The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, January 24, 1912, Image 7
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Mease Read These Two Letters.
?1je following letter from Mrs. Orville Mock will prove how nowise
ft uiw women to submit to the dangers of a surgical operation when it
Buy he avoided by taking Lydia E. Pinkham’a Vegetable Compound,
wua four weeks In tiic hospital and enme borne sirffering
M than before* Then aftc r all that r-ullering Lydia E. I’ink-
is Vegetable CLiupouiid reitcred her hcaltln
vrorse
ham's
.‘alth.
i VTE?TEyr.
Compound
HETtF. IS HFR OT* X S'!
Paw Paw, Mich.—“1'wo years ag^; I tnlTer-d
very severe!/ with a di placement —I couUt not
^43 on u:y feet for a long time. My phy.- ii im
'1 treated tve for several months without much re.
r . -fg* tyjtA lief, and at last sent -nie to Ann Arbor tor an op.
IM eration. Iwastb^rc four woc-ks and eamo homo
X0 mw worse than b' f wo. My mother aif vised
! n o to try Lj'lLi E. 1 iukhanrs Vcgetaole Com-
I ;> und, and i did. Ttwlay I am well and strong
wT/rSk anti do all mv ovm lion « work. I owe ui>; fctvlth
te) Lydia E. Pinkham 8 Vcj’etable ('on^ionrid ami
advise every woman who is aihicted" with any
femalecnmpV ut t'? i.v it.”-—Mrs. Osvill® Huck.
li. R. Xo. 5* Paw Paw, Mich.
«TE::r.p Xeveii v;as a v. or case***
Bbc&osl, Ind—* : Hr rii never w^a a worse ease of women’s His
than mine, and I cannot Krai to tell you what I suffer* •!. Anr over
&M>years I w._ not nMe to do anytldng. I was in be . for a month
snd the doctor sai l hctlilag. but an oi»emlon would cur* me. M r
lather engsested Lydia E. Pi: kha?' VY< ridable Cojapomid; so to
please him I tcck it, and 1 improved ’v-indeifuliy, 8<j‘[ yin able vo
asm
laoaks, Jan. It. ■ ■pectal; F
the laet tare* week* there haa haea
very Ittt)* sacehtae. It hasaa
to rt4a her* before ChrlaMBaa aid
■lace that tlaie a greater rala fall
in same lenath of time* hah aever
been prcrlpttaUd. The ' Aagaet
■tortn of 18PI aot excepted.
The roads la this teetioa are
worse than tv ft before.
After last Monday’s down-pour of
rain, the water on Tuesday morh-
'ng overflowed the ceusewcy si
SmcaVs for a distance of two hun
dred "yards. Colftldemblp dama ;e
wae de>>’ fo the c'-usewny and
brl«cs in the form o» washouts or
gullies. _
-The^overseer wa" notified of th?
tVndftfOa and rhortly after the tid'
f water began to ebb,- he bhgan
1AKD. Wj
omi MILUOX
OOOB
TMa Offer
Me a Wa
Tao newspapers aad medical Jour
aala reeeatly have Kt4 maeh to
say la regard , to a famous mllliou-
airi'a offer 0#% millloa dollars for
a imw stomach.
This great multi-millionaire was
too busy to worry about the condi
tion fo hie stomach. He allowed
hts dyspepslr* to run from bed to
worse until in the end It became
Incurable.
His niiefqrtune serves as a warn
ing to others.
Rvery o>» who suffers with dys
pepsia for a few yerrs wUl eive
everyth! g he owns for a new stom-
rob, - *.
Dyspepsle Is cemd’rn’y caused bv
rn atrmrin"! slate cf tbc
5*
%
■ .' ; vi-fr i
Jewelry fr> Is.
. J. A. V4STBRBBM, Jewelry Store.
Main Street, Next Door to New Poatoffise.
. / * WALT KKBORO, a. U.
The Mutngl Life Insurance Com-
pooy of, New ‘York, begs to announ
ce (bat Miss Miriam du Bohi haa ac
cfpu d agency in her father's place.
to.repair the dr-rnage
About the time peep!'’ antlcipct- K *br.' the stontsch Icfcs its P9 W
fair weather the b p snov i cr<< ' food.
gastric j ahv
will be pleased to see anyone
iulrrs. < - by Iccfc of ton* In the. 1 latertB ; €d
walla of tic stbB’och. Tbc result ~ .
fd _
3tom» came Wr
Mr. and Mrs. Beni. Frallx have tr ’l^* r
rrcr.-*Hy mo’fd to Smosks U* il
friends welcome their !^ ' ,r
?*t>r
f fpr* '•■f | -
Th< ir inrfly
to the town.
Ti e firm of Sn ct k .t’nrt^r end
Maxiy, hob rec’rMy nndrryone n ' r
••ban.ee to th» SrrcnkMcrcootllr V•!»!-*
It c-pccts to do a big busllitsr. j f'"
.f the rrlu holds up. Ip'tMci .
WHMe Zeiplcr. -of rpeiberp. w ■ t
Pt 3n:o«ks Icit wcil; on buri:**:; * v l ! l p '’
for Tbos. Black. ^
Mr«. Georgia foi!ivs.-of (Ireens-
boro, N. C., Is vVdtlup her par-
enls for r ft w drys. Mrs. Counts’
hu boi d. Is In thi‘ insurance' busl- 'obtain
n* 1 •« ar.d 'st prefir* he pnrposea jeommu’'
• -. . * rv ^: 1
now al'to fi> supply cer*
■ ■ u hc’p to
*o the yer** , r live''*' th r, ~
’•e.r. 1 •« ' ff> •• IfJ 'v. 1»
■'fo r cr/nch s’rrrg r^d
"• f’ ’t If'--'l t>rth*pnia
*" « mc*t drr^nd'htp j*"’ 1 ’.
r r rdrrrd sfontaeirr, Indl-
' e '1 dvepf Br’-JJ.
•• vo I’ 4 O * " V f 1' - jhr* 1
ur mer) v if you nr*
than
&iU f.td
,:ih the
I ^
—Mw. >UR../jtvrr ilnsiuumi, li. E. D. >Co. J, Ilodciiort, lud.
^vTc will pry ahanikomo re ward to any pt rson v ? :o will prove to ns
that these K>. a-rs arc not genuine an itruthfUj^-or that etil; rof the re
women were t i:d r- any way for their testimonials or that the orig
inal letter from each did not come to us entirely unsolicited.
For 30 years Lydia E. Plnkhnm’s Vegetnldo
"’Compound has been (be atandmdremedy forl<-
male ills. No one sick with woman’s ailments
does justice to lierse’f who will not try this fn-
medielm, inadi from roots and herlm, it
1 so many suffering women to health.
•Write to IT III A E. PISKHAM XKimT> E CO.
(CONFIDENTIAL) LYNN, MASS., for advice.
’letter will be opened, read ami answered
by a woman ami held in strict confidence.
£
•itrlce Kinsey were united in the
holy bonds cf matrimony at the
Court House In Walterboro. last
Thursday. We wish them much
succcess and Joy.
The W. O. W. meets on Jan. 2fi.
at the schcol house. Stokes, S. 0.
M<mbers espcelrlly reiiuested to be
preset • , visiting brethren are cordi-
3>ly invited. -
W. R. Morris.
.- ^ Clerk.
Omega" Xtvrs. _
Ruffin, Jan. ID.—SpecitJ: We
are having some cold and snowy-
weather at this writing.
“ Mr. A. C. Breland was the
pleasant guest ofWIr. J. E. W. Mor
tis Sunday afternoon. i
AVe are sorry to note the sudden
lllaets of Mr. Lee Martin Satur- 1
'day night. We hope for him a
'spec*y recovery.
Mr. Van Morris was a pleasr.-nt
visitor at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
J. E. W. Morris Sunday afternoon*.
Mr. Base Walker passed through
this section Sunday morning.
“r,- * lo T , ', *" h d T","; ’ »»< «l. >0 lake.
NV. U. Morns r.’tended the «. U.
AV. st Sjckcs last Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs.' J. E. W. Morris
and daughter. Ethel, ai-d cousin. W.
R. Morris -made c- business trip to
■Walterboro last Wednesday.
Hon. A, W. Walken- passed
thrum.h this community cr» day-
last week en route to Walterboro on
legi-’ business. . *
Mr. Mottale Morris aiil Miss Be-
trovlng from Grenivboro to ij rtiore ; T?< ‘
vmvcni’nt poirt. Then Mrs. Counts!f°
will join him at tboir row home.
Mra. E. I\ Bcdis!:. of Colleton,
eper,t a few di.yR If t week with
! her p, .rr -- s rt Smoaka. •
Th:- riuiny- friends of Miss Hattie
I Gorr'.A n prit to learn tW't fho hr'*
f*u:prn’ her powiUpn v'th RtnoaL,
! Cr.rur nrd Mnxey. During her so-
| Jourr at Rmcaks, she h;:s. made a
! wide eifcle pf friends. >
Quite a i^imhrx cf people • w^re
tb^ljug oa,!e whfn the mow came.
.\. 1'. 'Smitli went to Colleton
1;< ! Fr.iia; afternoon on husicess.
B. F Smith ;s cento meting a
dwelling hoi: e on Route .Vo. 2.
J. L. Lyons and F. .1. Berry viv
ited Branehviile on businef-a re
cently.
Thrr’ Is a pror-* d 0 »>t e f unpick
ed ccttrn ii* the fields that will
ntvfr he harvested, which estimat
ors have made no allowance for.
Will not the erop. br curtailed one
ot two mlllicrs cf hairs by the
loss? An r.rticle in a local paper
purporting to unearth would be
concealed inerting cf the fertlliz«r
companies, stated that thf>- had the
time ovir their'situation. Mag I
have the floor lenp enough to state
thtft. the farmer hro the blues, reda,
greens, end the blacks over his
predicament.. Much is said about
not buying fertilizer this year as
usual. •
r’zrt.fZ?* err*s, Sft crate.
t\ Re-ver b'r. voir can
1 -xaM .Rewedier in ♦his
*y ei-ly at < nr vtar*^ Th»
Rexail S*f,re. The W . fcrbcro Drug
IB\f, T*
K'A!*!*
4.mn ’
ur«'
A v
iraun
eultahh
f’-trnd * f
C?
* t , 1 ” f *
. Ary c-'.^pn'
t; <1 to ffcr re f
nrrrifil
you want a reliable medi
cine l^r a cough or cold take Cham-
berir-in’s Cough Remedy. It cm
always be depended upon and is
For sale
oy 1.41 dealers
Rrof. C. J. P. Caldwell, of Lodge,
one of the most sudcegfsul teachers
in the county, was in town Satur
day.
• • •
Prof. Smll-y L. Porter, principal
cf the SniorkR Graded school, was
in town Saturdi
lay.
NOTH’*.
State of Smith Carolina, >•*
Colletcn County.
COMMON PLEAS.
H. M. Woods et &1.
v »-
C 1 . O’Jftu'.ih trading as the People's
llarg/Tn, House.
Nonce is hereby given unto, nil
whom it may concern that rll and
singular, ihe creditors of C. O’Qnln.
trading ns The People* Bargain
House, r-re henty required to
prove their claims . before me in
verified form wthin thirty day-s
from the date of the publication of
this notice. By an order of Judge
Shipp, of the Circuit Court.
C. G. Henderson,
Master.
Walterboro, S. C.; Jan. 3. 1912.
Cleveland Hiqtt-.. hps ftcceptcd a
position with the Atlai<lc Coast
l.ine at Wnyoross, Ga.
■ , I Mil . .... I Hlj. ....I ..III. —
Proiessional Notices.
II .IL IMIMJETT.
.\tt< mey-et-laiw.
Pts.fnpt Att«r.rt« r. to .\B ,|tusir« ss.
W'AJ.TKBBORO, K. C.
tlFKP h « *»'
Up. P». J. Anvleracr.
Di:.NT \L SURGEON
Gtfioe Hours: l* * n “*
8 (>. iu . n p n. *
-.’F * < HJVE baiirnrn aujl klercbua
Rank.
’Phone nk a.
HACKER lANDFAlTUlINI
COMPANY.
-VUCCKSHOBS TO "*
GKO. S. I IACKKR & SON.
I
WALTERBORO s. c
i-ecn
s' - a-*
t-at
our ?ovbi rr fr.r •,*r«.
Pr. Q ' n rn A. Krr, org^n'frf
rnd d! r <'i*to* of ♦>!»> Crc«»-od-
eraliv* i * :’>*’cft r pMcn Work < "
♦ he P ’ ti 'i States Drrartmeut
AgrlcuLure.
No ot!'>r m-n H''- i 'rtcry e f
the Bouth pmhrbty ev-cr d'd rr
much ns Pr. Knapp to int'-e«t f r-
rt*era P'Ur metb'di bf *.•’r"'i*’ , :
and i”\< i- ifi riion et cron* rrd tn
get th< m "tit of tbi ir ♦lavrry to
cotton. The dvjnonVtr-.Mon work
and th«‘ <1 rn club work/'devrlop*’1
under Ms fostering care, for th* 1
first time hfctlght ottr pcrplun to
th;*! ’he South <s Its? If in the
Con*. P U, and th't thfre is no
reason in rature why our farmer
ahould be depcrdt'rt upen a single
o • ®
crop.
We r-re glad •to know that
campaign for reising funds !n .this
county has now begun., A special
committee has been appointed and
eeverr ! local collector* are now at
work, a handsomely engraved pic
ture of Pr. Knapp and some of hi*
'••ayiags being given each contribu
tor. wen if the cjnount be only a
dime.
Every farmer in the county ahoul
give somethii’g tb perpetuate the
memory of this great man.
The follow ing committee has been
stlerted: Pw«. J. D. Richer, Round;
W. C. Brant. Ruffin; C. R. Means,
ILslamlton. o
^OOOCOOOOOCOOOr>C OCOOOOO L4 c
i H. W. BLACK SR, l
* « a
^ jvOCNTAL SURGEON \
i I have reopened my dental £
3 office, and have associated f
4 with me DR. JOHN H. <
3 BAKER.: All work given L
j . C
3 prompt attervMon. r
3 Office next Terrs & ^hHfTer’- c
« Store. *
4J „ O
j Office Hours: M.flG an. <0 *2 *4.
J p. m. 8 to 6 p. rt,. £
\ ’1'poue No (7t, ' c
^ Wn It €*rtv« »rf»« *< < " 0
’ h ^ OOOOOOC OOOCOOCOOOCOOOOOObb
■Hn
SI i T 5r
V
APPLYING THEM ISLIKE PUNTING DOLLARS
S3B
.ft
4'
INTERSTATE FERTILIZERS arc made of p ant foods, so mixed
that the food is available to the plant all through growth. Never is
the crop starved. The needed elements are supplied at the right
time. The crop is nourished to a full growth.
Therein lie* th* skill ot mixing fertilisers. -We make these fertilizers as accurately as a
druggist compounds a doctor’s prescription. The analysis on every bag it lived np to.
There is no guess work—no mystery.
It is hot the result of scientific mixing. We must know what are th* best
- . . _ _ sources of flint foods—which are quickly available—which are slower—which
r\ _ a «• riowest 9 x
It muat be known exactly what alemsnts are drawn from th* soil by each
crop—the amount of plant foods thjjp
they require. It would be utter waste
to apply certain plant foods upon cer
tain soils for certain crops.
So w* have INTERSTATE FERTI
LIZER for each crop that th* Sooth
grows. The needed elements are sup
plied The fertiliser i* suited to the soil
and crop.' - '
And that is why INTERSTATE
FERTILIZERS are vanning prestige
everywhere—why they ake causing in
creased yields.
Our booklet would pgpveinterentin? to
n it teiis of our tested fortnu as for
them cops. Write f 'r it to-day and
the name of o«r nearest dealer.
CAI'SK TO DOIBT
A Mtwtcnw-v* «f Facta Rack* it l*y a
Strong (>'uarattlci‘.
Wa ynnrntitcp immediate and pps
Rive relief to all puffer* ra from
co; • • ipaticr. In every case where
our remedy fulls to do thi!» we will
rr turn Ihe metwy paid ns for Jt'
Thr4'* a frank statement of facts,
ami we wjint y- u to Eubstantlate
them at onr risk .
Ft< xr.’l Onlerlif’B are cnMn just
Ilk* candy, art* p: rf'cu!rrlj pmn rt
a’ i agrrer*Me in action. nTi j'* b--
taken at any time, day or nlcM-
1o t ot caum. (M.tsrhoca, nausea, grip
ing, espeaive looseness, or o'her tin-
dcslrable effects. They have a
very mild but poritlve action up-
FIRE* INSURANCE
PHONE 21X OR WRITE
J. D. vonLehe, Agent
HARTFORD & ACTNA FlRE *
INSURANCE COMPANIES.
Will inFure improved country dwell
nigs and furniture, store buildings
and merchandise stork.
9
*WE MANUFACTURE "
Buots Sash and Blinds
CoKitnns and Halusters; Grilles
I ■ 1
and Ornaments; Screen Doors
Windows.' T ■,
WE DEAL IN
Glsss, Sash Cord and Weight*
CHARLESTON, SC.
- j. * ™ •
c\2 Meettino Sirswit,
C H A K L U * T O N, S C
MAffBI-'E AND
v.L ^rjrrc WORKS.’
4D2& and
W JOHN H. HiCKM.
BURG BOX-DENTIST.
KHKHARDT, *. G.
C. E DURANT
Cavd Eng’r and Land Sunrevot
\\ ill be in Walterboro at
B, Ackerman’s on Saturday
a id «li oth r days when no
at work in field.
’Phone No. '~jy*
Send For Prices,
%
*r Jsbs V. Beach rrprssssu as st
W alt Arfcaro
"atnbliabsA In 1TH4. /{
Oldest Finn In A merle*
n. A. WALKER
i 1
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Here is a remedy* that will cure
your cold. Why waste time hu<I
on, t :e orgat'** with which they corns m0 ney experimenting when you can
r *:*ii
%\
in contact, apparently acting t« a
n culatlve tente upon th® relaxed
muscular cont of the bowel, thus
overcoming wraknews, rj-d aiding
to restore the bowels to more vigor-
ouh and healthy activity.
Rexsll Orderlies are unsupassa-
Me nnd ideal fo the use of children
old folk* r*nd delicate persons. We
cannot too highly recommend them
to all suffers from any form of con-
Ktipation and its Mtendant evils.
That's why wetback our faith in
them with our promise of money
back if they do not give entire
sat 1»faction.. Three sixes:..12 tab
lets, 10 cents 30 tablsta 25 cents,
and 00 tablets 50 cents. Remem
ber. you can obtain Rexali Reme
dies la Walterboro only at our
atore-^Fhe Rexali Store. The Wal
terboro Drug Company.
get a preparation thr4 has won a 1 ■>
worldwide repuflftYon by its cures |
of this disease and can alwaya be |
depended upon? It is known every |
where as Chamberlain’* Cough 1
Remedy, and is a medicine of real 100
Advertising Card Rate
THE PRESS AND STANDARD
I PS tfjf
Walterboro, 8. C. « W *'
Effective September 1. 10J1, . f
SPACE (CONTRACTf HATBr
(To Be Vaefl ft'Miln a Year) |
[\
•1:
INTEBSTATE CHEMICAL
COKPORITION,
CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA
NOTlfNS.
On the l«th day of February.
1912, I will make my final return,
and Immedtately thereafter apply
to th* Probate Judge of Colleton
County for Letters Dtamlssory of
the estate of 13. .V. Heldt, ^ <
. „ Anna M. Heldt.
' Administratrix.
Walterboro, 8. C. Jan. 19th. 1*12
1-14-41 . •
f
A Glri’a Wild Miilnigbt Kkle.
To warn people of a fearful for
est fire in the Catskills a young
girl rode horsebrek n) midNght and
sagged many lives. Her deed was
glorious but lives are often. savAl
bv Dr. King's New Discovery in
Curing lung trouble, codiths and
colds, which might bare ended- in
consumption or pneumonia. “It
cured me of c* dreadful cough and
lung disease,” writes W. R. Pnt-
terson, Wellington. Tex., “after four
In our famfly bad died with con
sufoptlrin. and I gained 87 pounds."
Nothing; so sure cad safs for all
throat fend lung troubles. Price 50c
and fl.t*. Trial bottle free. Guar
anteed by. John M. Klien.
' v* *
merit. For sale by all dealers.
T»4I
BCWINO
MAOHINB
OF
QUALITY, i
to MB inch#. ,
inchda..
ImQea. 1 .
re incbSH
• ••*••••*
MO
500 to
1000 ogimore
v ^ Tnuukpt Rate*.
50 rents per loch for first I
tkm, and *5 cent* per inch
each sabafqorat laaertioa.
for*
BOLD
UNDKR
ANY
OTHER
WARRANTED FOR ALL TIME.
ff ysa purrhaop tlw NKW MOMK you wiU
haves lift* asret at tlw price you pay,aatf Will
not havaaa aadissi ehala of repaln.
kinks
If you want a arwing iiui<*t»lu»*, writ* for
our iau«i raUStrut* iM .Vtre yn i purt-bww.
pvt Nu Ham Smtngr Mstiim Ca„ Oracgi, Mss.
* —
If your children* are subject to
attacks of croup, watch ofr th* first
symptom,' horsenesa. Give Chambe
Iain's Cough Remedy as soon as tha
child becomes hoarse and'the attack
may he warded-off. For sal* • by
u41 dealers. *
lbs nates on legal artveKlsiBg.
are fixed by law aad these rates,
will aot be deviated from.
Claaslfled AdvertMag Raisa , f
Wants, For Hale, For Heat, Lolt
aad other sparial haw
one seat a word each
ddvsrtlslag taken for less
twqaty-nve’ rewta.
five coats a line each
i News item* of
deaths are printed free,
notices and verses at tha sad ad
“death* aeOrea. charged at tha
rate of twenty-five cents per »■?*.
NOTE*—The above intes hare,
beta carefully compiled, and are
the very lowest possible, consist sat
with kinVI business Jadamsat- /
— 1»•><■<•— . -n^.
blow With terlflc 1 fpree at the far
north and play havoc with the skin
causing red, rough or sore chapped
hands acd lips, that assd BueklsaV
Arnica 8aIts to best them. It- stake*
the skta soft and smooch. (Pferivaled
for told-tovce* Also bums. » bdtls
sores, ulcers, cuts, bruises aadhlibft.’
Onl^r. M gents at Johs’' M'>Kl*iani.
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