does not benefit* your druggist will rsturn your money. ^ MILES MEDICAL CO., Elkhart, Ind. Five or six doses of "666" will cure any case of chills and fever. Price 25c. E?A. McCLELLAN, M. D. Office up stairs in Evans' building next Id T'-l' pliOi.J' Office. Telephone*: No. 89 and 62. I'lieru w, - . S. C. PHILLIP A. MURRAY, JR. Attorney at Law CHERAW. : S. C. OFFICE?Id rear of Waddill <fc Lindsay. STEVENSON & MATHESON. * ATT* )HN KYS-AT-LA W I'rue line in nil (Jourts of (.'hesterflelo .mil -urroiinding conntfe* and in I>nil^*d j Sint.h Court.. < >m-of 1 |i?> rrn will Ih* at I!|iei?t??rl1eld 1 \.-im Miindnv. EUNDERBURK & LAWRENCE, Dentists and Surgeons. Bridge work, Pyorrhoea and Artificial Enamel Fillings a specialty. -? yI" *. ' Phones: Office 138 Residence 174 I C. S. Lynch REAL ESTATE Ofreraw. ft. G. Office of County Superintendent of Education. Tin-County Superintendent of Educatinii give* notice that liin office will be opei- every Saturday and the first Monday of each month. < 4 O 1 lectrical supplies : my command I am > of Plumbing and Eleclic. Estimates prompt :tfully. rvdleton, V, S. C. A T S J" *"rrir| meat that gives pleasure. f come yourself or send one J ne your order, ( he new building on North J steps from the Town Hall. ( -day and every day. ' URCH, I ie 80. |? IMedicine foi s &F& eases. 50c. Gu^ %s t3 w r ^fm \DDER DISEASE ?dicin?