The Barnwell people. (Barnwell, S.C.) 1884-1925, October 18, 1923, Image 7
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MRS. HINCKLEY
♦NEBVflIIS WRECK
Women How SkeWas Restored
to Perfect Health by Lydia L
Pinkham’g Vegetable impound
Memphis, Tenn.—“Two years ago I
was completely run-down and mynerves
were a wreck. I could
not sweep a room
without resting. I
could not do my work
except a little at a
time,'’end the doc
tor's medicine did
not help me. One
day some one threw
your little book on to
my porch, and in it I
read several testimo
nials of women who
_Jhadbeenlike myself.
I went right out and got me a bottle of
Lydia E. Pink ham’s Vegetable Com
pound, and before I bad taken the whole
of that bottle I knew it was helping me.
I took six bottles, and then in about three
months I took two more. Now I am in
perfect health. I do all of my own work
and could do more. I cafi truly sajkthat
I know Lydia E. Pink ham'a Vegetable
Compound gave me my health. —Mrs.
O. J. Hinckley, 316 Union Ave., Mem
phis, Tenn.
Lydia E. Pinkham’s Private Text-
Book upon “Ailments Peculiar to
Women will be sent you free upon re
quest. Write to The Lydia E. Pmkham
Medicine Co.. Lynn. Maas. This book
contains valuable information.
A Stride of Twenty-Five Feet.
^ Tlif Mternsv ««tr|rh ran •utriia thr
Anrti tmrar. If thr t»M «ni r«*i
* ■ etrelgtit-mrey murer The
fart that Wild •MtrtrWa lik«*e» run In
Big Bridge in Massachusetts Is Ruined by Flames
View of the.lire wrecking, the. big North End bridge, spanning, tiie Connecticut river between the city of Spring-
field and the town of West Springfield. Mass. A b^isk west wind, the fact that the nearest hydrant at either end
was more than a hundred yards from the bridge, the'bursting of the first three lines of hose laid and the Inability of
the Springfield department to obtain motorboats from which to fight the flumes rendered tin* firemen nearly help
less. The loss is about $1,000,000. • ^ - / • *
MOTHER! GIVE SICK CHILD
“CALIFORNIA FIG SYRUP"
M##wuuaa (.aaafsva a
Cmwi »as»d f arta
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Discovers Gold
in Wisconsin
Prospector Finds Ore Worth S10
a Ton in Bogus Cave Near
Richland Center.
!•
re. Mf
an enterprising Sardinian realtor In
trying to sell y Mediterranean island
to nn American woman.
The woman was not In the market
for a title, either with or without a
prince, but »he promised to mention
tl>e alluring prospect to some of her
friends, and thus extracted further In-
formation ahoot the property from the
enterprising real estate man. II# with,
held the name, hot assured her tho
tatand I* well lomted and la highly do-
eDOYii
SCOUTS
(Conducted by National Coonrll ef tha Boy
Seouta of AifUrtca.)
SCOUTS AND “BUDDY”SYSTEM
In Its ranks of nearly a half a mil- 1
lion hoys, scouting aims to assist in
carefully - planned and nirpropriate
i ways the various types in their prog
ress towards the ultimate goal: “Men j
of character trained in ^citizenship.”
The “Buddy System" is but one ot j
these aids, and that it produces results j
in helping untrained or unstable boy» j
pto uphold the scout ideal of conduct lg~|
cited in tiie following Instance by Bay ;
j fh Wyland, assistant director, national
'department of education. Boy Scouts
1 of America:
“Scoutmaster Fred Gassert of Troop
! No. 1, East Newark, N. J., who baa
conducted a very successful troop dur
ing the past six years,” says Mr. Wy
land. “haa evolved a 'buddy* system
which la well worth recognition.
“Each new tenderfoot voted into the
troop or patrol Is assigned to two ad-
, ranced scouts, whose responsibility la
to *par with the new scout and help
him In every wwy to live up to tho
scout oath sod law. The tenderfoot
knows nothing of thta arrangement;
all bo knows la that a coopt# of older
•coots hoeo become Interested la him
and have made themselves unusually
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msno
i»e F e^ewws m#<
^ KcIbimJ to Um Hot
bprtr»f• for Hrntmf
ULind Mid Till# of
rriiKo for 9101000
«m
nrywovs are fondeead
•ml r«mdew*mroo held
-I*
me oftm
■o wwmsm«w».
Doctors
Says
tor
Rheumatism, Sprains.
’ So" Throat, ChUUmtms, Etc.
Pr. S. Wool. Ju-fc,/*,, Mo.—“Itosiyaa
. MiiititUK I* k BMt nMitaol
UW-S it for Hpiwns. ate., bad U
ntvsr/siUd to iffict a euro ••
Dr J. L Conn. Aibland, N. C After >t
J eer. - eiperirnce 1 wi.l ear that M**ir»n
lunarir IJr.irtwr.t it the but remedy for
general u>e that 1 have ever tried. I often
prwenbe U.“
Dr. W. A Proctor, floTner. Ky —"It poet,**,
jr.at virtue. * The inure I uae it tha better
rppp Write for breotifnl SOtTVTNlR PEN-
» absolutely/ree w.thromolrte
direction* fnr iijinff Murtang Liniment for family
ailment*, an I for live, lock and poultry. Lyon Ufa.
Ce.. 42 South Fifth St.. Uruokiya, N. Y.
. 25c - SOc - 91.00
Sold by Drug and Cone rat Stores
T “°" MEXICAN ifa “
Standby
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MUSTANG
LINIMENT
i
Good loJk last dnf
n ttait occMOBs-
cuhrr Lnti vc or
fpcv* — the atten
tion ac ohm equally
(bmocJ between the
ft d
MaiociI HpiweCaUct.
MAXWELL
HOUSE
COFFEE
A * |
PLAN TO OPERATE BARGE
TRAINS ON MISSISSIPPI
Compafty Oeugnt Tramport oo
Rjver LAc Railway*.
a. •
hcovta corns* •* a-’Oei • fg
Paewnern aiaBassas flMh
Back Gven Out?
r ve-ogps tawrn.Ag tan^-»em.
Ifcrofcfcai l>arkarlke. and a dull, ttrrd
(erhag || you eufTrr thue. 'why not
t ad out tb^ eaoar? Likely u'a year
kitlneys lltsilachra, diuiacas sad
hudder irrrfuUnlie* msy give further
proof that your kidney* need help.
|w»n't mk neglect' I'ee Ltoan't Kidney
1‘itls. Thouftsnd* hare been helped by
Itoan’t. They ehould help you. Ark
your neighbor!
A South Carolina Caae
J. I 1 Tiriftln. chief
of police. North St,
Belton. S. C.. pays:
“I was troubled
with my kidneys
and was -annoyed
with sharp, pierc-
irt>r patns through
my back. When I
JJ;' bent over, stitches
caiiKht me over my
hips. My kidneys
acted irreg-ularly
and the passages of
the secretions were often painful.
I boUght a box of Doan's Kidney
Bills. Every pain disappeared and
I have Uad no further trouble."
Get Doen’i at Any Stars, 60c a Box
DOAN’S K p , 1 “r, T
FOSTER.MILBURN CO.. BUFFALO, N. Y.
KltUARD for 50 YEARS-
For over 50
year* it has been
the household
remedy for all
forma of -MF*
It ta a Reliabla.
ERSMITh-c
1 Tonic a
Malaria
Chills
Fever
t
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Veliev* Stone Gave It Name.
riic uuuic lL.gn% UluA' dot nut o
Widow Gets Husband
by an Odd Proposal
Chicago,—Mrs. I.*>o Guriinkie
e<»t a husband the other day by
a Sly hint to William Printer,
proprietor of a enfe.
“Why don't you get married
againV" she asked Printer. “I
have a good woman for you. I
wilt iirrange A Tiiee!ihg."
"No, thanks," said PrlnteT.'
"Slie miglit not he my style. Now
if she were you—yes. that would
be different."
They were married a few days •
later. , \
y , | n „ Xavigaihm cunpuny. I*a4er the
• ptattv. tniBTnrtuthm <m the Mtmlmllc
d pi all ,| ,,thrr ritrr* «..uld he handled
| In a manner aliuilar to rail rood iruan-
j |N»rta!ion. New type* of tewbouta and
iv barges nn* to he ums|. ctleosive trial#
of which have proved succeuafu^ o(B-
” • ctata raid. .
Explaining the meriioda. Cart J.
1 liner, one of thh ittreiiorH. said tbat.
j j instead i»f the huge barges in use on
• the lower Mississippi, tiie system pro-
2 * vhles for small barges, linked together
* like freight cars on a train.
\ The towboats, which will have a
■ displacement of about one-third that
g j of craft now In use for the purpose.
JI win; nevertheless, develop as muclf
i power. ;
i!i Propulsion of the boats will be pud
dles fixed on an endless‘chain on each
side of the boat.
‘The barges will fie small, haring a
capacity of from one to‘three car
loads." continued Mr. I’.aer. "Trains of
barges would be made up in a fashion
similar to freight car trains.
Mr. IUcr |»itiitt-d (mi that under the
proptMrd method gulMo-the-lakee arnr-
lev uould Imiuediatrtj U-rome feualble
by using the present canal from Chi
cago to the Illinois river and then to
the Mississippi. He added that tow
boats and barges of tiie new type had
baeu contracted for, and that tiie serv
ice was yxpected to begin next sum
mer. • .
Finds $5,680 in Waste Paper.
New York*—A man emptying waste
paper tin the .pier at Old - Or(+>ard, |
Me., found a long, black pocketbook
containing $,1,080 in checks, cash and
notes, and bearing the name Edgar K.
Rhodes. Mr. Rhodes explained r that
he Tnissed the pocketbook the day
before.It is supposed that lie laid
it on ft filled > n his studio and it was
brushed into"tke waste paper basket.
GOVERNOR COX SAYS—
Me< Proper
“Why. whm eh* I* Intltrd l<* lunHl
ahr talk* more than the fill who la tw
I mi > the •411." —Ho* tun TraB*cfi|4.
! ■ " *
Mrt. Hattim Wtssinger
Boy scouts of Eveleth, Minn., doing a
community good turn—stocking a
lake with fish.——
JOKE ON COUNTRY YOUTH
LEADS TO HIGH POSITION
. In a proclamation of welcome to
scouts in the recent big scout rally of
the New England states, held at Cam
bridge, Gov. Chanhing H. Cox of Mas
sachusetts said, in part: _
■"Without drawing distinctions of
creed, race or position, tYte hoy scout
__ movement Is giving to the hoyg f<our
rtlie young man that tiie firm wanted «>ramonwealth Invaluable training Ih
I him and all lie imd to do was to ship all <haf mgkes manhood and power. It
his typewriter, go dowu to- the city
Given Mythical Job and Is Now
‘'"^Vice President of Firm.
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GREEN MOUNTAIN
ASTHMA
"Work? Who said work?" asked the
executive In charge.
“Why didn't you send for me?*
Nuked the young man. “That's tuy
I typewriter over there lit the tumei
. York.—Members of the uffle* ao9 -
force of York mercantile eetab- | “We'i m
((•hment gatFeretl round • feet si | ,| k#
board ta • dountoie^-ec^iauraat r*- | mt gs t
really (• r*lehrsie Ike utp^fbgrusry Ykeis.
ef Ike tie# y»»ut4—t * <**eerij*isi A ■ * . .,
tta* ef BM* ph* ferui «f amaea ‘*e%g ^ r ,
eamke pen eae mb ' —
Lad make ids fortune.
When the country youth came out
of the iioss' private office tie walked
over to his typewriter, kicked the
crate qff put the machine on a desk
and settled down on hb road to the
vice prv»Wen«-y of the coucera •
develops mind, body and morals. It is
helping to make future citizens ofj the
same character as those of the 'past
who have given greatness to Massa
chusetts.’'
THE BOY SCOUT MOVEMENT
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Are You Discouraged, BhieT
This Advice la of Vital IxnportancB ~
to You
Columbia, S. C.—“I was suffering
with a breakdown in health, and be
came discouraged. I suffered with
bearing pains and pains down through
my limbs, my appetite was poor and
1 became frail and weak. Nothing L
took seemed to do me any good. Qna
day my husband got one of Dr.
Pierce’s pamphlets and -we soon de
cided to try the ‘Favorite Prescrip-
turn.' Ify husband bought a half
doarn bottles to start anth. I began
it omet mi hafare thesa
gone 1 was perisctly w«0
a well ever SKca."—MfS.
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