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9 THE PEOPLE. BARNWELL. 8 0. X \' . .* CHILLS, GOLDS, FEVERISHNESS Black-Draught Is Used by Virginia Lady tor Colds, Fever and Other Troubles With Fine Results. Rocky Mount, Va.—Miss Mae Chit wood, of this place, recently stated: “I have used Black-Draught for colds and stomach trouble and certainly have found it very satisfactory. When I would feel bad and fevet- ish, as though I was taking a fresh cold, I would make a good cup of Black-Draught tea and it* would soon set me all right. I can recommend It as a splendid laxative and gladly do so. You may publish my statement.” When you feel chilly, tired, fever ish, headachy and fear that you are taking cold, take a good dose of the old, reliable, liver medicine you have heard so much about—Thedford's Black-Draught. It Is made from purely vegetable Ingredients, acts In a gentle, natural way. and by helping to drive out poisonous waste matter from your system. It will often. If taken in time, prevent a chill from de veloping Into a cold. Thousands of people, during the past TO roars, have found Black-Draoght of benefit In such cases. Try It. the nest time you chill or sn^eie.^-Adv. FiQw^ss Never L WOLVES OF THE SEA % t > ♦a- By RANDALL PARRISH &—— — —t » Vi »it. Dare He Confide in Anyone? Carlyle Takes a Chance. Synopals — Geoffry Carlyle, master of sailing ships a^, twen ty-six, is sentenced to 20 years* servitude in the American col onies fop participation In the Monmouth rebellion in England. Among the passengers on board the ship on which he is sent across are Roger Fairfax, wealthy Maryland planter; his niece, Dorothy Fairfax, and Lieu tenant Sanchez, a Spaniard, who became acquainted with the Fair faxes in London. Carlyle meets Dorothy, who informs him her uncle has bought his services. Sanchez shows himself an enemy of Carlyle. The Fairfax party, now on Its own sUx»p In the <*h*-sa[>eake bay, encounters a mysterious bark, the Namur of Rotterdam. Carlyle discovers that Sanches Is M ltlack Sanches.** planning to steal the Fairfax gold and abduct Dorothy. He fights Sanches and leaves him for dead. In a battle with Sanches* followers, however, he la overpowered and thrown Into the bay. In a dcefierate effort to aave fiorofhy, (*arfjrte decides to swim to the Natanr. By • ru«e he geta aboard and min gles with the crew The pirates ret am to the Naaror with I *-c- othjr. the mptsfed g**M and hadij wvo*4-d ha CMArrtfi xi eopyriglu, by A. C. McvJlurg & Co. hound who kicked you Is a Portu guese, and LeVere Is more nigger than anything else. I’ll bet there Is a hun dred rats on board this Namur right now who’d cut your throtft for a sov ereign, and never so much as think of it again.” “A hundred? Is there that many aboard?’* ‘‘A hundred, an’ thirty all told. Most o’ ’em bunk amidships. They’re nob sallormen, but Just cut-throats, an’ sea wolves. Yer ought ter see ’em swarm out on deck; like hungry rats, when tbar’s a fight cornin’. It’s all they’re good fer.” “Watkins,” I said soberly, after a pause during which he spat on the dirty deck to thus better express his feelings, “do you mean to say that In three years yotrve had no chance to escape? No opportunity to gel away?” “Not a chance, mate; no more wilt you. I know what yer thlnkin’ ’bout. I had them notions too when I fust come aboard—gettln* all the decent *ort tergerher. and takln* the vessel. Twon’t work; thar ain't ’dough who wud risk It, and If thar wua. yer couldn’t get 'em tergether. Sanches la t«»o damn amort fer tbet. Every damn rat la a spy. I ain’t bed no au< h talk na this afore In alx months. Gates; the | last time coot me twenty ln*bes it the mast butt. Whal’d yer have la yer mind, mate?” “Italy this. Watkins. !**• got to do something, and belter# I ran trwat yon —U a nut my life I'm think tog about. but that nf ■ woman.* “A w«maa* N«*t the oae hraagbt »»gbtr ~ - ~ "FtaBBJ* l/Mf TT«t^T TNT pin r ttf I tell ywn my otory. nod a*k yonr help I My name la awt tin tea. and I am a»t I the nasO Mewdvr Hrwwgbt at**rd dmak f-d • ho In hand, “for It would have cost you.a good seaman. Three years ago I was skipper on my own vessel. The Bom bay Castle,TLondon to Hongkong; I wrecked her off Cape Mendez in a fog. I was drunk below, and it cost me my ticket.” • “You know West mdian waters?” “Slightly; I made two voyages to Panama, and one to Havana.” “And speak Spanish?” J‘A-little bit, sir, as you see; I learn languages easily.” He stared straight into my face,.but without uttering another word,®turned on his heel and went below. I had fin ished my labor on the carronade, and was fastening down securely the tar paulin, when a thin, stoop-shouldered fellow, with a hang-dog face crept up the ladder to the poop, and shuffled over to LeVere. “Mister LeVere, sir.” * “Well, what Is it Gunsaules?” “Senor Kstuda. si*; he wishes to sea a siiflor named C«ntes In the cabin.” “Who? Gates? Oh. yes, the new man. He awept his eyes about, until UIILf ONES 101 THE FAILURE • OF ORANGEBURO PACKING COMPANY SAID TO HAVE BEEN UNAVOIDABLE. MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS Indication* Are That the Plant Will : Be Sold Under the Receiverahip in the State Courta. - ■/. .v • meeting lla flam 4 abmint warily, attl it became tnveftod g hamrw* vy wne tfi an Kau *h til a] si etin "DANDERINE" FOR FALUNG HAIR • bJ sn 4 .t.Mifa TWen years, mate. aa4 mnet a# That n tme bwu b#X. I bavewt eaem n astmee, bnt emce, amd that was an MtaudL TWee fvtfceaa Xan*l ywt t trw»t in my fcmdl ner give tb*m f chnnew m end aaid mm (Imre In klle a Iw4 4eva gwl awny. 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If y«U || wt k \ • MPWw a •ad ato4R#g 1 aaa aasVd j ag yaur p#» ary 1 Tal •ad dReWtord 4 U«a la tRa I RaM—fa# If «Ra sa« t jmm rf|! f MV. Orangeburg—A large meeting of the Stockholders of the Orangeburg Packing Company was held at Orange burg in respor.se to call of Capt. J. H. Claffy, president of the Orangeburg County Farmers’ Cnlon. A full dis cussion of the company’s affairs was entered into by stockholders and for mer officers of the company. An ex pert accountant, who audited the books, was also present to explain what he knew. It appears that the failure cofild not he avoided, the larg er packers putting this smalt eompany out of business, together with the high prices of raw material and wages un der war conditions Practically noth ing was accomplished at the meeting other than to appoint a committee to confwr with the receiver and those connected with the legal end of the failure as to whether there U any chance of reorganization and to pre vent the tale of the plant. All Indica tion* are that th# plant will be aold under th# receivership in the Stale coart*. If bankruptcy proceeding* are not instituted Mrs. JOE PERSON'S REMEDY ALCOHOL ttft ./ie maw ••emu t( 'I rata. RECOMMENDED FOR BLOOD DISEASES USED AS A General Tonic, Alterative and' a Purifier of the Blood. Recommended for Tetter, 7 Eruption* and Diseases that come from Impurities of the Blood, also Indigestion and Stomach Troubles. V TU ritrfy PnckJy A*k, S • pIifftaTK* pLat* ,rt wiuU m • freak. mt» the Purf )Mv«l9aKaaa pa/ilia. Pmiiwoa amd Podo- rt lalherrd and tkr mkc eatr wVad . re™ M a-ilrd to cowkbo*. the rwr n J3, PRICE $1.28 MANUFACTURED EY PERSON REMEDY CO. CHARLOTTE, N. C. NHitd bv Llgbteieg Gurley Iwivt week llghtotag ttmch the hhme uf Herbert Aaderson in this mfnmwatty killing hi* wife in*tanlly and •rttint hie h«ime on Are nnd hum mg everything m It Mr An4er*on w«s wn? hamw vt Ttie'tfm# hut tmttig g •hart 4 lets new away aaw the h«wiee nn Are and ran home na faet na po wthln. flnd-ng bla Wtte deed on the fwirrh llldren be w«a h<>«t*e bur# eg • r« n| age *e li ate whicb I * -nald •''* and ttle »eea to the • ee h*ir * Olile aia VI-a * *>der mr reteeteo Im- *. N. U.. CHARLOTTE, NO. Life of Candle Flame. l»*»n»torjr rx|M»r1mt*nt* i-oi.-lucted tc have ahiiwn that a mmll# flame igut-h*-«l when the the at In E fall* tn * trout 4** hurtling when ni of the oxygen la ha* been extianefed. eewe ••# ~ mmrenwT, wwwwver, la 4e <’•mihu*tl«ei eonflnae* nnvll tier rent of the ftxyg**n retneIfi*. >\ \ k* « ill i»me exi iHilelil •nt *11 IHit 111 • | in lurdueed ■ fhe eewe ot •* c ’Ven Warn ka *wpe«ag Sraee” t« la e? , haw vita >•, • »•>a a# gwaegg oaee*a oa •aagvrvtiaa le ta* sin* *v k g T leTgt.rea aM*i T**^IC a.e ■**e vnautr aed •-*'#» f^rVfyB^a aeg t **-^laa «be V••• » n— r.«i Ha a*»aeg<wieei la»kgw > * , *eg lUi-ei. r»*«a *4* Bn 4 ate# . a .1 . ‘ • I e*e#e< Receeg I dta t#d fee «**• Man he • * - ag rd bwa ■--* ■sen* m«a m grow• older be apenke nftenewraw and more of bla seane »* o* 1 ** om* * ♦ •area !e (be |Le«l I** are fur aw more than tm Me and a, ant m the ate ward be* wtvbea in an# yon MPS. WINSLOW S SYRUP _ a * ** Th I e he* I Mb hit dtfem. all that Id trfl el the •e Vi d year lif< had the hy taking na?” •F mm nha ! I# be ms w b *• p (»».*.•> ol deadrnf*. latirfc-Bf *'l _at >1 r« Aft**r the the fltul.nny •iTiiiilniff. Y*mr hair n?i|HVira soft. gl<w«,y and twice as thick aui nbumlant. Try It! Country and City Boys. T«»iu. tin* coiintry *»- a vi‘;ii*-ohl. |ir*‘*>**nt- lug hlir»*i«»lf ••in* ilny in even inon* tli:iu liN ii^inil *i?iti* «*f ilu-t ninl ilifiiriler v us nsLcil by bis tn/itlu-r if In* wotthl !i'*l like to be u little cit> boy, Htul ulwuys Ih* nice niul clean, in white suits :in*l sli«*^s iin<i sI'H'kltiL's. . “They’re not Hilhlreti: they're pets,” he iuiswitimI •conitull\. FveryiuKly’s Mwgwzlne FRECKLES Now Is the Tub* to Get Rid of These Ugly Spots Th»-r*'« n<> loncf'r lfr»» silshtest need of ffclinK asham^l of your fpsklos. ns Otliln^—doul.ie otmutth Ig g-uarnni.'. d tn remove'these ia/mvly Simply ffft an oiince ofV^OjhlTe— "tron/ih .from v^irdnurKlnf. nnd lipply n little <*f It nC'ht nnd mornlns aiul you ■hruttrt ■oow t'ii' rven tli^ worst flWfkKs liMvc h-'jron to di* appear. vvh||<* ih/» Tlghtf-r on»*n hnvp vnmsht-d «*n •tlr«»lv It i H Roldom that more thnn on* 1 o In rwi-d*d to <Amipl/>tely clrnr the nlIn jnd ifttD a fwOauttbil ComplMJob. , H* 1 sure to for th*-. donMc ntronsrth Othlno, •n this Is sold imd**r Kunrnnto^ of money back l* it in/.k to- rvuiov*. freckle*.—Ade. * ov a* •I«r t« »* an*t. hnrh in hi* rabtu II to o* •tmlghL Hr «akl It Im u* wlrt-ih* r * r- up *,r lha *1# ■ ll,< ^ t ^| r nr An rare n dams which we chore^^|l ’’And yon My other* of this crew j ■ ve l»****n stlitalnesl In the Mine man- I * rT* I questioned. il««-t»lv Inten wtvd I % knew He >! f I “It may h«>t ■ppewr* tmw X prave a* Re il 1. •»und. tud perceiving In thia a ray vf hope. * * “Not exactly—no. f wouldn’t t»re> ' ***** c I «i*ely mj that. It * iru. . peyhapa, that moat of the BrltUhem were fum*d l«r join 1 In alaiut the aatue way I was. Money .Gone Glimmering. * “Xn more the geiikil poppinj; of the el'MiupuM'P cork,” ’ . • “A tiituMhle si^n tif wejilth.” .‘“.Iust so. lki{ vve enn still have the meloiliotis (let ohm lion of *t he-cxploding ttutimiohile tire.”—I.oulHvlnie 't’ourier- Jotirnal. .Cuticura Soothes Baby Rashes. That itch and burn with hot baths of Cuticura Soap followed by gentle anointings of Cuticura Ointment Nothing better, purer, tweeter, eape- ctaHfvlf a little of the fragrant Cutl- cura Talcum la dotted oo nt the fla- “1 bel|***d entry Ranches to hi* »nt. ami wn«h*il and dr*«»*-d his There l*» no *urg*s»n ab*inf<1. I cut. and I* very weak nf blond. The qu«**tlon of tr *u« * es* hinge* on l*^ , d^n Kstn»in. Thi* la a chance he ha* long been waiting for. The only qui-wtion la,’ ha* ihe the nerve to act. I doubt If he ha* I alone, but LeVere l« w Ith him. nnd that half-breed would cut the throat of his b«*st friend. You understand? —the death of Suuchcz would make Kstuda chief.” ‘‘But,’’ I interposed, “In that case what would ihe crew do?” “Accept Kstada. no doubt; at least the cut throats would be with him, for he Is of their sort. But Sanchez’s death would save you from discovery, and.”, his voice still lo\v^.*r, so that I barely distinguish^ the words, “In the confusion aboard, if we were ready, the Natnur tnlght be so disabled as to compel them to run h^r ashore”for re pairs. That would give you a chance. If once we reach Porto Grande there Is no hopo.’k A ma rling-spike pound'd on the scuttle, and Haines’ voice roared down. “Port watch! Hustle out, bullies!” ‘ He Glanced About Warily. and there may be a Scandinavian or two, with a few Dutch, to be counted In that list; but the roost are pirates from choice. It’* their trade, and they like It Sane hex only atm* to keep hold of a few good men, because he has got to have sailor*; but moat of his crew are nothing but plain rat CHAPTER XIII. I Accept a Proposal. I went on deck with the watch, nnd mingled with them forward. A Portu guese boatswain set me at polishing the gun mounted on the forecastle. I was busily at work on this bit of ord nance. when Kstada canle on deck for a moment. The fellow chanced to ob serve me. “You must be a pretty tough bird. Gate*.” he said roughly, “or I would have killed you last night—I had the ml ad -to.” - Something about hit voice and man- it. In spit# of hU •*rpp#d In* •*# doHd’tfwl < **f whet alt iIn* mIMAm ia*an. y#9 eo4t# prepared Ht are#RC af any *b**a»w M might «*d»-r K«tadn Ml ep- rtgbf la the chair gastag straight at me. hi* evra fare rlvarty revealed la 'he light from t*-e open port. Ilia far# was swarthy. I«mg and thin, with l»*rd, *et lipa amt r a loag. latm*rly ♦ tv ra** k* tnitiget* -r4^ «rf*ei**^| 4# \| YWe amm waiT iarc#, di«tln« live v Ibauan. yleMing hint a hamkllke ■ |qn*an«ikw. but It wa* his eye* a Itch fan4-tnate«l me. Tl»ey Her** dark a id deejily art. ab«»*- lute well* of m *dfy. I had never In*fore aeen such • yes In the face of a humao being; they were beastly, dev- illxh; I could feel my bltxal chill as I limkcd Into their depth*, yet I held myself erect and v.aited for th»* man to speak. Then his Up* niN'*d In what was meant to be a smile. He arose, stepped qu/etly to the door and glanced out, returning apparently sat isfied. “I don’t trust that steward.” he, said. ”nor, as a matter of fact, anyone else wholly.” He paused and stnred'lir me, then added: “I’ve never had any faith in your race. Gates, but am in clined to use you. Kvery Englishman I ever knew was a liar and* a sneaking poltroon. I was brought up to hate the race and always have. I can’t say that I like you any better than th^ others. I don’t, .'or the matter of that. But just now you can be use ful to me if you are of that mind. This is a business proposition, and it makes no odds if we hate each other, so the end is gained^ How does that squrid?” “Not altogether bad,” 1 admitted. “I have been in some games of chance before.” “I thought as much,” eagerly, “and money has the same chink however it be earned. You could use some?” - Carlyle sees a chance to carry through his wild plan to save Dorothy and himself, but there are many pitfalls in the way. The chance Is a desperate one. Shall he take It? Carlyle can eee but ene answer to the quee- tion. h*t*iAj~*n*n*v aaosiuamgr rhinenr for fh«» mill he* heen ord**r*d. upoa th# arr’vsl of w^'rh work w*11 , «tart on th# dam end th# Ink# wdl h# r#adv for e*# by th# latter part uf the * •amm#r Conf#"##c# Frcr#^s Quota. Cr##nvdl# Fv#m* d vtr et in th# T’rn#r Routh F'arolim Conf#r#nc# h*d report#d it* qmUx In th# .r#nt#n*rv mov#m#nt. nccord’rr to flenr*'* m*d# public by L. P Holli*. cam T ' , » ; #n dir#p- tnf for tb# co#f#r#nr# Th# tots! amount r#nort#d wa* 11 0*V1HU. ex c##ding t^# amount asked hy approxl- matelv tlno 000. Columbia d’strjrt. of wbb-h T.. T/. Hf'rdir i* ch-Nirman !n c^rf.-rpnc#, i #V('#edinc the ouots bv fA t r > 000 Grp#n- vill* distr'et. cf which r. C Snead la ftimnutgn director. cxccrHlpd its quot'v by $7,000. comet from rheu- matiam, neuralgia, eciaUca. barkach* or sprain it usually L ost acute at night. If you have a bottle of Yager’s Liniment handv and use it you get quick relief. Price 35c The larg# bottl. contain* twice M much •• the usual 50c bottle of liniment and lasts the sversgs fam ily for months. At *11 dernier*. YAGER S LINIMENT RELIEVES PAIN GILBERT BROS. A CO* Baltimore. Mg, ENERGETS Snsrlnn Pr*r#* Fn# L*#d: Lauren r. As indict tine the.rnn’d inrr 0 ?'!# ih real estTt# pr;r#s. a d<fal fhr. rrow ! nr Horriapd for f' i rm }nnd on ni•-»t«d h-tgh«4-Bunco 1 « Kitorgcts, war* The d«Rl referred to involve* the *tle rf ?> 111 arm f .r-n on tb# LJturen^ Greenv. ! tie V> : ebwiv nprl the nyl/»p ^''Ih fbo arm Fowler* - nrirp' the owner beupht the pine# 14 r^orthr for SR*, nn no*-.* (J. J. Gault of Vrf’nrmtek ’* the lost rvir- oh^ser nrd be houirbt It T ^r n hor'e, Twenty odd rear* ?• go the plire sold for $11 an arfe. BLAUDS MASs IS IRON, CASCARA IS LAXATIVE- NUX VOMICA IS TONIC Those, with other valuable ingredl- entf», enter into the composition the energy tablet for weak, nervous, run-down people. They are wonderfully active—a few •rrwMM IB half Fr#wrh- *tr “ 1 amsw#r#dL Up. rag Id _ • County Award* Medal*. f Or#envllle —Four thousand bronzn honor medals, with the great a#al of | South Carolina engraved on the fac«. , will b« distributed to each soldier or j sailor from Greenville County who j entered the service ’of the fnited States in th# world wsr , Those re- siding In other section* who srs eligible at# requested by Harry A Dargaa. clerk of court, td cowmsaF pii|m4uMisli aa kwaswikU s mad doses tell the story. Fifty cents buys a lx>x of 40 of these wonderful tablets, by mail or from your druggist. The Paramount Drug Ct.. Waihington, D. C. ciparmeSKin^ vim Cuticura Tdcm ZSc. cr<k NEW INFORMA i« SOUTH WALES MATION BUREAU WIU *• Ywt QU Mimwa •Mi 1