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fUARY 13,1915. - IN REFUSES OPERATION T«Bt How She Was Smd V^Takmg Lydia E. Pink- ham’s Vegetable CbmpoumL STANDARD, WALTERDOSO, S. p. * WAR’S HORRIBLE SIDE Of BRINI^P 4 LogaMport, Jnd, — “My baby was ' over a old lad I bloated till I was WHEN IT tS'aaOUQHT HOME TO AVERAGE CITIZEN. »' . TOURIST TELLS OS A VISIT TO ' FAMOui VOLCANO. LIFE ONE OF TROUBLE SANK OF ENGUno HAS MAO A VARIED CAREER. <v Navar Anything But • Frishtful NlghL mar*'to tha Man Who Has Rela» tivaa or Friends in the Lina ; "of Battle. * v X' \. f- Too llvo on a certain street la a cettaiu Rlnco. and tiaf comes. Your a^a^nVmifciS f l ; f:, K tbcr > » PR Jcha .enlists; and so I suffered from fo- < 3 your ^ ;v ‘ tJa rad 1 the sen of tha man tyo fccus.-s bo^ood yo-rs. They' CO to war. Presently they b.ia£ b’xck ycur srn r. ith a !?!i fecn» or an arm. Vre-;fn*ly a brie: ’‘Your son 'has' fallen!” cerr.c? frori tha war oiico to : cur cr!;hh r. iTeicntly hi your f *- 5 tha p: vca'J. v . IK-X&ZH; told my hu-ibirail to get n o a bottle of ! O.- t: / male • ■triwble so 1, could not stand on my feet and I felt like millions of needles were prick ing mo all over. At lie t my doctor told' me- that all that Would savlf^ne wlj a n operation, but. tins I refused. I j ij uw.]knuju cO get me a bottle of Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Com- /pound and I you'-i try it before I would submit to any operation, lie diu so and I imnroved right along. I cm coy; doi:;g all my work aiid feeling fine. “I hone other Buffering women v i*l try your Compound. I wil), roesmmond it to all 1 know.” —Mrs. Daniel D. B. Da Via, 110 Franklin St,Logans;^ rtlnd. Since we guarantee that all testimo nial* which we publish arc genuine, is it not fair to suppose that if. Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound ha* the •virtue to help these women it will help any other woman who is suffering in a like manner? x- 1/ you are ill do not drag along until an operation Is necessary/Mt at onct take Lydia E. Pinkham’s Vegetable Compound. VVrite to Lydia E. PinVlioni MediclneCo^IoonSdentlaDLyTin, Mass. Tour letter wil be o|M*n»‘«L read and answered by a tvomuu and held la alrfct conddencc. rew^rapor ih -•» stores iron a 1st of dead or’MOiia^cd tbefhan e cl I 1 n ge t ? I-duro t > t < t/ct. n : . a ? r s jr;-v:! cuna. arrayed Ians c of . dsers be-; xi'.'. vital, j :’..a : tract 1 . r. t’v mo around a e la.fierce I Finds It to Net Jest Rack of City Hall, . as fto Had Swppctsd, but Is > Forced to Admit It Was Worth Seeina. •toNPPto- • ^ I had always thoosht that Kllauea. tho largest active volcano In tbo , world, was Just back of the city ball.; In Honcbs’u. but when I got to ILuo- | lulu !• found that a person has to fet on a boat and ride all day and ni 'hit | to the if land where the volcacb ha’ | * c - runic at^he outbreak of the wsir. aecictcl Ujaclf, aays a^wrltir in l.es-1 'YUHam II! had net yet begun to Hot:; Weekly. Instead of bavirp. to ‘ ^ K ojmhy for h!a consort. Mary^ tlitr.li a towering cone vlth' one* when ‘Mie eosHOdaous and’ tho rk's- ttitc c!penstocks they have in .he 1 *** , ”’ly in the world,” as the'dale to Her. Credit Must Bo Placed tha Settlement of,Many Crises In tho* Nation’s History—Ha* Gone • 'v Through Fanlco. More than once In her history tho "old lady or Threadneedle street** has held the fate of tho,British empire in hPr kf.nds. Just recently Britain ha.-t had much to thank her for—espe cially the way she averted an econom ic to dr had ’. .1 NOTffK OF T.W UKTI KXS. X X X X X X. X X X X The Auditor’s offite will be open for takinp *ax returns from Jan. 1st to Feb. 20th 1915. Please take notice that I or mv deputy will be nt the ^following plac es mentioned .below for the purpose of giving ©acb tax payers(npie op-, portunlty to make his or her returns in person so that each piece of property will appear In respert- ive township or school district, thus avoiding double entries. , Failing lo make your return the tpvnshin boards of as*es a ofs are re- tyilred by Inw to add 50 per ebr* penalty on. all persopal pronerty. The la.w requires thrt all pe»*een al property including Notes, ilor* gagess. Money, etc., befitted for tir es this year. Land stands »h« sar^- All ,Income* of |25d0 dollars upwards shall.bo returned. There shall be a capitation ta” rfy $Q cents on all dogs and the pro ceeds to be expended for school pur- po-,es. FogS v>t returned f,or tax ation shall be held u> bo proper ty »n anv ccvi(irt In this State.- VU maX** between the aces of 21 and <10 veers, except ' Confederate soldiers and those persons ir.cann- Me/bf earning a support by fce ng IjXed or from any other cause ar. iiable to poll , tax. All prrpe*-ty must be listed/on proper blanks and sworn to Township and School-d/met nuis? be given I will ask ajXland owners having tenants puoh their places .a list of them in-order that they may b e properly listed. v - My appolAtments are as follows: s Hhdson , s N Mtll, Jan. 5, J. D. Hud- sou's Store. Rice patch, Jan. 6. Farmer’s Un- ,iion Store. ’ , Ashton, Jan. 7, W, O. Jones Store. / Lodse, Jan. 8, Ledge Mercantile Co. • . Barcah> Jan 9. from 10 to 1 o’clock. , ' . Buck head School House. Jan 9 2 to 4* o'clockX ° Fell’s CrodS Roads, Jan 13. Bry ant’s Store. - X. Ruffin, Jah. 13, W. H. Breland • Store. WUliahs. Jan. 14 Store. Smoakh, Jan. 15, tile Co. ' Johnsons ‘Rehoj in to 1 o’clpc!:., Willie Su^kCCs 5 4 o’Mock. ' Sn’deX 'Ja.n. 19 •prCV; Store. Ffetlts, Jan. ytore. . , ' Hendersonville, J:.u. 21, .>! 'Tecr.’: Store. Sidney, jari. 22, C. I). C. Avian’ Store. « .:• W. H. HiottB. Jan. 23. 10 « to J o’clock. . * A. D .Dodds, Jnn. 23. 2 to ' o’clock. Cottogcvllle. Jan. 28. T erman’s store. • Jacksonboro, /an ter’s Store.. Green Pond^ Jan. 28. Mercantile Ch. ” * ■ E. M .TONES. Auditor, for Colleton Cdr.ntv. Doc. 22nd.. 1914.-5t. crrryuig .:ap2. arrayed ' r \ v-' N tI:e <•, *dny appear Iron ecrc'jr. Ftrin- *?h: fighti:.-. When : ip ever tht cf icr.r > aro/llying In the 'read cr in (lie adjelrlbg f.^Id, cc:n- dead, ootee wcmJcd—arid you knew what-, that tuciicis. ^ Frcm Hirdrcdx cl ether ctreetr, Hko ycu.’s hn:dr;>ds cf r-ons ci ether moth ers march away. They go to battle. You read uwcompfehendinfly In the ofT.da! dispatches that the center nd- .vanced cr the Icn uin-r \.as rcpuXcd. Ycu read that there was a fbnfp en- jrageir.eut ct conto place, a darfng as sault at another; thartle tree ns nro intrenched:. that the rrort f. i'.I.uiii |. u t j e btr ^g|^ movement has frccecdd cr hr.s failci. Y’ou read these things, and then what? Nothing, .It lucent littlo. : ■ The battle Hue fs 2<t9 m'les Icng: icd i at' • OO- a.Ivcrtisov'cnts, ail w x to nit still and be whi clcrr :c* crater. Tbe inly con F’Sb: vt.i one with tcc CiCiun li’ it. Qn th-j w^y to the -‘mior. I i to givo ■sharp, pcne^rallcg gl.irc» the re-i; formatiooa so thm who:, pie asked r..<j what klad of tree?, shru! e. and flowers grpv along-tho way, and how many eruptions iherc had been. I could *cll thetn, but fer the 4ife hf me « couldn’t look outside. 1 couldn’t keep my eyes off the new ly married couple and tho msh from For tin, who kept his camera ofren with the bulb dangling ready any moment to snap something for his •'My tW Abroad.’* The newly married coupre catvd nothing for Bowers or how many disturbances there bed been. He. wa-: more Interested in,knowing if she war Grip Left Me With a If during tho winter you hod tho grip still suffenng from the slter off ‘ time to get rid of it. Peruno it A Very Bad Cough. Mrs. A* J. Koyntm. MU ScoviLJtt.. Naabvtlte. • Tena, writes: “I bays had n very bad cough nearly nil my life. I have taken abnoet every kind of cough -medicine, but none did me much good. 1 would have spells of coughing that I thought I would cough myself to death. I took Pe- runo, and last winter arid this winter 1 have bad po cough and I know that Penma cured me. % *1 was always thin and delicate, very ea-v to catch cold, but I am well now and enjoying e<vxl health, /l fed that I owe it all to Peruna.” a to all catarrh or cough. In tho - IMS I took a severe cesa Of tho In grippe. I then took a had coogh. Everybody thought I had consume* tlon. y had takya aU kinds ef cowh remedies, but got no relief. •• ** *T then decided , "to try After taking five bottles my Stopped end my c&bltrh was cured. Any one suffering with catarrh In eny form I win advise them to take Pa nina.” * » j... happy, and she in throes of k^ oping KHr.uca crater!” called the chauf feur, as if announcing a st .tion white I .barreled at the luxury cf going *o « sec If volcano. All around was a d« < % l?ut cn cvny foot of IP there Is tha t-uh-iookl&fr, black niud4[u tumbled up *on Jchn of somebody * rA-lghbor. t.ie as ^ unw husband cf the vvciran up some etreet, the child of -ome mother—milllona cf them: and they r^e bring wounded and kilted because it is-their part to be wounded and killed in order th^a certain contention m^y prevail over a certain other contention—both of which will seem absurd In a few yean —or that a certain ambit ten may sur mount a 'certain other ambition, neith er of which, ambitious will be reck oned. In the long run, as worthy cf Civilised consideration. We have' re verted to the primitive. The humane In us has been subjugated by the ne cessities of the stat?.—Sarvjel O. Blythe, In the Saturday Evening Post. unseen hand as big as a state bad tiiuees^d It out between its tin* gers is rich, block streams, tten gone bn to a new toy. It looked a,s if we were go!rig to htep Into 40 a.■'fas of , gumbo, but instead of being iirh..flrst ! bottom mud a few steps but'showed it hard volcanic rock. Watching until the wipd lifted’ we would edge la to the ckfter jifa and peer over, down into the heaving depths. We could tee nothing, when / motes kin 3 exclusive captain ealllns of San Francisco who not oulyXiad his pwn steamer chair, but irfad# known tbe fact that It v. tj/hte' chair and his alone by hayhig fitted across tX back th^ytvnrdu "Captain only.’’ The day after tho vessel sailed on a particular vc yage ono of the par- /SCpgers hapJJoucd to seat himself Iti the skipper’s deck chair and was Im mediately told a steward that the chair was for tho comfort of none but the captain. Tho passenger arose, and having circled the deck several times, saw the skipper reclining in the chair. He -strolled leisurely over. "Good morning. Captain Only,” he said, with a mock salute, and passed on. . ' Tyler O'Gulr.n’-- •' .X « < ^ X * A b.ik;5 Mercan House/Jnn. !C' jin- is, 2 :• J. fl, l.’a l- Harry Pel iff S. Ack- C. W. *Rul cottetoX X Oimgerx of a Cold, vou know that of. all the nil. llment* colds .ire by far the m<i*f dangerouf ? It la net 'th}' colds'then-.-ep ra that you need' to fearT" tint . the serious diseise^ thn they i>o otK.n te'nu to. • For. thaf r every ‘X/i fhouhl he potteti rh-j Of. Vlth the teist pdssibte denv To accomplish this you will find CbnmherJaln’s Cough Remedy o great help to yom It loosen* i cold, relieves the wags, aids expec toration and enkbles the system .to throw off the qjld. For naln by &!! dealenM ^ v. ■ >' j> »■ C’ X-*er’3 Ni As > routside the thrce-r.i’e I’nl*. minane to show in roue v pr c.b^r that they are sov- erc’.^ri cf tt-:y4e; :, carrying out suddenly the down la the nights would wavering and a lantern beams way. W .the rise, and of a million glimmering light, like a man with the Corner, out and fingering the cumbers lending com f light would gather am the if tr that a eiptiiln 13 the t>f hi^ tMp.” There Vds ono TIlirK, GUMKV HAIR . TREK FROM DAVDIUTF up In a flare., would come’ turn- and rolling up the sides as if lava 'were seeking freedom while the guarding smoke nodded. The light would shoot and reech blindly (or £ moment, to be suddenly I cut cfT. as if Tpgsslve firemen were 1 mlir.i. the - ' v -»Ttlr.g their doors • r , •/■.., - v.g‘ ? . ... •• - •! 'a;' a. • ’ r —— ! a tuui'i:..Tin--, i'!' n th » "V X 0? wave*, but i;\e < .* 'lu-ginv c> J a . - i... ..n- C:.X^:e. Just as alienee v.as be ginning to hunlen and one’s heart ached for-the lioness, light for a thou sand .temples would leap and a fro*:- ing 1 would come as if R"’ creature were climbing the very clues. Standing oh tho brink -atvl peerlST down Into the boi’.nj bottom, opo trembles’and fear lays hold «f ui\ lest he go crarhlng. hut When ouo stands kn with only g few inches for shelter r. wild desire con ■ i' to leap over. J i!y does the shout of a companion t one to a realte;. Ion, and then on*, . turns rilltily aw;..'. Gills! Try It! Hair get# soft,, fluffy X oimI. luxuriant at once—Xd nK>re railing hair. If you care for heavy half, that glisten* with boauty and Is radiant with JJf*; hlte ?p s^F- n' ss’and ja fluffy and lUftricv*,, try Dardcrine. * , Just one application (letibtes thy teauty o(>your hair, besidci it Int- T:'.r<’ti'rlv d ! P a ol*’' , ' ! f "f •rtifi - : you iVunnt •». 'tv-'a- Im-Ithy biteXf • c ". b ” - dVm- rruff. The d^structite seprf rob* Tm br.lr rf its lus'r.', its atrength ^d ftr, very , life, and if not oVcrc oipe If produces a fevyrishnes^ and Mthlng of the walp: the hair roots •riijh. loosen and_dlc; then the hate Us out fast. • ■ -f r 'X *? your, hair has been neglected rvi te^thin, faded, dry, t^er^fty or too oily, get a 25 cent bottl^ of Knowlton’s Danderine at any drug •tore or toilet counter: apply a little directed and ten minutes after ou will sdy^thls was the. best iu- e*tment you “ver made. . We *lncerely*-bellev>», regardless d everytbing else advertised, that If vou, <i“sire soft, lustrious. beautiful *ielr # and lots of it—no dandruff—' no itching scalp gnd jk> more falling hair—you must use Knowlton’s Ilan- lerine. If eventually—whjF not now? , Lcrd Gene her. slylr I ite- Bunk of Eng- lancl, v as modcttly cradled it Her- t"'*r' bml one July day in K94. with tha'caniiy s^ieluuau, Willkim Pater- ton, for gcdfstheit _ f - • ' fir. wrc .ioll dowered as intents go. Tor thn yncrchacta cf LondonXlty, sub- sc:ioncj in ic a days the eXifortr.blo sum of m for her birth dowry, thus enabling fcrr to begin life as a full-born mlilioaairm/ But tlnvcd'i.! ! hid .hot Ion” to wait for her first trouble. When sho was only two yeara old the goldsmiths leagued themselves aghinct the Interloper who was steal ing their bankIr3 business from th«m. A few years later the- fears of an invasion fcy the Pretender brought her horde of enemies dewh oa her again, allied v.Ub tho rival banks of Hoara and (’hiid, anii/the vyes only sav?d from d , . j af*tCr when the duk^o of Marlborough/and Ncv.castlo and many cnothejXnol-te hurried to her , help wKo eXches bi/ratniag with bays X of ho?rdcu :uiiea«. When she deffT * Mercer’s hill—bee original nursery—. tor the fiionte spacious Grocers’ hall her staff iXubcred but f»4 gll told: apd wh&n her r.cxt migration took her, In 1734. to tbe nucleus of her present palatial neme her capital still fell chon 0, a imMest $50,000,000 Here, In. 1750, she was compelled to fight for her lii’e. Newgate bed been sacked by a ri otous mob, a larne pert cf the city was in flames and she herself was glttfled by ikree thousands bent op her destruction. But she had gal lant defenders. Her root was manned by clerks, firing volleys of bullets molded from the pewter of their Ink- stands, which they peured Into tho enemy w'th such deadly effect that they scattered and fled. Peer years later, “Old Patch," tho roguisu sen of an old clothes man, robbed^ber of $1,009.000 by means of lorged notes,.and he had so'many hnl- "taters that a staff of 70 clerks was kept busy In detecting them. But the old lady’s diary is crowded with B : rr,itmr sensations cad roman tic hsppv iiigjj. When, for instance, in "the ’•la’s” Prtnco Charlie’s rebel army had steufigled r.E’ far south tJerbv, Mir’i was'•ft'’ sefaeral panic.' that iSg b:<)’!: was mobbed by anxious era?, da demanding money for Its notes. Payment,wax irot refused, w* ar- *oM. but tho oank engaged a small ar v. h So^eSSBisig f®i Noising* I - Youni's IsbnJ, S. C. Nov. .. 1914 To cef stiirtcd with you we make* you the foiiowii.xoffe Send us $1.50 for 1,000 Frost»Proof Cobba^e Plants, grown in the open air and '.rill stand freezing; ^rown* from the Chlehiatcd Seed of Bolgina rind Son and Thor- bom and Co., and 1 will send you 1,000 Cabbage Plants” additional FREE, and you £an repeat the order as many times as you like, hvill give you special prices 6n Potato 'Seedand Potato Plants later.-\Ve want the accounts of ^huj' ei’t’, targe"and small. We can supply all. ~ ATLANTIC COAST PLANT COMPANY- UGH! A DOSE OF NASTY CALOMEL x ' \ ■ ' It Salivates! It make** ymi sick an«l you ruty lose a day's work,. You’re bilious, sluggish, consti pated am! believe you need vile, dan gerous calomel to start your liver an«l clean your bowel*. Here’* my, guarunte 0 ! A*k your druggtet for a GO cent bottle of Dod son’s Liver Tone and take a spoon ful tonight. If It doesn’t start your Ivter and straighten you right up better than calomel and wjthout griping or making you sick I want you to go back to the store and g e t your money. \ J Take calomel today and tomorrow you will feel weak and sick, ^Sfcd nauseated. Don’t lo** a * work. Take a spoonful of harm less, vegetable . Dodson’s Llv«r Tom tonight arid wake up feeling great. It’s perfectly hartrfless, so give It to your children apy time. It can’t salivate, so let th«m eat „ anythin?: afterward n. Only Sire Cora > Pure Ever Known “Geta-IL" the Kerr Wa^2 I rops Do It To c-nduro" tb«r pains and torture* caus<’1 by n littte it-ini: UKo a corn ia ridiculous, flnimv St 'la ouatc-itui;Tbo i»cV-:»Iau tora i.uirisr v - ’ i U** , *CCT54V for Co-n, end Y«u Wto t “ Hefier" Wk-n Yi»'i l‘vt cn Vour LW. 1 ■*GETS-IT," h fto first «m« -knows to remove cor?,# vl?n< fill. OF REST. AND QUIET cf eseuts to present notea for they 'wor-, paid In sixpences. erts i -. rc !1 pr cut t L f g ia T •rs with >ack by *ders of •ugh to Sojourn In Norway, Even If Short, a Boon to American With' Fret ried Nerves. ‘ *• r- •/ IH” EASES TIRED.' mi SWOLLEN FEET , ’Humorist’s Fivprlto Joke. Irvin S. Cobb. wh>^.ai rcce’htly r Id-.’ ed war correepcudcscc .to hiu hu: out achievements, writes: , ‘ Searching back la niV Kind. I’m. inclined to think it** ivorttr lekh >• the UOl^ story of fie 'Ifjgfce,- ste? fteted darky w.ho wa • l«?auth« at'. 1 ' : the corner^ tffThe railrr X. sXlon it Texas town-when (he i '-an whUtb' the ’ canning factory . 1! •iv ant! “th hand-j hurried ont, b ar. ? tiicir-rrv ■ buckets.. Thepdarky lUt» i-'-d, with h bead on oi.e side, ynpl t!. mclv tin. ffrho had quite died a'vay. T!’. yn’ho heaved, a deep sigh and rexir;. ;i t-» himself: ' f ' " ‘Dar sheiRO. Dinner time f r*- .r. •’ folks-*hut Jes' twelve o'ejeck ?*:r ne!’ “I like that story because it i r.. j because there is pi»ljos uniter the > lnagh--as there always fhould be to ! make the laugh go better—anu be cause there is a certain philosophy bound up In ft which is sot only Afrc- Amertcan but American.’ 1 \ The itbpulation of Norway Is 2.39V 782. at>out equal to the population of Chicago: but if the entire population met In a given area, 1 venture \p say that .their coming and their going; and, their meeting, would not maks< aa much noise as one may hear every five minutes on dozens of street crossings, either in New York or in Chicago. In this connection It la of interest to note that there are 80.000 more women than metr in Norway; 1,800.000 more men than women la the United States, and 1.300,00te tnor# women than men |n the Uplted King dom. The total population of the United .States is 92,000.000; of th* United Kingdom, 45.000,000. Thepriits may make sifch’ deduction^** the/ will from tbe propoftiopXM mem to wohten In these coimirles. but o/tho comparative pea^iKaiid quiet'there^1a no question. -Norwayxls the* counfry/of quiet voices., gentle manners, ami no notee. i The steamers do<-k altXst without sound, and depart as silentiy^/At (;hr.i8tiaiv<and', where we touched first on Scandinavian so!!, pco»dX got on and c;f the stekmer farewells were wJ'hout pain end wttbouv iiuuLls. Tht* Is way a la the bit.'t-seiUOg era cuio la extstcre* t c'X , V. .a now Uhid by mteltor.-i. be(.\u«e It decs iway with sticky tine, v-i.h tdisteru ir.d cotton rings that ti.L't tbdr. o«- 'fitlon and pre-fs dv.vn o:,t-> l..o ro: a. ■vlth salve* tl.at *rs,vr v/’ 't'-' - tofc srltJfcs-bcrfat-.t t'ei.vF-; : -a- .to Phte. V-th l.'..v' j w -. :,..d i.: j. clnwlng nr.d ;.t it n rn. •■C.IIT '-it; Is si tye »ec- eSJte Tv.o\bri r>r . i r . Ited M 't!l tbs ?! ..‘J sr-d *3 X.C WO- ?:. "oil) B'M'S.'Vj I.e- corn lArlvX*. V nivhea. .wepfc *. /irt’s-tltt:'*.. ITrtep c n < u/ ««n/. v. rt, .1 » r r b Si’on t .Ml'THj » • X. • i ro:; x by *ii u»irici«ts •.•o. ;^v. - ?.'Tv, a bottle.'-o'* sent Ul-/ reef by •?. I^iwr»ru.« a Co\I’Meaooi Bold In Walterboro WALTKKBOUO DRUG Half Your Livifll jRflthout Money Coot A right or wrong start In 1915 make or break most farmers In Cotton State*. We are all fad crisis on cotton. Cotton credited* u| set. The supply merchant cannot at ▼ance supplies on lljteXoiton. 0 Yo must do your beat te produce on : own acres/the fi«od and grain supi that have made .up most of your^sfor debt In^Hle past . / % A^Xgctftl piece of gardoo grount htly planted, rigbll^/tended an Jfrept planted the y« af round, can I niiide to pay half your living It w! save you more ip<m*-y flian Vou mail on the heat five af-res of potion yc j over- grcwjX But lt Titos\ bn a ro garden, ^oiwl not the mere one-plan tng pafcji hi,, the spring and fait. IfttHtlngb’ 1915 S.'ed Book tells t .about the right kind of a • mouey ^a ing garden 'and the vegetnhlo* to p in it..- It tell* aboui the field cro ak well ap.J shows you the clear roi to real farm prosperity, comfort at ’] Independence, it today to h v , WHAT SIIK WANTED' ’’I want to st 1 :.. "»y nihv’s couf’b.” ^ald a young mother Tuesday, "but ! won’t give him any hirrifful drun* •? ; he bought Foley’s Honey and TiY Confpoundl' •* It loosens the cough quickly, stimulates the mucus mem branes and helps thtow off the chok ing secretion ease* pain and give* the child normal rest Activities of Woman. Th* Woman’s City club of Boston has nearly l,00<k members. / Woman' suffrage Is protrtag to be an ally of prohibition. Nearly 10,000 women ar* employed as bookkeepers la Chicago. • X Tho death rote among fomalef la lower> than that of moles. Female clerks in Chile ar« pai(^ sal aries of $20 per month, with a come' mission on their soles, which In some chseo runs the salary to oa high as $100 per month. x ' - ' Women In the habit bf using range and face powder will hage to pay more for their complexions now eince the war has caused French manufac turers to increase their prices; So tircil <vf burning, (uhiuk. callous ed fed i»n«l corns? r*e’’TIZ.” - • . AVhy go limping ground wi(4i .vh- dng, puff 0 d-up feet- feeA^sO Allied chafed, so and swollen ylu can Ite fy get your shoes on or off? ^IfC’hv don’t you get a 2iterant bog-of \‘*nZ‘* front the drug store now And glad den your tortured feet^. - X "TIZ" makes yonj/fert glow with fiomfort: dekes dpwn swellings and draws the soreness and misery out of feet that chafe, smart and burn. “TIZ". Inprintly stops pain in ccfn*. cajlouses land' bunions. "TIZ” is glorious for tired, aching, sore teet. No more *hoe tlghgtncs*—no more waved, the crowd on the dock moved about deliberately, bin no voice was I Atlanta, Ga.—AdvL raised; (here w as-fm shouting, no pbys- • ical unrest oxnressing itseif in squinn- ing, bouiles xfr twisted features; they were ptetfot as "aim as the stars • above/teem. AU over Sweden and Norway ope is attracted by the smooth, kins, uuwrlnkted cheeks and unfurt rowed brows of both tb n men and tho’ women. They have placid faces, as pf men and tvonien’who have not yet been in IT’S ‘■RKK, S*..d fj* G.. HASTtfAGS A C«7 foot torture. How's This? We otTer One Hundred DollajJ Reward for any case of Cutf that cannot he cured by Catarrh Cure. F. J. CtfKJlEY A cO./Talodb.J \V>. the underslKn«tl, have kpo«] F. J. Cheney for the lust 15 >"/, contact with our disease of land believe ^itni perfectly hi>uura(l striving to* live all of life in a dayoto-alL bu*lne*s truuwiiCtlon* afidN The trains slide s*ar from the“itie aK, ‘ tioDB at the aound of a scarcely audi ble .whistle, and there are no bells or shouted .warnings; the crowds in the streets or elsewhere *eetn • to' pitch their voices out of • The range of hehl* log of ears nccustomed tc the car larrbal rumble.of l^ndon. the stri dent gabble of New York, or the sibi lant cackle of Parts.—Exchange. ' * Life f V lirair Kefueeri. How to Cure^a luiind|i|M* Congh. l.' — inne eteoahs demand instant • Ever notice hov. <Tp*e|y Jife in^ trcitment. They show a serious su a nee eyiminer*? look. for sym"- I cruditton of the *y*teni and are | *oma qf kidney diseases? They Any woman who can cook Is eligibls j weakening. Postmaster Collpins, so because weakened kUJuev^ (end t to toko the osomlnatioh for tbs post tlon of-specialist in homo economics for Which tbo United, States govern ment is willing to pay $3,500 a year K satoi7'. ' ' . ’ J., say*: I took F®* loy's Honey, and Tht Compound vlofept Barnegat ; N. r i for a Cp tuple tel;, than hate cough/ bgrlpoe cough ^ fhat exhausted me, and les* it a bottle stopped the Try IL . ■ / * ' \- many forms of dreadful Hfo-*hdrt- ^nlng rfTUriions. If you have any symptom* Uke pain Ip 'the bark, frequent, scanty or pahiful action, tirnq. fo^itne srhA* and o pains, get Foley Kidney Pill* today. *V \ i up. ish and nancially ^hto to carry out any ol gations made by hte firm. NATIONAL BANK of COMM Kite X : Tolrslp, | Hall’s ■pataerh Cure is taken tprnelly, acting dirmtly upon blood- and riucqa surface* , svstem. Testfpior'nls Prteo 75 cunts per all Druggists. Take Hall’s etipation.