Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

_ TO GET ift BENEFICIAL EFFECTS AIM/AYS BUV THE GENUINE MANUFACTURED BV THC (flllfOfiNifl fiG j/RUP (0 SOLO 6V ALL LEADING - ? ORUOSISTS, ? One Size onlv. so* a Bottle In Hie name ?>i the I'ropliet-? Piles CltK-tJ in <1 to I I Diiyn. P(t*o OiiitiiM'lit if^ i,'tiuriu>teeh. With the launch Imk of !ho Utah w? have another Drcadnou^hT. a fact that should inako thosp who have .been reading alarmist literature and dreaming cif invasion kIc?j? a lihtle more comfortably <<' nU'..ht* declares <he Ho.slon Traiwriyt When Hie T.Hah's si3ter ship, the Florida hops Into tho . >vyti>r 'ho I? >? t of Htatos avallahjn for naming vcHioin of Ihlt oIwh will he prott.v hi iir exhaustion It is proposed l j in;ii\0 porn f<>i* Texan by fhanpiinj; the .old Tex;i?t u? ? ho DiiIIhk The paint brush Ha* trnde (hitiiK?'i> in f!'-e niinves of, tie nlnxio turrMod ji,un!t? is ? tlint Invo room fur a t'r-w S* :t.tes to ho repre Bent ed in ihattlo hlii;i tioin-? n? laluro. Vis, S;i Kit 11. if'S?- niii.iw I il in Texas. It) cat | iiijii* I if* I j;,: i j j < ; but \imi n,;iy nut jioik Im-iI i! von Inve f?*a111? r ed vonr 111? sl. Sii. 1 1 '10. Taking Lydia li. Pink ham's Vegetable Compound Sabaltii*. >T.iii>??. N*? ? u tol.l jw> to I.Vili.k L. J \<*HVtal?l(5 (. o in |m> n ii (I and Livi-i I'ills before" childbirth, iu:d We an* all .?-ii,-jmi.M-d to M'l' !l(>*.V IllUlh ^'Itocl it did. My I'liysi i it was tin* (' " in p ii u t; d t liat lit-1 ped you.' I thank you fur v.our kindness in advlsirj; nir and lu'i vc ymi l ull pen, issinii id nst' my name in your testimonial: "?Mrs. II. \V. Mm hi i i.. Hon :t, Sahattus. Me. Another Woman IIcIimmI. (Iraniteviile, Vt. ?? I was t hrough t ho< !-.u:'jr?. i'f l.ife .m ,1 .suit owl from nervousness and othi-r annoym;.; symptom*. I.ytiiii I rinkham':-Yetre tablf ( <?mpoiiiitl restoi. 11 n,\ lii-alt h and strength, and proved worth mountains of gold to nn'. Im- Mil' tah;: of other suffering wi? ii;? n | am willing yo'i bliould publish n;y letter." ? Mis. CitAKt.i'.s H.wa lav," H 1 i>., (Jraiiito ?ill?\ \ t. Women vh<> are passing through tliis eritical peri <1 oi who are snffi r ing from any < t tl.os?- di.-trei-sirg ills peculiar to i!<* ir r.-\ should n? ? t lore night of the t'ae' i!;r. f-r thirty years Lydia E l'ir.l.hain'? \ <iretahle Com pound. whieh is n ude 11>>til roots and norhs, has h*-e:> the standard remedy for female iil>\ In a!mo:;I every eom inunitv ymi will t:nd women win" havi- h'*? n r<--tore I i? > ! >? 'il; Ly I.ydui !?:. Pinhhaia .. \ > * : . iMind A BUSY DOCTOR ???ir ?? vi?' t * - < 1 *. p * A\ S I f< \ ?' \ i* \ ' /'? I f; - M-J I'ir.rr.M ; . , . . , ?w\ x x..f, a rv.i z * - rri rf - . Jf ;n.'i,. ?. ? * * : Tins is C ? JlnU >. I!:- nia nr1vrr:t?<-? M J-y ai.i (. I'.tltlW J. ! 1 W) of I)\ u Ih.lVt'N ktltv )i Kiunny. M oiKcr's J?y ll a Pumlum Curo ant N?m falli is the word to remember wfcny^Mcd a remedy TROOPS SENT TO QUELL PAPER MAKERS' STRIKE Outbreaks Occur at Corinth and Glens Falls, N. Y. AID REQUESTED BY SHERIFF Jlrldge ('t 1 ,,r Delaware and lludxon J(ailroai) Dynamited (?? |>ri'V?u( Approach of Kl?*il<?? llrejikers? A/miliiiiiHon lihiK'd to Soldier*. Cortnfh, N. Y Company f< of the Second Ilegiinont, New York National Guard,' n Saratoga command, wm brought to Corinth io maintain order during tho ktr 11<<? here of COO cm ployed of the International Paper Company. Nine armed fttrlko breakers brought here by the paper company In tho eg press our of a passenger train wore arrested by tho village police, charged with carrying concealed weapons, and were locked ii|>. Ther.o wns n gcnoral belief that any attempt to Import strike breakerH on a largo scale would bo resented and would provoke trou ble. Twice In the afternoon dynamite cortrldges were exploded under a rail road bridge over which Ktrike break? era must pa^h tn enter Corinth. The dariiage was blight, but It was re? paired, and the bridge was undor guard by mllitiu. There wrh no disorder wJion the militiamen marched Into Corinth. The troops went at otico to tho 111 i 11h of t he paper compauv The order for the movement of the troops was made by Captain William ]?'. Town, of Company I*, at the re quest of Sheriff Washburn, of Sara toga County, who raid that his force of fifty deputies on duty here was nil* able tocontvol t he l ike Hit nation. Sixty rounds of ammunition was dtairlhuied in e.ac.h iniULiamau. with crders net to fire upon the strikers except in case of necessity. More Workmen Out. Clans Fall*. N. Y. ? Morn workmen have jpined in th.e strike against the International Paper Company. Over 200 men cmnloyed at the company's plant In South C.lens Palls quit work iu sympathy with the ooo already on strike at Corinth. If tho company's tnlils at Fort Fdwnrd close the shut down In this vicinity will be complete. The two union*. the Pnlp Sulphite and Paper Mill Workers and the In ternational Brotherhood of Paper Makers have iuirod hands In the Ktrike, the factional troubles of two ynrn ago having been settled by the fiflUi:"ion of tiio Pulp Sulphite and Paper Mill Wo-.-kera with the American Federation of T,abor. The Delaware and Hudson Railroad Company hail a gang of men at work in Corinth repairing the trestle which was burned by the strikers in the l tot. II Kill COST OF I.IYim Twentieth Century Club Finds $2,? 7:10,155 Spent on Picture Shows, Boston. Mass.? In investigating the high cost <>f living the Twentieth Century Club has discovered that $2, 730. i r.r?.r>0 was spent bv patrons of theatrical and moving picture shows during ten weeks* of the winter season In this city. It was found that mov ing picture and vaudeville perform ance}! made up about elghty-tlvo por cert, of the amusement enterprises of the city and cost the general fun loving public the grand total of $120, .''.('.9 10 weekly through the height of 1 l^e season. Turning to the legitimate theatres and grand opera, the- total expondlJ tores weekly was found to he but blluhtly more, or $ 12 .0 4 fi. The club r.ays that Boston has a greater .number of performances of the cheaper class in proportion to tho population than any other American cit v. ADMITS III-: IS KOBIIKII. Millionaire Soap Man Says He Will Scatter Mis Wcnltli. Chicago. lil ? ' Carnogie. Rocke feller. Morgan and other captains of Industry are robbers anil their mil lions aic' ill gotten gains. We caunot pr! rich fast enough nowadays with out robbing the public. I admit that 1. ton. havo robbed the public and I am still doing it. but I purpose to spend the .-Hourpcd money 1n wiping diit ? h" s\ot?*m by which I made It." Ti seph I'els, millionaire manufac turer of a soap bearing his name, made this statement in talking to fel low diners at the University of Chl c.?g o S*-1 m- in n? t do not hi lieve In charities," ho continued ' 'I'lu-v ar.? agents of pau porization . Neither am I a philan thropist. ] have in mind no plan to <?!d ius.li' ui ions of nvrcy. however wor'.hv they may be generally es t( < NO GIFT TO i:\t.l. AND. Canadian House Refuses to I'respnt Dreadnoughts. < Ottawa. Canada - ? The Canadian j r?-rt? li'-d a decision on the na val niiiKiiM', th-e proposal of the Con s?-rva?i\i' l< ader tone*? nt tw<", Dread noughts 'o Knirland being deft, ted by a ma.5n:*::y of fifty-five. Seven of Mr. r idea's followers voted against him. The vote on the main motion of Sir Wil_f: td I.ar.ii- r for a Canadian navy was postponed. DH. W. M CRAY DROPS DEAD. Succumb* to lirart Disease Wliilo Conduct ing Experiment. Washington. 1> C?Dr. William Merrick Gray. pathologist at the army medical museum and an authority on X-ray treatment, dropped dead hero in his laboratory while engaged in X ray experimentation. Examination i>y physicians and the coroner revealed "that he had suc~ cumbed to heart dlseare. Dr. Gray was fifty-seven years old. GAVE BABIES AWAY. New York Foundling* Find Home* In New Orleans. I New Orleans, La.?Tbla WAS the day they gave babies away in New Or | leans. A carload of little tots ar rWed from New York fonndllng and orphan asylums, with an eager crowd , of claimants awaiting their arrival. In addition to those who had pre I vlously made applications for a baby, many pressed about the car In tha hope that th4re might lx> some "left ow." Those who had applied in ad vance cot every baby In the car, bow* Kuujron't 1'nw Paw fills coax the liter into activity I>y gentle method# 'i'hejr do not Kuur, Krljm or weaken. They are a tonic to the ktouiacb, liver cud nerve#; Invigorate Inateu'l of weaken. 'fbpy en rich the blood and enable the Htouiaih to get ?!? the nourlabment front food that 1* put Into lt<^ Theae pllla contain no calo mel; they are aootblng. healing find wtlm ulatjng. For aale l>y all drugKlnl* lu 10c and JWk' hU^h. If vpn need medical ?<1 vlre. wrlti Munyon h Pootorn They will advlxe to the beat of their ability abso lutely free of Oiarne MI'NYON'H, 6Ud Md JHfctioa 8ta? Philadelphia, I'm. Jt is easy to break a good hammer handle in drawing a long nail. Alter starting the nail out an inch o; bo, just 'place a hit of wood under the head of the hammer, raining it up say an inch, and you can pull your nail easily. So. 11-'10. Dear brother, when your wife asks w?i ?i?r- lUtU'- Kuomlinir mom:v. don't draw a wry face as though she had trod upon your corn. Just shell out with a smile, remembering all the while that the half of what you have is hers by right. 1*? i -J J ujL-i.- -. mi.i J ij. -n . Trial Bottle Frto By Mall If yos (offer trom Kpllepay, Pita, Palling Blekneaa, Hpumi, or have chlmren that do to, my New Dle coTery vrlll relieve them, and all you are naked to do la to aeud for a Free Trial #2 Dottle of Dr. May'* Epll*ptlold* Our* It liaa cured thooaanda where everything elae failed. Guaranteed by May Medical Laboratory Vnd?r Pure Pood and Druga Act, Jone 80th, 1004 Guaranty No. 18971. Pteaae write for Special Pre* 98 Bottle and give AOS and complete addreaa DR. W. H. MAY, 648 Pearl Street, New York. ORCHARD AND GARDEN. Burn all I lie old brush heaps now and net rid of a thousand and one posts that have had their home there waiting for warm weather to bring I hem into act ivity again. 1 >on t wait until the last minute to polish up that rusty old plow, or to get holts, or to grind lite mowing machine knives. Preparatory licks in time blaze the way to tinal success, belay is a dragging anchor. Most folks throw away their felt boots when holes come in the feet. Just cut the feet. olV and draw the legs on above your shoes when you have a cold job to do. Those hoots have not outlived their usefulness when the feel give way. Try it and see. Pruning raspberries and black berries: ('ut out ail canes that fruit ed last Reason (should have been done lust full); also all * inter-killed canes. Shorten remaining canes to three or four feet, and cut off at least a third of the long side shoots. Wake up and burn all brush. Formula for making the Bordeaux mixture; Four pounds of sulphate of copper, four pounds of quicklime, fifiv gallons of water. First, dissolve the copper sulphate. The easiest, quickest way to do this is to put the j copper sulphate in a cheese-cloth hag nnd suspend the bag in a barrel part ly tilled with water. Next, slake the lime in another recpetaele. and strain i the milk of lime thus obtained into I the copper sulphate solution. Lastly, add sutlicient water to make fifty gallons. From March Farm Journal. WHAT'S T11R USE Sticking to a llablt When It Mcnm Discomfort? Old King Coffee knocks subjects ] out tolerably flat at times, and there ts j no possible doubt of what did It. A | Mich, woman gives her experience: "I used to have liver trouble nenr I ly all of the time and took nicdicine which relieved me only for a little while. Then every once in a while 1 would bo suddenly doubled up with an awful agony In my stomach. It | seemed as though every time 1 took a j breath 1 would die. No one could stiff.t any more and live "Finally I got down so sick with j catarrh of the stomach that I could j not turn over in bed, and my atotnach j did not digest even milk. The doctor i finally told me that If I did not give up drinking coffee I would surely die, | but I felt I could not give it tip. I "However. Husband brought home a package of Postum and it was made strictly according to directions. It was the only thing that would stay on my stomach, and I soon got so I liked It very much. "Gradually I began to get better, and week by week gained In strength and health. Now I am In perfect con dition. and I am convinced that the whole cauae of my trouble was eoffeo drinking, and my getting better wai due to leaving off coffee and taking Postum. "A short time ago I .tasted some coffee and found, to my astonishment, that I did not care anything about It. t never have to take medUlne any more. I hope you will use this letter 'for the benefit of those suffering from the poisonous effects of coffee." Read the little hook, "Tho Rosd to Wellrllle," In pkgs. "There's a Rea son." Rtmt reawl the above letter? A new one appears front time to time* They are genuine. tn?e, amj full of ham an Wholesale Price* Quoted In New York MIL*. The Milk Richenge price (or standard quality ia 3%c. |>er quart. HWTTKI*. Creamery- Weatern, extra.9 32 Firsts SW Second* 28 State dail y .common to fair 24 Factory, second* to fir?U., 2*2 BRAN*. Marrow, ItKW choice...... ? (<D 2 0.1 Medium, 1900, choice,... 2 32',i<3l 8 38 Whi.te kidney 3 35 (<o 3 40 Tied kidney, 1000, choice. ? (2} 3 2."? Yellow eye, 1000, choice.. 3 10 (Q 3 15 Pea, 1000, choice ? <59 2 3fl Klack turtle aoup, choice. 2 96 fa! 3 00 Lima, t'al 2 91%? 3 00 Gil CMC. Slate?Full cream, special,. J7'/4<^ 18 (Jood to prime 16V4C?? 10H Part skims, fair to good. 8 fa) 10 Full akima , 3 <3 4 sqoi. Jcracy-~Fanry 26 (3) 28 State?Fair to choice...... 23 (fi) 21 \Vestero -Fiiat# 24 <S} 2" Duck egga 31 (a) 40 VIKJITfl AND IIKIIItlKfl ? VKKSff. Applea?Baldwin,'per bid.. 2 75 King, per bbl. ,275 (?reening, per bbl 2 25 0i 4 Kusaet, per bbl.. 2 25 (5} 2 Cranberries, C. Cod, per bbl 2 50 (3) 5 Jersey, per bbl 3 00 ($3 1.1 VK l'OUI.TIIY. Chickens, per lb 17 (U) Fowls, per lb.,, 10%rd) ? Roosters, per lb 13 (a) ' Turkeys, per lb 11 (a) Ducks, per lb.,....,. ? (<d (iccse, per lb... \2%(<y Pigeons, per pair. ? (a) diiksheo rour.riir. Turkeys, per lb 22 (fl) Chickens, per lb )5 (ft Capons, per lb............. 18 fa) Fowls, per lb.. 14 (a) Cocks, per lb.... .? (!h Squubs, per dozen.......... 2 00 '(g> 5 IIA V AM) 8ll:A\V. liny? Prime, per 100 lb..., ? 1 Nun. H to 1, per 100 lb... .05 (fi> 1 ^ 'ItkUtt* ?ui?- UVl 1U Ckll (tii 1 ?/??' ? t. , #-??? . jp- 1-7 - ?Straw, long rye, prr 1<;Q lb., 70 Mors. State, 1009, prime to choicc 32 (a) Med aim to go'rtd.. 20 (3) Pacilie Coast, 10;i), choice.. ? (a) Prime to choice, 15)08.... 10 @ v rtitriA iii.k.s. Potatoes?State, per bbl... 1 37 (3> 1 Western, per bag 1 25 1 Sweets, per basket 25 (n> Tomatoes, per carrier....., 1 2.1 (a) 2 KgK plant, per box.... 2 00 ( 4 Squaah, per bbl 1 21 fa! 2 Peas, per basket .*.. 2 00 fi? 5 l'epperti, per basket....'..,. 2 00 (<f; 3 Brussels sprouts, per qt.... 5 fa\ Cabbages, per bbl 1 25 (a) 2 String beans. per hasket... 1 00 (3) 3 Onions? White, per crate... 40 (a) Yellow, per baji 1 25 fa 2 Orange Co., per bug 1 5d (ri) 2 Carrots, per bid 75 ( 4 Turnips, pet- bbl 50 ($ 1 Cauliflower,. per basket 1 00 (d> 2 Kale, per bbl... 50 (rij Spinach, per bbl If*) ? 1 Horseradish, per 100 lb. .. 4 (X) (iil 4 Leeks, per 100 bunches 3 00 (3? 4 Shallots, per bbl 2 50 (<C 3 Oyster plants, per 100 3 00 (o) 5 Parsnips, per bbl 7;1 (?j 1 Okra, per carrier.... 1 50 ( 4 Watercress, 100 bunehes... 1 50 (j? 2 on A IN. KTC. Flour?Winter patents .... 5 GO (ri) Spring patents 5 60 (<3 7 Wheat?No. 2 red ? (<$ 1 ' N'o. 1 Northern Dulutii.. ? fa) 1 Corn, No. 2 -- (?> Oats?Natural white 50 Of) Clippe:! white 50 Rye, No. 2 Western (ri) Lard, ?-ity 13V4fr?) 1.1 V IC STOCK. Beeves, city dressed 8 (<ij Calves?City dressed 10 ( Country dreasod 10 (ri! Sheen, per l(K) ll> 5 00 (a! 0 Lam ok. per l'V) lb 8 50 (a! 0 lloga?Live, per 100 lb 0 30 (SipJ Country dressed, per lb.. 11 (3> 1L\HHITS ATTACK I'KACH TREKS. In Spite of This Hunger Crop For New Jersey is Kxpecled. Trenton. X. J.?Nature having dis posed of the San Jose scale, there ia only one thing now that remains to prevent tho happiness of peach grow ers from being complete. Br'er Rab bit lias discovered that the bark of the young trees ia particularly de lectable. He has been feeding quite regularly this winter on that diet, and The farmers have applied for a special dispensation from tho Fish and C.ame Department of the State permitting them to dispose of the cottontails. In spite of that one pest tho outlook for Jersey peaches has never been brighter. The scale used to kill off whole orchards, but It seems now to have played Itself out, so*that only the poorest trees aro at tacked. Taking advantage of the situation, the farmers intend to sot out new trees. The season has been favorable, and bumper <yops from tho trees that have weathered the scale are looked for. ? ? ? ? Lowest Trices For liter. Planters remained firm with no ln? cllnation shown to sell rough rice only at full prices asked, they insisting that the latter are low and below the average for the past ten years, and consequently are holding for higher ralues. ? ? ? ? Conlnge Market Strong. There was a good movement o! supples of all kinds of cordage Into consumption Hard fiber ropes, laid and cotton rope wero tho strongest on tho list In SyTHpathy with.the con tinued high cost of the raw material. ? ? ? ? Mexican Hank Stops Interest. The National Rank of Mexico de> elded to discontinue paying: interest on deposits, owing to the steady in crease of deposits and to the amount of idlo money In the bauk's vaults. More Hogs Appear. While general news regarding th4 hog situation was bullish, the ad vances brought out offering* from long hpldero, and with the demand less active prices react*-1 W * > -ff Shoe Market Slow. Some New England shoe manufac* turerH have recently effected fair sited piles of heavy goods, but in general tho market contlc.cs slow. Leathei fs quiet and generally featureless. * * * * Dry Goods Surplus. The first report of United Dry Goods Companies shows a surplus ol 1107,741. * * * * Slump la Cotton. Heavy liquidation In Liverpool an* New York Cttjr censed a slump in cotton prices. BPRIN3 IS HERE. Catkins on the willow I Tassels on the larch I Hush, did aoiuelhing whis|>er, "This is blustery March?" Streams that dance and ripple I Skicw that gleam attd arch! Tie the moulh of projuiio, Merry, noisy. March. 8o.ll-MO. The Man For the Parm. Tho ideal hired man on the farm in one who farms because he in in love with the work, ttiid who studies the best methods of agriculture, both by observation ntid honks and pa* pern, and who prefers the cleanly, 01 lerly and healthy occupation of farm life to the squalid and disturbing in fluences of the city. The hired man vvho receives from MO to #40 per month und bis board ihe year around, is better oft flnnn jially und more oft<-\ becomes inde pendent, than many city workmen whose wages are three rimes as much. Tlnjr Baby's Pitiful <Cmw*. "Our baby when two months old was suffering with terrible eczema from head to foot, all over her body. The baby looked Just like a skinned rabbit. We were tumble to put clothes on her. At first It seemed to be a few mattered pimples. They would break the skin and peel off, leaving the un derneath skin red as though It wero scalds. Then a few more pimples would appear and spread all over the body, leaving the baby u 11 raw with out skin from head to foot. On top of her' head thero appeared a heavy scab a quarter of an Inch thick. It was awful to see so small a baby look as bJiq did. Imagine! The doctor was afraid to put his hands to the child. Wo tiiod several doctors' rem edies but all failed. ? "Then we decided to try Outlcura. By iiatnor tho Hiiilcura Olntmant we softened the scab and it came off. Un der this, where iho real matter was, by washing with tho Cutlcura Soap and applying tho Cutlcura Ointment, a new skin toon appoared. We also gave baby four drops of tho Cutlcura Resolvent three times dally. After three days you could seo the baby galutng a little sklu which would peel off and heal undovneath. Now the baby Is four months old. She is a fine plcturo of a fat little baby and all Is well. We only used ono cake of Cutl cura Soap, two boxes of Cutlcura Ointment and one bottle of Cutlcura Resolvent. If people would know what Cutlcura Is there would be few suffering with eczema. Mrs. Joseph Kossmann, 7 St. John's Place, Ridge wood Heights, L. I., N. Y., Apr. 30 and May 4, 1909." Salmon, pike and goldfish are said io he Ihe only fish that never sleep. l'ree to Our Headers. Write Murine Eye Remedy Co., Chicago, for 4.S-page illustrated Eye Boole Freo. Write till nlxm, Your Eye Trouble and they will advise as to the Propor Applica tion of the Murine Eye Remedies in Your bpeeial Case. Your Druggist will tell you tnat Murine Relieves Sore Eyes, StorenKth eus Weak Eyes, Doesn't Hmnrt, Soothes Eye Pain, and sells for 50o. Try It in Your Eyes and in Baby's Eyes, for Scaly Eyelids aud Granulation. When a man is said to he all riglii in his way liejs usually in a had way. Mood Tells. Yes, it is the index to health. If youf blood is out of order, you should take Kheumaeide. Rheumacide. compounded in liquid and tablet form, is a powerful blood purifier. Rheumatism is a blood disease. Rheumacide cures rheumatism and blood diseases to stay cured. Bad blood causes' catarrh, indigestion and many other dis eases. Sold by druggists. Tablets by mail, 2oc. Bobbitt Checimal Co., Baltimore, Md. When the fight hegiivs within him self, a man's worth something. Itch cured in 30 minutes by Woolford'* Sanitary I^otion. Never fnils. At dr?<??i.? . Gain not base gains; base gains are the same as losses. So. 11-'10. Mr*. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for Children teething,softens the gums, reduces inflamma tion. allays pain, cures wind colic,25c. a bottle. A plot that will not thicken is loo thin for nnv use. FAM0U8 DOCTOR'S PRESCRIPTION. fo? r~._. _ ^ArARRH0FSTOMM| to mi Peru nil is sold by your local drug gist, Buy a bolllo today. PIMPLES "I tried all kinds of blood remedies which failed u do me any good, but I have found the right tiling at last. My face was full of pimples and black-heads. After taking Cascarets they all left. 1 am continuing the use of them and recom mending them to my friend*. I feel line when I rise in the morning. Hope to have a chance to recommend Cnscarets." I'redC. Witten, 76 Kim St., Newark, N.J. Pleaaant, Palatable, Potent, Taste Good. Do Good. Never Sicken,Weakin<?r (Jrlpe. 10c. ?.Sc, SOc. Never told In bulk. The genu ine tablet *tamp*d (' C C. Guaranteed to euro or your mirncy bjick- ^2 Th? Idaal PALATAL V3r?ar'\fi! Cathartlo I Caator Oil Cltll.llUK* I.ICK TUB SPUO*. K^UfuKUluVi CI, Currtrki ?,1|>ln*,AM? 29o. t. OKUOOIM*. I'nr ?IH.% ?.V( I? ;< III. In,' l % I'l lilN K Whether from f? Heat. Stomach or Nervous Troubles. < ^ .muIIiio will relieve yon. It's liquid-i>iia.-, tint 10 tafe'e?acts immedi ately. Try It K>c.. Eic.. and ,'mj ceuia at drug stores. Russia leads I lie world in ibo pro duct ion of rye. Many Children Are Sickly, Mother Orav's Sweet 1'oWiler.s for Chil dren. used by Mother (Jrav, a nurKe in Children's Home, New York, cure Fever ishness, Headache, Stomach Troubles, Teething Disorders and Destroy Worms. Atall Druggists'.25c. Sample mailed KltKK. Address Allen S. Olmsted, Le Roy, N. V. Thoughts are migHUu- than the strength of band. Only One "Jtronio Quinine,'' That is Laxative Jmo t^uin ut\ Look for the signature ol E. W. (trove. t'seil tlio World over to Cure a Co d in Ouo Day. 25c A Great Idea. "Why do yon have those stout rubber bands about the bills of all your hens?" we ask. "Keep 'em from cackling," an swers our friend, t ho hen-and-eggry owner. "When they find tlicy can't cackle they think they were mistaken and lay another egg." So. ll-'lO. Perry Davis'1 /'(tin' il'er has been forover aeventv yours a rmtable r- medy for lum bago, b -i.itica jdeurisy, etc. A great man is'made up of qualities that meet or make great occasions. A SKELETON ONCE ON A TIME Now Mrs. I. A.Decker of Clyde, Ky., S?y? She is Well and Happy, Through Tak ing Oardui. Clyde, Ky.?"I can safely recom mend Cardui, (lie woman'* tonic, to any lady Who is in need of medicine," writes Mrs. J. A. Decker, of this place. "It has been very beneficial to me nnd I <.'??? say that there is nothing like it for weak women. "J-'or Ave years I was not able to d > my work. Half of my time 1 spent '?i bed. I suffered with female weakness and took Mich nervous spells I could not stand on iny feet. I suffered with my hack and side, and fell ofl till I became a skeleton. "At last 1 took Cardui and now 1 am well and happy and can do my own work." Cardui is prepared from the natural plant, not from mineral, synthetic compounds, and contains no coal tar products or other results of laboratory experiments. The Cardui ingredients are import ed at great expense directly from abroad and have Icon used for nearly half a century in the manufacture of this famous tonic medicine for wom en. Safe, reliable, prompt, yet gentle ;'i action by preventing unnecessary pain and building up strength. Cardui has shown itself a necessary remedy for weak women. Try it N. B.- Write to: La-lies' Advisory Dept. Chattanooga Medicine Co., Chuitanoora, Ti'nn.. for Special Instructions, and 64 |)hk'" l?ook, "ll?ine Treatment for W? uini." k< ot in ill.ilii wrapper, on request, rri/D^ LA. w at Home ?_* COMS'l-F I'ltCOU'lt^K OHKAT HAH A IN. Addr??i| Box huh, Al'UHITA.UA, Who loves a garden loves a green house too. Hreak up that cough with Allen's Jjunff Iialsam, the popular family remedy. Cures whore others fail. !45c., 50c. aud $1.00. Kggs are eggs, of course; but some are to he revered more than others, because of their age. Constipation causes many serious dis eases. It is thoroughly cured by Dr. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets. One a laxative, three for cathartic. W lien a girl doubts if she is good enough for tly young man she is go ing to marry it is a sign that she doesn t know much about him. A Kitllirr'i AVorrjr. Your poor wearied wl e losing sleep nurs Iuk the little oho suffering from that ni?ht fiend for children and horror to parents, caorp, should have h bottle of Taylor's Cherokee Itemed)' of Sweet Oum and Mul lein, mi undoubted croup proventative an well as family cure for coughs, colds and consumption. At druggist* 25c. and 60c. Never morning wore lo evening but some did break. !'?>r ? Oi.lln nnd (;|(||> HicU'-j Ca pcmne Is the Imst reniedy-?i-e. lieyrs the aching and feverish ness-curea the (old and restores normal conditions It's Ihjuid? effects Immediately. 10c., 25c. and SO* at di uc stores. Honored by Women When a woman speaks of her silent secret suffering sho trusts you. Millions have be stowed this mark of conG dence on Dr. R. V. Pierce, of Buffalo, N. Y. livery where tliero ure women who bear witness to the wonder working, curing-power of Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription ?which saves tho suffering sex from pain, and successfully grapples with woman's weak* uesscs and stubborn ills. IT MAKES WEAK WOHEN STRONO IT HAKES SICK WOMEN WELL. No woman's nppcal wns ever misdirected or her oon?' \ fidcncc misplaccd wlien she wrote lor advice, t? the World's Dispbnsary Mbdical Association, Dr, It. V. I'ierce, President, Buffalo, N. Y. Dr. Pierce'a Plcasnat PelletM Induce mild natural bowel movement one* a d*y. CI II DUIID HANCOCK OULrnUl\"?SULPHUR COMPOUND I milln LAROR, ?100. 8MAL.L.S0O. fgWIW, K.ITrctlve for Kcsema, Moh. Rlugworm, J?oUon Oak. Inai-ct sttng*. *tc. All Skin Eruption*. mikI Scalp Ailment*. You need not fn to the Sulphur Spring*; this give* tou a perfect Sulphur Hath and Invigorating Tonic brink. TaBI ETC Per Bottle (50 tablet?150e. Kenultaara I HBE.C 1 Onurprmntc. for U itic AJlL) Corrective, Purlfylug the Blood, Toning the Stomach, and In the treatment and prevention of IXDIOEsriON. Uy? uei>?lv Lumbago, Catarrh, RheumatUm. (lout, Nephritic Colic. Stone In the Kidney nud Bladder, and mi>*t Kidney l.Uerand Stomach Ailment*. niUTM CUT LA ROE JAR, 50c. SMALL 25c. A HAOIO WONOK.lt for Hemorrhoid*, file*. Sore*. UIN I m tH I ? bwelllug*. inflamed or t hafed Part*. Burn*. Bruise*. Sprain*. eic. Mplttidld for the Complexion: keep* the akin aoft and remove* Plmuiea, IllemUlte*. Illackhe* '*. etc. Try It. notk*i*by orugfuta, *ia..ftld t, HANCOCK L10U11> SLM'HUU CO.. Baltimore, Mil. IS your Dealer can't tuppW you, *?nt by Mall or Kxpreaa, prepaid, Wilts for booklet on Sulphur. COLT DISTEMPER Cm be handled very cully. 1 he ?1ek Arc cured, and all other* la earae ?t?hlc, no matter how "exposed," kept from having the dlaeaae. by uitn* SPOHN'8 LIQUID DISTRMPKK CUR'. Olve on the tongue of In feed. Act# on the blood and expel* germ* of all forms of dlatemper. Bost remedy ever known for marea In fo*l. One bottle guaranteed to cure one caw. M?e and #1 alxMtlei $0 andftlOdoxen, of d runlets and hnrncM dealer*. or ?on t ex proa* paid by manufactulrera. Cut ilio?r? how to poultice throat*. Our free Rooktat rlro< everything. I-ooal agenta wanted. Large*! Mlllm bnrae remedy In exUience * twelve venrv "FOWW >aKPIOAI' CO., Ct?m|>t> tftd Btcltrioloxlsts. Qoihcn, Incf., U. 8. A. tf *f with wrnk won. uws Thompson's Eye Water TUBERCULOSIS CONQUERED. I'nllmUed 1'onlilve Proof. Call 'or write for trstlmoulaU uf prominent people nn?l booklet, WIIY NATURE'S CREATION 8AVE6 CONSUMPTIVES. E. D. MORGAN. HippDdrom* Building, CLEVELAND, 0. r You can make $3,000 In 3 months. rninitiK vegetables in Florid*. Writ<< (or our vnlunble book of FACT?. Florirtn l.tml Co . Rot ftflfl, Copley, Fla. XANTHINEhaTr Restores Qrsy Hslr to Nstursl Colon |?Ti(or*trt and prtvroti th? h*ir from falling ??, r?f h D(ug|l*t?, *r k?nt Dlr*ot by XANTHINE OO., Richmond, Virginia ?1 P?i B*HU; ><??>> t*?M? ||t I* *4 Ih ClrcaUr* MR. GINNERt Have you ever teen the LUMMUS AIR BLAST GIN SYSTEM? Do you want to Increase your profit and at tbe i?m? time lessen your labor? Wo hare upent 40 rears perfecting * gin syat?m that would nruct tbe actual requirements, and cow we're got it. Ton) n*oie ?n<t id lrr?a on ? pc?K c>H will brlns roa full lnftri??U<>n. f. h. mm sons co., b* BniNCH orriCK and show room* 807 TT. Trade St.. Charlotte. N C. We Buy FURS Hides and Wool Faathan. Tallow, Iniwh, Qbtrac, GftUto 8*?U(Vc.Vw Rmx). M?r Ank WiU Clnf?r, ale. W? in 4mWi| ntfAU io 1856 "0??r kaV a caatary m Lo?u?ila"??*d tu do batter far pa* that MUk of cmumm MCfcKaMi. R4min, lay Baak ia LouirrSa, Wttta far wnkV rriaa liat aad ?kip?Ufl U?. M. label A tone, tt7 (L Mattel II. LOUIftVllLI. KY. it wae in this very cottage In Brookeide, 15 miles from Birmingham, Ala., that three Italians nearly died off Fever. They hacfl eon's Tonic cured them BroofaM* Ale., M?jr?. ML - TiwtvoylyMuiUnMII very oWhwH mmm et continued Mauriat rrrer. An fm IMUIMM Md Ured oa a orwfc M jrarde from My etora. Tkeee omm were ol three ?QB?iitM<h>|. UmU ?aptr?urn>a|tot trea Ml?Mi Thedoctorshed tried nrr tUaitanta. l|w>liitlwi?wili? Johneoa'e Tonic. 1 nnoTtd Ml the prtni ed matter and let the Beedtotneaooet to a plain bottle *e a reenter preemption* Thee* feet to ail tkree eaeee wme immediate ana pwmuHt. tUy reoorered rapidly h~1 Ihiri wae no recurrence of the Peter. ft. R. SHI FLBTT. WrHa to TNC JOHNSON'S 0MIL4. a PKVtN TONIO CO.. Savannah, Ga.

Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, March 18, 1910, Image 4