The press and standard. [volume] (Walterboro, S.C.) 1890-current, March 03, 1915, Image 3
THE
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TOOCHED BY ROYAL APOLOGY
Qr»«t Painter Appreciated Act of Cr*-
•ian Prince, Afterward King
. William IV, .
Audacitjr Irresistibly attracts as, and
# the man of stroog, original charac
ter is an object of universal interest.
in the economy of hia household.
J&mes No'rthccrtfe, the English portrait
painter, was sordid, yet lords and la*,
dies- not a few aasetnbled in his- til-
ifuratshed. ill-arranged and ill-swept
Jaetpsta few drops of Sloan s
tt the Iminfal spot and tlie pain
tope. It is really wonderful
ow quickly Skwn’e acta. Ko
v needtonibitin—laidon ^shily
it penetratee to the bone and
bring* relief at once. Kills
rjyamatiB pain instantly,
Mr. Jam* *-Wi. > . V .V«r*|
-Umi
I
1 •* •».
-1 fawy clu*r.
l say fart to art
. t/h!, (i«°m
SIOAICS
LINIMENT
Kifls Fain l
* ,
Af all «lcalsr», ZZc.
I Cend fsvr cent: in- r’.'.rr-ir a
TRIAL B0TTL2
Dr. S,. Inc.
{ E^ept. B.- Pi.iladelphj^, ?i
% ‘ * ’ ' fc> c
Calomel Today
. Sick Tomorrow
• ——♦»
i 'v
I Pone of Nasty ('alomel Makes Yon
v . Mick and You Uv<e n Day s
W«»k # *
• • • '*
('alomel salivates! It’* mercury.
studio when an exceedingly popular * cU ' Tk « d>»*«rf|te on a
young actor sat to him. The favorite *v*rt* h U"**. When calomel como*
waa conveyed by the duke of Clarence ! in to contact with sour, bile It crashr
, Walterboro. a c.
SYMPATHY
(afterward William IV1 to Argyll
place in big own carriage, and his
royal highness, lingered to tee the
progress of the work—and. probably
to study the painter. &
’ The loose gown in which he paint
ed.” says one of Korthcote’s biogra
phers. ’was principally composed of
shreds and patches, and might per
chance be half a century old; hta
white hair waa sparingly bestowed on
each side, end hia cranium was entire
ly bald.
“The royal visitor, standing behind
him while be painted, first gently lift
ed. or rather twitched, the collar of
the gown, which Northcote resented
by suddenly turning and expressing
his displeasure.by a frown;, on which
his royal higbneis. touching tbs pro-,
feseor’a gray locks, said:- . , .
”'You ’don't devotu much time to
the toilet, i perceive..
'• •Sir,' the paiutcr blatantly replied,
i never allow anyone ao take per-, it
‘Scnal liberties wit!:"me; you^are Ihc*'*’
•r.rst ihat c vi-r presumed to do f.c,; and
.l.be™ your royal tid kiress to.‘recoilecL
‘that' I am ip my' o- u pi u,-
causing cromplng and
es Into
nausea. . -n-
If you feel bilious, headachy, con
stipated and all knowrked out, Just
go to your druggist dud get a SO cent
bottle of Dodson's Liver Tone, which
Is a harmless vegetable kubstltule
for dangerous calomel. \Take. a
spoonful and If It doesn t sr^r: your
liver and straighten yoh* up 'better
and quicker than nasty calomw and
withont making you sick, you Just
go back and gat your money.-'
If you take calomel today you’ll
be tick and nauseated tomorrow; be
sides, It may salivate you, while 1?
you take Dodson’s Liver Tone you
'vill wake up feeling great, full of
ambition anil ready for work or
plaK It’s harmless, uleasnnt and
nafe to give to children; they like
Milk in the PitLippinc*.
Farr.; nn< Fir^Vide Bays;
•’MMk in, tbr iMii-UppIrofl (except
Mai l. 1’our - ( hlrkeus.
y
/
A contribution to the nirrert . -tu 1
of Farm and l ire.dde - ti:.^ foK-
3 ’ 'y* d- • •
lowing pdvitv to nmcupr pouiirj-
juen with regard to marking .voupg
chickens:
“Marking the chickens to make
::ur n c:f theis* identity is one of th-
important thing.i 'to insure success-
;.!’l poultry.-brt-cdinK, ‘ A < omb>r.;:-
J tioci of leg bands ■« Hh * >e-purch.nn
^ f 1!* tjMW-M 1 -tisfactor:!y. I am
getting io think* a let of tao-“cc*lorcd
Itr.r.tl.f malK' of ceUul-dd or • ipailar
> bra posit ion of n:icu> rttors -vvbltjj
are so easy to o and* they Jw*
‘ .nr H n gjiuc o v. it Mi r tT'.e bird is a
p’^Tlct, yearling, or cider* . x'
taarfc
‘Another use .i* * to
the
.youngsters that lop iiopt- in sis 1 '-
uad other - der-frlihle cjunities. -AI •a
c itain^culcM d'ba^I may iit'notd
tht? earlie.-t
,
x
N.
Ivyyrt. nonbreediness,
cadK iran!;*. sksfyo.. n:i cr fmpef-
* c: <*helli;,vr <O? .eggs, c r to i'n": rte
c as' s . • or 1 - : : -k dvr-
S' ’ \
'.v.cLlio eriod of U< i.t v.hi *)’.
may in* outgrown.
“Wh.on the selection of breeding
- r. is made, til- vrrtou., e.dared
, 'S
a on thq.Lprda w iii bmp tti«‘ i o;'.-
trypkp to s tcK r clear of the clanged-
rf urinXfof/brcedlng stpc!: idrdc
that apj oiK ftt but are unfit ht*.r rt -
ditafily.”
< •
,yc.a
retafcleCom-
#«, *‘* c **V“ " \ •;' ’ ‘“-‘■•*‘ R Tl.i Manila I- is obtained mostly from
the prince r:t>; l s i->n? : .• a minute • it ^
tn..r- wwnt I itokto ard caraboas. A good cara-
ctr ru, tin-r. opened the
av ; r- Ti e royal c- irm hov ever,-
had.r.et :.r:!v, i, and rain Cvaa fall mg;.;
•.h- • r.ae* returned, tu rniw-J U; um-
bv ’ia ; n<3 doj- • «
“ I :;r cAi/ to. ravl.r-.e cf
the laiic'v. ‘I tear j.a Lave c iiev.de4
qu rcyai hlrhncss. “
••Madam: -.aid t’A Yarn ter. ‘1 ara
the afTendcd^tiarty. ' •
“The .next'' day. r.b ait npon'. v Mr.
rt! cot** \.a3 alvne. vlcon a gc»htie
t-.t '.r.: beard. tbe - :.»adi:i dt.or'oye»tc*J,
au-J f:i v aU. ’ 'Vz • r’ne.*.
“’Mr f^-rt'ACote,’ he raid*. 'I’am
cem - i c i\ ;uhi you - -ter’a umkreila.;
i brought it rnypei*. ihat 1 might.have
an, cpjicrtun'.ty of caving that yecter-
cay i thoughUesely t wk va uiibe'roni-'
ir.g liberty svlth yea. v hich'you prop-
’erjy resented 1 rca’iy.am a nary, with
myscif. and be pc- Xu viH .'orglro me.
amt. ti.ink m>ynort' '*f it
,,“A:il vvjjdt.did you say?' inquired,
j& frlemLtn wfctai tha pai. ter tokl the?
starr, / \
y ‘Say!' repeated N'orlkcot^.’-* 'What
S'-Vilii l ;a.v? 1 ouly'b Aved; he tniyht
‘■• e v. hat 1 fe}t. I could at that no-
tnen*.'have VacriQced my Hta fer h;m.
r‘uci; a prtheo u worthy to bo a
Hia-'-" - ' " *
THo j>rinr<-.-afre?v.ard, in hij iiftT
'manner‘f . id. ’ He's aft honest, Inde-
1 enck'nt little old fellow.’—Yputha
t’aj'vpac.oaX • . •
-Aoise That Lsss: Anncys.
The cn :-ti •:/ef <i!ff< rent Lind/of
nef£f c from i/ pm .;v.-d. j.iiift o(
a*: 1 with special i< ft rer.ce tc/ rvato-
. tie heyns was cc :i ride red ,/oy I’ro-
i. sor Mirage at a'hc ce.M i/e(;ting of
A cade an e des SciuRtus Jiu'esti-
ri..ted lice tsuojccV'W'cyisfuudg pievev
ui musicpAipan.dnciont afcO modem in-
rfrumjcnta, before a number of persona
tko’-ca from ail prbtessioaa \
The general resylt was that
pitched sounds produced ajurtfre dia-
ngrbeable impression thjjjrihbsee of low-
pears that tho
souTul^ syref more agreeable to
bao fives a gallon of milk, a .day. In
M* 'i!? cows' milk selj:. feer aboti* 2C
u»?Us o crunr’A and carrhao’a milk
for 1 *> centn.”
HAD
For K!s Own .Good, Farmer Was
Glvtn Altogathar To* Much
, to Infsnence. ’
Ohe dayi ns a good citizen of Poaoy
county was out in tho woods looking
for 'teter bugs he observed -a small
aqhpal of some soil dodge Into a bote
Idta bank
“As the hole Is none too large for a
cat. t musl.infer that the creature Is
not a bear* mused the farmer as he
dre* nearer. „ . ’
Standing off a few feef he examined
the help with Interest and continued:
“Yes. T must also infer that the ani
mal is not a stray wolf. No large ant-
mal can conceal itself In. .a small
hole.” * i
This was philosophy not to be dis
puted, a.td after patting himself oa
the back the old man continued;
“I infer that It Js not n coon aa I
raw no rings ground hill tail. Had K
been a fox It would hsye moved with
greater celerity. A woodchuck would
have left hairs behind him, and ns
there are no tracks I most Infer that
I have not holed np a ‘pt mum. Yes.
my inference does me credit, but I
shsll thrust In a pole and bring tha
animal out Just to see what species ho
really does belong to."
Half an boor later aa he approached
bfs house, his wife- stood in the door
way and celled out :
“Merry on me. Samnci! WJiat have
you doing?” _ . v
“I got a critter in a Uric and poked
h'.-u out.” he replied.
'Tut don’t you know bctter? ,, ‘
'1~ infe-rol that It was neither
b'-r n ir a hx?* .»
' or cnuTT ' it w Rf n’t. 'Th'-w!”
" ‘-ri I inferred thiH lt v r ; ^either
-•Ha cootr. or A'-W'drlrvck."
p a/ay. Hairitek kc p'away!"
.stick to
n “v n
i a
NOYI.L IA Tit. f»t ( T’OX.
11»-ward Co. Make,
I*rlre.
Tl:e>, Hr. ?Io>v:;rc! Ce vpanr
i '*,, {J.JV, nrrjinncmoat. with
Hr. Klein, by rrhich n-rpeclal Intro-
t'.-ii 1/ry cj^’er tv III be made of 2& ceurt;.
on tb 0 f>0' c.cin siae c>f their'’ ccle-
h'rated rpccifie for - Hie euro ron^t!-
pa^lcn and dyspepsia,/
So remarkably succc-osful liar. Hr.
Ilpward’a specifle been in ^curin’:
const ipat'en, c’..vcs:>c:*f-!:i j>nd all
orniB of livc-r /trouble, —that D-
>'lein will roti/rn the prlc" paid x ln
>-ery diso v./c-rc- St dj»"s not gwe re
lief.
Hr. Klqfn. hon b^rn abre :o s-curr
only a/imitecL «upplyi, >o< very on'
* • V
'■M j'/shes to be cu’v.d of dyLpcpst 1
ol (onetipatipn • hon’d rail upon him
’t /nro.orrond him 25 cefctVby mad
d get >fxty do**s of tho her-: no d:
nooover made, pn this r peel el lie!''
v’i.e introdurtory offer, \:ii ,
■ -v on l euanie.t- e to'-refumj .the
• -my if tho npeciPe .does - not ir
l;c* ;s 'd- ,Cll\o.
' - V '
! , * .
. t'nr.n and FlrksJjJC says:
“?dern thnrf>2lj,fi(t0 hoev in
Mow .Terj^r co’i.nt^.aV« *»cl entire!'-
on Myra refuge obtained fraiii \*
•k City. Np .v Jersey,/ ami Ne
wark” - . •
-el '<■) J poke!
“ kn-t it was.”
• V ; pl'Sr Vlv Old f
> i ;:*, •! "T&'i s!l. C’-k’s : .
' v > .-.for if \
•* b t th« fhlr e ah*.n-
f:d <•(' !!’♦»..«*»*• II e.tl s>:-
' .-r l ncjsl’rht i:i r.lwa’3 I
.ir i irecleht . . * **
•!! When
lerv, why
''_a pole*;
N^'e v fm't
... I •»
• tet" than
^TiLATtffl ‘IS COAL ttiUZS
r-—.
Pciota to f>;-r-vyt.r in the
it.: til fat I on of Ini’ ;pcasabjc
Machinery.
Ti-.'vvyreme Impi-r? !:;<*« 0 ? rood
; • k-.'. ou-in Cor.! n kv-s 1- ft-, tv oen-
"al!v n cornlml, r nd vlvit const
tnte -ood ven'Ila'Jon .is tlio' subj
• f q, t •fi'fin i: u-tl by the I". S.An j *
r an of mipes.i An cf'cteiit vent Hat-
s v/.'erh must vnprdjj f/cshyair.ln
** ; .-:t O'f&nt’ltiks fur .11 Uto men
1 tr,nst_dih:to and riffidef /anploss.
-"I quickly tomore. a'i /'apcc/ou^
-•ses-ln tho v.orl;!n?e. L^rito airways
■•>d r’o" movinYf but r.mp’o onmnts
re bet j ■'x than narrow'a(rtveys » ntjH
r-ir current's movln?; ro fa .t that they
rtir ur» and ca'r'rv the cord ♦ 'dm
the vcntilajlnr frn sk.-r.iUHHe kep
running 21 hours a dajMfn-nher tl* re
rr- ic.-n in hr uySi.r na. The fan
"1: )-.! 1 not b(>pfr: I oyer tiie rhr.ft or
In £r-.tf sn a dr:'.* or rf - otM-ninq-
ihttvpfXinife, but.: f oue-rfle, suvtttBt
'•Ul not . he d: : t)'-1! 1-'y,. e ^if aX
tjkrkjrtqp • Uencr:;liv it !a :* : '"-i/p
n.dJMkr to revej-H- the fan! if tmpe
is a l/re in the :r; ve this is likely to
f-riyc ivd.^npuidt- grvover tho Hrs
r.nd <•;-;«« r.?^ explosion. .•;.*. 1 rt :\nf
V/tr.yS'.uro is dar.-er that reversing
the ran v ill pinh t!v i’iCnfnmabie
.* out on tia.
It
-Modern
y
fcchanlci
the cr:
- X.
7.
The Price She Paid
E.PinkliamV^ _
; pound T 'Vh’ch Brought
Good Hcaldr.
' . * •
iWtite, I hsvc only *?&***
dollars on your medicine uni I so
b.u<4» K-tt-/ tift-n 1
-■vi cid wh?nY6v doctor
was trcn/rif^^to. I
don’t suffer hny
bcarin" down paiba
.at all cow tr.7I sice?
kre!l. I cannot say
eneaqh for Lydi* f~
Pir.kham’a Vegeta
ble Compound and
Liver Rib as they
have done - so much
forme. I am enjoy
ing {food health now and owe it ah te
your remedies. I take pleasure mill
ing my friends- and neighbors about
them.’’-Mrs. Mattie Haley. €01 Cv»-
quhono Street^Dan’/iHc^Va.
: No woman sufTering from any form
of female tfoubles should lose hope un
til she has fciv^n Lydia E. Pink ham’s
> Vegetable Compound a fair trial
* This famous remedy, tho medicinal
ingredients of which are derived
from native roots and herbs, has f<
forty yeaha proved to be a most val
v bi<; tor.i? and Invigorator of the
inalc * orvarjim.^g W omen ovcfywh
X,
'roeomriends that tracii
adopted loisctty use as far
In fmr. the use of th-wolrcajkia Btrm
probrjift-d in many Curo!>enn towns.
/1i/ thinks that automobiles should,
two ) uals of tan ds, one a grhve
ami for city use which does not am 4
y X‘ pa: ?crs. ami a loud and Lh/n
sound f <> r u ;e in the eccsj^TA which
c.a.::d v.kX-rry ko a long diciaruG
Lasatije for (Nil
People -“Casorets”
' ' 0 - ‘A - ' ■
k’fat:. (.M.'km l, rm*. A<| on HonaP-
Like |h/)»)»ru Acts ;n
Noytrile.
Ccrrran *‘War tresd.”
The C; r; ;:in v.at? bread whkh
rerv-
;t?nh it row - being t;Xod to‘>!fl:t does
not'? cem to constitution vfry cor ions
hutd-hip. Its dtsMng»f*l:ihg feature
is the cdnlxtifre i>£ pot&t^Yw. qad .a
very toothsow 4 imd whol''?on;e admix-
y.re U those w ho have -tried it
v-ur tc5tky v The bread that was
r'erx-pdfbut during the sioga of fi i ,ast,c -
was’very different from this. Marbot, X usr * of; ' ’
H-!ho had^to eat It or go without -it,
Ss/s it r.as “a horrible compound of
damaged ffour. s.-vwdKst. starch, hair
‘powder, patriwftl; linseed, rancid nuts
and other nasty substances, to which
'a-little solidity was given by the ad
mixture of a small portion of oocoa.
Each loaf, .moreover, was held to
gether by little bits of food, without
which It would have fallen to powder.
Gearraiy'tHiebauit. In his Journal of
tho siege, compares this bread to peat
mingled withuiiXn * .
r.ct a yt-ccnt box 1 no-' x.
Meat, old peOpli* nui.'i't Pi*. O !•■
, owe.!:? sortie regular bcip, • l-f”
.if’er frojrt constipation, The eetrt
tiort i*./perfectly nrs’urak if Is : J
r,:- valural as it is for old. poopb-
rv-lU flovvly. For «ge is fiev-V
• live ao-yayilK -Th-' nms«ip; j-.r’
U*T5 clastic. And'.the bowrla i>'r
Chlas’8 Indeetructibfe V/all
Fcv.> poofte rcahzq- wkr.t an almost
pepfdi^'' condition' prevails along
large part of the Or* at Weil of (.'hirt
Tha bricks of the parapet are as M
as ever, and thc-lr'eil^ys A&vq ^/riooi
tho severe cl Una tic cop<fi/i! ns rtf North
4hma with scarcely a l/rca^- The par
lag almig, tb ' irtp (Vt!:e.'\;ail I-.) so
amootlt (katxcne. j/4y ri-’f: oyer
.W/KH a li.< jJe, nu/ the great granite
blocks, wi;^ xvhjch - it* hr f;tced are
’emoulh and'as/xh-srij 'A’ted as- wBew
put in place yuore T? *n two ihourand f
. jfears art»; /fbc entirA 'leu -Ui* bf tbU
wall is l.kri ’./ilei-: it is 2 ; !‘feet l*igH r
and 2ft foet ia thltbnc s. At fat rval
of“fft'* / ard-. .'or ro ' ‘ ri
SOjfea/u fert in beir*!
‘.r-‘ r weru,
, a
Ladies Oxfords
•ra* , ' , >
Just Arrived j
,
Oar New Line of Ladies ■
OXFORPS
FORSAKING
t \ • ■ ■■-
are the very latest styles
for this Season. •
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SEE WINDOW DISPLAY
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; ' , - _ ■ *J -'t “ ;y
The H. V. Cohen Store
■ A. S. KARESH, Mgr.
J
rrrms'gmy
Colleton and Dorchester Counties
Have Recently been added to.my territory
for FORD GARS. I have about- 20 > in
stock. Be glad»to sell you, either in Olar
or Walterboro. If in need of one, take
un with me.at Olar or Mr. Ayer at Rizer
and Ayc-r’s Stables at Walterbor
t c: F. ItlZF
V OLAR, ;
\
teem
/;
f ire’s Soil biiirder. / The Richest Nx^urai Fert!- J
1 lizer. The Greatest Tr"ck Producer.
; HOME MIX YOUR PfiLlZER ,
/ Kicffer Crdpsi . Earlier Crops/. .Iletter Cropff -
GENilNr] PBRUVIAK GUANO
Wuh, Nitrate of Soda. Acid PhpspKate and. Potaah
Save $1.00 " to" $1^00 per Ton. >
• M i^.LTE AGEXilES t ().. Savannah. Ga.
S. r. I/pms, Walterboro, S; C. Specia)’ Represent::;]vs
Hi for •
.u x,
and
lOO LBS
Kf,rm.i’.
< U)>jrw
’? PCRLViAk /
)•’ -GUANO '
• XftrsATE AOtMC
'
%. A. C.'
I »• Tag on J>ag
<our, aa. ur-
anen of paritj
Ccw# Were Intoxli
' On a report that nine cows fp
chV. ter. Conn., were infected with the
hoof-and-mouth disease, a veterinarian
hero'l .r os rent imniediaU-ly to investigate.
After examining the cow» the vet-
fe-
c:.ff % ' ’’f raanv apples.
.•
< h^ar wiliin*? testimony to thewondTrfi!l A .
virtue cf Lvdia E. jTihkham’s Vegeta- erirtarP-n f'-pcrri-tl that they were
ble CdmTXHind. J "’ ' nienriy “intoxicated; A probable ex-
' If w» have Mm- «!-« ! r***- '« r ** ““
* that Lydia K. plakham’s ^ *
Wo Compound will help you.Av-lttH , .
toLyxlia fc.PlBkhau»McdleincCo. Tr-» Bhss.
(confidential) Lynn, Ma**- for a« I-
rioe. Your letter wUl he oprnea.
read and answered by a woman,
hold in strict oonfideucc.
The Pw.Blmiil-5 'Tbe best luck buy
man cs-. have.Ip never to have been
bom; but ihx* FehJorti happens to nay
one. —Rostcn Transcript . . ■ _
ell old people-reed (’nfcnr* t
'no ♦ -d ' *
One niljht as well refuse >o ald'ucvk
even with glasses u.v to nogl^ft- Mils
Kpnklo aid to weak bowels. The"bow
'd« must be kept active. ,This'is im-
poriant at all ages, but n'vor
much as at fifty: . * .
r ^ . * n
Age is rot a tipie fpr harsh pk>
slyp. Youth may occasionally whip
the bowels (nto activity. But
Jash catt’t be used every day. v What
the bowels of the old need Is a’gen-
.tlc and natural tonic. • One that car
t*o constantly J used without harm.
T*hb only snc'iKtrtnlc^ Is.V Cijscarets,
and they coo only eenriv per la>x
Par.ous F/rnth Writer.
/^•(ctor HughbP.m in Rcyarcon
sFrdRCG. nn 1S02. ffe.ns.r tho /on of a
Xjonri in the .|Trt qcU ornty and ro-
ceitNtd iXlnfRiral edaentian-^fterthe
revolution X IS?? !:i i plays of- "Af*-
ribn deXlxtrqje" and '‘Tho King.
Amuses ihm.celfk were porfnrmed at
the Thcatro J-’ran^is lie was cre-,F
'ated by FjoulsXPhMippo’ a peer bf .
Frcuce. w*t|:'i thefi^'o c/vi'’count!’ but
he aro^ above this In^ror in being thd
. author cf* "l-es Miserable*." He op-
nosed Napoleon Hi and' Nas banished
Emm France, but luy retum<»d on the
fill of the empire. {iedicdNn Pariy
in 1885 and wafc burii^i m\ tha
Panthpon. — -
i (J
- t:
at afcy ifmtg rtore.
■
you sleep- 1 •
They woMu-whll*
H-v: Tri'alimUil .for <’on*lij**tlurt.
."My daughter used ('hamberlitln’s
Ti.bVta for. conatipation withynrjfi
«ultB and I can recopamfixl them
tacJily," write* faul ^ Babin,
Btnshiy, La. For sale V all Heal
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Measles Fatal 4o Adult*.
Even adult'white men succumb to
rtuBsles when they are herded very
'cloaeiy together and exposed to %,
Virulent infection. -TiiVn* have beqn '
outbreaks la iogrjng. eami s which 1
acre terrible The onset of the germ ;
was sirrtig enough to br.-ak a down the |
rc.asLiftcc- of. tho «rdirarlly imrouhe;
individual. i"n ti» -.ether hand, ih* t-
CTHpes';' ari? said t /b" a!roost corn
pletfiY sffc from Ff.orlet fever, and.
111.*'.fact,.*iutl, Japor/yq < tS|kp this d:*-
aa^e even more readily than do whites
In or.> '.i many prbcjfx' tiigit. thare is*
a r.troftg admixture* cf Polyr.rrtnn or_
IThlsy Llcod in the people of Jfipppn.
From Feb. I si («» Marc h 1st we will sell the following goods at
prices shown f. o. b. Columbia, ‘provided money is sent with ^deyr;
I|tO\—all size*—SSc. i»rr, lb. bane, 7 . /»
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’(iFXtTNE ST1I.LNOY \VHFN( HKH a* follows:—O in. 5«r;
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(VILFMHIA srPPl.AY COMPANY;, USA U. Orva^ KI. Columtd*, S. C
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D YOUR COLLARS, CUFFS AND SHIRTS TO US-
—by Parcel post— ; >r .
We will kiundcr them perfectly and return within a day v
Return postage paid on packages of f\£jy;cen't« or over.
Send us yourl^undry this week. • ; ; • *' *• • ■ -
City Prices—-City, Service. . . ,
A jffood .eAterprisuy agent warned in your locality. Lil>
'era! commission.
Charleston, S./ C.
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