The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, May 27, 1908, Image 2
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Liquor
Bhuders I
React!
Endless Succession ot 'Trade”
Boomerangs Hastens Down
fall of Legalized
Drink Business.
OiimpM of Impru^ont “Brooks” Which
Aro Unintoniionally Making Prohibi
tion Sontimont Footer Than All tho
Prohibition Orators of tho Land.
WaahlDgtoa.—[Special.]—No fratorr
Of tba current progreaa of tba tompsr-
aaee cause •trikes the casual obaorrer
with such surprise as tho lengthening
catalogue of boomerangs which tbs
liquor trade la manufacturing for Itself
la every section of tbs country.
If tbs crime, anarchy and rioting
that Inertiabiy follow tbs saloon bars
provoked tba people to Serco sod un
war agalaat 4 every
th# a beard. Imprudent end
policy sow being par
ty the liquor trmllc’a cboaea
la nearly ovary, state is bow
lateoetfylng tbs popular hatred to tba
political boding point
Wot all tba aaaasslnatlooa. physical
naeautta, dynamiting. Ineandiartema
ami other Made of psraacotloo in
dulged In by ttqnor thugs can be
traced to ocmaplracy on tho port of
odBdnl loaders of tho “trado,” but ov
ary day aow adds to'Cbs list of foolish
attempts at del I bents political retalia-
tlon by these would be "defenders of
the faith” of personal liberty.
as . ^ ,J
k.iauor I flm^at 4m Im liaagntinm
w ■ ■ • ■ w■ * aw ggmmgpuw%amft
Msthsd sf gtapping Prshibitian.
To tba ordinary observer It would
•earn tbs part of wisdom for ths.llqoor
traffle put now to at least ease ms
tbs democratic virtue of obedience to
law and acquiescence in tbs expressed
will of the people with the bops that
this “‘crusade” might blow over.
Bat the liquor busiosas. in otter de-
•pelr, has tbrewn all caution to tba
winds and catcbeo like a drowning
man at every straw, no matter bow
futile, which may psaslbiy postpone
its certain doom even but for an boor
or a day.
At the behest of tbs brewora. the dis
tiller* or their agents every new Prohi
bition law wherever adopted Is being
straightway threatened with legal con
test every restrict!re measure attacked
upon some nonsensical technicality;
every election, however overwhelming
runs the risk of challenge by the wily,
quibbling attorneys in tbslr employ.
Liquor geemerange la Fifteen gtatss.
During the pest few months the peo
ple of at least fifteen states where
Prohibition and restrictive legfoleftlon
has.been adopted have been banumed
and Irritated by this sort of guerrilla
warfare. Inatlgnted by tbe' foollab di
rectors of tbs saloon’s declining des
tinies.
And In all these cases, with but an
Insignificant exception here and there,
tbe courts have promptly affirmed tbe
constitutionality of tba laws attacked
and dealt tbe liquor men Judical blows
enough to teach any adrenturer with a
shred of common sense tbe political ni
hilism all such litigation.
A notable example Is that of Georgia
which bad no sooner adopted bar stats
Prohibition law than these fatuons liq
uor belligerents helped to cement and
string!hen tba dominant Ihw enforce
ment sentiment by ill advised attempts
to prove Its alleged unconstltutlooallty.
It evened them nothing.
Alabama 1 * new law. similarly assail
ed. has Just bean tsfhmpbantly vtndl-
Tbe local optlan lews of Ohio, Ten
nessee. Mtaaouri Kaatu
war* snob In turn base
Ing In their
bat In each and
ef tbe bwwsrs and
tbe NM la
AN OLD ADAGE
SAYS^m.
••A debt parse Is a henry can
Sickness makes a tight pone.
Tbs LIVES Is tba cast ef stsm
tenths of *JI disease.
Ms fills
When a man writes aa fo lows doa’t
{ on ibiuk be memos It? Mr b G WUIani*.
‘owdsily. Texas eay». “I bars .aagrred
lor yesra with Kuloey sad Bladder
1 rouble uftiuis every prepsrstinu ] came
setowa aud'akiog many a'leoiion was
!<slie<lto Pintnlra Atter 80 daja'trial
itdl.ooi 1 asn feeling fine Money tefuud-
ed if »•«►» taiufird bold by Walteiooro
Drug Cu.
tor, tborovfhly, qnlckly safely
and rsatora tba action of tba
LIVER to normal coadltloa.
Give tone to the system ood
solid flesh to the body#
Take No Substitute.
In Fratice the janitor of an
! apartment house is called a ren
der, hut what he is called in
sonie par s of t hiscounty wouldn’t
lojk well in print.
Heart to Heart
Talks.
Sr EDWIN A. NYE.
©opTright, nw. by Edwin A. Nya.
A Twenty tear Sentence.
“I have jutt computed a twenty year
< health renuu*e. in pcrMed by BuckleDV
Amirs Halts, which cured ms of bleed
ing piles juat twenty ye.ra ago,” write#
OStaocleve'. “f l^Hsjravills, N i.
Bucklen's Arnica Halve bsaia tbs worst
•otea, boils, boro*, wounds and cut# in
tbs sbortsst time. 25c at Jno M Kleiu’a
drug store.
If you are tired of the tame
old grind you might change it by
investing in a new set of teeth.
JC tOT*
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The aim of the V ictor Company is to make
their Machine a perfect musical instrument.
Machines sold fora less price are made cheaper.
That they please the public is best proven by
the fact that over $20,000,000 worth of Victors
were sold last year.
£ That the Victor goods are the best is no longer
1 a question. They were awarded the Highest
Prizes at the Pan-American, St. Louis and Lewis
TO TIE BOYS OF FORTY
A Oreck phlloaopln-r hux pictured
man aa being la>rti In u wHl built
boose and living therein during child-
baud. Aa tie xruwa he pnlla down the
walla, atone ti.r atone, until he atauda
finally In the uiMjImnted auuilght
la it not no?
Bow many atotiea have we had to
pull down 1 hut we might aee over)
Some of tin atilt have atones In the
way. And some of na—tbe wlae old
boyn—have put all the atonea they have
palled down Into a jrreat pile and got
on top of them for a wider view.
For twenty years at least we bav#
bees trying to widen tbe bortaon. to
gat a eomprebsnalvs view of Ufa.
But—
Tbe peril .of tbe larger vision la tblA
Aa we see further and know more
disillusion comes to rob us of our
youthful enthusiasms, gbail we. hav
ing a man’s bead, still keep beneath It
tbs heart of a boy? Will dlaappoint-
—ate destiny faith? Will tbs larger
knowledge lower Meals?
It moat not be!
At twenty tbs stones art In tbe way.
Tbe outlook la small. Tbe young man
cannot eee far, know much or feel
deeply. Tbe near, tbs noisy and tbs
sensuous attract him. Uls Ideal of s
picture Is tbe stirring battle ecens. His
Meal of music la tbe noisy band. Be
Is caught by movement and hilarity.
Baring learned tbe better way at
forty, we must atlll keep our hearts
young. Therefore we find our Meal
music In tbe laughter of a child. Tbe
picture* we admire are those of peace
ful landscapes. The glitter aud tbe
tluuel no longer catch our fancy. A
book by the fire, a dear face across the
table—these are the things that appeal
to tbe ebaatened enthusiasm of forty.
You aee. at twoacore years s man
puts the proper value on tbe real
things of life. Be lus learned to dis
criminate. Tbe world baa dawned oa
him. Be has pulled down tba atones.
Boys of forty and over:
We have not lost our boyish visions.
No, alree! Aa tbe master painted
’’Ampllo” (widen on tbe picture of bis
pupil, so we have polled down tbe
atones to get a farther look.
Let us therefore stand 1° tbe un
dimmed sunlight and keep sweet!
Bad Attack of Dysentery Cured.
“An honoied dtisea of this tows was
(offering from a aevere attack of dysen
tery. Ue told a friend If be ooold obtain
a bottle-of Chambeiiata’a Code, Cholera
ard Diarrhoea hemedy.the fait ooofldant
of‘being cared, bs having used this rem
edy la tba wml Ha was tokrtbat I
kept U la stock sad lost ao Use* in
obtaining it, sad waa promptly cared/’
asys nTj. Uaob, drnggtot. of Wolcott,
Vt. For a«ie by John k Klein.
Billon an sea sod Constipation.
For years I was troubled with billou#-
nsss and oousttpsuou, which mad* life
miserable for bis.' My appailt* fat ltd
ms. 1 lost my usual fores sod vita tty.
Fspaia preparations and eat ban tea ouiy
mads matter* woras. 1 do not know
wusr* 1 should have been today bad 1
n*»t tried chamber lain'* Mourned and
Liver Tablets. Tbs tablets relieve tbe
ill tasting at once, strsLgtbsu iue diges
tive tuociioaa, parity tu« stomach, aver
and Mood, bsiptug them to do iu work
uat«rally.—Mis itoea Four, imuiug-
beam Ala. Tueee laoieu ate lo *»i* oy
Jubu M Klein.
with 1 married man merely to
•ee it his wife will get busy.
It Reached ike 8pot
Mr E Uumpoiey, who owns a large
general store at Omega, O., and is pres
ident of lbs Adams county Teipuoue
Co!; as wall as of ua Home Telepboue
Co .ui Pike Oouniy, O, says ot Dr
King's New Discovery: “It saved my
me uuoe. At ie. st 1 talus it did. it
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ot my cough,—wb*i> everything else
l ah mi." Dr tiiug'a NiW Diaoov*iy nut
only reaunaa in* cough spot; amnesia
the aors apota and tne Weak kpo s iu
throat, luuga aud cheat, bold under
gnarautee at Jobs M Klein, aiug sio e.
hoc. aud $1.0U. 1 iiai bjiU* tree.
Here cornea the Bping winda to chap,
tan aud freckle. Uae Pioesalve Oar-
boliszed, (Acta like a poultice) tor cats,
•ores, burns, chapped ilpa, bands aud
lace. It soothes and heals. Bold by
Vi alter boro Drug Co.
Quantity sod Quality rarely ever go
together Here's tbe exception. Elliott’#
Emulsified Oil Liniment contains half a
pint of an emulsion of Spirits turpentine
Origanum, Kerosene Oil. Ether and
Ammonia, and aeii* for only 25c a bo ale
Guaranteed or money back. John x
Klein.
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THE BIST FOB
BILIOUSNESS
AND KID NET A
at fee fte* Prohibition vta^
safer D» new taeal aptioa Mw
•r, they Immedtataiy aarriad aa
kpsa It to tba
feay bav* Jaat
bp a aasulmsai
tba law G. K. frem every judi
cial ataodpoiat
Bvaa tide faBsd to Motrala them,
sad. smarting under 000 mors defeats
at fee pads la April, they aow pub-
fyety anaonnre a campaign for tbe re
peal of this excaodlagly mild roferen-
VmBM Raa *
And. to pat tba finish Ing touch to tbe
fareo. they have, with cardial afelst-
aaoa of their old party Urateaaata.
writtpa “personal liberty” planks
Into tbe platforms of both fee Domo-
eriitic and ReptibllnB parttan; thereby
prtripltattag tba most open tad la-
tTTMt on tbe^pnrt of tba,
f “ _ la tba
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WHY SDOAN’S LINIMENT
AND VETERINARY HEME-
DIES RE THE BE8T TO USE
Lot me toll you why Sloan’s
Unimaot and Vateriuoary Rim-
adiaa art tba aafatt and moat
practical oa tba markat today,
la tba drat place, Dr. Ear S
Sloan ia tba fob of a Yeterinary
•urgcoD, and from bia aarliaat
infancy be waa aaaodatad with
^t^?rfiea.
Ha boaffbt aad told
while yat vary young. Ha prao-
tiaad aa a vatarinary for twenty
year*, aad baa battlad i
folly with wry dim* to vbieb
tbai aaimal k suljaoL
All bia ram adiaa are tba raaalt
of azprrimaata mad# to aara Ufa
or raUofo MfTariag while be waa
prjotkiog bia profeaaion.
Any reader, by writiog to Dr
Earl S Sloan, 615 Albany Street
Roaton, Miaa., ‘ will receive
“Sloan*# Treatife on tba Horae,”
fiaa. This book talli bow to treat
ooraoa, cattle, Uojn, and poultry.
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for children. All druggists sell il
MMUim NEW DISCOVERY
Will Sorely Slap That Coogfc.
Rings Little Liver Pills for bilioua-
neaa aad •icfc-beadache They cKsn tbe
system aad clear tbe skin. Price 25c. Try
walterboro Drag Go.
New Goods
.a
Solid Ckld Jewelry Watches and
0 locks
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J. A. ViSTEHBBRe, Jeweler.
WALTRHBOKO, ti. C.
Fine repair work a Specialty.
(Next to C. D. May’s £«1« table).
Do M Mooli Iho VofM.
Dee’t tkiah that piles oaa't be cared
bnassads ef okstiaam camea have hesa
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a o
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