Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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Pl* ce * jet b.)ok, obseivnij; that he nad home for a vaearnui. mcrr y vo,ce ls strangely ; iiot su|*poseii agieeuback wouold Ourcjumy cauUnlat s weie .*-ev< n t 4 i ] l itslfj a'-4-.. l! 1 >i. Mr 1 »!h* k : f vvo III 1 >4 i 1 *l l ii ii. \ii i - ' ll- y, ;t-kini. ' 1 Lvilt 1 1 »t' l Ik* t .'i -II u r "I t lieil'iur • c<»n- .Mil . Mr 1 i.i141 .-v . return lire- , i i:U it l 41 AI . 1 »l - * '■l 11 witu there- 'Ii ;if :n mi til -it It tK ■i: : led lor that ! f*:i.'g lilulltil 3 i J »J*t 4 44 , whoie upon Builds Force J-21 . jz. r; •i azl saasnL^ j .: waamm * .. . ; s • j ’ k'.e for? T cure you, if sick, you say. or.' ' will n euro every kind of sickness, because different m 1 esycton :::erentp:'irtsofthe body. One medicine goes to the liver, a- \ i.r to the s\ \ Wine of Cardui to the womanly organs. So that is why Wine of Cardui has proven so efficacious in most cases of womanly disease. . Try it, Mrs. Wrf.. Turner, of Bar!on”ifte, 111., writes; “I suffered for years with female diseases, and doctored without relief. My back and head vou! 1 hurt me. and I suffered n^ny with bearing-down [ains. At last 4 1 took Wine cf Cardui and now 1 am In good health.” Sold everyvnere. In $1.Q0 bottles. WRITE IS A LETTER \Vr4«M4x!ivfor!ifrr4>r<x<vof val4ikbU?M-tuzr ffluttrated Botikfar Wotnra. tf yoa b«kJ M^JVM AJ'.w-r, d<*s4riXe yimr s,mr'(wru. sVtfng «*,. am} reply will b« sent In plain seaie4MvAopflb » AJdresi: IjiJies AUvisury fx-pfr. Ttie Vhatlsnoqga MeJuinrOs., Qintunno*.,. Tenn. bubhed and cloepd lier laughing eyes. Epr geutlp, loving, tender heart in solemn slumber lies. !be summer sun and samnier rain, sweet flowers to life shall liw. And thoughts shall bloom that she is free from sorrow such as this,” News From Round Sditor l*ress and standard;— Ky few words sometime ago found a place in yoar good paper, tnd being gratified because of hat, I will come again with a ittfo more. There gathered at the home of AfrAnd Mrs. A. B. Garris, Sun* lay, AugustOth, all of theirchil- Iren except one, to celebrate the itxtgMifth birthday of their Bother The old folks, not mowing what had been pre-ar- anced by th s children, seemed a ittle shy and perhaps a little an- to see so many buggies 1 riving up at once ami so near he dinner hour, but each buggy raaladen with a well filled bas ket. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Garris and hildren, Tommie and Clara, sere also present. Wasoon had pleutv of lemon- 4aIready for drinking and Ufc-r’ time. id a very elaborate dinner was errad, which was enjoyed by ail t ip the afternoou they all borne, #ith one accord go so far. The above clipping is a good example to follow. If we each one of us would pay what we owe, it wonld enable our neigh bor to do flie same.—Atlanta Constitution. —■IT* Dry Branch News Editor I'less and Standard:— The protracted meeting at Oar- tei’s Ford was a contiooed Suc cess . The meeting was conduct ed by its most venerable pastor, Rev. K W i'eeplea, assisted by tbe Uev. Tucker, one of Florida’* able and efficient preachers, ibe meeting was one to be long remembered by those present. A bountiful dinner was spread each day. L ' Misses Zoey Peeples and Lula Gray, two of Vara villa’s charming young ladies, were visitors to our meeting; also Messrs Duncan Pellvm, Her bert Bishop and sister Ida, were visitors at the meeting from Walter boro. We are very sorry to state the illness of Mi 8 F Caldwell, but hope for a speedy recovery. Billie Uiers attended tbe protrseted meeting at M. Pleas ant the fourth Sunday. Hi reports agojd meeting and a fine pretty we.I represcutei at u» r meeting. Amoug tliem wore i) L Smith, John Moore, A A Patterson, -oaui B hiunders and Others. Well, Mr Eiiicor, L think that lo-day at Crocket iville, will close the picnic season, a inch, 1 d ire- say, will, no doubt, cloee a hap py season for youug and oM, but 1 don’t think the candidates will close oat until the 25th. Boland Uiers. The love of work is the joy of living—if it is well requited. DvHky iiianytbtav is had, bat U posltf- vaiy dsBffmo '* when tb^ra is ftoaioiiiinK wrong mtb v >ur Mdasyc Don't wait antil tomorrk v U^tsumethlnf tbat to to bsdepsniied ap-m to hslp yoa pram tly nt sacb tildes Thw one remedy above «U oftiert that we saggeet ie DeWiti’s KidU’y^snd Bladder Pill*. They are auiiwpUe and fttmo«t tnetaat,- ly relieve Istctaebe, rbeumsiic paius and ell bladder and kidney troubles. We sell them. Sold bv «Vslterboro Drag Oo, 8<> ?:ir as settiim the big prob lems is.coiict-riie l. u ho ehali the sweet girl and the sour boy Igrolustes miss it any further t);:iiithe political pow-wowers? Stuyvesant Kish says a man who nas been cut down from ♦ J'ftO.iHNIdo ♦ott.Otxt a vea# feel- desperately poor. That might alio ist drive mm to the bread line. Some women capture hus bands si men capture horses. In (neither case is the ^TMtil it is needed. rope in sight Mrs I D Walker andchUdfan, from St. Matthews, are viMting friends and relatives in oar sec tion this week. Mis* Lisxie Orosby, one of oar Chronic Diarrhoea Kdisved Mr. £ I ward E Henry, with tbe United StatesftxpreMCo,Chicago,write* “Our General Boperiutendeot. Mr. Quick, ' me a bottle of ChambeiMftin’a Collo, Cholera and Diarrhoea Keiaedy •osm flaw off ) to oheeh an attach of the old chronic diarrhoea I have need it that time and ourad maay on our i who have been tick 1 nas aa old who eaeved with Raihafecd B. Wittiam MeKluiey fuar years BO %sr - ' No tree takas ao deep a root as wjv aMf mot. b*r woikiin iu ObwlM^Mi, ItpMjadk.: FAcelleut Health Ait vice. Mr*. M. M. Daviaon, of No. 37S (lif- lorj Av* den Joee, Cal , ftay.*: “The worth of Electric Bitter* as a general family remedy, for headache, billon*- ties* and torpor of the liver and bowele f* *o pronounced that I am prompted to aey ft word in its favor, for the benefli ot thoae aeekinff relief from aach efflic- tione. There ie wore heehh for the dr- gee live organs in a bottle of £iec|rln Bitters than in any other remedy I know of" Bold noder guarantee el John M. Klein’* drag etore. 00c A Public Office Is Public Property Editor Press and Standard:— A public office is pubMc property and therefore, open for criticism. Any devjation is a question for investigation, hence, to the well question, after all, there is but one conclusion. Has tbe Super visor complied with the law in haviugibe work done? If the law just ifies the contract, then ii must be an error of judgment, if they have over reached their authority iu having this extrava gant work done, they should le held responsible. This exposure was the result of an untrammel- ed Press. Don’t handcniT the Press by suppression, but 1 it it tumqn the light, because hun dreds of tax payers would not have known they were taxed forsoeh work only through tbe efforts of tbi Preen. y * 4 D Ackerman. Oottage villa Aag. 10. DUnhoea Cured ‘ Mv father ha* for year* been troub led with a arrbuea, and tried every mean* po««ible to effect a care, witboai avail,” wriiea.lobn H. Zirkle of Philip pin W. Va. “4e raw Chamberlain'. Colic. Colera and Diarrhoea Kerned? advertised iu the Khilipoi Rapublioaa and decided to try It The result Is one but tin cured him and be has noi suffer er! with the disease for eighteen months. Before taking this remedy he rara^oon sunt soffsier. He ts now eotfod and well, and although sixty years old, can do as much work as a young m*u ’’ Bold by John M. Kieia. ' t; The harder yon lift for yoar fellows the less danger of their pulling you down. Woman loves a clear rosy ooraplec- tlon. Burdock R ood Bitters purifie* th- blood, clears the skin, restores ruddy, sound health. The Empire State of he -South is preparing 1° kick ths lid olT the convict-lease system. Look out for a sharp advance in the formaldehyde and chloride of lime markets. DeWitt’s Carboltze i Witch Hszel halve to e«peclal!y good lor piles, but it Is also recommended nearly everywhere for anytlinff when • valve is needed. It It soothing, cooling' and healing. Be sure to get De Witt's Witch Hazel halve when you ask for it. We rail and re commend it. Sold by Watterboro Draff Co., People who jump at con clusions generally land with a dull thud. Various newspapers are com menting on th* fact that “Mr Kem looks lilt* a farmer.” There are a powerful lot o r farm ers in this country. A Feiihfai Friend. •I have u«vd Chamber Iain’s Colic, Chclera and D.arrhoea Remedy mace U was first iutrudneed to the" public hi 187S, and Iatc never found one Install- oe where a cure was not speedily effect ed by its use. I have been a del traveler for eighteen years, never etert oet oea trip witooet •y faiUnnl friend," says H 8. of Uftkieod, Indn Ter. When a men has used a remedy for thirty-five yarns he knows toe value sad la cumpstcot to speak of it. Formic by John “One swallow doesn’t make a summer”—Not even a swallow of mint julep. What is Best for ludigeatloo? Mr. A. Udriaeon of DrnaM)oiai Onta rio, has been troubled fur years with indigestion, and reoomteeads Chamber• tain’s Btoomoh and Liver Tahletase “the best medicine I ever used." If troubled with indigestion or constipa tion give them a trial. They ate cer tain to prove beMAciiJ. They are easy *o 'aka and pleasant ia effect Price, K cents, bami'lee free at John lb Klela*t drug store. ;— A Long Island man is having a house built on a pivot, so that be may “always face sun. 0 _ He course. the rising is a politician, of h l 1 Granulated Sore Eyra Cored. * For twenty years I suffered from ^ had caw of granulated sore eyes, rays V Msrtlu Boyd of Henrietta, Ky. “is February, 19(13, a gentleman asked ora to try (JnamuerUiu’s Halva I bonght one box and need about two-thirds of it ami my eyes have not given me any tronbte sioee." This aalve to for sale by John M Klein Half rates for woman prevail in soma old Swedish hotels be- causj they aat lees than man. There is said to he an animal in Africa that never uses water in any shape, form or fashion. The “blind tiger” is the only animal of that charaeter ia thia countrj. wa behave. i* .a-- .vS H .f-m t