Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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a ^ * * Y. v k- ) . ^ ■ > \ .V .si. V V *rv ^ ‘Cy- \ J ~ ^ 7 are EMINENT PHARMACISTS | Mwnoriun* The farmer* of th:* section Everywhere Acknowledge the I The Maple Cane Farmers Al-: ver ^ neftr t ^ r0U K^ pl* nt i n 3 t0rn * ^ Superiority of Vinol liance, at their regular monthly Kueae they will soon commence plant- meeting on the 14th of March j C0lt0D adopted the following resolu-' Some of our neighbor* are nultra ^j oug . ted on ihe subject of stock law, not Whereas the great and supreme ^ or t ’ ^ ut “k** 011 * Ruler of the nniverue has in in finite wisdom removed from a- mongusour friend and brather f one person more than an other should know' the value of a medicine it is the retail phar macist. For this reason such testimony as the following should be con* vincing. C A Patterson, tho leading drugsristof Cbailes*o~, W. Va., writes: ‘T have used Vinol for ion ins I remain us ever your friend. J TTBTbcker. Stoke?, April 3rd 0*. B E Jackson and whereas the j long and intimate relation held with him in the faithful di?- charge of duties in '.his eociety as a. member and oilicer makes it every member of my family, and have never t»een disappointed in tho results It is a pleasure to sell a remedy that gi\es such tin- reCor, l our apprec a'lon of DoU from Round. ' Editor IVm and Standard.—Will you admit a n^w correfr|)oudent fee na this section. I h*ve seen nothing only remove uric acid, but curt Are You Si re Voir Kidneys ark; j; Wsi.t.? it i J* Many rheumatic attacks aie!}; due to uric acid in the blival.; f But the duty of the kidneys is to [ remove all uric acid from tiie blood. Its presence there sh the kidneys ’«re inactive. 1> dally with “uric acid folveuta’* T You mich go on tilldooms'a.^ * with them, but until von cure the kidneys you will never ne well. Doan's kiduev PilU no. i , 11 » i i n 1111 m um >i m 11 inm 111 mI4» Millinery Opening r , ... , here sine? »e heanl Blue Eye*, I kidneys and then ajl dang r 1 * emiuentlv boUtting that* we ', ,. .. . t frbm uric acid is ended. X him , " Kupeit B Calvo, liookhimler,: i iversai satisfaction. M Mr tylias. E liogers, Druggist, of Eikton, Ky., writes: ‘v* con sider Vinol one ot the best reme dies in my store, and sell more ot it than any one medicine. 1 have also used Vinol in my family with excellent results.” Mr J F Bradley of New Bruns wick, N. J., writes: ‘ It is a pleasure to recommend the cod liver preparation, Vinol, as it gives such splendid satisfaction. As 1 have used it in my family, 1 can recommend it from experi ence.” . The reason, Vinol is so far su perior to old-fashioned cod liver oil and emulsions is because it contains all the medicinal, body building elements of cod liver oil actually taken from fresh cods’ livers with all the useless oil eli minated and peptouate-of iron added. Asa boly builder and strength creator for old people, weak women, delicate children, after sickness and for ail pulmonary troubles, Vinol is recjmmended by over 5000 of the leading diug- gistsofthe United States. Your money back if it tails. Jno. M Klein, Druggist, Walterboro, S. C. therefore. Be it resolve!; 1st i hat iho wisdom a».d ability which lie has exercised in ti e aid * t our onraniz it ion by service,contributions and council will be 1 eli in grateful remem brance. ‘2nd That the sudden removal of such a life from among us leaves a vacancy and a shadow that will be deeply realized by all the members and friends of this organization and will prove a serious loss to this community. llrd That with deep sympathy for the bereaved relations of the deceased, we express our hope that even so great a loss to us all, may be overruled for good ty Him who doeth all things well. 4th That a copy of these resolu tions be spread upon the records of our organization, a copy printed in The Press and Stand ard, and a copy fowarded to tho bereaved family. <»' \V M Jaques, Tht* r a-niera ar so thougat I would £<?ml you a dotr. ar busy crop 1 . Our .^..u I »-• t hoo! is dv>ing >ood work uiidc t i crefol nunagement employed a* The State I’ubli-h- Ibr 11 *.. preparing! j(jo., oiiiciai printers fcrilu State ct South (Jetolina, living :.t 1010 Lumber St., Columbia, S O savs: “1 thought l had rheum i- LiV J. r i it n .i > n.i » ... a,.itism and treated for it on t af • uf J I> Dodu. I**- has been sup j nn- . . , ,, , , r . it ,il . , , 1 , . belief. 1 u.>ed a t k,nds of lin: * * tendautforr number of years nnd i* | ni0ntg Timpani was in m> a true and faithful worker. • back and in my hips clear to the Mi?s Francis Fender irt in Walter shoulders. Tho liniments dd boro, is visiting h?r lister hire, Mrs no K lK> d and l took to blood me l B O Hiott. AT Mrs. S. J. Jones’ ON TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY, April 7th and 8th, Another beautiful lot of hats will Ik* displayed. New Tot of Gage Patterns. Some lovely new’ hats for Misses and Children. This is my Second Spring Ojicning. All are invite 1. Respectfully, 4 . ftDrs. J. S. Jones. K *.V Weeks o f Sr. (ieorgt- w.is tl • icencs but they did not help me I took a long trip in hnj o- that the change of climate might honored gnt-s: of si r and Mrs 1 B help me. 1 was away for three Weeks last Sunday. Mr Philip Hill and his daughter Ruby visited relative* at Sl George last Satnday and Sunday. H M Hill and daughter attened union m eting at Fire Grove No 2, last Fiiday, Samdary and Sunday. MrsCJ Hiott came home last Monday from Cottageville where ehe has been visiting here parent?. Best wishes to The Pres* and Standard Gray Eyes. Birthday Dinner and DaUca at Mr. Ramsey's, in Honor of his wife. Editor Press and Standard: -• I wish you could have attended the birthday dinner and dance given at Mr Joseph Ramsay’s home last Wednesday, April 1st, fot I know you would have en joyed yourself, if on nothing else bot rations. There was cake of the finest kind and plentious in number, besides varions other things. After dinner the young folks went to ride, some to walk and some boat riding. After an evening of social en joyment and hours of fun, all the young folks scattered about and made up a sociable or dance whichever you migh please to term it. There was about twen ty-five present at the dance amd all seemed to enjoy themselves. The dance lasted till nearly one o’clock. Among tho?e present w’ere: Mess. Joe and John O’Qaiu, Ivy Redisti, Frank Kinsey Francis Grayson, John and Charley Till, Jasper and Charlie Carter, Lancy Martin, John Ramsey. Misses Maggie Ramsey Doreen O’Qnin, Mamie Lon Career Josephine Robertson, and Beasie Peters and Mrs J C Padgett. Wishing you success in your field of journalism. A Participant April 4th. 09. > — - Death by Poison. Several week* ago Miss Mittie Clark, a Colleton belle of one of the rural district! near the Btech Hill community took a poison and died a few hours afterwards, this endinc her days here in a moat tragio manner.. AH was done for restoration and recovery, but witbont avail. She bad prepared the poison and took it from a cup, placing the cup iu an elevated place, with intruc- tiona to a girl not to use it again. She had attended a dance the prvions night and had appeared well and happy, not like one tried of her planetary existance here and eras meditating upon and planning for immediate removal to that other shore the world beyond, from whence there is no return. Subscriber. Notes from Ravenal. Fjr the past two weeks a pro- tractive meeting, has been going on iu our little town, and will continue until Sunday. Rev Elzie Myers, Pastor of the Metho dist church at Mt Pleasant ably assisted our popular young minister. Rev Greigg Vaughan, owing to some misunderstand ing, Rev Myers was called back to his charge last Saturday, much to the regret of the people, as he had made many friends, iiis eloquent sermons won for him the admiration of tho people. Rev Vaughan was fortunate enough to get Kev Thomas H Leitch, the great evangelist of Charleston. The people of Kaveuel, and surrounding country are proud to have him with them. The meeting will end Suuday, much to the regret of all. Miss Leila La’liocheof Toogoo- doo, was the guest of the Misses Rodgers last w’eek. Miss Mamie Platt, visited Ter sister Mrs J A Chiunis this week. Miss Daisy Sanders of Cottage- ville is the guests of Mrs J A Bivens. Miss Mamie Remedy is visiting at the Misses Rodgers. Mrs Chai lie Price of Cottage- ville is spending awhile with her sister Mrs H B Ackerman. Mr Steadman Hugh* of Charles ton spent last Sunday with friend*. Petite Fille. months but could see no change for the better. 1 heard of DoanV Kidney Pills and determined to trj them, ?nd got a box at a drug store. They completely re moved the pains out of my bauk and,I have not felt a touch of the old trouble since I used lhc:n.” For sale by all dealers. Price 50 cents. Foster-Milburn Co., EulTalo, New York, sole agents for the United States. Remember the name—Doan’s —and Dike no other. $100 Regard, $100 The reader* of thispHp<*r will be please trance has about conclud*'*! to Darn that tiu-re i* *t leant oue dread- ^ t j me th;lt ( ; en Sheridan’s re- ed di-ea^e that t< ieuce hs!* ante to . , . * « enre iii all it..!.*.,, .O'* niv <- * ■ >■. i> mark about fc-wl Indian! woual a|> lull’s Catarrh C ure i>» ’ '•»* \ po-i */- . ply equally well to Moors, cure now known ro tin. nu-’ie.u ir«ter i l J OF ALL KINDS DONE A w t ZEbe (press anb Stanbarb. { "One Touch of Nature Mnkcs the Whele World Kin " nity. Catarrh being u couMttulioiial (libeut, re<iuirtB a coniti otiona! trea»- ment. Hah’* Cattarrh Cure i» taken inieruallj, acting directly upon the When r roo«ter find* a big worm blood and mucou* surfaces < t the k\8 hp R u the u , t b e farm var l io tern, thereby destroying the lonu.l-mo i U1(J t n( , fcl . Rrp it A gimiiar fiait of of the disease, and Rtvmg |^ne..t • , hamBn n(ltum , 0 he observed when it atreugtn by building up the coututu tion and assisting nature in doing it* work. The proprietors have so much faith in it* curative power* that they offer One Hundred Dollars for any case that it fail* to cure. Send for liat of testimonial. Address F J CHENEY & CO Toledo, O. Bold by all Druggist. 75. Take Hall’* Familo Pi] e for constipa tion. We have just received a new stock of letter and note paper, bill heads and statements, enve lopes of all kinds ar J colors. sarisFAerioN guaranteed Prices reasonable which we will gladly quote you. Blank legal forms of all kinds always carried in stock. Call and see us when in town. I t 1 t <y He preaches well who lives well —French Many a man wear* a thinking cap under his silk hat. Our Grandmother* u»ed to get a lot of old nail* place them in a vessel con taining vinegar and allow them to remain until the aceticacid in the vine gar potiuced an iron aolntion. Thl* concotlon wa* then taken by nearly every member of the family daring the Spring and Fall and it rarely ever failed to strengthen and benfit the pernon tak ing it The old way wa* good bnt there i* a new-way that i* far better’ Science hat discovered a wav to manufacture Iron ao that it can be dissolved in ayrups and elixir* and give in definite tloae*. One of the best end tme^t wav* to take Iron is in Rydale’* Tonic Thl* remedy is a combination of Iron. Quinine and Btrychine in an Oratitre Elixir and com bined with o'her ingre lieut* th. r make it very valuable a* a bion t and nerve tonic. It D withont and for weak and puny children and aure core for chila aud malaria. Sold by Jno M Mlein. If the Sultan of Turkey has any friendship for China, he will now give her a hint on how not to pay that Tatsn indemnity. man diar.overe sometning exceptional y good—he want* all hu frieuds *'.<i neighbors to hare the benefits of hi* diacovery. This i* the touch of nature that makes the whole world kin. '•‘td# expltius why people who have be u cured by Chamberlain’* Congh Reui'dy write letter* to the manolacture-s f*T publication, that other* ttmiDrly ailing may also nje it and obtain relief. Un bind every one of these letters is a warm hearted wish of the writer to be of use to someone else. Thi* remedy is for ■ale by John x Klein. If President Castro keeps on playing tvith the breech-bl'vv:k, he may get caught ina tlaroback. Rheumatic Pain* Rellevtd. Mr Tho*. Stenton, postmaster ot Pontypool, Ont., write*: 4 For the inut eight years 1 suffered from rheum it ic S ains, and during that time 1 nted many Ifferent liniment* and remedies for ti e cure of rheumatism L*«t summer I procured a bottle of Ceamberlaio’ii P^in B ilm and got more relief from it thmi anything I have ever used, and cheerful ly recommend this liLiment to all suf ferer* from rhenmatic pain*. For sale by John x Klein. * The Republican House has (Vier- mined to investigate the mine*. They are already inquiring into cotton mill condition*. Investigation of condi tions on the farm and in the kitchen will follow in their natural order— Clountbia State. DO YOU KNOW PROF. HOLDEN / The Maa Whose Csra Lecture* *and;Corn Train* Have Added M«re Than.T weaty Million BashcU to^the^Corn Crop of Iowa. Prof. Holden has prepared for u« a book which gives the cream of hia lecture* on corn growing. It tell* ail about seed selection, seed testing, get ting a stand, corn judging, corn peste, etc-; etc. It is a prac icai farmer’s bandb K>k. It i* not theory but practice, jn*l as it has been worked oat ou the farm. The name of this work ia THE A B C OF CORN CULTURE "MOST VALUABLE BOOK OF THB CENTURY.” A I Root, the veteran agriculturist and bee man, stys: "This book 1* tha mo st valuable work published in the last century if the farmer will taks lake right bold of it with entbnaiaam and pat it* tesobiar* into practice." The book i« 5 1-4 by 81-4 inches Contain* 100 page, and over 80 illma- trations. Well printed, neatly bound. *Ve want to put this book in tha hands of every live farmer and farmers* boy in the country, and will make' the price low accordingly. A nsnpilM DP I PC Send na 10 cent*, oofn or atamp*, andwa DHrUAhI rniut will send you the nook by mill, postpaid. If, when you get It, you are not aatDfied drop us a card and. we will return your money, also po«tage for the return of the book. (Amid anything bt fairer ? Address THE SIMMOXS PUSUSHIXG COMPANY Pub, of HolUon’a Coni Rook Springfield, Ohio. Union Meeting. To tb? reader* of the Frees sod Standard.—It was a great p ejanre lo me to attend the Union Meeting at Pine Grove chaich No 2. We had a nice meeting; There were only four churches represented, this was on aooonnt of high waters. The introductory sermon was preached by Rev 8 W Craven, the missionary sermon by Rev B F Hal* fcrl We also had two t«7 inter at ing querist; No 1 The paators dnty toward* his chnroh, speakers, B F Halford, 8 W Craven and W M Campbell. No 2 What relation has the Sunday school is it indepehdanc in its management? Speakers, B F Halford 8 W Craven. I, along with all other visiting friend*, enjoyed the meeting very Every woman desires a good complexion bat oft-times either rains tbe one she has or fails to gain one by the paint and powder method she employa. A good complexion is from within and can’t be painted or po dered on. Two thing* are necoesaarv in oder to be the po*- aeeeor of a good complexion • A healthy action of i he liver aud good rich blood. Rydale’s Live/ Table** taken occasion ally and follow* 1 for a week or ten day* by Rfdale s tonic and plenty of freah air aad oat of door* ex rfoiae will beat ait the paial and powder In the world. Tiy it just once and see. B. ld by Jno x Mima. Cbambelain’s Has the Prefrrer.ee. Mr Fred O Hanrahao. a promioen druggist ot Portsmouth, Va., say*. ‘For the pait aix years I have sold *»d recommended Chamberlain’s Colic, Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, ii u a grrai remedy and one of the beat ent medicines on the market. 1 h«»dle some other* for the tame pa oeeatai t pay me a larger prvfit, but this remedy 1* so *dr* to eff<ct a care, and my cus tomer* ao certain to appreciate my re- oi.mending u to him, that I give it'he preference ” For sale by John x Klein ■ ■ ■ » ♦ • Great minds have purpose*: otheii have wishes. THIS BANK PAYS 496 Compounded Twice a Year Through the United States maU yon can open a Savings Account with this bank and have tne benefit of the perfect security offered bj its strong financial responsibility. Our plan of banking by maU enable* you to deposit or withdraw any amount from one dollar up. conveniently and safely tooor. ra lived next< Asa G. Candler, prmfckntef the Coca Cola Company, tea***’ ‘ this bank, and its board of j is composed of m whose nan itiv* Write for booklet, free: TOTAL ASSETS $8,000,000.00 8wt*s newspaper: “Board and lodging required in a fiue family by a German lady of the Middle Area. etc. He Got What He Needed. “Nioe fears ago It looked as if ■ time had oosee, keys Mr C Farthie of Mill Greek, Ind. Tei. ”1 wa* so re dowathamtekoegdoa very Header • J f T WWW. w. WWWMW * I ■ ■ «■ I A. r. Omm .......4 v*. a •**■* * . . • • tmk < Death Wa* On Hie Heels Je ee P Morris, of Bkippere, V%.. had a does call in the spring of 1906. Ho eeye: “An attaofeof pneumonia left me so weak and with »nch r fearful cough that my frteode declared eonanniption bad me. tad death was on my bee’.s. Thee I was persuaded to try Dr King,* New Dtoeovnry. It helped me immedi rely and after takJag two aud half bot tlea I wa* a wall man again I found thread. I* was then my dregyiat ' ire. T bo bottle end I go* Wa*i 11 mended Rieotnc Blue re. I boaght a I had one foot in tha grave’ bet Electro Bluer* pat It beck oo tha terf agate, and Fv* beea well 4vrr auiea ” Bold under tnarantee as Jno m Klein’s dreg »u>ra. r BUILDING.. ATLANTA. GA. B.* 1 It tab* • certain amount of fiuh to muter Men e wheel borrow. mooh end the prop!, of Pio. Oror. ^ deserve credit for tbe kind hospitality •hown to their visitor*. I sbalP not mention the many friend* I made, bat hope to return again in the near future. the world ” Bold under guarantee at Jno M Klein’* drug More. 5)c and $1 “ ‘I m One man’* heart makes him a king in a hove:—another’s a wretch in a palace.; ▲ Healing Solve for Burn*, Chapped Hand* and Bore Nipple*. si u As a healing salve for bo as, tor**, 00’ *>re nipples and chappot hands Cham- berlain’a Belve ia most excellent. It allays the pate of aboru almo»t instantly and anises the Injury is wry revet heals the parte without leaving a so* Prim, tfetatf.Yor sale hr J bom Klein 1908 has been a year for hard times and now (hat glad spring has come, one can economise by doing without m »th bells for six months.—The State. wats aarii yon naves deep Aaoaamaf prsw Don’t is worths"pound of pravemiuu ” With the Tbe advertisements of The 1 and Standard an good news, yon read them? Do Constipation causes headache, nansea, dizziness, languor, 1 heart pitatioo. Drastic physic* g ' weaken tha bo well and Jean’s Keg a let* act gently and mnstinetion. 25 cents. Ask toaot. f te.