The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 30, 1910, Image 2
Stops Lameness
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in in>i -**i is «li ? ■ ru-^!!* t.
S*-!* Hut yo'.r horse is rot il-
lowcit to no I n • K Sio,uYs
Liniment mi In i and apply at
the first s.nii o! .sMtt*-ss, It ,
yfomlerfully |M*i.<-tr I’ ng um-s
ri>;ht to the .pi* relieves the
Mrene.ss — Inni'Ts up tlie joint*
an l ».akts the mu>:!e» elastic
ami pliant
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n-v anil elNtted i tH e h cure. I al-
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tpavin was as lai|{<* i« < i[ui<'oa i'K^ In
my " tinaODH ih^ a.* rern«<ly for lain*-
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Sloan’s
Liniment
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Dr Earl S Sloan,
Bor .oa Xti* U 3. A
Wal'erbr ro’s nio-t prominent yntiRg*
lawyer*, sprint Sunday in our city.
■ Misses Mauie W. l^adaett atul
Rena 1' ^ » fe are ureparintr for a
’.isit to th< by the soil.”’ from,
whehce they }{o tot ’olunibiato s|K*nd
some time.
On !a>t Friday evening a jolly
crowd of young folks from here en
joyed a delightful moonlight ride to
Sne aks, where they attended a sup-
pep-given in liehalf of Smoaks ham-
ball leam. Ice cream, chtrcolate and
cake were sold after which seve* al j
cakes were rallied, the prize cake
bringing SoTTo; this was won bv
Miss Gertrude Rerry. charming little |
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Berry af Smoaks. Our party report
a most enjoyable trip.
The little folks are eagerly looking
forward to the egg hunt which is to
be given them by their teacher, Miss
Kmily Sloman thi> afternoon. Re
freshments will U» served after the
prizes are given.
A surprise par'y vsd! be given to-
night in honor of our r;,:n > fair via
tors who are -pending Fastt’r* with
j us.
‘‘litre’s wishing you all a very
I happy Faster”' ‘ Ruffin.”
J In si! murit where ther** sre iniliintions
of w rttfc i»ii<l 1 kidney*.. vtinwru
j bv such i>yinptofUN n- we.iiy buck, back
»<•!)*», pain** in the bladder anti urinary
(liHirdfr-. you vbon'd i»o| delay a u»o-
meni tojjrlweo.nb c <sl, rclin!)l* > remedy,
like lleU mV Kidney and Bladder Fills
Tbi-ve pillft are aurieepttc They allay
Intlainatioii ami s^mt j« irritation. Hold
by .1. .VI. K Uiiu
STOPPING THE PAPER.
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She came down the street three
steps at a time and sailed into the
county newspaper office like a whirl
wind. She waited for no ceremony,
but wildly asked
“Is this the printin’ office?”
“ Ves, madam.”
”1 want to stop my pai>cr.”
"All rigid, madam.” w
"Stop it right away, too.”
‘ It's stop[n*d.’‘ we replied, making
' a blue line thr nigh her husband’s
: name on the subscription !ir>t.
Mebbe that, w ill learn you some
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Ruffin S. March H*>. Once
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agai" ! * • i''V <i c.»ut! winter | K)f ^ S( . niH . Hn ,j | )uW ff,, the square
has wifb i» fiwa he: icy mantle and
Imautiful spring i- beginning to
smile up to u.- av i n. Nature in all
herb). 0'»1 love;ires*! is gradually
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unfot iir.,> her m 4nv trea-ures stored
away dunu* I lie I mg winter months.
New lit * .*• t * t>t be implanted in
every on* <*v*m to every tiny plant.
Spring >l li h.*.*n rightly compared to
youth, niil h this will be determined
the glory il -ummer, the abundance
«»t auturon amf the provision of win-
ter it h.v, a >o l>een compared to
the inornmg of life, and if the good
that w * iki'coinplish then does not
disjiel t.h ■* ifi .rul mist* of fog before
noon tin* whole day generally re
main.- gt.HMuv It h the seed time,
and “wh.it u man •«>weth, that shall
h<‘ a!.+» r** »p “ I j»<'n theffower that
aweeten. the air; upon the breeze
that r icf the ffower; upon the rain
drops U.*t. t,w»il the mighty rivets;
U|h)tt til-* d.-w lr>p that refreshes
the -ni.ijl *.' sprig of moss, as well
a-til>*>ii Ui»* mighty sun that warn s
and co.*.‘p, i i.o mii.ions of creatures
that live rr» i*. light u|*«m all God
hits writ ten ‘none of usliveth unto
himself ” It that the beauties
of the glad -pring-tide ha\e awak-
ene*i every on«* t<> a sense of their
duties, an I our little town of “Don’t
Worry" is ij >wiy but surely making
hersell worthy of her pame.
We wer‘no glad to see that Wil
liams w v. inly .vjle-p and not dead,
as we were beginning to judge by
her long ;*il *nce Rut words are in
adequate to expn*ss our regret at
the eliarge whi h seems to have
l iken pi id* in one who. not so many
months igo, was one of the leading
member, of our “Don’t Worry
Club,” but P stnens that she has at
last jomel V. orrv <’Iub” and is no
longer-on- »f g- Rut while I wish
to impr’ si Ii *r witi'. the assurance of
our loyalty. 1 also wish to say that
she is gr-atly'ir er/or when sle
speaks of a calm’’ over t i* side,
l'<y ‘‘atorms” are even more friKjuent
now th:ui ev i It has been said
herebifore. 3t- she knows.'that there
are thorns axnong "Ruffin’s rases,”
but we ar** very proud to say that
we haven't quite reached the "pint”
where jav din* are necessary.
Mr. am! Mrs. l*ham Padgett re-
tumei from Charleston today, where
they have been shopping for several
days. >
We are »» glad to welcome- in our
midst again Mr. D. M. Carter of
Moultne, Ha. • « .
Dr. J. B Padgett is very ill at his
home Bear here, as the result of a
runaway last Tuesday.
Mr. Haber R. Padgett, one of
SATISFACTK)N ()R YOUR AIC>XK Y ! JACK
thing next time, and not slight people
just because they are p<M»r. If some
rich, stuck up folks happen to have
a bald-headed, knock-kneed, cross
eyed brat born to ’em you’re in an
uwful hurry to put it in the paper
and make it out an angel, but when
poor people have a baby you can’t
say a word about it, evtn if it is the
purtiest child horned. That’s what
I’m > toppin’ the papt r fur. This ort
to Ik* a lesson to every paper in Mich
igan,” and she went out of the office
qs mud as a wet hen.
HiA'iq; ok Ohio. Coy <>k Toledo, >
Lucas Coimy. • i “•
Frank J ('benny tiotke* oath that he
it >*uiMr pariutr’rf me firm <»f F J
i'benty & IV), rio'itg hiuiueM in ti e
Clfv or Tole’lo, County and State afore
said, and that Mid firm will pay the|
sun* of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
tor eat b and every case of Catarrh that
uaDUor l>« cured oy t e u«e of Hall's i'a*
arrh Cute FRANK J ( HENEV.
Hworu to lK*for** me and aab»cril*ed In
rnv presence, luis **,h day of December,
A. D ism;
A. W GLEASON,
UKA, ‘' Notary Public.
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All 15c Dress Goods, i2*^c
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