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Look as young as you are. Don’t allow worry lines to creep in. Avoid them by keeping your ner vous system and digestive organs in perfect condition wlth VlnoI. VINOL repairs waste nerve tis sue, and builds up strength. Vinol Is a Cod liver and Iron Tonic. It contains peptonate of iron and all of the medicinal body-boil ding prop erties of Cod Liver Oil —without the otL Vinol tastes good and agrees with the weakest stomach. ANAEMIA to • complaint peculiar to wo men. It follows on Indoor occu pation — Impure air — insuffi cient nourishment. Vinol Is a wonderful blood tonic — It en riches the blood and gives one • good healthy color. NERVOUSNESS Is caused by overwork. Indiges tion. or a run-down condition of the blood. Vinol Is an Ideal nerve tonic. It tones up the organs of digestion, enriches the blood and makes strong, steady nerves. RUN-DOWN conditions are the result of In sufficient nourishing food. In digestion, worry, or overwork of the brain or body. Vinol Is the most successful remedy known. It cures Indigestion, purifies and enriches the blood and creates strength. SLEEPLESSNESS Is caused by nerve troubles and a weakened condition ofl the system. If you are fidgety, restless, toss about, and cannot sleep nights, Vinol will strengthen and Invigorate the entire nerve system and give refreshing, restful sleep. VINOL QUICKLY CURES A COLD AND STOPS A COUGH YOUR MONEY BACK IF VINOL FAILS TO HELP YOU John M. Klein, Druggist, Walterboro, S. 6. And st the leading Drag Store in sverj Town and City in this State. MEGGETTS ITEMS. Meggetts, Mar: 8. Editor Press and StandardAs I set that “Sunshine” gives the news from one side of our thriving lit tle village I will try to give a few dots from the other side. There was a goodly crowd out on Sunday to hear our beloved pastor, the Rev Mr Baker, who spoke with his usual forceful style and who has won the high est esteem of his people. His choir has improved iu every respect and is composed of all young people with two excep tions. From an ignorant person’s point of view, the cabbage are still looking “woe-be-gone,” and though they are heading, still they will be very small. Some of our neighbors are getting their gardens in nice shape now and this “scriber” expects to be using several kinds of vegitables out of her ganler in the very near future unless winter returns with terrible foice again. The farmers are very busy now though a good many have finish ed planting their potatoes, still there always seems to be some thing to do nc a farm . We are enjoying the best of health down in this section, I guess so many doctors around here have frightened off all sickness, however there has been several cases of whooping cough among some of ihe little ones. Well Mr Editor I will not take so much of your time and to long space of your paper at one time but will come again. * With best wishes. An Old Friend. ■ mm i DOTS FROM YOUNGS ISLAND. Youngs Island, Mar. 6, If Mr Editor will allow me space a will endeavor to speak a few words for Youngs Island. Cabbages here are able to hold up and take nourishment Mrs Sparkman, the wife or our prominent physician, is visiting relatives in George town, S. C. We are glad to know Mas ter Harry Commins has fully recovered from his illness. Misses Burmester and Devereaux, who have been the guests of Miss Naomi Blitch. have returned to their homes in Charleston, after hav ing spent a delightful , time here. Mrs C. W. Geraty, who has fully recuperated from her illness, has returned to her home here. The children of the consoli dated school who deserve special mention for obtaining good averages in the semi annual examination, areas fol lows: Sixth Grade, Ira Cox, Whitmarsh Bailey, Isaac, Wil son, and Johnnie Wilson: Fifth grade, Ernestine Blitch, Mar guerite Wilson, Julia La Roche, \ innie Shuman, and Maud Cox. Masters Barnie and Lum Cox, for the greatest improvement in the kindergar ten since Christmas. With best wishes to The Press and Standard. Blue Eyes. » » Catarrh Oaqom be Op red with LOCAL APPLICATIONS, aathfy cannot leach the -ent of the diaease. Catarrh ia a blood or con*ti<n I nal rtiaeaar, uni! in order to cure it yon must tal;e internal remedtrt. hall’* Catarrh Corn ia taken internally, and acta (iir»-oily on the blood and ruocoui* hurfaces. HaU’f Oa'iarrh Cure la not a quack medicine It was prescribed by one of the beat phyaiciaae to tne conn try for years and is a racmlar preacrip- tion. It is oompoeed of the best ton toe koo am, combined with the beet blood purifiers, acting directly on the anoons surfaces. The perfect combination of the two ingredients to what produce* such wonderful results ia curing Catarrh. Bend for tesiimoalato free. F J OHENKY A CO., Props.,Toledo, O. Sold by Drnggiete. price 76c. Take Hall's Family PilU lor oonstlpa- SOME ADVICE TO BOYS ABOUT DRINKING. V\ alterboro. Mar. 6. Mr. Editor:—I will write some ad- vice to the young men about drinking if you will allow me to dose. I think it is a digrace* lul sight to.see a nice young man with a nice young lady so drunk until he can hardly hold up h is head. Boys you ought to think more of yourselves than to go among nice respect able young girls smelling as strong as a whiskey barrel an d especially at church. If I were you I would stop drink ing and put my money to bet ter use than to buy “boose” and after you have spent your money for whiskey you Will wonder what you have done with your money. Wny, you have fooled it all away for whiskey and do not know whether,yon gave it away or not. But some of you think that you cannot have a nice time unless you have whiskey, and I know that you do have a nice time boys, you ought to be ashamed and tespect your selves more than that, but you all seem to think that you are elected if you can get a pint of XX in one pocket with a pis tol and deck of cards in the other. You are a pretty look ing sight to go in church with all this damnation in your pockets, and your nose and eyes so red. Boys get asham ed and stop drinking and be good boys, none o! us girls ought to be caught with you when you are under the intlu- ence of whiskey. Think of how many nice young men have been thought less of for drinking whiskey. Smoking cigaretts is about as bad as drinking whiskey, but you boys that smoke think it is very pretty to have a cigarette in your mouth pufting the smoke m some young lady’s face. I am sure it does not make you look any larger or any better, but it makes you look smaller. It you expect to have a nice time be brave and have brass enough to go ahead ^without whiskey, if you are always drinking and smoking you will have less friends and even your father, mother,, brothers, and sisters will think less of you and perhaps your best girl will think less of you and perhaps your best girl will for sake you just because you love the whiskey jug too much. Boys, young and old, think how your sweet little wife, that is if you have or want one, would feel to have you come home drunk and mad and cur sing at her to do this and that, so quit drinking and get to work and make something to support her on and quit spend ing everything you make for whiskey. And boys think that you have a soul to save and you know Jesus Christ will not take a drunkard into His Kingdem, and whiskey will never carry you to I leaven for it is the worse sin you have. I hope the boys w ill take my advice and put their money to better use than to spend it all for w hiskey, let them use it in some way tliat will benefit them. Don’t you think so Mr. Editor? “Puella” Near Death la Big Pond. It was a thrilling experience to Mrs Ida Soper to face death. “For years a kevere long trouble gave me inteose soflering,” the writes, "aud several times nearly caused my death. All remedies (ailed and doctors said I was incurable Then Dr King's New Dis covery bronght quick relief and ^ a care so permanent that i bars not been tronbled in twelve yean." Mn Soper lives in Big Pond, Pa. It work* woo den In Co gha and Colds, Sore Longs, Hemorrhages, LaGrippe, Asthma, Croup. Whooping Cough and all Bron chial affections. 60e and $1.00 Trial bottle (no. Guaranteed by John M Klein. IN THE SPANISH- AMERICAN WAK. During the Spanish American War, many of our soltUers suffer- ed severely from cramp in the stomach and bowels, due in most cases vo the change of climate and the water they were obliged to drink. Mr. Cieo. A. Lake, of Denni ton, Texas, gives an interesting account of how he came to the relief of some of the men in his regiment:—“Just as I was start ing for the war,” says Mr. Lake, “Mr. Davis gave me a large bot tle of Sloan’s Linjmeut. 1 used it in our troop at Camp Mobrey for cramps and dysentery among the men. It took finely and lots cf the boys of Troop L, 1st Tex, Cav. U . S. A., will never forget the name of Sloan’s Liniment. One case in particular was om bugler, Fred Ormsley; he was cramped until he could hardly stand it. I i:ave him a dose of Sloan’s Liniment and in five minutes he was up and ready to go on with the troop.” F.very druggist carries Sloan's Liniment in stock. You can get it in 250., 5). or $1.00 si/ed bot tles. It’s a good thing to have in the house for rhematism, toothache, so re throat, asthma ami any pain or stiffness. Thi* is the most dangeroas time of the year to fitch tohl, and it ia the hardest time to cure it. If you should take a cold, a few doses of Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup will act very promptly. Us laxative principle corea the cold by driving it from the system hy a gentle but natural action of the howels. Children especially like Ken nedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup, as li ras es so good, nearly like maple sugar. It is aold by Walterboro Drug Co. A DANCE AT JACKSONBORO. Friday evening the social league club held a delightful entertainment and dance at the hall in the town of Jack- son boro. The success of this enter tainment was largely due to the efforts of the social Presi dent and Vice President, Messrs Carroll and Arthur Butler. The program con sisted of several latest and most popular dances. At 7:30 o’clock an elegant hot supper was served at the beautiful home of Mrs Charles Gath, which consisted of fish, pies, cakes, and puddings, after sup per having been served bounti fully the guests returned to the hall to be whirled away in a fantastic waltz. Among the visitors may be mentioned: Misses Nora Garvin, Leila Garvin, Elly Reynolds, Estelle Stuart, and Shelly Hodges, Marie, Ethel and Nellie Pox, of Adams Run; Miss Gilmore of Charleston, Jennie and Car rie Moore of Walterboro; Ether Minsenmire of Charles ton, Mrs Miriam Moore of Pon Pon, Ruby Gatch of Jacksonboro, Mrs Paul Hud son, ind Mrs W A Gilmore of Ravenel; Mrs C Gatch and Mrs W A Gilmore attended as chaperons. The men were Messrs W A Gilmore, H M Tuten, of Green Pond; Berry Hudson, of Walterboro W V Moore, Willie and Ernest Reynolds! L Bell Brooks, John Fox; Mr Fox of Louisiana, Mr Griffin of Walterboro. Messrs Dojie, Stephen Crosby, James Guess, Eugene ’ Price, Carroll Butler, Arthur Butler, Fugene Padgett and others. £ Everybody departed hoping that the league would give such another gathering in the future, and thanking Messrs Carroll and Arthur Butler for a delightful evening. It may be mentioned that the music was ably rendered by the Adams Run band. The next dance will be given by “The Herry Widow Club” at Adams Run. C T Reeves of Cottageville was in 1 to see us Friday, * Most disfiguring skin erattioM, scrofula, plssptos, ratbes, ate., aradoa I impure blood. Burdoo* Blood Bifetan la a daenaiof blood tonic. Makes you dear-eyed, dear-braided, clear-stianad. ' READY 10 MEET Our Business last year was most Satisfactory, and we are prepared now to meet the growing demands upon us in £Very line of General Merchandise. Let us see you about your business this year. HYRIfS STORE. t 1 THE TIME. THE PLACE. AND THE VEHICLE. With each spring, the question of a new vehicle comes up. When you think of a buggy, a surrey, a phaeton, or a fancy runabout Don’t Forget the “Rock Sill” Line. f — ‘b ' We have spent our time well during the dull season by get ting our factory in good shape and by putting in improve ments. t Every vehicle we turn out is the product* of over twenty years of experience in our line of business. We can, there fore, offer you something that we know to be all right in every respect THE ROCK HILL BUGGY COMPANY •‘A LITTLE HIGHER IN PRICE, BUT—” « Rock Hill, South Carolina. A. WICHMAN & SON, AGENTS. PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION VERY LOW ROUND TRIP R^TES TO WASHINGTON D. C. VIA SOUTHERN RAILWAY Account Presidential Inauguration the Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets to Washington, D. C. from all points at greatly reduced rates. Tickets to be on sale Feb ruary 26th and M^rch 1st, 2nd and 3rd, 1909, good to leave Washington returning not later than midnight of March 8th, 1909. Round trip rates from principal points as follows: Abbeville $16.25 Greenwood $15-80 Anderson 16.10 Lancaster 13-75 Blacksburg 13-75 Orangeburg 15-85 Camden „ 14.05 * Rock Hill 1305 Charleston 16.40 . Spartanburg 14.65 Columbia »5-o5 Sumter 14.50 Greenville w tv - 15-55 Yorkville 13*60 For detailed information, sleeping car reservations, schedules of regular and special trains, apply to Southern Railway ticket agents or address, — J. L. Meek, J. C Lusk, Assistant Gen. Pas. Agt Division Passenger Agent Atlanta, Ga. Charleston, S. C,