The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 10, 1918, Image 7
TH* PBOrtA ftABirWBLL. A 0
PERUNA
Made Me a Well Man
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Mr. Loais Young, 205
Mcrrimac St, Rochester, N.
Y., writes:
■."t «ufT,r*4 for thirty year*
With chronic he we | iroefcle, etem-
;aeh treehle aa4 heaierrhasea el
the howeha ,
We boueht a bottlh of Peruna
and I took It faithfully» and 1
Wsaa te feel better, r
My wife persuaded me to con
tinue* and I took It for some
time as directed. Now 1 am a
Well atan.”
V
Suffered thirty
yean with
stomach
trouble and
hemorrhages of the bowels.
IHSIIKG ms
FROM IRE»
I ItM StM. ■ SKB
art specie Or*e*t Hr Ar'othtr It
tlensl Institution la Moya*
tsia City*
ONE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY
MILLION DOLLARS ARE NEED
ED, AT ONCE.
ALL ARE WORKING IN UNISON
A Little World of Industry May Be
Found Under One Roof at
Camp Sevier.
i
SOLD FOR SO YEARS.
fa MAURI A, CHILLS and FEVER.
And Then He Wasn’t Pleased.
^ After Thomas Soar, Esq., fair] hpen a
member the city council for several
years he thought that at the earlier
opportunity he would endeavor to srrt
n permanent record of his term of of-
flee fhuro. Nothing wonld Iw* more f.t-
ting th»n to hnvo n fdror't nfllr d nf , «*r
him.
Aff#*r having ••\|»r«-<**‘«*«l fa^ d« '•ire to
i q*
ALSO A FINE GENERAL STRENGTHEN*
INC TONIC. Said by All Drag Stares
Happy Thcught.
The iiiiHiaiger of the prison lursehall
team was hlihllng fit rewell to his star
plfeher, who had ju*«t flnishi*i| serving
a sentence of live years.
"The !«*am s. guiifa to lie badly erlp-
withotti yoo."
“MajlM* !%».*• Rnswt'red th** great in
fra'nunil -bib nrtUf. \>bo was nl-o a
UMub*»l mi»i
s**verjii
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Sergl. Charles L. Ruddy, hand mas
ter of the Seventh Regimont Band, F.
A. R. D„ before coming into the army
was a well known musical director.
He has filled the position as musical
director with the Schuberts. Klaw arrd
Krlanger, Ziegfeld and others.
Sergeant Ruddy has written a num
ber of songs which have made great
hits with the public.
One of bis latest songs was written
around ('amp Jackson and is entitled
**So Loftg Camp Jackson.** It has
made a- great hit with the'hoys at
Camp Jatkson and will he foam red at
the show wrhi« h the Rand S« bool la
now staging. This song will also be
be Liberty lx>an * \» n i*e«
! with forging a «ti)»«'bargA
army, private Ito a> •* Po««
*cm Ala was guiltv
• ner^i! (ourt martial and was
>1 to '♦•rvr a * rr ft* of t* n rear*
uitrd Rtate* 4i'* pbnary Hat
r««r* i^a%enw«»rtl» k in , and
l All pav a ad Allow aw* ea wad
% |.< 0 ‘ | pf& of b *• •‘•'Wt•■*.:»#a to
4W bAVRod
*gav ^tatpsa* ttiat aea
’bsaa» *bor#*4i for tba
■ .aa.rg tie* oar bav
at $ aSi'pBNna bar f wads
a*rw mm *ar w «b
r^treenville t The ettahllshment of R
l»rge textile school In Rreenvilit wtP^
all hut settled at a conference between
cotton mill executives, cttlsen* repre
senting the educational Interests of
the city, officials of the Chamber' of
JCdyinercfi. Roy Dimmiu of Atlanta,
nfederal agent for industrial edu^atlcn
In lira Southern Sta’es, and l*rof Char
les S. Doggett of Clemson College,*
supervisor of the state boarl of oca-
tlonal education A plan j* federal
aid was explained by Mr. Din.mitt and
It was agreed by all present that
GyeenvUle should and must have the
school. An investigation is to he made
immediately through the Chamber, of
Commerce as to just whnt «lass of
school is needed The result of the in-'
vesiigation vill hi ie ort?d at a sim-.
ilar conference to be bold later.
Tonight! Take Dodson’$ Liver Tone!
Better Than Calomel For Liver
Calomel sickens t If bilious, constipated and head-
41 achy read my guarantee.
0 a
Opening Pledge For Loan.
Sumter.—Four hundred and thirty
five thousand dollars was Sumter’s
opening pledge for the Fourth Liberty
Loan. This wa« pledged at a mass
meeting presided over by D. D jMolso
The rhief address was by ev-Governo:
b
John C Sheppard whose patriotic ut
terance* were frequentfy «,*»•..»ud d
He pointevl out ths* Ame-ifx had nev
Listen to me! Tji!> im» more sicken
ing, salivating colon . f bllloun or
constipated, pon’t * * ^ wvverk!
Calomel is mercury • i 4pilckallver,
which causes hecrn^l." oi the bones.
Calomel, when it comes into contact
with sour bile, crashes into it, break
ing It up. This Is when yon feel that
awful nausea and cramping. If you
are sluggish and “a[l knocked out,” if
your liver is torpid and bowels consti
pated or yc>u have headache, dizziness,
coated tongue, if breath Is bad or
stomach soqr, Just take a spoonful of
harmless Dodson’s Liver Tone.
Here’s my guarantee—(»o to any
drug store and get a bottle of Dodson’s
Liver Tone for a few cents. Take a
spoonful tonight, and If it doesn’t
straighten you right dp and make yon
feel fine and vigorous by morning, I
want you to go back to the store and
get your money. Dodson's Liver Tone
is destroying the sale of calomel be
cause It Is real liver medicine; entire
1y vegetable, therefore it can not sali
vate or make you sick. -
I guarantee that one spoonful of
Dodson’s Liver Tone will put your
sluggish liver to work and clean your
bowels of that sour bile and consti
pated waste which Is clogging your
system and making you feel miserable.
I guarantee that a bottle of Dodson’a
Liver Tone will keep your entire fam
ily feeling fine for months. Give it to
your children. It Is harmless; doesn’t
gripe and they like Its pleasant taatA
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throiigfi th** street* of a small ?few ; i’amp Xai bury Taylor. Ky.« was prea-
Kngbirnl town Id^witig n hortf snd be- eRt wbeit negro srddlerw wero #
tw«*eft blaats yelliiig, *'S*ap and srrod I** *lgning tip for goFeniniem insurmtee.
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kind* of fLh In that wtontry. *■ wt«*tber a* the fa'm-Av'tarv of hla |b>®*
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Forward!
\v tth no thought <>f bunting »hraj»-
ncl and pn«on«NM gaun into whkh
they plunge- with every muK'tc tentc,
with every faculty of mind alert,
with one thought only—TO FIGHT
AND WIN.
That it the way our men are going
into battle. When the thrill whntlc
sounds the advance, out they go—their
whole heart in the task before them.
Xo power on earth can hold them hack.
Forward!
The same-sharp challenge to battle
is sounding for us.. We must answer
in the same proud way—the way of
our fighting men—the American way.
Jl e must lend the way they fight.
We must show the war-maddened
Hun a united American people mov
ing forward shoulder to shoulder,
irresistibly, to Victory.
Our task is to supply the money,
the ships, the guns, the shells that we
must have to win. It is a tremendous •
task. We must do it as our fighting
men do theirs—with the indomitable
spirit of Victory/
We must work, and save, and lend
with one thought only—TO F1GH f
uer into rnt ngnt—wtui your
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r GOOD-BYE BACKACHE, KIDNEY
■ AND BLADDER TROUBLES
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tog blue hmg a ltd g«*o*ral r*poir oafb
Ro« b m*-« oil) lik*lf bo trAit*f*rt« I U>
thr w *rk to 4rbl* b tl»*? • ah br»t b^vv*
fb* tl*w h* 4 tb*tr Ability if found
(tot At i»r*'•-nt 24 «n)di*rB aro *m
pktyod In th«‘ ramp clothing 'hop
How»*v«*r. It i» uitU**r*tood that 2S cx
p**ri*nc*d tailors qrc it* b* tr.mHf*rr*d
to the (amp alNiiit thr time th**
building i< ready for occupancy.
Camp Wadsworth.
Fire oft leer.** who trained her* last
year and Mnc* that time have been
serving in France have been relumed
this country and sent to t’amp
Isworth to he attached to the
Ninr i*-seventh Division.
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t r
to dHMRbtftllg 4A
tot* tb* d*Rill of Min* talRv Mas JrvR
N •*•
bAAging *o a rof v or hi tb* ♦*
tb# badR* of b** fatbor. Jaot*> Ja* k
400 bo tbv piaado*too <d M M
Jam* • Jorb*oo. tb* fotb*? vaa a*
r**t*d *rd pfea* *4 ta |atl «h erg ad aritb
tb* ma r d*f •*! hi* d <• ugh ter
ft «
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• hen
- b*«
he *4
roa
•Id era
ibl* lr*»tth)<
p ta
the f.
■Rtly
*nd
that 1
ihfrr wa*
a fat
rullw |
row
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dAUgt
ter left ih'
1 h »u*
c and
Ji*r ft
’her
a fen
minuteit \m
iter
Tb* x
irl did
not
CORNS
ha* k durii
ig th.
>* nigh
it and
the
folio*
jnp tnornmji her
body
was f#
>und
b*ngi
r»x d*'ad ir.
th* )
-table.
The
uor*
on# rV
jury rent
ler*d
a V*
rdict
’hat
the n
irl ram* tc
* h*r
death at
the
hands
of unknr
>wn
part lei
s. There
were
’la irt um^ia
n< *s.
however.
eon
nected with the
fimli
nc of
the body
that
convinced■
th# 1 officers
i that
the
>4 Rsao
N
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t bo bbaod. It ■on** o
) A ROW OoOOOR. of fOR. H
fboRoeotty word* off afta*b» of ftb*
aod fatal dbomuoa of tb* Md-
RPf • It oft*a i wQiplHHy (*Rfvu tb*
dborvoAiag dto*aa*o of tb* organa of
tb* body aRl*d with tb* Madder aod
kkb.c) • Ittomty «■* Hrtmty urine, aed-
linertt. or “Hrhkdu'f’ loftlrat* an on-
bra 1 thy ((Edition.
TW not delay a minute If your bark
Ache* or %*>u * re H»r«* ai*r«»'s th* loins
or have dittidHty when tninntlng. tlo
fo your druggist at once and get a
obtrb l« tb* rgRO* od
the tmoblr Tb*f will Rolcbly
tboao MlgVoed |aiotn. 9bat
tombogo. srlatlro,
graveL "brir kditat.*" etr. 1
aro an rfferttv* remedy for all
eaaea of the bladder, kidney,
stomach and allied organa. Tour
druggist will rhrerfnlly refund your
mom y If you are not «atl*fled after A
fern days’ Us* Accept only the puro,
ortrlnnl tJOl.D MEDAL Haarlem OH
fapaule*. Non* other genuine.—Adr.
in Appointed. *
Greenville M^^sAnnH (’. Williama
wbo for the past yeatvbas l»een dopu
ty clerk of the federal court of tht
'western district of South cS^rolina
was appointed by Federal Judge Jos
eph T. Johnson as Tnited States com j
miseioner for Greenville county, suo
ceedihg Maj. E. M. Blythe, who re
signed to enter the army Mrs. Wil
liama, it 1s believed here, is the find ,
woman to hold such an appointment
In the sontheaat She will also con
tinue to act us deputy < lerk for th*
federal court
father *hould b* heTd for further in-
^ vestigation.
Drawn by Pre* dent.
Columbia. -The distinction of hav
ing his nnmber drawn by Woodrow
■\Vilson. president of.- the . Tnited
I States, goes to Joseph Benjamin.
Moore.-404 Pall Mall Street. Olympia
village.
■ In drawing numbers for men in tha
hew draft. Mr Wilson, blindfolded,
drew a rap-uli* containing th* number
$22 With th* local hoard for lit*
city hf-Columbia that ntitnher '-Igni
fles J H >1or»re whr»se order nRlinb*r
t f« n*»w 1.
Heartburn, Belching
Indigestion. Food Repeating
and Nearly All Kinds of
Bodily Miseries
Concrttc Roadway to Camp.
CofainhiB fUmd progress L being
Rad* oa »h* ♦•d»« re** roadoev tesdlaf
IR TaRII J*«h>AR Tb* fpf/es have
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44 wHARRMI R A * A
The first sign of stomach misery
usually comes after over-eating.
The doctors call it “superacidity .
The people say-“sour stomach”.
Millions of people who have lost
their ambition, energy, courage,
vitality and strength—who are
weak, pale and listless—who go
through life just dragging one foot
after another—tired and worn out
nearly all the time-nervous, irri
table, subject to
‘•evert headache,
miorama, and a
kmc train of physi
cal Ola would be
...j;...,.
quickly and thoroughly. It make* *
the stomach pure, sweet, cool and
comfortable. It help# you to get full atrencth
out of every mouthful of too^ you eat:
unl^ea you do get full strength from your
Jeod^oa cannot enjoy roburt.
EAT0N1C to la tablet form. They
Sttaaant tuting—feat like a hit of cat
Take
EATON1C to
WjawivntBstr*- 1
lactB ef
AC
tow* taMRi ■mmm m