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'V MARCH 31,1915. THE PRESS AND STANDARD WALTERRCnn ANDIENCL PLEASED WITH PLAY. ■v mmmmmmmmmm "A Diuwli^ "f fht IVfwrt” Pmcpted La** Vr*&nr Nifht A a MithvalMtte andtence. ptwwdwd tha pteHobh . blch which whool aadMarlaai. plarwd a verdict of pora- tar »i*»*r«Tal on the play *A Daughter of tho Deeort.” riven by tha pupil* of the rotUrerllle blah acbool.’ at the WaMarboro acbool laat Friday Biart. ' Tha cart waa atrong throughout =L PAGESEVnf LITTLE HOPE NOW FOB GOOD POTATO PRICES South Carolina MUM SAVE MONEY IN NVMEROCR WAYS- -* Overladen Market. ^ Clemaon College. March 10.—W. W. Long. State agent of damonaara- tlon ad director of exteaalon t tlon and director of oitenaion of South Carolina farmara to a atata* BMnt recently received at the callage from the United Statea Department of Agriculture. Mr. LOPg urgee the grower* of tho oerteru counties es pecially to take note of the sttua- aa* *« ««»» one forgot that sta- tlon and net to pat too much of deets were enacting tha varloas their depandanoa' oa Irish potatoes this year. roiea. so raallatlc waa the presents t*on. Miss Ruth Atllngton. In the title role, was very effective in a difficult pert.' Miss Annie . Lee Ackerman The statement from Waahlngton Is aa follows: r'"* "Track growers, who annusllv | plant k considerable acreage of po- wns a most gracious and winsome tstoes are warned by the United widow and wo trist «he and Hop- states Department o' Agriculture kl"*. t»ken hv Mr. I»u^w n ll Enilth. »hat there was. on January 1, 1915. rtisv enjoy their woll earnbd domes- a very much ’larger supply of no** tic # eijrlty. Lucy Hopkins, played th^rn-grown potatoes in the hands hv 'T' , *s Jennie jAckerman. was for- growers and dealers than , wa'* loe'ed throiiEh h »r ninny trials with rase January 1, 1914. E: r>eri »rr“sl Int^re®!. and everyone wc , •. ppro has demonstrated that a lirK 0 •dad that ClafO’ice. Ogden, M/. .1*. ],old-over cr^ of nr.rthern-irro'.vn Ree”®". recoverfd from I'is Injurl' pofatorp whci’i Is in good <o* , .ditJmi th Dairy Expert Points Out Votno Ren- son* Why State should FCnd Move Ensilage. Clomeon College. Mar. 30.—The dairy, dlvtelon of (Tereson College- and tho United States Departmer.t of Agrlcaltnro are dftermtned to get reenlta In rtle work In South Carolina this your and expect to hammer ea sllo-ballding from now uadi lata sunr mer. W. W. Fitapat- rick, agent la dalrving for South Carolina cn'is atentlon to the fol lowing silo "reasons”. 1. By ths use of a s'to. a succu lent feed ipay be provided the year round, keeping up the mUk flow of' dairy cattle and fattening Vef cat tle. 2. Silage Is the best s«d cheapest form In wMch to provide thle^ sort of feed in Winter. 3. Silage keeps cattl" H mor* thrifty condition than oth®r feetls. 4. Kil^ge has a hencficl-’l ''"ect <n the digestive organs of cit*’'' 5. SilaK'' Is verv *le and 5V«- pnd claimed the fair ladv :-c rnn r1'«o{nn. \Tr. .Mi n r., fT-ro’d Morton, was a very onj hfo hero, and we wer® tert tir'’- iso roe Mm c * > tv “•’trat'e.” Mr. Hanford tho V!*,' f >*t. lordt. his irirt r.nd seiliRg at X, rc-senable ,'r;,.. when Ihe earlv mick-frop p'-t-’o. remh the market rty i«r lo% r>r'<i aometlmes *6 law that th** ''’i'.p- ?tork cat It with r dlrh. «. There is less waste •-iliso than in feeding fed cau c good silnire pvopcrl” '"ntirolv consumed. 7. Through Ms hfnlth-r’ r'ERTfLIZER TAG TAX. Receipts st Clemsou Cotlose are ,JMt '/•c^Ceut. of liOrt Yeor. , Clem sop College, Mar. U« —H. M. Stsekhouse. secretary of tho State Board of-Fertiliser Control at Clem- son College, announces that at the closs of business oa Msreh 24. ISIS, receipts from tho fertWsor tag tax had reached the amount of tlPtHion. At the clooe of hn«tn«fH> on March 14, 1914. receipts,from tho tax had ranched |2St.glEP ! * - . Receipts for 1911 to March 24 are 42 per cent, of tho receipts for 1914 total rpreip'n for 1914. which were $276,COO. However, the fertiliser movement has been late In getting under way this year and It Is. ex pected that a larger percantsgo of Increase In receipts will'he a'jown In lh« last week* of the season than Is the case In ordinary years. Notice of A«M*tlional Tex. Whereas anrdlratlon has been made to the countv. hoard of educa tion for Colleton countv »o order an el»rHon In Welch Creek pebool nk*- V„. VI on lh“ nue-Hon of Vo». Irk ;in H'^'Momi t-'\ lew of 4 l.n Heul district and e >1 ion i"-o. senlrd slcnod i >v on -th'rd of tk. vt u tor^ {trid resident f-o,, * > * bot tero of are Of t«-entv-orie )n ou ^1-, 'il t. j.v '-. ir.i id C* •: Rheumatism Muscle "Itinennjr •ppiy. It Colds to una and quick to _ penetrates without rubbing." No rt a C«L tars did U tta terrible pain for arrrmJ swjM •tan my wife cot ns'» mm! ta« of tta Linimmt nnd ttass aspfc ration* gaVn me lsU<-f as that 1 esn tleep.'Wmry* Tamhlf*. IIS Cm •tr* SUMt, McKtmpart, Pm. f -, bo- r-d u T*fNeAX-|»C n -»!1 ri r>f1 a lo- of such crops r l,he prower T’nd r - mJi cot'"'!! a small .arrence rm n a . mali ^ ttirs. rilage iaiprot'^ »' wc* was n»t c’SrefVent foil .for if,,,., jhan PorV-cr. 1 tvptcal pefl-'c. r1 r ’• 1 , a * • T* • V!'* 'hoiu-l th. ram- i rt. V bf .. 4 -f !>'■ • “With 4 jiotatoc-; in t : gn v f r • a i ^ v. ar a large ncrtiige. {ti.pcn odo more V . T .opcaj-ar.ee of Cattle ' x. Tlx® .•nine acr ag • spiege cron v. ill -attie than it. world ,r * “ m! -ki A.' or d Vl\ :nr x . ro’P - *» ati*.. >vl nv- n 'var.l b" f -<l. >-#' 11. ' * ( 1 It i v or*t( r-..’ ii*s Vr -■•'' Hail t -ii / tv | t> r * ? v< Colin.. r , :'i i . U't' ' , » 1 !♦* f ”!1 oU'it: -n' J i / • p it * \ to 1 • 1 1 v * t if. f-tii- * -1' O • l lf > “ f M'l „. - * i • r’ 1 -# •>' Ar| • 4 t * “ns •. . , a ‘ * t • ■ ,-1.5 GcoJ for Ncurafjrb, Scialhi, Sprains arid B ’•jaea. Ail Send fciur centc in i^ca 1 iac. DR. EARL S. mESii WiN Mil np . L a free TIUAL BOTTLE. ^C. Dept B PhtlAcIcIphiR, Pa. '■r- tflALtiK. .•i "HIV < or < h k i :> y-*;ir ago. T i lerofi i^ tduch ! «on po th«:e V ! ihd ‘ price -f . ire.* reach year' * !• (lid *h. ■•M-' Xrti ;!.*0 T n ar* If H ;o i- i- ’i i» ' • t!n;i o : - tho'd -in k „ Vf;!t by f he '’ltd of the pt<.ra/t' ^ .lod * . r*« i * • » / * Jt • ft* •• -."d t.( :• * ; > v -•> » ".v, ,' : rS ti*- . • ; . lr' '■ ■" Py -h">V * O' stng’ne sk-ojt^d th rourhetut. • The r~ f f ' - ''-.liir’v vnre.. '? 1 ‘ were devoted to* tha efjiord'imnv fnen-f ers ) r i-*t>cn of tir* Cott:• gev'I’^ «-.fho«d. Judging hv Hie favcralde comment Vip«rd on nil rides. VVa!- terboro does not car- how soon an other pinv‘Is iriven hv the same’com pany. WaKerhoro always docs her part for local affairs and'It is a set tled fact that she holds open ,th« gate of welcome lo all such plays. i Hold /Conferences at Henwon Col In conclusion we must, not for- ’ lege and Greenville. get th“-artistic musical selections! flemson (ollcge. Mar. 3tt.- eiV n cr^-cey the acts* They were' dairy fi"ld agents * of the United k h-nly relished, and the row’oov’t States Department of Agriculture' quintet was a decided novelty. for th- Southern Mates, many of ' ,the Southern, field ag< nts of tiv .rlnimal husiiandry division -of the Department of 'Agrieultur 0 and the War-hingtoa. etilcf «•’ these \--wX of it i t.v V ;' ! v 11 .W.! .\h ‘ e ■ 11. • tilr.Ee’. - r im ;.t iin. : <• •. r t . ' ' ' ; | >■; . . ..it soi'e. K.\ . 12. On* .the save ' ’ • i ow • can b*‘ kept on jee --; of' keepime one it- ... 'other roughage. K! Silage may be to >d ■ tiiiU't con th. h or ) I’M h- v-, i i '• ,S r i itn t A (Ml! i. 'lt;’ 1 T - or wrilt< u tlfcr gn will he opened at S ti*< 1-n k : ,d closeil r*t 4 o’. lo< k !'. tU, DAIHYMI'TN OK ■AS-V. SOUTH MEET. “d In a. r\ Shc** j Pd Uravett, K. R. Smith, .las. A. such that other crops could not be Ipadcett. trustees of ,said district, are wet weather and when con n •M ® ,, enre af• •vs'rijb l":'’,. i t :> < iv.-, ‘ : . 1 t-ri'ih. iih . Wti v it hi r- ‘He millteris h-'cd't tli(> cow’s udder a eor>d start to” i > ti|. n chan" an l before milklna V '-I < lean milk pro- harvested without a total lotv. 14. ! 0rcen feed in the form of ,1- j age can he Uri in summer t'» Prc u 1 advantage in seasons wbiyi panures The' . . , ^ave dried up. 4 15. Feed storage in^sih ’ v K*h - •«'- * t ndittn • . v; ■ ■ ■ n , * . *• p rc . r ..p n r • "oro. In .the llounvy nf n ( (*!f' r -. !?-• c-p^cinlh f , .-'f(>!iii-1 in* rv* •‘’ ‘t. r. oh: tf-iM r'hre; < t - •’ 1 • 6th ij tv of Uct'i ii tv* I 1 •' ■ 'v is d"i adjitdg"d nnnkmpf ♦ lie arts of t'ongre«<s relcfi* Mankructfv; Diaf he has'dr 1 r tillered all Mu proper*v nod property, and hns fully ro* Token T.» Hospital. fitHS <1 e p ■ ;i wo' k y H r-.vd a t •<P-i Crei nvi1I“ r- • ,oj ft .'.r • H<V If on > o ! "' f xX, ro" cheaper than In hay barns, t Hon of silage r"'uulres le- s th.'- the space rcoulred he .a It u <■ 16. An acre n. be -. in a '-:ie .for o ♦*. - • I'-e e • ; ;.,R h- ' 1 :i c•' ' > a atf v. duetlon » 5 . • aoiHi]Pted innnagers T^o conduct said | A pound of Ivutferfat sold from election. the farm tok-s away much less of t If the majority of ihe- voted castjlhe soil’s fertilily.than dp-s n noubd • W -H* ! '** the reuuir* ment o* in sa»d s» hoot district shall be “Uor jof fi.iy or grain: Feed the hnv and ruptcy * on< * h * nC ^ Additional Tax’* pnd not, " Axainsfernin to tlalr^ cattle' .he >p the for-: W!IU' , r T ’OOF, b.« pia-s t*,v Additional Ta'i” the .additional tax.'tility on the farm and derive yony. ”'v he d-cd-'r-d hv U’o Cry »h ill be levl-d. . < Wi't in ten days after tho e\ecltr ’ e above named UHic.-i.ger^ shal’ r>\ i nrt to* iho Ik.vrd the r-suU of Do .fl cash fr«»m the r:il'* of l ulft rf it. ' I- -V Mttrne- Chwcn. an Ohio Hucrns< - c/iw'. hav ‘ Ihe w hi’ p- v ' - h;, a > ■ ’v *en f a * - -a- r ' li f. the bali'if bdx and : i! p 4 . * ' "g *».•»• it rs •*»?. his* ' ( Yi to. I HVFTt,*l( Ul.ANl'. I' orped ' . 1 f 4 1 ■ IT .o: tie Vl. of n f ’ •11 dlicharg-* *frnm if prf'v. i \* ncpftwit-hiv «»«tnt" snld Hnukr’lpt .Set*;- rx<"T't- d li's ,i« pro *..,i t,v i •IH|« ,u,.. t* -* r —-.* » * * /*:»•( ’>_'|.f ■ Vl*; 1 , -• /-f ** i) 1* •1 XV.’ tt. C.'.’ci'i r’ Vi ,■ How ly. >• ■ y i-iy : !'i \ - • 1 • T»? ►*’* f>T ' —V*, . /.,■ . r 'X 1 1 ‘ ( tpMity *‘V. V ■ . : " ,. V \t ( :< ” con Coy r *1- " ’-. ;i vt-ry -orf- t/lt-l ot the Rfitft ,:* ’ o J s r V f • " ' o ‘ x t '■ 4 * 1 ; \ til- o 9f iilin'g. her i - rd or hr I. ' ••MrHetvf'o tl i M*--, fr.^ t»-r rt.mn j.-«iU hosh-ndi,- ,t ,„,,v ,,'Si rr-.t-r n.ilk ( (ton 4? ®ta<» "" r “■ Jf fwK -OV' r nnd ftlW lb"" »ny o'!i V .***& ■" " ni1 '“l' 1 "' «♦«.- defnbliKIradon aeonl. of tlio Soud,- % j- ^, w| ' . •' , ri rt No IS ! vf: - ■-. ■ ?i nml/tit*'' of cc i f i* *'r» Will nft ’eee , 1 -(be v"me a'.ic”-’' V V.X 0 Hed wl*h t 1- e prone t'-in -. silagX ^ Wn. greater milk p Hr Id' W . Wher-'n i titde to y 1 ! nn ! iv, ,1 ■ t • uo path way moro cheerful. / A Fri-nd. WOMEN FROM 1 45 II 55 TESTIFY ern -Staf'R nnd * yradford Knape. special agent In charge of the dem onstration work, was present. One day was spepfr at O-reeaviMc 1 land one at Ulemson (’oll-ge ami 'mnrh work of value wa#* accom plished. / )n'|f , tpii j*p of ( *i'V. (ton fw'< dlb'tfyf county to ’irtb r f I rni ‘t'rcek f-chot 4 T>i 9 on t*uo an “o' The silo enables man to prc- lug an additional tax lev verve a larger quantity of the {00;! in said district and a petition pre- materials 'of the original fodder find rented sign-d, by onMhlrd of the than i° <1 k-ittf i> : < w • irth “•* . ” th" h' the hot If- i i r- !*♦ v ? r*jf, ihi> iHii v Dili'i( a <-r ri< in f^nllege will h’e .gl.nl to iind f ; medics. 'frhf n a Rond cow H snM from u r >- ,,... !• t ! • f S ' ~ , f.l'/r . ’t.t H nohfvu V -tb f -?i V 1 t -x Hivir’- help yn’» 551 11 oMnek in tf" e—/ZjinJ * f'5 f POt h' 0 therfof 1- csii-uv fir vo' lvour comm«mlly 1 AF'requires abou* • li« , 'e,i, : n The t’re«-« 'Mvrtj ivy of .1 niills Jsfx years to grow another to u-y' S r ! ni ^ n ^ TotkeMerilof Lydia £.Pmk* bain’s Vagatable Com- / pound durmgCbange ' of Life. “I wok To the Housewife. Madam, if ypur husband Is like most men he expects you to look af ter the health of yourself and chil dren. Cougha and colda ar« th« most likely to lead to, eerlous dis eases. .A cjRHd Is much morff likely to contact diphtheria or sea’-let fever when It has s cold.. If you will In quire Into the merits of th« varied* th° feeding of farm animals possible by any other system of preservation now known. Any silo Information desired can b® obtained on request from the Dairy Division, Clemson College. BLOCKADED Ever) Houaehohl in ‘ WaMrrbor ■ Hhookl Know How to Resist it. Westbrook, Me. — through tho Change of Life and ^ _ pains in my back that are recommended for i weak I could hardly * n<1 ro ^*’ you w,n r,nd ,h,, ‘ do my housework. .Chamberlain’* Cough Remedy stand I bare taken Lydia high in the estimation of peopl" who E. Pinkham’sVegc- ‘<«u» It. It Is prompt and effectual, tabl® Compound and 'peasant and safe to take; vhich ar» f'll.l'** d® 1 ** 9®*.* k* '-juHties especially to be dcriced w h": a medicine is intended for ctyjd For sale by all dealers: tho of good. I will re-. co/Tur.end your med icine to my friends and give you permis- laio i to publish my testiihonial. ” — Mrs. Lawrence Mar tin, 12 King St, Westbrook, Maine. ManstonLWis. — “At tho Change of Life I suffered with pains in my back and loins until 1 coulu not stand. I also ’had night-swoatk so that the sheets would be wet I tried other medicine lline hut got no relief. After taking ore hot- ’ # Too Much <T*a 4, Ma, 9 alu’i goln* :q more.” • Why. dear?" hool air 1 neverV’n.Jeprn to t ptH Tbcv wordk on me all th"' V®«5i> chaii^H'’ of Lytfia E. Pin', ham’s Vogetab’e j _ upound 1 bepa.i to improve and I . < tofitinucd its use for six months, j ho tie Con If yout baek aches her-ause k!«tneya are bloeaked. Vou should help the kidneys with their work. Do-in’s KldP"V Pills kie especial ly frr weak kidneyk. ' ■ Hecom mended by thousands p’ne testimony proves their merit.’ Tt. G. Smith. W’alter St., Walter boro, says: "One of my family suf-. ♦ored for seven y n ars from kldne.- trouble and rheumatic pajns. At .Vtimef she couldn’t get out of th > house, her limb* and ankles were so swollen.' .TTeadach-s and dlr.zy sjells her worSey During thO winter —o’. 1 a settled on her kidney nnd cairn <’ intense suiTerinp. A friend re" onim o nded Doan’o Kidney . Pills and iC.was due to them that the rfleunsr.- fie paips, end other sytdptonns V <H relieved!' !• am I’.l'ui to» r-con-mend Dorui , * i D'for the euro 'they v„ X. ^ w T v »m.>I xveur * >rt Voor r. dd .It VHP WenF You *>«* •• -v fn'-teart'. I kidney t rouble have been „ TtveHT^r'?*’! Ve®e - ®W Stiff"Vine pabts left me, the i.t^it-sweats er*d h - cn’ipts Cold through irieeb-** , v flashes grew less’and in one yu r l a* .. P( j d'eiav. Why. thake you'-Hf-nv ndilTi-rcnt \vomi:r<. I know 1 boVy , .. % t'd Verlons nl’mente ' ar>4 thank y«t for my ct ntinned r- o-i \n-'-Hh / . r««v.V “r 100 - Ws- -• rirtJL-.’V' mMCK .tthWT •.«> Tho sitccess cf Lyc:ir*i-. . *nJ.h.»p s \ • * t - j'«♦ 11 f-v.C'Xf'd fit the f irly s - .--s wh PrVjy 50c, at a!’ dealers. - Dot*.’’ Vegetable Ccmf-wr. *. . ■ . x , , , nedherbo,Is wtn- -u •; hcitws. ' Kif'-u %>>*: Db-oyerv l« v.fc- • vou • It jm M,.-d,!■ Wii-t-x. • '1'J: Lfaur.piuUitti j: "i: ■ -' • T *»» '"i- !,' r f -rv.itl and vou fe/1 mi much belt r. Lw. nnd Sl^iff -imply ark fo- a kidney rerr,ed" - <h 1 Doan’s ivifim-v Pills- tji" vr.m that Mr. Spitli reconvmended. ♦er-Milburh Co., Props Rnffal A >' V ' ' . dcatiaLTjriiii, To Cure a Cold in One Day .■« d-1 r f t. sni c nJSiv'tutta t -'tlTe -ta-fh.y r t: ^. T^ket.A'XATtVPngn+joO^lntre. n.trji-O * TIVK HKomc* Coj ’h and IIsjs.i r*i ,! «■ I 'UiMitn* i,n<t t>mtral**s . -' v.. • .’w. 19 *0 j «biti4 itij V. CJU/.' r ,-:» r:«?aK»Mr. -* ' *; ... .. I. «!t htjjr. qualified electors ami resident free holders of the age of twenty-one Ip mid district, praying said 'election h n ordered. It is ordered under sectlpn 120.8 of the Code of Civil Laws. 1902, that an election be held April 10, 1915 st the church or other con venient place Jn said district, that only those p-rsons who return real or personal property for . .taxation, and present registration certificates, is required In general elections f be allowed to vot- at ./‘said election. Each elector favoring the Additional TM shall cast a ballot .'containing the words “For Additional Tax” printed or written there'on and each elector opposed to said additional tax shall •vote ai ballot jContatnin* JJ)e words “Against Additional Tax” printed or, written thereon, y Polls will he opened nt 8 o'clock a. m., and closed at 4 o'clock p. -m. Joseph Langilale,' F. HU' Kog"T. J. G. Adams, trustees pf said district, are appointed managers to conduct «nid election. If Ihe majority of the votes fast In said school Hjtstrlct shall be “For Additional Tax" and not “Against Additional Tax" the additional tax *hal> be levied. Within ten rioVs iffler the eletlon ihe 1 above named managers shall re port to the Hoard the r'suit ofvthe "oil list,'the halloU'box and all oers appertainin(^fierr-(o. HUGO Rv STRlCKLAMf S. P. J. GATtnl^. JR'. S. D. S.\UNDEiDU<'- y , •''’ountv Hoard of. Edti; aKou^ i dUe- ton County x ^ . WaUerhoro. R. -' • * 9 •s e. Th*' Quinine That B « Not Affect The. Read h'*rati»e ol it* u t t*ji(,tiv* •♦feet. I.AXA- years plare her. JThls is easily und stood when It is remembered^ that about half the ralv"s horn are malet and that .at least ^Kalf of the heifers do not develop Into good rows. g Many* well-bred cows have njade poor records because of receiving poor treatment. On the other hand many cows of Inferior breeding hav* done exreljently under^ good cure. v Heredity Is 6n|y half tho secret of a dalrv record. Environ ment la the other factor, and one that must be taken Into acrount.. y, SUES DMISHTEB X >: Airkff ol Motker at Doubt Pre vents Dufbfer’s Undadj End. and lb"! alt 1 "nnn ere llt,or nther persons fn interest may *»* 5*t the, s-Hd time and place anfl eftose. if nnv tbev have, why rrsvep of the said petitioner not be granted. ' .* AND TT TR FURTHER oni>F mv THE COURT, that ♦he c ihrii tend by mnll *o all known r l"-* copies of said netltlon and. r-dey. addre—ed fo them, at * fleers of residence as stated. W’TTVFsq *he-44onorabte 11. * RM|th. .Tnrtre of th esal|l Court the Reel thereof at Charleston. ' In said District on the«44th of F A. D. 1915. RICHARD W Hl^T* * ' , Ctv 4t. STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA Conntv ebColleton.-/ . POUPT OF COMMON P1.EA' Ins D. Ravage, ^PlaintIff ' ' yt*. D. W Fender. Defendar.* Mv vi-tn* of irwiement and d*- ift ibe eeove e»y|ifl«d relive 1 wiP of Ophite ontere in^ front »»f Conrtt’Oqse In WaIferboro R. C. *1.0 flV®t Mondnv in April. A x ■ X ’’ >' ' ‘ - . . / , Ready, Kf.— M I was no* able to do, ^ , ....... anything for nearly »ix months," writes! I'll••• s^me ite-ne the fifth Mrs. Laura Bratcher, o!this place, "and : 0 ! *n M month *he following d.w waa down in bed for three months. J'"! reiMv. to wit:- v \ I cannot tell'you how I sulfered wiflt] my head, and with nervousness »eA.^*d *dt"'>te, t\.nr and womanly troubles. * .^/jconn* or I'Hf «iiqK le ♦ v of Coilefoti and Ft a' Tne-«*nirir'p and i-qnjs.nni Our family doctor told my b^bond he Mnfl , A ^ r v n ^ ;r , „ could not do me any pood, and hg had lo give it up. We tried another doctor, but he did not help me. / At last, my mother advised me to take Cardui, the woman's tortic. I thought it was no use for 1 was nearly dead and nothing seemed to do me any good. But i took eleven battled, and now 1 am able to do all of nry work and my own warning think Card rUftf. ^ and I look' ih* |>iclitre of health. "/ ; , <nr li you suiicr from any of the ailments Tr.«H,r nrcuhar to women, gel a bottle of Cardui ,t, .. loJcip. Delay is dangerous. .We^know ,.., A r. ^ « ,hmht» r.. .j it Will help you. for it has helped so n r c i ; r -i, r, inany thousnnds of other weak women f . v ?.%'*.• -(i H n.i in the pa t !i(» yc^ra At all dru^’istj."' xp,i Vot>n<t<-*(| N’ortb bv l.n *>f D. Th.^mmoT*: U->«* hy run »<f how Pr-"> b ” S’bb’h ’ 4- i/i-rnls* from l-ir'’^ of 'lu* F^ilt*’ f ’t t.’ir Fep.lerf Ro»mi bv ln-'is of 1. O. T dor }>T5/I |1/»f5l<»mtn IMofl • :iP*t '' "Kv- iond** ef fi'o F'tate* of r , onji"v. of v lit/ h fVo ^ *tiif «ne f/.ro.X/J ;> -i ir*: i-xM tr . *• •» . , . . ... . hi v'bf* o r>*f noil nils the best, medicine in , hft .. lM r> w v"f. • - | ‘ l^y* I? : I • * f fcf rrfvl* 1 <"} ) v t\«» I ; t lit rif fbyV r^?.f !> ^ 1 f' *y f* 1 ^' l ' *» .XHf* /if--'*