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To Cure a Cold in One Day Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets, /s m/ jL Sawn MQBon bans «oM hi »ost S2 months. luSs Signature, CmSss Crip . fa> Two Days. «. <• a on every box. 25c. *%%**iiii*i:**%zzil%%****%*%** NEW MILLINERY STORE. I have opened a millinery business next door to H. W Black’s store and cordially invite the public to visit my store. I will sell you a beautiful ready-to-wear hat at a reasonable price and if I haven’t any in stock to suit you it will only take a few minutes to trim one to suit your taste. Yours for business, ' Mrs. Lucy T. Hiott. THE JOY OF LIVING C&H BK FULLY KKAUZKD WHBf YOU IOY GOOD HEALTH ersinE The Popular Liver Medicine Will Keep You Well A OUJMtStNTEED CURE for all produced by TOR PID LIVER and IMPURE BLOOD. Do not fill your system with Arsenic, Calomel and Quinine. T>iey act as rank poisons which vitiate the blood, debilitate the system, and leave a trail of bad symptoms which require years to obliterate. HERO INE is purely vegetable and contains no mineral or narcotic poisons, is absolutely harmless and is the simple remedy of nature. It carries off all poison m the system and Isavda no injurious effects. ^ CUBED BY HEBB1NE AFTER OTHER REMEDIES FAILED «r. L. A. Hfcks, Iredell, Dens, eeye: '* I wee •idk in bed for eight months with liver trouble, the doctor •seemed to do me no goad. I wss told to try Her bine, and it cured me in a short time. I cannot reoetmmerid this wonderful medicine too highly.** TAKE IT NOW l LARGE BOTTLE, 58c GET THE GENUIHE Ballard Snow Liniment Co. ST. LOUIS, U. S. A. ■JOHN M. KLEIN.: The New Idea. 549 Main St cct We now extend to our Friends and Patrons a spring greeting and a welcome to our store. Come and look aCour new line of Spring and • « • Summer goods. All the new and latest styles just in from .headquarters, We are making a bid for your trade and want it. Can we have it. W. Buford Sanders. t i t NATURE IN THE, OCEAN. Creator.. Devoorlos Each Other to' I'rev.nt Overproduction. It is estimated that the cyelops will t>ej:et 44*-\UU0 young in the course of the year, and If these were all permit ted to mature and reproduce them selves the sens would in a short time be u simple mass of living organisms. But the cetochilus. or “whale food,” constitutes almost the exclusive food of the vast shoals of herrings and the aeu living salmon and salmon trout. Their existence Is one of the' greatest economic triumphs of nature, for these minute creatures scour Uie sea of its refuse and keep it sweet, while they form the food of fishes, which in turn furnish wholesome food for millions of human beings. Feeding on dead vegetable and ani mal matter, these entomostraca are converted Into the food fishes of the world by one remove, being first assim ilated by the herrings, then nbsorl>ed by the tunny, cod, mackerel and other fishes which follow herring shoals and prey upon the latter. They mainly swim on the surface of the water, and it is the search of them in this position which brings the shoals of herrings to the surface. Their countless numbers are also augmented by the microscopic larvae of fixed shells, such ns the bar nacle, which itegins life in this form first as a one eyed swimming (frusta- cenn. then growing a pair of eyes and finally affixing itself. In rivers these larvae are the sole food of all young fish and often also of older fish. In early spring the crea tures in every stage—eggs, larvae and perfect though iniscroscoplc eutomos- tracn—swarm in the water, on the mud and on the water plants, and were It not for nature’s provision for keeping them in check so rapid would be their rate of multiplication that, the whole character of the water would speedily be entirely changed. & * & Me Mi M tt A & Me * Mi M ft Miss Lizzie Trowell Is headquarters for fine Dry Good and Notions, and all that is necessary to convince you of this fact, - is to call on her. She has the very latest goods on the market, and can please you. Now, the reason I say this is because I visit her store when I want Dry p- Goods and Notipns, and have always been able to get what I wanted at reasonable prices. She also carries a beautiful line of Ready-to-\Vear Hats* childrens sailors and ties. Yours truly, AIR IN HIGH ALTITUDES. \ Customer. w * * * * * * A ft * V *****%*%%**************** THAT IS WHAT YOU f GET WHEN YOU BUY YOUR JEWELRY FROM 3. B. HDlesterbera. It ©pair work a specialty. Waterman's Ideal Fountain Pens., ^SPECTACLES, CLOCKS, WATCHES, JEWELRY.^ with the newspaper, t “What's no lie?” queried the other party to the dialogue. “Tills paragraph to the effect that ‘wise men are more often wrong than fools are right,’ ” answered the other— Chicago News. The Sana* •• la Other Plaeee, hat It Coatalaa Wo Mlorohoo. o It Is an error to think that the chem ical composition of the air differs es sentially wherever the sample may be taken. The relation of oxygen to nitro gen and other constituents Is the same whether it is on the heights of the Alps or at the surface of the aea. The fa vorable effects, therefore, of a change of air are not to be explained by any difference in the proportions of Its gaseous constituents. The important difference la the bacteriological one. The air of high altitudes contains no microbes and is. in fact, sterile, while near the ground and some hundred feet about it microbes are abundant. In the air of towns and crowded places not only does the microbe Impurity in crease, but other impurities, such as the products of combustion of coal, ac crue also. Several lurestigators have found traces of hydrogen and certain hydro carbons in the air, especially in pine, oak and birch forests. It Is to those bodies, doubtless consisting of traces of essential oils, that the curative ef fects of certain health resorts are trac ed. Thus the locality of a fir forest is said to give relief in diseases of the respiratory tracts. But these traces of essential oils and aromatic product must be counted, strictly speaking, ns impurities, since they are apparently not necessary constituents of the air. Recent analysis has shown that these bodies tend to disappear in. the air ns a higher altitude Is reached until they disappear altogether. It would seem, therefore, that microbes, hydrocarbons and entitles other than oxygen and nitrogen, and perhaps also argon, are only incidental to the neighborhood of human Industry, animal life and damp vegetation.—Chicago Cbronicl^. Whr Bod tea Were Embalmed. The Egypt*** 118 believed that the soul lived only as long ns the l»ody endured; bfnee their rea/ion for embalming the body to make It last as long as possi ble. It is estimated that altogether there are 400,000,000 mummied in Egypt Bad men live that they may eat and drink, whereas good men eat and drink that they may live.—Socrates. i It is some compensation for great evils that they enforce great lessons.— Bovee. Ancient Remedies For Hlcconirh. The hiccough seems to be a modern a^d dangerous disease, but the an cients knew it and prescribed reme dies that might now be tried advan tageously. Galen recommended sneez ing. Aetlus approved of a cupping in strument with great bent, to the breast Alexander believed In an ory- mei of squilh. Alsnfyamvlus made lue of refrigerant drafts. Rhazea put his trust in calefacients. such ns cumin, pepper, rue and the like in vinegar. Rogefius ’looked kindly on cnlefncieut. atteuuant and carminative medicines. tracer Dalle fa of People of Ancloat KVTPt Ucffardluff Pass. The inhabitants of ancient Egypt are believed to have been the first people to attempt to domesticate the wild spe cies of feiinae now represented by the common house cat This belief Is based upon the fact that sculptured repre sentations of such animals are found upon their monuments of the year 2000 B. C., more than 1,200 years be fore they appear on European monu ments. An Egyptian tomb of the year 1300 B. C, is the first to show a sculp tured representation of the cat as a domesticated animal, those of the greater age first mentioned probably representing the creature In its wild state. In the relief sketch of the date last mentioned, 1300 B. it is unmis takably n pet, being shown ns seated beneath a chair. The Egyptians of that age mummified dead cats just as they did human beings and in many instances entombed hundreds of thou sands of them in a single pyramid or pit. Bubnstis was the Egyptian cat goddess and was always represented as having a cat’s head. Among that queer people puss was regarded ns nu emblem of the sun, its eyes being sup posed to vary In color and In the size of their pupils with the progress of that luminary across the heavens. Herodotus tells us that when an Egyptian cat died n natural death its owner went into mourning and shaved off his eyebrows. Established in 1794. Oldest Firm;In Amerlo D. A. WALKER ft CO. IRON FENCE CHEAPER THAN WOOD 32.Medina Street, „ CHARLESTON, S C MARBLE AND CRANITK WORKS. and ’ i! 1 i Jfot Jumt Wbat He Meant. Lloyd George was addressing a meet ing in Wales, and his cbair*»un said: *T hnff to Introduce you to the member of the Carnarvon boroughs. He hass come here to reply to what bishop of St. Asaph said the other night about Welsh disestablishment. In my opin ion, gentlemen, the bishop of St. Asaph Is one of the biggest liars in creashon. But he hass his match in Lloyd Georgs r* .Savored of tho Tret*. “That’s no lie.” remarked the mm It is Dangerous to Neglect a Cold. How often do we hear it remarked: “It’s only a cold,” and a lew days later leorn that the man is on hla back with pneumonia. This is ot such common occurrance that a cold, however alight, should not he disregarded. Chamber lain’s Cough Remedy counteracts any tendency of a co d to result in pneu monia, and baa gained Ha great populari ty and extensive sale by its prompt cures oi this mpit common ailment It always cures and is pkaeant to take. For sale by John M Klein. , Send For Prices,; Mr A. K. Beach represent* us at Waltertooro ! A D WALKER. J D. SCOTT A Mountain of Gold?; could not bring as much bappineas^to Mrs Lucia Wilke, of Caroline, Wis., as did one 25c bt x of Bucklen’a Arnica Salve, when it completely cured a run ning sore on her leg, which bad tortured her 28 long years. Greatest antiseptic besler of Piles, Wounus, and Sores. 25c at Jno M Klein’s drug store. Abhor Meat and Bar Osier Theory. ^ Atlanta, May 5.—A new religious sect, which anibng other tenets pro fesses an abhorence of meat, and be lieve that a man may live to be 150 years,old with the proper care of him self, will locate in Atlanta. Rev.! Harry G. Walker, of Milwaukee,' Wis., 1 has been in Atlanta recently Investi gating certain resorrs near town with a view of purchasing a place for his sect to make its quarters. It appears that the sect styles itself the Convert ers. They are about 400 people in this new band of religious enthusiasts. I Ward Entertained at Shanghai. Shanghai. May 5.—George'*}. Ward, of New York, vice president of the Commercial Pacific Cable company, who arrived here recently to supervise the completion of the Manila-Shanghai link, was entertained by the American associations of China at a banquet at which several distinguished Chinese who were among those present heart ily welcomed the new cable connec tion with the United States. A good complexion is impossible with the stomach out of order. If pasty sallow people would pay more attention to their stomachs and less to the skin on their faces, they would have better complex- Iona KODOL FOR DYSPEPSIA will digest what you eat sod put your stomach back !a right shape to do its own work. Kodoi relieves palpitation of the heart, flatulence, sour atomach, heart burn, etc. Bold by John M Klein Deaths from Appendicitis decrease in (be same ratio that the use of Dr King’s New Life Pills increases. They save you from danger an l brin quick and painless patios ana the Btrength and vigor bse. Guaranteed by Jno M Klein, drag- gist. 25c Tr> ^em,^ 4 db.king’sincw discovery Will lanly Stos’IM Ciwh.