Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

CI 01 Occurrences of Interest from All Over South Carolina ? "MANY -ITLMS Or SUIT. NCWS A. Batch of Live Paragraphs (v ver In? a Wirto Range What ii Coing On in Our S'.uto. Mcd'cal College Commencement. ( 'll.'! I"! ''-I 'ill, Special. 'II:'- I 'M h .li liiitil i");i t'?i;t r.r J!;*"' Mi College d! S ? < i. y>l i < ai<!iua !" U IA'.( week, wl;C:i - 1 \ cd their ?!I-r?*i* a- doctors ?>f n. ? ! iiml Hi as :?11??.it? - ?!' J?11;11111:?'? v I tit' Academy "I M i -]??. i . < ? rises were </1 a I: i:.tric-'i:i ? i '.a... IDftde especial!\ !i_\ tin- j ? i ? - of Surgeon (leu. \\ ;i| li'i \\ \ 11. I he I n it rd hi .i 11 - M .i i iis?? 11 lissoriatioll, whose addles- ":i i i <? March of Sauilati'Ui " .\a- i worth the hearim.*. The folowimc ai<- il<- ^i.td'u ll) medicine: I'i<? 11-111y 1' < ? inh ere, Jr., Hn i-\illy ; ('liailtou 1. 4! ? ? Ide, 't in he\ j 1 ii-; f i :<' k M III Summerton ; 1 fi:vfi I Kiriiy. * u. bin; Daniel I.. Ma^imc, ? hai> i > . 11, .1. Matthews, < harle-ton, .I:i:?i^? r 11. Mill*, Mayr.iville; Kim-.' II. Miiini', Mniiic; Ailhin I' Mi ! -r??> , ("hurh'ston ; ?1 int. < N"n? 11<?I~>i?, I ville; H. I,. I':? 1-:. Scott, < liai le*!iin , I . Sin >.ik Ol aiixel)iii|? ; Jan.cs K. Sua! km.ii;, (leoiyetow n ; ,1. K. Stahiy, (ouwas; T. II. Kymnies, Jr., Si. Mat f 11<? ?? ; James I,. Weeks, Spi inulield ; Ju-?-.li li. Workman, Woodruff. an?l I. I'. (indium, i harleston. Pharmacy : I''. I). Ackcrmaiu <?l - ta^eville; Leon Hranov, ('harlesio i ; W. .1. Hurke, < '11;i. Ii--ti.ii; Allen S. Heh11lit:, Si. IJeorye; ? laudc S Uicl injf, ( hai ie>ton ; |,. I' K.nn-li.-, Aiohr hon ; H. A. (iiitlin, Hohlnn ->, II ' Iluutthatt, t'haihstoii; U. II. I."w'n, Pickens ; Joshua I,oek w nod. Jr., < It ;r lestyn ; John \\ . M a11 hi i./Siiini!ic11:- < . Wannamaker. Oramjehm '1 lie lit si niiic hole i in. elans of mcdicinc ?,e: Di-. Saund ers, Spai I.man. Mill ., Ma;rni; e. \\ >> i juan, Sitmak, Sl>tl\?*v, Svtnrnes a:i I MeKlrov. who haw tli" nlnsal <i! , ? rsitiolis of inti 'i.e :.n?l \t?-i .u- !:" Holier lios|?ila|. Tin- tit > I i\ h ? ? i 'i infill in pharmacy are; Me>-r<. I < \\ *. .. ITnnalian, Fom lic. I ?i ? o?l<*n. I 1,1 ? : and II. |{. Wannaiicker. Dredge Dipn Up Dead Boy. ( harleston, Special. The IkhIn of D. II. l''ord, alias Sam Daily, the . ? f*ro watchman on llie povcrnmcnl tie,* Pittle Pec Dee, drowned <ui Mninlav ni'.'.ht, was picked up in the dipper i.? j.:o\ei nnieut dredge No. 'J. in tin- cu toin house dock. The find \\a-> nn expcctcdffiiiid the plot riid i n^ Ics ??!' the neyro hull! llie ri.-inu ?!: j ? j caused c.ui?tecu1 >tion amou>.; i!. (lines on the hoal. A io|ie i\ a ? I ached t?hIv, I ? i ?? 11 wii^ l.,i-i ei! to the pi'T, where i! u.i-. i.letit ifi '?i \ and Inter viewed ii\ the cmioiii i and a verdicl icinlcred avctdi::.;!-.. State OeologiKt Sloan. 'I'iv. Anse| ap|lointed Mi. I'm! Sloan of < 'Inn h -ton, State ?;<???Iit for the term of two yrtHr>i, lie ; i li t> i1 e; April JO, 1!KI7. This |'iof. Sloan's third term as yeoloyist and his wo.k lias heen piacliealiv valnatde In t'e State, lli? has dniinif llie | ?m -1 two years aided the Pniled Stales ineut in seem in-,' fa is ahoui ih?? m:n. eral wealth of South ("m-lina lliii will later lead up to it-; ,|i>\eli.june.it and during his new term he will car ry out important plans for further rV\vork nlon^ this line. Life Lout By Turning Over of Bateau On Mill Pond. Negro Drowned Near Union. Union, Special. I'.y the c;i | .<i/i! 1 4 of a bateau in the pond neat I'iu-hi Cotton Mill No. 1, a nc^ro named John ''Rabbit*' Shnford drown ed and 111<*? > 1111>.t11i<> 11 a 1 n:<>m.'t ;; fsimila fate. It ove-tired m .'!: | "> o'clock and the mni had U"-1' >'? c!-an on! a waste 1-ipc in the pen.!. Must Pay Liquor License. Oranpeburg, Special.--As a 10-nlt of tho inspection of a line of patent medicines here 1?y the deputies 11 ? >in the Columbia ollice <>f the d-pa 11inent of internal icvcine . the drn'ir Mores have heen compelled P> pa\ .1 lieen-e of ??!!i*li pin- thi> p.'u.iit\ for handling eeit.iin line* <>t dnpjs containing .? percentage of ;iI?-? >li<?! larger than the standard arranged !<v the chemists in the depart mint '.>1 a.; ricnltnre. The inline 1 ??!!??, t?r Mieah .lenkins, who |i:i> n?-.'i\e,| ,n st met i<?ns f 1 mil 1 he depai ? n 1 ? ?:?t ; t Washington, will riobahh aftVet h-i drt'ds 1 ? I din.j^ists 1 tii'otit;h<".;t the St a I e. Another Knial Route. Coliui ? I CiI b\ ill. -ajiot Iim i ; 1 ;i. t K:??! 1 !.;:???. 1 f"?-ar\ ?m\'evs I.1 \ ? ? !.. en n. ij. t he people ot t l,a! . 1 \ mail facilities ;is ;i!,\ in p., State, entirely . -inple: in_ ?... ? vice in that eoutiti** v Sons of Veteran? are Columbia. SfOii.si.? Plan? i ganiring the Son* ol" r->n:\ i:^ veterans in this Stat*' !.c,\e been u :? vflECfld by Mr: Geo. B"!i Tima*.?; m.; the State commander, ami canvass is behalf cf Camp ^la.x. v Gregg, the local organization. M: *? Timmerman's idea is to make ;b< Columbia camp the central orpani/.i lion ami include among the member? prominent veteran* rnd sons of vet IGKfift ttori|hn"r (!10 Pe-ru-na Relieves Spring Catarrh. MISS I><> 1 ? \ II U'DICS. lir-tf'thnri / to ?tr t i Itiiinl: you ftn lli. ii.'il il i, / hit ? ? f (>" it i i it ymir t'lllll'I't' /?', 1< .(/, ,/ n / U ill C4til tlir <ltt,r iiti'i, i ,(/' /,(;/ fr isii Ik nuf/i'lhij With I'lltui t h tn thut t'ii I lit unlet I chi t')' Julh) I'H'iiln mi ml 11 Ii nU -1 fj ,? i j ,i?/ \i 11 h in hi ii h in ,i,i ? / ,,i/i ',/ s, I turn //<! */'/?->!, M.< ' 'A X' . II II </'./ t "ilmt. H< A Cose of Spring Cfttarrh. A!t> \ 1' l.jiwi-T, N. Broadway. I'll t slimy, Kas, wi !!??.?: "I,n*t hpiiuj', I ' I ???..if < i,i< 1, whu ll <l(* \ <*|ii|h>iI int ii a '???! ' "? < ?<? - f i ii.ii tli. I felt an'! -I'll. ;:': ! > . neither C.lt nor stiv<'|i well \ ri-. i, ? ? ( iti'ir clilli win, had been <ii-' i < ! r I .i i l 11 I Ijl onj/h t lit* iixi- ol I'itii ii.i jnlv; I ii" 11,' 11 V it.. ii< I I tint hk nt ill in I ?? ?. |,i?, t I !???! f?, I,ill tii'liing 11 J; i- I how ifi dri ltd . I; ii ;;i" t < ? r tin* lit Mir I ol,i.?TW'i| ill in., ' rK'.n I nf irti',1 tnUidf; it, In ilni'f i|;u h I it'll ni'K-ii hi'i'iT, ;t 11' i wit Inn I'.vk wi> !.?, I wan in fii??* health. I'diira 18 I' WkII'I"! f I llll"Ill -inc. " I'riuna i> ??'?III Ijy y"iir I<>(-;11 diii^ liny ;i l)??1l!i' 1< iy. Ih".m:I. !<? I lis n.'.ii |iii--i'>ns and ln*:i ?? I i."- >? "I i;l lirt >. I.;d ill. * I oil H< ?. ml, .-/I oy. 1 In i ralii < <i| tlii?(,.i|iri will lit* |'l<*?/r<l to ; ii'mn (iii! Ihiio i? ill li'nal mil' ill 1'iuli'i) ilm I Cil'r ill.it m'H liii li.M l/fl'li aim.- Ik tun lli dil it s ?: .1,;, *, ii ml I hu I in ( n I ai i h. I! ,i li s Oi I i n il j ( till" i - 111,' I >11 i) (HIS, t I \ (? IIIM" IIK w 1. iikwii to I III.' II r. Ill .11 11II t M III! > (. .11.11 I II ||?'|||.? a roll > kI 1. ii I mil..I illrti.t-i>, I (-<]>) I li-i a iuIhI |l III lim;ll ; Mr < hi ??iii I! ,i H ?< 'a' i1 ? I. > ine irt t,iUrn inter | n;i II \ . n vli'Bt i<iy? I II'; I III.* I'l'lll' !.l' l"ll III I III., ll IHI'IKC, II 11(1 I'I \ II, ' 11 t ??' tj'-li i ?1 I ? ??I ;* i 11 ! \ I il I'I I f,^ ll 11 I III- o. 11 Hi .' ill li,l* ni l .1.' s;?l ill.' Ii.illilt* III tluttlU Its i w ,i u i i 'i ? .('I ih i.i f< ii.oi' .tu in in ii r.i 1111 iii it-. i:iinii\i- j i, % .'ii ,.ii fhc> i ill it (in.' ! 11 ii ii - i i r.! 11. ?! t. 11 ; I. i any i a -e t Ii.iT It, ^;i |la Ik ? ci,i. ,*? ? <? 11?I !? i I:-? ?.t i iv-l iiiiniii.tU. A'Mri'HH I .1 ? him i A in. I kIoiIii, (>. S i -I In I I? 11I? I ?. 1'"' I 1 [if H.i1'-: I i nil' V I 'i' m I ?)l' roust ip.it ion. I All!' V \ V V 1.1H M N'('}:-> CNM'CXV': W o, 1.1' r.illi.f ::i's > npftll 1<? i,; ll'iu"'; it'. :.i'. i>: i it!ll I'll' i'lliit ' l>. i ii j11'?. i h u?, ii ii ;*i"? 111 s, in 11?i>r ; l;.*,,.l : ii,. ?.? :i." liiii" of :'n' Ili'ill.Ui;,. i ; In i', i.i-l. 11 '?!', M;t;? i i <??!??.:<! ir ??! i!:- i,t- ' j i * * * i i ' ' i in t ? i ? ? \v!ioh> \i.ir 1'i c I ' i,.,. : 11 i it ? l ,i".l M;iy lu iilc.'S a* I ' ? .i ! V" i;.i < 1- ? t "i war I < '.'"ill (1 t''\ a !. i;ij'y ; ?' i: ? 1 : K ? ':i '.v , W ? ? I?11 ri ?-*. :i I"" < !'? ! I t) l'r-i; "w ???'??' \' ???' !;fin .i,"ii':u y (iln* I i . r i::i:!s ? : ? I j' r ina i t ia > ?*. iir '?"i d": ? i" "" i !?"!?? f) a:*.' iliV ? -' i i! C\ :i' : m' S* I' ii? tiI*an l t;"' t f ;.ii of I hi* wi ddit:'.;.' i'I 5-'>: < ! . I ' ? ? | |;ii i' ill .1 il in*, I ll" "li i v.: ;? '? I a!- o f : .-.t f,u r, in' a - ,i in.-: r.i< nl'n anion;; k- % i 11 i1 h ?Ai - .i a, Iloi:i.? >.*o'?'s. l-'chpiii"i\ i.-. tin; fivtii'o inoiii.t for \\> Idinj;.) 'a I'.ily, aad tin* |?>palar Iii " is Jits' I'd'1,' at Tho Fanner's Wit? la very earoful about h? chum. She ftc*ldx It thoroughly after utlng, And jjlvea it a nun bath to #weoten It. tfhe knowi that If her churn u ?our It will tplnt tho butter that 11 m*do ill It. The ?U)murh In a churn, in the ctomach and dilative a nd nutritive tract* are performed pro CeSXCi v. I..' h al c aliliost caoa l!y like the churning of buttor. is lUnot apparent then that if thi? stoma* h c|?urn I* foul It make* foul <ill which is put Into It? The viJ aI a foul stomach In not alono the bad lastn In tho mouth and tho foul breath caused by It, but the corruption o? tho pure current of blood and the <il?sem> (nation of disease throughout the body. Irr. I * l?*r< ?'-i (ioUhin Mcdloal Discovery makes the sour and foul stomach ?weet. 11 do?#i for the Mtomach what the wa*hln? and Min hath do fr<r the eh urn absolutely removes every tainting or corrupting ele* merit. Jn this way It cures blowhcs, pimples, eruptions, scrofulous swelling#, sore*, or open eating ulcers and all hu mor* or d leeases u runng from bad blood. If you have bitter, nasty, foul taste in your mouth, coated tongue, foul breath, arc weak au?l easily tired, feel depressed and despondent., have frequent headachcs, di/./.y at lin ks, gnawing or dlstre*# In stom ach. constipated or irregular bowel*, hour or bitter risings after eating and poor appetite, these symptoms, or any consider able iiurnberof them Indicate that you are suffering from biliousness, torpid or la/y liver with the usual accompanying indi gestion, or dyspepsia and their attendant derangements. absolutely true will lx> readily proven to your satisfaction If you will but rnall a postal card reouest to br It V. I'leive. HulTalo. N. Y . for a frre copy of hU booklet <.f extract* from the standard medical authorities, giving thejiaiih'S of nil the Ingredients entering Into his world fained medicines and show ing what the mo't eminent medical moo of the age saV of them. From lit lie things it]**ii j-'o on to ureal. ,? So. |H-'o7 x*2sf "TMl: d.\um i\<; sgunti:." Justhe <^eo. i:. r.mv, of IWa/il, llld., I Ins Married I 100 (.'oiiplex. | Junlice <ieo. K I.aw, r if iil'lt/il, j fnd , Ii;ih fairly earned the title "Thij i Mat l ying Squire," by which ho is known fur niul wide, having already niar rl?*d t;<tiny 14 00 ??<>u 'IVn ycai'B ayo ln< was Iy Coun ty Treatiurer. "At that tInn'," said Ju? t.lc?? I.aw, "? J wan f"'.!from an nn jiMiyii)^ kidnoy t i iju Id". My hack arhod, i my r<*^t was lirole-n at me,lit, and the | passages nf lit" k i ? i 11" y r ? ? f??> n s j wci c too fi < (jucnt r?.ji<! contained Medi ! 111<? itf. Tire-- l;<< f (loan's Kidney rills rijivd Hi'.- in lv*.?7, and for tin; J pact ii I n?? yea I have he.-n free troin j kidut'V > iiu'la i n' and !*:?" k ??. | S?'ld l>v all i| a! < ' ? n' ^ a Inn, I-'us'ir|- Miliniin Co., Hwffa!'>, N. V. 'i f. \rn i it"i i.i: ciiu.s. That happ n< ? it; a mallei of .spirit, ? not "lliinc.s" Thai it i i'wv i ?!?? only when evry j liu'inlu I of ! In- lioli-??!:<??(! is consul 1 j ered I 'i liai tn Ii" ii in i own place, \vher? | ev<?. a !?? ae.tifii! homo- j I inaUer Is (In- U>ve!i. sr aiii .ition any I J w man < an !..i; 'I L at it is 1..-I I !? i i ? j In- a !n a:it:ful j j lioim-mal?e: ll; in a !im- Inm per. j >>ay 11 .in.- ('ha? That tli-1 <:ni- ;iidi:"p* "iltle q:;al ty ' ?n fi In.'!!" ? hap; ? . ?:w i y i, no mafi. r how In miliful. which misses I that is a failure >111 no h< me. No Wonder. J '' I inii'i' had a in ain-liM i!!. '' I low did it happen ''' "1 was living lo explain Id a llo-d-| on ;fi i! Jm*# wlial i- meant hv the} U'flil ' pie I aeed mut I.' MRS. C.E. F I N K HEALTH Or WOMEN I u t l/iK h f<vi! Mi'v to keep up with tin' ii) nv!i of p ??.* i- cvyrv po.vor of \% OM'.ll.M t % -t;V.!lrd lo lis utmo'it, and the lax ttpuii her p'.iysi. oul system is fur fffoater limn over. In tlif >:oo.l ultl-fasliioiK'il days of our grandmothers few ?1 r 'i,'-* wore used in modieines. They ??>?;:???.! upon roots auil herbs to curl' v im!<ncNS"^ mil 1 disease, nii'l their It now iedtft* of roots it11? t lu-rba u.is f.tr j^rrntor than that of women today. It was in this study of :? >ots and herbs that l,ydia 1'.. 1"uivham, of Lynn, Mass , diseovctrert ami ^ n v e to tin? wonnn uf tin' \\ o:\.l a remedy inoro potent and erth*:!-.-:o>:?, than imv combination of drib's Lydia U. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Ih mi honest, tried and tn:o ronicdy of iiminestiomihle 1?? v;?t.*? utii' value This medicine m/Wle from native mots nml Iici'Ih i'o:'.1 ? i ? ? i* ? ? -?t i *?? orother harmful an ! today holds the reeord fur ( ? '. .r ? ' .i;:si? >r v?f a *tiiul iMirr ? *.>f female diseases of any medieine tin1 wm \i !u.\ ever known, and thousands of voluntary test;i: 11s ?;??? on : ? :n the lah.ira'ory a' l.\ :\n. Mass . which testify to its wonder:-!;! v.ir. Mr-' <'. K. I'ink. of t'n rnetfie. I'll . writes: ---I v.tr Mrs P : . .? :n ?- "I wi:.h every siitVeriiiif woman would take I.?.? 1 Pin.? ham V /??'aPle I'iitiipoiind and write to yon for advice. It ha." done me a tvoridof ^'ood and what it has aceompli.?hed for n\" I know i! will fo~ ..tner. When women aro troubled with Irregularities. I?' -1?ii*?? ? ? 111ot>? i '. ri at ion. Inflammation, ltaekneho, Nervous Pr->s'. r v . -:i. ih. . -,i. 1 re. member there is one tried and true remedy, I.ydi.i P.. I .1.Cham's Vejfe tabic Compound. MrPinkhnm's Standing invitation to Women Women su:T. rin" from roiv form of female vcakne--, ::!??? invited to write Mrs Pinkham. 'it I.vim. Mit*s <>;?t of her \v..'.mac of ev perienee sin- pro>??h!v "mis the very knowledge that ?.%.!! Iu-Im your ea-e Tobacco is a rank, r a {> i >1 r mw i .. u' ami Ik t\ v I'-cding j'hrt lu Uict, ti.iMcai requires more than a:v.- < {:k? cultivated plant. A c tc;t)a;er o>nU:n!ng no; !ess than y per cent. of Potash in the form of Sn!jihatc should bo used. Valuable books rn the cultivation, growth anri fertiiizttion of tobacco will be sent free to all interested farmers. They give the results of scientific ex periments. GERMAN KALI WORKS New Vork??.* Kmmh fttfwtt, or /MScnta? Cm." 1224 Candltr Dulldlnf - MAKES YOU Wilt ALL OVER " Now gcUntiftc Remedy That "(Jeti M (ht> Joints from lh? Inside." When you get up in the morning witb a headache, i/ama in the joint* and muscle*, ana a <U?h brown ta*t? in the mouth, it 1* ample proof thnt your blo<xi i* in bad condition. I'lll* and *timula*>t* may give you temporary relief, but they will not cure. '"nj Hheumscide goes light to the a?at of the trouble, Hweepa nil the germe and noitt>n* out of the blood, cleans up every plague ?pot" in the body and "m?KN you well all over." ftheurnacid* tone* up trie atornarh, relieve* indigestion and conatipution, regu laisa the liver and kidneva und restore* each organ to its natural function*. hy building up the entire system, Kheu mucide fortifies you *gain?t La Grippe, 1'iifunionitt and winter Cold* Through ith thorough cleaning of the blood it warda off and prevent* Hprin Fever. No other medicine ha* yet been found that cur#* Rheurnatiam to atay cured. A remedy that te powerful enough to cure Hlivumatuin *l*o remove* the germ* of all other blood diseaae* Powerful a* it i* Rheurnacide i* a pure lv vegetable remedy that doe* not even harm the atoiwfu-h of a bgby and Seta en tirely through nature'* channel*. Your diuggut sell* and recommend* Kheumacids. There in never mueli talk of a thinjr but there in some truth in it.?Italian. YOUR GRANDMOTHER USED IT. Hut Hlie Never Had Sulphur in Buch Convenient Form as This. Your grandmother used Sulphur &a her favorite household remedy, and so did her i;i;iiidiiiottii'r. Sulphur haw been curing hkiu and l.lood diseases for a hundred year*. Hut iu the old day* they had to take powdered sulphur. Now Hancock's la.jiiid Sulphur given it to you in the liest possible form and you get the full benefit. I luiM oi k 'h Liquid Sulphur and Ointment ?iut< i.ly ol|io Ki zeiuu, Tetter, Salt Rheum and all Skin Diseases. It cured an ugly nl. er for Mrs. Ann W. Willett, of Wash ington, 1). C'., in three days. I .iken internally, jt purifies the blood nixl . learn the complexion. Your druggist mIIs it. Sulphur Booklet free, if you write llan ?:ork Liquid Sulphur Company. Baltimore. I.H ns fulfill our own parts aiul await tIm? will of lfeavon.?Chinese, I-1 rs.st. Vitus'DancciNervous Diseases por u.;i ii. iitlyriiu'd by Dr. Kline'* Oreat Nerve 1<? 'itoi'iT. f!4 trial bottle and treatiso free. J)r II It. Kline, Ld.,931 Arch Hi., Philu., Pa. The heart knows his own bitterness. Solomon. A i go Red Salmon Is an Ideal food. Thompson's Dietetics, one of the standard works on foodH. gives Scain nU'll s tables as follows: The per cent, o! muscle building material in peef is J'J per cent.; ?<gg?, 13 per cent.; eal 2') per cent. As a brain food, beef. 2 per cent.; eggs (white), 2% per cent.; (yolk), 2 per cent.; sal mon, C and 7 per cent. Mow poor are they that have not I it icnee ! Shakespeare. r more reasons than ope, (iarAcld Tea s i he best choi ?> when a laxative is needed: n i', l'ure, PleuMiiit to take, ilildand Potent. ?iiiaranteed under the Pood and Drugs Law. Tuo watermelons cannot he hel<l mill, r one arm.?Turkish. BABY IN TERRIGLE STATE. Aivful Humor Luting Aivny Pace?? Hody a .Mass of Mores?(hitictira Cures In Two Weeks. "My little daughter broke out all over ! ri body with a humor, and we used every ':i " reoni mended, but without result*. | '"?i?!?"I i" threi? dot-torn, hut she continued to ri-ow Her body was a iiush of Korea, an I her lit! !e fa.-e \vi?a being cntcn awav Ij.-r earn looked as if they would drop off. Neighbors advised ine to get.Cuticura Soap and i 'inI ment .and before I had used half of t l.e ca!;e of Soap and hot of Ointment the si-ivs had all healed, and my little one's fare and body were as clear an a new born h.ibe n. I would not b? without it again if it cost live dollars, instead of sevonty live (cnl.H. Mrs. (leorge J. Stoese. 701 Co I'urn St . Akron. Ohio. Aug. 30. 1905." I'nitv is the madness of many for the &ain of a few.?I'opo. The grocers are buying Argo Red Mtinion because It takes no argument to sell It and thocuBtomers come back for more. In the Game, Once there was a man who., thought T'nrlo Russell Sage ought to stop work. Ho si>oke to him about It. "Why get together any more money, Mr. Sago? You can't cat it; yon can't drink it. What good will It do you?" "Ever play marbles?" Uncle Rlissell askod. "Yes. when I was a boy." "Couldn't eat 'em, could you? couldn't drink 'em, could you? No uso to you. woro they? What did you ! !ay marbb-s for?"?Harper's Weekly. Filtered. When sunshine filters thro' a tree, on may he sure That with ihe sick it wall ajjree, 1 m it i> pure. The Argo Red Suhu^/i of AlaAa has the Uooptttit red color, and the finest flavor of any Halmon packed. It la packed entirely by machine, and not touched by the human haud. One trial makes a customer A moment'? patience ia a 10 yeuiV comfort. Modern (Ireek. Itoh wed In 30 mlmit?*? V?y Woolford'n Hauit&ry l<otlon. Never taiU. Atdru^giaid, It is n kindly act to help the fallen. ?Ovid. Argo It^-d Salmon at all grocers. Try It. I'arnasKUK lists no k?M mineg in it. It iu ? uitjr U be til! Takf U*jrft?l4 Tm. tho Uxativ# exactly suited to Mu? biedw c?f iu?u, wotoeu und children; it is mid* wholly of herbs; it purities the blood, 4f?dlc*tes due***, ovorcouits constipation, brings Uood Hetiljl;, Do one thin# at a time, and the big things first. So. 18-'07. Argo Creamed Salmon, -Bcitlloped Salmon, Cutlet*, or Croquettes, ar6 among the most tempting of dishes. At all grocers. Lips, however rosy, rni^st be fed. ??*3 Thompson's Eye Water ALL ACHj* Kid? C?ntr? Atlas CfU* Engines ""oj.tock LOMBARD found;/ Michir.t mi Ec >< tft, u i.id tvff'f AUGUSTA, OA. Bine VkxuE OF Personal Knowledge Personal knowledge U the winning factor in the culminating contests of this competitive age and when cf ample character it places iU fortunate possessor ?? the front ranks of The Well Informed of the World. A vast fund of personal knowledge is really essential to the achievement of the highest excellence in any field of human effort. A Knowledge of tormi^ Knowledge of Functions and Knowl edge of Products are ail of thd utmost value and in questions of life and health when a true and wholesome remedy is desired it should be remembered that Svruo of 1'iga and h,lixir of Senna, manufactured by the California I"ig Syrup Co., is an ethical product which has met with Uje. approval of the most eminent physicians and gives universal satisfaction, because it is a remedy of Known Quality, Known Excellence and Known Component Parts and lias won the valuable patronage of millions of the Well Informed of the world, who know of their own personal knowledge and from actual use that it is the first *nd best of family laxatives, for which no extravagant or unreasonable claims are made? 'I his valuable remedy has been long and favorably known under the name of?Syrup of Figs ? and has attained to world wide acceptance as the most excellent family laxative. As its pure laxative principles, obtained from Senna, are well known to nhvsicianl and the Well Informed of the world to be the best we liav<s adopted the more elaborate name of?Svruo of I-12a and Klixir of Senna ? as more fully descriptive of the remedy, but doubtless it will always be called for by the shorter name of'?Syrup of Figs?and to Ket its beneficial eflecls, always note, when purchasing the full name oT the Company?California Fig Syrup Co. ? printed on the front &f every package, whether you call for ? Syrup of f-igj ? or by the full name ? Syrup c( Figs and Elixir of Senna. hsuez i*^ <^Nni%?kiJi vvi SAN FRANCISCO,CAL., LOUISVILLE, KY. londonIengland. NEW YORK,NY A Wonderful OH Stow Entirely different from all others. Em bodies new ideas, new principles. E a 8 a 1 y managed* Reduces fuel ex pense. Ready for business at moment of lighting. For your summer cooU ing get a NEW PERFECTION Wick Blue Flame OS Cook-Stove Its heat !a highly fonctntrated. Dees not overheat the kltchea. Oil always at a maintained level. Three elzoa. Fully warranted. It not at your dealer's, wrlto our nearest agency for dctcrlptivo circular. TnE^a^t? Lamp round household use. Mado of bra** throughout end beautifully nickeled. Per fectly construdted ; absolutely sate; unexcelled in Hght-givlnp power; an ornament to any rocm. Every lamp warranted. If not at your dealer'o, write to our nearest agency. STANDARD Oil. COMPANY (lAC0Er0IUT?l? YAGER'S HANDY HEADACHE TABLETS Stop it?why will you suffer with Headuchc, Neuralgia, u Ncrvous-I ness? Kr.pecially when sc. simple, sure, rafe and convenient *'? cure i9 within your reach. Make tiolo >ji the name of these tablets ar.<l get a bottle at once, an<l have relief?they never disappoint. If your rlealer docs not have them, Ber.il to us direct by mail. Don't fail to try Yager's Handy Ilcadachc Tablets. PRICE TR?f CENTS. fcld by all Ccslarg and Druqjlst*. or miNti on r?fl?lpt of price by th? makers. GILBERT BROS. A CO. 0*13 N. Howard St. Baltimore, md. St^DAGDoFTiSSOVm V. S GOVl-.BNMENT- INSPECTION Tii?-5CuTliERN-C0TT0N OIL CO. NEV\bUK-5AVANNAH'ATlANTA N'RTCfllfiANS PUTNAM FADELESS 1>YES Color more k<><x1" brighter nnil faster colors than any oth&w.^yc. One 10c. color* All libera. They tlyo in cola water bettor than arty nthr r y,,,.,. djru uuy garment without rippluK apart. Write for freo booklet?Uow to Oyo, (lleach nu?t 111 * Colors. MOMItUK OKKJ CO., L'niouvlllc'Uissourl ^ T 1 ? V ? 1 Ladies Like When Sick you wjll like Cardul, for the good It does you. Made from purely vegetable Ingredients, It con tains nothing Injurious to young or old. Acting especially upon the womanly organs, It is a 'medicine for women,' not men. * Girls and women need it, when suffering from any of the ailments peculiar to their sex. It acts gently and naturally, relieves pain and dis tress, builds up weakened organs, regulates Irregular catamenla. Mrs. Nevada Hensley, of Lorenzo, Tenn., writes: ?'I havo been using Wine of Cardul for sixteen (l6) months, suid have received much relief. I had suffered from womanly weakness and the doctors wero unable to help me. Finally 1 wrote you for advice and took Cardul with tho result mentioned. ! can heartily indorse Cardui (or the good It has done mc. and wish you every success In manufacturing and selling such a good medicine for the relief of suffering women." Sold everywhere in $1.00 bottles. Try it. FREE Wine of Gift)

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 03, 1907, Image 4