Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

Nervous Women IVIake Unhappy Homes MK5.NELLIE MAKHAM A nervous irritublw woit?a? o'ten on th? verfj? ? /f it v??l i h it Mturre of loUery to i vfi voiio who conies under hor itttd unhappy ami miv eruble hei-self. Much' Women Hot only drive Intv Vmiul'i fYom home hut are u 11?> 1 i y unlit to govern children. Tho ills of wouku act like a. fire brand upon tho nerves, con*e?|uently fcftvou-tt'ilt hs of tho nrrviiis pn>?i ra? Hon, nervou* dcnpondcRcy, t he "blues", sleeplessness, i\nd nervous irritability of women arise from somo organic derangement. Do yon ex|M>rience fits of depression with resl'ossness alternating tvltl? ex ire me Irritability ? Do you suffer from pains in ttio abdominal region, backache, bearing-down pains,nervous dyspepsia, sleeplessness, ami almost continually cross ami snappy? If no, your nerves are in a shattered con dltiotl and you h re threatened with ue/votis prostration. Proof is monumental that nothinjj in the world is butter for ft&ryou* I troubles of women tlian l.y 'IV% IMiikhum s Vegetable Oompoimp, made from native rwts and herbs. Thousands and thousands of women can testify to this faet. Mrs. Nellie, Makham, of lf?l Morgan I Ht., JJuffalo, N. V., writes: ? l><wtr Mrs. Piakliam.? "I wa* it wrock from nervous prostration. )<ydia TO. FMnkham's Vtimetable <'on hcrbii, no narcotics or harmful the largest number of actual cures <<! world nas ever known, and hhousan fiIo ^n t he hi boratoi V t Lynn, Mass., MR S.GEO. A. JAM F. 3 I ft off* red *o I did not c?r* I'fcv am* of in'', iiihI iny fixrally d?**fiA'? ??<! of iny t? ??!?v?<ry. Phwtft?iw raifivl to help in* I w?!i iirjul b> try l.ydl/i K I'lnkhain'ti Vti^rotaliib ( 'oih|xihiwI and I vvunt to tvll you Urit ll ha* ontlrtdy cured me, i think it in the fluent itiudlrine on nilli and 1 nut rm-otiunoiidlng it to ail iny friondi and acquaintances. Mi-h Opo. A .Tarnea, a Jifc long resident of Krcdonia, N. V,,wrlt*?: Iloar Mm. I'inkliain: ? "I vvus in ft terribly run lio^n 'condition and had nervou* puliation canned br ftunale tr*Mil>l*\ (A fact I had not been wrfl aim??* my I'nildren were born. Thin con dition worked ?n inv norvea itud I won ir litaltlw and inUcrable. I bad tried many rxfiKwii)^ without getting much ii^lp bu* I.ydl/i 1'!. I'inkhum'H Vfltf?tabl? Oomt*tUhf l,if?. 1 cannot too Mrongly ro4'ominond your medicine." Mrs. Plnkham's Invluila* to Women. Wnrn#lt eilffftriiig from any form of female Weakness arc, invited to communicate promptly with Mr*, ('inkhum, lit I.ynu, Mush. From tho symptoms given, the trouble may bo located and the ouiokeat nn<l aurest way of recovery auviacd. Out of her voat volume of experience in treating femalu ills Mrs. IMnkham probably hits the very knowledge Hint will help your cane. Her ndviCb ii free and nhvaya helpful, iponnd, mode from native roots and ?Iru^s and today holds the record fur f female. discuses of any mcdicino tho da of volunt^. testimonials are on which testify To its wonderful v;-. iuo. Lydla I . Wnkham's Vegetable C.ompoundj a Woman's Remedy for Women's Ills, DiKinfoctor. A tramp appl\ i11?jr f"r ;? ,i??b nsl<ci| \\ li?'l 11?*I* li"* ( "ill.I i|?. ;iii \ :11?1 oiling. " Yo 'ill. ' ' ?!? | >! i f-11 I III' -i'1'ilv Hill'. '' rii.Mi, w ill \ <? 11 |il:inl I Ih-m1 vhmbs I'' ' ' I <1<>I1 't I llilllv ] C'Mll'l 11?? I ll.lt , la.iy." "'I4i<mi wliiil i*:im yni i|.i?" a^lsr.l flu; mistii'ss ni l Ii<* I 4' \Vi?ll, ma'am. it ymi 'II "i\<- iri oiio ni your liuslia ? i . I '- njniv I'll -i' Mi tin- y i i'imiIihiim' mill iii"!.!' mil tin* insects (lull's i.it iii_- til.- ! i ?. i \ i . ? i'l* tlif'in in ;os." lllust Ciilt.'il I.it-, Revenge. ^Sow tlirii. U si ?u i? ? will i i; \ i ? 11' ;i VIIIMKM*r shirt 111:it Imttmi. ? I*? \\ 11 I In.1 hark w i* c.iii ???'t i ? s i ? 11 wiili <i.ii w i \ i's. Rhubarb Pip. The ill ii I hi 11? I'M' is Ik-ic i i i'l* uiuri', As pie plant siiiih' may ^n-rt il . I caro not what its nam?' ma\ lie, So Inn^ as I may oat it. Winchester Lomlcd Black Powder Shotgun Shells "Nublack^' arc as per fect as brain3 a:ul in genuity, coupled with first-class materials and modern methods of manufacture, can make them. They are sure fire, make even pat terns. shoot har 1 a.- 1 Strong and will s ' r e 1 o a d i n g , Ah k it f "Nublackn" next time. The. r HELP MAKE BIG BAGS L. f ood Prod i ids C o r n e d kl c o f Is ;i tr.llil nnd 11 y coi'Kr<l i-i i tr*d a'ul r;i i <-i 111 iy prn~l.?-r^p.?rcil a-i c ? re fully as yvw would maki- i; in your o\> n Uitc-t-n. It has Ihc fJiirnoteristk* in<1 delickuia il Ji vor of lh?% rii;!;t i.ind of corned For 0?l>-k Sm"? lnK.~I/.b! '. * : ii*d Bccl, cut liH<? tii:n ? i r* nr - ^ on .1 (.Latter aaJ gifii.i' ei I.; : -. : ? '.i n v. J.. ? ai .i k. c.s i (? dill: for h;n. : .-v.n, d.nni-i 01 t jpj'i i Aik ?oc r frvt i r for I.IWb)** Mllil I ?*Ut fitllnK I Ltbby, McNri'l ft Ltkby, Ch!r.^o 'fill' !><?!) ol." I III* I' IU' sllOtlld l>e 11 i I?] ??*f IJ to iieiiri.? 11 :i| t; i ii. i < > \ A \\'underfill Itciloration C.i;im?I a H'-mal l<>it in a I'riiu*) l\iiniu 'l ow it. Mli< (]) 111 1'V1. N. III. of I'ik lauil, J'.i , fiiys: I iii ???? vr-jur. .ik<> I foiln.1 i )ia iny Iumvc n i?; k v. ;? - li ? >:ii . n ^ a I ?... I ? ti. I i iivil Cii.s i I>, li1 no ;i inIiii io't anil wa-i failing fist jVly < (111) pl'-Nt. :| pil a till I In i nvcr ;.<? |?<iitt;?]h My 11) I r.sl v\ a.s i ?vrjl)lt?, an<! ilnTi' was kiikmt in Iho kidney sc< i r uulin. My din tin U .pi iii" on ,t sti'M't lint li t ills 1?ii'<li< ilit' iviui not li"lping in", I 11 o i-,. i it hsIiiia Moan's Ki<lii'-v 1'I? I .. TlifV Ih'IihmI ni" at *? . , ' . omc, a 11.1 si i >11 a 11 ti;i' - i.'t il i - appcjii t tl, 1 have i nj\ fori.i'T Wright i <Uii pi'l n my well." .Snlil li\ all <1 ."><? < :'iii \ ;i Ik %. PostiM' >Jil!'iirn liufl.i't), V. PATH <>!?' .TIIK HINI?r \VIIX)\V Hindu women, taught that their re ligious din\ i ; destroy their own 11 \-?? s; on death t?f tiuMi husbands !f possible, ??r fulling t lint, to liva through tho u?s: of their days after they are widowed in uttermost misery and degradation, believe It lo ho a nacred oh ii gat ion and patiently en dur all th.it Is de-HKUided of them. The lirititfh Government long ago declared tho burning of a living widow on her husband's funeral pyro to he murder on the par: of all ac cessory to the aft, yet still many of the poor women dosiie a* <i pious act to commit xtiiclde in the torturing flaini'M A remarkable rase has just been reported from .Wpaul in a Hindu Journal, showing that the natlvo wo men s'.ill do not revolt against iho llme-honoreil oaevlflce demanded of them. An elderly woman announced her Intention to immolate herself on her husband's funeral pyro, and was at i iirc honored for it. and visited by all lo-; relatives and acquaintance* Thy ;>>'.e was made and l"?,000 people as -??jiit.lt d !>\ it. bit: at the last moment th" Government < > fl) cl a I s intervened and pre\en'pd the burning of tho live woman She bad already d s 'Mlei'e.i ]argf? pus e^sloiu Hud Icf; h' i < f (?ej?n:I*??im. Sh?? then *rn! : it H - <1 il 1!o he. home. lay down and refusci) all food, (1 'ng of sheer starvation. nine days after her prev ious ??..icrifloe had been prevented?* .New Oilcans I'leaquno. vir rnr gkockh Wife Made the Suggestion. A grocer lia^ "xfollcn' opportunity to know (ho i ftYi'f* of foods on Iti* customers. A Oiovolatul gtorcr ha?> n long list ?>f customers that havo been helped in health by leaving off coffee and us'.ns I'osturu Food Coffee. Ho sa>?, regarding his own ex perience: "Two yours ago 1 had liacn drinking coffee and nr.i:?t say that [ was almost, wrrckod In r.iy nerves. " l*:i! tirulm lv In tli" morning I was ho irritable and upset that 1 co.il.l hardly wait mull the i-offej> *a3 sor\?*d. and then I had no appetite for breakfast and.did.not feci li'KO at lording *'"> my jlovc duties. "One dny my v.ifo suggested that inasnm? a as I was s?litng bo m :rli Postnm ihoi r* must, he some merit In It and suggested that v:e try it. I look homo a pacUag-3 and thp pre paved !? aci-r.i-diag to directions. The result was a very happy one. My nervousness gradually disappeared find to-day 1 am all right. 1 would advise everyone affected In any way with nervousness or stomach trou IiIoh, to leavo off coffee and use Pos tum Food Coffee." "There's a Rea son." Rend. "Tho Itoad to >Ve|l? villo," iu Good Roads. Oil llclative CW If per thile i>?}* tiiiil iW IA maintain the roads of Col orado It roKi? from ttf&O to $b6 Mini over per mile per nntluu) to maintain thu main roads of York ? hlr* Poiilily, Kiitfland, Of COUI'KO there ih an enormoija difference be tween tile highways of the two local* Uk'H, and tlie Knglluh highway would ho a? much out of place r?rt CMIorAdri plains ??x?l mountain* hft Ihfc tfolorudd road v*??uld 1,* !n Yorkshire. Never ?hf if jf the tontraut between the ex penditure In the two loealltlea hun u certain Interest. The fiK?ii|;n for Cnlorauo are taken fine ? bulletin It.suod by the State Agricultural Kxperlment Station arid iw ?i'iote i lie detailed statement a? follows: There inn #226 Mile* of county road In the t went y-neven countleft which f urn I filled vomplete reports. Thlfi does not lnclud< the many miles of private road, which In time will all be taken over by the State or vountleH. Figuring from this an a basin the total mileage of county roads In the entire State Ih, In round numherK, 20,000 miles Add to thin the mileage of private roads, And Homo conception may be had of the tremendous 'mileage t'olorado'ft road system represents. TaUi*?; the twenty-ueven countlca making COfnplete reports to this ofllce We find aif expenditure: IiiluDo.' jafl.OIS 19. which in-niix %?&,it it inili Ik lltil <>f if 17, t IX *Vs. which ino.in*. U -Y) a mil) III I\irint fitl.tX,'H. moll)* . fcK.14 R IllilO Inllxilof 1A whi.li inn ui*.. :*i//.inlnilo in l no l nt $19,sis lit wii{i*S W 07 ft inilo In l(XH of IWA.OflilM, which niuaiD'n 41).'M ? mile The iCngllfih figures are contained In a report by H. S. Consul Walter C. Hrun in, of Hull, from which we make thi' following ((notation: Th<> roads were well constructed originally and are well eared for now. It Is a rnre night to see a rutty or muddy country road In this neigh' horhood. Mont nil of them are macadamized, well-drained and kept In good repair, As a consequence one hor.se can draw a load which would require two or three homo* over the mnal country road In America. The following table gives the total ex penditure for each y?*ar, the total length of roads in the district con Kldered, and the average cost per mile for twelve years past. The jound sterling is estimated nt $ * : Co.?t V?iir 'I il:il i-os' M l- s. jx-riiiilo. ) sik'i f.:ii.?.'<> l.l/? $ iii.4*^ l?'.rl ;?l.w. I I-.'.! Oil II jvjY . YH7.il :?! |, '*.!'J I 1MIH ... S'H.lfl i.l-n VIVJII l.< H?, Hl">,) MVS 7311 li put i.i si :rr,.7ii i:*l| . . . '.H I 111 '.Id <4 l;?i.' . . '.1m.uvi l i '.ii #1 l-nu. . . . ''.n'. i'.M i.i"< '.:;i '.iI l!>M HJ!?. 11>? l.'Kil ".r.r Hi l'.?i'i H.a.UH I r<l Kfit Til r.*it vi*>.?v> i 'c.m *r: v? As will Ik* s-on, tiirtre Is !i constant tendency to increase in tin- cost <lf m;iiiif?*nAn?*??, Imt this increase is, in part, aecomii?(1 for by the construo lion (if foot paths hihI i lie placing of granite "setts" to prolcot the roads from injury by trolley lines. The (Colorado statistician estimates t li a ( the expenditures of the entire State for road maintenance worn nlio'.n $.si3,'iun in 1 doTi; and ii will l?" Keen that this was actually loss than the single county <>f Yorkshire i'v pended in in at n r a I ii i n ^ its highways In III" Ktuu" Moreover! f?i .? average cost of lahor In Colorado is probably twice or thrice its oosi In Yorkshire, so the cos! of maintaining a mile of the Yorkshire road In Colorado would he twice or th'.ioe as greut. It would he Interesting, If trafllo statistics were available, to show the contrast between the typical road in the two localities In this respect. It may be safely assumed, however, that while the average, lahor expended per mile on 111*? Yorkshire road is probably at U'Vt fifty times that on a typical Colorado road, the traffic Is very likely a hundred times aR much. ? ICu* gineorlng News, Novel Highway Proposed. An automobile highway between Boston and New York is proposed, and the promoters of the enterprise are now trying to ?ot a charter from tho Maft?achu*<<tu Legislature, The highway, as propoaad, In to run from a point near the boundary linen of rirookline and, Newton, Mass., as nearly In a straight line as possible to Mount Vernon, N. Y., passing through Massachusetts, Rhode IslandfConnec ticut and entering New Yffk State. The entire distance Is 170 miles and it Is estimated that tho cost will bo more than $70,000 a mile, or from $12.SOO.O0n to $15,000,000 for the entire roadway. u is proposed to construct two thlriy-flve-foot road way*. ouo for south and ono for northbound trafllc, with u thirty-foot v outside between the outer edge of the roadways and the fence. Tho promoters estimate that tho tolls froiu ;>uii car? a day passing over tho highway w ill mak'i It n paying propo? ??ltlon.- Kugluvsrlnn; Nt?w?. A\iroloss Knllrorid Signals. The Prussian and Bavarian au ihoiltles are experimenting with a system <if wireless telegraph signals for railroads w hich Is said to promise good t vaults. An aerial transmitter wire is carried on the telegraph poled at the side of the road wlih transmit ting stations In the signal bell tow ers, and n w ire loop antenna is placed on the top of one of the cars of the train By ibis means signals to "stop," "go ahead." ' go slow," and ho on, can be transmitted to moving* trains over an effective distance of twelve kilometres, nearly seven and a half miles. The average distance between the bell towers on German railroads i> only eighteen kilometre?, so that tlie rang* of the signals Is amply suf tlcient.? Youth's Companion. c?\ ci (icing. You overeat if your food Is not honestly earned. You oversleep if the mortgage U awake and growing. You overtalk If you have time to waste on gossip. You overwork If you meddle with tb? affairs of other people. The nanlHli government subscribes one-half of the capital required for any private railway Has which la of public utility. - A? to dining Out. If Ve &r? not nil?Ukw, it wan a President from New York Wtat? who l?Bt made 110 exception* to thw rule ? hat ?b* ^reaidettt ??c?pl? no lovlti Vtonv to dinner except from associate* )n the, e?v#rj?ii)fiu. Wrbapa it win be a President from Ntw York State who wili restore im old trudltion which ha* much to rccommoud It?New York Tlmaa. SPRING AND ITS DANGERS How M?rl and OVrrcomo '1'hew. A Wimple Hut ttar? Treatment, Karly fixing, with >t? autlden and often Violent change* of (?mper?tur*; with ite accompaniment* <A tain dampneaa and fog; with d^prejaing abaenee of life-giving tunahinp; it )m not only in itaelf the moot tieacbeious and trying of neurons. hut finds the average per?<m in the physical condi tion least fitted to reout and overoome th? influenced at Woilt. 1 lie ligorw of Y\ Inter, just pa??ed, have, to most constitutions, proved a heavy drain on tlie vltaj forcea, consuming thai reserve of utrepath which fevei^ one need* t<5 n<et *uc<6*#fnlly the hew trials which nature Lus provided. lo recruit this ltMsencd strength, to reinforce the weakened constitution, which the com ing hmt of Summer will put to another ?e vere teat, should he the aim, as it is the m-oessary course, of nil who wish health arid energy. To do tide- to build up and restore the Wasted vitality- scientific research has pro vided A eure agent ?Yager'# fUraaparilla With (Vl?;iy. Throughout the whole ????**;;<? >if tonicH und restoratives, nothing has ever been discovered so rich in vitalizing prop erties. ho potent in stimulating action, aw this famoA* preparation. Kvery Spring, in thousands of Iioiiicr, it* use is considered neccasary to build up sonic member or members of the family who have fullep be low the established standards of health. It purifies the blood, corrects the norvop* bystcm, induces icstful sleep, create# appe tite, aids I he digestive organs, makes bound, healthy flesh and blight eyes; it t*onov(ilen und in vigors! ca the entire body. To all who need what is popularly known ns a "spring medicine"- though this is also of inenleuhible benefit at nil limes- no mora helpful words ean be spoken than " Yager's Sarsaparilla with Celery." It is for sale by all druggists, f>u cts. a bottle. Made by tiilberf llroa. &. Co., Baltimore, Md. How foolish is lie toil of trifling c*ii res.? M uitial. CALLS HIS CURE A MIRACLE. Tortured |>y Terrible, Dry KriipUona ???Too Disfigured to I.envc 11 on.so ?( uticura Ciiii'd llfni. "Kver since the time 1 grew into man hood I ha\e hocn suffering from ft dry erup* tion which at time* appeared very extern (lively, ai.d at nthei limes, but to a limited degree, on my lx.<l>. 1 consulted a number of medical men without result, and last January I was affected with a terrible eruption on my hands, scalp, and face, which was so had that I totiid not even leave the house, so I imally resorted to tlio futicur.i I'emedies. So far they represent rn outlay <1 only a fev dollars and 1 am completely restored to health, while for mvrly 1 had spent dollars upon dollmn on (lectors, remedies and ointments without getting cured. The t ipicura Ueinediea rep resent a pci f-? t. mil Henry K. Knmp ing, I'*;'j;le Ave . New York, N. Y., I cli. 10 and Mar. liDO.*' Ho lives in initio who dies in vir Iiio'b c;iuso. , So, 21- '07. riTs.st.v ituo'Dnuer:Nervous Diseases per- j tnaneiit |y cured bv Dr. Kline's (iroat Nervo , Kes'.toivr. trial bottle and treatise free, j Dr. J1 It. Kline. l,d.,l>:U Arch St., Philu., 1'u. j 'i liot'o iiio subjecls upon which . (?iillM'.l ?^?.?!; j V.'C C.iil om.V i uei. j SULPHUR BRIMS HEALTH. NHflei the Wood And (leui l> the i'omplealoiL Kverybody needs to take Nulphur at tilth ntuuu. Nothing like il to purify the blood, cleur up the complexion aud remove "that tired feeling." liut the only way to take it U in liquid form. Haucock's Liquid Kulphur taken internally ia the l<e?t Hpring tome. Applied externally WiOKOek'e Liquid fiulphut quickly cUre? I'kttna, Tetter, .tod ail Bkm i>iaeaa?a. Hancock*, the only liquid Bulphur Oiutmont, remove* Van pies, Hlackhe&ds and Korea, and g?v<? a beautiful yoft, velvety akin. Your druggist cells it. it cured Kdward 1). Herring, of Frederick, Md., of a bad cane of Uczeiua, and he writes; "My face u as biuooth hh an infant'*." All about Bulphur Booklet free, it you write Hancock Liquid fculphu* Co > iialti morfe There la never much talk of a tiling but there it* some truth in it.?italia'i. Women Who We*r Well. It Is astonishing how great a change a few years of married Ufa often uiuUe In the appearance and disposition of tnany Wometlv The freehne.ss, the Charm, the brilliance vanish like tho bloom from a peach which Is hidoly handled. The matron Is only a dint shadow, a faiut ?cho of the charoilng maiden. There vtre two reasons for this change, Ignorance and neglect. Few young women appreciate the shock to the system through tho change which comos with marriage and motherhood, Many neglect to deal with th'f unpleasant, pelvic drains and weak nesses which too often noma with mar riage and motherhood, not understanding that thin Bftcret drain Is robbing the cheek of Its freshness and the form of its fairness. As surely ns the general health suffers When there la d?T?^Rement of tho health of thedellcato womaTrtKorgans, so surely whe/Pth<se organs areN^tabllshed In hcal\h theY^ce witness totheractlnfftacWd comethras^ Nearly a tpllHon women have foujidJumjHh ahU IjapplMM fp tho use of Dr. Pierce's Fa vorite Prescription.. It makes weak wom en strong and sick women well. Ingredi ents on label*?contains tio alcohol or harmful habit ? forming drug*. Made wholly of those native, American, medic inal roots most highly recommended by leading medical authorities of all the sev eral schools of practice for tho euro of woman's peculiar ailments. For nursing mothers.or for those broken down lit health by too frequent-bearing of children, also for tho expectant mothers, to> prepare tho system for tho coming of baby and making it." advent, easy and almost painless, there Is no medicine quite so good as "Favorite Prescription." It can do no harm in any condition of the system. It is a most potent invigorating tonic and strengthening nervine nicely adapted to woman's delicate system by a physician of large experience iu the treat ment of woman's peculiar ailment*. Dr. fierce mfey be consulted by letter free of charge. Address Dr. H. V. Fierce, Invalids' Hotel and Surgicul Institute, buffalo, N. V. Bear patient what thou sufferest by thine own fault.?Dutch. To be on koo:1 terms with human nature, lie Well! tlarlie'd Tea purifies the blind, eradicates disease, legulales the digestive organs and brings (iood Health! Manulae tured by Uarlield l ea Co., Jirookljn, >i. i'. told by druggists. The path of duty is tho jutlli of safety.?Herman. Iteli cured in -TO minutes by Wool ford's Stiuitary Lotion. Never tails. At druggists. Lips, however rosy, must he led. SWEET AND ? BLOODHOUND o H z o . ?- 5 c= ui o _i </> E 2 '= Z * 2 *& </> ?* CQ o 32? ?3 SO C The Original "Break Plug" Tobacco. The Only "Adver tised Brand" of North Carolina. Flue-Cured Tobacco Showing a GAIN EVER.Y YEAR sincc introduced. "IMITATED IN STYLE BUT NOT IN CHEW PLAQUE SPOTS IN THE BLOOD ?->?< ?!'* ? < A liertKdy F vuiid t* OfatUiM ?lie tt* tii'd Uyti*i&. nter (tins tinil ttmeay. KKemnacifi# \? the moat powerful) blood ^urlfl*rr in. the wprW lUifumiddv rfglit tb the ci\t of tin 4\fy.$i " fwe?pin|< .?]! '.he poUoui out of 'he Uoo<f toiling <ll' t&$ *toma?h, rego<fuuu tb< li^ii &nd k.i neye. and ifylotmu ??cli ofyvt) 0/ the body tyi). t?rtq re?torwjg <r*<3.N vtyn oj cue ooay <6 it* nnrpiut f>it\ P.r>n* l'&frt u the re??oii It eurw to ?tay cm eg. tfheumafctije om*?r? Kh<H>rn&H?m and km !?ygi a!??u?k>? alter u)l other {rt*Ajii? Ml, he ?aiue it "kfeta At the joint* froVn the in Ml" "I gladj; testify tha.t hheutuftvi<te 1 ??") pl?t#Iy yuie4 rt?c ot 4 4tv$rt c#*e 6{ Rheu m&tiai)), ' >v)-ite* .famei Kcn^aly of 120f> l'V<?<larJo)j, avenue, Baltimore "About foul rnonUtf 1 wae taken with the <1 i?ea?se In iny lower ,ver ujfttii, wLich #p)?i"i throughout he boJi' M)> hade troubled tn? Kteatly ?rid acutely, ?ot?ld go uy anj down only with t|s? greatest ditHeulty I U I sutferl otaira uoly with the greatest dttH<Mi!!y. I received treatment at the Johui Hopkina Hospital, thi? city,for nofily three months but wa? not benefit<Ja Your medninc- was recommended to tn#, ana after taking tw.? bdltiMs, the disease lelt me, and I have been perfectly well ever since. I also found that Aheunmcide waa a great benefit to nu digestion. 1 trust that otiiero will try it uud be oyrea aUo." Buyors are e.sU't'incil; j^nixl men ?Iross arc ?K,erjn,il.' ('liiiu^c. II H.'Orkkk a Konh, of Atlanta, Oa., are th? ?n>y Dropsy BiiealHllata in the worldi He? their Ul/Orai cflfur In ndv?rtl?o n&ant In auoihor column of thin paper. Of all men sailors suffer most fjom rheu matism. To improve the pciH'i-al health, f.d.o C.ir Jij'ltl Tea <lail\ Pm a iji,ie; 11 ]. 111 <tics t ie Mood, cr<uli<-.itch rii<Miiui<t itjiu an.I many <hr??nii- ailmc'iils, keeps the health K'Jod! (Jam.-M 'I .-a j? ,?;,(|e (.f |,.-rb#; it ih tuaraiilet'tl nndi'i thn |>m<. J7,01| am| |)n,Ka (jar/i? ! I I va ( <>., l$r<)<)klyn, A, V. 'lis tliP cause makes ail; ?lt';;ra<le.H or linllowfi coinage in iis i'all.?H\ion. HICKS' CAPUDINE IMMEDIATELY CUKL9 HEADACHES HreaKf up COLDS IN Ct TO II MOUIV3 Trial Bcttle 10c. At f>r.iu(jni? Mica Axle Helps She Wagon up flic KiU Th'? lor.1! r.crrns lighter?Wa.'Ton ornl team v.c ;?r logger?You make more money.unJ l.ive moro time to make money, when wheels ure greaaed with ? The longest wearing cml ?no?t satisfactory lubricant in the world. SYANBARh OrL CO. |nt?r?rr3<ftj Spalding Official Base Ball Etanderd of the World, $1.25 Kacli. Bovs* Official Base Ball, 75c. Each. SPALDlAfG BASH BALL GOODS FOR BOVS. No. 1? ,V. No. <*MH Hal, V).?, No. XI: lla-i" It ?*l. .MX'. No. :(X Hut. 2.V. No. TP. ?T?r rail, i:,c. No. VXH Hat, I'Je. No. 'lit lljsc Hull, |1KJ. No. All M<M. $l.'.?. No. XH (Move. $>?'?. No. AA Mltl, ,V.V. No. 11 'Move. .VH\ No. 5 Mltl, iV.\ No. 19 <81ovo. ur*. BASE O ALL UNIFORMS FOR DOY8. No. I yonlity, o;? tivitn or.li'M, -Suit. No. 5 (Junity, oil lentil orders, $l."o |"*r si'Kt'l AT..? No. fioitallt.v. $l.oo per Suit. Our Siipoinl No. t> I toy < t'litform <? msist-tof ulilrt. Imllon front wltti ?ni<? foil letter, In sIztM jij> to tl Inoli oJu'it, pud led pants in iii/.i-s tip to !ti l!i"'H!w;ils', <m|>, wi'l) belt, nil I f.'ihi'r piu'n or "trtiv! I ?ti>oklnj% UltDKK N)VV?DON' 1' UK LAV. N.'iv ii:t>n Hall i iaio^uM !?'!????' r> uny aildrt .Hull Order I)rt>t? A. G. SPALDING & BROS., 130 Nassau St., Now York. MEMVB8 CURED! A remedy Tar Intiff. threat and wind troudioo. Cures tletTes. Coughs, Distemper tjid !iidi?C??s:Ion. Yetrrjniiri firm u-0 and rocoiijaiti*'! PRUSSIAN HEAVE POWDERO Druirplita vrill titer?, l'ri' O !iOe at dt nlcr. C2o I / i Kiil. Ri>:h! for Kroo ho>>!u I'lJUSSIAN REMEDY CO.. ST. PAi;U MINI* wb#o v* Wt<nl While ??o* Get WW rfob>b!y there l0 other article ?>f CWI nt^K - ?a ta?? mucp & lion and mis itpre ion s?? L^ftd. Out of i8 l;ta?. ! ? <?/ " ; <? I.eud" recently .u.a!>/"?! 1 . frnment Agricultural '-???(ion of Not 11) liiiki/irf. ^ ?' j.? ?,* J ? olutcly >:i that it t<> tee tii..t th<* krr. * ; l,i:\ Uari the I'utch H-.y tr.uit* i j.k. 'J his tr*de in^ih is ;t po-i ui'-tiit#t* of uhso Intel} Pure White Lead made \jy the Old Dut< Proc*^ SEND FOR BOOK ?? A Talk on Paint." cl?c? v aluai'l?> inf* r' mut ion on ih?> I'hiht ? uhjo?t S?<ut (ivb 4 It l> j t l a kid (U > ,11J t\l* inutlf. NATIONAL l.K.M) < <IMI'ANY ?? Whu-U'i rr >.//'.<?' ih-lr I/I|7 'III'3 li h'ui'it l- ? N?>w Yi-ik, Jfi Ilufl4l<>. t'ltfrliad, Ciiiriuimii, ( |.|. in-.-, si l'Ula drtlphiu U<hi. 1 I . v. . Hi... r. Jj l'itt*' kuruli INuiioual I.i n i i 11 i I ?K y 0 ii:atlo j \y< 'ir j:?c > Uvfl, If OM'EREI) WORTHY YOUNG PEOP.' "J t O matter how limited CM IIS Of OtlUCft if you wHh ? ivmjh buHineat training an.I ?... ?! positS^.n, ?riso today tot Our Gr?at lUlf-Pst? Olftt, Hui^cegg, Jiul& ).imhI?'iico aiiil proi.a !?> i"1MTNK gournu li'p.l. Don't today. fl.t.-AI,A. 151 S. ? OI.I I.OI , ,U ACON, OA, ?o!i vi ii oo any ..:i r t!at I'ax \ III i - < ? J ?t 14! Will ? li r health >: v.o claim V,' o will Si'iid her ub-<(hi'?-i> i. ? n l.u-uo trial box of Paxtin.' ?%.i:i >i instruc tions a?'l >? I-?'! J. Bond your naiiio anl ;uM:< ?>?;t j ustal card. A M J & li f** 11n I1SP(1 r'kn "tvl Jic:i!9 III Ul'0 119 ,i ij m i,., nnri 1,1 0 ,n * H,M (A tn> III y femi nine IIH; f/ii<" ? lhroat and iiiotiiii, by ?KI .i " ?its ci>r altv?! |io\v? >? '.!. !? 1 !h extra ordinary and I to rc!i<-f. Thoi'. aixb> ?.f v . ? . : -i. ; and rco oimm-ndiui: ii ' >. ? > c< :;{3 at dri!pf;ist vnrl v r i. !' \ ?.liMV/.'V'r, IT ( i>s'f?? \ >''i Mirii\ Jt? IIIY1T. TUK li. i'.v\ <<>'? ? Masii. <?r li-.ig i Car ??<< Cttrialai .) ur? sent fr?? y s D i how vOU 11 r >'oa > pond : ?<"a inn. Cut" ni.uu a ?(nrar, i pon:v loilftf >. EltLlNO , New Yorlc, ^ ^ CURED i G,v?8 s BSjhw ?,3,W (j rv Relief. P?mo\'e* a!: ttje.'.'.? ;{ In C to 20 ? r.'-V r 7r,rut C'jrS in jo !o 60 f'.jivi.'TfiEltreaiinenI given fr-.v >ot'..:: ;.ca!? be fairer Vriic Cr. II. H. t;iesn's Sons, 8s?c'j!i5('. Co-i f! Atlanta. G*. Kiiptiirod. 7 Uuii' i: ( ii ml < . -?< i. i ;>( iicec lettpf, <>r puslnl. wiT ? i j.-t.r .vMi ? 411.'. I- In.-lj al f.loU. ' \V?? will man ? r ii r ? ?' n " ami linni i-out 10 yoiit thnt will nl vi t.rr.i ::t f ? iltc I'UlillnrSllllH- illl'l (UlH'.'l '. ?!';?- J \V? L'ljO !Olld* inn fi Iiuih on I. . i, ,iv an,| Cw.o o( |:ii|H:iri'," ThN i " ? * nmy tie l',u? ilielj Curril ivy srmiii i? y iU llfi'iiin Henlev Co.. I ."><? \V . S, Ks-lo, I'n. FIVE BEAUTIFUL POST CARDS FREE to any cue who wist it -( of muncp and ncldierses i?J b> v<* <r fir.-* w!-. will likely go I oft to colU'K? tills>? 'ir i i."' t. l'ut boys ami ?irl* on so|iu.ti" ; \\. It'KESOV, (Mention tlii? i?*?j ! >'<>iidinu, Mistf, LATH AND SH1IUIE MACHINES, SAWS AND SUPPLIES. 'JTEAM ANC GASOLIN t. ENGINE?. Try l.O/VSBARD, A",;',STA WOOD, IRON AND STEEL AIL KINDS OF It' V ;.;!LL SUPPLIES Lombai'J Foundry, Mr>-s A S'jpyly Stars AUCtJS I A, CiA. THIS LINIMENT KILLS PAIN?AND SHOULD BE FOUND IN EVERY HOME AND STAW.n CURB AND SCRATCHES. J. Arthur nruheck of Simeon, Va.. writes: I have tried it, ar.il f.nd Yaoer's Limmkxt tho best he ever used. One of hi* horses hud acurb nr. 1 it removed It entirely, r.r.il it U n'.so a tsuro euro for jvratches, usul many other ailments ho hus used it for, he ?.iys it is the best of vJl liniments and recommends it. A PAINFUL BRUISE. Mr. W. II. Primer of Richmond, Va.-, writes: 1 had been troubled with n severe bruise, whic h ho fr-u front riding n horso bareback a:ul coui>! ?>t euro i:.u ftieiul recommended Yaokr'8 Liniment, ono application relieved him, and less than u bottle cured it entirely, ho says it is tho best liniment ho ever used. CURES SWEENY AND RHEUMATISM. Mr. Thos. (J. Trioo, utocktr.un for the Monorsah Coal nn<l Coke Co , W. Vn., writes:?They v. >o 1J5 to J'tt horses r.:. 5 mules. mul hnvo use,'. . T.inimknt In their smb'es lor years past, ni'.d it has never failed to (levciiil months a veterinary worked on a horse with a f?vcrc o..:n < with no results. when three bottles of Yaokh's ???::' 1 l'r'eo was laid ii[> f<-r eleven months with rheumatism. sevv.i i bed: two buttles of Vact.k a Lini.mk.nt put him on his feet When you need a linlnirnt buy Va?shr's nnd you ^r-t tho lies??: In yoi.r I.o.-ie u:; 1 str.l !e. it will bo tho b*?t Investment you ever it ready for emergencies. TAKE NO SUBSTITUTE?ALL MERCHANTS AND DRUGGISTS SELL II ?LARGE BOTTLES, 25 GTS. Your Passing Shadow Bl Women's troubles throw a cloud over their lives, which neglect may causa to beoorrn permanent Make yours Into a passing shadow by taking a medicine that acts directly on your Woman 1 v c.. ,:-<t order of which has caused your wom?nly troubles. The right remedy for you, when you have hcv.dache backache, nervous spells, dragging pains, irregular functions etc., is Win Mrs. R. H. Lawson, of Sprott, Ala,, writes: 1 suffered with female troubles for 12 years; tr!*d 4 doctors; they did no good, so I tock Wine ' Cardui. 1 have taken 18 bottles,'feel greatly relieved and am better than In 20 years." Sold by^all reliable druggists, In $1.00 bottles. Try it IaJDITC tic A I ETTED W,n* **?y for a frt* ropy of v?lu?Mr 64-p?** Rook for Wnmn U , WKIIC Uj A LLI I UK your fcymptOtM, vu?.*y *r>J rrplv will hr fn\ [:n t- 7. fl Iml I M WJ n SM* AWfw^UdtaA^vtsory ttpl, T?? Oatunooea ModWtn* Co.. Chlv. ffivek?*

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 24, 1907, Image 4