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« ' ^ * X. V *.• v. MARCH 31,1915. THE PRESS'AND STANDARD CHAUTAUQUA TO BE HELD HERE APRIL 22, 23, AND 21. great Promises to Liven up Things—Prominent Speak ers to Jbe Here For Affair. r •/ / An event which promises to be of great Interest to the people of W&l- terboro and th< towns and country nearby 1* the Hooster’s Chautauqua. wMch takes place, on ApriJ 22. 23 1 And 24. This if the flrs. tlYiie' Wa;- terboro has had a Chautanqua, an l all the sipr.s point to alfreat succe?^. Thnre is to be entertainment of . . varied, high-class ‘Spharai ter.'suppli-1 ed by ‘tncn and women w ho ^ l^*v* | won nation-wide reputation in thi- field. Ilr. H. W. Sears, the humour ous philosopher, has dp m making people forget their troubles for more than twelve >tars. He Rives two lectures on this course, either one of which will turn t:he most ag gravated case of ‘'blues" Into apo plexy due to excessive mirth. Dr. J. W. Frlxxeli. of Washington, D. C. will delight those who appreciate thoughtful discourse, elegantly pre sented. The program included two excel lent musical attractions. The I.a- Dell Concert Company, of Ontario, Canada, Is competed of three talent ed ladies who Live a •varied enter tainment of readings, vocal solos, and violin, and piano *opf£ Their present tour is their lirst in this ■ State, and a tare treat is n st^re^or those who aftend. The oth'^r musi cal event ia the Strollers* Male Quar tet, an organization which has made good throughout the country. , The young men in this quartet with beau tiful voices, and have developed a finish and polish in their words which la attained only by years ' of conscientious effort. Hal Mertoq, a clever magician:, who has appeared several times at the White House, will mystify and amuse everyone. Ellsworth Plum- stead, humourous inpersonator, , is g "whole lot’of people." He appears In various characters, all of which are productive of tears tof laughter.) In addition to the above features there will be special days devoted to education, agriculture and; civics The local committee which is guar- ar-teeing.the amount necessary to bring the various artists and lectur ers are arranging for prominent state and local speal;<*rs on thes« days. • ~s—’r— ' J A Sluggish Liver Needs Attention. Let your liverisct torpid and .you are in for a sfiell of misery. Every body getjk^an attaek now and then. Tl^onpr nds of people keep their Liv ers active and healthy;by using Dr. King’s ’New Life Pills. Fine for th Stomach, too. Stop the Dizzlno^ -Constipation. Biliousness gestion. Clear the Mood at your DruggiRt. and AtA\- Ofily 25c X 1M1K.NOME’ \ CANDLE MANY CENTURIES OLD I Inhabitants of Arras Have * Great Faith in Sacred Relic Most Care fully Guarded. 1 V. .,*»• . Devastated Arras possesses an an- cleat church, Notre Dame des Ardent a, which remained uninjured despite tbs recent terrlflc bombardno nt. and which contains a unique relic that is i tfCarly i.otiy years old. .'••j 'Ihe relic is known os Ihe ro!y ’ candle It is guarded in a ricMy cn .n- j} th'd silver casket, nuide to the c.dir i il rt Jean de Sasqueroc, lord et Cao.iii •! • Mont and owner of Amu. aul a curt- ‘t* OU3 .history is attached toll. It ap-ij tva'.-R that in .May, Ib o, ti e V.r- ** gin appeared daring the night to two j minstrels •. , ” A terrible plague depopulated Arras at that time, and the Virgin—ro goes the legend—gave the two minstrels a candle, whict they in turn gave - to Bishop Lambert of Arras and told them that the hot wax xtt this candle mixed with pure water would care the Inhabitants of Arras of the dreadful malady. The remedy proved efficacious, and a grateful populace erected the mpnas- tery of Ardenta. The candle has been carefully guarded, and it is tbe firm belief of the Inhabitants of Arras that It frequently saved them from attar destruction. Page three —■' i i IS WORK OF MANY MONTHS .. V Construction of the Marvelous Zcpp+ lin Aircraft blot a Matter,Whicn Can Be Hurried. • ' *’ • e The building \of a Zeppelin is not the work of a day. The mere work on the vessels takes an entire year, and when that work is done another three months must be spent in testing. Strelcbed in a framework bf girders, there are from seventeen to twenty- five balloonettes from end to end. Over these and over tbe girders Is an outer skin of proofed canvas. Slung under the great length ia a series of cabins. Right in front la the station of iho lookout man. who la in charge of iho starting and the landing; he baa an chors slung beneath him. In the first boat, which is entirely covered in. are two petrol engines. Behind this boat la the gangway, fitted up with sleepmt berths for the crew. In the center *a the observation station. It la from here that the bombs are dropped, and it ir in here that the marvelous steer ing and sighting apparatus is installed, as well as the wireless plant Training for the The failure of tory girls as wtvee i wives, and fao housekeeper* shop THOROP Save Time aic L ? ‘ / THETR4N R v r Thr.st' Cultivator* cm le tt'o.l citVr or 4-tooth (or shovc'V/ : ’ :■*:••• ; r.*r r.-l '\ :\t rr', p.!«o *n •, h ‘ sJfr'yr ■ or C'*les u 5-tdo'h c. * - h v can l;e used. . Th n l:•!;*» on ih? teeth or . ' d ' tt.’xh the tiUcs; either 4. '’ny te t sed ;t. a time; tVv hro\V dirt cither to or from tl: .^’ants cr rows; in fact they can 1 et to work in any position a di :rm be used and at any desired depiJ *rom 1 to 4 1-2 inches. The disc* bein*? small and close to gether and so very light, also work- K •- "2VATION f y Farmirji Vjt|| 1 ON CLT r ATOR • rd uevolving fast, cause •t ind one small h orse at a lsitu* easily * r M nou^hj v hsVht t-He s •me fine doinjj v,('e 1o th ro <<rnes ihe amount of * vork th ! cov’d bo ^1 no with r- . Jw: One trip completes a whole middle. • * For prices or further information,write any her one h v- n cultivator. They are suitable for cultivating *1 kinds of crops, especially Tobacco, ’dtton and Corn. The pat on t disc attachments will t to and work on any ordinary 5- .ooth cultivator. The tool can also be used for a one- horse disc harrow. Koger Hardware Co. We* fa© carry a full line of > p “RED RIPPER” Guano Distributors, will nr; T < oth Cultivators. v ^ ; distribute from 100 to 1,000 pounds to the acre. Ore of the be»t ko'v -t Distributors on the market. A Tramp’H EkMiuent l/erture. A tramp asked for a free drink In a saloon. The request was granted, them fade and die under ’the blight ing curse of a drunkard-father. -1 had a home where love lit the the- flowers of spring, and 1 saw saw it dissolved and quaffed It down and when in the act of drinking th> proffered beverage one bf the young men present saidr "Stop, make us a speech. It is a poor liquor that doesn’t loosen a man’s tongue." The tramjh hnstlly swallowed the drink, and as the rich liquor coursed through his blood he straightened himself and stood before them with a grace and dignity tbit ail his ragi SUP! CALOMEL IS QIOSILVER It's Mercuty! Attaches thr. Hone*, - Salivates and Makes* You , Sick. , There's no reason why a_ person should take sickening, salivating calomel when 50 cents buys a larra bottle of Dodson’s Liver Tone-:-- a perfect substitute for calom'<l. H is a pleasant, vegetable liquid which will atari youi liver just as surely as ralomM. but It doesn’t ntrike you sick and can not salivat a . Children and grown folks ean'tak' An Iowa editor who attended a party, was smitten with the charma of a fair damsel who wore a roue on her forehead, and thus gushed about ,t; / Above her nose There was a rose; Below that roae There Is a nose '■ Rose, nose. and dirt could not obscure.X ‘"Gentleman)* be s«Jd. ‘T look tp^ i Dodson’s Liver Tone, b* cause night at yob and myself, and It seems perfectly harmless, to me that I look upon tbe picture of ray le st raanhoo!. “This Moated face was -once r. young nnd handsorte a? yours. / X It was a colored congregation, an * ♦ he minister had been usin.; the word “phejiomenon” quite exv^n^iy'- ly. .Aftyt^ the sermon, the time for 1 questions arriving, one of good i.roMi- er gfose and asked the minister what h/r meant by the .word ph' nomenin. ' , ‘#ell.” the good brother said./’ to,- day you g^es down' de.ro.id, an’ vou sees a cov. Oat’s n« plienor’erv/n. '*ou goes a Htt!" farder,. an' den von sees a thorngush. Dat’. no pb.-novt- « noir. Vou goes still a Hhle fnrdw, an’ vc,ti ^sccs a bird. Pat's no phe- nohtenon. Tor.ior ov. you coos down de road, an’ yon : ■ • a cow a-.f M V on a thorn bush a • if. yin* lihe a Mi' 1. Pat’s a phenomenon!”. is often comn: entedXi l*on by Amerlcka social workers: connection it Is interesting to note tbe establish ment in LeioRc of a compulsory con tinuation synod for unmarried women employed/in industry . Acco/ding to the regu I at iom pro vided for this purpose by the muni- cii>ai council nil .unmarried ,soinea who have finished the public chuolk anti who live, orpare employed m In dustrial, -mercantile or other estab lishments in l-eipslc are compelled to attend this continuation school for three years.' Even unemployment is net accepted as an rxcuse ior failure, . , . to attend the school Hmikekcvping Is i r * «* .sweet and as lo\ . tiie> central subject taught, altliougb •’.'Ine upon the pltar and m n’-ti . . .lastrtiotion is also to be given, in ia- '.ycr- <*, and 1 put out the holy ♦■iv. dustrial and general subjects The{ M)< j d,i.:k.n -s and desolation reigm* 1 number of hours of instruction ranges , „ If< T had aspiration* and from four to six each week. In addi- i* , b ; tlous that soared as high tion to the compulsory features of thj| - ^ and brok c and brush- school, provision Is also made for vol-, 1 ^ ... untary attendance on fhe pt'.rt rt girls i***' their bca’.Mfu wiiygs. living ct home or in service. Calomet is q daifgcro is drug. !t t u is mercury and attacks your hone.- Take ;* <lo«i» of nasty ijloimd tod.i- and you nVIJI fmd w«-ak. s|ek and nail -This snmblirg «gure x 0nce wall ed a* proudly as yours. A man i: the vrrid of urn. I. too. ©tif^ had a !iome apd friends and a jiosltion. I had a wife a* l»eautlful as m ar rj*.; - dre-.-n, and 1 dropped th" pri 1 s- prarl of her love and^Kimnr i** the wine cup. *> (’leep^iPtr:' Ml;" n the.brimraing draught seated tomorrow. Don’t los" a davV work Take a/Xpoonful of* Dodsofi’s Liver Tone Insicuks^inil you wUl wake up feeling great. No more biliousnesR, constipation. slTiggish- RHOKT AMI SWEET. ness. h< adache, cod ted tongue 'ir e onr stomach. Your druggist say* * I if you don’t find, Dodson's 'dvr f t Tone acts better than horrible ■ iM \ ' ■ V niel vonr monev M.waiting for yeti. subs ray Hair Pulling a Disease. ^ Hair pulling isn't confkied.tc. -larl- tqi •disputes. Tliere is n'ctfi, ) - gf- fllctn-i!. more , of hervf s thatJ o: the st.ln, called trick ti’.loni.. ';.! which eu j e i le to j/.ill i ut tlrt lj- o» n hair, hi tbe la-1 number nt the Jour- | j strangled them that I might »>o ^the editor replied: “Thai s all ri^ht I ,mr «i.. ye. i‘w. ••»«<- "■'» T,„V I »m » ho.b»n4 » Old., bo.jr. Mm. I «.«» h:. , fntbor ollhout a . o h,,,. ... bay »j.-« ! TI ‘" "7 . l,ong on Hie Drcv-s. According to the AtttfiHta t'hroni- cle an editor a way "out West” re ceived a ^ let tore from an iadignant is(riber saying: ‘I don’t want paper <yny longer." To t 'f hi* h •That's all right y<m nild at FOR OLD PEOPLE ; Mrs. Hutchison—Eighty-Ore ] • Years Old—Uses No 0th-1 er Tonic but Vinol and Rec ommends It to Friends. V - Greenville, S.C.—** It is with pleasure ' Ltell others of the great benefit I have derived from Vinol, for,the past several years. I mm 81 years old and I find Vi nol gives tne strength, a healthy appe tite and overcomes nervous disorders. Vinol is the only tonic reconstructor I have used for several years. I have recommended it to a great many of my friends and it has always preyed satis factory." — Mrs. M. A. Hutchison, Greenville. S. C.' -c ' 8uch cases as tho aho •; i r - 1 v er My : coming to m.r .r teri'Jo*.. If <; *r ,- an i this vic : ' % y '»nly >wi h' Vinol in- i vl' i ret*-“> ru. u. ro {*•: fcb’fc to f jpo'/ th« d -ru r 1. . ,. It is the tfr a;.- hu'd! .t„ 1 r ' •'* d > nen; • if th♦ r, d ,, > . r.» • 1 lilted ti aki: tie v - >• * cf f'ir ;• w ,. s .i. i*. Z * % ... for old people, delicate cml- | fog o)( run-down conditions. slso a moot successful remedy jlo ooagfas. colds and bronchitis. U it fbuTtoSkt any # oo* wbo tries jion a Kafesis (’4y . jivctai' t J< i ribes two cases which he tV-uff: A vcuagi'l woman o4 tv\cnty-sev»;. v. ia tlit j- habit of palling out iu-r eyebre. s; a) : i'i ai. oy of fuurt*' n dweia:.i,d . Iho ‘ haira out ot the left- side iiiepical T!;' hair pulling us.. iuvX.tf.iny; ir resir table Impulses, comifig mX i. niy. . caustul tlretn to do it. • ,!*• t, u c J. m from w. rry and tcJdc containing | m-cnie I '.duced notkeabic' in: nj*c- p . bicnt in both cares. *r m’p without a olacc fo mil hoi.f. a T an In whom every./ ' iimplnse te dead and/all swalt - n f.. T , ;r> th 0 Tuaelsttogi of drink T.T.* tramp ceased speaking. Th" gins* fell from h’..« uer\<l r.nd shattered- into a ’’ •’r .g:v,cnf* Upon th'' floor The a^lngi IR- dorr* pu-hed *<? T!.l : ut again, and when th- nPnut ilie gar looked up i ffiifil the ('o.v ent lejfgth sums and 1 am gln^ Nose, rose, - Roae, nose, * Nose, ros". Sweet nose. Dear rose.-' ^ • ' • •" » ■ Below her. chin There is a pin;" Above that pin There in a i Wn IMn. cht'n, f’hln, pin. Sweet pin. Dear. chin. Whereupon » rival editor apostraphises the lowp chap: Above the Mool There is a fool; - . Below the fool - Them is a stool Stool, fool. Fool, stool. ' Ojd, stool. Datnphool. Below his seat There are two fe«t; Above these feet There Is a scat. Seat, feet, Fort, seat. Soft seat,' Blf feet. A Great Heafiog Intio- ence in Kidney Really s«0 J of Kl was taken thu.i A year and a half ago with a severe attack of Kidney Iron- ble that pained me to / snch an extent that morphine had to bo given me. Wat attended by a doctor who pro nounced It as Stone In tbe bladder and prescribed Lithta Water. .• took Llthla Water aad Tablets for some time and received no relif from them. I stopped taking medicines for some time, later having some Swamp-Root in the bouse I derided to try it and felt much relieved, i While taking the second bott*'! com menced to pass dravel In urine until I had passed In ’all at least a half iloten at more and have not suffered -the slightest sinr»—artd-ln all nave taken one bottle and a half and feel very grateful to Swamp-Root. . Yours very truly. X ' H. W. SPINKS. (‘amp Hill. Ala. Personally appeared before me ’Ibis l«th day of August. 19h9. II. jW. Spinks, who subscribed the shove •statement and made oath that tb>* {same is, true In substance amt in fir:. / A. B LEE. Ex. of Justice of Peace. letter to | ■ Dr. Kilmer & Co.. • | Binghamton. N. Y. ! . ” X It, wuits you. for tin* stomach and Liver. I N Ftmirt, Wi st VV«"Usi‘r, N wrifi" : I have used Thamhcrl: T.'hl : for I’.or-h r* »»f lh« 1 iod Um r or ami on or the vears. and It • fiord tne. pi > u Prove What Swamp-Hoot Will do For Yon. , Send ten cent* to Dr. Kilmer k 'Mo., Binghamton. N. Y.. for a sampD '.•Ize bottle. It will convince anyone. V, „ i -, | ^ i'-' .''.yix. 1 j You Y) ill also receive a booklet of val- IIE*Vl.TH PROMOTES IMBIGNESS j ua b1e Information, telling aobut the Without health-, genuine joy ' is ! kidneys apd bladder. When writing, impossible; - without good dige{dl6n |he sure ^nd m‘’nfiofn The Prcrs and and rgylar-bowel movement youE’ ^-mdard, cannot have l^ealth. VVhv neglect one-dollar sioma' h past iiv • keeping bowels open >:r,d ri*k Iwlu’; •i. k and ailing? Yog dop’t have to. i - •at that ? r«vuV a!'out lh« ^ was g*'>ne rreatmeni for t'<»nsti;*r*t;.>n. “’lv d:.ughter usijd, ■ *is's with good f just a.-- 'a thtdr Mm 1 ra hwhl; ” • * * # I... pr mi u a. ' 5 < n and lef ietorv . tv* i flak- ope-small Dr. King’s New Llf • r, ■ . I’:ils M night, in >i<.’t>t,og o i >l (l • v.di> .have a. fuH, fr* hovel move ment and feel mjif h her* r .Hulp- tion. Trv' Regular fifty-vent, and sixe b«*(tles for ;aki at ill dnuf stores. ha v< them v °t ir *• PPolite and if! !'o;- srih* 1»* all d' -sl r'’ . Tablets for constipation , Secret Closely Kept. ^ roloaao’s tolltt ww.t indwtr,. juU 1 ... *"*>»*<*<**> which In beiu.t so seriouslv aflected highly. "rjtcs Paul it l... i.n. by, the war. was esUbHr-hed In the Drushly. L*.- Fur sale by all desil- U'-'iniiine* bf tfie seventeenth cen- crs. ^ tury. The inventors of toilet «'3ter .^_ >Tr -j ^ — ♦cau-de-rologne) wfro Paul l’cnrinis and Marta Clementine,» a Catholld nun. They began on a small scale. Aith few pe rsons employed, w horn tboy did not initiate in4o the aecrfeia of tha ^ whole process, the last and most im portant mixture being made by the Inventors themselves. Paul Femlnls Jeft the secret with the Farina fam ily while the nun bequeathed the se cret to one Peter Scharben. w’ro had •been her assistant for many years. ijin Taw. r.I. yor C< lu •lif t’ of ' v i d :.I " •' •' .. e! s 1 " ' »t ily r> . . • . t' r- i i —tlHag v.-ee^v j *. • v.1.4 cf g*»? It'. d' 1 X rr y irl ,c * r>: i >.ll? o'. "1' S aVDlf’CN I irtfer. the Tliink f-1M big is busy. 1 An rtohnngc f-iiys that i ' , oiieUhir I l of tie' fools in the coinrtiy tliink they n heat a lawyer in, expounding the One-half tliink they can bent |he doctor in healing the sick. Two- thirds of then tliink they can pht ‘he niinisti'r th n hole. In pr- aching th • gospel, and all of them tliink they cah'ilear the-editor in running* a newspaper.” —* .. ore tonight. Wiser. >'«it Yet. Hut., S»h>i». Mist res Is t.li'it young nii r n I saw you with y. st rila;. your lover, Riltfif ' ' Maid Not exactly, my lover, ma'am. He. walks out with me. hut it ain’t f-ot fo Waitin’ ’W! Bits.- Tit- Wlty won’t voti go on the pi«'- tve “Ah. I’m ton tired Let'* soak a :Y:.v sandwiches in Jlemonad'* and oat *< i„ on the kitchen- floor.” Imuis- viile Courier-Journal. iA. ft- u dn? v trs or • t u ’ * t J falhv-.-, -eiioig ou/tM » 1 - ness trip, says in the hall 1 I- - ’flood-by. all. and. Katk'een. eBnm * forge- tit raaX lot He Dugald Uk bis, niaasss •• when he's ns looMt at US t _ J,. All! THE IN\IMHtATlKG ; - (tF THE PINE FOREST! - 1 How It clears the throat and Herd of its mucous ailments. It is thH .spirit of Newness apd Vigor from th * "tvtnr Pipe Fqrests brought, / 5L. i »,v Tlr. lb H’s 1 itYi? T ■ it ■ tu! . i i.- {*iul healing. k •'> » ' • i . t. dr v. AM l>t igg’stF, . 'r. T nie llu crs ; b ring; r « ’ i ’ i . y 3 ' ■ o ' % Fo, W\- : <n •** ar d 1 tgti >f A. ’eff A W* 1 * .! ft « tl -f* * •' * * % l> •: r/ ‘ ^ >' • * •• • * ' J * VOf RUlllUl •*«'l shllill' *A*o lie You Itheumatlc'A—try Sloan'- if you want quick and real relief from Rheumatism, do what so many Thousand other people are doing wh.* never an attack comes on, ,'athe the iore muscle or joint with Sloan’s* Liniment. ,N.o need t,o rub It In - i-ist apply the LlnlYpenfto th'*“sur face. It I* wonderfully penetra*- Tt goe* JTight to tTie seat of • i'lh and draws The pain ■frt'fliost mdlstely. »i**t f hot’.h* of :Lo.. ’ •uent for 25c. of ary if* t'rrlD :t in th* houfte .Mrin** f *i« il 3** o Ten T eint .(.in \ and Bke c. 'ni»' Wo- ’■ t-.ek if . T At * tl*ti ^ I'iyt '-nr • fort 1 *' lug. « ^ * Till'* »- We offer One Hundred. Do 1 Mr Ht‘ ward for my case of ^’atarrh thvt,. ^ cannot get cured l»y HaB’*- Fatarr’i Cure. •' , v- F. J. CHENEY k CO.. Toledo, O We, the undersigned, have known » F J. Cheney for the; last 15 Y**". and believe him perfecHv honorable, in all business transactions and fi nancially able to carrv out any ob ligations mndo bv his firm. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE. ^ ToDilo. O, Halt's Cnftfrrh Cure Is tak«*n ln- terqslly. ^acting xllrecllv upon the Mood and mucous surfaces of the system. Testimonials . sg.nt free. Price 7fi cents per bottV*. Sold by all Druggists. ' * f ' . Take Hall’s Family Pill* for cop htip’.tiop ii p^.i,.,1,1- t’ti: n-'ier’-.J i S.^ r**i t t’v; r p’ I r* 1 -' ' C,k' iX* r ■•■.*’**• f v'"i- *’v • ■,, ’, - . r *. «• ire * • * Coag:» - ^ -\ 'S and Fcrd >r. V “slier nt lid Mm, ( *? t ir*r«t flMM. M l S - • rurrd kg 1 r*rwr’% •—,» W.4 KMt* M G ■attrr «f Imw lM«?tmdi«S. ronderfol, *U rsft»k>* Ur- with It and call for it wheu again In need of such a medicine,” writes t. W. Sexson. Monteval’o, Ho , Fer •ale by all deelere. 7\»