The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 22, 1908, Image 6
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I* EmIIjt Pr*p«v*4 *1
C««t, ao4 Kflaay Paayla H*rc Now
Swoor By It.
Mix the following by shaking
well in a bottle, and take In
teaspoonfnl doses after meals and
at bedtime:
Tloid Extract Dandelion, one*
half^onnoe; Compound Kargon,
one |Ounce; Compound Syrup
Sarsaparilla, three ounces. A
local druggist is the autnority
that these simple, harmless^in-
gradients can be obtained at
nominal cost from our home
druggists.
Ihe mixture is said to cleanse
and strengthen the olcgged and
inactive Kidneys, overcoming
Backache, Bladder weakness
and Urinary t sou hie of all kinds,
if taken before the stage of
Bright’s disease.
Thos* who have tried this say
it positively overcomes pain m
the back, clears the urine of sed
iment and regulates urination,
especially at night, curing even
tfio worst forms of bladder weak-
Itvery 6* woman here
who feels that the kidneys are
not staong or acting in a healthy
manner should mix this prescrip
tion at home and give )t a trial,
as it is said to do wonders for
many persons.
The Scranton (Pa) Times was
first to print this remarkable
prescription, in October, of 1900
since when all the leading news
papers of New York, Boston,
Philadelphia, Pittsburg and
other cities have made many an
nouncements of it to their read
ers. -- -
Elowcs as a CuN.
Oas of Um mat yractlaal pleas tar
iaealeaUnc ewsaa 4ha meases a taste
Isr plants aad Sewers has beta hit
urn by tbe t#W father* ef tbe Mttle
Hfssiss tews af Alev, wbara each
flirt hi tbe pabBs eiemenUsr acbools
r.alWyss every pprtag twe plants to
ears tor. hspeatOTe at tbe eoS of tbe
seasoa mabe their report, wblsb is
bteartably goofl.
DICTATES Of FASHION.
Few FeK Bate fleew DrepeS Skirt*
On!y Suitable For QiHiah Fipuroo.
Very few fell bats are eeeo at prea-
eat tod when tbe hat Is of felt It la
edged or Hoed with eel ret or satin.
Many hata are lifted up on one aide
after tbe eighteenth century style.
Winter hats for children are sim
pler and more liecoming this winter
than they bare been for many seasons.
a Hum sanrf Warn
▲ setter* of tbla perfectly
wAft BM7 be had la ats
Ons aaas very flew mncb trtmmaS and
befuiVwlowed hats among tbe smaller
talks. True almpUrtty Is to be found
In tbe cftofb tam-o'-eSanSer, wbtcfc
ootnas b> all sbadaa and la sH gaalf-
tSss of broaflrtoCh. Sometimes ft has
an anchor or an eagle wnbroflissad on
top and a dainty pair of ribbon ends.
Indications of tbs Incoming draped
skirts art seen everywhere. Tbe doa
ble peftfam skirt is also very popular.
Women wttb pkoap figures wtU bs
slow n> adopt a
So Tired *
•cUva LIVER
With a wafl
ana caa do
wltbont flat
It adds a hand rad par
It can be
By. and only by
Mi Pills
RAKE NO tUMTITUTE.
af H inner.
•Bat he’s a regular profeeetonal
funny man." "I know be is." "But
you referred to him as an ’awooaaelsns
bmaortst’" "So he was on tbe ooca-
Won to which I refer. He bad tried
to be fanny with a tough gent from
tbe Fourth ward." — Philadelphia
Bath Worlds.
The grand dl Acuity to to flsal the
reality of both worlds, so as to give
each Its doe place In our thoughts and
feettags, to keep oar mind's eys aad
ear heart’s eye fixed on the lead ol
promise, without looking away from
the road w* are to travel toward K —
liars. ♦- t—
Curs of Long Trouble.
“It Is now sisrsn yean since I had n
narrow escape from consumption,
writes O O Floyd, n landing basioees
man of Karahaw, L C. “I bed run dows
hi weight to 185 pounds, and eouthiac
. r that pain in tbs back, that
oi tbs joints and am tele#, take
Pineulee. They are guaranteed. Don’t
■offer from rheumatism, backache.
Idaey trouble, when you get So days’
reatment for fl.oa A single doee at
wfltsip prove# their, (let them to-day.
falurbo
to Drug Co.
Quilt wHh a Hlatory.
A oullt exhibit at the Canton, Me.,
fair by Mrs. Carroll L. Hntebinsen
contains a piece of silk with a his
tory. An aneeater of Mrs. Hutchin
son was once threatened with ship
wreck. The valuable property of tbe
people In danger was all placed In a
cask with a note naming tbe owners.
Tbe silk to a portion of a silk dress
which tbe ancestor indication con
tributed to the mlscellaJBous contents
of tbe cask.
the alee of- tbe hips,
skfhs are obvfcroaty only
for young, girlish figures.
The llluatration shows s perfectly
plain shirt waist which will be a fa
vorite for general wear and for golfing
and other outdoor sports. The ease wttl!
which It can be made to one of Ms at-
tnertlonjt, sod Its adik>taMUty to wool
^ad cotton goods as well as silk, to an
other advantage. A tailor finish will
alwgys bs adopted.
AC DIC CIIOLLET.
WRINKLES OF LA MODE.
Little Chang# In th# Winter Styi##.
Hew to Hang a Walking Skirt.
With tbe exception of the reappear
ance of tbe long sleeves and the drap
ed skirts there la Itttte change In’tbe
fasbUona since lest winter. Tbe shoul
der attains arc praetloaUy the name,
the Japanese effect being still greatly
In vogue. Skirts are more close fitting,
Wise Oonnsel Fi«m the Sooth.
' ‘‘I want to give some valnabe ail vice
to those who safer wltn Ume back and
kidney trouble,” says J R Blankenship
’of Aleck, Tenn. “I have proved to an
ablelute certainty that Electric Bitters
positively core this distressing coo
the first battle gave me great
1 and aftai taxing a few more bottles
completelycired; so completely
that it becomes a pleasure to recommend
thU great remedy.’’ Sold under gnaran-
tenjkt John M Klein, drug stoie. Price
50c.
. Early Crosiers.
The earliest mention that Is so far
disclosed of the see of a crqpler to of
eae casrled kjy AtaMas. arehbtshep of
Reims, who died A. D. 128. An aaelest
Saxon or Norman font In Winchester
cathedral |ias a very old representa
tion of a bishop with a crosier, proba
bly the earliest example to be found
In England. A crosier of rude shape
Is cat on the tomb of Bartholomew,
bishop of Exeter from llfll ta 1184.—
Wood flraft.
HORSES and
MULES
We have always on hand
some choice horses and mules
which we shall take pleasure
in showingl-you. New stock
wiO be added from time to
time. Call and look them over
Walterhoro'i Old Reliable
Sale Stables.
CD. MAY.
six months whan my coogh aad long
trouble war# entirely gone aad I was
restored to my normal weight 170
pounds.’’ Thousands of parsons art
healed every year. Guaranteed at John
M Klein, drag store 50c and $1.00.
Trial bottle free. v__
Society Women Brewing Taller.
Society women both In the United
States aad the United Kingdom un
doubtedly are becoming taUer with
ovary passing generation. There ere
la the present decade many who are
af good helitht, and It to noticeable
that the debutantes of each succaedtng
year appear to have gained a MtUe In
their average of stature.
Lame Shoulder cured.
Lame shoulder is usually censed by
rheumatism of tbs muscles and qclcxly
yields to a few applications of Cumber
kin’s Pain Balm. Mrs.S H McElwse,
of Bototown, New Brunswick, writes:
“Having been troubled for some time
with a pain in my left shoulder, I decid
ed to give Chamberlain’s Pain Balm
a trial, with tbs issult that I got prompt
relief. For sale by John M Klein.
The Cult ef the Child.
Children of modern life have an In
finitely better Ume than had their
juvealle ancestors, who were never
supposed to elt down In tbe presence
of their elders, or to speak until they
were spoken to. Perhaps the latter
day trend errs too much on tbe ether
side, and tbe “cult of the child'' has
become wearisome.—Woman’# Life.
Qnentlob: When is a pain not a pain?
Ads: When it isdne to a condition 'hat
can be reached bv sn exttrnal applica
tion and somebody baa been thoughtful
enough to purchase beforehand a half
pint bottle of Eliott’s Emulsified Oil
Liniment for 85c. and rubbed the affected
perta lively. Guaranteed by Jno. M.
Klein
Meohnnlentty.
Jndgw—And what did the prisoner
any when you told him that yen would
have him arrested T
me on tbe
hit
wttb n hammer—
A .Utle Lobster Baled.
Terrapin, and other things, £
And In n very little while
A doctor’s phone bell rings.
The terrapin is on bis feet,
Tbe lobsters found his daw,
And Judging from tbe Inner man
Thdr’s is the “Unwritten Law.”
The cnee is onickly diagnosed
As Inside Information,
Ob hew s lobular and terrapin
Can raise so mach tarnation,
Tbs trouble found, it was tbe thing
To furnish quick relief,
Aod the was HTdato's Stomach Tablets
Was Simply beyond bell#!.
50 chocolate ccated tablets in a con
venient box. Price only 25 cesta. Easy
to take, pleasant in effects. Safe and
sure. We guarantee them.
ixmxD rax MOCK.
▲ natter* of thie graceful prlaoa## frock
may b# had In #tx si###—SS*to 48 Inch'r*
buet me*#ur». Sand VO oaMete tM# oOoe.
giving number of pattern (Mf) and buet
nvaesbr* and It wlU be prosnptlr flsvwerd-
ed to you by mau.
other wise similar, and so the modes
that prevailed lest winter ase by no
means out ef date.
But one woman in fifty really under
stands what* to liecomlug. to her. She
Imy* s color she likes. Ignoring tbe
havoc wrought t>j that color In connec
tion with her eyes, hair and complex
ion. or she «boose* a coker because It
to et^tob, or the coBeiders her fuse
and not bar Aguhs, or abe to
of the fact that for ths women ef
a spsrtesntor eolor to n
It to besoming.
In order, to make a waiting nr# •
toqm riMjretot ^
Plan New Trade Rout*.
It to understood In Lhasa, the
Thibetan capital, says the Indian
Trade Journal, that tbe Amban intends
to open a new trade route toward
China by way of the Po-yul. This wlM
save 15 days In Journeys to Bonga-
Ctoojong and by Pothang to Cyando.
Don’t let the baby softer from
ecxema, sore# or any itching of the
skin. Doan’s Ointment gives instant
relief, cares quickly. Perfectly safe
for children. All druggists sell it
Ward Derivatives.
"Petrel'' and “petrol” both descend
from “petra," a rock. "Petrol” comes
directly enough, through “petroleum,"
rock oil, but "petrel” through St
Peter, after whom tbe bird was
named, because it appeared to walk
upon tbe waves. v
Elliott’s Bmulsified Oil Liniment
Is ths bast rudbing Diniment in the
world. Try H. One half pint bottle,
only 85 cents.
(E0.S.IWIIB!
—MANUFACTURERS—
Own Sash ui Njuls
BALUSTERS AND OOLUflNS
CHARLESTON, S C.
V Lightning.
Lightning is moat destructive In
level, ripen eountry. OttJee, with their
numerous projeettoas and wives, ase
eomperathvety
How to beat aa undertaker: Coug*
and Cooghing end in Coffin. Cure the
Cough, stop ths Oeoghing, aad tot tbe
undertaker keep his Coffin. Ryd ale’s
Cough Elixir to ths bast and surest way
of accomplishing this result. Best, be
cause it contain# th# best ramedto#
known to aid nature to cure a cough.
Surest, because It podtivelr does not
contain opiates or harmful drags of say
kind. Guaranteed under tbe Pure Food
and Drug Law. Jno. M Klein
Perfectly Level/.
The most coneeltog pleasure of oM
age, looking out of tbe windows of
hope, to the sweet sense of tbe heart
and soul that yeu have spread the
flowers of life about the rugged road
of bueaaatty tastaad of tbe nettles of
eontentleu.—Batthnore American.
^Yes, He Laughed^
4
because he was pleased. Come in and we will make
you laugh for the same reason.
We have not done much advertising up to now, but
we are going to try a little Printers I
buying
Watch
Don’t Take the Risk.
When yon have a bad oongh^or cold
do not let it drag aluog until ii becomes
chronic bronchitis or develops into aa
attack of pneumonia, bat give it tbe
attention It deserves and get rid of it.
Take Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
and you are sure of prompt reltof- From
a small beginning the sale and nse of
this ipreporntion nas extended to all
parts of ths United States and to many
foregn countries. . Its many remarkable
cures of coughs and colds ha re won for
it this wide reputation and extensive
use. Bold by John M Klein.
New Zeeland Women Use Ballot.
At the last general election in New
Xealand there were 853,587 males and
112,875 females en tbe roll. There
actually voted 221,611 males and 175.-,
046 females. In 14 contests tbe female
voters outnumbered the males. Of
the candidates elected In these 14 con-
stituencvM only one was unmarried.
It will be unnecessary for you to go
throngh a painful, expensive operation^
for Plies if you see ManZan. Put up in
collapsible tube with nozzle, ready to
apply to the soreness and inflammation.
Fpr any form of Piles, price 6oc, guar
anteed Walterboro Drug Go.
He preaches
well.—French.
well who lives
KILL™* COUCH
•no CURE tm« LUNC8
w,tm Dr. King’s
New Diecavery
for esufir*
YHrI BotHw Frww
AWD ALL THROAT M0 LUMG TROUBLE*.
OR XOMKT UFTHTDED.
Established li^l7D4.
Oldest Firm la Amario
D. A. WALKER & CO.
IRON FENCE CHEAPER THAN.WIQD
! 52 Meetinq Street,?
CHARLESTON, S C
MARBLE AND
GRANITE WORKS,
and
Send For Price*,
Mr MM Y,
Wi
O A WALKEN J. D.
a little Printer’s Ink to tell the
e many things we have to sell.
we are going to try
mg public of tfh
Watch our space-
OUR stock is
■ °
and we enumerate herewith a few items. Come and
see them.
Broadcloaths
Mohairs
Henrietta
Silks
Worsteds
Ladies long black k
6oc to 1.50 per yard
50c to 1.25 per yard
25<f to 1.00 per yard
1.50 per yard
10c per yara and up
per pair
Hose, linens, handkerchief etc., etc.
WNTER CLOTHES
Mens flece lined suits, cotton, fii.oo per suit
Ladies hece lined suits, cotton, i.oo per suit
Childrens flece lined suits, cotton, 50c to 1.00.
Mens woolen suits, very good, 3.00 per suit
Ladies, in same, uoo
Mens Ties 25c to 50c. Mens shirts 50c to 2.25.
Mens Socks 10c to 50c Stetson Hats 4.0010 5.00
Other makes 1.00 to 3 00
The celebrated Crossett shoe for men 4.00 per pr.
The celebrated Cresset shoe Bench made 5.00 pr
The Abbott shoe tor men 3.50
Boys Crossetts 3.0a
Ladies shoe, direct from factory 2.50 to 5.23.
Infant shoes, soft soles 25c to 75c
Childrens shoes 65c to 1.75
Ladies Overshoes 49c per pair. /
Mens Overshoes 75c.
GROCERIES
Full line of Groceries, firesh and
Heinz pre-
ki pure.
serves and pickles, oat meal, canned apples, peas and
b«ans, etc. etc.
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Our ’phona No. 8a and we are always glad to be
•tiled up. Ask us anything you wish to know, ’ Our
aim is to please by good service.
See our special sales in Dry Goods
this week.
BARGAINS
Satisfaction or your money back without a word—we
w mean it
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New Goods 1
Solid Gold Jewelry Watches and I
- Clocks
J. A. VilSTEBBERO, Jeweler.
WALTERBORO, 8. C.
Fine repair work a Specialty.
(Next to C. D. May’s Sal. table). 0> b
We Are Here
To Serve You
The purchaser who visits TAYLORS* is impress
ed by many things, First, by the large well selected
and well displayed array of merchandise WE carry.
And then by the very courteous treatment ex
tended to each and every patron entering our doors.
And again then by the economical facilities of
handling our merchandise, which tend to reduce
prices.
And most of all by the spirit of progress and up
to-dateness which prevail at TAYLOR’S.
The customers soon learn that we are here to
serve them—and their first visit is never their last
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If you need anything in our line—don't lose sight
of of the faot that we are here to serve you, and
that we are still enjoying the distinction of being
considered—Walterboro** Popular Store. *
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