The Camden chronicle. (Camden, S.C.) 1888-1981, May 23, 1924, Image 6
Weak
Nervous
"I was weak and nervous
and run -down," writes Mrs.
Kdith Sellers, of 4C(J N. 2l?t
.St., East St. I.ouis, III. "1
couldn't sleep nights. I was so
restless. 1 felt tired and not
in condition to do my work.
I would have such pains in
my stomach that 1 wan afraid
I would get down in bed, . .
\My mother camo to sue me
and suggested that I use
CARDUI
The Woman's Tonic
I feK better after my first
bottle. I had a better appe
tite. It seemed to strengthen
and build me .upu 1 am so
?;lad to recommend Cardui
or what it did for me. 1
haven't needed any medicine
since I took Cardui, and I am
feeling fine."
Nervousness, restlessness,
sleeplessness ? those symp
toms so often are the result
of a weak, run-down condi
tion, end may develop more
seriously if not treated in
time.
If you are nervous and
run-down, or suffering from
some womanly weakness,
.take Cardui.
Sold everywhere.
C. H. "Otto" Wood nnd J. H.
Starnes, two desperate convicts, es
caped from the Raleigh, N. C., peni
tentiary last Saturday by overpower
ing the guard, and making him go
away with them in a car belonging to
the prison physician. Then dumping
Partin, the guard, they forced a negro
truck driver to take them to Method,
where they took charge of the truck
and drove it as far as it would go. In
Durham at about 2 o'clock Saturday
morning they captured M. D. Cline,
just returning from a fishing party In
a Studcbaker car and made him take
them to Greensboro. After passing
through the city, including Main
street, they went to the outskirts,
? threw ("line out, beat him up badly,
and robbed him of a revolver and $H0
in cash. Then returning to the city
they got live gallons of gas at a fill
ing station and left no trnce of their
whereabouts after G o'clock Sunday
morning. Wood was in the penitenti
ary for the murder of A. W. Kaplan,
a pawnbroken of Greensboro, last No
vember. Starnes had been sent up
from Forsythe county for five year.?,
('line, after being beaten up by the
convicts, crawled to a nearby house
from which he telephoned the alarm,
? >ut it was too late to be of immediate
value' in the tracing of the fugitives.
The two mm were captured at Roan
oke," Va., yesterday. After leaving
Greensboro they went to Winston
Salem where they picked up Wood.'.*
wife and daughter. Then they drove
all night to the vicinity of Roanoke,
where the muddy condition ?>f their
tar invited investigation that led to
pursuit and capture.
Had Advertising.
One <>(' the most discerning women
in this town came as near snorting *is
:? woman can the other day when
miiuo handbills gotten out by a real
??state agent were- li ft at her door.
"If this real estate agent doesn't
know ? nough to advertise in news
papers. he will not get any commis
-.ions when I j^et ready to buy i
house,'" -he -aid. "Handbills are for
the t heap .il'ii trade. People who
have < n??ugh money to buy houses
read newspapers when they want to
i.ifnl in ' he 111 Sel\ CS '*
That w a - < \pressing* :i v. r\ well
indeed. \\ ? ti< n't know of any new
paper man who < hav< t;.l it . s r \
l?ettei Spartanburg S;n
f.uther Hurbank has ? . (V. ie<i his
"creations gardens" to t he University
>?(' California for educational and ex
perimental purpii-t -. He has been
? tPv i*e?l $ 1 OO.Ot'U !u;' tin in, but ? nm
mercial profits mt<r- -? !.:.'n . ev> -i ,>i
'!?(' 1 11 J bl ie benefit.
Hundred- of per?tin< .-;>.p; > I
! !: oadw ay New York city , ' i ? i ? nt !> '
. ,iW ti e spectacle I i' a tWO-horse
plow turning up black lorrm in the
acre i lot i.f t itv J 1 a S 1 park which was
r.eing prepared for the hnnual >(ed
rtmvr. to gras.?. ^
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COLUMBIA, S C.
Si-KSI- OF TASTE IN PEOPLE
Olviiie J Into rour Cla?M#? roOow ?:
G?vco', Oitter, baft And 1
Acid
' ? : '? . \ I
Tic ? ??? ?.f iiisii. ?n tuijj uii .bi'lD^*a.
hi', in !? i <| i \ i into t<?v?r cliW*
i\tt?Cf, t>Wli*r. sHll Kild JH-lil. TIloKH
III .r r! aisse*, .w trl? their combination*,
I >i oilthv sill the delicious sinusal Ions
Uu<| we jisfftiii' (o til tit!, ah wull I"*
till lilt' dlSllg l'?*eil hie illlprehMons of
( lilt t
Hut tin* tongue is n?>t equally senkl*
tl\C ill till I >!t I* t M to I bene HCItMU
indeed, i( Iijis been shown i lint differ
ent tiixlt's rt'Mili fr<?ui tin* sitrnv silmu
lux when applied to different places
'Oil tlx- tongue. Till! Hp or t he tongue,
for iDHlHiicf. Is mom sensitive to
sweet and uoltl tastes, while it '?* far
less capable of perceiving a bitter
time than any other part of the
organ. Same person# are unable to
percehe any hitter taste when quinine
is applied to the tip of the tongue
only. At the back of tbe tongue the
bitterness of the drag Is perceived at
once.
An explanation of the curious se
lective powers exhibited by the tongue
ts that a variety of nerve fibers are
present in that organ, each kind ha
Ing sensitive only to oue of the four
principal classes of taste, These nerve
fibers are distributed In vsrjriug num
bers over different parts ef the tongue.
At Jhe tip, for instance, the nerves
which are sensitive te sweet and acid
stimuli are moat numerous, and ac
cordingly in that locality those taste*
are the ones most readily perceived.
At the hark of the tongue, on the
other hand, thinrerve fibers concerned
in Jbe perception ef bitterness prevail
over the others.
A singular proof of the fact that
on particular parte of the tongue one
aert of nerve fttoere may overpower
and mask the eflfeet ef snother sort
is furnished by placlug aulphate of
magnesia on the back ef the tongue.
At first only a strong bitter taste Is
perceived, but when the nerves pro
ducing the bitter taste are paralysed,
as tbey may be by the application of
the drug called gymnema, without af
fecting the other nerves, then a slight
acid taste becomes evident.
Thtfs ctm our allgbtest sensations
of pleasure or pain sre the result of
a complicated syetem of nerve fibers
and nerve endings, and while we can
begin to perceive that' certain nerves
posses* certain powers, or are sensi
tive to certain Impressions and not te
others, yet the cause of these differ
ences retaaln to be discovered.
Body Attitudee Affect Thoughts.
After 3,200 testa Chester Vf. Darrow
of the department of psychology at the
University of Chicago has decided that
bodily attitudes affect emotional
thouglft.
In general the person with a smiling
attitude will think pleasant thoughts
more readily, and one with a sneer
will more easily register unpleasant
thoughts.
Hodlty postures also are an Important
element; he added, the subject standing
erect and straight responding inure
readily to pleasant thoughts than th?
person In a slouching posture.
Sophia of Hanover.
One <>f the most esteemed women
connected with the royal house of
Hanover was Kleotres.s Sophia, who
died in 1714. She wn* the wife of
Krnest Augustus, who succeeded his
brother. John Frederick, to the elec
toral dignity In and daughter
of Klizuheth, wife of the Klect.br Pal
Mtlne, Frederick, and granddaughter of
James I of F,ngland.
By their marriage the Hnnoverinn
house was connected wi(Vi that of Eng
land and Scotland. Their son, George
I.ouls, succeeded his father in the
duchy of Calenberg sind in the elec
toral dignity in 10PM, and by marrying
Ills cousin. Sophia Dorothy, he united
'he two daughters of Onlenherg and
T.tineberg on the (tenth of (Tcorge Wn*
limn in 1705.
Ores 50 Million Years Old.
Specimens ? ? f minerals said to have
been extracted from atrafa of earth in
Greenland more than ttl.OOo.fXH) years
eh! nre on exhibition at the I'hlladeU J
phla Aruiirmy of Nattfral Seieuoe. The
mineral* were di*?i'o\ered l>y I>r. Sam
tjel Gordon, of t J i ? ? a.-ndemy, who
has just returned from an1 ??vjtlomiioo ]
of the A ret ie eonntrv.
Wl ??:].?? r tin1 niiniT.i'i, which w ere \
feu inl ill !ar*e <ju.intitt?'s. could be 1
made of ,niv ?-omiiieren' \ nine was
problem;'.! ' H I >o 'or i lor lon sai l.
<?!!.? r?M-on \'..s ;\|. ir: a '<?* -< hflltv of
< } rc?^i i'i:v! he ? \ [ 'i.i ::nl
Buttons Made of W,.ste Horn,
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^ into m< ? ?( ill *i)hje? I o i to
bleb j rv?* ' ' >? Mi.pi-i a'ure ????ing
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The Limit.
\''i i ! ?!-f? i cry \vn~V fv r. * fh*t
<*n ' .([?!?? n to one in th? the>;:?r i?
to h:?v? tie naber. In the middle of
the f.rst ;u I. h.?'k. May f Bee jrnwjr *eat*
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General News Notes
Housewives of Crystal Bay, I/ake
Minnetonka, near Minneapolis, have
voted to ''boycott all articles adver
tised ?n bjilbourds in their vicinity."
A section hum! at Tuscuja, Illinois^,
was killed recently when a rock, pick
ed by the momentum of a passing
train struck him in the forehead and
fractured his skull. ?
Kdwln Denby, former secretary of
the navy, resigned, now living in
Detroit, Mich., has given out a state
ment, saying that ho is not a candi
date for the United States senate^
Kight thousand poor children of
Philadelphia were the guests of Kllie
Gimble, Monday, when he took them
to .the opening of Ringling Brothers'
circus.
Thirty-one racing drivers have been
entered for the international 500 mile
automobile race that is annually
staged at Indianapolis, Indiana, on
May 30.
Kight persons were killed Wednes
day when the Twentieth Century
Limited of the New York Central, hit
an automobile on a grade crossing
just west of Amsterdam, N. Y.
The first day of trout-fishing sea
son in Traverse City, Michigan, is a
school holiday. Children, faculty and
hundreds of others flock to the many
streams on May 1 to enjoy the open
ing of the season,
Paris-green dust scattered in a
malarial mosquito swamp near
Mound Louisiana, proved very suc
cessful. Airplanes flew over swamps
otherwise inaccessible and scattered
the dust heavily diluted with Tripoli
earth.
Twelve vagrants returning to pri
son from a day's work on the roads
of LaGrange, Illinois, rushed into a
blazing sanitarium and rescued six
patients, some of whom were bed
ridden. The authorities released them
and gave them $2.00 each.
Pericles Xenhakis will sell fruit,
solf drinks candy and other articles
at the Battery landing on the New
York city harbor front, for which
privilege he pays the city of New
York $30,000 a year for three years.
In 1920 the same st-ands rented for
$100 a month.
Hoy Walph, fugitive from Montana,
where he is under sentence of death
for murder, has been discovered in
the state prison of Missouri at Jeffer
son City where he is serving a two
year sentence for burglary, under the
name of Donald Stewart. lie was
traced by finger prints. ' ?
Oil poured over the sides of the
auxiliary steamship Red Island, off
the coast of Nova Scotia, recently
saved her from disaster when she
struck a heavy storm a few miles off
Halifax. The vessel came into Hali
fax heavily freighted with ice, her
boksprit smashed and deck fittings
damaged.
Odorless fertilizer is produced in
large quantities but the farmers will
have none of it. so the manufactures
have to "sweeten" it with strong
smelling material, so that it will be
considered effective. The ruse does
no harm, because the offensive ma
terial has the same fertilizer value as
the odorless product.
Mrs. Susan Simpson Tucker, 17,
who a year ago married Burton S.
Tucker 10, has given birth to a baby
girl. The Tuckers have been indicted
by a New .Jersey grand jury on
charges of perjury in connection with
the securing of the marriage license
| by which they were enabled to be
married.
Shortly after Mrs. Ivory Horn was
granted a divorce from her husband
at Washington, l'a., she married J. J.
Mcrivman, a wealth\ widower and
| sb,.i lis after that she was arrested
for \ io'.atioii of the prohibition laws
ami shortly ait?-i tli.-it sh?- had begun I
.i sentem-r of rwo month* in th^ !
Wa>hinKton ??.?um'v jail. Shr made f< .
bad star* nil !:? > Jifth iii.i ' i i;i ltc ven-j
tin ?
Chew it after
every meal
It stimulates
appetite and
aids digestion.
It makes your
food do you more
grtod. Note how
ft relieves that stuffy feeling
after hearty eating.
Whiten* teeth.
II w
breath ana
Ifslhc Qtxxly
mat
Our Tornado Policy
?>?? ?- ?. * * ,
Makes your property safe and
will provide you promptly with
ready money with which to re
build or replace the' damage
done to your buildings.
The cost is insignificant compared with
the tremendous risk to run.
C. P. DuBOSE & CO.
General Insurance Agents
Phone 43
Mrs. Jane Kafka, founder of the
Kafka Shop for Young Women in
Washington, D. C., rose from a cash
girl to owner of the store which she
now controls, as well as being a direc
tor of one of the large banks in the
capital city.
DISSOLUTION NOTICE
Notice is hereby given to debtors,,
creditors and patrons that Lawrence
Cpllins has withdrawn from the
tailoring establishment known as
Alexander & Company. The business
will continue under the same name.
Collins bespeaks for the firm the
same generous patronage as enjoyed
during his connection therewith.
Respectfully, .
J. B. Alexander & Co.,
Merchant Tailors,
929 Broad St.
April 6, 1924.
NOTICE FOR BIDS
Sealed bids will be received by the
Hoard of County Directors for brush
ing with steel brushes and painting,
one coat, the steel work t of the
Wateree River Bridge, and for paint
ing the hand rail of the bridge two
coats. r
Paint and steel brushes to be fur
nished by the County Board. Bids to
be filed with the undersigned on or
before June 2, 1924.' Bids to be
opened June 3, 1924.
LAURENS T. MILLS,
Clerk Board Co. Directors.
May 15, 1924.
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS
Notice is hereby given to all de
linquent taxpayers who have not paid
their taxes for the years 1921 and
1922 that unless same is paid within
the next week that said property will
be advertised and sold to satisfy exe
cutions now in my hands. This ap
plies to all delinquents. Property
owners can save cost of advertising
by paying their taxes promptly.
G. C. WELSH,
Sheriff, Kershaw County.
Notice to Debtors and Creditors.
All parties indebted to the estate
of M. W. Hough, deceased, are hereby
notified ?o make payment tt) the
undersigned, and all parties, if any,
having claims against the said estate
will present them duly attested with
in tlw> time prescribed bv law.
MRS. ELLA S. HOUGH,
Administratrix.
Camden, S. C., May 15, 1924.
FINAL DISCHARGE
Notice is hereby given that one
month from this date, on Monday,
June 23rd, 1924, I will make to the
Probate Court of Kershaw County
my final return as Administratrix of
the estate of J. M. Watkins deceased,
and on the same date I will apply to
the said Court for a final discharge
as said Administratrix.
MRS. SALLIE W ATKINS.
Camden, S. C., May 20, 1924.
CITATION
The State of South Carolina,
County of Kershaw.
By W. L. McDowell, Esquire, Judge
of Probate.
Whereas, Mrs. Bessie Seegars and I
W. A. Seegars made suit to me to j
grant them Letters of Administration 1
of the Estate of and effects of W. D. |
Seegars.
These are, therefore, to cite and j
admonish all and singular the kindred
and creditors of the said W. D.
Seegars, deceased* that they be and
appear before ^Jrne, in the Court of
Probate, to be held at Camden, South
Carolina on Monday, June 2nd, next
after publication thereof, at 11
o'clock in the foreoooji, to show cause,
if any they have, why the said Ad
ministration. should not be granted.
Given under my Hand this 19th day
of May, Anno Domini 1924.
W. L. JVfcDOWELL,
Judge of Probate for Kershaw County
Published on the 23rd 'and 30th
days of May, 1924, in the Camden
Chronicle, and posted at the Court
House door for the time prescribed _
by law.
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