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v ' *aE. If. fm 'T Kl MAKE IT YOLKSELF. Tun’s Pills Mdtny l'fcitou» Here Can Bt* | Made H*i>uv Again By I ting, This Home-Made Mixtuie There ig so much HheumatiBm a torr>|J here in our neighborhood now «y8t«n, i that the lollowing advice by an SICK HEADACHE, eminent authority, who writesi Qyipepsid,Costlveness,Rhoti' - • e# ^ • FOR TORPID LIVER. the whole for readers of a large Eastern daily papers, will be highly ap preciated t»y tho , *e who sutler: ° Get from apy goo«l pharmacy one-halt ounce Huid Extract Dandelion, one ounce Compound Kargon, three ounce* of Com pound Syrup Sarsaparilla. Shake tliese well in a bottle and take in teaspoonful dose» after •ach meal aud at bedtime; also drink plenty of good water. It i* claimed that there are few ▼ictims of this dread and tortur ous disease who will fail to find ready relief in this simple home made mixtuie T aud in most cases a permansnt cure is tho remit. This simple recipe is said to strengthen and- cleanse the eliminative tissue of the Kidneys so that they can filter and stain from the blood and system the poisons, acids and waste matter, which cause not only Rheuma tism, bdt numerous other disease Every man or woman here who feels that their kidneys are not healthy and active, or who suf fers from any uurinary trouble whatever, should not hesitate to make up this mixture, as it is certain to do much good, and may save yon from much misery aad suffering after awhile! Onr home drnggista say they will either supply tbs ingredients or mix the prescription ready to take if our readers ask them. m^Usot, 3aHow Skin and Ple^. Thaw Is m bettef omhcj- pro+x LIVER PILLS, as a trial Take No Substitute. If the Sultan of Turkey has aay friendship for China, he will now give her a hint on now not to pay that Tatsu indemnity. ^course Ofi'n Blayfelloi The Contemplative Mart. He comes not In company, because would not be solitary, hut finds urse enough with btmself; and thoughts are his excellent playfellows. He looks not upon a thing as a yawning stranger at'npvel- ties, but his search is tnore\ mys terious and Inward, and he spells Heaven out of earth. He knits his ob- Sfryalions together and makes a lad- der*of them all to climb to God.—John Etrla * flie Thaw divorce seem* a pitiful euti-climax to guch a well staged melodramatic and ■mutique trial Purest Arab Morses. The purest breed of Arab horses are feb Kochlanl. whoa# genealogy has base preserved tor i.000 years. They are said to he derived from King Solo mon's stables. Hfcf. H. A. Howell, of Havana. Cuba, Recommends Chamberlain’a Qoogh Remedy. "As long ago at I caa remember my maAhar was a bitkful near aad friend of (Aambartala’s Coogh Remedy, bat never la'my life have I realised its trua vales aatil now.” writes Prof. If. A. Howell, of HowaU’s Amarleaa School, Haveaa, Cuba. •'On the eight of Pabaavy Srd oar tafcv was taksa Mob with a vary as vara odd. the aest day was worts aad the fallowing night his condition was des perate. He oonid sot Ue doara aad it was try to have him la the arms every it Evan than Ms breethiaf ana It. 1 did not think ha would live Atlastlthoaghftof ay '• remedy, Chamberlata'a Coach i we gave, aad it sflorded tad bow. three days later, Mhaa tally recovered. Uader the d earn- stgnrr I would not heel tele n moment M ■nyinx that Chsmberkin’e Coagb Remedy, end that only, saved the life of endear little boy.” Poe eele by John- Um< being an exoaUeot remedy i sad throat troabtos. Chamber- remedy le eeoqeatod •P.” B"? Wtke .lad. whea given as R this Uy in It h George Washington. % r J- /*• bvgehto/*. m: ■liKMmma UE success of George Washing ton seemed to spring fn>iii iiU well rounded character, fron. bis unselHshness. from bis dU Interested patriotism and from bis abiv ity to inspire in others confidence mud esteem. In war be excelled as a strategist, in peace as a wise and mod erate statesman. In all things as a Just and noble man. It would be impot slble to place one’s finger on any par ricular spot in bis career and aay. •Tills was the turning point; this was the place at which Washington was made.” More than almost any other character in history ha was in all re- la t ions the great man, yet It la moat difficult to analyse him and tell the particular thing that made him great Too modest to make a speech, too self depreciatlve to seek his own advance ment, his deeds caused him to shine over all orators, and hjs virtues ad vanced hln^»ver all seif seekers. Few men have received so much adulation, and from this there has been a reac tion. yet after all that criticism can do the masaive proportions of the man still stand oat to challenge the atten tion of the world. At the time be was chosen to com mand the Continental armies Washing ton bad rendered no especially con spicuous service to single him out from bis fellows. Uls selection for that high post was rather due to the general esteem In which he was held. There axe few examples in which the individual integrity that we usually denominate character counted so much for success as In the case of Washing ton. He bad a prodigious temper, yet held It in check; be loved wealth and pos sessed more of It tbhn almost any oth er man in tho colonies, yet he would not accept pay for his military serv ices; he met severe reverses in his campaign, yet was too great to l»e crushed by them; he had conspicuous faults that would have destroyed n smaller man. yet his general rectitude was so great that It dwarfed the minor defects. There Is a general sentiment in man kind that worth means success. Our faith In this proposition Is often shak en. but the cast of Washington would seem to prove It true. Arthur Nikisch ■sw ■ ONE OF EUROPE'S MUSICAL GIANTS of to-day, condutfor of the Leipsic Gowandhaus Or chestra, the Berlin Philharmonic Orchestra, and a pianist of exquisite finish, has written as follows concerning the •w iferm&lpnfm and possessed and capable I believe your pianos to me as PIANOS Dear Sin:—Durinff my residence m America and while I was conducing the Boston Symphony Orchestra, as vou are aware, your pianos were by eminent soloists on several occasions, and on artistic instruments. Their tone is broad and bag. j of purely musical quality; resonant, vigorous aad manhr, yet full of sympathy, of a nicety of eswesnon which is remarkable for its detacafee fight and shark, ir pianos to be of the very first rank, and the artist must necessarily fed a sense »to be ot the very of gratitude to you for making pewibk the meant for an expression of hh profound and deep, or liis light and fanciful feeliags. (Signed) ARTHUR NKISCH. • Book Friendship. 1 never come Into a library (aalth Helnafu*; but I bolt the door to me, excluding lust, ambit]mv avarice ami all such vices, whose nurse is idle- ness, the mother of Ignorance s n <i melancholy herself, and in the very lap of eter-Jty, among so many divine souls. I take ray seat with so lofty a spirit and sweet content that I pity all our great ones and rich men that know not their happiness.—Robert Burton. The great alien exodus con. tinues and is tak°n as one of the signs of busiuess depression. If the depression extends to Black Hand Anarchj and Mafia circles, the country will try to put up wi^h it for a while longer. Live Longer Than Men. The average woman Uvea three Tears longer than the average man, according to statistics recently com piled la England. During the last SO years the average life of man has in- creeaed from a little under 40 to a little over 44. and women from a little under 42 to a trifle under 44. THE CABLE COMPANY Be careful about that little cough. Get eomething riaht rway* tome good, reliable remedy that wilt move the Dow els Kenedy’s Laxative Coach Syrup acts gee’ly jet promptly on the bowels end alleys inflammation at the mme time. It is plmsant to take aad it le enedally as U tastes recommended for ehiMr»n nearly a- <ooJ aa maple sugar. Sold by John M Klein. Everything known in music. Cable Building. J. V. Wallace, Mngr. Charleston, S- C. Early Credere. The earliest mention that la eo far disclosed of the nee of a crosier la ol one carried by Ataldus, archbishop ol Reims, who died A. D. fill. Am ancient Saxon or Norman font la Wlncheat* cathedral baa a very old repreeeatai don of a bishop with n crosier, pro!* bly the earliest example to ha found in England. ▲ crosier of rude shape la eat on the tomb of Bartholomew, bishop of Exeter from 1141 to 1144.— Wood Craft professional he Is.” lease of Humor. "But he’s a regula funny man.” "I knoa yon referred to him aa humorist’ * “So he was on tho ooao don to which I refer. Ha had tried to be funny with n tough gent from the Fourth ward.” — Philadelphia Preen. Pone In a Ten of Steel. A single ton of steel will i about 10,000 gross of steel peas. mmm: p ^ts sS EARLY headers MONEY MAKERS PIm nwliaw cin. ImtlMt .Lipt-r. IMk-w«t.f toKU. Uur ttM I. J.mr A fall um Uiyot. hriu* n*» r i ' CkhU*». A Urv* JMld.r tad *(uo4 By the HUNDRED, THOUSAND or MILLIONof the above three favorite **”**—■ Grown inth« tn>*n ftdd V* i J» rl U»Und Mnrcr* cold without injury. Let money plants will be ehipped C. O. D., and you will have to pay at tLS ira ehargaaon the money. ftjeaa, f •> k Yeany'i Utaad. 8. C: GOOfortLOO; 1 to 4.000 at 11.60 1.25 pa LOIR • to 20,000 at $1.00 per 1.001). Special prices on larger qui ^""Srej*”*****! Folder on Cmkkmt* tm mailed tree on application. Cheap •zprcaasataa to all pointa. Ce Me GIBSON, Ycwntf** Island, S. C. , P^r 1.000; 5 to 8.000 i lajeyr quantities. Pull count older on CeSieare Cm/tmr. by C. ML to all pointa. Mail your order* to WALTKRBORO PEOPLE. - With Vinol. Ohronic CVughs Need It 8top« the Gough end Ouroe the Cause. Thia ia the MAaon for coughs and colds, and for the benefit of Walterboro people oar loci 1 druggist, John M Klein, telle them the beet means for a care. He gays: “Take Vinol, onr reel cod liver preparation with out oil. It does not npaat tie ■tomaoh like ooagh eyrape, and it it maeh more effective. Vinol U not a palliative bat a enra tiva.” Tbit U becauae Vinol oontaina In a highly conoentrated form all of the booling, strength creating and medicinal elements of cod liver oil notnaUy taken from fresh cods’ livers, with all the aeelees, namea f ing oil eliminat ed and tonic iron added. It tastee fine, and cannot upeetthe weakest stomach, bonce its won derful power to cure. We oak every pence in Wal terboro who baa a chronic ooagh or hard cold to try Vinol on oar guarantee. John. M. Klen. Druggiet, Walterboro, 8. 0. Itloropoiladi n»p ffo liaeoj % / --IK SO chocolate coaled tableU la a oen- venleat box. Price only 25 oeete. Easy to lake, pleasant In effects. Safe and aura. We guarantee them. Don’t let the baby suffer from ecaema, aoree or any itching of the skin. Doan’s Ointment gives instant relief, cures quickly. Perfectly safe for children. All druggists sell it. Weri Derivatives, aad “petrol- both from “petra." a rock. -PetroT comes directly enough, through “petroleum,” rock on. but “petrel” through OL Paler, after whom the bird was eanae it appeared to walk the waves. Elliott's Emulsified Oil Liniment Is the beet rudblng Dialmeet le the world. Try It One half pint bottle, only 45 cents. He preaches well who lives well.—French. KILL™ COUGH am CURB LURQsI ""™ Dr. King’s M If- iww inscovBij New Goods Solid Gold Jewelry Watches aad Olooks J. L VCRIUEBS, Jewder. WALTKRBORO, 8. 0. Fine repair work a Specialty. (Next to 0. D. May's Sal. table). ■WllllrtllU ATM. Oldest Plrm la A merle D. A. WALKER A CO. IMfBRieunilUlWNO GE0.S.U 02 Moetina Street,: ClTiTRLBSTON, A C MARBLB AND QNANITI WONM. And —Just received by us and our prices Astonishinulv LOW. sm us anratti tw but. We have tried several brands of Shoes and f v u ■ ■ ' h . - . have never been able to get a line that we could guarantee every pair. We have one now.. We have accepted die agency for the- ^IIANVFACTURERS- Smi For PtIom. WUNiAm" 111 m " a A waubr. j a won Fwnou, HAMILTON BROWN SHOES gghruntbb every raiR op, 10 . Will be givl to feme you call sod aee oar One. ' - v *4- • J- $ 1 V - .5. * v. i-;