Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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L ' * W i*. mi. •, K-. K %■ H •■ Restored to tfcalflr by Lydia E. Pinkhani’s Vegetable Compound A womp.n who is sick and suffering, and won’t at least try a medicine which has the record ol LydU E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound, is, it would almost seem, to blame lor her own wretchedness. Read what this woman says: Richmond, JTo. — u Wh<*n my second dnnsrlitcr w a* c!jrht<*cn months q!d I wu» pronouacctl a 1»o|h*1c*rj* invalid 1>> spi^ciullxlH. I had a consultation of doctoca ami they xnid 1 hud ft severe case Of ulceration. I ww* in bed for ten wrecks, had sinking »pclK and w»s pronounced to 1>o in a dangerous eondltIon. My father Insisted tliat we try Lydia K. I*inivliam*s \ egelablc Coiwpoumi, and brought n»ej9ix bottles, I soon l»ega»» to improve, and be fore It had alt iKnm trken 1 was as well ami strong as ever,—my friends hardly recognized me so preo t was the cbaugc.” —Mrs. Woodsou Bnuihtetrer, Uiclimouu$ Mo. s FOE S ASMESS Coctloued from Pago tan* year stteatico from tha statistles to their real aeaalag, la UroM of little eoaatry girls la eeJI- eo dresses to'-whom the State is 4e|ryiag development that should ha theirs and their brothers, **tbe warm their feet cold cy aad prospeiity cf the man with whom 50a d^al. aad the great masses In the comtcaaity mm I hoys who be-intelligent and effiefeat if th*., mornings where the eews lay the! general fevel of presperity Is to he ] night before,'’ why hare only half j “He Has Money in the BANK.” There are literally hundreds of thousands of women in the United States who have been benefited by-this famous old remedy, w hich was produced from ropts and herbs over thirty years ago by a woman to relieve woman’s suffering. -• _ z >*j. y >j o Herd what another woman Joac ibora, Texas.-—**I !k*vc used Lydia E.PlnkltnTn*s Vegeta* l»lc Ccmt»ou.ul for r»y' t*lf cml uriughtcr, and coiiHklcr it uue- «)uallr<t for all torn «te I would not ho without it for anything. I wish every mother la America could be persuaded to use It as t’i. rs would he K s suffering ainong our s» x then. I am alwuyn ukvd . ;a word of praise ft:r Lydia E. I'ink- ham*s Vegetahlo <*t miMUitid, ai d yun are r.t liberty to use tiiij trsttmonlui.”— Mrs. Jaaio. T. J^v.ience, Jonesboro, Texas* Since we guarantee that <dl testimonials which we pub lish ave genuine, is it npt fair to suppose that if Lydia E. Pinkham’s V nc^ble^o.hpound had the virtue to help these wome n it wm help any ether woman who is suffering from the 5k* xt rouble ? * , • Po- Colto r. r'nT:harr/a Vegetable iia»siA?en tl?- stimdivrd remedy for . Xo\e is. wonmn does justice to I slf who w ill not t \v tliis t unions medicine, e excltrVefy rro,a root:; am! kerbs, and bus thous.ii. i:» ot curts. to its credit. I* tbe r llfrhtcsblronhie appears wblrh PfMQy you do not umlerst ami.'write to 31 rs. Ptnkhnm » ' \ y,»n, Tk5a>s.,loi'Lcr ttdviee—itih free and Rlvvuj j n<;lpuu* IvoiA S Ai high. jta good m chance for acquiring a#, “And thla doctrine'let me eay la ‘edfatien as tbe little brown hrats t pawing, in true whatever the color in Japan whom we thought of but 1 of the man. The ligaoraK | y«*terdry as hopeless ’ heathens. ’j in tic Bomb is pnr of the great- o - . ! cccuctuic burdens . with whjghJ * ad wbo »® P arcBt * * r ® Bot i any prcplo ht* ever bad to con- •wHanth as much In this worlds t fR d. ■ goods as tne pt<. nts of our ( aro-;E 1 do not know what we r--« going 11** 1 * boys wad girls, to do with the negro. I do know ! “At the South Carolina Institute that v.<* must either frame a scheme for the Dnt and Blind a f«*w cf cdbcalion and trait-ing that wi 1 months afco when I was with Mr. j kc<p bin* front dragging dowa ^n.«*k and the other South t art>- the v.Uole i<i».l cf itfe in the iina idfior*. 1 heerd a story thL* South, that will n-r-lie him more i-V bring home to.ua somethir.s of crric UBf. a pro.-prritj-mak* r and the larger meanitig j.f our- faimre not a pnverty-hreeder, or else he 1 p<:» wide the doers of hope for will g *t“oitt of t»u-.South and give tvtiy toy and girl wltbiin^ his way to the white fmml^grr-nt border*. No tieve cf Ir-nd «l!» long own as Its - ; •» U : : sixty years ago there j master the m:t:* or the race who was r- country teacher in chargt cf i mistreats It, and mskes it anfrai*- tittle schcol in Spartanburg county. ! ful. We must 'either have the ne- To this school came children from gro trained or *x» miv 2*; !:v one taniii;- in which there was a him at all. Ignorant and-ttnfrained, tbaf bey—a boy bora into a world he is a burden on a.*l. Bt-tt - a of sever bteken alienee, a boy to miliiot. rercs cf untiilcd land th in whom ail the wegith of la.-juagc- a million acres of nii.-itilled land.” was as if it did not exist, a boy ! A plea for nmkinfc cdtier..tIon mnr whose keen, searching, restless eyes -practlcrl was the tictxt idsa ei!ip!:.i- rooked out upon a world of tragic RsytUcTy., j-n ain.ost hopeless enig- his mind with all its rorm..' husiau craving for food and growth starving ahd famishiing, like a dun-i &< on-bound prisoner, upon whatever, chance of knowledge his ft w blun dering and primitive sign* olforded ) ail cf this through long ijnd cruel years i-’.d mouths until one day jji there came to biim cs ;he dur - II gten bound prisoner, blunder- II ii g upon a key of escape a 1" putaro of tbo t’/af and dumb 'a!-j phi bit and Rc rehov; or o*.he,- .-ome iiikiing of all its iargerY often heard people f-ay this in rpeuking aliout It shows that folks have respect for such a man. 'shows that the fellow is ••g«*ttinfr on in the world.” [OW ABOUT YOU ? . It’s a poo'i thinff for your startling to have money in the hank and it will he your salaption when that proverbial H Rainy Day” conies that is most assuredly ahead of every individual. # cna Open an Account Here Today We offer you every facility for “hedging” against the day of adversity. Smoab Banking Company fixed l> the spc:'k«r. “Hcr« is the Houth," he deelsr d. «Iwr?v rural and d;?H»ired to remr^n so. the one tectio:• of An-crica of which it is true that there are more p .->• pie engaged in agTliultare t! rn in all ot Is t r occupatiersi c^...btn. *. yet until now dur entire -ehool sys tem lj;*i b en hacked-and bev, ed to fit tilt prci rup.eai • b’ed cf urhau model. , Mad? hy city, p cple f r city people, tbe books and teach ing have not been .-d: p « J to t ne ds cf the country chiidren.' We slu-M ti-l.c r long slip forward wh n the farm Icy has proportionately f-'wer prold jus in amhuiotle r-tou J. E. SMOAK. k PliLolDENT. SMOAKS, S. C. F. J. BEKItY. C. A THOMAS, Vic.il’i.LSi: a:;i. CAauir.r.. C3CZ f / ) le aning A hew and er.ger light came Into the ooy’s eyes—lien of for ig. - exchange gnu latitude and of wild desire and j.»t.that hardly longit 1 tit anil ihe tcrtrT^ sjetem of dared to jit.5. and l.e>couid not | weights at -1 m<« surest s.cd|. more be r drained trout his ptirpos*. about how to < !cuiate a feediiig r/.- t he next day „w c< n his oercfooted tLott for cows or a fcrtilitcr forxst- ‘ rothtrs went to the little log school la front certain quantities cf po— boufe he went with tit ut at J sab, phcrphcric arid r-ta i Itrogeh. ro.: ing up to the te. -her. present-- ana when he siudles proportionately less abom far-away Australia and K: nicltatlui, and mere a K out „ a soil that he v n!'s> over aftd p’ovrs Jn vvory day of his It'. , "i he farni- cr t;i;H (acd tin city 1 irl. fo: IhiU matter.) taust Irarn cf vnlnis, of- the chen.isiry of cook- ing, of liygi.'tte, a.-J of saaitation. Donuttle seUiue for the girl- sht.tld j.-> 1 ami in It.ihd o h ^r,- culitire -ttir tit-- bt»ys.” "The first ggru-t need, however is to get n: r>* tuo.u y* rd pro% i : > * . h.s c.,'4:1 ami dumb a*y-: ..-e: nr i;!«d it us a mute, i:;:p riou* a d heanetar/hitng a: ! . t Tj '!i::n alto the hey of knowledge ' * Fall Announcement J[ should te Kive*r, ii to his. poor v . T HE man who tries to keep his business in his heed can’t keep ahead in his business. • * *, His brain can’t stand the strain—it’s built to remember facts—not figures. The human mind is .-. never completely accurate.* T^ e National Cash Register thinks with a bjain of steel. .. v ^ It keeps track cf c\'cry* detail, of every sale—stops leaks and checks losses. A store using a National Cash Register . * a good store-»-it’s run on system—it’s ~ bound to give you- 14 money’s worth.” '*wt-' : ' •»*' jJirSfr fy-t - ji J ; ' # % o THE NATIONAL GASH REGISTER ONVAMV. DAYTOn! OHIO. BURST. SALES A8EKT. St, Charleston, S. C * ; i iittlt* famishing, stuntrd so ;! ilu* ; thnuid not der y fist* food and-' htruigth fex which it v;. h perish- | iiig. I fzhey that «v the ht.ppy , angels *n pst have-fun , a pang of sorrow as they looked down upon that little fate-crushcd fellow and sf-w him go away heart brokon be- ] „ _ _ eausi the sthcol could do no.h- larger t im* lie quoted *■<'.!«* - ing for hfia coi.ld do nothing un- tonhhiiiR siatibtics he rvc- i-l;. s - ti« the teacher, his whole i.fe thang- ev.red from the Unit' d S'at..-, Com- *U by that one ineidei t, beiatvie J mitkioucr of Lducatton. Ittlmself a t aeh*r of tin* deaf and I -Ththe figurts show ra :a'-rage rp<r.#d the uoors tf a happier j school l. rm in North and ifouth Car rcrit., no: paly to that littl? hnn- olfi'.a of only tuo days eempared vi. he?t> d“ urrhiV- of ..Spartanburg with nn avera: e of I .5 d;;» for «ior.n y but to hundreds'of others tho United States aj a whole., as veil. f Ta •> show tjiai whti »h - ete p • I lit n neh the s .JUe way. r.;> !oi» of Arkansas, wKlrh th«» North frUnds, tbcusands a;i4 thousands and South Cirolina school terns of our Carolina beys aad girls, un i-re yet the shortest in the A n. :;- able tospeSk the. U-f.uM.4e of the j., can Union. twtntb th century pri*gress, uTv,<?;b''' “Today the average Am, rlc^n ■ to make themselveH heard iuteHi-|j child rutsirte our Cu-rolisa said, "hr s u '.'«i p» r e* nt b . r chance that* the average boy . r girl in-our home commonwealth. How it wrings the H i-rt aadygal'^ the pride to make th£ adev -sioa he gently and effectively at a time r whin a thorough and ad a-mle. schCad term is regarded as fh birth rigl t of every child, includ ing the "hrathetV’ beyond the seas, at this very time, thousands of We tiny expec t socn. to reach the them are mutely appealing for the 1 HO and 15)0 day avon-;e fnrnish- ohrcice that will tot come to them ed the school, children of new line-*—all of thlis at a tiime when our land but by the htljPbf th.> Ear. .1 wealth is growing by leaps and we shall never rest satisfied, nev-r bounds and our material progress is quit the fight so tong as a a».* the envy of al| other sections, average American dtc-fe an avera*' ! “How many years more shall we in which Arizona. New Mexico, ftah wrste. my friends, how much vaster Wyoming and -Montana ev^n are possibilities for !eader»hip in ti-r ahead of us—t-ever quit while ; literatore. stn.*t-e, education the mere average is a© per cent, ahead of North Carolina and Aou:h Ci’-rolino; and if. I know the tem per of our Carolina people we .-hali not rest content to be merely art. and statesmanship shall be snuffed out j by the dying of our untrained deed 'before we shall awaken and make North Carolina ajjd South Carolina an ! ej.-h at least atf average State in We desire to announce that we have greatly en larged and improved our stock ot G00J5. adding several new lines. We have just-completed a hand some new store building, and are "prepared to give you the best of service, and take care (H' v your every " ,a ” t . ... . y. We Sell Furniture One of our n w lines is a complete stock ot Fur niture to be sold, for cash or on installment plan. Other Lines We carry a well selected stock of Ladies Dress Goods, Dry Goods, Notions, Slices, Hats. Our stock of QTofceries is also complete. -Special Sale of all Summer Goods at Greatly Reduced Prices. [Mail Orders Given Prompt Attention. J. D. Ackerman & Sons * Cottageville, South Carolina average State. Aa It is* we moke a Itbe educatiional advantages afford poor showing ever In emnpnrtson ed their people? poor showing ever In eompartson with our Hitter Southern Stj^t.-s the South AtlnnUc and South Cen tral State# the rural m-hool term in the Carolnia# bt line, only about sm* days, aa coniptired^tith 121 in Vir ginia. 12* I. Oetrffctia. 1 to in Flori da. and 120 in Tennewsee. “These t-re facta I would not t?ll outside.’' Mr. I’c.e declared, “but since we are all home folks lure, since North Carolina, my t*g|ve State, and South Carolina, are ex actly in the same boat, and ainve j Icve both $tate» and count all Carolina people my own people, 1 do want us to consider where ouf two commonwealths stand. A school term of less thru five months, when as when 1 Inquired of the National Bureau of Education in Japan a year e«o I was told that the aven- age school term furnished the country boys and girls of that so- called “heathen'’ country Is the months—and more thrn that, that 98 per cent of the boys and girls between the ages of six and four teen years attend the schools. And yet It Is but fifty years since a Souther! • Secretary of the Navy planned the expedition that opened up this so-called “heathen” coun try to the world. Fierce Indeed, is to be the competition that the boys and Win growing up la oar Crro- llnas must face throagh thla next generation. The straggle for the mastery between races and peoples was never so'tease, so keen as now. And in this struggle Is power. The rare that best trains its young, oth er thitgs being equal, will carry- off the prises of victory. “What does It mean then, that the average child In the United States today has §9 per cent better chanoe at an edacatloo than the av erage child Id the Cicoliaaa. 1 wish I could interpret the ftguree for yqu In terms of fleeh aad blood, la terms of Checked hopes and aspir ations. th^jnalmed ambittoas aad stunted carehra of oar boys and girl who labored under tags*. 1 wish I hi ' ■% people: r ■■ , IIT t-; . - * Hi --I , ■ T ■ <! CHVlNtJ FOB 11 El,I*, dx t- of it in WalUrlmm hut Daily (irowing Tbe kidneys cry for help. Not an organ in the’whole body- jar delicately' constructed. Not one *0 important to health. The kldtoya are the filters of the l-nod. When they fail the blood V'couics foul and poisonous. Tnere can be no hec-Uh whfire tnere is poisoned bleed. ivukacho is ,nr of tt » Hr-t ind;- cu-tons of k dney trouble It Is the kidney’s cry for help. Heed it. Doan’s' Kidney Fills are what is wanted. Are Just what overworked kld- r»»ys need. They strengthen and Invigorr-te the kidneys; nhlp them to do their work. Antona Kalmut, Bay St.. Beau fort. 8. C.. says: “1 have used Doan's Kidney Pills and they have been very tanefitinl to me. I took this remedy when I was suffering from s- lame aid aching back and trouble with the kidney* secretions and the good work It did. convinced ase of Ks merits." For sale by all dealers. Price &• cants. Foster-11 ilbuca Co.. Buffalo Now York, sola ageats for tha Uni Reteembcr tbe and take no other. name—Doan’a 'a . i-w “There could J»e no better medi cine than.Chamberlain’s Caugh rent edy. My .children were all sick with whooping cough. One of them was It* bed. had a high. fever and was coughigg up blood. ^-Our’ doctor gmr« dihem Chamberlain'a Remedy and the first dose them, aad three bottles eared them, args Mrs. R. A. Donaldson, of Lex* lies. For sale by. All When Yon Think of Baying THINK OF HYRNES * We carry acomplete line of Dry Goods, Notions, Hosiery and . Un derwear. — ' ' ^ Our Shoes and Hats have style combined with comfort and 'give excellent service. _ a I Complete Assortment Of CHOICE GROCEKIES ..... V ^ '' "‘/p '' HYRIfS SM Walterboro, • « . South Carolina. eii For Solid Gold and Silver <* * • * Jewelry Go to J. A VdnBRBBW, Jewelry Store. Main Street, Next Door to New Postoffhe. WASTBUBOHO, S. C. I 0