Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

That our American foivsta abound In ylmitx whloll s tlic most valuable mod lei mt I vlrtipa h abundantly ut tested by furores of tint mo: i eminent medical writers and teacher . M\? u ih<< untu tored Indian* hud <11 'covered iho useful ness of many putivo plants I adorn tHo advent of th?! wl.itf rn?e. Thi.- Informa tion, imparled f:? < Iy t-? tho \. hit"*, I'd t he latter to colli I HO" fn\? 11/a tli <n ?? i;ntll to-day we }i;i\<? a rich n.->ornn< nt of nio: t, valuuhlu American medicinal roots. 'O "CV r?r. Pierce believe* that our American for ests alfc^id i|i IliC.'t Mtl llllili: medicinal IVOtS full the ciiF^f ni'x?t obstinate and fatal dls eawi'Ji, If iv?-wohidpropcrly InvcktiKato them; unti Iy-^???l?rft.i^inv(ri of tills conviction. ho pohW^lth pi hf/VJifc* tk/.-iiJiiailL-fcOUUtiduii* curm efTei'ieflLbv J>)-i "luiUlru tM]ih>> iTtor. heart Mill.- mid i ,-,{|iljT%[ ' MgAfiy^ K|??>W-n to medFaU^m^; ITyipep Hs, Or muiirt'stioii, torpid liver. functional and even valvular and other affection* of the heart jlrliJ to Ik; curative uctlon. Th? reaum why Jt ru^-s these and many other ftft'eetlo/i.", U clearly shown In a Utile l*ok of extrai N from the standard medical woika which li mailed free to any address by in lc. V. Pierce. of tfuffalo, N. Y . to t>li sending rwjuc^t (or the urric. "O Not lew marvelous, In ilm unparalleled euro* it N constantly iraldetf of woman a rrmny l?"'uilav alfcctiuiu, weu^'newt and dlftri'i>)n/ derjbtf^ment#, Is l>r. PIctim-*# I'avorlte j'n icrlpUoT^&s h amply i t tested by ihoiuaiW;. silinOnlals ?on tilhuted byV^Tefiil iial'ffn^ who, have been rurf.d by It "IfVMrj LkU^.I >Jc j^ljod^ IIir.^iih.jli hi j,!. >1 ih>?.?h jy;d oVlicf ?jSaAt'JU-li L ujDHiiv J 1-jlwen^M.a^vj^c^ OtjMei u>> hiid_iJiwmijIn "ec(Jj2U.Uo"en after many other atl \ < -ruted n I< "0 lc hies, and physicians had failed. 11'>111 tin* abo'c men! lon?d n.* dldjH'S are w li< >|| \ made up f i < pi I he jdycet !<? ?? * (i act:. uf HHtlve. medicinal loots. The pfoe? ? ill - ployed in their imtntifuclni'it aeiv oiIjjIiihI witli I'r. I'leic#-, and tlx y are curried on liv f k 11 led cheinl>is and ptinrinaclhiH with lie* a til uf iippuntius iiiid iita'llauee^ *p??clally U(-i/iw(| ami |,,.tit f.?r ilii<? purixiie lloih iiK iilcliii'x ai'e . . itrety frrf fr??tn nl? <tli??l i?ij.i ell other I.it i mfiil, huiat - foi'inlitif driur^. A full list of their liiKT' dlcnt i l? prlnudon fiti h hot t le-vi riipji?.r. V.irlrd Aitninmflnta "On^ - f ih?> ino^t i?>mark:ib7?? rrioe <)?iil **? \ i*r ff .'O'l in <'olii nhl.i," :;aid (Vi|. J. |'oi,-.i l!.i' other day, "war. Hani Voting v. lt?i v. a . a la\v\or hi f?i for twelve or Hfioun yarn iM'furn the war. lie was no! only a ^,ood Ihw.mm', hat one of iho hf-<t ac'oi a I evrr saw on iho stave. ? I?* wa.s n Ii11?? >.hoe lnaUcr. t i:? ? )n -t eU:;tnnahi-r I ever taw and could |da> a violin :u well it:< Ilio old tnasii'iM llo could inaivf the most i ffi'ctlve loin,n : attci* spooch titid ih'it a f' .v hoira nfierwatd <ould he ilrnnlior than any other man in 'Columbia 'I>? madi1 an Ideal pruyor rnuctluK leader an I ei iild heat any-, otle el,so tu a poker unnie llo wa? iho ti;o: t aeconiuli'h? d inati 1 over li.i w Kau a.Li < il V S'l ai. Piles (Hri'(l in r, Tin- t>fst | hi 1<1 llritl?;h governor, vii'i (in- sliif.!'1 ?:,!,? ,ii iui) u[ Mm lord Ik-utenn.t of Ireland. 15 the Karl of Minio, ?.?lift, -is v?r?*roy of India, ro- ! reives a salai y of J7.'i,?mhi a year. lldH'N Tl?ls? \W cf1>i One Mandrel Dollar K??w.inl for liny ??.i: c? i-t Cittnrrli , In* ranr.nt !??> < i:i ?? 1 liv Miili'fi < ".iI,irr11 < 'u; :? !' I ? Hi VI \ A t o . I vi!i'<|.., < > We. 1 lt<* it!ifJ?? isikiiciI, Iihvi- known I'. .1 Clirin'v fur tlio I.?ht l.*? y<-ara, arid behove liun pprfrrl'y honorable m ali h-.tuiiMMg trnnsni'tioiiK and financially nbl<* to carry ? ?ill iiny i-lili^nMnuH made by their linn Wkst & I'v.r a v. Wholesale Dru^gi#**, T.|cl?> Wai.imno. Kin.ww A M.uiviv, Whole vdc I lriJCi5lst ?<. I olodn, O I lull Vi'hi u i li i hi c im 1 a lent mli i n iv 11 v .act in;; direct Iv 'ii'i'ii t ii>' Moo.! ntnl mucuons mit fm-ra of I Ik- symutn r<!>Hliiioniftl>< sent fiv. Price, T.*)' rvr bottle. Sold by all 11111kci< th lake IIiII'h Putney I'ilia for eonstijmMon. A portrait of Kinf. charloa'a dwarf, by Dobson. which, at a hiiIo In 1552:1. failed to realize more than $3?.f>0, was sold i?y auction in London ro ? ceutly for $i"<(0. To t'urr a Cold In One Day T?k? I^ixiilive I'ronio (Jammo Tablet*. DruKKintH r-fitnd uionev ir if fad? tnnin,1 li. V.. t trove's si^imt ure is on cm li box. '.'.V. Hilling lh" v inter M'iiMin v.! ;: o-rccn looil is scarce. ImvU of nil kind-i will cat raw |>"tatocs. cabbage, becN. ami oii!"i!s it chopped li/!'*. Mrs. VTin^low'iSiinihlnR Syrup fur Children t ectlihitf.Rof tons tlu'gmr.*, red av-oshitlamnui t on, allnys pain.curcK wind colic, '?I.Vii bottlo ".Mutiny's iri-l a ureal liiine la p | oil! o' ;cliooi oM ill' -' T;i.iav-." ??Mow do,-. I , -.Milk ?"lie fill's .'III ?. ? ? ' v ;-'l 'I- > nn " I lie 11 :n r I li ml. - i: I;! an' si Mils luiu ????iiii '" I Mt 11 a-ii-i |'iii i 1 PITS.St. Vitus Dane- N'ii\"ii I ?i "i: ..ml 11 < .r ? ? ?? ? ? . Dr. I' It. K'lni. I d.li.'l All lis. . !'! . I :i. Too Good to Ho Ti'tte. I ' < 'oil-Ill.ll Sim I \ "1 i I: I ? 1 '... ham . i a l <? - in li? j m ? 11 < ?! lit land I ? ? f I'M! "in; | iiat n.. . i 'U.i'lai-.i id i-i i'or or di-ia \ I.a.- brc;i i ? -i ? ? .1 b I lie 11 j ih di|'..!|n;i (t T?. j* 'i>:r|r?-!i \ i My Ciiu'iuun Oo^ My jsiu '.s a (ir.Mtiai; 1 'in piell \ sal i- of thai. Jhit not !ierau?e lie "> > . On wind and loii;: a*, ii : a" . And not b.cause In- i-'? r (l'?-r s|c?p ]M?-\ail, Hut j11si bi'c.nisi- Ik- itiis A pr?-i/t-| lot' a i ail li. K . M inikit 1111 K in i ii?- .lami;ai . I '?'liii< al>?i. Sii. ,M 'lio. 'rKYi\(; i:\im ii:\< t:. Spent Over $!<>(> ia a Vain S? an li I or Health. Miss Frances Gardner, of Jack Bon Boulevard. Chicago, Ills., tvrites: "Gentlemen*: I heartily endorse I) o an ? K 1 d n o v Pills?, as i havi> found by personal experience that i they are an idorl ikldnfiy remedy. I 'Huffored with com IJ plications of kid r.ey complaint for , nearly five years, spent over 5100 on u?el?ss remedies, whllo five hoxpx of Doan'a Kianey riftli Ciii'm! mC 1m 5 !?w abort wttkt, I am now enjoying tha bast of health, have a fl#e appe tite tba baat of dlsostlor, and restful aildna to jrour splendid jrijtt." b}) daaUr*. 60 ctnta a Ub. TMC.Q IGISTTIAS flf&(lCR(j$ A ItULAt&iH IbarfNtVfiiAttav. \ ?lit' was the kind of child thai pim ple called "Juki Mm* sweetest thing-," ami no oho doubted ihut she would grow up to ho a bountiful woman. HI I k.v, golden ringlets covered her head, and largo eyoh which seemed moiiioilinos Kiay and wistful, hut oftenest Just tho tint of tho violets, lighted up a round, chubby llttlo face*. 1 hi; scarlet JI |>k worn usually parted In a frlvndly am lie, disclosing a row of Know -white*, hahy teoth, and tho no?o confessed fo tho slightest tilt. Mary b'll/abofh, who had been christ ened. hut when only a few months old she had boon pronounced hy her proud nurse "simply angelic? Just ? ho Jim.go of a woo llttlo cherub," and hIiico then all thought of tho real name seemed to have ht^-n forgotten: j thenceforth this fat, rtmf iiii of humanity was known a4 "Cherub," j am/ only as "Choruh." Kwr.iono V?ve<i her, for sho had] fin niriiahl* dinpo?|f Ion, and when sho ' .laughed aII:l owlr check dimpiod pret tily, she was irroHiKtltHo, Hut woo to I lie person who incurred her dJspU-as- I ure. a frown from lief amount toou- J Ide, and during tho llvo y?j? r? of her life In r parents had growM to know that when that lltlh? faro pucfryired a rtorin was brewing, and that It .would ! In? wt'U to tako MIhh Cheruh In .hand at once. i I Ii!h .voting lady wiih bubbling ovX'r | wiih iniKchlef, and generally whoiV ] fhev louud her silting alone with that faraway, saintly expression, flioy knew ili.-K way down heneath those ?? ui"Is a phtu of action wan being formed which would surely not some one into trouble undoubtedly Hob by. Her chief delight wih found In making this small brother hor accom plice, leading hi in on to carry out her "it m pa Ik iih and having him rocelvo file punlshui. nl When *he was con frouted with tho charge, "Cherub 1 .vou, .Mailed thai!" slio would raise j those wide, innocent eyes, look dralghf at her accuser, and say with the sii*rhIesl droop t,, the corners of l"oii t ii: " I'obhy did it." ,\l pres ei". however, she was being "awfuji ,"1 lo-niorrow v would be t-nrlstmas and she had placed many tellers np U;e chimney of tfine, hi.' Fifth avonuo residence, asking I Clause for all sorts of nice! iues-nls. which she was mire not to, unless she was art ohedhi.t "itllel a il l. ' h11st mas morning, before any ono ,l:" honse I.ui the servants wail li \\ a k e, fhe t wo children were excited- i ly whispering together about v\ hat ' Jollv old Saint Nicholas had left for j each, lor sleep was far distant, and! n :is s scolding and attempt at per s'i.i Ion was of no avail. Near breakfast Mine Aunt Glady's I Imtionf. their mother s pretty young I i? r. just two years out of board-' school. u ho had lately arrived to j !'l* "d t! i. ? hoilda > -t With the lain 11 v, ? ?o the nursery and wlfV a "Merry Christmas!" kissed ' h children, ami told them j Ihe> could get dressed and come to t he dining rot mi. l:'-'""-dl!ite|y on finishing breakfast I ' M'ildwlu would unlock the li brary do.?r. where each year the tree ami Mocking* awaited them; of) C'the Children would eat noth 'A( ,!?M every one was readv and j stationeil just outside |hat enchanted loom. Impatiently jumping up and down, hardly during to breathe, the hi tie ones ufged father to hurry. When t hey burst into the brightly iK'hl-d room it was good to see their !,l<' I heir shouts and screams of <1 'light and loud "Oha!" and "A1ih'" could be heard all over the house, as each discovered his many gifts under !!:;? brightly decorated t?-ee When, an hour after. Cherub and nobby wero "drugged off to church," tli^y wore pleased to express It, Mioy/eft their hearts as well ae dolls and woolly dogs in tho library at home. Naturally they squirmed and twisted through tho whole Bervloo and occasionally whispered to each, ot!if?r in eager tones. I hat afternoon they wore allowed to Invite four of their little friends to a small party. They were all playing und.-r the tree with the Christinas things, and as Mr. and Mrs. Baldwin I..i ! gone io walk Cladys proposed haviin/ .i game of | spy" with the \s she announced this Ch.Tuh. w ho u:,.; alwaya tlu> leader. Hurrah for Aunt Gladys. v,"vv '1'' * ?U1 l>e it!" and then wlils I"|..I. just as audibly, "No, Hob. 1 t<> gel under the sofa; stop I U' hi'ig llii'! as I hey were hiding, "Comln;;. ready or not!" called (i!;id\s. as *he started off on a hunt ? bat pro\ed fruitless. As she ran into lb:, ball to continue the search she i i'.ui" face to face with the man to whom she had but recently been engaged. It was tho first time sho had seen him since the night, three vtecks li?'f?>re, when she had return*d the t ink aini refused to litftufli to the explanation w hir*h wou'?(l have cleared the in launder it anding* and although Hintw ?|ien ?)?*' had been miserable and hiufv udmi Hod to hertujf that shy was in the 'vroiHg, who was deter mined thjtl he should never know it. There \\'a? H?e old l)ii pout pride, again! For on b mojf.ient they looked into each otlit r's 4*ye?, and then with t>. \ cold nod t Bio mined away and busied I herself wl th tho game, which for the* I time b?in j she had forgotten. Ver> little Interest she f*?lt. however, In i anything I Int the man who had no un expectedly appeared on t he hcciio, I and who at that very moment., before* I her aHtouh {hod oyen, was eoolly louug-'i ! tu* in a M.'oitIh chair, glancing earo- i I P'gHly ever a magazine. 1 When The first. surprise was over | she beutfiie embarrassed. Ah though.] reading her thoughts Jack Hurrowt- f spokr*. ''When will l-'rcd and Fan he i in? You see, 1 wrote Fred atuhutsi. ( j two w<**ks ago that I would come to-,1 ip? lid Christmas day If possible, and 1 \ ha'fint; never heard auytliing mot it ! from me I. Biippose he entirely fo*g<iu I it. How long have you been here?"' Oherub, hearing a familiar volec>, ran. from her hid big place, and wat . uo<ui eomfortably settled on ..lack* i i kn-$u, while the other children, wlo > hail' followed her, jumped ar<auiif 1 land Hhrieked, no <>n<? knew just '*112 t {or. .lark was a great favorite at ill e )i\ri?e, and the broken engaftit wiNh Gladys had been a source -of dls appointment to all, especially to with her own thought* and tired of her room, decided to go down Into the library and enjoy the lire. Why should she puntydi herself in thin way, cooping herself up In that gloomy old room, and what harm would It do to be simply friends with Jack, were tho 'mentions Hhe had been turning over j In her mind. At laut down she came, much to I the bewlldei ineni and hoc ret pleasure | of the gentleman musing before the I Are, and cosily Mettled herself In a ! huge chair bewlde him. Neither I spoke, for neither knew JuhI how to | open tho conversation, 'J'ho Hllenre was becoming nnbear ahle when a tiny noise heard In I he hall caused them to glance toward the door. Therein the HtnlrH with her night dress clutched a hit up on one hide, displaying her little bare feet, and with her eyes wide open as though tsleep had never vlHiicd them, stood Cherub. Ah Hhe caught bight of her frlcndfl her face broke Ufcf? tho most mls chievous of snill'*?* for did Hhe not know thai, tho place for her at that hour was up stairs in bed? Gladys, who welcomed any interruption to the suspense, ran, caught up the child, and cuddled her warmly in her lap. "Where's mother and father? Can 1 get soiuc cundv out of my stockiUK over on that chair? When la you go ing to bed?" came tho questions pell mell, never waiting to be answered. To Jack's inquiry as to how she hap pened to come down stairs in the night in that fashion, she replied that Hhe had waked up and couldn't get to sleep again. "I thought It would he nlco to come down here with the Christmas tree and pretty lights and play dolly. More fun than lying in bed, 'cause 1 got. so hot," was the explanation which slit; seemed to think instilled tuf . X. 41M HOLLY MERCHANT OF YE OLDEN TIME. Mr. Baldwin, with whom Jack had I boon intimate ever since the? da; (u ol I Yah- together. (Ilndys Hod furiously id her i Oom, j where all t!i?? rest of tho aftec Goon she nursed tier woes. .Pust hi^oro { dinner 11iii?? Mis. Baldwin ciiim- to ; comfort her, and loll her flow l*ned had never even men t ion ell .lack's ' talkcd-of^yisit, and how 'tho meeting I at. tho house was a big mistake. j which all wlslvnl had been avjhled. j Hut tho injured ono would hoar npUi- 1 ing of it. "It was very unkind, of you and ' Fred to bring us hope tofTfivher when you know how 1 hato hlio. J do hato j htm," she Kobbod. witSi a lifttlo nt:unp, ; "and I reTuse to have any.'king tjo do with him whatsoever. I lcflow that he was In the plan, }oo, ayul you all think you can makd ay? ^.'citing all right again, but you can't, y^n can't. I shall stay In my room this, evening after dinner, so don't try to persuade me to entertain him. 'Cnku him out : with you; 1 shan't go.'' With this declnratlbtv?J)o dlsyuissod her sister, and when at dinivfi- a lit tle later the four Hat In almost abso lute silence through the m<ml. in spite of the efforts of Kan and hor It isband to make conversation, it was evident* that she meant exactly wlu*t sbe said True to her word, after tho ordeal was over (Jladys exciased horadf. She spent about as misemhle an evening up stairs as Mr. Jack Huhiavk spent down stairs alone in the library be fore the blazing wood lire. Mr. and Mrs. llaldwin had gone to a reception to which both their guests h.-ul re fused to accompany them. Ch.uub and Bobby had been put to lied, and were then probably seeing in their dreams sparkllngChrlsjfnias tree# and all kinds of toys. f j By 10 o'clock Clbi^yn, worn out PUZZLE PICTURE. 8A&TA CLAU8 AND THR CHILDREN. ?Alt* C)*a? ti fbowing ill# tMldrw tb# ro*4 to 8tntftvlll? \Yli?re rt t*#iWWw? her advent. At this (ho young cou ple laughed lieartlly. "In Mr. J?b k your beau, aunty, and do you love..*iiiti tills much?" was her next t|uory, .at the susuo time stretch ing out her arms an fur as her chub by shortnoi?? permitted. "You love aunty, don't you, Mr. Jack? I love you both, ux d I lovo 'Janta Clans, too, and mother and father?and Bobby," doubtfully, "when bo's real good." Ily this time Gladys face was crlm fion, and luigry tears rose In her eyes. Tho id;>a of being inado a laughing stock. even by a clilld! ? Then as the little, arms stolo around her neck all tho bitterness melted away and only lovo aiul longing filled her heart. "Aunty, when Is you and Mr. Jack going U> get married? I'm going to bo llower girl and, have a whlto dross and pink roues. Mother said 'very soon,' when I nuktSd her a long time a^o," rattled, on tho unauspoctlng yaiinfster. It waa then that Gladya threw pride to tho winds, for from the midst of Cherub's tangled rurls came a muffled, but very tender, "Yes, Choi-ul), very soon," which Just reached Jack's ears, lie started Joy ously from his chair. "Oh! Cherub, it'? so 1 nte you ?>ust :;o back to b??d. What will mother say?" And Gladys picked up the lit tle fairy and carried her 11? the stairs, where she kissed her many times. Then with happy, sparkling eyes, and a little bright spot on each cheek, she went back into the library and stood beside Jack. Together they watched the child < limb the steps. "Good night, Utile Cherub," they called alter her n-> Jack took both tho girl's hands in hit;, and By this time Cherub had disap peared, and was crawling happily back into bed.?The Pathfinder. KttPlMG Thg. SfcCRfcT. rjwC/' I haOe a rerrrt iJrtft 5nnta Cfauf, And he OtU nnfrr tell; tie hnoO) many wretf hecnuje He heepj them oil jo Uell Dirt, O dear mother, iftpu couldjffiiej), M<x> *?ry ytrpn^eo?/cad be, flat noix>dy the Iftifteff thing Out Santo Clnuj and nv. I tJi)h / ccmId tell you, mother denr. I'm yire you Oou/d lot)" IP hnoJ, Can you Usui till Chn]tma% do fot/ttui*> The dot/j are ;o <Mry jlotJ' If) ymethaxi you need for y*nr drrfpn^ca^e; 1 mode d.~itj off from me. it's jot/one endprnA ontf <wi*wZu*d> 4arr. And iti name txqnj Oith C ibu mutfn t hncO until Chnftmoj boy, , OA. my, nnen't jerrrtj fun> A>yf I can keep them, cent I. momma* V I neUy Uvtkt *Jf)ij/>er one! Christmas Anxieties, Dolly?"Doesn't it worry you aw fully to think what to buy for Tom?" Polly?"Of co tko, but ft worrlea mo more to think about what Tom la liable to buy for me." . The Winn i ng Stroke 'ji If more than ordinary skill in playing brings the honors of the game to the winning player, so exceptional merit in a remedy ensures the commendation of the well informed, and as a rea sonable amount of cutdopr lifo and recreation is conducive to the health and strength, so dee? a perfect laxative tend to one s improvement in cases of constipation, biliousffcss, headaches, etc. it is ail important, however, in selecting a laxative, to choose cr.e cf known quality and excellence, like the ever pleasant Syrup cf Figs, manufactured by the California Fig Syrup Cq., a laxative which sweetens and cleanses the eystem effectually, when a laxative i3 needed, without any unpleasant after effects, a3 it acts naturally and gmtly on the internal organs, simply assisting nature when nature needs assistance, without griping, irritating cr debilitating the internal organs in any way, as it contains nothing cf an objectionable ci Injurious nature. As the plants wh'.ch are ccirbined with the figs in the manufacture cf Syrup of F;gs are knov/n to physicians to act mcst beneficially upen the system, the remedy has met with their general approval as a family laxative, a tact weil worth considering in making purchases. It is because of the fact that SV fitlJP OF FJGS is a lemedy cf known quality and excellence, and approved by physicians that has ied to ts use by so many minions cf well ^formed pecple, who wou(d not use any remedy cf uncertain quanty cr .nlericr reputation. Every family sncu.ci have a bottle of the genuine on hand at ail times, to use when a jaxative lemedy is required. Pic-ase to lememuer that the genuine Syrup of Figs is for sale in bottles of one size only, by all reputable druggists, and that full name of the company California Fig Syrup Co., is plainly printed on tho front of every package. Regular price, 50c per bottle. 'iFrft iuVi c o , ? el I. PUTNAM F AD RL.ES S D Color mori? goods bright <?ranK1 (? i 0.? 1 nlouflllo# itilSfc tlye any guruK-nt without ni>j>lng apart. Write lor ireo booklet-flow to l)>e, Hloaili au<l Mix Colors. illtl. USE TAYLOR'S Cherokee 'Remedy of Sweet Gum and Mullein KaV Couch*) Colflr 80 ycft'j, A:i i?ru?Ut?. 25c. toe and fl ' Smokeless Powder Shells "LEADER" and "REPEATER" >- 5 The superiority of Winchester Smokeless Powder Shells is undisputed. Among intelligent shooters they stand first in pop ularity, records and shooting qualities. Always use them for field or TTrafi &booiincy. AsU Your Dealer For Them. CABBAGE PLANTS FOR SALE! I nm now prftimretl to All orders for ray Celebrated I STTPOFSSION ?B<\?| known mre heading variet CAIIUAGX IM.AN'r8 In nny <;uuutity iletitoii. i of laruu ft?t rabhane. Idler than Ulntrlniloii \\ akt tieM. KAHT.Y JRRSRY WAKF.FIFI.,1)-Earliest and l>e?t | Thou? planUore from the \er.r best te*ted peed? ^ml iura hondor, afnall ty|>e. crown in tho nir and n ill ?t?nd ft\erc fold \-lth out injury. All order* ?re filled from tlie wuno I ?<!t f'!J Alt I.F.STON WAKEFIFl.lJ?A'wmt ten da? ? Inter j th?t I ;tm unlnR for tny exttnniie eabbaee farum S?t. than Karl.. Jerseyalto a mire header of fine ?we. I isfuitlon guaranteed. Prire* f. o. I>. here, paeked In light boxes: ?00 for fU OO. 1,000 (o B.OOO at per SJ, ,1,000 to lO.OOO ?t *t.?5 per M. Piccial prlccs on larger (iiiantltUw. All orJ?r? ?him.?.i ?? ?? <iL?? CHAS. RflL GIBSON, HICKS' CAPUDINE IMMEDIATELY CURES HEADACHES ^^BreaKs up COLDS IN ft TO 12 HOURS HQ Tr 1*1 BottW 10c. Al Oniifiuj There will evidently be no sneh !h'i as a wreck loss -railroad until the reekless trainman is abolished.? Nv"\ Orleans Tiines-Deinoernt. The Kvils of r?n.sti<vition nre many; in fsiyl, almost every serious illuesa haw its origin in constipation, and some niedirhivw, instead <>l prevontinrc eon (?tipution. ?<!<! to it. 'I his is true nr most cT.tharticH, which, when liryt used, have a benelicinl eiVed, but the dose has to be continually iucrcaHett, ami before long the remedy ceased to have the slightest elTovt. Thoro is one preparation, however, that can bi? relied upon to produce the same vomits with tho name dose, even after liftv years' daily, use, and thia is Hrnnd reth's l'illa, which lias a record of over 100 year# as the standard remedy for con stipation and nil trouble* arising from an \imjpurc state of the blood. Brandreth'o Pills are the same tine lax jativo tonic pill your grandparents used f and can be found id every drug and medi* cini store, either plain or sugar-coated. Many a proneljer loses his power by i>i::iin;i men the w?v he has never DISFIGURING SKIN HUMOR ln)))iinlliU lo Ot Kmplnymeut, ?? Far* and Body ffcrf Covered With Snrei ?Cured by Cuticura. "Since the year 1894 1 have been trou bled with a very bad case of eczema which I have spent hundreds of dollars trying to cure, and 1 went to the hospital, but they failed to cure lhe, and it was getting worse all the time. Five w?cka ago my wife bought a box o! Cuticura Ointment and one cake of Cuticura Soap, and 1 am pleased to aay that i am now'completely cured and well. /It was impossible (or me to get employment, *? my face, head end body were covered with it. The ecxema Hrst appeared on the top of my head,, and it had worked ell the way around down the back of my seek and.around to my throat, down my boay and around the hip*. It itched to I A?uld be a*ti(e4 to jcrsich it, tad ?-? **?'? war raw. I an now *11 well, and 1 wKl be pl<fcee ? ... I1KI IK l lMllIMllllOd Itjr rcinitt.llli'?*. Young's Island, S. C. J l is hot tor 10 put warm clothes on t lew folks than to talk about crics ial garments for many.?Chicago Tribune. John White & Co, LOUISVILLE, KY. fetAbiubo-i mi ClgfcMt nmrLot prS<? plld for raw FURS and Hidca. Tool to Light SAWM LATH AND SHINGLE M SAWS AND SUPPLIES, 81 GASOLINE CNGItt* Try LOMBARD, > Remove* all mt dtji; effectf a J In 30 to 60 dAT?. B|giv?n fr?e. Not hi I Write Dr. H. H/ ?toftcltllitf, 8u So. m.'ftrt CABBAGE Plants! CELEKY PiarvUj tit'l alt kind* ?>( n?riten |>lanu.<an n>>?? fiirnlvh all MndiofcabtM ?r<>wn tn th? oo^ti air una ??iil?ia:>.l kimi i.rownff <pnl? i?f lh? ui"?t ti-HhiiI* a e ?V' IV isnii p'anti on tiioiHfttxt net?truck farm )' anc? o?n>full? co'intol am! priivrljr | ??! Olfrv read v la?t of l>? \ I-ctnici*. ? an I llpri plate*. I (line or aorllcr ftpdu-M <>i r?iM i.r<unt?<> i,i? hi ti.wh?n tfferlt til kIvt? (it tat por P' nt. 'o? man niTi'ii 11!l?o mic> Vrico*: bmall I |1..M |i?r thounan I, Inrxe "i Si ?'-> *<> ? I | or tlini?i-n I. K. O. B. It. Salt*. s. t . Ar.liwton vviiiie H|nn? i'm r Herd Wcoulj rer poM r. O. 11.. M?>(rt;plt?. S. ? . I lio i nlied Hiati * A*rli?ulmr?i ? pf vf?nt?hlr* mrnrUliv . ?... *Iyp you at ?n; time. Your* ' K^bn^n. i h.> rc'in'i. ''h?r*'xticr'im'i! 'j"c'<lnnt-'<> I'M all kl In most houses there is ? room proper heating facilities? to of ch?Uy hallways. Even thb heat of your stoves or furnace tl inadequate to warm the whole hot need r.ot be one cold spot if youJ PERFECTI01 Oil Healer (Equipped with Smokeless Devlc?> It will heat a room in no time and will ktei it warm and con .?eA is easily as a l?mp and perfectly Rife Wick caosot I too hitfh or too low. Givea n6 smoke or tmell with unique smokeless device. Can be carried about. which cannot be done with an ordinary stove. The Perfection Oil Heater it superior to all other oil heaters and is *n ornament to any home. Made in two finishes?nickel and Japan Brass oil fount beau* tifully embossed. Holds four quarts of oil and bums nine hour*. Every heater watranted. If not at your dealer'* -write nearest a**ucy {or descriptive circular. ( the 1 jintn **tbt nfcxt JVCUfV MU11V *11-round household V x, lamp. Made of brass throufhoM a?d aicksl-plated Equipped with latett wtmrc-td burner Every "tamp warranted. An ornament to room whether library, daniaf'TOona. parlor or \ yoo?. Wut* to ?e*fest ?r*cy if Dot at yo?t fc| ^ ffWW? *a COtlPAIT

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, December 21, 1906, Image 4