The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, April 18, 1902, Image 4

Newspaper Page Text_ CHANGE OF LIFE, Soino Nrnsihio Arivlco to Wo ? mon by Mrs. K. Sailer, ?' Dkau its. I'inkitam: ? AVhon I passed what is Known n* 'ohantfo of lift-,' I )iu<1 t wo years' an f forlinf, ? smltli'ii In-ill, mill as |ic(ito was vurinlilo und I now r i-onld ti ll for AI its. K. S A 1 i l If, PreoMortt (Iitiii ui f.'i in f \ > 1 ialNm, I.ll.t >. t ' ll, ft (lay at a tinii !> nv I v.. mid f ? I next day. Ki vo Imi tli- i if l<>din 1 1. Pink llil Ill's \' (?;; < ? I i Mi changed all lliat, inv<lav-> ? >? r.uj'r- ? i . ? \ * of liualt )i , a ii' I I h'i vn ? u ?> ?%??-? I i- . . i y tlay *ince~lK>\v < \ i-a i-.. 4* Wo have i. . ? 1 1 i-kii '? < ! ? !? M.l- ..r y.i'tr Vegetal 1 1*' I'liinii mini i-i ? i r ? !ia : i1 .!?!?> work, a.s we fin I I li ?t In , r mother I" In-all ii Ml -In-. .'II n | ? ; ?? ? t ' ln-r Sblf and tli-' <? il -m-h ! "i ?, ? ? } ? - i I" : if Klieh there In-, i t I m I' ? ? - i ! . t 1 1 i :i to (fivo other aiil. Yi.w 1 1 . ? ? ? 1.1 . lnai:/ nri(iorseiiii'iit, f??r ? !.a ? ?? pi m .-n yourse If n tnii- fi 'i-ii I ' ? " ? -. ? w i > llll'll." -M us. Ii Sunt; ll.il ^ f , llOH A ill-fles, t :i I f. ? ,/ -i f,.,. tliHonlul is '>nt No <M lior perstiti < ;i n ; : i * Jirli pit 1 1 ad \ ire to v. on ? ? n \\ tin arc Kick as ?'.in "dr-.. i > i 1 1 1% h;i ?:t, for ll(? o(ln r he. I > i i ? i s.;e!i V. rent eXpei'leiHM'? lin-ii <dress is Lynn, Mass., and her ?ii:\I?-ji if you arc sit !t write iter" ; mi ni\> foolish il' you ?!'>i>'f . ?Vn ! D&fSSf!>?MOWN A . <\ J ! , RfD5t'AL SHOES N?? )'.? r? v li'MMi'il loll. T/i'i (*hin< i-ohmy i:? i l >;i> l iiii fr? VPf mliHi ?; . ..I i.l 'i i <>,<?? i r'T'M 1 t hnt I'lii i ; <?' > :i . ? i i 1 1 r i . ! : t i i. ? | n < - v In-'o <>l' K \v. i ,;i I . ? >..?,? i I ; > h' rcd'-d to I'm i it ii.'- <!; Hi. I to wi'S li 1 1 1 < ? . t of (.'.!<? ? " ; i i 1 1 ? hi liiij territory I ? l-?n ? \ i:?: > m- ? I ; t ? i? wt lirtiil jri'i ntiy an I ; ? ? t ?-:??! i ? I !>.' iiiort thnn f>'>u Chine. <?. \? thi.; ui? ? ? i s>5 tiinny pn t fl??l '<? ;;y.' > !| ? ? r ? .* in.' !<? mil t\ ii>)< ii : > I | ? i < >l ? ' i..; nr. ' I n I tho c'.LN;i'M! will !>?? ? '<? W i 1 fans, Chili's.' mini..! i .? . ? fl tl (1 t r ? I ( i c 1 ' , \ \ ) f , : 1 . \ : ? ? ; 1 1 1 ! . I i; I Pokln. M< I of I !' ? * ' ? : ' i ? ? ' (!? i !a 1 1 tlmt If tli" |': d'. i.'. I ? . )<?:' 1:' l i'i tuftiii ntt< in, ' t" ' i/" it tii- y ill i'1 1 11 i ll to < 'hin t ;n ?! ot /<? .'ill Ui my to flRllt ti I", ill II 1 I 1" ' ' M. Tll.'tv ill ?? ?:I ?'? ? ' .??> ')(> ' I lillfil Shi. Mown .u. ! ?; i v ate J. That Is Hi" In - I | i.i i t nl l < ;n I v w hi' 1 II pic! || t o r;i r: ?i. it < \ ' 1 1 l.atiKirri Dm m \ <?l \ 't ? l (It ho il li\ I ?: tt ? j.'i ' ?. ! <( ' 1 1 i ' ? ' r-4 01 I ?s, I i C Gcnnfnc stamped C C C. N . . ? r :.?>M in 1 slk. Bewaru of the dealer wh > 1 1 :<? *, to tell "something just u-; gi'oJ." WAY W. If. I AKI - ' SndOO ':?r /\ \ s r s cy r .;///' 200 I K I 1: S< IU1 I \ 1 ? I II . I.t . \ I. ( OS | \\ T I ? ? I M t ( . \ VI \ HI *1 \ I ?? < ? ? I 1 1 < ? . * < ?' N ? Sin a i 1 crops, 1.:! ?!?? \ <;; ctal>!e<( 1 1 ? .;! i; < [ siasii. \ I? I'd rt! >'* ' < ! 1 fo II ( I (>! I'll our /; , . [>.nn CtK.M.W h* ; l v. : I! > B, B. B. SENT F REE I fiivc* Kncmii, ttohtnc Hnmon, Statin, ( ,ti )i urn lr n, l illl|/lfS, Kti'i liutnnl') lilouil Mu I rn (II. It. U.) ix a CfTliilU it it < t Mir<? euro lor Koxorna, Itching Skin, Klllllulrt, Hl'ttllri, Si'llliM, WIlt'T) HIMiT* I 'I 111* l l' ?, A<liinK lloiu'H or Joint*, ll??ilx, fi?i? litiiwIoH, I * r i ? k lliitf I'uln In llii' SKIii. 0]>l l!?t< iiijr .s<>r< h, I'lri-ts, s<T"ful(V, Sii|?-r.tiiiiK w ? ? 1 1 - ilitfs. I'liKdl |'<<l-.>n, < ll I > ? ? ? r Uh'l nil fit I 1 ?*, I'.'tilllt" 111"1" | )tl|lln till' 111) worst ami moHt tlrnf. .M-ut i-tl I'iist'H l.\ m i l 1 . J |>urlf>iii< . ami vitnlmnij t Ili'ji! . Ki\mp it In ill ti v Mowit | ' | ? i > I i .->kin; !??*<% l.-i iM-ry aij<J ??! v?*h Mm 1 1 'i f'l?i\v </' ImulMi (?> Mil* kin. I 'ruKKint -i ? J l( j i-r Inrijf Ih.iHi-. 'J'.t | r ? ? \ i it mu.s M.i.i. I I'.alin m-ii! fn-i l.y writing lik.'.il Cnlr ' ? 1 - M I trh*' II St . M lanl u , 1 1 ii I )i- i'i II' I r 'H ? unit fri'ii lll" 'l|r;t| It'll ir<- ul-'i '"'lit ill .. 1 I' lii'i". I'., l! l; sriil at i.ii | i'?- 1 iii'l. II.. u '? I hi. " Wr ftfTrr ( >im 1 1 mill in! Initial's 1 1 '? w ir I ' >f Mi v vast' "I * nt a ri 1 1 lli iit "nn n i?l In- ?? iii' l : . / If ail'* ( it t ii i ilt * urr. IV .f. ' H K S K V Mm., I'UM'S. I '? i il <V Mir iiirln ili'iii-'l ha vr I; in??i a I i 4 r i.oy f'?r t Im l.ni I '< vr.ir . :i n ? t ni'lii'vi' lipn ? ?r ii i'dv ti"ii"i iiili- in all imslii'-ss tr.nr ;i ? 1 1 <m iiihI ilnaii<'lall> aM" l<> I'iiriy <>at any .vi lli >n iiiiii| !? I >i u;.;, -t'- I > I1 1, I Hi!". \\ m i.i mi, H:vv i s ,V \l a ii v l s . W li< il?"S i ii ! >i i ? i'l <t?, J I. It'll'., i lltl<>. II .ill '? ("iit in. i ii rr i- t i I'll i n * i? i i ii ilin-'-tiy uj "ii tin- I ? i <?. ! a; I . 1 ? i- ? " !ii' is uf I lie .sy.-i?"n. I'ii'-i-, 7 ? . , f. ? "i'i I v -ill I 'i ii'.'^'i ?? \ >1 I ! I I Ml I.I ? 'n- "" u '!'? ? I V. in. Il I-. i . I." ??!?.;, t '.I I1 I . - i ' I '>0 hi , ? li.-i 1<11I<<1<' It'ti;;. I.i. ; |>| t <? i is I r 1 1 I ?1 f . it \ \\ I III. I I I ' .... I V ! 'I * ? 'Mil- I'll! t:. . 1 1 ?- 1 i"' 1 wiii y \ i"ir ? 1 1 ?, Mi 1 in' I lia' il ? ? i ' \ .1 ( I mil- < ran Sl ' : 1 1 ! 1 1 i'i. I I - I 1 i ; 1 1 1 1 1 ..111 .1; ii'.vi- < i|"i. t K I 'Mi . !| 1 1 \ ? .'n< \ ? 1 ? 1 , ? I ! ! .. l l 't.i'. '. I I .I.i. .,,1 ' 1! I 1 i'i Til ' ?; t I'. II I Sick " I first used Avar's Sarsapanlla in t!ic f ill of I S I S. Suicc ilicn I liav'.' lal.cn i( rwry *.prinf? as a li I o n J - |> ii i i F y t !l r :ml i iv I %'C* - sir<r:!M!it ii i n ?_? nici!? inc." S. I". .Inncs, Wichita, K:;?s. It' you feel riin down, arc easily tired, if' your neivesare weak and your hlood is thin, then bepin to take the fjood old stand ard family medicine, Ayer's Sarsaparilla. It'c a regular nerve lifter, a perfect Mood builder, $i o<; ? bouic. ah itru?w*. A *1. \ 't Ha i*.i (i:\nll >? ulil I.HMily in yrc will !??? * * , r minor.'- CHWWJ--VJ, ( Vnov I ? lit ml Ml in- 11. M. n and l)"VN who liv?> ill (Y'li.-y Isl tinj ; 1 1 > 1 1 M ? . i ? 1 1 it now hm\ at i ' ? < it w j i' t <t <ii en pa t ion of s:<'iirrhlnj; i ! t t ; a . ami f"i the mom y, \v :i I rinjia ,i i; ? I i.thrr valuaMvs whiih wi-it I < > - i l.y \ i : j ( < lis f 1 1 i I i II K J ho SMUIIIK T 111 (Ml I Il H. I'm i'i. las! f? \v -lays tlio strum; wind ! mat'- tin' sin I' ;? I ? i ii k 'I"" shoro v?>ry 1 1 . i \ \ nr. I has also ?1 1 i f ? ? . 1 ? lit* sand v. :t \ in Working Willi shovoh* an I t i? v. tin- i.iiinTs <Hk l ir^f holoa i i ; !j, ? >;nd. and a! tin*-* many vala ai 1" Unites nro found Tin oUmr day two >:oli! i i n ami a I'i \v ;>h re. of I'w.n w > if pi. K' d mi ftitHtfut II u I?t'h nisHjf uri'inont, .! i : ? | " > i I; . > of t lie <-a i ly jiihi;s of ' hal only afunt halt a loS\e;\. iv. tin ? niiaird' i' having heeii rut off ' ? a if|- stroke duriiii; a fit; lit wi>b t !i.* TurUs. drizzly i*n I is horn in captivity nro almost I tv hl?* to raise. of twciir** ! hi ? I >: ri l(t i 'imliuiat I, only ono hvid. \?li A '>io IIim'i'I1 I'or \1I?mi'? I out ? Ki? V : ? >\v 'if ! -!t;i!;o i u t ? > y ? a r ?- 1 1 ? > ? ? : ????-.( - t hi ' t. I'uri-s I ?> rile. Hani' ii-. Swollen, S i.\ if .? . V'liimr. sweating t ? > t and !::? ?. ir N nil.-, A i ! ? n - I'.M't ? I'.Hsi' ;iia'??" klliVs i'.lt>\ . \t llil dl ll:::; ~i - ai I ?. ? : ri'?. J.'i >ni?i|do mailed . nil., \ :??? ota.v'. d. r.oi:- > . v \ . *- \ ? v I :i : >! St:i*i*s n.i\a! > ?*<????!< hi* . ? \ inn; * niift rurietl. I ' ! 1 ?* . o:ana'i?n; I v i".: red. No :!t - .?r ? i ?? r v ? > i? ? .????> ? t liy's . ?/ I ? r . Iv hud's U i\t r. v ** i v tii rm\ i .''.ri a i but t ii* and t ro.it n-*. 7 ? ? . ? . il. K i.i N r . 1 d. . ''U \tvSi St.. I'l'iia.. I'a. ? ? ?s on<* ! t :?-il Ju l x aiaio ' ??\ i : ' ? ;n<'is .11 l!i;>.?..: A . 4 ? an* aiiko t ? > ft- in \m I' \ hi i i.ss ? . ? -i a ????!? *r all '? a' >:i>- i- i.i;. ?..t t?v all tlrm;t;isi? I l:? 1 ?? is s.'lltf llllt-4 \s I'.MIi; w ; t il I I'll' i -i .i.i ho\ ii'liw* a l |i|i . i' I .'?? ii'.t I ? 1 1 Pi-- ? s < ' ii r?* !??! < "'iii-iiir.; - ! '?'i ,i.*i il f >i ?? ? i','h-? aTid < ? ild* ? i 'is 1 t: iii: I ? a.tl v S) a i ti ;s , I lid I '?? . 1 1 V'1 '. ( ,.ii >i i . 1 1 : >< ? 4 1 dcalli- aniiuai'y . n i a. J G A N TT'S PATENT COTTON PLANTERS \M? Guano Distributers Wrllo for 1'iico's uuil Cnlftlogue. The (iantt Mf'g Co., MACON, - GEORGIA. J. T. OA NTT, Proprietor. RIVAL *7* NCNCSTER " Factory loaded shotgun shells M!rcr black powder shells, because they are mad-* MMT ind loaded byexact machinery with the standard brand.* of r, sbot and waddlt?? Try thsai and you will be convroced. REPUTABLB ? DL ALBM* > VKBBP ? Ttf B M w * 1 ' ?.< . ? ? DR. TALMAGE DEAD.! S'olcd Pulpit Orator Peacefully Passed Away. 1)111) SlDDfM.V SATIRDAY NIGIIT I ?**v fleo Have Won Higher lame in the I'ii! pit or on the flat for in Mi* (ircal Work finished. Washington, S|??*cl u I * Uev. 'I'. lx Wit 4'y 1 1 1 1 ; ? k i ? . ili?' noted I'i e.shy terlan <11 vine, dad at ii i ii" o'cIocK Saturday at liis residency in this cltv. ll lit! I? rii \ i 1 1 1 ? 1 1 1 fur Hutuo days that i- \s a - rii? hope of recovery UU<1 the * ' t .-ml i ii physh iatis s> informed t he family. 'I'lii* patient gradually ^rew Wfvi 1; it until life passed away >.o I >" t h it even tlii' 'un-lnbcirt of the family, all of whom were watching at I hi: hedside, tianlly knew that he had K iic Tin- cause of death was inlla in a tii i n ii!' t Ik- lira in. I >r. 'Palmare was in poor health w h m he started away from Washlr.K- ; ton ' > .Mexico for a vacation and rest r> i x wi cksj afco was lin n suffering from i ii II ii ' n / it ami act ion a catarrh! condii ions. Since his leturn to Wash inj-'imi si- m<: time .igo ho has been rpiito ill I'ntil Thursday, however, . fears lor hlu (hath wire not entertain- i >d. 'I'lie last rational words uttered hy I >i . Talmane. were on the day pro elding the marriage of his daughter, ; when he said . "Of com so I Know yon, Maud." At l?r. Talmas s hedsldo. hcsid"s > s wife, wi* the following nieinhers of hi;; family Itev. Crank I>eWit Ta! ma^,e, Chicago-. Mrs Warren CI. Smith, 1 1 1 < >i > k 1 \ ii ; Mrs. Iviniol Mangum. Mi . ? i I v 1 1 ; Mrs. Allen 10. lionnan, Ki< h lie. no. Mrs. Clarence Wyrofl' and Miss 'I i ! m i i'.e, Washington While a i ra 1 1 gone n t s for ?.he funeral hi v ? ? not hern Ii unity completed, the family have ahont deeliled to have the leiiiains taken to the Church of the Covenant here on Tuesday, wln-r" services will he held. The hody will then hn conveyed to Hrooklyn, where Infermciit w ill he made in the family j plot in Creenw'ood cemetery prohahly ; on Wednesday. K'ntc Fight In New York. \ ".v York, Special. Negroes and whites dashed Friday night in tin? heart of the Tenderloin district and as1 a it suit sonic ! J or 1"> of tho former' wi'.'c ba lly beaten up. T h ?; cause of this : 1 1 . ? 1 1 sized rate riot was ? 1? ? ? . sh i tine. of Holmes Kasley, n youne ; im l'io. b\ a bieycle policcman. Kasley J i ? I '.utile trouble In the neighborhood and was pursm <1 !>y a crowil. Hi* drew ,i i a / ? ? r and t In eatem <1 a policeman wlio i! h I ,o aricst tiiin. The officer . di '\v his revolver. Kasley r:iti and t!ie * I >i d * i .oil. m sliot liiin, the bullet lo.lg ilK- tu (lie liemo'.-i leg. A ClOVVil of negroes gathered ai:d threatened lie. , ji' dayman, but they were dispersed by a s<(u id of ollieejs. The wounded ncijn was i e mi lived to a hospital, but f"i nonie t i no' afterward I here were clash* s bi 't wi i u ini'iMcs and whites on the sur rounding streets. No more serious in juries vve.re reported. \ Si inlay Hul I Fight. I.'l l';is:i, T< ? x . , Special. The battle nt .Inure/. .M?-x . betweeu a Niiiuidian lion and a wild Samalayiiea bull, wa.- ! witnessed by thousands of pcoph from all <>\?r the Southwest and Mex ieo. < >ne lourt li of the spectators it the amphitheatre were American wo men. The battle continued llereelv I for one hour The bull was not fa tally hurl, 'but the liou ^as gored L'i I times albl w ilkjl nib>fesK die. Mis lej; was b.Yiketi and die wa complete!) vainppKdifd in ftretigth and spirit. W 1 1 \ A\ the I i < in was incapitated the ! Mr\i< ;iii authorities ordered tho bat tie to be d iseont inued. Favorable to I'nrk Re.servatFn Wnshing'ou, Spei ial. ? Hepreeenta* ' live Moody, oi" North Carolina, report ed from tin? House commlttce on agri culture tho bill establishing a National Forest Reserve in (lie mountain forest regions of Virginia. West Virginia j North and South Carolina. Georgia, | Al.thnma and Tennessee. The bill i ar ries an appropriation of $10,000,000. of which $L\000.000 is immediately avail aide. Tiie report sets forth the need of preserving 'his region and argues that the national government is thv only power to conduct a w*rk of this inagnit ude. linns \\ recked and Hurucd. Cheraw, S. ('.. Special. ? Freight trains No.*. L"J and ?>'! on the Seaboard Air Fine, tunning north from Colittn- j Ida, had a rear-end collision on a very ? heavy urade mar Mi Hoe. twenty mi'os from here. Train No. L'l! eatne rushing j down loll a: a U'. 'i i.itc nf spytd and era; le! into N >. which had st< p pel to tix a pin which had dropped! from i ?? ot the ears. Train No. Ti ' was a ! tl w re. I, and a tire destroyed I it. Strikers Dcfv Court Order. Kansas City, Special? Striking join neyinen 1 akersf. have disregarded at. order issued by Judge .lohn Henry, ot | the Circuit Court, restraining then from interfering with the business ot ! Warnoke'* bakery and one of then went so far as to throw the court's nr ?ler Into the street when the dep.it i served it. What cons? Judge Hem* J will take remains yet to be teen. Tin ! strikers have Interfered wtb the bak i ?r'$ business by e'aniiog in front r> his shop and tcllta^ oil persons whe I parsed not to patronise the store, a: j Its manager was antagonistic to or 1 ganlzed Jabe I Heavy Rain rihI Mall Houston, Tex., Special. ? A heav? rain accompanied by hall and In tomi sections a hlnh wind, prevailed ove. south Texas #A?un(fay. The rain Is o. great bencfti though It docs not Lhor ?ughly relieve the drought. The hal has done great damage in the aggro gate though no one section has stfT toed ??Vara!/. llrallli will conn? with all its blessing* to those who know the way, ami it is mainly a ques tion of right-living, with all the twin implies, hut the efforts which strengthen the system, the games which refresh ami the foods whieh nonrisli are important, eaeh in a way, while it is also ail \ an lagoons to have know ledge of the ties t methods ol proniot ing 1 re.cdoni from unsani tary conditions. To assist nature, when nature needs assistance, it is all important that the medicinal agents used should he (?' 'hu best quality and of known value, and the one remedy which acts most hcucttcially ujul plwMuntl.', as a laxative, i*> S \ rnpof figs niiumfact nrcd b\ the California Fig S\ rnp C o. Wil h a proper understanding of t he fact that many ph\ sical ills an* of a transient char* acter and yield promptly to the gentle action of Syrup of I'lgs, gladness mid comfort come t ? the heart, and if oik* would remove the torpor ami strain and congestion attendant upon a con stipated condition of the system, take Syrup of figs ainj cnjn\ freedom from the aches and (tains, the colds and headaches and the depression due to inactivity m' the bowels. In ease of any organic t rouble it is well to consult a competent ph.vsieiau, but when a laxative is required remeinber that the most permanently grutifv ing results will follow personal cooperation with the beneficial clfcetjj. of Syrup of Figs. It is for sale hy all r?*li able druggists. I'rice lifty Cent s per hot I le. 'I he tyrix Hence of Syrup of Figs conies from I lie beneficial cll'ei Is of l he plants used in the combination and also from t lie method of muniifiicture w liich ensures (hat perfect purit> and uniformity of product essential in a perfect family laxative. Ml the members of the family from the \ oiiugest to the most advanced in years may u>e it w hcueviti* a lavat i \ <* i'i m'cded and share alike in it ?< beneficial effects. We do not claim that S\iupof Mgs is the oulv remedy of know n v aim;, but it V,K*csses lliis great advantage over all other la 1 1\ es ( ii.it it acts gently and pleasantly without disturbing natural functions, in any way, as if is free from ever)' ob jectionable <| mi lit \ or substance. To get. its benellcial etlects it is always necessary to buy the genuine and the lull name of the Co. California fig Syrup Co. -is printed on the front of every package. (fAEIF&IFSFJIA San Francisco, Ca!. Louisville, Ky. swjiTp New York. N. Y . impiovr the n'1; of ' ] /< all woiirmi, stout or slim, tall, short, or ( medium. A k vuiir dealer about them. ^ ROYAL WORCESTER * CORSET CO.. WORCESTER, MASS. y tISNOPATH Y Is ill ? r.i>w vci?MK detecting c it ril> J? ilist'i* m.11- ft 'Ul ;i CHEMICAL .?!! I MICROSCOPICAL iUinlvM* >' iht i.rino. I-Yml 1 cents for m.tiiint; t .1- f it Il'l l>i >t lit* lol t?' >'?'? I *? ? '?* -"*>? . ..i,- tiatioM trio, I-Yes iv:ts n.ilno. Miviit'i fi< f'li 11 i - 1>? <!. ^ tl <1 ?' t'H i i*. SHAKER, M D . ' ? ? ?>< nn Ava., I'lttsburjt. ?'? SALZBR'S SEEDS. > ?! it of Bi'i'.! f- j inj?lr ?, ? i >u.: :?? {fTtf.OO '?????? I ittnrt. ''.'(?I ? > i ii v ' i ( . u?)i t'tl .*Wj cli*. i-.ir: li ?i . ' ? ..'i <.ii- . 1 1 1l ? fVHlui iiwlbf, 0U1< A o.iL'ilK SEiJl'i (.0., Lt\ Ciosie. Y/i? WrttKt All [Lbt fAilS. l ? Syru?>. 'O.sK's (i(n.d. UfcC in ilmu. rlcl 1> >* flrn^nlMJ" >o. 1<>. LHJ S BUilNtSS COLLEGE, ' ivB *- ucrr Krul > |-||?M.1. Nil ntR'rtl ! |. < 'II tfi'oi'll" ' _ ? I ALL. Havana Filler 3 FOR 10 $ You can t buy a Cigar of better quality for 10 cents each. " FLORODORA " Bands are of same value a? tags from ' S?nr,"' " DrummonV' Natural Leit, " Good Lucll," " Old Peach and Honey*" " Razor " and " E.. Rice Greenville " Tobacco ALA BASTINE THE ONLYj DURABLE WALL COATING Tfco TV*W- -0*? nM jfm \?rr isrt* ><?ro T?fc/ e??r ?*?><??, M* CMM? Kalsomines are temporary*, rot, rub off and seale. SMALL POX and other disease germs are nurtured and diseases dissem inated by wall paper. ALABASTINE should be used in renovating and disinfecting all walls. * ALABAST1NF COMPANY, Grand Rapids. Mich.. 250 FREE SCHOLARSHIPS. Apply atone* to TDK LANIER SOUTHERN BUSINKPS < OLLKGE, Macon, Ga. Bo kk?*p. In*. Banking; l'aumanablp, Shorthand. Typ*. wrliluf, Totograpb?. &Utb*ia?tKa, Grammar and ButincM Cor r ?? pond* nc* thoroughly taufbt. Board W to 410 p*r moo lb. > REFINE. Ho?.*AT~** RCfiUCCD^ ,T?BY*IJCTO" I* ? r**trcttT h?rr.ff?. VfMtAW# flWIIMl M' "*fW ?? nil* "t mYlICUXS AXDVcotPUi ??hn M?# trif 4 |f , \ t?> t<-n<l I?.ib> roenitite. ??? m*fe# "UMTCTO" " t' ><?>? im kMw (all *?|] M jigM ITS. ??"'??""'nr *?nt ?m?e no ?*tl ???:>?? om: imh.1.411 iok Htcrrr. m? i '>rniMpr|n?IMIa?M< ?T^seas ABSINTHt AND ITS 0H1GIN. ? reucli I'll jr alt-ltt u S.il<l tu^? H'8 l??*ont? or o< Muff. Temperaoc<^>eople in Kuropo worn recently nim?fi Burprised at tin* discov ery that the ?leuilly absinthe was or iginally an extremely harmless med ical remedy. Tt was a French physician who first us it; I lis nam** w;H Ordinaire, and ? fM. was living as a refugee at Couwt, I y Switzerland, at fin* t lose of tho eighteenth century. Like many other country doctors ut that time, he watt a druggist and his favorite remedy waa a certain elixir of absinthe, of which ho alone had the secret. At his death lie bequeathed the form ula to bis housekeeper, .Mile. Grand pierre, and she sold it to the daughter* of Lieutenant Henrold. They culti vated in their little garden the herbs necessary for concocting it. and after they had distilled a certain quantity of the liquid they so hi it on commis sion to Itinerant peddlers, who quickly disposed of it in the adjacent towns and villages. Finally, during the first decade of the nineteenth century, a wealthy dis tiller purchased the formula, and very soon afterward he placed on the mar ket the modern absinthe, which differs greatly from the old medical remedy, since tho latter contains no alcohol and very little absinthe. S. C. 8 (I. f. II. II. lieneral I'ussentje i.v ;> r2;> h :ion l.v 5 05 ;? H 20. v Mi.\e I . o 50. u :> iop ?1 J 0 ; ? <> iOl Schedule 1'. ITecti ve January 15, 1932. sou i iiuoi'M) F.ASTl UN ll.MI'? x< s11>' No. 12. No. 82. . , Mix ?)?.! . 1'fut.s'i-. v 1 ?:*[? 2 00,) 8 45a r.v Mitii"U Arj 3.>p 1 2U| 2 20 n 0 OPa I.v (ilemv. I I v / 2<?p I .s ?.>| 2 lop U 20a I.v Th'inai ?'i'.v I.v 7 o.p 12 30| 3 05f? U 35a I.v Union Mi! ? v i> .>>;? 1-' <>jP 0 20 1 1 J) 50a LvKuUi-if i )'"t, I.v ti 37p II In 8 45p 10 05a I.v *'itv l.v n -2p 11 1 4 10|i 10 20a I.v I i i-nri* t l.'i l.v'?0.?p 10 aOa 4 30 1 1 10 30a I.v -p. I.v 5 55 p 10 30a 4 15p 10 38a I.v l.atti m>r" I v 5 15p 10 00.1 C00(> 10 5?a l.v S>,? ii I v .? 2;?i> W 25a 016 1 0 8a l-v rai'i:. 0 25 ? 11 1 5a l.v I (i C 45|> 1130a Ar l?l.? -k - ' ur^' l.v I 1"V 8 00a N'o. 34 *"? :l Mlxed. 8 20a 1 1 35a I.v 1 tin -k -l nr.; Vr I 1100a l.v Cherok.l '"is I.v 1 ... 10 40a I.v (iaffi 8 50a 1 1 55a I.v Srnvr K 10a 12 05 1 1 I . v II r> <" 'v< l.v 1 ?' '!? "0 | f) 40a 12 20|? I.v Shar..n l.v ?> I P " l-?;. 10 iOa 12 35p I.v Y ? . r k v t I ? l.v :< 10 45a 12 50 p I.v Tlrzali l.v ll??,> 1 16p 1 10p l.v Ko.-k II i. i l.v 3 i o. . ? oo 2 40p 1 30p Lv Ca'a'i u ?' !> I v 2 !'?,? 2 !.>:? 3 I0p 1 45p I.v Kivr-I.'" l.v 2 2;>p 1-' ??>?? 3 50p 2 05 p TiV I.nuca-tei l.v 2 10.. 12 20;? 4 20p 2 25p l.v 1' I'iiVt llili l.v 1 15;- 11 30.i 4 40 p 2 30 p I.v II. n'li >pS l.v I l'>p II 20 a 5 30 1 > *3 02 p l.v Ker.-havv I v 4 I 25p 10 50a GOO.i 3 17p I.v Wc^nii" l.v)2 45p '?> 2" > C 50p 3 50 p Ar ('.mi l-n I.v 12 10;' 8 211.1 *20 mi notes for dinner. Additional trail!1* between lii>i<-ks!'iir;r ai.d ('mlliiey. N??. 13' \ . I'!. 8 50a l.v i:l i '?!?.-! i. .: \rC. I0|> 0 10a I.v Cherokee I >!!< l.v ?> y 30a Ar (iu'lii-y l.v5.< Tralux No.". 32 ami 33 at'1 operated daily. Trains Nus. 31, 35. II. 12. I '. !?. 1<> :"*'l il; arc operated daily ? ? \ ? j t .-> ?> 1 n". ('ONNl'.CTIONS MAI' 1" HV Sol llll! .CM. Tit A I N S . At Mar|on--No, 32 '"(iiitii'-'t- at Musi. <n vvi:li Southern Hallway train No w I . i < ? 1 ? ar rives at Marlon at * '/?< irn li?D) < liattiiiiontra Ashevillo an<l Inb itnedi | ?l?i t At Ulacksl'Uri;- -N'.., 't| r 1 \'??. II c*? >n t. ?-??t with Southern Hallway 11 tin N ? . wlif'di arrives ut IMaeksl.urt; at . I'< am. from \l laiita, Greenville. Spa: t at. ' ? ?:rir. and intei mOfllate points. At Yorkvll.o- V> ;:4 n ?. ????ts vvitl: A N*. \V. train No. 70, wli ii leaves V?>rli?-iy." it 10 48 am, for <ia-l"ii:a, I "neir, aiol inter nietlinto points. ?*r At Hock 1 1 ill-- N 0-. 3 i a n 1 II -on ;i -? u i ? li Southern Hallway train N ?. 75. vvlii -h I'-avi-s Hock Hill at 3 :.0 | in, f. r 1 liester, t'oliimliia, an>l IntcrineillHie | oiniH. At Catawba Jui;eti<>n- N 32 aii"! 31 con nect with M. A. I,, train V>. 32. vv.'iicn pas e.s Catawba Junction at 7 .'?! | n:. lor ?.l ? > u roe, and intermediate | ? t-1. At Laneafiter--N<'s. an-l 31 connect wlih L. A (3. train No. It., \\ 1 : i ? h leaves I .anca-l.-r at 4 45 pni, f<>r Chester and inlei mciliato point?. At C?Qjdon--\Vjtli \. 1 I . iN. \V.of S. C. ) for Charleston, Sumter. Florence^ Darling on, Wilmington and i 1. 1 ? ? r 1 u* ? l.a'.c points. Train No. 08, wh:>'h leuvs t'air.den ,iit 4 15 pin. COXNKCTION'S MAMUl'V NO 111 II If ?'M> THAkNS. At Camden-- Wit h 0. I. [N W. of S. | So, 71 from < liar le-i . n, l\- -rencn, li.iilia^. ion, W ilmington. Smut -r a\j.| iiitertncdiaii. points, which arrive- .it 1 rr \.n at II Wjiaij wliii Southern Hallway tr.i!nv,N?i._?T^fr.>in Kingevillc, which arrive- a Cuucji n ut II 53 urn. At I.an ?astor.-N'^. 33 i.i.e is at l.utiea^ ter with I.. A train N . J., i , . r c'Uc.nd r ami luturmediate points. At Catawba Jiuictl. 1, -\ 33 and 35 con nect wi.li >. A. I., train N v 32 which icavej Catawba J u notion a: 7 I j ;n for Moi.roc ind intermediate poi: t At Hock If III? No-. 33 a- ! ,i,"> ootinciM.* ut Hock Hill with Sotnlicn. K nlway train N,i. J4, IuuvIuk Hock Mill at -> ;ti pm fur ('liar- ' iotte ntid points North. At Hlacksbiirrf -No 3.) .?.?m i.-cts with Sou tlmru Hallway truiiis No-. t 3s (l|f; . \l)f 3d. at 7 05 pm, and N . 40 at 7 45 foi polntp North. No?.31at.d3j co:,i.ect with Southern Hallway i.-i.f. \.), 35 Umvihj Blacksburi.' at 11 25 ; .: 'or point* S".ilh, At Marion--N<>, 33 ..in., t- with Southern Hallway train No. 3>. lea vim; Marlon at 11 4C pm for A??jL'vitle, Cljat'.i ca and ii;t<T re dinto jioli.t*,. Tluouarti <-ar gervire withom chat.^e I10. twi^n Marlon and Chari-Mon trains No* 32 nud 33. E. H. SH \\*>. (jen. l'a^g. Aft. SOUTH CAROLINA AM) (iBt)R'ilA EXTENSION R All. ROAD CO. TI10 South Catolli.a and (ic.,r^ia I'xten flon Hailroad aniiounc's the following lnvv round trip rates t.; CIkii. on. S. <'.,aeci:iim ol tli? South Carolina l:d. r State and West Imliau Kxposittou. 1 1 k.-ts on sale mm, coupon ftatloiis. V.\ ? I i?- ii t pa-sen^er ser vice performed. Sc.. that your tickw:H read via S. (T. and tl K. It K. FltOM A H Wes'.vilie, S. C. . . c. ,, *, . ... . ~ , Kcrabaw, H. C ? ?-S Is lu'rA?HJs?';'- ?'? ?! Ti.rr.nti, S. O. . . . J ^ r rn ! 'A Voritville. 8. C V5 2 i'vl ShAron. S. C . HI fg J-g Hickory O rove, 8. c. ,.5 f.JJ ] ^ Smyrna, H. C i0 1(, r .1 Bla.ksburK, 8. C l0 43 7 t* 8. C P 70 5 03 e*i ii, k. o : ol, 8b?lby, N- C . on ? fn Lattlmora, N. C .... JJ Jf ^ Moor^boro. N- C. ... n"55 o?! If. B?nri0ttc, Jf, C... . 11 en a f , 5 Foittt City, N- C....i ! ij'fj ll\ lit Katb?;fordlOD, N. ( j2'4o fl'S 5 22 ?? &8gjg 1 Coin mnJTN Ticket* to SOid dmiw 5?nHo* Nat.\3Q 1,, j?)| Uo?, * wa ?T*1-*. IWX.I limit (" i^,Vn U'n1g tioo to day of /?!* , oxc^r.t 4bould I0 bo o^o ^ J"*1 '"nit ? Columa C. <T!?k#l. ^ % rajftrtaz ? I MtV, l'' ' f M!p, flXC-pt . thlrt A ' ?f

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