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THE PEOPLE, BAENWELL. 8. 0 Calomel Loses You a Day’s Work! Take Dodson's Liver Tone Instead Y Read my guarantee! If bilious, constipated or head achy you need not take nasty, sickening, danger ous calomel to get straightened up. Every druggist in town—your drug gist and everybody's druggist has no ticed a great falling off in the sale of calomel. They all give the same rea son. Dodson’s Liver Tone Is taking Its place. “Calomel la dangerous and people know it. while Dodson’s Liver Tone is perfectly safe and gives better re sults." said a prominent local druggist. Dodson’s Liver Tone is personally guaranteed by every druggist who sells it. A large bottle doesn’t cost very much, but If it falls to give easy relief In every case of liver sluggish ness aad aoustipation. you have only to ask for your money back. Dodson’s Liver Tone is a pleasant* tasting, purely vegetable remedy, harmless to both children and adults. Take a spoonful at night and wake up feeling fine; no biliousness, sick head ache, acid stomach or constipated bowels. It doesn’t gripe or cause in convenience all the next day like vio lent calomel. Take a dose of calomel today and tomorrow you will feel weak, sick and nauseated. Don’t lose a day’s work! Take Dodson’s Liver Tone Instead and feel fine, full of vigor and ambition.—Adv. THE RIGHT WAT tn all caa«a of ^ Distemper, Pinkeye, Influ enza, Colde, etc. ■ ■ — in pheiit TRUSTEES OF UNIVERSITY OF , SOUTH CAROLINA RECEIVE! LONG PETITION. - IN INCOMPETENT EXECUTIVE •f all horse*, brood mere*, cotta, •tallloa*. 1* (o “SPOHN THEM” On their tongue or In the feed put Bpohn e Liquid Compound. Give the remedy to all of thno. It acta on tha blood and glainje. It route the dlneaa* by expelling the dlst-uae germ*. It ward off the trouble no matter how they ara' ••exposed” Absolutely free any thing Injurloua A child can aafely taka It. Mold bv druggists, harnees dealer*, or #.*nt expreee pe»d # hy the manu facturer*. Sperlal Ageate Vk anted. SPOHN MEDICAL CO., GOSHEN, IND., U. S. A. '■ Lacking in Qualitias Required to Make Inatitution Graat and to Draw the Students to Wlrr:. • ' * " Students of the University of South Carolina have presented to the board of trustee* of that inatitution a peti tion asking for a new president in place of the incumbent. Dr. William Spencer Currell. which is tantamount to asking for Dr.yCurreH’s resigna tion. The petition was signed by 16U students out of an enrolled ..student body of 240. of which 40 were young women, who ..were not approached on the subject.' Thirty-four of the men did not sign, the majority of them, it is said, being special and day stu dents who did not room in the campus dormitories., The petition was voted on at a mass meeting of students. The board of trustees gave immediate consideration of the petition. The petition states that the institu tion has deteriorated under the presi dency of Dr. Currell. whom, the stu dents allege, is an efficient and in competent executive, is lacking in »he qualities which would draw the stu dents to him and has not the leader ship which will make the university a rre*t institution. Aid for tUt« Schools. John E. Swearingen. State ■*»tt»eri!i- tendtnt of education, has seat .out to the various counties the last few day* nearly $200,000 for State kid to rural graded schools. The total arnoun*. ap preprinted was ' $2^0,000 and the amount paid out now is $138,100.. The aiubruts by countiep follow: Abbeville, $LS*»>0; Aiken. $*600; An derson, $4,400; Bamberg. 41.000; Barn well. $1,300; Beaufort, $500; Berkeley $1,700; Calhoun. $2,000; Charleston $1,200; Cherokee. $2,200; Chester. $2,000; Chesterfield. $'>,900; Claren don. $2,800; Colleton. $4,400; Darling ton. $6,600; Dillon. $5,200; Dorchester^ $2,500; Edgefield. $2,100; ' Fairfield. $700; Florence. $9,200; Georgetown. $1,000; Greenville. $13,000; Green wood. $2,500; Hampton. $2,600; Hor ry. $9,400; Jasper. $1,100; Kershaw. $3,900; Lancaster. $5,700; Laurens. $7,300; .Lee, 94.600; Lexington. $5,200: McCormick, $1,600; Marion, $3,500; Marlboro. $3,300; Newberry, $2,700; Oconee. $6,200; ^Orangeburg. $4,200; Pickens. $5,500; Richland. $4,900; Sa luda, $5,300; Spartanburg. $18,100; Sumter. $1,800; Union. $3,700;' Wil liamsburg. $6,400; York. $4,400. Total. $188,100. A Want Road Equipment. Capt. .1. Roy Pennell. State highway engineer received a telegram from the bureau of public roads at Washington asking him to wire the bureau what army equipment, material and sup plies the South Carolina highway de partment could use in highway build ing. The federal aid road act author ises the secretary of agriculture to distribute equipment r»reived from the secretary of war T'mong the high way departments of the slat-**. lu rep!-, to th*» f»!egra:n « ),»’i Pennell telegraphed that the State high wav # department could use 'J2 mo tor trucks. 46 tru* tors. 45 automobile*. 46 pump*. 12 hoisting engines. 1$ pile END INDIGESTION. EAT ONE TADLET ‘APE'S Df/kPEPSfrN INSTANTLY RELIEVES ANY DISTRESSED, UPSET STOMACH. Lumps of undigested food causing pain. When your, stomach is acid, gas- jy. sour, or you have flatulence, heart burn. here la instant relief—No wait- log! A Just as soon as you eat a tablet or two of Pape’s Diapepsin all that dys pepsia, indigestion and stomach dis-. tress ends. These pleasant, harmless tablets of Pape’s Diapepsin never fail to make sick, upset itomachs feel line a* once, and they cost very little at drug stores. Ad -Different Point* of View. There was a rush of wind, m cloud of dust, and the car rushed on. leav ing the old gentleman sprawling in the roadway. He picked himself up and dashed tip to a policeman; yelling ex citedly-: “That motorcar knocked me down I" The policeman took out a• business like notebook and said: “Did you notice the number, sir?" ‘•Yes,** said the in jured one. “It was number ♦U»." JiM then anorfrer policeman. . who had s»*en the aceideiil. came hurrying up. and said ; ’ "No. no! The liUlilher * il!|. This gentleman was standing on Id* bead when lie noticed it!"—IMlfsIniruh Chronicle Telegraph.. .- Ajttbk Clouds coices Sunshtn*. Arrsa Db8Pond*nct comm Jot. Arnes Sickness comm Health. - Atteb Weakness comes Steenoth. In the spring when you’re "sD ia”—fagged out—-blood thin, you will turn to Nature’s remedy; a tonic made from wild roots and barks, which has stood fifty as the best spring tonic—y ou find strength regained. No need* to tell you it’s Dr. Pierce’s Gulden Medical Discovery, put up m tablet or liquid form, and sold by every druggist in the land. After a bard winter—shut up indoors,your blood needs a temperance tonic, a tissue- builder and blood-makersuchasthis 41 Medical Disco very” of Dr. Pierce’s. Send 10 cents to Dr. Pierce’s Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. Y., for trial package. P*ducah, gy—• Wb«n I «*m * jouth girl mV blood wa« impoverixbol *ik1 impure. My psopte gav* tue Dr. Pierce’s Golden Mediexl IHeoovery sod it so enriched sod purilied my blood tbs* 1 fasre bsd do trouble of tkst kiod since ‘Goldew Medics! Discovery* is tbe very best blood pwrirter sod tome I hsre ever known sud 1 never beeitst* is reeotunaMidinc it.*' —A/re. Jwie. Ceyle. WS ^*e**4e St. A Feeling of Security SOLD FOR SO YtAR*. —— drivers. 1 2. (*' OQCI mix era. 12 * totlf* Sleeping I |iCkn est Reported. ■ rrusher« 1. 13$ mil IrR i Qdiu at r to 1 rsil os ;i •* : two of letl isi r$r U' ence •phall- truck. 4< i imi nstr lot*' uuiot ivea. *% • tis. co II! f? Iflffllv ca »IK*d **• deeping •k*k gravel e le vat ors. 12 il- . m r nl ter* 1 ^ « Deas." ft* Ih* en r**l* I If* Y pe .1 to Di r. Jas 1 p«»rt abl*- engi ne« 46 stun up p u'.ler- (E * l« «•! 4 Ha vns ilth i»ne«*r tr uu.' - S# • I m ,$ 1 erel It. 4 66 1 f Uee !!»arr On- of the c AHr m ti 1 at John«oi nville. , 46 comb it Wj ag.it is. 4 6 fit ows. 4 40 ++** Will lat II $3 "l >unt COtl ItllV . si id Ih# ot her harness. 46« wag on a 16*1 s b* »e| *< Tip st l<uf ta Dill. III I lit! ntv era. 460 drs| C a* era 92 1 : .U'J 1913 Rr Hat i f||E ACl OfEl* hi n 1 e«i h v j I>r. C. * chines 46 t« d% a ttttil !e. 1 14 t* af| f «, > ■r a 1 »f th ^ f nn 4—d State* public ' 92 car* ceru eat. 161 1 ca ru • toe* tn J he.ilth rrbe % fill K<> to Lx I ta to ot Her Is rg# 1 t em s i on iMtirv’t . know tli.et the nse« ' /eke is ah*iHUlel> harmful or pi >* e^oire when vou me \ -iM xre ileui* to | ure xml cootetDe no Knd will not yield to ordinary rem- 4 * ins ir 1, Ststf the Ufa11 it iid Such * twedK'ine 4* Dv. Kelmer s Swemn- Kmit, kfafney, liver snj b » i.i«*r remedv. The •« me stlrt«lsr i a4 pnr:tr, streng’n •n l eti-rl'emw iW lueint e in every uotlle of >» *m;» K -*t It is srientifitatllv (»np»*un led fto** wegetsble be Hr* It is not * stima!en'. jo! is tsken .»» lewspoi ofui Juwew. It I* not rwe«»i*»en l»»J far everytbifa^ SPEECH APPEALED TO HIM I Ih Mer* «r L*ss Reason Why L**t #n#r Coemdorsd tt Great Oratorical Effert They a re telling * x • *ke <M 1 U II Opaha* He ^ a>• up 1 lit* ot her • d«y. and waa Die tufereMli tl£ •‘f ‘liter *. if *e\ •cal gr.»n 4*f u««*liit*er *<• || 0 had heard Of 1 he *’l*rol»lblt l«»* 1 1 % vdone •»f Oeorgta. s Wblle lalklug In tl ht* In >i*l*% r It ..Ilf •f Ihe^ gro«i|e> *»f forth n*.ruin X **• aoctate^ l i>n«r *^ , *iiij» 1. «Jnrr el I uf II.HI* too Tet, |»a*U*ri nft*’ •r -si lltatbM “TM.I >. oil ev*. b*-r»r Grvrr .•It *>|i asked t T | »«|ihw of (he melt diera < id hi*» n ml « IM.I •** * i ml group “lew.* liie> all ••lilm***l in “Tim most iua<*rert) «ibl«**w» tbe movf b«-HiiHftii m*ul etirrlnx nd'lrv** 1 evrr lieu nl in nil my life of n^w** ciatlun with great nrnt«>r«. fell from the Up- of ihni greai Teian nml otatewiiiMU nil*' nl*bi n< l>nllit«. -mhI Upniis w . *||e wn« lui ro« luting me replied lit l•referre»| I I III* g i O' ef is! "Hut. reality Mi— f.“ 1 i vert toting imiii ti*M <m Inlo-retitlt imp *4j***i in i . skirt • “Nollniis »t hmeV’ev. VJr ^weie«l 1 he t#-rt pre It girl I •*> i»r liistaiH e. I think ihnl I w en r *»He M Ml |H*rfe« t p j t 'let eland I'btin In-aler ttlOrNGTHtU- The fe ara i t wo dt •tl til$* t t V LH • % |$f 11|# Echeals ts Debatt It IS faJ 1 tm e s gre* > •ab , a reh-' ng AM orESaeoa* aease one tn wh if h the p • tid»Ot !• 1 * Tweoty * ill bi If ■ ■ rhu have al aad overt < «»iniPg kulu* Ue r sn*i ! ltd- Him ,). , 91 <• a ||| 31 nd stu pll d and t ti te other tn which ready sign ifled til# M 1 f ^11t 10a of en • drr troubl bn It i*f re|*Mrlee we hff It hv ste rk 'al an «i^ wild,. teriag the aaot JtE 1 «teb '% X ttti g roar e«t A SWOT a ststomrai W r* u fit) fii-a The 1 tftr«d Ii # J m . -a ••ery liu* ttla *4 Dr K itasrr a * cws mf* heenl III re* eol disea ll A A t 1 Europe n^iq mt % m > • HlfQ 1 Ol^l Root at the Wileoigti 18 id It 11 A itx p r! MTt »•' ••Ii ■g more or less nas in rc VO tkflO wit \h t ha aaauai. If Vu« need a me*!**'* ar. v**o sb* 4 • In 1 rnterntt> t*• pr eval lent tl 1 \ | ti t Kagtan id It has traxb meet • ffAi HiHIt 0 »liaa high has* t tarsi. « h» saJ b a t *’ 1 1 rug St M es very >«Ming imhi. Iflffi made m r+par Y *1 hie dinei MHPfa school* ia bo e ot taro • *es , mediu m sad Is T • ere «li»ci.%*»iiig Oat of !l i*t t^ff 37 were w ff m 1 HUth at bk ^ _ *J « e* # w •rhi ich • e not ifie.t Howe tt ) <**4 • . •h ! : : O If# | 9 b . O V rid.aa g*df ■n*l l prog * *•. it of 11 te two 1 asea re , tha dire* to tr of |Ef t#fl isloa w orb at the great pre fa rat Mm -en 1 t. ( e !*• Dr. 1 that «he ■ «Mild rw . 1 • ft Mt tut V the Si late wilt aalrersitv 1 feat th#> Wi Mild eater the Kilmer ttovgfal mt< Nl. N Y.. fi K S * [ the rap 1 this • sample *0 W ten Mt 91 * *4 be sot t sad he <»|*l fN«ti.*Mied K# i 3 VE ailed W ttli to f e* real coolest for ye* r sra* 6a I 1 k.s pspot \4v >1 she tl It — . daraoa C amdea < rhe •raw Sumter A Cough That Lasts nd will not yield to ordinary rea edies must have special treatmeoL Hayes’ Healing Honey Stag* Th* TieM* Hoals Tha Throat. Curos Tho Cough ^ An Immune Mincreant “If titn ill* m pn y«»»»r ue ghltor, ton mat lull Intn It .v«»un*etf ” re mnrkeil the iiinII eh** retneiule-r** hlv Siinilnt .« h****l vaguely. “Ve». retnrtieil \lr. t'hugginv; “thai r*‘(r|buti**n l«les imi.t l*e till well '-n**ugl Eif Lean te Etat* Tbe bnrrovuig toMMiltee uf tbe State ba* procured through tbe Pal uietto National Henk of (’oluwbui a loan of $1,500 Oou, tbe interest rate being 3.70 per rent. Tbe loan la made for «urrent eg i*U might | 0 f (he State government Tbe general appropriation bill limits tbe amount that may be borrowed to $2.- 100.000. The remaining $goo ooo In egress of tbe loan placed will be bor .owed later in tbe year Tbe bid* were opened at 1 o'clock Four bank* entered the competition Tbe three other than the Palmetto Netional Bank were: Tbe Union Nn eir.l ih* nuyllilMr • divhlcsF g. * an >*ar *e«t ly. -let v Gaffney. Henn^ttsville Union. Wmn*- boru Pori Mill. Kingwtre* l.*»t h'-ju Sewberrv, Pi* kens Kpar'wub irg, eRnufort llonea Path, Wbitmir*. dtmpsonville. Otllun. Pendleton Kp worth Orphanage, Rock Hill. Rat ill. Uolumbta and Pnvaperltv. Many m*»re are etpe^ ted toe*Ster before the lime ‘tpires for ranee, March I r*‘i rii*uM«*u m*‘S i**u» rw tin w**u '-n«*ugii i .. N. .ti.msl H^nks Upshaw M>lemiily —AUhuis Uoiistlfu ! , T tlonal and the People* >*Monai nanna ! f " r ^ 1 i 0 f rolumbia in joint bid. 3.75 per cant. tion Paradoxical. “Jagg* Ini'* :i b»i **f «lry biiumr “Yt-s -lod odi’l' .>«•••>, illv 4vb**u lit- buv been drluLing Final. break* gin- Ih.iU^ In the str*et very | |5 - 0 premium: the Peoples Na | ^.I.Unx. Iuaw niA^Ul^LAlLJlLNl'U.b Rawb *0 Bnak U*U A 4>m.c^nt,^ with $500 premium, and Kynr A Tom * The Darn P*ra*.te*: P«n v of N** w Vork - 5 c * 1, ‘ Mr% U..m.i***»* (with uews|Ni>er)—It The borrowing committee in com j ii»**i*4 H«>lluiid a.3.1 * * U n *) n yt-nr fo , posed of Governor ( ooper. S. T. Car m Hitiinin her *11 kev. | t#»r. State treasurer, and Rut L. On r ■ * v a* •. j • i • 111 tv 111 »iv i «■ i ss v i | e-1 t i aw ws > w • — -Wlml »s 4ti** best fe^t ,.r renlism In Mr. Boo be- Server her VV’hy i borne, comptroller general |)1h> v ' “The re.tl umney it draws m «h esn'i sin* stsi f a republic?- Buffalo . i- fil*' l>oX • •Itlee " I 'xpre No Table Drink Has Ever Taken The Place Of The Original POSTUM CEREAL Boil just like coffee—15 minutes after boiling begins. Its delicious flavor, rich seal brown color and line aroma make it such a satisfying cup that Postum is the ideal drink with meals for both children and grown people. Used in place of coffee it provides a real health drink. Contains no drugs, no caffein as does coffee; doesn't make you nervous, sleepless or fretful Camp Jackson Made Permanent. Camp Jackson ha* bnen made s !>*rmaneat camp by Assistant Secre tary’of War Crowell, according to ad vices received here by J. D. Miot. chairman of th»* hoard of directors of the Chamber of Commerce, from Christie B**net in • Wdshifn^loll. The telegram from Mr. Benet stated that Assistant Secretary Crowell assured him that the camp was a permanent army post and that the present plans included‘the purchase of the actual •camp site by the government and probably more land soon. Wants Claim* Paid. • Congressman Lever has taken up with the war department the question of paying claims to fanners in the vicinity of Camp Jackson who were compelled to move away from their farms lust fall because oMhe-Exten sion of the field artillery rtnge. About 30.00') acres of land taken over by the government Novepiber 1. 1918. for range" enlargement have now been turned hack to* the owners. Many of the farmers were compelled to move away and leave portions of their crops not gathered. . fouth Carol)** Ca*u*lt)*w. Tbe follow ing U*t of cw*«i*lties over sea* among South Cwrolins trooos was recently made public by th* War D— pwrtment at Wwsh ngtou: Killed to Action Private I. B Fair cloth Allsbrook. previously reported misstnc; Nwtban ^uoninghAm Logoff Win W Bonneau. Charleston, previ ously reported missing: Da^id ( on- vers. Brookgre-n TRIM! of Wound* Prfvnfe f* R P^ee m»n. Greenville-. Died of Disease-Cook David Smith. Switser; Private* Kdgsr Rochester. Anderson; K. M. Willlnun Orum; Corp Jns. W. Boykin. Coltau bin; Sergts. H. B. Merritt, (’srlisle; Clifton Newton. St. Stephens; John James. Orangeburg; John 1. Register. Bishop ville; Robert Keisler. Lexington; MaJ. J*s. L. Bryant. Columbia; Corp Jno. W. Holloway. Columbia Returned to Duty Privates Robert Granger. Gr-*euville. previously re ported killed; John Reed. PacoM. pre viously reported died of woimds Rick in Hospital; Private John T. Parker. Che-terfield. nrev.ouslv re ported missing. . Severely Wounded LietiL Ai^.Mid dleton. Georgetown; Corp Geo. R Ban later. And'M*;m; Prtrtte J^s R V’i<-k. Greenville. Fertiliser Finures ^Reduced. The amount ()f ren^irer purchased in South Carolma bv farmers for tue in planting entton for the ve«r •will show a tremendous rednetion afe raiTTpared wit^-the U) ve>r Figures turned in to the Stute bead- quarters by confidential agents are extremely small Uiat they are !)►*:',ig rechecked for the purpose of verifica tion. One thing appear* certain, how ever and tb-at that c ifiimeretal fe> tilizer for the use >f^cotton this veal will only be a very small percent a <*= of the 10 year average. War Incsass* Mental O'facase* Uigur*-* • t»iu|»AI*-*l b« the Ywr*. •title h I ill C»»MJIUG»*I***# %l|4«4% I »»*•• t .AJgC. tit*mv |«llsH*U At»»e Uertt m>l mlMed to lit** Mate tM*w|i)iiils iluriuc the fitn.v fiHtr iit«»nib« mu*** war wa* 41»** ■ I a r*** I Hiau f • *r ill** %lmilar |M*ri*Ml i of (line |»n**r to tlie tiogifiilAiig of h*** I Millie**, the goIiiiIl*n«»r to tbe war I hetu^ 2!I..“1»V. w** i.gainM *11 after- 1 w wnl. Tbe Mate b«***pitat« are n<wital- | ly Ih*111*1 ng •*."■*■• more (Milieiil* Ilian i IfoAt were 1*0111 fo a*****HnsM*etaie, _ Cu4d% A fWEE BOX or OROVE'S 0-PEN-TRATE SALVE f Oftlt ill rldl HI rtittfimj ffgt Callt IflflA talti xai fifgM la anrinaad with evjry bonla at HAYCT HEALING HONEY. Th* fca th* ooty 1 this additional trwaimaot la Salva ia also vary vabiabla as a< w for tba Noaa and ThroaL You get Why u**e ordinary cough re rue* lies rwraedies for tba prica of one. 33c when Bo**cUee‘a S>ru|» ba** been used j Sold by a.i Druggists. If your Druggist so Mkfe**Tui i > f.tr fltty.••.e years In ^ all part* of the Unltc«l S BOSCHEE’S SYRUP ;*»r from hia coughs, brou* t> Mads. Recomm rndod and Guarantaad ss I tbs Public by PAMS MUNCMI COMP AMT, . iL&acr Acruaus or Qrovg'ff Tasteless Chill Tr throat. e*i|*e* lally luug gives tbe pstient n good night’s rest, j fn*e from coughing, with easy exjieo- ] toratlon in the morning, gives nature a chance tn soothe the inflamed parts, j throw* off the disease, helpiug the pa tient to regain hia health. Made In ! America ami *old lor more thau half . cwiTury.—Ad,. AVOID INFLUENZA! Trow Ceni a fla DrswSwd Ally Pwswaswwlw by --'-g How we III*- (.1:111 of KflWAMS The world who (lit- as MflU WvP%l j in litimilii.i. und in the ohligutbui to »c.60o»»*i;w.TuaouujiNAi. i v *rve mnnkind. True genin'^ alwuiy** Uwwwn’s LwswtTrsVidnsv 1 h:,. .1,^ K,• SbE bpan fur kXixpls. <iOW A N UBUICAL CO.. CoaoorS. Gcov*’* Tssteless chill To«»c rsstorss vltsllty sa4 snersr 1*7 a'infcnt»Bd w . w rtcbiDc tbs blood You asb soon tssl Tu Strsnstfa- lUakkaWBiBg t aa (hoi-oafhi? Ufaffal. sbIbs, latlcontUas Btfsat Cries -Ak; owwww^Piwg anmll snr Mm** Writs for ostaTug. AddrSSI Sr»»«»Ssrs ( *wmwsI>| S(k*«c Srssssbsrs, B. i mre n nuiu to tb* a tbinu. and If he’> m fool be will attempt it. W. N. U„ CHARLOTTE. NO. IS- ltlS. 44 P0 There’s a Reason At Grocers—two Vy g WVWy^WAWW/A’WA-.'.VWAVWr'wr^/^.--'V^ Corporation to Handle Cotton. \V. G. Smith. State warehouse com missioner. said that as soon as Gov ernor Cooper named the three other members of the State Board of Ex ports and Marketing, the corporation intended to handle cotton w ill he char tered and plans for pr*fa uni’g the 1 apital stock outlined Mr. Smith said ‘t was dist'ttctly encouragini; to know ■ hit .the South Csro’ na xen*r»! 1- p p r To Make Direct Cimo.ilgn. The State central cotton committed has beep receivine the most ensour g ing reports frnni.'.all but one or tsvn countries the state and it is ’im posed to do some missionary work in those counties at an early day tor K. D Smith.jConkressmiU k U Lever and John L. McLantfn are >* >Q<r rnnste-ed int4» service to carry t!»*’ •amP» ; m t.» the people .Commis wtr - •d^rxl reserve M South Carol*** lag'.sUtors *x.-. sy .he:r senrU’W* A WAR-TIME DLL THAT’S SPREADING HUNTS SALVE CURES IT! B H.FD m the w’.ir tienchrs of Ruroj.n, ,1 w;.\'p of ordi c..r) lit 11 if. Kpifaiiiug over tin? couuiry. i his skin disease, his'ory shows, has always prevailed, foliowini " anti the concentration of armies. It wa* common during, the Civil War and following that conflict Ther« was an epul Mine of the Itch after the Spanish American NNar. Now history is repeatiDg itself after the neat European struggle, Returned soldiers and those with whom thev come in contact will find a recognized remedy for the It.h >n hunts f'alvp. common I \ known ar "Hunt’s Itch Cure ” Many a veteran of the late '90’s will testify to it*, merits . it directions are followed HUNT’S SALVE will prove a never failmg cure for all fornn of the Itch and \our druggx v» dl tell you so. He sells HUNT’S VIC under a strict guarantee to refund the purchase unci La am dh-satHfie*l m*er. . A Bedford. OVlahonu man. among thounindi »b* ' pritse HI NT S SALVE, sayii: “Fom# psonte dislike to” call It the Itch, but candor comi>el* tn, ..i™,,* . ( had t ba.tl> V-ou r Runt s SAjvs. hawever cuisd me after m-nv AHiiefPes had totally failed Ohs boy ,.mpl*(*d the t ur^ -ths flr*’ ano’lr^Mnn .Co- . I •o.,*»fur roHrf M, xJ.l v t.. II.OM- whoTT; ,0 " : r5oh ;-*• Hunt** Salve ’ . • . ■* r »* r n. t* to ^1 t sovpty. Prfc* TV- ’per box '~ w "* lr * r *‘ *lr icgtat d Klc-llARDE mMCIN&CDMPA.'v.'; INC.. SHERMAN TkiXAEL