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ALCOHOL* 3 '-. V AV'o^clable flrepwt (inC 1 1 u? Stomachs m\ I lu rch/ Promoting WfWjJjgJ (?^ocrfulnessandKcstC^tJ ndther()nlam, Morphine noj Mineral. No* Na?<''oTIC jmp*okUitW*M/r7agIi r PumplUnSttU \ AIkStmM /AnSeU* U Ut A*ij' W vwwr ^tosssU* #?ri? JW 5 , tWUfrjrrr^ , t^mslil.nUoi. n.?U Ui?rr<?je tt5#SB?sL resutlini} iWftlWjg!*^ hntSimi|c'si<Mt21.rf The CWA???? NEW ~VORH' -=. Exact Copy of Wrapper. For Infants and CM' Mothers Know Jit? Genuine Castoria Always Bears the Signature of In llso For Over Thirty Years CASTORIA THC OINTAUN COMPANY. N(W VORN CITY UNtUMSfl AS NllK IS WHIT Trli Its or Which War Kisk Hnreaii Herb* Struggle Willi. When ih<- I'nitqii Static Onvornincnt ' ?|??ri?|e<l h? n pay M? tltHt'i !i?- < ? 1 1 1 < I <v>ll tribute to tin- support of> liis family whilr in tin1 servine, and added thereto art allowance which* varied iio - rnrilimt lo tin mi/.c til t)u> family, it wldiW^ #i ir? ?l !??*?? I mi to its shoulders 1 1 1 /is ? if I DiM -liitiiiK (i ns of I li< i iis;i i nls ? ?I bttei-s into understandable Kuxlish, i iuI liml ..u1 just whrtt the writers won.* ? Iri\ itiK ill . ? Tin- quotations wliu'h follow are t n k : mm Krnuino li?titer* roeoj ved by the I in - ii-uu of "War K1ak luKurniH'o. iii Wash ?ttrtvJi. and explains the wear and * ?*n t mi that' ollico and no doubt, many- de .a.\s in ntiKWXM'iiijr. "\Vf have your letti'i'. 1 am bin xraudtftMhcr nod his grandfather. Hi was born and brought up io this house ..fcoidinir tn your l<*ttw. i'Voii will ploase solid my money as oon as |H)KMibU't as I am walking around i ho city 1-i k a bloody pau|>?r." "If I do not ivoeive my husband's pay I will br compelled to live an immortal life." "You havo taken my man to tight, and lio was f best I ever bad ? who is i i ij k to keep nio if you don't." ?' " M\ bill hits been put in rharj*r nf >t f?pitt? it ( |diit.4M?n.'> Will I kH ittt.v more money? I am writing 1" a-k \.?u why I hn\e m-ver reeeived in % rlopuii'iit ?" ' "I'loasr .solid tny allotment. 1 havo a little boy and kiiood it over.v day. I ain't Lot no bonk lurniii and write .-? ?? i lot iullamatioii." '.?iis1 a line lit \ oil know that I i>'ii ii uii|.?w a tid four i-hiblren.*" "l'rc\ inii> Li> his departure w yVcre iiiai i i'''l lo .1 1 i.^t 1 1 'i- of piece f I ?? was widu< ted i 1 1 } i < (lie surface." "I Ii?m- fnii! moot lis bain and he - :in oT>!v v Ljiporl 1>:i??- .?(' t?irtli not yet but m?oii." 1 di<! ii' t- Know i ii v liiisbnnd bad > ? ? . i ? I . ? ? ?? n:tM:i- -itut >t In- hn? I don't I 'iiii Si \\ . It.ivi another will ? nibv ii "Mi Mil* b d" I A- I if ? ' i - -istiiii. . i-. keep me in ???i'<l. "f^itiu in 1 1 1 v ? i "iid't ion whirb I av<iit walk in r.Mir innitb- from a k < .-j; w li.isi- mi"''. b" r i v ??:,7 " \oiir i<*Ulti<oi?b j? ti< Inn in-' i flier. ? illil . 1 1 1 < I ;l I'l.USlUS " ll?' Ujfi mr with Uiati'naii\ nothiirv liv on Hi me ^. ? i it., reason > !:ntt'\ it.'' "Both sides of .our | >it roil t h are old it 11 tl poor." i "To whom it may concern.". "Kind Sir or She." "I'm left with a child seven months old and she is a lmby and cunt work." "Please send iue a wife'n form." " Vour relationship to the enlisted man. I am st.il! his beloved wife." "Father writes and says 1 huvenot in I'lvi'd h> noii's money, mother lias died, kindly change her address." "Von have changed- my little girl to a boy . w.ill that make any difference?" "I am sitting on 'the V. M. C. A. writing this letter while the piano plays in my uniform. Curs CrHob at ('aDidrii. Kscaping injury by a narrow margin, .Mr. and Mrs. fJeorge It. Craven, Mrs* XV. A. I'avis. Mrs. < f eorge Heath, of Charlotti. and .1. C. 'Davis, of Asbeville, traveling in an Overland club roadster, were struck by a Dodge touring enr driv en by M. (i. Blue, rf Lugofl'. in the public ^tpiare at Camden Saturday nigljt about seven o'clock. The party, return ing from Columbia, where Mr. Craven went to attend a meeting of a committee of the South Carolina State Automobile ussoeiatir-u of which he is a member, w.ere coming into tile main street in Camden from the riyer road wlien tho other car coming down the street crush ed into their car, Mr. Illtie saying that lie did not see the car until within two feel of it. Itoth can* were being driven at a -low speed* or the consequences might have heeji more serious. The two ears wen- damaged to some extent, 'he front spring of the Ihwlge going through the fender of the ??ther ear, and cn-h iug Hi the side .of the body.? i.ar.'a-ter \ IIW". Ohituur> . Militarism ? Favorite s.di ot I'russiu, ,i member of the I Ioheuzollcrn family, after a lingering illness of> too much iron in the blood Death occurred on the Western Front. Militarism has for si. me time Miffered with Kxaggernted F.gn and a Id-location of the Several Mental ' <-g- In an effort to prevent the spread ? ! llt< \ indent disease, drastic means w > , . taken l>\ the Allied Doctor*. It v\?i- f ? ? i i iii ! necessary to slice the patient tul" several hundred small pieces which I e III ? ? \ Ci 1 the Il?-t trace of life 111 the I > ii'?v It i- hoped to save the rcmaind-j ? I of the family by a strong do?e of j 1 ?cmoeracy serum. Funerar services will held under den Linden I'lea-e omit (lowers-. F' i him n > -ervico star -hall shine. No i . lestial choir will "?in>r "Die Wachl Aui Uhiue." Hair Brushes, Tooth Brushes and Nail Brushes. GOOD ASSORTM ENT JUST RECEIVED. NOT CHEAP BRUSHES BUT BRUSHES GUARANTEED TO GIVE FULL SATISFACTION, W. Robin Zemp's Drug Store Telep hone 30. ADVICE TO "FLU" CONVALESCENTS SPAIN AND ENGLAND REPORT INCREASE IN TUBERCULOSIS AFTER INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC. w U. S. Public Health Servioe Warns Public Against Tuberculosis. One Million Cases Tubercu losis in United States-? Each a Source of Danger. t Influenza Convalescent* Should Havo Lunge Examined ? Colda Which HlUtfl On Often Beginning of Tuberculoalai No Cause for Alarm If Tuboroulotla la Recognised Early- ? Patent Medi cine* Not to Be Trueted. Beware tuberculosis after in fluenza. No need to worry if you take precautions in time. Don't diagnose yoar own con dition. Have your doctor exam ine your lung* several times at monthly intervals. Ilutld up your strength Vvlth right living, good food and plenty of fresh air. Don't waste money on patent medicines advertised to cure tu berculosis. v . Become a fresh-rfjr crank and enjoy life. Washington, D. O.? (Special.)? A* cording to a report made to the United States Public, Health Service, the epi demic of Influenza in Spain has al ready caused nn increase in the preva lence and deaths from pulmonary tu berculosis. a sUnilar* association be tween influenza aud tuberculosis was recently made by Sir Arthur News holr^e, the chlej .medical officer of the Kngllsli public health service, in his analysis of the .tuberculosis death rate In England. In order that the people of the Unlt ed States may profit by Mis experience of other countries Surgeon General Rupert Blue of the United States Pub lic Health Service has Just Issued a warning emphasizing the need of spe cial precautions at the present time. "Experience seems to indicate," says the Surgeon General, vthat persons whose resistance has been weakened by nn attack of Influenza are peculiar ly susceptible to tuberculosis. With millions of its people recently affected with Influenza this country now of fers conditions favoring the spread of tuberculosis." One Million Consumptives in the United States. "Then you consider this a serious menace?" was asked. "In iny opinion It is, though I hasten to add it Is dis tinctly one against which the people can guard. So fsr as one can estimate there are at present about one million cases of tuberculosis in the United States. There is unfortunately ho complete census available to show ex actly the number of 'tuberculosis per sons in each state despite the fact that most of the states have made the dis ease reportable. In New York city, where reciting has been In force for many years, over 85, 000 cases of tu berculosis are registered with the De partment of Health. Those faipHiar with the situation believe tliat tho ad dition of unrecognized *nnd unreported cases would make the number nearer 60,000. The very t-areful health sur-' vey conducted during the past two' years in Framlngham, Mass., revealed 200 eases of tuberculosis In a popula tion of approximately 15,000. If these proportions hold true for the United Stales us a whole they would Inflicate that about one In every hundred per sons is tuberculous. Each of these constitutes a source of danger to be guarded against." What to Do. In his statement to the publVr Sur geon General Blue points out how those who have had Influenza ?houl4 protect themselves against tuberculo sis. "All who have recover**! from lfl fltrenz a," says the Surgeon General, "should have their lungs carefully ex amined by a competent physician. In fact, it is deslrablo to have several ex aminations made a month apart. Such examinations cannot be made through the clothing nor c?n they he carried out in two or three minutes. If the lungs are found to he free from tuber> eulosls every effort should be made to keep them so. TMs f#n he done by right living, good food and plenty o 1 fresh air." Danger 8lgns. The Surgeon General -warned espe cially against certain danger signs, such as "decline" and ".olds wblcb hang on." These, he explained, were often the beginning of tuberculosis. "If you d? not get well promptly, If your cold seems to hang on or your health and Strength decline, remember that these j are often the early sign* of tubercule i sis. Place yourself at once under the J care of a competent phjsielan. Tuber I eulosls Is curable In the early stages. j Patent Medicines Dangerous In Tubers ^ eulosls. -Above all do not trust In the mis leading statements of unscrupulous j patent medicine fakers There Is no j specific medicine for the <urp 0f tuber culosis. The money spent on such mediclS's is thrown sway; It should | be spent instead for goo?i food aad do j cent Jiving." KKKNHAW NKW8 NOTKH -ssffi-'S ? ^T. L- Hregofy, who wa^ ? miAwtor at Kershaw; took iniiWuttfd |Ku.liua>tu ?' -< "" "?" '?'? '"''f- , I'ml Hunt-. WlW wn? Inli"" "' i Ktin.fl Il>?M?1'> ?<? lt<?* 11,11 ? ' h| aril l'1" , m?vcr, I hi- .luuKbtcr, Mr.. M?mi? La- ?e?ng W* w* S I ,M.?Ulo? ?? <1?- """* ' ; mdiil by the <l*l>?ft>.r.. " _ SU.Mm H. liwxtnl*. l"'l'ulur I""','' i wif. m m fr tm *?WW ruing in Kviwbnw Mr. (l?o.lule'? brother-la-lew gftd M"' '? Mr ami Mr., T K. KMeher. Mr. UoolUlr wft. here to' eherV outgoing ?t n?l incoming postmaster. \v A. 8bA* Who was fay wine tune w?h' .bo i-.vi.if. Jta.1.. .m.ltloi. there (.??! 1"'< UhVM'"VL*u ? ,H?itl?.. with tho U??K of ^ Mr Show W?H one it Ken*.w . <h ^Mble dttiwi '??? ?* r"?r,,t k""" i be will .novo trom tho eommtHi.tj. Norw.li. WW, of tfnele H,?V N?vy took hi. mm * ...r..riT morning in. l-Mlng ? "s"' N''r. ha, rootle sovornl trip. over.,., nm wan lal.l .il> '"r ? time with hU vow ?tV tho eo?* of Wnle.. wh.lv the .hm wax undergoing re|>air? '"r "" 1"i"rv """ tulncd fron. boii.g Wn>etloe<l. Norma" Is here for the week. Corporal Kalpb A. ?re(forj> who has been with th0 American expeditionary forces iti' France during the period of the last struggle in the great world conflict, has been emoted to sergean rtWd has written 1.- father that he w?U outer a training <v\ -P i" France to ga.n w<iU further promotion. Mr. and Mrs. H. A. West of the Abney Motion. received a telegram from Ad jutant Ueneral Harris at Washington ih Tuesday informing them that their Corporal Walter .1. West was killed hi action in France October 9th. Cor poral Wwt was well known in Ker Vhaw where he lived for a time, being ?Mil ployed in the rfore of (Larson ami Company. He went to Seattle. N\ ash ington. and entered the service from there, ?-uniting with the Itfttnd Infantry. dames C. Stover, a former Kershaw count v ?nti*ep. who was r.'ared |n the Flat Itock section, died at his home ?n Ti-xav November r.th, after a protracted iUnws. Mr Stover was a son of the late Mr. and Mrs. John C. Stovef. He was m brother of Mrs. IV M. .Tones. Mrs. H Z (lay and Mrs. J. H. Kstridge. of Kor4iw. He move<i to Texas several years ago to make that state his home. It. .1. Myers, aged years, died at t is home at the mill village last Wed ntvtday from the effects of influenza, and 'ids remains were taken to the Mount /ion Cburoh near (\amdeu for burial on, Tuesday. Mr. Myers moved to Kershaw only about three weeks before he died. He left his wife .and two small child ren surviving. He was a brother of j \j. K Myers, the machinist at the mill, i Mrs. Lizzie FMeher So well, widow ?->f William Levy Howell, whose death xvns noted in the Kra last week, died Tuesday of last week. ju?t eight days after the death ?f her husband, from pneumonia following an attack of in The Light that never fails No glare or harsh brilliance to be in tensried and reflected by the clean white bandage gauze? just a soft mel low glow, clear and steady? - Rayo Lamp Light. This lamp scientifically constructed, gives kerosene light at its best? can't strain the eye,s. Simply designed? always dependable? inexpensive. The Rayo does not smell or smoke; is easy to light, clean and rewick. Aladdin Security Oil |lvu best results. Your dealer will gladly show you the Rayo Lamp. . standard oil company (N?w Jersey) Baltimore, Md. Washington, O. C, Cbsrlott#, N. C. Norfolk, V?. CktriMtw, W/Vb. . ftichaiond, V?. ' Charletffoa, 8. C. __ zz r (I in iizm . . Mrs. Sowell was a (laughter of the late James and Kllzabcth Fletcher of tin* Flat Hock section. She was mar ried November 28. 1005. She. was a member of the llaptist Church and was a fujtliful and consecrated woman. Mrs. Sowell was a half-sister of 1). (*. Fletch er, of Kershaw, who with his wife and their hihi and daughter Mr. and Mrs. T. K. Fletcher and Mrs. L. K. Truos del attended the funeral tast Wednes day.' C'lemcuc)' <? ranted Mooney. Sacramento, Calif. Nov. 2K-.- ? The sen t??nee of Thomas J. Mooney, sentenced I to be hanged d'n December 13, for the deaths of ten persons killed by a bomb explosion in San Francisco during a preparedness parade in July, 1910. was commuted by CJovernor W. D. Stephens tonight to life imprisonment. Court action t<> saVe Mooney from the gallows was exhausted by the 'pris 1 l oner, tho supreme court of tho United States having recently decided it 'could not reView tho <;ase. Threats of a national strike in. case tho governor did not intervene- had been made in various parts of the country and some timo ago it was reportetr that 1 'resident Wilson had written tho gov ornor to see tluit Mooney suffered no injustice. Tho trial judge had also re < l u'ost e< 1 a now trial for Moonoy. Kobert Mac key Dead. Robert Mavkoy. of Kerfthaw. ami who funnerly was manager <>f tin* Standard <>il company in this city, diod at his home in Kershaw lato yesterday after noon, death being due to influenxa ' and pneumonia. He wjls a brother of Jack Mackvy, who died about tlim? wefk?ag?| f r<?m the same dtaeasl'. 1 1?- was ali^ut l .10 yea is of Hgr.? f.-au<-i?-tc?' Xawn. "The Reason Why." B. A. Thomas Stock Remedies are the best, they are scientifically made, and all medlcinc* They keep theheaWi up, and the 'feed hill down. There Is i a cause . for every effect, remove tbe cause and tlie effect removes if self. The Poultry Remedies arc especially made to reHeve all the diseases in ft* Fowl family such as Ohofera and Ronpe and makes the Hens lay. The Hog Remedy will positively keep off the Cholera, and if given J? the first stages, will cure 00 per cent j Don't forget to keep on hand a bot tle of Farria* Oolle Remedy for Hons. It is so simple with dropper, that i child can give it. Also a bottle of Fer ris' Healing Remedy for Cuts an4 Bruises on man or beast.. They new fail. These remedies arc all guaranteed to you by your dealer, to give <atisfce tion, or your money back. 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