Historical Newspapers of South Carolina

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rnm J’ *l ; v)r years \vc have been stating in the newspapers of the countr}' that a great many \v*.mcn have escaped serious op erations by taking Lydia L. I'inkhamV Vegetable ^on - < pound, andnt is true. We are permitted to j.ublish in this announcement extracts from the letters of live \vr>:nen. All have been /recently received unsolicited. Could any evidence be 7 more convincing? . . I IIopodox, Mt.— U I had }<iins in skies and wn h a new • I could scarcely stniighicu up at times. .My hack arhed and I was so nervous I could not sleep, and 1 thought 1 never would be any licttei until I sulnnittcd to an operation, hut 1 commenced taking LidLi E. !*inkham's Vegetable CompouiHl and kioii felt like a new woman.**—Mrs. Haywaud Soweks, llodgdon, Me. Charlottk, N. C.— t *I was in bad health for two rears, with mins in lioth sides nuid was verv nen’otis. I h;uf a growth pains in both sides /and was very nervous. 1 luwi a gn which the doctor said was a tumor, and I never would get well unless 2 had an operation. A friend advised me to take Lydia E. Pink- iiain's Vegetable Compound, and I gladly say that 1 am now enjoying fine h i vegt t ekltn.” -Mrs. ItosA Sins, J(3 Wuiona St, Charlotte, X. C. 3 Hanover, Pa.— M The doctor atlvised a severe operation, but my • husband got me Lydia £. Hnkham’s Vegetable Compound and I experienced great relief in a short time. Now I feel like a new person and can do a hard day s work and not mind it.”—Mrs. Aoa Wilt, 1W Stock St, Hanover, I’a. 4 Decatur, III.— W I was sick in lied and three of the liest phyai- • cians saia I would liavc to lie taken to the hospital for an oper- im oper- what it has done for me.?—Mrs. Laura A. CniswcLn, 2300 Elk. East William Street, Decatur, III *• 5 Cleveland, Ohio. — W I was very irregular and for several years • my siue pained me so that 1 expected to have to undergo an op eration. Doctors said they knew of nothing that •would help me. I took Lydia E PinkhamV Vege- trUie Compound and I became regular and free from pain. 1 am thankful for such a good medi cine and will always give it the highest praise."— Mrs. C; H.Gritkitu, 7306 Madison Av, Cleveland, O. Write to LIDIA E.PIHKHAM MUDICIEKCO. CONFIDENTIAL. will be opened, held in sir r (C01 letter lL) LTNN, MAIM., for advice, rened, read and answered At the Pre»bjtertaa (liarrli. Regular eervlcea at tbe Preeby- tertan church next Sunday at 11 a. m. tad 8 p. m. Next Sunday ts the day not by tl)c pastors of Walterboro as “Go to Church .Sunday’’ and we desire that it should be a day Of special rally in the matter of rhurrh-polni; on the part of all the people of the town. The movement has had large success in a great many places. In some of the larger cities It has resulted in an increase of 100 per rent. in church attendance. What Its success in Walterboro will be will depend upon you. We urge a!l of our ow n nieu| bers and constituents to be present next Sunday, and we cordially invite all of our friends, and all who will, to come and unite with ns in the worship. Sunday S< hoool at 4 p. rr. C. S. lloynton of Green Pond had business in Walterboro Friday. • • • K. II. Graves spent last Saturday and Sunday in (’harlestyn. Go-to rtmrrh Day Next Sunday. The date marked (or a general rally la the First Sunday {id March. Sunday morning—11 o'clock service. Are you a member of some church? You ought to attend for the sake of your church, for your own sake and then you are due it to your pas tor. Suppose you were the pastor and the people stayed away from the services as you do? How •would you like it? And then Sunday is God's holy day. and all the people should worship in his t^nple. Furthermore, nil good citizens should sustain the family, the State and th> church: the three great pil lows which hold up the social fabric. The church is a great school as well as a inoraU-mg force*, Invite every body to go. urge them to go. and you yourself go to church. Miss Bessie Knight re urned honi'' after spending several days at He n- ingway and Ohtrie.-.ton with rc la'I res and friends. • • * Mrs. T K Willis » f Cottage* ille visited relatives and fil«,:ds at !1*ni- ingway and in Charleston. If You afe Subject to Colds This Editorial will Interest You. 0 o A Great Majority of People Get One or More Colds Every Season and It is of Vital Interest to All to Learn How to Avoid and Believe Colds Quickly, Since Colds are Said to : be Contagions. Some people think colds are only catight through exposure. This it return is contradicted by the fact that Arctic explorers are peculiarly free from colds. It is more generally accepted that colds are the result of civilised life, due to snper-heated rooms and a very rapid change in temperature which causes the nerve centers to be depressed, and still more largely dne to con tagion- one member of a family inmarting a cold to another by ■w—riny or coughing. \ A cold means nothing if relieved quickly. That such a purpose may be accomplished, a quick aid to a cold js an essential. A remedy eepetially devised to relieve colds quickly is PEEUNA PE&UNA contains each ingredients that have an especially beneficial in fluence upon the inflamed mucous membranes and the quicker those mneons membranes are given the benefit cf a remedy like P2RUVA the quicker the relief and the leu contagicn. A neglected cold may become a serious menace to one's own life, and far worse, may endanger one's family. We insure our homes against fire, onr lives against death. Why we not insure ourselves against colds if possible by having a medicine in the family chest that can be used at once ? PEEUNA is a reliable household remedy for colds and *h«>nM be in every home, for there should be a desire to combat a cold as quickly as \hle. This is enlightened hygikne. </ People who are feeble and run down are mors sabject to colds than per sons in normal health. Such persons need outdoor life and PEEUNA to help build up a strong constitution. If yon have .a poor appetite that is often n warning that you probably need a tonic like Penum. for Peruna aids the digestive organs. When your appetite is fair tad work and exercise do not quickly tire yon, year susceptibility to colds diminishee very much. Persons who object to liquid medicines can now obtain PEEUNA TABLETS. OBITUARY rted this life Feb. 18th.. 1914 at Columbia. In the 63rd year of hie Rfe. Mr. Richard Bedos*of Y'ajter- boro. dod In his wisdom saw fit H. rail him up higher, and now with hia loved on»*e gon«> before he reefs from hie labors, Wh**n thr mesr^n«T»'r P of d*>ath rame to bint our friend wo« , fcMc.i roadv end wpitin* fh« loving rail of tho Master. He will be sadly missed In dur Community, and there will always be a warm Olare in our hrana for the dear old friend and lomrarfe. >*. ° , Hr wa* ls'<l tir rrst be.Mdr his i brother.- A Slo!io Rrdon. In the t.iv.* , OG (’emotry. the beautiful city of bur dead. • nb. eilenf friend, we Invo you s'ifl in ..our stainless, majestic Ar.'i . r lilt.rer with f)iie: flons b';. ymir bed: • . bo. <lt*i - '* :i< to J> . 'If ad 1 ?i<’ nevi r to lav 'ii l*o j ur eyes, eir>se lliir.es of tin’i} T xioh -tl!!t in ininTf a. iij Are your i?grs. so »!e;if s.ouat<‘ «rv-s. Miitrsn*.*'d v.ith'lh’* Mmsic of I’.viy And the surge of ii.-. - :e!ody We. too. some <1 i) in your / '1 share, And feasinp our long unrest. Grow auddendly strange to , things. And soothed hy th“ faming of death's i ward wings, Fold hands on a M>'l 0 t hrensf. G. \V. O. Itivors. Walterboro. S. (’ Feb. 22nd. 1914V i . t(.l e-or,' ‘.fied t' 1 to o :: The Menace Of The Mulatto ProMem ' ■ « ■* ■ . . . « W - Is The Negro Question “Settling ItselfT • ■» % '-a «r '< . “The Negro question is settling istelf,” they tell us, and The . Lregressive Farmer almost alone* among the bigger Southern $ •* v joiirnaN today j* scientifically probing tf» the bottom-pf the whole •* - ' ... treat problem to see how it is bein'-; ‘'s.etilcd." a i • ] ninny TraoMi? OMES; I Forgot! Ton’ll Soon Forget Yours, Afte: Trying Wonderful BOOT JUI CE. Oraranteed. How would you liiu to forget your kid ney irouble, your backache and those knife-like pains? Glory! Can you Im agine what a relief it would be to know Uiat you had at last east off that burden and could enjoy life again? Think of going to bed 1 at night reeling that you are going to sleep soundly, naturally and B cefully till morning, that you're not go to feel the necessity * to fool the n< of getting up half Mr. Hrrhm Wad. ** Mr. Ki< hard Bed on. a <■11?.,.!! a f Walt horo fo;* many y^ars, u.'od at th»* home of his niece, Mrs A H. Josey. of Columbia on Tuesday of last week and was buried here Thi:r. - day Mr Itedon was well 1.now 11 llirougli- eur Colleton County, where, for man. ears, he had !;rge property Intel- piuts ||r> survived p' s-veral r via lives. »n’ Li\e Oak Cemvter.. ho O' is the festinK place for nir.i.v of h> immediate familv. The funeral exerviy-s wdr** t»i pressively conducted at the Preshy- tr-t Chun Ii In !to\ n |j oj . '.imi. assisted by Bov. T. P Itak''". The following close friends or'Mr Bcuon ant'd as pall besri r n Hyrne. F. Wehb. P. .1 t.u.. \\ : V Giover, J l». Wat.'en are! M c. Rivers. Mr. Bedon wa:i verv popular in Waller oho and had manv frit ntls here, a large number of whom ef- tcntied the funeral and paid their tribute*o. r^«ne(f to the rteilin- • ha racier of Mr. Bedon. “WheJI That ROOT JUICE Barely Ems the Work." a dosen times and that when you awake you're going to feel rested, refreshed and ready for all the duties of the day—no backache, no soreness, no pain, got>d n|>- petlte. clear head, full of energy, vim and strength. . Will you tost a medicine that has no- rompttshed all this for other kidney suf ferers. some of whom had given up all hope of ever got ting better? Will you test wonderful Boor Jt ICG for Just ten days on a positive- guarantee? Will you lay ari.le all the uncertain things, nil fho things-- that have failed to help you, nil the thing*.*.) ou'vo been wasting your mom y on. your pills and youa plnstcr* and try BOOT JL'It G Without risking a penny ? You never saw anything work like P.'" »T JIMCB In all your life. You've a grand surprise in rtoru for you and a surprise that is going to bring more Joy anti happiness Into > >;.• |:tc than vou'vo experienc'd in mam day. Try HOOT JUIOB this time an t 1 n< w what real re lief is. Don't get r.il track'd»on sonii'- thmg dse aii.t don’t I t anyli.wly tell you about som.-thinx jr~t ns good. Nothittg made ts jurt -e<Hl ana jou’ll say so > ourself win •! • \ cd’vd mode the test. All goo.) druggists sell H<K>T JUIOR at one dollar per large bottle and they f uarantee It absolutely. It has got to enefit and satisfy you or bark goes your money, instantly the moment you ask for it and not a word of argument. That's how good ROOT JUICE Is. That’s the strongest possible proof of Its merits. Get it now and tsion experi menting. I):ri you 1 mv, for example, tftat fr; m 1>7JJ to 1‘JlO .he nvr:U ** \ • ' /' p, t ■••'«*!:.<toe *:'i tbir 1 ntry ir.CTcuuctl fr -n; .ISLO-iU*> < 1 t 2“:hper cent—wlicreas ihe nur. ’:cr j'’u!i-;JCo<’v ’ n./r-.e w # • incr-.. o oiiiy 1 o*r. l,-‘J5,b60. to 7.777.”77. t r 81 per *•« ni ? ^ in other words, there are not even twice as many fuli-LIo. :1> d ♦ negrof us as there were in 1870, but there are nearly FOUR time' as many^mulattces. The Progressive Farmer of Febaary 21>: will present some amazing figures and some notable utterances by Rev. A. H. Shannon, Prof T. J. Brooks, Senator B. H. Tillman and L : - 1 others about this whole big, sinister, loathsome subject. It is V' not going to be pleasant reading, but it’s mighty necessary “read- / !q mg and in many respects astounding reading, and ought to arouse the whole South to action concerning the perils that confrons us. Look out for it. Many other notable scientific articles bn 0 “The Negro and Southern Life” will follow. ^ SEND TEN CENTS FOR A TEN WEEK’S SUBSCRIPTION IN CLUDING A COPY OF THIS ISSUE. OR BETTER STILL, SEND $1 FOR A WHOLE YEAR’S SUBSCRIPTION. We’Ll. mi GIVE YOU YOUR MONEY BACK—WITH INTEREST—IF YOU ARE NOT SATIFIED. ISN’T THAT FAIR? The Progressive Farmer Raleigh, N. C. I \ •*> Z Specials At Horrible lllotehes of Kr/emn Quitkly Mired by I#- Hohein’s Edema Ointment. C. P CaldwrJ). of New Orl ars. La . states: • Mv •Ixtar advised mb try !>r. Hobson's Ibzenia Salvr.' | use.l three bovs “ f Ointment and three «akea of l>r. Hobson's D-rma 2en,ri Soap. Today 1 haw not a spot rny wh. re on mv bviy and cm say I a*-n .( ur« c! " it will do the same f- r you, Iti< syoth- • ir . healing, ant sej tfc action will »i«1 yon of a 1 si in humorw. bia, k- 1 her ds, p.'mpl • •.. K.'Z'-nn h!;m hes, red i uns'jhtly sor n s.-and leaven \ourl •kin vleen v and healthy. Get a box to.lay. Guaranteed. All Tlruggists 5<>e., or by mail. ’ ^ H. R. Buckleb & Co: Philadelphia or St. Louis. THE NEW STORE inaugurates a series of Special Offerings in|the necessaries of life, and these will be sold at the lowest possible prices. The Specials for this week follow: Dunlop Superlative Hour, $5.75 Per Barrel Good Grade Rice, $3.00 Per Sack '• ■ ' ... ' • '' ' '' t< ’ • ... * ' a ’ ’ • , , X -.'V i New line of Spring Shoes for Men, l adipc And Children Ready Made Clothing for Men and Boys. • •. v ,'L "• * >' ■'> _ - ' / ' _ v ' , .It will save you money to see our line before buy ing, for all of our prices are reasonable. To the cost of running our business we add only a small profit, and we believs in quick sales and small profits on each sale rather thrn a few sales and large profits on each sale. THE PLACE TO BUY. 10—— OC,,.i , iOm——q]