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Itching, IJurnlK*- bkin I)i*ea!»*‘ Routed 1 yifitb dU of Injariout Drugs. Gres; in ector» u!t<n bsre been prarxd fcr snireuderiug ihe secret* ot their dicoveifes Piscilcslfj me saii»e iuiug iisj-s > red iu me uieic<u>ti world in the t are .1 iJr. Decaicr D. Denuu*, the «Oiiu«jLt tkiuspo tr ial of Cbicago- l)r. Dei ur*,iD liH own cftlcepractice, diftcoreied liial pure vetembu* oil Qt vriutargrevti. properly tuitcd wiib oibei •imple nuo l ies v.at pmciicaLj a sure spedfic for Jtaztna, laorbsU, bub r's ItcL, *.|i ihr. ai. aud u her itcbiug kjn ' dlkeases Hal tLe oil of w intergreeo : alone was ft uud iutlle< live, ‘it requirtd ' other miiu u gridituts such a* giycer ue and tbyajol uitup. ui.ited with lae wiu- tergreeu u> produce the ten evaema cuie this coxnp. undvd D. i>. D I'asciip* | tlou 1'O‘btve:* takes away the iten at t oBoe—th invtant it » applied to the} ftfcw. lui» rrga^bL.0 l.qnui does away vrith tielr>vi .ua drug* so long used li ad alt* mil! ^ uoetor ibe binod, whereas model m erefi<0 So Tired * .9? Alexander T. Stewart. KOUtHTX/S LOVE. h«r firtyyears the merthant ktr.j>. It may be from overwork, bul the chcnce? are Us from ao in* ertivo UVEB. ^ a well conducted LIVER one can do mountama of laoor without fatigue. It adds a hundred per cent U5 ones earning capacity. tt can be kept in healthful settoe by. and only by T STEWART w;is not a mer- < bsnt pntKf. He was the nrer- rbaut king. For forty yenr tie rclgi’ed with undisputed title. He was the greatest and lues: hm9 (leterunoed that j famous dJ3^'’hflnt of his time in the i :i- ezcuiitt la u t »L aliU ail lh« uuit, a aaui •ally If >cu w aaf to know more about the menu of D, D. ji* Fr«acrtpitou, call at our store Nvr v >tch for thu icmedy. John >t Klefft' *S:V> alterboro Dreg - to Walterboro h C HIE WORLDS GREATEST SE WIND MACHINE JGHT RUNNING. TAKE NO 8’Jt8T!TOTt. Ifyne want eitli«*ra Vibrating Shuttle, Roinry Hhutdaor ahtinrl'* Thread ff’Aam «i/eAJ fck‘W iu M teblue write to TKi RCW KOMI SIWINI MACHINE COMPANY Orana«, Msumc. Many vwinf aiartiiar, ar« made to eell recardte.. ol quality, bul the New H WMir it ma.ie to «car. Our ■uirautr n^rcr runt out fejr aatltorlaed dealer* Maly. rua Mta sv ITof. H. A. Howell, of Havana. Cuba, Raoommeadt Chambarlaic’t t ough Remady. “As loug ago aa I can remember my mother was a faithful aser and friend of GhMBbertaio'aUoegh Remedy, bat never in mv life have I realised Its true value until now," wntee Prof. H. A. Howell, of Howell's Amerioau School, Havana, Cuba. “Ou the night of Febuary 3rd oar babv was taken sick wi b s very severe cold, the nest day was worse and the following night his condition was des perate. He could not he down and it was ueqessary lo have him iu the arms every motneut. Kveu than hi* breathing «as rhfllcult. I did not think be would live until morning. At last I thought of my mother’s remedy, C'hsmlierlain^ Cough Remedy, which we gave, aud it afforded (•rompt rebel, aud now. three days Inter, he has fully lecovered. Under ibe d c im- aiance I would uet hesitate a moment in saving that Chamberlain's Cough Retntdy, aud that onlv, saved the life of our dear little boy.” For sale by John- 11 Klein. 60 YKAItr ■XMMtltNCS Patents | tire world. lie baht up the first r irr-Mt r.-i .i! store :t id li'.lesn'e ns: ' |ixliuH*iit iu Auerka. His retail h • k«- I van tiie birg. st iu the world at the time. His name was powerful abr"nV r.ud thronjliout Hie I'nlted State-. If was a household word, spoken with awe and wonder. Old men of today re call the name of A. T. Stewart an an Inspiration to business amhitiou In j their youth. Men in early middle life 1 rememlier that the same name was , more familiar to them than that of nny otber business man when they were small boys. Mr. Stewart died thirty-one years ago. leaving no children. Ills widow died ten years later. The magnificent marble mansion in which he lived on ! Fifth avenue. New York, hns been razed and replaced by a commend;.; ; structure. Eleven years ago his sttc- | cessnrs In the gn-it store on Broad- ' way it dgned, and the Stewart store bui.diu^ h now a Wananiaker esrnl* lislune;;?. liven tie- holy of Stewart was s:o'en f- un I's vault In New York. t> and the; - i rtlil a depute as to whet!; «-i it evi r v».-.s r •• > ered. The Stev. - art i e -fw ! 1 ■-Ine-.s anil fortune al! have uisap; . n-d. but his fame live-. A T S.evart was a Scotch-Irish i;:;!n b- i:i Irtdaud and e«lucated dt iMiblin unlvwvlty. lie was a.classical siln lar. d 'xote.l to l»ooks iu his early life and with no idea of entering trade. When be came to America, at the age j of twenty. In IsiiS, he l>eeame a teacher j In New York. Two years later be re turned to Ireland to claim a legacy of about $5,000, and upon the advice of a frlkmJ !u New York he bought In Dublin a stock of laces aud other goods, which be brought back to Amer ica with him. He opened s small shop, advertised bis wares and sold the goods at an enormous profit This suc cess revolutionized Stewart Hs de voted his life to trade. At the outset Stewart made up his mind as to bis course in business. He determined to be perfectly honeet, nev er to misrepresent bis goods, always to watch every nook and corner of bis business aud to add more customers by pleasing those be got. It was bis boast In old age that in all his career he never permitted a willful misrepre sentation to be made In his store. A LONG LIFE How to Coreerve Energy I'foloog Life. and Th' time como to every one when the life forces begin to fail. It is u little harder to climb a bill or walk up rtaira. Exercise is taken less vig orously or abau-'oned, and we feel that the end of active service is drt w ing near. It is more than probable that wej have b^en over-driving the machine of the hotly which will give out like any machine if overtaxed, and we should immediately take steps to change the gear, build up the ►tr nglh and restore life foicea. To ihis end nothing equals our delicious cod liver and iron preparation. Vino!. which 1 ' is ^ftr BU|terior to all other ionics and cod bier preitaiatiotis be j cause it is m tde by a eCieiH.lic*, ex ] fme ive, concentrating process from J fresh cods* live.s, combining with p ph»: »i*- o r jron all the ine^iciUbl, Inaiitc, IkmIy-building ►dements of cud liv. r oil but. no oil.. As a U*dv builder and strength oreatt r lor old people, delica e chil dren, weak, run down jK'rsnns, afler sickniffS, and lor chronic cougiis. colds, bronchitis and all throat hihI lung troubles, Vinol i? unexcelled Try it on our -.ffer to return vour money if it fails. John m Kiem Hdison Cit'mSi2.50—“EdisonStandard $2s.oo~—Home 5;;.oo—Triumph^;;. druggist. alterboro. j i • ^ ^ J i Records 35c. each. Fifteen thousand records to select from. PHONOGRAPHS Theysecret ot a happy home is entertainment. Home should be the most entertain ing spot on earth for the family, and it can be for the very small amount of money which an investment in ther Edisori Phonograph would mean Mr. Edison’s Phonograph „ *'S supplies the entire entertainment: It will sing, render any kind of instrumeutal mu- mc or talk. It is a marvelous reproducer of every kind of sound and especially ol the sort of sounds which, combined, produce music. If \ ou haven’t seen the new Edison model with the big horn, by all means o Come to our Store and See, n* w and more especially hear, it. It’s a wonder in its quest way. Descriptive booklet on re- Lame Shoulder. Whether malting from a sprain or from rheumatic pains, there is nothing so good lor a Ume shoulder aa Chain-: benain’a Pain Balm Apply it freely aud rab the parts vlgoronaiy at each appli cation and a quick care i« certain. For I aale by Johu M Kleiu. THE CABLE COMPANY, • Everything known in music. Cable Bidding. J. V. Wallace, Mngr. Charleston, S- C. caB8Jct PL ® & is* •& early headers MONEY MAKERS t.ihao K. imrmj Ralph Waldo Emerson. Sr 'X09EHTVS LOVE. By the HUNDRED, THOUSAND or MILLION of the above three favorite vari*tl*a. Grown in the open field and will etand eerere cold wHhont Injury. Let money aotapany your order; otherwise plant* will be shipped C. O. D., and you will have to pay return chant re on the money. ^ Wee., f. a b. Vwr*, Uand. 8. Cl MfertLOO) 1 to4.0WnttLa0per 1.000; I to8,000 at tlA&per 1.000; 0 to 20.000 at W OO per i.MO. Specinl price* on leirer quaatitiee. Pnll count yd mtiefection yuarmnteed or mewg nfandid. iQdm- on Cable!** Cmkmrm by C. M. Gibeoo mailed free on applientioii. Chevaapnenretae to aUpointa. Mail your ordera to C* M. C1BSOW, Yotintf*M Island* 5. C. # O Ol-J Ht was net merely Ameri can; he was universal. TatfMoM ranCi My in VWralo vrvnuwu, \amm iwnody i> ineqanted , N «ya Bony WUs ad. whom clwtm aa oongh aopoan. Ihli It li by JdM MKteim. Pit Placiiad of thn Skin VqariyaU tetter, salt of the akin anch oa Mama and barbe-rs’ by nr. Ini Mnavtiaf. which often Ufa a burden and dlsta'U el relief any be hod by i’e Solve. It allay* hr. Many comm bare been eared by JobnM Klein. tta A Pleasant Physio. 6 n E MERSON wen pare Inteliect Though he lived ia America , daring the nineteenth century for nearly eighty year*, he was not materially Influenced by the sur round logs and the events of bis time and country. He dwelt In hie own world of mental coatemptatloa. Prom time to Ume daring hie kmg life be gave to the world the fra Its ef thoee coo tempi* t loos la lecture*, eeeaye and Mine. But eo far as entevanle ge any of his saaajre or poems might have been written In any other age or la any other country. Ho wen not mere ly American; ha wan oaf vernal. Perhaps no writer ever lived the sum of whoee literary woch Is ee de void of vulgarity. Ail of the Emer sonian output Is simply thought re fined to the uttermost There Is no humor sere In the way of sarcasm, and the sarcasm Is lofty end benevo lent Emerson was a supreme Idealist He never climbed toward Ideals nor grop ed In the dark after ideals, for he was the exponent of Ideals already attain ed. The great commercial world rag ed around him, hot ha held aloof, con tent to live simply and frugally, rich In his own wisdom. The greet lesson of Etoereon'e life end teachings lies In his conception of the Inherent nobility of the human souL He repudiated utterly and with calm •cam gfet aga worn concapOea of maa aa a atafnl and filthy crawling about the earth aak ef 6 50 chocolate coated tablets in a cwu- veutetti box Price ouly 25 cents. Eaay 10 t*ae. pleasant iu t-fftct*. Safe aud sure. We guarantee them Don’t let the baby suffer from ecsema, sores or auy itching of the •kia. Doan's Ointment gives instant relief, cures quickly- Perfectly safe for children. All druggists sell it. Word Derivatives. ' aad • petror both descend from “petra," a rock. "Petrol" comes directly eaough, through "petroleum." oil. but "petrol" through St ; after whom the Mrd wa tt appeared to walk It will be unnecessary for you lo go through a painful, expensive operation for Pllert it you use MunZan. Put up ia oolUpaible tube with uozfele, ready to apply 10 the soreneee and inflammation. For any form of Pile*, price 6oc, guar anteed Walterboro Drug Oa He preaches well.—-French. well who lives EUlott'a BmuMfied OU Liaimeat Is ths bam rudMag Dtaimeut la tha world. Try It. Oaa half pint bottle, only K oents. New Goods Solid Gold Jewelry Watches and Clocks J. A. V2STEBBBK0, Jeweler. WALTRRBORO, 8. C. Fine repair work a Specialty. (Next to C. D. May's Sal, table). 1 GEO. 8. KE8 U 1TML GtAneb #irm ta Awnrte D. A. WALKER a CO. M FBGE MEtfB TUI WtM w -®l —MANUFACTURERS— km Sash irillHris •ALUOTM AMD OQUUnhS CHARLESTON, S C . 62 Mggtina Street,! CHARLESTON, 5 C MARBL! AND QNANITB WORM. mad Mod For Price*, «,MV. • A WAUOHL J O. —Just received by us and our prices are— o Astonishinqlv LOW. t ft. S22 ITS B2F0EI T0U BUT. We have tried several brands of Shoes and have never been able to get a line that we could guarantee every pair. We have one now. We have accepted the agency for the * 0 Famous HAMILTON BROWN SHOES —and we can— u 0 GUARANTEE EVERY PAIR OP THEM. Will be glad to have you call and see our line. Wichman & Son , a, xiL xJ™, , . ’5;.p